The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
May 2, 1896

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4I y w4 r IIIP yOU W4 SEE IT INV bbA SrP 1iXTIt THE WEATHER PREDICTION Utbe UU if C For New York anl Iti Vicinity ITS SO Cloudy southerly lnds I VOL L11I NO 245 5 NEV YORK SATURDAY MAY 2 1806COPYIUGHT BY THE SUN PRINTING AND 1LllLISllIKO ASSOCIATION rillCE TWO CENTS EltANDHAKK BLOT I Hor Peoples Shame at the j Transvaal Revelations CECIL RHODESS GUILT PROVED He Ordered the Conspirators to I Raise the British Flag The R rormem Ileiltaled nt Open Ilevoln Ion Mild the Month Alrlenn Dtctnlnre Mohenio ror the 1I non of ItrllUti dniilre Failed tor ATunt nr Their Co I rMlnHThe Tixt IInk In the Chnln I ofEvldenie Aanlnat the tbnrtered Con pnnjr Hiiiitled by Ihe IMItor iif the Met urilur Hevlew KnulUhrarn I2nniinernted with Ttietr Own Ifnilere but FIr with Adeslmtlon for 1aul Krneicer 1 RlHHtil Caltt JVtpnrcS la Tint Srf Loxnox May 1 I dtsmtst and shame can b pcrennlflcd by a whole nation then the Eng lish peoplf stand today tho perfect embodi ment of tore emotions Kit e months njo inn land smaricd under the Indignities Inaped upon bar by the Sultan who flouted and defied liar Ministers Todny eho Buffers tho fear if it greater humiliation at the hands of tho ruler of ft little Soulh African State who convicts her representatives of one of the grossest and most TUlunr conspiracies over conceived by a strong I power against a weaker one It Is difficult to glvu an adequate Idea of the I overwhelming revulsion of public eentlrucnt In tutu Dubtr cal by the publication of Presi dent decisive ot the dastardly 1 delt KrUgera proof 110 V plot acalnst his republic bv Ilrltlsh authorities J in South Africa I really Is I creditable to tho English people that they acknowledge freely with few exceptions the masterful triumph nf this grand old man of South Africa and tho perfect Justice of his course throughout the diffi cult situation of tho List four months J Is especially refreshing to find today that II javnals which until now have defended Ii btodly Cecil Rhodes and the South Africa Company and have Idolized Dr Jnme and his freebooters have Ion treoboolBr 1 suddenly faced around denouncing the conspirators r and heaping ridicule and contemn upon Dr I Jim and his heroes That word heroes taken from ono of Col Ilhodess cipher de I spatches has already become a term of scorn and Irony Dont send any moro heroes no more room for them Is I an extract from this disgraceful record which will live In diplomatic and political history Surprise over the facts that the leaders ot the conspiracy pleaded guilty In the face of such damning evidence and that lie extreme penalty ot death was pro nounced against them has quite disappeared In Its place has arisen a warm feeling of appre ciation of the magnanimity of the wIse Imper turbable old Who has the man w managed affair aInlr with far greater nklll than any Kngllsh states man of the present day ever has shown In a vital emergency Dlsmnrcka remark jean I alb that Paul Krtlger was the greatest states k man he ever met Is fully Jostlllud tnriay In the Blind of every Kngllshmun not in office 5 Whtl a ulty President KHlger l cannot bo Prime Minister of Uncland I heard an exas perftted but admiring Kngllsbman exclaim to day masterstroke after raiding about the grim old Doers I matontroko Tha effect of this startling revelation hardly has pasted boyond tbe sentimental stage as jet Nen and newspapers that yestordaV defended Rhodes are demanding today that I lit be called borne and placed In tho dock the flow boile anlllhlcrd al tl ow hlrint Police Court hOI the trial of the cast against Jameson Is resumed There Is I ne longer any doubt that he not only was nno of the leaders or thn conspiracy but ulsii deceived old made rlduulous Chamberlain and other membeis nf thn huim Internment I Ilie Colonial Secretary said nt the time nf Jntneoi raid Hint If II should be howl that the l I hnrtered Company hnd a guilty fore I kilole 1C of tlm movement tho Uotornment viuu be prepared tn meet a demand fnr the cancellation of the charter Full proM of this I Miry I hll floW has been submitted by President L KrHgur and It remains to be seen what thu Ilrltlsh Government will do about I I have trustworthy Information that President KrUgur hu stlti other Incriminating del and eildence estab patches documentary e ela lishing rtlll moro completely the guilt of Premier Ilhodes nnd other South Africa of ficials Ibis evidence will explain tho hitch tcal Ivhlolce wi lplall re ferred tu vaguely In today batch of despatches S wnlchcftuseil the miscarriage of the plot Tho ftijmihiv lln lew will print maier tnmorrow to fill this Important gao In the astounding story Tho matter is auppled by Frank Harris the editor of that journal who has just returned frum Johannesburg with I remarkable fund uf information given him by tho lloer authorities Hu writes S What occurred at Johannesburg between tho Uld and SOth of December to make Col Rhodes In Johannesburg telegraph to hh brother In Cape Town that It was necessary to postpone Ibo flotation of the now company f On the afternoon of Christmas Day a meeting was pallml In the house of Col Hhodo because a messenger had come from Ceall It ho Jen a Groat Sohnr with Important Instructions hare present the leaders or the Heform were lender Iororm Com mittee together with Abe halley and Charles Leonard the famous barrister and vthllom AttorneyOoneral of Cape Colony The mln ger stated that he Wi charged by Cecil Hhodea t Bay that Jamesons troops when they entered Johannesburg wuuld liavo tn tight under lie British flair and that It was therefore noe Drltlh law Ibf Iheolro noietsarv that tbe Ilrltlsh and not the Traustaal Hue should b hoisted In Johannesburg Hereupon Charles Leonard declared that he would have nothing to du with tho lot that hen as for re form and not for revolution that ha hid brought hundreds nf Afrikanders Into lie scheme on the asiur nta that It was merely I reform movement and thut ho would not da eelve those who had lrutid him Others spoke to the biuno effect whje no one was bold enough to take the opposite view Accordingly ft a rciolved that all preparations for the revolt volt should b nusneudil and that Conches Leonard should be sent toCapo Town to expos tnlate with Cecil hoe nd let him to allow the thing to go forward R a reform and not us a revolutionary movement That same night Leonard left Johannesburg tor Capo loon So 8 W Jameson telegraphed Irom Johannesburg the lest dayto hIs brother Dr Jameson In Pit ant to tell him lo postpone the flotation for Cbarl Leonard J left the cllr last night to In tervlow C W llhodei I will no doubt be said hy tils aiiologlits that Hhodes n the lat hour wanted the Ilrlt lab flag tube used out of the earnest unsollluli desire to extend Ilrltlsh euplre Others will t Bay that he wished used In order to be able to Jneorporato Johannesburg web the Chartered Comp ns territory t In anI ease It was an afterthought which Ilhotlu ivldtntly thought of small Importance and ettiblch ruined 1 the whole scheme The plot and lU I failure are alUe duo t Cecil Hhodts 1 1M cliii i VIM The tfiir In an article coitmentlng oa the cipher el pntche which were entered as ell dncu at the trial uf inguilwrl ot the Iteform OluinlUM at Irelorln urgta the ImmeUlaU urll IDIelak arrest of Cecil lllimlee t el 4i hluiniliu1er tluiMt eoumels the resIgns tlcti ot th tuftoageuiout of tie j Ilrltub boutti LL H t I AfrIcan Company nnd their withdrawal from Comlan1 public life for a lille nt least 111le SP linirii Mtrffe ats that the llnvern ment mint bv 11 Clo rOil in met a d 01 In 1 for the trial of Cecil Khode and the rovoratlon of the charter of the Ilrltlsh South African Coma Tha 1iift Mill 1 7 utft en s III Is now Impossible to talk nbuut the severity ot the Hoers 111 the face of the retclntlons mode In lha cipher do spnlchcn I Ihn Hluli takes the side of Rhodes and at tempts to slut Id him from nil blame 1 1 ho lot i ninnnti orders to Inn Cnrrlnatnn cnniiuandlnir the Ilrltlsh forces In Matnhele land and sir Itlchnrd I I I I Martin i Admlnls talon ot the Iollieln licUmnnaland Matnbelo land and Mnshonaliind wlm renlaco the ofllcsrs nf his Chartered Comnany In the admlnlslra tlnn nf uff ilr In Hhiuleslii have lust been pub lUhed Ihc orders forbid the ifritlsh nfllcerit venture and men tu hold shares In any South Africa In the hours of Lords today Lord Loch of Drylait who ns Sir 1 I I Loch was Oovcrnor of the Capo nf iood Hope and llrlttsh High Cnmnilsslonernf South Africa from IiI until 1Ml frI iii cmplmtlo denial of the state nieni involving him In the Intaslon nf the TiansiaAl hy Or Jameson Ihe statements hlch hn refuted were that whllo lot ernor ot ale Cnlon he had Btiigcstrd an Invasion the Tranvnai to the Johannesburg rninmllter hit ho had offered tn support a rebcllliin will troops nnil that In other ways he had encour Incited hostile the loin god republic or Inllul bote action against Bot fnrd loeh declared that ho never had prn poiied tn the Iteform Committee nn Invasion uC thn Iransvnal novcr hun Intimated that lie S would iituiort such n movement never limit akul Lionel I Jlil I I his If I Juliannosbtira vronh hold out nor Ill hn ever promised tu Inter vene In the otent of a rebellion Lord Doubled I saul ho did not think that the nuttier called for any action on the part or Parliament nt present Ike 1 riinit has a despatch from Cape Town fa ill that ndtlcej received thcro from Preto ria show that thn Interdict upon the property of the membtrsof Johannesburg llvform Com mltteo his hem remond except In tho cases of Mr Lennaid and Dr I oII The health of John hay hammond the Ameilcni who tram sentenced to death continue rnlonct cantn ue to nine uneauli ess Thn liner Prnitrviilsl pnrt npnenr to be ununl mnitslt In fsvor nf clemcnor toward the prison ers liny onslder batiMiment and a inial hue stitncleni punlshmi nt Judgpliiigorowskl who sentenced the pris oners was hniitid upon his arrival at Illocm fonteln on his return from the Iransvual ORIAO InK STATI 1101 Aricned In the Volkvrnnd that the Char tered tnmpnny le Not Clvlllird Ilroi MIDNTLIN OIIAMII FIIKP TAT May I The Volksraad today debated a motion to modify the extradltion treat with the British South Africa Company It was contended that the company could no longer bo rcgnrdod ns n clvlllred government Tho President advised the abrogation of all treaties with the company which he declared trenles comlan constituted a danger to South Africa Tho motion was ruled out of order eventually and was withdrawn It being shown that the treaty had been concluded with the Hrlthli High Commissioner in South Africa and not with tho British South Africa Company IHIEnAE LrU 70 MCI P1 FL fiR Mother and llniiicbter lump from n Third etory Window tnuntit bl a Men Fire u as dlcovered shortly after 11 oclock last night In the lat of Mrs I Ilertha Reubens on tho second lloor nf a thi restory frame tene ment at siS and 227 Delancey street Police man hay after ringing an alarm went up through the building arousing the tenants He was finally driven nut b smoke When the lire started Mrs Samuel Orauer and her three daunhter Annie Minnie and Lena wero In their flat on the top floor Lena who Is I 10 rears old led her mother to a front window Tho mother and chilI flood on the window sill and begged tho crowd on tbe street to save thnnt Patrick Mnsf Columbia street who tvniln the crowd shouted In the woman to let tho girl Lena jump fining nn would catch her ThoBlrl Jumped und Moss caught her In his arms He full to the sidewalk with her and she wan bah hrulsed The mother then jumped and MOSH caught her and broke her fall but she a Internally Injured I When the tlremon arrived they were told that I other tenants were still lu the house Firemen Jacobs and Helnhardt of 1H Truck rescued I Mltmio and Annie iraucr both of whom were carried out unconscious hue firemen also rescued Mrs Oraners ISyearnld son Ilennle but not before he had hen sevuri Iv burned about tim face and hands Tho fire dam iced the building to the extent of S 1900 I sLUJlS vii ctvvov AND MUSKETS An Cxcltlne nunehnll Game nt TaieA Freebtnnn Plwyer Wonnded uu L L IW ZIAVSN viny i Lao iaie eopnomores pressed Into ecrvlco a battery of cannon and n detachment ot seventyrive musketeers to hnlp them In their annual ball game with the fresh men today but their extraordinary prepara tions were In vain for tbo freshmen won by the core l of 4 to I A high out boisterous and vio lent ttmu was had during the ell Innings of the game which was played on Yale Field before iOOO spectators One ot tho freshmen players Kdwnrd Atkins curries 1 painful wound In the calf of his leg 1 caused tiy wadding fired from a blank cartridge In a musket held by a sopho more Tho musketeers and the cannon were sta tioned near first base and every time a sopho more was on the run for thai goal bang would gn the guns tu disconcert the first baseman In his attempt to catch the ball The cannon were not very large but when they went all they drowned ever other noise on the fold It was while coaching 1 pla nr on first base thut At kins was shut I Is I said that the charge that hit him was exploded b accident After belug struck he gate up playing and went for aphis In IIel chin tn dress his wound When the lle wit ninr the freshmen en couraged by their diamond victory mussed to gether and rushed on this ooullmor captiiniiig 1lbr anl elllrl I I tho can ii cii guns IIfo and drums I of I drum rorps and tho big lists nf a cowbo brigade Tim sophs were outnumbered and were bilged I Ih submit tn thu humiliating terms 1 hu tennis lined I up us fullons I reihmen llamlln third iiit W er flrst btiei Pavie sMnuit bats Chaniiev Uf I n11 I llroaii sliurt sioii AUIns eeiilrvtlelii Iefr rllit rflil t Ill eiichir 1 I Hit er jiOlier l SoptiiimnreiittJiilSHirMi rust 1Mp learr liiird I SMI lurniun icnirii iloil Uenieni I urconi iiCsei Ilrnlln lifr lliililM pitt her Ih imleriuln 1uIUII pllehcr Jaekiiii righi llcMi itrrllaii left Hell lIie I score by Innings folloim frfftiunrn 4 3 u 0 0 o i 4 bopaqniores I 4 u u I o I oa Ilaplrct riilmu ami Ink s of Ihe Sarsll nine llefnrn lie gimo tin Snphoinnri with drum corps mufckefiri1 rnnnon tnttir und low rorl pnrHilid Ihrnugh tIn prltuIpul ureils A frt of ihipriii slnii ii its I hrui o un top of w hie h rod a crowd nf shouting cla smen N emi York Flier llenrBiinlzutlnn Serious differences have nruun umoni the stockholders regarding the future polk of the Yui 11 1 Viiii and ion aims Hiiunilul arrange merits which had been completed It I I found i iui siibln to curry mil I without huiil I proceed liiCL A reich yr has theretore 11ei I risked fur 1i3 rp ii I ret tnrsnf II Iollnll tiipre I ri0 i18 I niultlis t of nil innecrned Alfred I Kir i was le Andrews pointed tumixjrur remit er yt erdjy by J lP A 1 I rjiVNH 1111 Vruf lloillne Hnreerde I In rirlnK on Ntnten island Prof I II I I I linil inn mi Sinai cur 111 Inirmnchlne I expcrlmruttr inado I Micctbuful 1111 I usier du nn Slain Is mil Uu u e d nneot thefl i ng winIllIKS tot ented by Lllllenthul the famous German uxtert and demonstrated the long doubted claim that man cn fir Tim Hjing iiiftchlno was made In llerllu lermauy and imported by the New York JOltrnollo ported let the Juan vclluus claims of lie inventor I rite full story ot the first successful man flight In America will appear In the Sunday Journal tumorrow There will be also about fifty other remarkable featuret and the pre ot the forty clchtpag Bitnday Journal with colored supple ment IB oniy three cata44v I SI e I n Iomvr3ellcsey Elasticity j Vied Utlr Ust bicycle exprtu u In the UttcrtL4Jv i1 S r t I UiiHliultnis 15ah Hotel Now Otit 1 bee lluti attic lUcursloa ColuaiuJJo I TILLMAN HANTS AGAIN ItOUIW oif Titti non iKsvr lP iitiincTt 111 IJIII Nennlor Hill An mem tlm Houtti Citrollnlnn nud Nay Clevelnnil Will Not lie n nn illdule at hlrnBoOnly TMO New hut tie Hp Provided Tor In the Nwviil Illll VhIlliiTi May 1 l A reninrlnblo political debate took place In tho hcnatu this Hftrnnon I between Mcnntor Hill nti one stdo and Svnitur Tlllman of South Carolina nliegctl 1ouiilltt alI Senator Allen of Nebraska cunfciiieil 1op ullit on tlio other The ilitiate was remark able chiefly because of tlm surprising antic of lie South C arollna Senator and lao candor with which Pcimtor Hill In neiiliiu i u discussed llhu past history and tho futuru hopes of the Dnmocratlo party particularly In tha Slate of New York The four hours of rough and tumble political Leech mnklnB was apropos of nothllc lu particular I all come UD like n gust of wind and carried everything before It 1 he hennto was consider Ini the Naval Appropriation bill and Senator Hale tn charge of It hud JII charle I 11111n notice that ho would ask for a voto before the close nf thu dajs aestlon He had reckoned without his host however for at an opportune moment Senator 1111nnl arose from hula ccitt In the back row nf tho Democratic slduand plutiued Into a discussion of general flninrlal and political questions without any lutrnduulnn ciccpt to state with 1 characteristic sweeping vao of the arm that ho would take nlviuitniru of the rules ui other Senators did and disc 111 any sub Ject he aw lit without un Ing any attention to before thn Scliitt lie question 10 eiiato Ibuplcturesijuu South Curulina Senator had only spoken at Icnuth once before lu thu Senate but on that occasion ho gate lie country un Illustration of what ho could ito when warmed up to tho occasion and ho had not been speaking two minutes this afternoon when It I was reallrcd that hu lied blood In his om good I eye and was out for f field day Senators tame crowding Into the Chamber hum their louuvlni places about the building members hurried across from tim Hou e and In the twinkling of an eye the great galleries filled up with that in sterlous crowd that springs up In thin halls of CoimrcM like mushrooms In tho night when the word coco forth that there Is I I row on hand Mr Tlllman did I not disappoint bU audience Ho wrs more explosive undignified and plctu rcsijuv and altogether original than when he delivered his maiden speech early In thi r ohm aud which mado him famous as hue most Interesting Senatorial exhibit since tho days of Klddlebercrr This typli al nineteenth century South Carolinian II a rowh and fluent talker uncouth and ungrnmrmitlcnl at times bit stir prlblngls epigrammatic and while almost every Senator on both Idol ot tho Chamber listened with Impatience and sometime with disgust to his w lid harangue It was noticeable that whin hit struck a direct blow thn object hit plainly felt it Senator Hill happened to b the target nf this political guerrillas warfare today and ho felt his attacks Just enough to feel Irritated He therefore took the lot effective menus of de fence nt his command aol replied somewhat In kind Mr Hill Is l probably the mih man In the Senate who could eucceuicfuiiiy meet on his own ground the South Carolina political freebooter who while clalmlm to be a Democrat fluid de flying that ho Is a Iopullst goes far beyond thin 1opulUts them elves In his thundering ncilnst tho laws the Administration and the personal character of hose who happen to bo In control of the Government As Mr Tlllman talked today be flung his arms about wildly paced up and down alraiwt thou entire length of thin Democratic silo of tho chamtier and in one of Ills ncrolnllc lights went to far as to turn his back to tbo Senate and address himself to lie glided walla within an Inch of his hawklike nose This odd In Ilch hawklke Til Old per formanco caused a burst of laughter which did not disconcert Ibo unconventlonnl Senator In the least He did nut eren smllo but wont on with his declamations with perfect Apparent Belfpossession Senator Hill sot a few feet In front of the South Carolina Senator and did not wince at lie arraignment of him as a defender of tho financial policy of the Cleveland Admlnlstru tlon and as the representative of thou capitalists of the East whom Mr lillnmn loes ti de flounce a robber and liars and ghouls nod hyena hut when Mr Tlllman sal down ha Ing I exhausted himself and his subject Senator Hill took his place and gave him a Roland for his every Oliver The particular point nf Senator Tlllmans attack upon Mr Illll If Indeed It had any point was to prove that Senator Hill stood upon the name political platform with John Hherman of Ohio and that therefore ho should more rightfully be classed as a Republican than as a Democrat rIds as sault noon his Democracy Is I probably what In duced Senator Hill to mako the liorous and protracted reply t his ansallant He denied as be has denied many times before In the Senate that In defending financial policy of the Ad mlnUlratlonhe was acting In any way as the representative or a defender of President Cleve land Ha repudiated him nod his alleged Democracy and spoke In behalf of him self an a Democrat and it llepiibllcan 8el A lemOrl IUI I lpn1lcln of tint regular Democratic organization of lit State of New York lleillsiUKned the hlnory of the Democratic I onvuntUm In 1809 when CenlnD1 was nominated In spite of lit Protests nf I tiC Nnw York delegation and re called how the regular Democrat of that Mate swallowed their dlbaptiolntmuit arid carried the btatu for Cleveland He referred tn Hit indent situation In lh 1lrl and Incidentally pro dloled what lu future courcu would tie In 1 HUl and afterward and xiuteedud In convincing all all heard him that he at lutst had never wa ered In his devotion tn thu Democratlo party old that he would be found In thn future as III nUn Ito past Democracy upholding the principles or leflerio lelorrary Allen of NnhrusVa n ho boast of tho I fact that hit Is a 1npullst and whm views are HO similar tn thoiu of Mr Illlmnn that hu must ho nit rid tn hear thn latter call hlmielf a Demn irut was also caught In Mr Hills net and added his mite to this scrlinmatre Mr Hill umoult the direct rhargu that tlm six Populltts In Iho lnl by withholding their t otei allowed hn Itepntillcans to organize tlm hoe and take poHtesftinn of lie I coin iii i tteim and tht ndlci and Intimated that In I so acting they hid uiL I I their Inlluencn for putronnuc 1 Sir Allen with much apparent sincerity denied I thin but it has llS DO long bien believed tolm m i rums that I his hiu ret of virtuous Indignation was not taken seroiuly Uv Vie fnlldl Irui After the passage or senral prlvnto bills the Naval Appropriation hill was tiiken up thn I quanlon bemz on the amendment nllerul lit Mr inrman I fem Mil I tu rtxluco the number Ir battle nips provided for In tho hill trim four 10 tuo Without further dl cns lon Hit vote was taken and the ainendnifni ua uerecd tu iias II nays 97as follow Yst AIn Hiker lust ii llerrj IMiithnri Oilier Chltiii lUluuwr I ileorae iliirninn Hill Iniiumr Ar ksuuisa Kile MIIU UlKuell ir r iI Uiiniu i awn IV nvr leiHiiriv Irliiliiril Iuith eicli l MI rui lt rurple mllai Wuliliill MruiSiiliu Wllinn w olcoti 11 SAII lincnii lilnciiiiurn Iron Cal nOl tnrlir lsrehiii iI 1 liutln sit S ncr trte iiisr I t lilliin i I wlf IrUv I Iwliiv I Jlilrde Jhtlllliili JilaniM i 1 Mililirll i nf Origin IVrkln run uuai htwiil bltuup H Ulre Msnarl Tvlltrlii Mr 1 diets ilop Neb nITered an amendment striking out the item for tho tail iMitlc Mlin 1 Hiiluiid u half million dollar Tho Tot C ut I aken without I dlscu idiin and umcndniint takel w thou II lt lie 1lhll I nl slit ll laicretd to 3 as 1 1 buoys 44 hits M n atnr MUlnj a o 1lro Allen ilirr l hill n usirte Joinself Arkiinras K l li Invo 1itfir I I ctthrrew llniih Vest 1 Vlla and allhli Mr I Inrman volril no Ilmndlfr Illuii X o iIi i mutrd to Insert an Item apprnirlallng 14 ion mill for lorpido gunb ml und torpedo Nu ilmtrover with I Minimum speed nf thin knots and fi thirty orindn boats with a minimum alived l of twenty ala hunts lrl Hale iltep Met said that the appropriation Ion was not Urge enough for the number of bal lon mtnlliined and he mnvrd to ducu 110 lumber of torpeclo bI to twenty Mr Chandler modified his I amendment by e ducing ihe number twenty sod the appropria tion to 14000000 Mr Tlllman Ijem B C then proceeded to criticise one of Cem sjo ches made suite tlmo ago by Mr Hill 100m N Y lu defenru uf II I Admtui uatoo tn luuluf buudi Wltu thy 5 u w representatives nf the pfopln In scsjlnn he continued the President oterrldes all decency conlnued otcrrldes hit will of hIs own party and necnm pllshesby Indirection what he has no authority to da directly Hn wenton todeclnr on txnnlfnf thin ngrl cultural classes that they would repudiate both the principal liitrrryt of the hond A rlncllal ni I I not Mr Hill I eMd with cnrcatm S no will hnvo bloodshed I Mippo e You cnn force thn t tilts it cli ed Mr u Till tutu shoutti excltudly I tell rll that we are ilii That Is i very evident Mr Hill Interposed with a sneer Inpr Mr Illlmnn welt on to contrast the two lent orrntc lenders I Callinun Mid Clivalnnd ntid sad lint V al IntO fl ntiiwl Up for hits people nt large whllu I Iivelnnd WHS the ixempliir mid I loot nf the mooney clanimJ and represented nnly thu almighty dollar He sneered Ire Mr Cleve lands veto of small tension Ill while he tnil turned ot er JIOOOUOOO to tine Jew Luugti 11iL i Tlllman declared hit Mr Cleveland hnd no financial mile y except that of Senator Slier man smut said bust Secretary Cnrllslu and Sen ator Sherman tail exactly the clime notions Whenever ha melitlnnid i Carlisle ho meant Sherman farther were Intjroliangitbli iicitit thai the one was honest to hi ls friends lie hunker cci whlln the other had Vved Irtcbeinu to his liart Mr 11111 tIcrn N o V spoke of Mr Tlllmnnn speech 111 n remarkable performance widcli did not cnll fur nny special reply from him It ell would have been wiserpernaii w ben that Sen ator gave lo the Senate au4 lo lie country the Ktrctnclu which he did the lust thou ho sucks uietti r tn all tutu to nn tiling ho nld Po sbly h s iMr Hllllrrrnl today In mitlilnc cutup or Ids siiiKeftliinf Thin einiliir from Souih arollna liril not wholly aildrenned his rvinurka to tho Nutnl Appropriation bill but had spoken nf the finance of tho Iwnd limes I and nf Inlnce and had finally 110 IKIIII Invenlljntlon 111 IIIRIY wound up bv forming ft new party all by himself nnd I South Carolina Lmighterl vllli much that ho had mid ho Mr Hill had nn concern To his crlllrlstnr of this Administration 11 comtr ministration he did not propose to reply lie tll hnd as the Sennto and the countrt knewi little In common wltn the present Administration Hn I hnd not bci n tbo recipient of UK patronage or lao Therefore ho did nut propom I 1hrolrn notice except trrr briefly colon nf tin grnlu Itoii unialled for ntul undljtnlhed mnrk nf his V rue flU from South I Carolina I who lotud him Iaughtir and applauc J 11m Illll went on lo speak of thin regular De inocrncof thu stale nf Ne lurk and said that It ould nut bo charged with ropuiislbllily for thu nomination of MrClitelaiil In IMV I collect fuul he that Mate after State In the South liiKtrucled their iiehriutte for free p 1 tcrnnd Unit er Clivelnnd They hate not got free liter lint with bitter fnrcnsmi the got Mr Cleveland dencrnl laughter Tho regu lar Democracy of Neiv York prntestid uirnlnst It but after tho nomination was Hindi1 loyal Democrats as they are the went hack and I Joined them In giving N iv York again tn the Democratic column Andslrno matter what may be In store for us In the next campaign corn victory or defiHt com sun nmI811 shadiMtcomo weal nr woe I will I bo found ngaln In lirhalf of whoever may In I the Democratic eanut it itt eanui In I behalf of us hut o may bntha national Democraticplatfurm lApplntife 1 MienLIng of the Chicago Convention Mr Hill raid I us I I gn thru with uuuy part I ts ill go there cxpectlnc tn jucnk my Kriilmienta nfl to iihldo hI the rout tvhun tin Coivintlnn hal bi ellI Tel he said In anolhcr con mitlon While we are washing Democratic loin I wo might UK well us ash ii omit In I inn necllnn with tlm Chicago Convention he I a Idid neetlol I not pledged cither to the I brad nf this Admlnltiallnn or to nnv member of It who may be I candidate for public position Vhle I lie Secretary n the Treasury an alIt thornngblf honest l and compelent man and one who hits reflected honor on the ectlnn nf the country which ho renrisrnti I think tint he madi a mistake In 11 I contest before hue I Kentucky lecilature against tho rcPlection of ennnr Illackbiirn who was the nominee of his pury cnuuiiicuu Mr Hill alluded tn MrTlllmnns attack upon tbn I ni tiul cOt hrelI lie Haiti ho tail tetnid ientlnn blllK for boiiiu deserters or iramtis and hi onlO he added In mv humblu 1udcm nt he I Is t ull candidate for reelnrtlon win iriubluourcltiB In rrgiud i tn Mm I Let I Us prepaiu fnr the cnn fllt ncaln t our cmnmon enemy Let ns not quarrel among ourselves Wo stimuli pursiio this policy in essentials unlit In noneten tints liberty In all things charity Mr Hill closed his spiccb with hose words amid applmike Ihe delu 4 hud la tiil tho whole tin I t and up tn half ixut ft Mr II I I slit Iti p Mel In chnrjje of the bill pug tMul the session contlnueil I till t i i 7 oclock thai I elnl hI 1olnlr1 11 oellrk or that thiro he an nlol i elnn but t lie n i ceplod I counter our b Mr Uminan that thn lln il vilA iii the Nntnl iiroprliition bill hnll bn Inknn lx fon ndjnnrnmeil tiimorro I and tilth thnt lerstandlng Ihf Senulu at o 45 1 I M I adjourned till Inmnrroo Tin vir itt ITTJI 1TI DlMnppnlntment In uvitl tlrclee over tbe HeniiteM Aetluu WASIIINOTON May 1 Todajs notion of the Senate In reducing tbo numior of leI bnttlu chips from four In Iwo crcaled Ihe utmost cur rrlfo and disappointment tn olllclnls of the Nat Department V who had expected thu num ber to be Increased l rather thai diminished So certain was the department that authority would be given for nt least four btttle ships that It had prepared tn outline specifications afcUng for bids for this number and tutu Hoard which has the question of turrets under ndvlcmont tvasroquesled to hasten Us rouurt In order that the contracts might be awarded orler alYarl Immediately after the bids were npcned I Is I asserted that the Administrations forces wi I use nil their Intluento to havo tha con ferees accept Ito provision mad originally for four ship Ihcquesllon that will now come up Is I whether It w 111 bo advisable ticonstruct these vessi Is on the same general designation of the Kcarsnrge type or modify It In conic Important essentials limit there ttCufl four hlps nuthorl7id the dupirtmelit proposed 1 reproducing the Feuir J Fargo and Kentuck in ettr npect Init there Is I Irle unld to hit RIO Intention I nf building t hit new teielH after the plans nf the Indiana I arid issnchusettc Sloth ihi Cramps anti the Vow port News com pnnles art known to t hn prepared 10 bj huh ins for tin Vthill nnd nlth hut tttii tndnpose of Ills I considered a I fort goite conclusion llnl Ihc ramps a ill either get liolh or tier will In a dltlliii between the two leading Kastrrn tines Clialrmnn Ilnutilln uf the house I Naval Com nilltee said tnnlght I havo no complaint tn mako regarding Senator I inrman I My complaint In I agnuini tbo Silintr It was the t Senate that t ociuitloned tlii out burnt of the war idrlt both over the Vini7 ueliin nnd Ill tuutti qunHtlnnii J mid It was III simi aIr that called attention forcibly to I tie fact that we would bn In a very poor condlton to do find oiirsultoj In thin etent of u war with n for eign foe Iln I lee n crlthnid In I and out nf tha Sinnto hccaimo I ufuitd I tn biuomo 1 Jingo ali I lrM ti 1 that the war pcnrn WHS absurd and that there would bi no war unlesi wu iniide It uur cltrs hy fnnin lllailvl ed unit funllih action Voter Unless 1 could not blind mself loth I I rum Ii nf thnHtnti m inelil th it wo would probably find oui t Kltes priiLtliallv defenieles I with our present force If all firm cliis iiitt r w hut tn make war nn i us 1 1 lurefore while I itas nf thu t opin ion that the t apprnprlutlniis for th navv should be k cit dnwn tn the lnwi t poi ihlu llzurr II I hi llHtid it nuiifary that at ht fliii haIti hlp vhould be prutldid for nt thin t I tension nf I ongress I I here for relict il the bllltnthe u Iliinno providing fur that numbrnf te el 11 I nm e perltll surtirled that Sciinlnr Sher man ns Chairman of th m orelgn I llflallons Committee wlm Is I Inrgel ri i mulble for the war icnri shouM hay t i ntid fur natnr Oor mnns amenilinent hue Ilou e in in opinion w ill not accept tliu iimendiniiii nllil I 111 l 111 It In lIt iiiiifuriiico 01111 cu ns ktnnnoiihly mi ins IMr I do not think thollnuri t will bu willing I I i t In iiccept 1 rcduiid number nf ve els nnd m fur ii I ant pirtoinll I t conccrnid I urn lermlnid that tin I for four ships tltirrtiut t prnvUlmi 11 us It i usted the House olull tid nmu a law Miui i r PrO f iitrr lie Decline n Place nn the Drenter New York oiiiiull TUB St v nnnnuncid jolinlny that dov Morton l had ntfered one I nf II t Ito I I real tr New York CommisMoiur ldl I his in i tl I iut lion I st I I hair Mcltelnn I editor nf Iho t ii li i iklii I t iiif lr i tiKnlwny inudilt i kimttti inst rtrnlni g fRI tutu lumluy h he wrote luiiov I I i Moiton l siiin i iii tits U luau I titud tluiiiu ii s linn inhrrt to etiieit ii UAI I hle Cuitu I t IV 1Ir tati ul miii tciuilihiiu e tOil 1Ilon itiviI I IIIhI C I tel tilit muiy II i u II is 111 II Iny uni eni I nut I I lii I Ir hr Iuit ii is iii I earl IYII a iuialiite I itsitiu I 1 nt I ne rituit Pt iii mt it ituti iltut f I iii I ettur rlrolhl lii ii t Where I si r 61 tlr ie I I Siii Ihal In ll outi I II I iii or II soy nllo American Telephone fiin llulldlnc Anre Klamoi were dlscnvirid al O4 oclock last night on the second floor nrih I fourstory brick building n 131 und Ill 1 4 ilar street hue premise are occupied by the engineering do purtmintuf V thuAmirlini I Ilipliniie J and Iir gruph Cnmpuny Ihu tIre 1d In tutu lilaclihue sbup IL was put out In Imif uu hour The loss It estimated at H000 CONTESTS AT ST LOUIS IBIvnl1CIN XA IIX41 COMMIT TK11 30 TACKtt TAW EAlllT Likely to Sleet for the 1iirpnen In I the Con ventlon City n Week Ilefbr the ton ventlon leeteA Itinniiti JEtpeeted The AiillMoKlaley Men llrnclna tp Tha Itnpubllcnn National Committee will In alt probability be called together at HI Iouls about n week bnfnro tho Kepubltcan National Convon Inn Is toconteno there on June 11 There have been many talks on this subject ant It has nhiiut breit determine to Issue Invltntlnns t tbo member of the committee to be In St Louis on nr nbont June Id 1 nnd possibly before Thn reuion for this proposed programme Is tha etldenre that IsiroppliiR l nut In the Southern Suulhitotern nnd Western States that tha committee will he called upon to pass primarily nn n large number of contests Alriady It Is I hclleviJ that therewlll certainly bo 160 contents a number far In excess nf the number brought nt n Republican National Con ventlon In twenty years The proposition to call the Itcpubllcnn National Comtnlttoi to gether for tho purpose of attending to this work before lie Contention assembles was ex plained lust nlaht tn ho because St Louis Is a notably hot city In tho summer months and lIter IA no disposition tn keep tho delegates there longer than absolutely necessary With the National Committee assembled a week be fore thin Content Ion It I called t order the con tests will hate been tottled and on thu very first day of tho Convention the work of thi Con vention can begin Hitherto tho work of dot thug these I contests by tlm National Committee pr iivirlly and by thu Committee on Credentials fecondnrlly has greatly delayed lie work of the Convention and prolonged Ut setnlans to an unreasonable lenuth I is expected that the National Committed will bo called upon t sittlo ninny ugly disputes In tiany cases the Me Klnle men have walked out of Mate ntd Congress Contention and the nntlMiKlnlulte hate nut ban behind In adopting a similar practice when they couldnt hnva their own vvu I may bo that the de cisions of the National Committee will even tually Imve a good deal to do with the result of the nominations ut St louis I I will certainly take n week for the committee to hear and to glvu tint preliminary decisions ns to the con tests It was accepted to bo truo In Ilepubllcnn circles last night that these preliminary de cisions of the National Committee will neces sarily bn affirmed by the Committee on Creden hIS Ihn National Committee expect the tallist kind of I rumpus lhio 1 contetuuts art roused to it high pitch of hnstlllt and the XnilonaKniiiinlitec expect witness evidences aN eo t t lrI of the fiercest fucllonulum I The untlMuKilie lies ut thu Fifth Avonue Hotel vi ho teen taken nil their feet on Thllrs Iln ibis y night by the t in ws from Illinoisgot I down to I I railli isUrdu They wirr ntlll disturbed over the nets s utud raid It was of a most unfortunate chftrnctr coming Jut at thin time but when the uw with what casu nnd apparent Indlffcr itiiull I was received tiy our Cnclu T C IUtt thi elicliavorcd t follow his ixampln aud becalm cnlcllurrt calm Another comforting feature lu them was that i our t ncle Matthew Mauley Quay sent Vs Mr Plan despatch de from Vii4hliiKton t 1111 u dedlleh dun It g that Ihe Illinois 1 I news nhnuldnt frighten Sit of Iho antlMcKinli lies for chit naon I lint only the four delegates at Inrgu nt thu Springfield Convention had been instructed fur McKlnley U St Louis Mr gun aid half uf the Illinois delegation at least would bn against McKlnley Ihe 1latt lipublicun buhl that they were morn worried over lint moral effect of tim news from Illinois than nnylhtng doe nnd they acknowledged thai MaorMoKlnliys friends had handled the lituws ii great advantage milieu most nf r the atnlMi ivinlejltis admitted tint Major Mc Ivlulos managers hud been nlert to elzo every I Ilulos niiuirtunlt to push the Ohio Napoleon to the Iiurlunl that they had been nKgu lto tIght i rx morn ng i noon nnd I night bite mol hOt otto I tho t unit I ii I K lii itcc hat unduubtedtv I been to I holstirout but rite antis fay In the end thi v w ill prut u tn bi moro effective 1 Ibis 1 mm turn nut tn uu true ant then Alain It I inIV not A good denl ti I I depend on the nuiomo of the Itcpublkun itate Ionrcntlonof Indiana I nn Ma T where the anllMcKlnlet I lies hum ujruad Kiinu to uork Very tow In New York ould understand nur Im lu Joseph I Manic l One despatch from Wnrhtngtnn iiunted him 115 0111 that hn hod given up the tight for Uefd that hudldn t know that Quay Hinl Ilatt I ItiUnuled tn do but hint he Mauley didnt ceo much usu in continuing the light for iteed Another despatch from Washington quoted Mr Mnnliiyns nolng hunt t Hood a I nil right that bin friends wire not at all discouraged nnd Mclvinliv I t would not Do nominated that t Mr u1 lehllhy Illhl 10 lumllnlet lie I nntlMcKlnlultes in these diggings who arc muniiutrlng against the Ohio statesman mid that Morton heel Allison Iradlcy and Quay would cerlainlv ho put In nomination at I st I Louis and that III friends of each candi date wiiuld lt tiit lP the vt best kind of a fight I fur lilm While u great miint friends of Mr Iflt McKlnley are declaring that he will bn nominates I lelIII1 utuiiit I tit acclamation and that nothing ran Mi in tin tide at 1 talt lias set lblr I for him lie nntlMcKlnleltes mild that they hud observed that YOlr I ride Marcus A llinnn declined to give any untement ns to Major Mclvlnlcys strength and would mako nn predictions nr Ire uuiitclos Mr Hannas I friends In Nuiv ork exiduined hUappnrent dlf lldenc bv t a Ino list hn was not tho Inn to allow his troops lo wIn by uverrnnfldenco but alow just the sort of a genornl tn keep them buck lull nf work just ns though Major Mi I Klnlwy WHS t liii last man In tin runs itio 1 friends nf all the candidate said that the man wlm itt I eiiiltii the M Lnuls Cnnvenllon u would lertalnly get bin mnncyn worth It Is tu i I he u grand inilcclt was uddnd among tho Itiutlicuhti i luies On iou nlde them are lIons Jim lien Plilt HUSH ClarkMin Itnss Manlvy jtcs KrBMundi and a number nf minor busses nnd nrruiid itgai list them are loss I Korker noon itunnii hiits Uotiuiy HOKS Thurston hess hurls Milieu HOB Date Martin Doss Powell I la ion and their satellites i vi It will Ira it beautiful fight aid an en thuvia I tlc llcpubllcnn I I lift night It will be a tltiii Id cinlni iui age t Ito Imet that we i linvn had nluio Illalnu was htftiittit lit mclnnalllii 1S7U inn iititi TAiiii Ioii falitnU t Ifv llooktnilker Hnld to lime lleen rlnlndlrd Out of 8IOOO liu tellers gut the bust of several pool rniiuiH III Long Iniutnul I Ity vsterday to the tune of at out lloou Notwithstanding that thin tiruiiiul Juicy Is In Frs un uveral rooms are riinni but mu nil tn nitcr In the I Hunlers I I Point dl Is lib t I Ill I Ihoc I supplied with I i I the password am adinlltid Owing in tie restraint under whlili I i ihe t rooms aelilng I run they are at a illsndumtniri In uieUing u llulr i newt It I Is mitt Ihu ret unit ore ruuitcd in a loundaliout w ii ut huh tallies iinililerublo delay This ellualKm was lukeu tilt iiuutuiiio of by u hiIuaii eif niiKiiinM ii miinlpiilnliir It Is Kuul tlie gut In un both the third anul fn rib liXlniilnn rucex and It is I mtlmutcil that thet I i Iran d bi tit inn JMIII and 11000 I on culy nets H of Iho rut ilt i Iho 1 hookmakcrs were 5 iir uifl tin other races hut follow id and took hut lIttle luutuit III7CW1V lttftlH J IK 1IU Mle iti l ICernver Iron til Effect of Their Uu pliyxlnllon Vnlrhman V Illlnni I H I I Ioft its died at t tic Inrdbam I Ho i I pit mit t fchnrtly beforo 19 oclock last night t lt I I u nnd his wife and child were tic liii I S Itt iil In I tlulr I rnnms nt 1001 I Lebanon Klriil nil 1 1 huiMlay I night Tho child was dead wliiii tin I I Irinndllioii I I Sb 54 tl hciute rid A gas jet uti i i hi hii I wuic unpletet turned nn nnd the puliie hiliHti liSt the in nn Inlondid tnroninilt MILIH I alter h ktlng I ruhhe I his mplo vIe the liinhiim MaiiifiiiuiliigCnnipanv 4 Mm lufiui U Mill In lie hupltal but will ro itmr tlu tleiits llurvard In Debits I Ntw llttiN May I Iho annual alcllur I Tnrd illbale was held lonlght lu the I College I I Sueet llil and Has won by lale Irof hd warn J Iheps of the Yulu Law School txMln Istir In llicttt I I i Iii ititim presided Ihe subject I WH CHI fdDial I a PeriiiBlient Court of ArtnlruiiMi t huiiid bu Is l tabllihi t lute i emu the Inlrd I sti tIs in d ti real Ilrltuln I llurrnrd imwl the debate and had the I nlHrinativi Ihe I llnrt aril muKcr were I Frank It tcatrd Montana Adolphn Jl 1 hajre I Wmhlngiun VV II Parker Nebraska bales I deUittTs wir linger Nhirmau lluldwln Nuw i I I York ulli r II Clark of llurtford and Antnu I P I Hlokemif Nvw iiirk lbs judges were hllbu I I Hoot Walter II Isge I Aim Albert bhaw 1C11stIXPI4 TPAIIS lfJPIIOMIML The hector Nnld tn llnvo Ameed to Pay SsOOOO nnd Coele ftjueclitt title Iivsjudth 10 Tus RIS LiRiON May 1lt Is i reported that the terms of the compromise In the Kltsntillayfalr case were the payment hy Dr Pluyfnlr to Mrs Kit son of 40000 cnsh and costs and the courlnnt counsel fees 11711 iwttAH nvntrtss rvctt He WIne NStoo Inns Alhitnv Fnro acme nuit JlreuUe lie Jlnnk AtnANV May 1 Thin faro banks In Albany aro supposed tn be closed but cibctmtor lr Dollar Sullivan uf New York who came hero to witness the closing session of thin Legislature found nt least one open on hurpday 1 night and before ha left ho had saved the policy the trou ble of closing H Dry Dollar entered a Broadway joint and after watching the gnmo for it while ant down Ho bought a stack of reds and lost them on the high card Ho continued pla Ing lightly until he had lost two hundred dollars Then he com meuced to plunge A hundred dollars was put up to call tho turn The other players quit and Sullivan had the table alone Ho loll tIm hun dred and then a new dent commenced Hundred after hundred ha loft until he was a thousand loser Then ho placed a SOOU bill on tho high card He won Front then on the plungor had a wonderful streak of luck Two hours after ho entered the dealer turned the case and paid Tho bnukn broke Drv Dollar put 37HOO In his wallet and left with a gentle flood nhtht gentliuien wblU the proprietor fainted nALr1TJox AltMV 1nOfEltTT Trnneferred Yeelrrdar uy Halllmston Ilootk to Commnnder llootbTucker Commander KnolhTucker of the Salvation Army loft for California last evening to brine hack his wlfo who ban been on the 1nclflcconst for her health Brigadier Hobert Perry Bald last night Just before Commander IloothTucker de parted for the Went Commander Ilalllngton Ilnoth of the American Volunteers formally transferred to us all of tim property of the Sal vatlnn Army In the United Status There was nn friction In lie matter at all Tha preliminary legal steps and other preparations for tho actual transfer had been going un for sometime and all that was necessary today was to go through with the formality that completed that trans acllnn Besides thin national headquarters building In fourteenth street the property transferred con sists of about 3100000 worth of real estate and 70000 In cash Commissioner Kva loath will sail for England today rjt cirrKjAxnH GUARDS FIT Jollcemen Drtnlled to Patrol Hie Country IMitce VAsituurox May 1Lhto local columns of this evenings Sfnr contains Ito follonIng para giaph from Georgetown which Is now officially Wost Washington since the President has been living at bis country home on tho Wnodley lane road the police force of the Seventh precinct has been weakened considerably Five of tho men bate been detailed to guard the place one from the county mounted force during the day and four from tIm patrol force of the town These men will stay at Woodley as long as the President remains at the place The detail at present consists of Policemen Kusley of the county force nnd Patrolmen Pierce Couloa Seymour and Uurrows WKKK T1IKSK fllTIIVHTKtta SHOT Report that tan f ompelltore Crew Were Put to Dentil KEY WtsT May 1 Information thought to be trustworthy han been received In this city to tho effect that the schooner Competitor was captured on the high teas On the morning ot tho dity before the reported capture the schooner was sighted near Sand Key light and the wind being light and ahead It was Impossible the schooner to get Into Cu ban waters Them Is great excitement here over the report that the crew of the schooner were executed this morning MA inn n May 1 A despatch from Havana Bays that the Spanish gunboat Messagcra lost six men In capturing the filibustering schooner Competitor near Herracos on the northern coast of the province of Plnardel Rio a few days ago is ITrIzEIVvIwx4RS flOODRYTEO Andrea ISa Thnt end it Tunnel Under tile house ne Mouvenlr of the Robbers John Andrea who lives In a onestory frame home In Comtnunlpaw avenue near the Glen dale Woods In Jersey City reported yesterday that hU house had been entered by a burglar nnd robbed of Mime clothing Entrance had been effected bv burrowing under the house and forcing UD some of the floor planks Andrea iiild that when ho was on his way home bo no ticed ft malt lying down tu tho woods near the road Uo and a couple of policemen went to the place The man was gone but on the spot where ho lund been lying win found an artificial leg rIm leg Is nno nf tho latest pattern Iho polite are purrled as tn how thin man If thin lee wiro his and had been In use got away with out It JUOXA JUA Iff KKVITlOff The Fire ADheiuiid Invn Mild to Slave Steen liromn Ip 4OOO Feel HoNinfif April SJMount Mona Loa was in violent eruption at T oclock nn the morning of April 0 Iho fountain of lava Uame and ashes on the summit of the mountain was sail mulct by observers at bible a 4000 feet high lhuu light was BU brilliant that It was seen from Inhuma Ill miles away lie next nluhl and the glow was teen last night nt Diamond Hi ad ISO miles distant This Indicates an eruption of the greatest niimnllinlr Din dlrcc lon of tha great lava flow will lo learned with in a few day rnrcKtsn nm nno At A TUEATIIE Frank Illulrc Dlpunl or III Toy Ter rier lit the Standard A wnllilressed man who carried n toy ter rier under his cost after buying a ticket at this big office qf t tile Standard Thcutro Ian night went to tho clink room and ihraki Ito dog ii You havo untie somelhlni that nu nthur man u New York has even done Bald Manager llucklcy and Id llkn to know your name rrank Hlalr nutwered the man as he put Us dog clink In his pocket After the play ho prctmitud the check at the cloak room got hU dog and went uitsay whis tling Hid the llolhielillde Illl More Anneandnl HUTTK Mnn Muty I rrusssonilur liifornu Ion Is thnt this Uothichllds who recently louuht fur STAOOOOO a quarter Intoreit In the Anaconda Copper ompany hate tatn another quarter for Jl0000000 Ihiiy had this optlnn at the time of thu original purchusn and a Inii don expert his been hero malting aJdltlonal eiumlnullons Into the prnperl l lie the ritriinaltrl HAN KIUM hii May 1 John Lewis an Iron moulder was arrested early thin morning as he was strangling Ualwll Morris ft young colored woman la sit alter oC Montgomery street The police think he U I responsible for tbe recent murders of unfortunate wcmin la Ibtidily lEI1SIjVS ShAll SHOT Assassinated by a Revolution ary Fanatic DEAD NOW IN HIS PALACE The Murderer Arrested and His Accomplices Now Sought The Monarch Wne EnterIng the Ismr Hhrlne of u Temple Near Tehernn Whesi the Aeeneeln DUeuUed its n Wom n Fired at Him from n PlefnlThe Hull Jodfte1 Near the Hlinhi heart nndnne4 III ntulll HOOB After He Jlenched the Pnlnee Varied ereeror the Inte hover sign Ansons the Civilized 1rlnrri nf the Knrlhllle Peculiar PemnnMllty and lhi Growth In Jfiirannlty end Respect for European Opinion The Hiiecen or to the Throne and the Pretender Who Mny JllBBUta with Him IIli Imperial flight LONDON May 3Thus Shah of Persia was shot dead near Teheran today Ho was entering a shrine when the assassin approached him drew a pistol and fired at him tliu bullet striking near his heart The wounded rater win conveyed to his car riage and carried with all speed to tho palace where lie diet two horns later TIm murderer was nrrented It U believed that ho bad ao complices and every ellort li making to bunt them down A lato despatch from Teheran Bays As the Shah was entering the Inner court ci the shrine of Slab Abdul Axlm thin assassin who Is saId to bo a Hayyld from Konnan named Mollah Ileza delivered the fatal shut Vliu Shah was attended by his chief physU clan Dr Tholozan and other physician The assassination caused much alarm PrlncoNalbesSaltanch the third son of the Bliali retired to his palace at tho request of the Government TJie heir to the throne MiiznpcrcdDln Is I at Tabriz Ho will leave for the capital as soon as possible 5 A possible reason for the crime Is that there bus been much discontent for some time owing to thai dearness of provisions partly caused bv the excessive Issue of copper coins WAMIIMIION May 1 secretary Olney at 3 I M today received the following rnhle flies sage from 1nlted States Minister Alexander McDonald nt Teheran fchnh visiting shrine near city today for demotion on entering Inner sanctuary was shot by assassin disguised as n woman bullet enter Ing region of heart Kxptrad In u few minutes Heglcldo revolutionary fanatic threat distress but city quiet Soon after receiving this news Secretary diner sent a cable message to Minister McDonald saying that the President dlrcctid that sincere condolence be offered and abhorrence of the crime expressed to the lovurnmeit of 1crsla and the family of the Shah The Shah of Pcrblils a more nbsclate and less merciful ruler than the Our nf Russia XnrKdDcen was kconn as the most morel fill of Persian rulers Two visits that lie made to iurnpe helped to civilize him us he was comcwhnt partial to Christian esteem The Introduction of reforms In Persia fol lowed each of the visits After one he per mitted thin Introduction of the telegraph Into hit dominions After the second his sublett having cut down many nf tie pules nnd shot away the wires just to pass away the tIme and hntlnu Ignored thin royal decrees niul shot anti tut every time the damage was repaired the Shah decreed that the lust tlnlatliin of the order tn let things alone should bn severely punished and the second offence should 1m mulched by burying lie offender to the neck beside tho polo Interfered nith and liatlng him there to die A rat ether through Peislt upeaHtiK of this second order sild that when lie pnBsed through the kingdom following tho telegraph lino he paw at the foot of every pole a hunmn head In eonio cases only tho skull was left On some there wan Iomo flesh others were still fresher and now awl then cme would tie seen not yet detid This drnMlo treatment the traveller said stopped inter ference with the property of the telegraph compels I his particular telegraph un was from Knuland tlu Teheran to India tnder a less merciful monarch than NnurKd I loon the fiffendai probably would butte been silted up and the pieces hum on the wires Nusr KdDicn wits the Unit son of Moham med Shah the fourth King of the djnn ty of Hujnrs and ho ascended the tbrono In 1H4H He was then 10 years old Ae In 1 the case of prideccjsor attemptx were mado to aKsasil note lucy The former tnlted Stoles Minister to Iereiii Itnjamin In one of hula lio iki on IVrslu In a chanter entitled NasrKdDeoi ana thin Royal Family tells mnny lnti rettlni thing obout the niMil lustniiiK Hie hah 4 reign accornltiK to Mr Iknjnmlns book had brcn innrred by soinc painful Inclilents Vthen he ascended the throne Mini Taiib was the 1rlnui Minister His wife wits a sitter of lie Bhah Mlru Tncliy was one of tho few hon est men In tho Ietalun Government Persia was then as It always hnd been cursed by uileltitf officials The Shall hail nmoiiK his triKlnl advisers a man who didnt like the Irhuo bolster and ho told I lie Blmh that Mlrza TuRby was plotllni lunlnst him and advised that he be deposed Mr Ilcnlainlni l ooL MiS tho wife of Mlrn uthuu wa clcotcd to him tiuaifttxl what ails up iOu dreaded thn Wiirst lio was nutcliful but In aln for the fatal tttsagc from the Shah nt length came and the mesnenbur by treachery ceo imukil In 6tramUiiu tune of the few uind men In IVrela Too latu thu rilmh dhcoxertd his rnlstiike nnd helms since lamented the mur der of hIs brotherIn law Thieving nfllclal are no respecters of per Bonn The would us itoon ihrnt a olil let as a cltlzeli and this huppcuel In Ju la biis hhulis soldiers hidnt been paid fur months The luiyumMeri bail used this momy for other things hit duu j NairedDein ens rilIng thrrUKti Tihoran when the suldlurs xiutflit un uiidlciuo at Is the Oriental uetmn The wlukeil pHVinaHers ittattitig that their IvU lulll would bo tulHittHl IntiTfereil nine nf tnem ktiixl nt a dIstance and Uric btones Into thu crowd Smite of the Mime struck th royal currlaiie Thu Mmh ruturned Immidl ately tu the riilare frlvlidl of tin iui ninnU tell I lug him uuieuuuut I lila hut there t wns prob Slit a COIlS ulrauy to kill I him and r alllnj the iinsylrui at tha I tliiui whci hn nun eiuulti tim tlirone vesrd loyiind meusurn nnd kittits IIIK hut huh lug of tho tints ihv Miuh nrdvred that the doen mdler who Iiil lietn nrrmlul should lie brouclil Into the 11101 In I fnnt of Ihu royal palacH They wvrn brnucht In I bound hand nnd foot itnd nrrunirixl In I u 1iie I before the ruler He I Klood wltli fuldfd nuns i survevlnj them tint I without ikauunliiK thiim or u iun lout nit ihuni Mr h lliiijainin KI he gate Ito I 5 linaU mil the t vmt illloners i thrcxr lords around the ncckxnf tin twi ii Ue men and Btrunxiod thrm hifnrii the I Suit One pci yoniiLf mull WHS so roluist Hint thu i i iiilmieis could null rxtltiKUlnh life I I ly ktiunplni on Ms hurrset Thin happened J itt t 1 ifort tin I lid tIsit l of the Mliah t it BurojH Ilte I Hewn nf It prfulid lilm them and miulot Hindu him iii 1 it hlln there could lie no open miuli thin us its it hi li nes that I hit Slut ii fill and dullkul u I I It I lift an Iiiiprf liiu on hU in id that pril tbl later sactl thB lit rs of other ilbjuilii Annther Interettlmf storj It told of the HI ah by Mr llfiijiuuln Him uft nnHiii the I M i ah was ret linbnun on the iiJal i nnt on huts imlHie laUJIon Ills I ourtlere wtle ciutteti Mlw him vimnuid tn famlitar rjiistrMiiluii with thflr mtoin In the urse nf the louver fatlort the Hliah wH I hy It i1 thu Anur thlrwun wits called the Just No nno ilnrrd reply A iu I ml uuhsu Just j i hn demaiiiled 1 liii a wa ftlll IKI reply Ihc I rihuh w itd Ini atlentlv l I t nnd dinmndfil I an nu jute nf all lour number unwer tlm t ktijif 1 lie ullminf lieiamr upprwulr At Itllitth one of UIH Mln teters lUklm ulMamolektaklne lila Ufa In hits Illtllllr W W As I urn our execUtes O king of 1 lain niiishlrwau was culled lit Just becuu he as just And is tint Xasrcd U n alro just de nHiidetl the Shah llekluiulMaiQulek I suruamM hU shoulders raised hull bends palm upward to his cjtia lifted his eyebrows and made deprecating gestures Then In wrath the Shah audi I Oh y unr araUHi aoa of burnt k ibtrs 1 know wtU Uial U Anunblrwaa

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j i r 1 U r J m pqnay p5fi r 2 T SUN SATURDAY MAY 2 ISOfl S ffn surrounded 1 lay a corrupt And thieving nnd dlTtputahln rnnnllle 11kv yhui lie to Iler havo obtained thpllllonf just1 tnldi The courtiers l nmse nnd bowing a lOW i i Aswe nro fUr sacrifices the Asylum of the Uniterm hath tittered the rth l foil the convorsat Inn went nn welt 111 In the early days of hit reign the Shah ned ti play with tils rnemlct K n eat playn with I innna When they were arrested and brought before him and he thought t they dec rved dell ha would nsk them nil sort o diniiult or fnnlUh questlnnsuntll thev Iron mo Voles I foollh QI IUOI111 anti then he would say Well I will put nn end tn your frmblm I This was the signal fur I tho executioner who advanced nnd put l lilt men out of their troubles Iho thai had literary talent He kept n diary of his two visits In lurnne nnd his notes tvero published In Persia und then translated I rbB 1lhlnho1 I KnullMi i nnd iirlnlcd In London a irhen ho nulckly got thci tttlt nor humnrlrl Hu Wiis I nlsn n poet and vv as something of nn nrtlt l One day whan Mr Benjamin was with hat Prime Minister nn ofllrlal note from thoSlmho ame tn tho minister In ono cnrncr wnsntwn and Ink sketch rlt Paid the Minister the sketch by the Sbnn shown his Mnjooty Is n n happy disposition todny nnd he feols gra ciously townrd me his slate The Shnh was alpo I great stmrttmau He went tn t the hunts accompanied IWI retinue nlmost as big ns the one that LI Hung Chang Iocs about tho coun try with him when he lion official business Ho was n man of great personal bravery and wild animals never scared him H Is I related that once a great lion came npoa his party suddenly OP pr deny and all the personal attendants of the Hhuh fled except Kmln Uonlch who hud t by hit side anil despit h d the lion When tho I utcndants slunk LacA to their master the Shah aid Look at my food servant who nlwnys I remained at tho side of hit soerelgn Emm MUS greatly pleased hut knowing the chat al f ter of the Ministers he know that they rtould luke the first opportunity to get square with him and he wild As I am jour sacrltlce 0 king of klngaz did not run away because I R 8 collapsed with fear that my Lnees da 1 dined t do their dUlY Itlght here muy b related a story of the BhahB older son He Is I of the character of the Ministers whoso venzeanco Kinlu fearetl The Kory Illustrates the danger Kmln waa In and allows that Persia in lucky In having the sacred win rather than the first onr succeed oncre EdDeeu to l ont ntil first eon 1a r ta Sultan and he Is I Governor of the city of Ispahan There lived In Ispahan a merchant who had acquired wealth antI wai there for heavIly anti imiustlj taxeil Ho finally ap pealed t the Irlneu and demanded back dome of the money ho had been forced to pay Fall log to lot satsfnctlon tho merchant tratelled t Teheran and secured a personal audience with the Shah who listened to his complaint and seeing the justice of It Issued a 10YII tie i erie ordering the Prince to return the money Unjustly collected and not tu oppress the aMnhant agaIn A med with this decree and f 1 I TUB IATE SHAHS ELDEST SON happy that he was t gel his money again tho merchant return 1 to tho city and received an audlonco at tho palace of the Prime He Irne 10 pussvd the royal orator to him Ha said tin Irlnce so yon thought to frighten your Prince by reporting him In lit Hhtth You Indeed bravo I lIttle Ihah ou are Indee i lrlo man 1t thought you a m in of such courne So brave a man as you must Indeed have I brave heart I must neo our heart and learn courage from you Then In u 1 loud tnt he summoned his minlals and Raid Tnko out his heart The mmlmnt who up to that time had thought to gut his money bask was selred by the menials who rut him open on tho spot spt nnd out his heart Inl tearing 0th presented It on a dish to thn Printi rbe I Slink got great amusement from havlnie many wrson about Mm lit delighted In having his Mlnlsturrt get dinner for him It Is no related whether or not they delighted In doing It Soinotliuefl hn would say to a fa onto MInter J shall take pleasure In dining with sou I week hen The Minis tor delliihlid at thogrrat honor niiuld an wlll home anil till his famIly Thn next duty the I Phahs corps of cooks and kitchen hands would repair to tho Minitern house and take ponses slon of I hat MinlHhr would mll great decorations for the sum on drlratol ilnj of tho visit When the Miahinne ho Tould IH met at the door liy the mlubtcr who held out to him u heap of gold on a silver platter usually between flSOU and 000 The hah would t ike I and proceed to thu table waite t ho minis I tar would wait upon him This li I the custom I of the t country At tll end of the nIt hun I minister would ayi u Come walk with mo In tin garden nnd Iew tho huuiu The I She h Ilne1 right to look on the I faces nf all vtuiunn Airomi aiilng tho minister I lisa nalk he would proceed to tho lurcm If any occupant nf It seme l tn please the Shah par llcularlf It was tho duty if the inlnhter to say t I Hill Bnd 1 her to the palace and If I the Hlmh ucceptwl her the minister lost hit favorite wife usr KdDeou oat usually satisfied with nrI the offering of gold and the minister was per mitted to keep his wife Tim Sloth hod fnnr wives of the flnt elate arcxmltng to the enoycloiuedlo fifteen of tho cecond class and 00 concubines The lodlea of tho Shahs harm never are soon uhroaU iiinelled and iRsinan Save the Shah aer lr t I brett the harem and mine out oUt e Morle about thou hah and tilt Shahs fern Ih mlitht hats l tl to till a whole pitgo of HE thai the mnnt home vtthico hon 11 manner Cr man Ilmo In Kiiropo nn hU lit t o tl ltt he rauxxl solni dlgnlturliii ii might y lit of iinlmmitueis Ilotlv England 1 and Itnssla n ei i ass Ilout to curry fuwir 4 lilt him In I Fur n n thu I uliiili Mr uuts hilled tile sheep and tuttle In the rertp tlon rKims of the riiilaco thi mcupud Va hell thu Prlucwai of Vales InJull dress wu pn tented to him ha laid bit land on her Utra shoulder and assured her that Ibo was worthy I of tbOrtJiwe the lski la his ravels when he VWutUu youua woojn tee Uhah would teiuest that she IMS sent In to becom one of rut He cnndnlltril the German le cln hOIoholl court by spitting out of hut rojal box at the Iolrt pltnl opr Hn illd any numl r of unpleasant 11 things azalnst gowl manners but It was lietauso hi didnt know any better and they r orer jookeal 1 wmlam C Fox former tnlted States Con fill at Teheran In talking about the Hhlh yes lenlny told this utiirvi torihny 1 toll was In tol ln an Incident occurred which shook the tery thrnnn anil almost lot the Shah his life Whie I do not know hiP the tails of toda lfe tragedy I am constrained to believe that npcr alter thnt Incident ln tho life of tins Hlmh been wifn I refer to the note lfe rngllsh tobacco monopoly brought almut by thn 11114h lolecI monp oly The Shnh had iii trait of Oriental an fle rhlousness deeloped In the highest degree This led him tn enter Into I bargain with cer tain Englishmen which wn not only unjust to his people t hit degrading to them A number

of Ilrltlsh capitalists tlng hue great amount or money tn Iw mwlo by monopolizing tho In line n Interest 1 of Pcrslii literally bribed tho Shall to glvo I them uih a monotioly hpn It Is understood Unit Persian tobacco Is to tho l1 Asiatic what thin Havana Is I to tho huropcan and 1 thn Atnerlcnn Invnnl I tm easily understood what thnt meant All Asia and the Plavunlo provinces of Kurope and ig pt use the nar ghlllethn water pipe The very lest tobacco railed 1 Tumbaoku for this purpose comet I I I I I t I I VuTYt VtiC F 1uLj Ace ATI k tw Jcr41 I I J I 0 a t f S r 4F I s M I 5 n in I THE LATE SHAH from pahnm Irin Tim Persian people as MusHlitmi s di teit the I lirltlain and con tldct them unteiti I iii were perfectly ex asperated thcreiore tint tobacco tr en ters su shell lot their sodul lelatlons every man woman boy nnd girl using It from the time the ire seii e 1 years of OKO should b handled b tie tai o t hrlitUns Hniljl Nagef I ulso Alupsulman priest who IILS at the shrlniiif Kcrbelluh Just over the Persian line In Turkish Arabia wrote the Mmh a letter In which he accused him of hav ing Bold his country to foreigners In n pub lic proclamation this great clerical leader warned the Perlan faithful that tobacco was unclean and dem inded from them that they fhould abstain from the fhol IH use en long as English monopoly controlled It The effect was Instantaneous and I ham personal knowl edge that water pipes were broken anti hun dreds 01 pounds of tobacco were dc troed Iho Shah was frightened lie frightened the British Minister The latter nftlclal at oncn ordered the head of the tobacco monopo ly lo the nut notice that tho same had been abolished as far as the control of tobncco In Por la concerned The export right was roncerd exprt rllht was reserved The Slwh thought that this would satisfy his people and ie sent for the leading prelate of Teheran und ordered him tn smoke his kalian In the In the kalll 11 principal mosque city The religious dignitary refused to do 6 and the Shah ordered his banishment The next morning he was preparing to leave hIp native town His caravan of camels wee ready In front of his door A great crowd of religions students had gathered to bid their master farewell They were ery much at b 1Mk M TIIB NSW 8IIAII footed and setup A great crying and moaning Suddenly somo one In the crowd yellcxl Lots kill the hlmh It took hit a Of short time tmo for n great rabble ta gather Tins try uui tel up anti they proceeded ti tho Mmhs palace On roadilng the outer nalU of thu palace thuy were halted by the colliers the Captain of the guard advanced and sid What do you want The liwlur of the rabble cried out We want the life of the Shah we Intend to kilt him I A larg number of the crowd broke through th e outer wnlls where they were met by the Chomms of the guardsmen whose lIves aro glon to the protection of the Slush and who would die Iwtoro they would let an enemy touch halt person The commander called upon the crowd to t halt hit they did not heed him and the order Co lire wan given A large number were killed among whom were right or ten men who wore green turbans which meant that they were descendant nf MohninmH The Shah fled to hit Inner npartineiitx und 11 large body of tronim appeared and the rabble was dispersed Tho creation of the tobacco monopoly by the English Is lu my opinion tha very first thing that moved the people of Persia against the Slush Nn human being ever Imagined for H moment but 111 it the Shah was the autocrat nf hue autocrats nnd that his simple word was nliHoluto law Thin tobacco monopoly riots developed the fact that there was a power III Persia sJranger than the Shah himself lamely the rnollahs or Persian priests It must bn I remeinUrcd that their church II not organized In the sense that the Christian church In I hey I 1 me no Hyiiodi nr otier hvei let hit inch one works fur lilmrelf Notwithstand ing the lack nf nrgaiiUatlom they rose In 1 muss ngaliiHt the uctlou nf the Shah As Minister heat In 1irln reported to our tiny urunient It looked jn I In I this mot auto ratio liavemiuenl tu the world Parliament hud rleii from thn ground Iarlamlnt ilan I shah had thrtn rnns and thirteen daugh ters The llrnt NIU who naturally would lie tho succ8 v r to thn throne wait l orii to him of a wife of humble birth This debars hahn from the succession since the second win was horn o woman of noble birth ThU iwconil son I JIuuttler Kn Ucen Mlrra It I hut been mid that hut Is I wVakmlnded Mr Henjamln has he has talked with him on several ociu Inns anti lip aw no truce of weakness Ho 10 says hf has Uu n In the Iwnds of one of the MOMt men In Persia who him acted as isis tutor Hn ulto sayit that there will Ite n fight between tin llit and the Keiopil sons for Ins K4 stloui at ttc tlirnne The third son ruts nn llmim In the inultor The thirteen daughters urn oIL nuiirlod Ihelt htitband are the only I I taoIst noblf moil In iVria Mho cnn have but one wile I CARPET T M STEWART 3267th Av pi CLEANING 3v HII rsr Telephone i159 SHih II IENI IOU CICUIAII I Tha 1anllsti Uacaslna I 44 Advsvacfd Agr ulves 3ysarIy ISO W Mtdst j 1 ANTIMKINLEY L U F F S Ills orroxjcyi RATJT nrrr DONT JzrrJLOfl TllKlli ILAXS HpeaUer Reed I Chipper nnd aloe llanlry Mllll Islets a VlelnrrUnny rlnyn Ills Htate nnd Nosy York Arn In the Flicht Htaatnr HIM Stay MeUlnley In the Man WAMitNUTOc May 1 Today the antlMo Klnley men In Washington had recovered gome what from their astonishment at the defeat of the Cullom forces by tho McKinley cohorts In Illinois yesterday and were a little encouraged to replace the chip that wan so rudely knocked from their shoulders They had got their second wind so to speak and wero again doing business In tho little room of tho Committee on Accounts and ready as usual to poohpooh tho McKlnley claims and Insist that tho battlo has not lot by any means been fought They dealt only In glittering generalities however and none of them wax able to de scribe the methods by which the combination Is to be formed that Is I to drIve back tho great McKinley wavo and force Hoed or Allison or Morton or Harrison or Quay or some other bold champion to the front Speaker Heed was unusually smiling and gracious and urbane to those who called upon him In tho Speakers room but to none of them would he mike a pretence even of talking poli tics He chatted and laughed and flung about his characteristic witticisms He was apparently free from anxiety as to the outcome of the political litical battle Into which he has entered and as I unconscious of the general opinion that his political sun has set as a habit unborn Joe t Manley was everywhere about the Capitol and active ns n flea and those who speak for him say that ha Is I so unwilling to be Have that McKlnley has already won his fight that he has already begun the preparation of his usual Sunday night statement which will show that the Ohio candidate Is I not within COO votes of a nomination nnd that Heed stands yet as solid a the rock of Gibraltar But If tho wily Mr Mnnloy believes all this to b true he Is almost alone among the Washing ton politicians Few If any of them were willing i today to endorse what Chairman Tom Carter so frankly said last night that In his private opinion McKlnleys name would b the only one to go before the Ht Louis Convention The Woshlngtnn politicians big and little are a sly lot and none were frank and bold enough to burn their bridges behind them R Mr Carter did They know that etrango things happen In politics and they want to bo ready even at tho last moment tn climb onto saint other band wagon If Corpora McKlnleys should meot with an unexpected mishap Senator Hill being n Democrat and not a Republican ni fear publican anal moreover being generally fblcal political methods had nothing In lose so In his speech In the Senate this after noon ho did not hesitate t announce as his opinion that McKlnlerx nomination by tho Republicans was made certain by yester days events In Illinois and that therefore thii Democrats already know whom they will November elections hae to confront at the ovolber When he said it every man of experience on both Ides of tho chamber agreed that ho was rUht Many of them said so publicly but a few would not endorse the prediction Among the latter was senator Quay He had many conferences during the day with men of many factions but to nono of them would he lalV admit that liH namo would bn withdrawn A a candidate or that the nntlMcKlnley men did not have a fllr fighting chance to dictate tho nominee of tho St Iouls Convention Pennsylvania and New lorp have not yet withdrawn their candidates Quay said and ho thinks that those who are of the opinion that the votes of the o two great Status are riot to bo considered will find that they have made a grievous mistake Mr Quay did not make known tn bis numer ous vlsitort what tln aitlMcKlnle plan nf campaign Is I to to be as Manlej In burse of tho Hell boom and Oar arid Henderson in chargu of the Allison boom illd not Ills i well known however that tho antlMc Klnlr men belluxn that the large majority of delegates who havo been instructed 1 to Mite to McKlnley are in fact opposed to lilt nninl nation and that when this great wave of McKlnleylim shall have spent itself these delegates together with those who wilt from the Mart dlioliey thel Instructions will net according to their own convIctions and vote for some other man than McKlnlev 1 hit tho people all seem to be for McKlnley his np al ponent admit but they deny that I majority nf the delegates aro for him and on tho ac curacy of Ibis diagnosis of the situation they depend for the success of their plans Hut to tho public men and politicians In Washington as a rule It looks ns If the people had taken the case out of tho Imndi of the poll tlclatiH and that no rower hut that of DIUne Providence can prevent the force of thin McKln Icy pentlmc from rushing on and overwhelm pntmnt II the St Lotil Contention The bulk of the Republicans here am not Mc Kirby men and they loll the wl dom of hh nomination but at tins name time lucy MB the force nf what Col lirosvenor tho enthusiastic chief of the McKlnley 1 boom sail to boomer Klnll bom il a day member of the New York delegation the other dal Why asahi he placing his hand on tho shoulder of this man who Is I nat by arty bouler means the greatest man In Conerr Isnt It a strange thing and a rc markabln exhibition of the power of tho people when aroiiced that here is I a man much smaller than you or me who In I going tn Jauntily walk Into the Presidential nomination and prob ably Into the White House simply because ho represents a political Idea that tho people are In favor of this year KING COVXTT A1 atKISKKT Sir AVIIIIe May the Ohio Man Is the Hecond hole or the Delegation The ten Brooklyn delegates to St Lotih will meet on Monday night at the Union League Club to complete their arrangements for the trip Mayor Wurstor who Is cue of them may It Is I said say something abut his recent con ference with Mr Platt at the Fifth Avenue Hotel at which It was understood Convention accommodations were discussed In view of the McKlnley sweep In Illinois something may also be said about thin Presidential nomination City Works Commissioner Wlllli Bald yesterday Cltl I regard the action of the Illinois Convention as the most significant ocourriMce of the present political agltjitlon showing ns It doe what tho sentiment of tho people really Is Do I think MoKlnley will be nominated 1 It looks very much that way It has heen a wellknown fact for months that McKinley Is the second choice of the Kings county delegation PROCTOR FOR 31KTNXET The Mentor Will Dn Ills TTtmot to Noml Ohio limo ante the I IlUTlANP Vt May 1 The Herald will print tomorrow the following latter M To the IMIantl StmM I seems needless to deny the report In your paper that I had telegraphed Mr Manlny that the Vermont delegates at St Louis would vote fur Mr Reed notwithstanding the action of the Convention I have noon the same report In the I Convntol Boston Jmmmf although I wired that paper from Montoeller that Vermont wa now united for McKlnley I dn not recall ever sending I telegram of any kind tn Mr Mnnley Certainly I have not for a year past amid every word I the Con have writtennrspnken orwlred since ventlnn has been to the same effect ns my de spatch to the niiriKil I shall dn my utmost to secure the nomination of Major McKlnley at St Louis I nm happy to say however that It looks as though not much work onld be I need tbollh calm that his nomination Is I already secured Very truly nomlnlton tirui I PIICHTOII Piiocrnn Vt May 1 ii A vvi JLA TKI Pleased with the Illlnoln Resell but Not Inclined to Fall CirvriANii May 1 M 1 A Hanna was at the Chamber of Commerco banquet last evening which was given In honor of hocretaryof the Navy Herbert and Mayor btrong of New York when the news nf the result nf the Illinois Con ventlnn canui In Hunna was elated entlln lunni 10 01 think the action of the Illinois Con vention will assure the nomination of exCiov McKlnley at St lu181 ha was asked I have not aid so yet hn replied Wil you make a statement of your opinion on this subject 1 I have nothing whatever t ay5 he an swered re run 11IClIrY AXH FIIKR ilLR Heeulte or a Republican Territorial Con vention la tirlsoaa PltiKiix Ads May IThe StoddardCbrls ty wing oC the Territorial Republican Conven tion held A session unlll thu early hours ester day morning mainly engraved consideration nf the plulform The platform compliments McKlnlec but the dclrgaiMi were not Instructed 1iiu I pUtluriu favors high iirotiition uiptcUlly denouncing the wool ami cattle schedule of the WlUnnlnrill bill favors statehood and liberal 1 WIn lommrud the efforts In Congreos of elcgale N U lipjiy ana denounce the attempt of Utah ta wrr t from Arizona A part of her domain and favor free and unllmlwd roliuLga u silver at a ratio ef lu t 1 r rKrTl OP HARRISONH rRISKDB MeJXtaleya Nomination Empestid but Ilnunal Method Dtallkad tNDlAriAPOMA Mar 1The friends of u President Harrison admit that MotClntajrs nomination Is assured and that the moral effect of the action of the Illinois Republicans yester day will b to Inspire the McKinley ton here t Insist on Instructions Col John C New who Is I very olosa t Har rison said today that MoKlnley would be nom inated anti white It did not necessarily follow that Indiana would Instruct for him I i would have tho effect of securing delegates at large who vvnuM be Pronounced McKinley men use Harrison men say they feel no bitterness toward McKlnley but demmnco the bargain be tween Mark Hanni and the McKlnley man agerp him by which certain officers have been promised In exchange for a solid delegation MATlZfT IUuf nIl HIMSELF Not a Candidate lor Vleerreildcntl Tra In Morton AtnANr May 1The following letter from Adjt0en MoAlpIn to n W C Ward of New York city explains Itself t I nm not a candidate for VlcePrestJcntlal honors Inm as you know heartily In favor of novo Mortons nomination for President and will direct every honorable effort of mine to bring about the result so much desired by the Republicans of this Slnte My friends can con fer nn greater favor than to advocate and work for Mi Mortons nomination and I hope that If your club goet to Ht Iouls I It will bo for tho 1008 wile purpose nf urglnrand advocating the can dldacy of Mr Morton and none other JrnITlTAlr Juan INTERTIEWED Ilia View or fttrlllnlryU Attitude ta the Money Jueellen SAW Francisco May Whltelaw Reid ar rived hero yesterday und went at once to Mill brae whore ha will remain for a month Like all of us said Mr Hold McKlnley Is i opposed to free silver and In favor of Intern tonal bimetallism Like all of us be hopes t nee International bimetallism become n prac tical reality Ho has represented his party when the party wanted free silver and he has stood with his party when other Ideas pre vailed to govern let policy But his specialty has been the tariff not money I Is with the tariff that McKlnley boa Identified his name and with which his most effective energies have boon associated Henator CallaRher Met Itlnht the Banner Blxtu Ward Senator Frank Gallagher tho Democratic rev i rcsentatlvo of the Third district In Kings I county recently found while looking over the ofllclal election returns filed In the office of the ofco 10 Secretary nf Stale at Albany that thn vote of thu Mtth ward the banner Democratic ward In Brooklyn was omitted altogether He deter mlnoa tn have this mistake promptly corrected and on his threat of having them mandaiiiused tho Hoard nf Supervisors which went out of existence at the clo o of the year reconvened In special Kesjlon lint night signed the missing election returns and they will be forwardeu to nul Albany today Itepnbllenna Share In Thla Pntronace Of the thirteen attendants appointed by the Judges of the Court of General Sessions on Thursday six are Republicans appointed for the regular Republican organization I P Frank was appointed from the Twentyninth dlstrli for ldnard Lauterbach nde Mortimer K OMilllvnn from tins Seventeenth district for Senator Page The others vero the choice of machine leadors Charles Wheelnck who was promoted tn ho chief attendant U I also a Repub lican Iho legislation which permitted tldt Iterating tills patronage was passed by a Re publican Legislature which may account for bOle things Colored Rooter for Morton The Colored Republican County Organization met la t night at lia West Flftvthlrd street and appointed 10 go to bt Louis anti work among Ill otithern delegates In the Interest of dov Morion the following cltltn who still occupy ctmrtirt with the t IIcorgln I delegation Clmrlr F Hutler Joseph S i llanlev Alfrcxl Chrlitlnn Caleb HiuniR Chnu let W Anderson Richard Mmm Henri Itinnltighnm Benjamin Mieri V black Clmrli arley James O Wrlitht Matnr I Pool U Illlam K David Ed ward Floe and W T l Rlchardiun Richmond Ta Goo Coo Win RICHMOND Va May Sufficient return are In from yesterdais Democratic primary to show thnt the Unol Government League an or ganlatlon within the Democratic party has nllltol uloertc IMty cnrrlidtha iuy Council by an overwhelming mnjorltv Rl hardon K I nominated over Miilth tho Incumbent tu Commonwealths Attorney Till fight vta tIn iixiilt 1 of Irregularities dis covered In II city gas works management nnd an elTort to reduce municipal expenses McKinley lleleffntee from MIssouri MAIIMIIFIEMI Mo May IThe Thirteenth Congress District Convention yesterday elected I C H Parsont of St Francois and C 1 Rnote of I 1lron4 Rnl Wrlzht legates to the Republican National Convention ut St Imil Tin delegates were Instructed support McKlnley HIS BWKETHKAltT A IrlTVES Cello Pcrryn Tentln At the Trial of Young llllttreth ROMF May 1Thie most interesting witness In the Illldreth caso tnday was Miss Celia Per rn Hlldroths sweetheart Sho has been In cnurt for two days and yesterday and today shin shook hands and talked with Illldreth reluctant witness She denied She was a very donle collie things thn fh had previously sworn to and all aim had forgotten homo others bat she ailmltl substantially all thin salient points She said shun had known Hlldreth three years He visited her nnnse about T oclock on the morning of the wreck His none was scratched She had iv convolution with him but she could not remember what was said She flnallv ad milled that ho told her thorn had been a wreck and Hhe nan tint ha hud on Illbbards hnt She pent a telegram tn lllhlreths father at tho de fendants request telling of his arrest The District Attorney rend the witnesss tes thnon nit swum to before the Coroner giving the story of IIHdrethc rnnfnsslon tn her that ha had led the boys tn the place where tbo wreck I occurred and hc acknnwledgcd that It was true Conaolldatlnn IlnomlaB Brooklyn I Permits for tho erection of 403 now buildings at an estimated cost nf SJ5Sfl70 wore Issued In Brooklyn last month lIds I Is I an Increase of Slsi007 compared with the corresponding month last year Tired Women are In ncrlous danger because of hunt Innyuor and lock of Rtrenuth and vItality which nflllcts thorn nt this Benson They are workIng on their nerves Their physical utrotiKth Is unequal to their ilutlcs They tucd liclp At once If they nre to pas safely tliniugh this season In The Spring tho blood h loa lecl with Impurl ties It is I poor aitil l thin all falls to give t thu nervcH anil iiiuscles tho nourishment required That Is l the reason for lint weak lifss anti l lack of energy Let tho blood ho cnrichul anti purilltcl with Hoods Parsaparilln artul strengths health vigor und vitality will return As u 1 Spring Medicine Hoods ParaapArllln is without nn equal This Is I proved by Its treat record of cures of blood diseases unequalled medicine Thou equalled by any other vaiida of tired mother have found btrengtb health vigor amid vitality in Hood Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier All druggists 1 I HnnHc Dlllc ara tho only pills to take 11UUU S Pills witbUood banaDarllU iVn7iIa OI t iLi c I l I Its 1 t CO MILD fiAAtnA riHB i i 3 1 t I IB UIKM tEVUt 0 CtUKIt SJtCUM Do not bo deceived by infringe merus of name package or cigar I w TUB ONLY GENUINE SWEET CBPOBHL C L CIGflllEnES hear the n o Inilla Ignnture or on the pneknce nnd on each ert TAKJ NONK WITHOUT Silver Forks and Spoons of Sterling Standard 9251000 I fine of good weights and most desirable patterns at 110 I per ounce I THEODORE B STARR 206 Fifth Ave Madison Square 1 J Spring Sack Suits for Men S12 0 In the proper things A info rile to follow 1st I I If you dont know what you wmit KO to Drill Brother nnd Ilud out Vo sell Shoes lIMn mid Furnishings FnrJA Colnmliln Illefetr 1S5H make vMs 110 will in I iPeitei m inn rnstnmfr wb nfl eorrtlau preillrtmuenomhii esforlr onmf anj Mil1 rrrslitent nf the l iiiiiMrnlte inn I Urpubllota Conventions liefnro July IV 1rnlicttnn blnnk will ba ttrne 10 all VIFtIISOrI ut Mr ml omit uuwsnl at b liirti 111 Content opus r to l Winner will to announced Is 1 this paper July ID annouao Open tnt t oclock 77it ltenlnu u o Outfitters to Men Throo 279 BROADWAY J 47 CORTLANDT ST Stores 211 SIXTH VE I COWPERTHWAITVS 1 Rcliab6 Arawnaa lucas at uuuc r prices Carpet I 1 cn v tw In I Clt api Wa 14U I t t j JPh GJS J ft 1 IIOTII JJtIDAr HO ATS THIS TIME Lnoanln Lsdp the New Tork In Nato rallr In Nmooth Weather For the first time this year the twinscrew speeders of the American and Cunard lines the New York and Lucanla landed their cabin passengers on Friday The Lucanla on a fair weather voyage over the long southern route got In several hours before the New York That Is natural as the great Cunarder Is I equipped with a good deal more horse power than tho American liner The Lucanla passed the New York on Wed nesday morning The big ships were within night of each other until after dark and there was IMS than four hours between them Sandy Hook while they were In company they passed several pinnacled icebergs which mudo comfortable the air so cool that oercoati and wraps were The New York made three good dally runs of GOT GOt and Boa knots On tho same days the Lucanla covered Cil film and 540 knots I his comparison Illustrates the d men nee be tn een thl nhlp In smooth seas Both liners were Iocklt after llrk Many of the Now orlcH pniengerB stayed aboard her M It was 1110 oclock before she was warped Into her dock The tide was not favorable to her and lie nlcht was very dark so unusual caution nsejfrcl id In getting her In Among tho passengers on the New York was Commander Naokl Mljoaka of th Japanese navy who attended the launching of the new Japanese battle ship Fuji on the Tam several weeks IIDA A nlcrcrr DINNER Lntbastiits Entertain the Author of the Famous Armstrong mil I Bicycling enthusiasm took about 1SS persons to tbe Hotel Savoy lost night to participate In a dinner given by the New York division of the League of American AWelmen to Assembly man W W Armstrong iiithor of the famous Armstrong bill which declares that a bicycle Is I not a vehicle but a trunk having all the privi leges of a trunk The dinner also honored by a position at the head titblo Senator Cantor who settled the legal status of the bicycle In motion by estab llshlng It as I vehicle with nil lao rights of a vehicle and not a trunk or anything else Ie iildet the o there were several other devotees of the wheel who made speeches celebrating their deity George R Tlldwell the Chairman Introduced Asembl man Armstrong tlrst and the Asem bl manpoKn brleflv on tho subject That Hill of Potter OurH nixing the main crcllt to Mr I I Ioter Lion N Fuller followed speaking on lastles In the Air Other tenkis tern Senator Tacnli A Cantor on thn mtijirt Ihe Wheelmen of HT President Sti rllng Illlott on h Wheelman In PnlltlcH Dr lnorue K I lllack ham on lldtlmo lycllnKA t Morrl on on Cycling In the Vet and William dtorgo Oppenhcim on Tim liy ant liy of Cicling A inner ntimbor of heolnomen were present at the DIn Tiiovrioif oprisn 4 nflrnE Brim tor Roger Sari He Promised him S7 OOO lair Three Republican Vote CAHIIIN May 1ln tho ViceChancellors Chamber today testimony was taken In the suit of Wllllnm J Thompson against the Phila delphia Jrrfi Publishing Company Senator Maurice A lingers for the defendants testified relative to tho conducting of I rnco track at Gloucester before racing was legalized by the New Jersey Legislature Mr Rogers was asked If he had ever been approached by Mr Thomp son and aiked tn Mite for the race truck net He said he nas nppronched only once lall I It was in the spring of I Hill he said I was at the Windsor at Trenton Ole morning In February tho hotil clerk told mo that Mr Thompson had called to neo me at tlflO In the morning hit he tho tlerk Tcfuacd t awaken run I was at the breakfast table when homv sons card vn sent In i to me After breakfast we went to my loom where Mr Thompson said that them was much money Invested In race tracks In thci State and tho owners would do an thing to have a racing act passed He said Ihnt Joy Abbott hnd said bn could not sign a rne track bill unless three Republican Senators voted for It I Mr Thompson then offered mn sTiOOO If I would procure those three vote I told him I would not vote for tho bill for tho Stale of New Jersey nor would I get votes for him Ho ncr spoke to me on the subject again IXJURFD fly A 11VNAVAT HOJISE John Maloney Trampled bJ the Animal When TrylnE to Htoi Illmlle Mar file John Maloney 3S years old of 1K4 Cherry street tried to stop a runaway horfo yesterday afternoon and sustained Injuries which the doctors a Oouverneur Hospital say will result nwned b John In his death The horse was by Dletz dyer of 180 Cherry street Dletz left the itnlmnat btundluc In an alleyway adjoining hU hou i The bore started oil and darted up Cherry street dragging I bu lness wagon which bumped against the curb and scared a number of women on the sldunalk wumln llonlk Maloney ran lnt than street anal caught hold of the bridle As hn did tills ho fell and thu Uouverneur horse trampled Hospital upon him He was removed to Fleehtrr In the Tomb llopluc for a Hloy Victor P Flechter the Instrument dealer who was convicted early yesterday morning nf having knowingly received tho Into Prut Holts stolen BtraJUnrlus spent rterlnl lu the loinIn I dlxronsnlat man Hu I stoutly cIt claret hit Innocence Hu would not say ally thing further UH I hl t I Joel oil lat t alit macel uniilcl gait 1 stay Ho ulll be its rititriacil for iHntenco oiiMondu unlitsn etll Is obtained rlhrnnTnnineiiii Tnte t Order Warden lIne of Ludlow street Jail announced yesterday that ho had bien ordi red by Miorllt Tamseii tn Inform all llmi I at tat bed In thu I I j ill I that In answer to iniwllnn a kcd tin in by newspaper rnnnrtrn Ihnlr I rtpl lea usna tar Italu nf dlmulsal 1 tiara t1 lan 1 llmltid I t is Vat or Nn 1 am iitaalsr strict order from Mierm Tnintrn In I halt rep jact mid tbi V urdi n and that H all rxphiutlon I can make Alarm for Hlulcn Jewelry A general alarm was sent nut from Pollen Headquarters last night giving thlsde crlptlon of Jewelry stolen In thu district covered by thin East Flftytlrst street station A oll necklace wIth is pendalts ot seven rublef two scarf pint Ibreogold ring and a gold watch and chain threelnl1 rlnl The watch la I markwl J J n C I Albany rolleeillll lo He Ted AIIIANV May 1 Mayor Timelier and tho Domocratlo Aldermen of halt city hell a con ference tonight and decided to test the constl lutlonalltyof the Albany Police bill which the Javernor signed this morning 1 ha law will b IInot morplli tested on the point which designate two Alder len as a quorum who can select Police Comma Blitloncn r S s S GEFFCKENS VIOLENT END IVJFOOATJD IN riRK OA fIDEl nr d IMP RIBIN Hn Wasp rmrxror PrederUka Friend nnd Prince niimnrcki Kncrny a 1nb helmS and Retired l roree oi Hie nifflealllea With tae Iran Chancellor MBKtcit May Frederick Henry Oeffoken hue celebrated Herman Jurisconsult and Iub Heist died at Munich lust night from suffoca tion In consequence of the explosion of a petro leum lamp Ooffcken had filled any nnmb r of honorable ofllcesln liln sixtysix year lie had been In succession Secretary df Legation In 1arla Hanseatlo Minister lu Prussia Hanseallo Mln Jter t England professor of publlo law nt Strasshurg University and Councillor of State for AlsaceLorraine He was moreover for many years a close personal friend of the Crown Prince Frederick afterward Emperor for ninety nine darn From tills friendship camo the trouble that darkened tho lust rears of Ooilckens life Ills Influence over the heir to the throno was deplored bjr Illsmarck Ho was hated by the Chancellor on a member of the quartet kitchen Cabinet tlmt committed qnlrtet thai itlath crlmn nf making opposition to the hllh crlno muklll oPlosltuu lllsmarcklan policy Thus It happened that 1larcklln rlcy his honors nnd eventually lelTcken with all honol Inl entully all his Influence near the throne was cast aside among the wrecks amid ruins of tho Iron Jugger naut of tho Wllholm 8trase UcfTaken templod his fato by publishing In Uefaken 111 llcittw In 1H8S his diary nf oxperl ences during the FrancoPrussian war Sntu roily the Crown Irlnce Frederick wa the chief figure In this diary Now a more perilous sub ject than tho frown 1rlnio Fredrrlck In the FrancoPrussian star could hurdlv have been selected Tie Crown Prince vv at tn dally corre spondence with his wife Queen Victoria daughter throughout the campaign lie wrote frankly of military movements plans and conditions Whnt ho said In thoto letter travelled via PoUdam and Ixmdon to Iarls and 10Udlm Wi utlllrrd by the French Government This became e notorious that eventually the Crown Prince was not taken Into the conlldcnconf the high Generals all the Chancellor at German headfiuartcra All the scandal and jealousy and hatred ana intrigue Al Int trigue which accompanied this side play In the FrancoPrussian campaign were stirred to fresh llfoby the Getlcken paper In the JJnlli Itrvteic Ho Bismarck heavy hand fell on Oeffcken Tho publicist was prosecuted for betraying atato secrets nnd for treason lie passed three months In prison awaiting trial pane Ho escaped further punishment but for the rest of his life ho was embittered and ruined man Ho wont from country to country always denouncing Bismarck always decrying alwar crying everything that Dlsmarokn hum had wrought lie came to America and In Ameri can magazines and weeklies told of the crook edness and weakness of Bismarcks political course That Illsmarck ever thought of him after tho excitement of the prosecution was over Is not likely The ruin nf Oeflckon was only a trifling Incident of his ofllclal career j JJZRLINS BXlunlrION OPENED JJRLINS The Emperor In Too Bad Jam to Bay More Than O Yea N May 1The Berlin Industrial Exhi nerln bition was opened by the Emperor today al though the preparations for Its opening were by no means complete The weather was bright and the crowds large The Emperor and Em press came to the grounds on the Imperial yacht Alexandra The Kaiser appeared to be In one of his most serious moods He made no speech as he was expected to do and merely said Yea In reply to the formal question whether his Majesty would permit the opening of the exhi bition Frelherr von Berlepneh Prussian Min ister of Commerce then declared the exhibition opened A number of members of the Imperial household accompanied the Emperor and Em press Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria who Is rre Berlin paid n visit to the exhibition building GENEVA May 1The Swiss National Exhibi tion was opened here today by Dr Adolph Doucher VicePresident of the Swiss Confederation atonMAY MAY DAT RIOTS JV TIEXKA A Mob Gather At the Parliamentary nand hug and loot the Cabinet ViEttA Mar 1Tbere was a general observ ance of May Day among the workingmen In this city The Socialist worklngmen held twentyfour meetings at which resolutions were passed demanding an eighthour working day and universal suffrage There was an Im mense procession In which many children walked with their parents hate this afternoon a large number nf work men and Socialists gathered at the Relcnsrath building and hooted the Government Fee nucntly the cry of Down wlthBadenl the Prime Minister was heard The mob then en tered the Prater and acted riotously Thin police attempted to restore order but thn rioters turned on them and drove them away with stones Several policemen were hurt Troops made short work of the mob quickly clearing the Prater and the streets In the vicinity Fifteen of the rioters were Injured Many ar rests were made LONPOV May 1 Reports from Paris Berlin and Home say that the day passed In all these cities without disturbances In London there was a small worklngmens meeting In Hyde Park TT hUNG CHANOS RECEPTION lie I Welcomed In St Petrrabnrc by Great tet5 orlsula ST Prrrnsnuno May 1 Lt Hung Chang who will represent the Emperor of China at the coronation of the Czar In Moscow arrived here yesterday He was received by the Russian au thorities and the Chinese Legation and was jinn Ided with a guard of honor 11 Hung Chang nmdu a few remarks In response to his greeting lij th Russian authorities expressing ills good Ishes for the welfare of the Czar After this formality he entered a but carriage and Bent to the Hotel Europe Tom Mann Poll a Big Vote LOWDOV May 1An election was held In the north division of Aberdeen today to fill the vacancy left In thn Commons by the resignation of Dr William Alexander Hunter Liberal who retired because Ill health The vntostoodi Plrle Liberal afiui Tom Mann Labor U470 At the last election Dr Hunter recelvtd 4161 votes against 1108 cast for J L Muhon Labor Eighty ecberc Hleuted by Two Veaeela LONDON May 1The British steamer Mo hawk at this port from New York reports sight Ing thlrtyseven Icebergs on April B8 In latitude 42 north between longitude nO and 40 west The British steamer Oregon from bt John JS II alsoatthls port sighted fortr three bergs In latitude 4J north between longitude 51 and 60 west A Railroad for Korea TOKIO April 17The representative of the American Trading Company In Japan has ob tained from the Korean Government a conceit iion for this first rullnmd In Korea between hemil and Chemulpo Than distance by road Is twentysix miles but by rail It will bo thirty They Demand Money from the Iorte CoviTAMiopi May L France and Italy through their representatives here hive do manded Indemnity for the loss of life of cltl 7ensof those cnuutrlc and thi destruction of proper belonging In Catholic mlsuluns during tho recent massncrus lu Anatolia Hhe Im Governor of the Isle of Wight Ijovnov May Princess Beatrice iPrincess Hunryof Rnttenberg daughter of the Cjuecn has been appointed Govcrnnr of than Isle of Wight Ilnvlrt D Veil lletrnllird Insnov May 1 Mr David D I Well second Si Cretan tat the American Hindis U be trnllinl to MUs Marietta Grit daughter of a lnndnii I lalaYslelsan CAIILE CAR RAMS tF400V Grlpmnn tn Illume bnt a Cop rlcoldti ths Driver Who Nnrrovrly rseapd Death A delivery wagon drove Into BrOadway from Thirtyfirst street yesterday morning about 74 oclock as a cablo car approached from tha north Ilcforn tho wagon could cross the track to get on the right side of the street the car crashed Into It throwing the driver from hi seat Ho fell to oboe to the car that all the passengers thought he hail been run over lie proved to be only stunned not having boon Injured by the wheels although they grazed hU head He was dragged to his feet by a police man who after ascertaining that ha was not materially Injured Bald to mm In a scolding tone Its all your own fault Yon had no business to drive In front of tho car Youll know better next time The driver who still retained his whip wa apparently too confused to make reply and busied hlmtnlf repalrlnghlsharness Finally mounting his wagon svitha difficulty hedrove off The policeman boarding the car took station on thn rear platform anti for the next mile ex plained In a loud voice to tho passengers that the driver and not the grlpman was to bama for the accident Why this was done was made evident when tho conductor went about the oar to get the names of witnesses The policeman oration had Lot convinced one passenger a uuJK rnu YSW SVUUU bliC cuauucur reached her said Ill appear as a witness if you wish bnt Ill testify against the grlpman The conductor did not take her came Cable Car and Cab Collide Michael Kennedy 49 years old of 613 Comm bus avenue a cabman was thrown from his coach yesterday morning at Eightyseventh 1 street by a cable car of the Columbus avenue line Ills left hand was broken He was re moved to Manhattan Hospital Cisco STIITI xizjparjpirxAT Tha Tamnlca Negro Who Wouldnt Pay III Pine Win a Caae JAMAICA May 1 Samuel D Cisco the col ored man against horn the Board of Education of Jamaica began their first prosecution some time ago under the compulsory school law be cause of his refusal to send his children to the colored school was tried today for a second offence before Justice D Frank Wood and ao quitted When Cisco was tried for a first offence under this law he was found guilty Ho was fined 5 and In default of paying was to bo lent to Jail He declared that he would not pay the fine and he says that ha never did pay It 16 was announced by the Justice that It had been paid und nn action was taken toward jailing Cisco He acted as his own lawyer on the first trial Yesterday he was defended by Lawyer George Wallace Stephen White another colored man was also tried upon n similar charge yesterday and found guilty Hn was fined 10 He gave bonds and his counsel filed a notice of appeal The prosecutions are the outcome of a con troversy between the colored people of the vll lag and the Board of Education which Is now before the upper courts The colored people claim that the board of Education has DO power to force them to send their children to n sepa rate school WANT HER aroTiusn 41LR RaTED BIra Lena Meyer of Ilobottea says flV mlotbcr Oar Away Her Child Mrs Lena Mayer a young woman living al 110 Palisade avenue Union Hill wore out a warrant before Recorder Shelton of West Ho bokan yesterday for the arrest of bar mother Mrs Johanna Grubel on a charge of abducting her fouryearold daughter Annie Mrs Meyers husband deserted hep four yean ago leaving her with this ono child She was obliged to go to work and placed her child la the earn of her mother who lives on Spring street West Hobolctn When she went to see the child on Thursday she nays her mother told her that she had given the child to a family In New York who wanted to adopt It but refused to tell Mrs Meyer the name or address of this amilr THE rAClflC RECORD Broke by tha Do Ha Jletwee Tokonan and Man Oanelaeo SAW FnAJicisco May 1The steamship Dorl arrived here last night at about 0 oclock 0 days 22 hours and 13 minutefrom Yokohama or two tiny ahead of time This li her first trip and the fastest one on record from the Orient Her officers say thai the plague In Hong Kong Is beginning to assume mora serious dimensions There have been aa many as lRb1tien caSIoln one day and the total up ta April u was in3 TIHSnUttDElTDIAMOND ntrROLAJtT Turner and Dnnlo Identified l y That Former Employer LONDOW May 1William Turner md Wil liam R Dunlop the Burden dUroond burglars were arraigned again In the Bow Street Police Court this morning Mr and Mrs Burden of Now York were present and Identified the Jew elry found upon the persons and In the lodgings of tins prisoners as their property and also recog milled the prisoners as having been la their em Ily n servants Thu prsoners remained remnea sto Irtlv Indifferent to the proeedlnirs Mr Burden told n representative of the United Press lint he lwlleve1 the Jewelry taken from his house by Turner and Imnlop to be Intaot have that a few small dlaraonde wore missing from their settings The prisoners ware re tutantied fortune week pending the prootremen of uuecesmary documents Dervish Defeated CAIIIO May 1The J Egyptian troops under the command of Major Uurdooh have had a ibiuarp skiruuaitha wIth a force nf 1200 dervishes near Akmhch The dervlstics wore defeated with heavy loss Mm HootliTucUre Condition SVNi FiUMisc Mar 1 The condition of Mrs Iloothluckcr theMlvatlonlst leader was scry low yesterday 11cr friends laoweer be hievt thaat she will recolor suthidenti to sleet for tlae last lut a weak llanrkv neUrin Itlllaz fetter H WPS amiounciil at that ltoaie pf exConiircss man IV Bourke Cuckran last night thai he was rtctaverlmig friuta has tflects o hh fall from his laiticie In ahtml lak ott TIaursttty afternoon uir to1rtua I sit me tlyeat i nuitulier of teie gratrist triatua lraauaimnt nieu thrpughtaut the vtluuatry etJCeiig sffltpatl4y lris lor Athlete Mtofen A islato giat ira is tlmw window of Kmersons shoe stcro ntlloilforl avenuu and SJomh Sixth street Willlimklmril V55 miahed early yes lerdny runrnintr slat tho gihi strati t tame ii I vet a uattlat lsaussiasg to thin ilrssikin iuaia as tatela liabe Attaietuo atere Cututhil tar in lcura iota Ibty atjaietasj wattle WCrtt station

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r THE SUN SATURDAY MAY 2 1800 tl I A MILLION OF LIQUOR TAX PAID ijf TJtsrjtnnA r 10 TJIJB kErr TOIIK cur DElurr five Million Zipected for 18MRpntll can Nlnle Il ii4 niirtcm Cleta the FIrM CrllnteNo Club ny FId the Ta rnrehnslm Agent IlnnUnc nroftdtmy Mora tTin a million dollars tor liquor tax certificates was paid In In this city jreicrdar The headquarter ot the lUpubltcin But CominltUotUn Fifth Avenue Ifotolwns Iho first place In thlt city to receive a certificate The certlflcnto was luucd Into yesterday nfer noon by Deputy Commissioner Hllllard wlill Mr Hitchcock and Mr Darling two of the proprietors of the hotel were present In Ills of flee Joe Schmltt had expected the first cer tlflCAte tor bs saloon at Fourteenth street ant Union square because ho was the flnt to pnv tho 8800 tax He had t b contctt with No 2 Lait Jim Ornr chief dleiwnicr of liquid refreshment nt tho Fifth Avenue Hotel bar i was very proud o the little blue lithograph with Mr HlUlnrds autograph on It The collections by Mr Milliard amounted t I 05107501 at 6 oclock I M at which time there WHS still a long line of applicants with t currency and certlfled check ready to make 1 deposits and receive the temporary receipt from Caflilrr 1Itkla wljlch must content the saloon men until their applications can be In v and the official certificates Issued The one rent In the receipt Is accounted for by the fact that ono applicant wanted a certificate I I for only eleven months beginning Juno 1 and I ale In ndvanco for I The fact that nearly all the dealers whoso nCArl ni to I license expired on April 30 brewers gents a they are called us well A others I walked unto tho cashiers ore and planked down their JfiOO apiece Is taken as an liidlca kv Won that the reduction In tho number of ea e Icon which was nxp ccted to result from the In create of the fco will not bo to great as was expected by by Morton and some other ad vocates of the new law A rcpro entatlvo of one oC the big breweries who va In Mr Hll Hardsoffice yesterday explained this He said The breweries aro going to etay behind ncEtju their men for one year at least to see what ran le 1 done Of all the men who sold my Iccr I lose but one He had an ale and beer license for S 30 and could not pay SBOO AJ1 ef tho little ale and beer fellows tvlll go but Uicre ivill L lull 7000 saloons let be side tho reuuliir lintel Tho receipts of this ol wi be nnrly 1000000 I Special Deputy Milliard anld ho h confident J 1 thanfnllv SI000000 In liquor tax will L col lected for the year Ho takes Into considera J tion that nx tho year adranres only 1 propor tionate part of the annual tax cf 800 In to b t colLect ed With total collection of f5000 000 the citys roenue rom excise moneys tl txcso before would L fully SlUUOOOO greater than ever Mr Hllllard was very well pleased with the pos ect ff far us collections an concerned That bothered him most was the Inadequacy o his Inspection force He hit but sixteen specnl agents to do this work and they are abuosl Hnrmpod with business The old I lloard had eighty Inspector and Mr Hllllard I thInk ho ought to hare nt lent one for every Assembly district He Mid yesterday that ho understood thAt I the Inspectors clerke and other employee In the clapjltltd service In the emplolce okl Excise Board would have their names cut I back on th lists at Albany and that they would be preferred by Ibo Civil Service Com missioners In certifying men for appointment I this Is the rase there Is still hope for the 1U Dahlleans of the old Hoard whoso transfer was not asked for before May 1 Among all tho applications for tax certifi cate there Is I not ono which ha been filed by I a club although It was tho Intent of the Tamers of tho law that clubs idiould pay a mIlr pv tax Club coMmlni Boards take the stand that tho recent decision of the Court of Ap peals In tho case of the Adolph Club of Al bany coven the case of all toclil clubs and that they are exempt from raying tax ns they do not tnilHc In lIquor A member of the Downtown Club called on I T Mr Hllllard yesterday and said that I In 1 the desire of that Institution that a test case shall I b brought Mr Hllllardjsald that hound trou I ble enough of his own Just now and plenty to do without going out of his way to make ten cases for clubs He said that if the clubmen want to make test canes they can go to the j plo or the District Attorney whosediity It II to enforce thc law The brewers who are advancing 800 lumps of money to pay the tax for such of their cus tomers as cannot pay are very anxtons to have the special deputy Commissioner roowrMo with them so that they may b secured from I I loss The brewers Kro secured by mortgage I on the fixtures and the lease of saloons In every CMO hut as their money Is Invented In those I thore Is no security for tho SHOO advanced to I pay tho ta Tho saloon keeper In Whose name the tax 1tAkcn out maY iurremlcr his cvrltll 1 cote and secure 1 rebate of tho tax at any I time What tho brewers want to do Is I to se I cure an assignment of any rebate which may 7 be male and file that with a power of attorney for Its collection with tho special deputy Special Deputy llllltard all his counsel A n rage hao consulted with Acting Chief of 1 Pollen Lorlright about tho enforcement of tho I lw azalnst dealers who fall to get official cer tificates to tile after their licenses expire the 1 tncnt Chief arC 1 that It would b unfair to i t punish the dealer for tho fault of the ExcIte Department and the police still be Initructel i not to Interfere with persons who have paid the tax and cililbit a receipt therefor The retired Kxclse Commissioners assembled xc At the old offices In Centro atreet yesterday I mst Alfred It ruse counsel to Special Deputy c Milliard and turned over to him all the book t mall and records of the department as re C autrcd by law Mr Ilige had broiuht 1 truck r I bun there were several truck loads of records dating hack for many jeara The old Com p mlsHlunors Insisted that 1age must take all They would tx liable to tine thev pall If they did not obov tio Inw nnd turn oereterylhlng C Mr Hllllard will have to hire a rom In the basement 1 Madison avenue to store this lum ber It brAn express metscncer who Is not quite up delered nn package addressed to date IdercII express plknKe Illreloc to the Excise Department to the new Crim inal Courts building yesterday One of the ex t employees Olr picked It up anti saving There Is no Kxclse Dcpartumit tossed It out of I window down four stories Into Elm street The package contained document fiom State i Excise Commissioner Lymun for Special Deputy lxc recovered and taken uty Hllllard They were rcoer to their destination Ono of the clerks of tho old Excise Hoard bad a good lunch yesterday at the expense of an emploYee of CI l lymans department He was passing the corner of ontllel Frank lin streets w hen he saw a mal cazlmtlhclplessly Iin all directions as if he had lost his bearings lie rerognlred him HS Mr Norton of OSWCKO purchasing agent of tIn new Kxclse Depart ment who WAS sent down to New York to buy uppllet for Mr lllllnrd ci ho was born hrro Cliii his lived In tlm city all I his lire n Norton reeoKiibiNl tliU gentleman axonu ho I had met before he ran up to him and beseech inelv I nskrdt t Wheres Ilroadwayi Two mil to He Reported Favorably by this Douse Committee WsnnlaTo May tTho House Immigra tion Committee will favorably report bills by Mr Corliss of Michigan and Mr Mahany of New York further amending tho Immigration laws The Corliss bill excludes blind people and cripples all persons over 15 years of azo who cannot lead their own o tho English lan guage Canadians anti Mexicans coming to the United lutes tcmporarl ly for the purpose of engaging In any mechanical trail or manual citizens mbor wIth no Intention of becoming permanent 1 he bill of MrMahiny Is also mainly directed against the Influx of Canadian and Mexican aliens and provides criminal i cnaltlet for vio lation of the law It provides further punish ment for those who liase taken out miturall7a tlm 11111 the United Stiilcb for the purpose Iur pose of aolillng the Immigration retrlctlons now In forte and provide that any such cltlron retaining a domicile In a foreign country thirty das after tho passage of this act shall bo I amenable t Its provtxlons Ihe bill further protects tho Interests of American sailors on the great Isle l I was passed by n vote of 6 to 4 tho rca being Tracencll of Indiana How ell of Now Jersey Mahany of New York Wil ion of Snath Carolina and Acheson of 1ennsyl vanla The nap were Bartholdt of Missouri Barney of Wisconsin Buck of Louisiana and Hcndrlcks of Kentucky t ctiotin f v 7E MJVBS IA ir Hm Argument In I the Trnt Case Heroes the I Court of Appeal I AIDASV Mav Ioselh 1 I Choate argued before the Court of Appeals this morning I against the constitutionality of the Babes Liquor Tax law UeroncludeJ the alturnents for the appellant 11 the ten IW All of tho Judge wore on lie le0ch4 except JudgoOllrlen Mr Choates tnt point nas that the law was nnconttltutlonnl R far R tho wierjusl tux levlnl 1 fur dlfturoiithectluns of the Stato for j this same purposn U I concerned Indcr tho Raines law mrt ot hn 1 revenues go Into tho State Tieisury and this being Ihn cuo the Inequality of tho tat makes tho unconitliu tlnnnllty of the la t beyond question On tills point 1 ho said If the discrimination of the llilar law Is uiJield I shall ask that the CurixiiMtlou tutu Jnliqltinuo I Tax laws lie l changed toopvratr llknrlta The Legislature jannot except b a ojhlrdn into divert pub I lic rnonejB It will lit I wen that tho LeglH la t uro woitil not trust tho HuaiioiAl 1 olllccni of New Irk llrooklj I and HiKTulo mid to appoInted bjicfUl Usiut i to collect the lax lu tUone localities lliesa sijoclal events Main the innneyt col lected bv them tor ten im s aipiirist any claims of the loculltl Therj l a no fault but that tho rovenut1 olIMleil uiler the Italnes h I aT pullle mon s and itts true that the Leg Itluiuru had no right to I the to tint localitIes oneUilnl of the roitiumccicetit by u twothirds vote The llnlnrs law VIH passed by only I majority itde I the Lvlilalure ran appro IPlm prlnto moneys by 1 maloity vote to localities It 1 lai also vote these m iey W private pur t nudes or to Inulvldiials I liii later Is wrong II ynml Jo Is the former method I toguo under the 1 010 Ilalnea law Jalnes Chout refirre1 I the constitutional clanilllrctmn 1 or elites IoU three groups antI Midi What rlglu liul tilt Uglnlature to not observe this cU l Heat Ion when tigradrd the tax uniler Ihn llilnr Isv I fur tho dllturent cities nf the Ktntr Tukulho cities of the Brat tnt class for Inntaiiot t unilud 1 different tax jetted In petIt of the cItIeaf New York llroolt Irn ittiti llulfaki Tho llJnes law w aauncon tltutlonal In utHMnptlng 10 croup cities for jurPot of taxation In wlation of the Con ttltutlon ou rloMifr tr purp cs of teals tlutlo that cities of cr ishialt Utlort so cUo 11 requlcvmitnu lal have th same general yd llono of law l WIt It itiii e1 11 r1 govern Iher In ynactlnzBenenil legislation for cities the LefflsUtnra mutt b guided byte the constitutional classification tor flde rltN te This Kalncs blllshould hay been ubmltuvl for approval or dtrapprovat t the Mayor of every city In the Stat affected b I This Governor considered this for some time and finally got around It by taking the narrowest tat arounl narwOc possible construction of tho constitutional provisIon vision which says that all hill peered by the 1eglslnturo atrectlnu mun clpilltles shall b sent to the afetli The cities had a right t bo heard un tho proposition giving local option to town and denying It to cities ai well a upon tho provision wiping out ExcIse I Hoards These questions vitally affected the affairs of cities Whether n bill In whole or only In part ntTects the affairs of cities thu Mayors of those Ilte should havo an opportunity to pas upon It Mr Chonle reviewed at length the Inequal ity of the tax and penalties provided for by tho Ililnes law Ho continued I It would bo just as conitltutlonnt for the United Htntes to 10lulonal imido Its internal revenue tax I between tho Htates 01 It Is for lie State of New York to fIx ono I I rate fur Now York another for Urookhn another for lluflfnlo and ro on In other section of tho Mnte Tho court will take a recess for three weeks A nceki nesslun will then bo 1 held here when the court will go to Saratoga to hold Its usual summer term Mr tntermyer will ask Chief Justice An Jew to endeavor to hal the court hand down ait early decision In the u hlsines hew test case TU HAIXEB LAW is mtooKrTf Nearly 94OOOOO Reeclved Underlhe Ruin lm In Three Uiir Col Harry W Mitchell tho Deputy State Ex else Commissioner and his stall wen In full ant Ilal charge yesterday of tho excise bureau In Brook lyn under the Italnes law There wax a great rush of business more than 1400 applications for tax ccrtlllcntes having been received during the day Tho receipts nn Thursday amounted to SOilOOO making a total of nearly 400000 for three I days 1 looksan If fewer saloon keep er will retro from business than was expected ThcSchermerhorn Balk In which Mr Chaun cry M Drpew Is I a director has been designated bv Commlsrloner Lyman as n depository for the excise moneys as well as the First National Dank Kach lianK will receive I equal shate of the deposits Jlnrtrnder LtnKbnn Hqn re with the Iw Thomas Ienahan of 108 Twentyseventh street appeared before Recorder fob In the apjare ocorler Uol General Sessions yesterday and for the sixth time Informed the Recorder that ho had boen unable to obtain 300 ball In his case Lennhan Is I bartender for tho Widow Malone who has a saloon In West Twentyseventh Btreet He was arrested on Sunday March UO and held In f 1000 ball by Recorder loft under the low law Ienahan pleaded that It would b Impossible for him to get that amount nnd the Recorder sluived the ball tu 1600 and paroled Lennhan t milt up bal The bartender raid yesterday that hn was unable to find a bondsman He pleaded guilty and promised the Court hat he would never vlolArn tIn Inu mAn The tip carder fined t him 10 Lenehnn had 88 He I borrowed 2 from Assistant District Attorney Unger and paid lie line THE BlXKIlfffTCr ltITL Gen II rrlon Favors ItNo DeUKOtlon to Coal a from Alitakiu W AIINOTO May 1Most of the session of he lions today was occupied In discussing under the Bvemlnuto rule and In Committee of the Whole the section In the Bankruptcy bill reciting the causes for which proceedings may be begun against a debtor Two amend ments were proposed one by Mr W A Stone Rep PR abolishing altogether the Involun tary feature and one by Mr Uroderlck Pop lnnl limiting to three causes all criminal or fraudulent In their nature for proceeding against a debtor In the course of the debate Mr Henderson Rep la quoted exPresident Harrison In favor of tho bill reading from a letter received oday I think the Impression that some of our Western Hoards of Trade had upon tbo bankruptcy question was that by reason of thc nearness of our merchants to their custom erg they had an advantage with the falling debtor over the distant creditor and that this would be surrendered under a bankrupto bill I seems to me to bo a shortsighted view of tho questIon queston By n vote of SO to 12 the committee refused to tal corporations out of the operation of the Tho bill to give Alaska a delegation In Con ymess was discussed briefly and by a rote of 00 to 44 this House voted against the engrossment of the measurea practical defeat Mr Coddinglon lisp la1 submitted the unanimous report of Elections Committee No 3 in the case of Joshua K Wilson Republican vs John L McLnurln Democrat from the Klxth Congressional district of South Carolina that MoLaurin was entitled to hU seat The re lrt was agreed to TO RESTRICT 1313110RATIO I TlnK Of THK XIVAT COLLEGE To Heady florence of the astir Coat from HpimUb Attack WAsniNdTox May 1Th seasons work of tho Naval War College nt Newport begins on June 1 with a class of twentyfive officers who wii lie Instructed to work out a problem Involv ing defences of Ito dull coast Staler from possi ble Spanish attack Capt Taylor President of tho college will direct the course of lectures and practical work and will have associate I with him Cnpt Mnhan and other distinguished naval officers It Is tho purpose of the Navy Depart ment to nslni the North Atlantic first to New port for the benefit of the clan during thu an muter Today the detail of officers selected to pursue 1w rOII 01 bilcl tuna llllltel 1IIe ulliceCis ttbll lie Ollnlllr II khl flmer olelrs anti 1lllwel 1leICoOmanders uicnarus and curium iieuin hiuckinithiatit Cutler Dllllngliaiii Hull aw er Dewe Kiskt and Cnllln Knshrns l Motfatt Kdlr Har rison Mgnor and YogeliiL nng Theolllclal inchi Dolphin which la now being overhauled at Norfolk lor 1 cruIse along Ih I I Northern coast tettli the rivet this nimiutr Is l cxpectnl to spend bevenil dajs at Newjmrt with ewJort wih I otllcers the Hecntary of the Navy and u party of I American Vn tt 1 eo lie Free la I Canadian lort WASIIIXOTON May 1Wor1 1 has been 10 relv il here by telegraph unofllclally that the Cnnadlnn tiovernincnt has adopted un order In council exempting American vessels from entry and ulcerative charges a Canadian port I Some time ceo Secretary Carlisles attention was called by Navigation touinmMonrr i hiunber lath to best Canadian charges m dlxcrhn 111 la chllt I elcrln na buS I aituiuH Ameiliun VftstN whlih unless iiiecontl n neil would requlru utuler tlie law tie I Imposulou of retaliatory chirui on llrltith vu mis In American ports At llrtt the iaiia Ian Olvernineni cuntenjcd 1 thai sink chargu warn not discriminating Its reported action is I II accord with the vIewS held by thu Uovrrniuetii of the United States UrrcUams Hodjr la heat AHIODB IIU Co ra IK Arlington WASitlNfiTiiN May IAI the request of Otto Grrsham son of the late Secretary of State actIng In behalf of his mot her and himself sec tIC rctary Lament has designated a site In Ailing ton National Cemetery fur the Interment of lbs retnalnt of Bccrulary lirrsliam The arrange menu for the tramferot the body l from b vault In Oakwuod Cemetery itear Chicago have not been completed nor has the date btvn deed fr Ur Ulntouoll a Ulkraltar WASIIIXOTOS Mag 1 lTh cruiser Mlnne p oils arrived at Gibraltar today on her way to Cronstadl whence Admiral Helfrldge and some of hue ofncers will proceed overland to attend the Cur coronation h I l I 40624012 OF SURPLUS OVER ALL LIABILITIES The record of the Equitable excels all other Life Assurance Companies in all things that advance the best interests of policyholders The published statements of the several com panies show that the Equitable has over Thirteen and a half Million Dollars more surplus than any other company That its ratio of assets to liabilities 12533 is larger than that of any other company Assets 201009388 1 That its surplus earnings during the last ten years 46333444 have been larger than those of any other company That its surplus earnings in 1895 6645897 were larger than those of any other company That it issues all the most approved forms of policies with guarantees backed by the largest Surplus and largest demonstrated earning power THE RECORD OF THE PAST IS THE BEST GUARANTEE OF THE FUTURE THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES 120 BROADWAY NEW YORK Goilan Recital TODAY Saturday at 3 P M HOIOIMTl MIS ID IBUAMH VIOUNISTE PBOGBAHlIEi 1 OvertUre E 4vllin monl lip Organ Bthov n t Ctprtcclo Drano Oscar KleIn CprcO Two Hliuot S CencettoAndantI A41111 a gaiNs IIUAN t CODmIOair Ullld eccompanlmiitt 4 Tr ulI l Bchumua t Aolltn Pip Organ a Corl No 1 lipu Organ and ri ltonA 0 ZIUIIWIU lalt H Mjtiir JEolUn Chianti accouipaulmtnt T JCollaa lUrmoBlei 1 lUrmoBleiTwo Two III L rmu OooO IrIu rip Organ 18 West 23d St N Y t a J r I hal J 1 J Chamber St i Winton Highest Orade t Bicycles i DATIAUD aeS 0 I MRS URETERS HALIUCIXATIOVS Thlnkl She Us Ilece Hrtmrrd by Tenet Ucolor Now IB llrr IIusknadB Cnre Th woman who nulil he was Erralnlo Du To of New Orleans and who told a pitiful story of betrayal to the Newark police appear str found to b a victim of lelualnns She was weeping In Broad street la liSt city on Wed nesday night by PolIceman Adams She Bald she neea been lured from her home in New b physician They arrived Orleans by a younir Vhllin and her lover deserted said Tuesday here she on Tleday Ie serted her on the following day Sho became hysterical hr when the policeman said ho would take her to the police station anti he nnnlly his took her to his own home where aba kept family awake all night by her ravings Thin policeman tnml reported the matter at the station rprte polceWn Head was removed to Police and the woman wa rmovCl Polce the wealth and described quarter There she deocrlb weilh high social standing of her family The p telegraphed to several iddresjcs In New lice toleirapbod aenral4drss Orleans but they got no replies yesterday morning Albert Dreyer a me chanic who lives lt 22 FIrst place Brooklyn read of the case In a newspaper Hit wife had wandered away from home on Tuesday and he suspected that the woman In Newark ai aria He hurrlel over to that city When they met In Jollco Captain Dalyi room she declared that she had never seen him before She was very frIgid In hor manner toward him and the police were puzzled He spoke to her ni remained Imperturbable affectionately but she rmaine Imporllrbhle He toll rapt Dalythat she had been acting Mrangely for many months Ha said there I tranlel the slightest foundation for her tory They YM had been married Fifteen y tarA el a veer ago said Mr Dreyer A little over IO all Drtvr wife went Hi 1arls to vllt her father my welt 1 who In I wMModo he returned homo about end since then she has suffered six month altO anl 11110 ha lf tenet from melancholia tell added that she lied got Into the habit of I using morphlnti to quiet her nerves A favorite liter Jl Intl 1 recently and that had addeel faorlt mental trouble Hha had wandered from home several times and had had away tmo hallucination similar to the present one The husband telegraphed for leo lineman his wifes brother In this city ti po to New ark 1110 went over and corroborated the line luinds story The three left Newark yesterday afternoon for Dreyers home In Brooklyn aftenool I that when Mrs Ureyrr 8 beIng taken over the Cortlandt Street ferry she at trmpted to Jump over ho rail but wan re strained by her husband nnd brother H Is now supposed that the wnman whose mints was published as Mrs Uurend and who nal herself on two occasions lately In state rooms of North Herman Lloyd steamships I thlch were about to sail was Mrs Dreyer WAS MRS XXACK nECKirtnr Hhe Thought Hhe Vit HlanloK WIll Hhc Nar tint I Wtsa DresS to Iroirly ViceChancellor Stevens heard his first case In the Chancery Court In Jersey City yesterday Itnasnsult brought by Mrs Maria D Knack to recover from Annlo Lstier and her Imsbnml I James Usher property In West Hobokeu which U said to be worth SiOOO Mr Usher Is an exAssemblyman nol was leader on the Democratic side In the session of the New Jersey IeRlslature of tBD MI5 His wife Is a daughter of Dr Herman Ahrberc who died when she va 4 years old Charles Knack and hl wIfe who wern friends of Dr Abrbere took her and she was looked upon in their adopted daughter Mr Knack died on Sept 10 1813 He left his property to his wlf At that time Anna Ahrlwru sin 4 year old anti was receiving attention irom Mr Uaiier The bill of complaint alleges that at the solici tation of Anna am Dr Holler Mm Knack went tua lawyers Onlo to nlKii St will niitulni Antic as bur legatee She nlnmcl the lePer In ln yer M 1 Newbold duct mill shortly uftetnaid slenod another one which she sitys she be lieved to be a copy of thu will The papers were signed In the preseiue of Frederick Fruin liaeh the last one on April UN IHNII Mr I slier and las AhrherK were marrIed on Nor I I IbHil Mr Knack runialiiinl In un dIsputed pobession of lie property and U I still lu poeIIH 1 Last ear she wanted to sell some of the property but found hat It urns In the I nmiiB of Mr T rblt Mr and Mr P I slier deny all of Mrs Knacks allegatIons II U hut form In their answer that Mrr slier alt Itttugtt not formally adopted WM christennl and continued by the Knacks an Anna AhrbtrK Knuek and nm rrcnntfil as their daughter Mr Kniik expressed liUdii lre that alter hln wlfon death nil lie property should KU to wlo all when ho wits d111 he rniuentrd her to gI t Charles K Hull and Adolph tichlelcher to have Ills unit chanevd to that elTect givIng his info only a Ir Interest After Knacks death his 1 wid Afr Ilackl ow desiring to carry nut her husbands wishes went to jieimuir bluhrn olllce u here 1 will was drawn and xlenril lenvlni t ii u legacies to relatives and the runmlniler of the I property to Anna AhrberK the answer sets proper flrh lna that UMIH time alr ant I Mrs Knack tuxerittoil that the property bu tlt J1ek OIIIslII Irulerl transferred Immediately Iii ortlen to avoid any will Mrs Knuek knew pontlule contest of the wil Ir IIck klw perfectly well It Is allrKe l what sItu usas stoma when she slKned I the tlird Thev wer ex plained to her In lerinan by Lawyer FrantbaUi and thu hIgh character I law en owL hlth and Krambuch make It Impobsitblu thai any sIc cetitlon wan practised lrartel Mr Knack Is I 74 years old and has become childish An old man with white hair and n hung white beard was ulth her In court Thu tstiers say that he U trying to pemumlo Mrs I Knack to marry him Tin hearing was out finished UuTor Wnrter rnnlilerlnii Hrnoklyn I nl Mayor Wurstcr began jesterday the consider ation of the uumeroui Brooklyn hills which were passed at Albany and which await the Il tlon of tha Governor He disapproved nf the ton I I protldlnu a pension lor I the I park policemen The bill for the appointment of a cpininltitloner of county record will also go back to Albany wi without Ihe Mayors approval The I bills for tin additional i conductor un the I front platfniuu of the bridge CS and for tbo appropriation of appruvexl S1UOOUU l for the proposed new library weia Newark rptKtr iemend Hare Iny Newark carpenters hare made a demand for Sill day and eight hours on Saturdays and alt has not been conceded by the emplojers a strike Is l threatened I fur Monday mornlnu There are seven unions and they are all In uni son on this movement ibm mel number at leant lHUU and souse of them hare been work lea for 8140 per dy the Iiosssa l say Ihat If the demand bad been for tot I a clay the matter might have been comtldurrd and Iliut several conferences had been held between the men and their employers whlih the latter had ngreed I to pay U3 cents per hour and no more IIree No May Oar Hlrlkea Cur I May I day passed off very quietly In New York pne yesterday a far as the trudes unions were con cerued Noelubthour strikes took place and 1 none are In sight except that of the hursehoers lUOQtll who will make their demand some Uaie til 1 14YKAllOll FOOTlAI He Knocked u Frrnrlimiin flown end a Y iline ianfritrrute Ntnln II AVfttcb Wllllnm leI 14 eiirs old who was once before arrested on a charge of burglary but not I punished wai charged before Maclstrntu Mutt In tho Jefferson Miulpt Court yesterday with commtttlne 1 lilnhuay robbery Tho complain ant was a Frenchman lamed lllnrllo Dnbonl a boarder nt the Hotel Martin ulio Is I to sail to day for hit natIve land Vlillu he was walking through King street Thursday afternoon two boys confronted him Ono struck him 1 blow I causing him to 100 tiN balance and fall 0 tho sidewalk The other lad crabbed lila ratoh valued SIM and ran of wIth I Il chain sallied at 510 urns broken In tho effort to get his watih The Frenchman shouted for help and Police man Corcoran of the Mncdnugal street station wno saw hue two youthful highwaymen escap ing carts chas Ho followed them to the root 10 rullcd Ile I of I houte la King strict They crossed over I I several roots uttuii tlnall deHcendnl Into another bnlldlnir I The Lewis I hit wa hits t Inst todlsap I pear nml the policeman captured him on the top stairway 1 hu other lad gut away Thu Krem hman Identified t list Lewis boy as bnlng tin I sitU who truck t him Tho young prioner told w ho lifts confederate WAS mid thu polIte are nnw looking for list fecund lad Mr DulHinl all hu hail fUi in isis sect tiolet I which thu uung hlghnuimen failed to gel The Lewis boys mother Is I ft respectable I woman who lives nt lsn Hudson stnel Mia tohl t lie Macfat rate that she ci as unntle to do iin tlng with William und asked that hu bu I Kent in sinus Institution Ma tlrate Mutt re maniled the boy In the cure of Agent HarMey of I thu ferry society lUplniton and Fire at foimtnliKi Hook Just before H oclock lat evening a double alarm of limo was nottided by the giant whittles of tho big enLibllshments at tonetablo Hook Immediately after Iho first alarm a mast of dense black mini ilrlfml over HaMinnitoward Nenark KxieiiM ginerntlan of gets In ono of I a group of nil Kteiun 1 itilN 1 hear tha t ttirafli tie storks II I Its Mandiud I III Companys plant hud riuivd an uxtilnslnn which blew off the I tkeleton roof of I he M III ron blare ruultlng from the explosion set Bra tn II illMlllatr nil ii hich thin Mill rnntalned Two hours elupsid before the lire was undercoti trol this 1 lusts is estlmanl llt S50DO I The Vrntlirr Sciitlcrivl ilmnir fell jiiliTiluy In the Stain at lie IIiuisulpll l Vulley ami over the lake regIons anil In u tea plion In the I South Atlantic Slato ilui prlnilMll II itt inhanointariM of low press lire I lilili rneroil All the eentru of lie country from list 11 In I tin I ii tilt nf Metlcn prrcnle Iy l warmer weather t In tlio Shut Valley ami loner laSt rtllistt I Tlm tltiui try stitil II lotus sail WArtn air IiIt I are Illil I l in itrlft unii lentl ly eailHanl to liu fill In lliH weilon 1 inilu In tli SnrlhwMl an arrant high prenure lirnuilit slot II rliar ii aI him wild frtvliiK lciuiruturr mrr uittfrn Moiiiuua ami heavy I frott In North Imlnin In Hill city hit da wu fair hliflieit omrlnl leminruturii lid lout 5s 43 a1 nrano liumldltv 74 Ior iiiil wlil wiuttierl average leloclly IU I nilli4 un hOIr liarometer inrrvetud to read to set level at N A M OIH a I M I 0014 This IhrrnioinrUr ut Iliulnut rreunlM the tem p perature tittnlay ui fullnn a 554 CM IIU T A H 1 I 4H I t 1 u sv in II A 1 OV ft ts V l jfl SV ru IV I M r I Ol 14 I MId SU tV JJ 11 iW I 01 UI HIMI1ll 555111 rA T OR StTlKDtr Kor Now 1nnUnl I itrnerslly fair tuilocei la win emit purllnn by I cluiHy ana IliresteiilUf weather loutherly V luJi lurrtxtnn xr Yurk Iki wtatliir vtll It rlauify but nvUiH nir ilurinj Itit anatir portfim sf hit day tech i l i iitunitl fur uiv ilgtt Iwil tlotrrrl in Ihr aft nm n Cull H irlnilt 1 OllTfrf nr 1 Henry F Sewall an oldtime merchant who was well known as I print collector died at his home In this city on Thursday He was born In White street on Oct 1 1K10 His grandfather was a member of Congress from 1TI15 to 1709 and Chief Justice of Massachusetts from 1800 to 1814 Ills father who was In thu foreign trade employed as clerks Hubert I Mtnturn and Henry Orlnncll After studying at De Forests Collegiate Grammar School In Murray street and at leorge Bancrofts Hound Hill School at Northampton where John othrop l Motley and Dr Henry Vi Bellows were among amonl hilt schoolfellows Mr Sewall entered his fathers ofllce Later he became a member of tho successor firm Irlnnell Mluturn A Co He retired from ImMnesi In 1870 He ban tu collect prints more than half a century ago and left behind him one of the nest collnetlons of early prints In the world outside of the publlu art museums of England France and tieriniiny Some of the choicest examples of the old en imavere works are to be found In It His etch ings and engravings were frequently lent for exhibition to tie Metropolitan Museum of this city to the Art Museum of Boston and to thu UrollerClub of which he was a member the late Col Alexander Bliss stepson of George Bancroft the historian whose Secretary of Legation lie was whllo Mr Bancroft was Minister to Germany died at his residence In Va hlngton on Thursday Col Bliss wax born In Boston sixtynine years ago His father Alexander Bliss of Springfield was at one time I partner or Daniel Webster Ills mother was Betsy hens of Ilymouth Mass who opened tll ball at the dedication of thellymouth Mon ument Col hilts was graduated from Harvard College In tie class of 1H47 Colelo with Charles A Dana and George William Curtis He read low In the once of William Allen Butler of Now York city but did not practise his profession Ho was a stall ofllcvr Gen McClellun and became 1 LieutenantColonel and Quartermaster on April O IHUil Ills niuther married tha Him Genrgn ILincroft as her second husband and from 1807 to IN74 Col Bliss 01001 seas then retired from the army served an Secretary of Legation In Berlin William A Holcomb President of the Ran rrancUco 1roduco Exchange nnd the Mer chant Kxchungedied on Thursday ut his haute In Onklnml He was n native of Grand Isle Lountr Vt 1 and was 14 years oh In IHMShu wan nllepublleancandulale for the United States Somite but he withdrew his lame Albert 1 I Moriarty who n formerly well known as a decorative painter I of locomotives and other costly pieces of machinery died yen lerilay ul his house 47 Madton street Brook lyn aged NJ iurc Ho leaves K widow two bouts and two daughters Dr 1 C Nicholson died near Independence Ky 1 on Thursday aged 74 He Ihll hn was Ihl real Inventor of nuailrnplet telegraphy by which four messages can butent ou one wire lt thu same time tme llobort K Unreel a member of the old lloreol family I of this city died on April 9 Ht Cannes France He had been an Intalld Inr many i ar mid hail spent thu greater PHI t of his IIfu I abroad I Inlilt I I Kherlnik who was connected with I tha law department of the I Mutual Llfu Incur attest Colnltsliy tiled yesterday at life home 4111 Tenth Sleet Brookl aged 01 MIss Mnud K h Dalton M member of the Art 1st Moilul ComiMnr died at tim MJames l Hotel I In si I Louis on 1 hurxlay of heart trouble Miiior Slroiic Cluck Mayor Strong returned home from Cleveland lint evening Ills first work toiUy will protui lily be the I rstiplsttittt itt tltt nf Colliruni I I eta lol cit Comuiliisloner antI of Col Cruder as Iark 01 lii Icslu tier IIIK 11 Iollca Captain Ilriir Kriiih reiuineil tl e mm luAiiil of Hie Omul fttieet btatioa terila After au Atuenru of lIt 0 innuttu nwuitf 10 I lllaek lie hA4 furcu ulinott rninplelel I a ruly e r lervlco on blue luttlCH l iiinii4 nl oAtcUl A l In tbe Sam n Street Iollce Court 5 llllani tairfili jetienlAX was In ilUpenM with rj servIces I fti semiubl3 stilts Mortimer r Marie I Situ trlrrsn who wu ihlrf sheet plsee He I 1IIPtiiuitPt l lieoritu K iigUml I In hit A nremrii moniiineut Is I to he imvelteil la Cy pies Mill Cemrim on tlusi Aflernixin of NuuJAy ill y 17 by Ms o Wur ier The munuinenl C be ing ereelnl under blue illrectloa of she WIlLUnu burgh Volunteer Klremeni AssociatIon Voluiuerr fire AiinelAilont of New York Mronkln Lang Ul and Oily NtotowD Jamatra Jersey CIty Staten untrlllug shad anti ut Hiibokeu the work will 1 lw Invited 10 wltasss the SODIROUS OUSTED LAST nnairnan OUT m MAICK nnosr roa Tilt niKiirtcioiin JUlIJ1t lie Had Refined V1OOOO for Hid Irnie but llcmmiileit ViMOOU east fsiiihhnrnly Poncht All rnorlN In FJerlNnrr lit Threaten to Itrlne Hntt rnr Ilnmnco Andrew Snblrnut tho real estate agent who has fought oft tits extension of t o great Slcgol Cooper iV Co building at Its louth wet recites for a year by refusing to tell his lease of the little threestory building nhlch stood almost under the elevated rntlrnnd Motion at lllgh Icenth street and Sixth avenue wan llnallr oblUcil to KO xtny and hn moved out at loon yesterday Tho mInute the lestu 1 expired this workmen of I M 1 IlnUlIng a dealer In second hand building material hewn to tear nvnr flits rot of Kublronss ersln lie castle and they promised that by this morning nothing should 1m tuft of It hut tInt foundation us als liven tlirso I hIt lie goro In n row hours 10ro for at the samo moment that tin work of do a tl mollshlng tha loiue bryan other workmen lt larked lie mound of earth that formed Subl rouss back 3 nrd und wagons be an carting It away us hllr I still I I I other busy len chopped down tho lon nlliinlhus tree hilt suits just bursting Into leaf In his yard and quickly cut It Into lIre wood Thin story of Sublrouss yearlong fight ngalnt the lncliable Is I I Intcicsttngoue nlthouirh why ho made I no ono hit himself cai tell So fur us can b understood ha refucd t move and nltlmnuh I ho Is I not re puted to bo a ilch man lie threw nwny tha greater part of SIOOOO for I whim Tha builders of the new pinro for trndo us pro tutu put to A great deal of extra expense anti trou ble In earning on their wirk Iho Hlegnl Cfoper iV Co I building Is I to tie u Mvstory Htructuro aunt to oiiiipy lie t little fruit tine on SIxth uvciiiiu Irom lllhteenlli to Nine teenth trccle anil to run hiaeI k toward Flftli incline nhottt iild feet The stunk nf ImvliK or lenlni tho t needed land for tho Itu Ill itig nnd getting iossevtloii by cnticelltiL luasei was out Into Ill hindsof Row I I Putrel at tortirys at Ian of this city They I met no fccrious obstnclu until I they iipiironchcd Snbl roil Mo hired the whole of thu little hotisa In I which his ofUco was situated i at 114 Sixth avenu nnd let out such urtrt of it ns he did not neid for himself This building was one of flio which belonged to John lonnolle four of these I building faced on Sixth avenue running up from Klgh trinth street and ono stooil on EIghteenth 1 street ndjolulng Tho tenant of nil the other buildIngs old their leases ulpoti terms natlsfac tory toboth parties but Sublrous doterinlmd 1 la gut a ery li nrlc or else to hold on Ho I had oc cupied the building for more than tuenty year and had a new bare for two years which did not expire until yesterday A year ago Mr hose otlerexl him J10000 to move out and give up this louise Mr rltiblrous demnnded Slfi 000 Hot words ensued old finally Sublrous said that ho wouldnt move for less than M al II Thereafter ijublrous nays there began a relgu of terror for him 1 The other houses ou tho site of the big build ing were demolished anti workmen began to dig the cellar One of the first thing they ran across war the bed of the upi cr waters of Mba ttn Creek A branch of the stream came tram under Suhlrouss hous and In sinking founda tions for thn piers of tho new building a caisson was put under a part nf his cellar As work progressed and the houses on cither side of his were torn down his became sa shaky that It hail to ha supported on needle and propped up with suppre long alley of wood raised high from tho sidewalk wera built In front of tho other part of tho block leaving hH front almost hidden from view His tenants thus shut In refused to stay and ho Imagined 1 that they wcro Induced to lea h thu owners of the big store Still ho stuck to the old place while all about him rose this skeleton arm of tho steel building which li I nnnlly to Mvallnw his old place Then fol lowed a Kcrles of legal proceedings Intended to remove hi nrea Every month Mr Rose says ns soon as the rent lncamo due dispossess 1 proceedings were 1 ogun against Snbirous Tlmo nnd ngaln thee actions cot so far as the rendering of Judg ments Inu before a warrant could be Issued which would hao broken his lease Sublrous uonlil pay up all reinsure his right of occu 5 paIH paIHo tho battle went until May 1 arrived Only then when there was nu longer n chance to I bold out did tho old tenant make preparations to eo He was rcadj however at noon yes terday anti nt that hour 1 truckman removed hIs fow effect and tho process of nvallowlns J that pait of the Mto 1 began under the nctlva hands of tIl bulldem Sublrous now talks of beginning a damage suit nEninst tho new proprietors for 73000 The tin antI nheet Iron workers and comIcs makers struck again on the big building yester day Since the recent settlement the contractor has not made any agreement to employ only union men A conference will bo held today between tIts contractors and n commltteo of ito Witlklng Delegates and the strIke may extend to the other ratios If usatlsfactory arrangement Is not reached A nvxniiKD Axn OVK YEA na OLD Sir Hannili nirtntr or New Ifraamlek Celebrate llrr lllrthdnr NEW HitfNswiCK May L Tho little candy shop at the corner of Washington antI Cath erine streets was thronccd today owing to tho celebration of the 101st birthday of Mrs Hannah llortow who has lived in that one place for fifty years Many school children came to bring her lltllo remembrances It WM a happy day for the centenarian and all who came to buy Insisted that their lemon sticks and popcorn balls should be handed over to them by Grandma Hartow Mrs Hartow does not use glasses Her mem ory of tho names of thn school children of three generations is remarkable She is slightly deaf but her other faculties am well preserved She lies lived an uneventful life nnd her health has always been of thn best Shu was born at the toot of Church street In this city In a small liotiso adjoining the present location of Van Pelts drug more Hor parents were John and Dorothy Hortwlck and her father was the sex ton of the old English Church now known a Christ Church Her llri t husband was George Ryno After his death she married Isaao Dnrtow who died n few years ago Mrs Dartow had thirteen children four nf whom are living They nro Mm Annie Mklrra of Philadelphia John Ryno Mra Mary Dunn nnd Mils Sarah llurtnw who now does the active work of managing this little candy shop Of her greatgrandchildren the most noted Is little I I i t James Ii eli Is a nlninonthsnld baby uuhiss wtlgh hut llvo pnunds Mrs Ilartnw U confident that tile child will grow up Into Mroiiir man ome day although now hn Is kept bathed In nil and Kleeps nearly all the time wrapped In blanket JtU S lid JlllIOAfilf LOSS OFMESTOBT Wn Slie MleepwntklnK when HUB 711 from u Tlilrd lory Window I Mrs Catlierlno Harrlgau was found about 4 oclock jestcrday morning unconscious on the sidewalk In friumit itt this homo at HI Columbia street llrooklyn She lives on the third floor with lieu family Without disturbing any one sItes unit gouo to tint front window and either fallen or thrown hrrsnlf out At St Peter llotiltnl It wits found lint no bones were lirokeii and that slit was not dangerously In Jurtii she remained In n dacd slats for nearly an hour nnd fur tome time I I InfUlcd that she was MM litheriue Cndj Tlmt was her maiden niiinu She could not recall bow she fell out of die window and It Is Itellovrd site may lust teen sleetwalking Her family believe Hhe had to I drslgu In I kill I herself Who will M aisle to go home tomorrow 3fnor Wnnirr Metes AppnlntmCBts Major an er of Jersey City yesterday ap pointed six members of the lionrd of Kduca lull The apiiolntees arts KHJah S Cowl In ilteiii S Fourth ward two t year renppolnted Thomas J 1 Diimnn iDumi I 1 Iflh ward V years rrntipointfd Idwtrd I i Malcolm Wnton lltepi SUHi ward one ear tui fill unexplred term of Dr I KUODZ JidinJ 1 s i Kelt I Dem I i Tenth ward Cii I tars rrwl J 1 Mernh nier them lleventU ward t ss n e rsi Dr lamor I A lIen iKp I Twelfth ward two years rinppolntisl The Hoard now coiislnu of neven Itepubllcans and tU llfinocrntti To itesirict tbr Nato oft onvlclmnda bode WAsiliMirov May 1 Tho Ilousa Committee on lnlxir tndny ordered a favorable report on tha hill of Mr houlhwlck of Now York to protect free labor from romprlltlun with con let tect lilxir bv rvetritt line the ale of convictmade siHKUtu Iho SIssies In nliltli they are produced The meatire WaS amendril to u to exempt lie mimiuclures of aKrIcultiiral product from Ihf operation of 1 lit t priipcd law 1

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n I I 4 THE SUN SATURDAY MAY 2 18JJ0 RAIN STOPS LEAGUE GAMES ff t NETnOOTlrH I HIT THE LEATHER IN IMJRR8 lJCB7JIJo And Take n Fall Ont of the VFIImlnKfoii I The Oebnt nr Miles HlnndUh n Hne e Jnalern League Hnee IegIiiNotw l Rain prevented the National league gsmM clicdulocl at loTclnnd and Louisville yester day The record followgt I Vr Vr Cnfcu Von LI f Onf fiiln iron tfitt Cent ittburgh I U HOII 8t IXiull 0 0 019 IhII4ephI I I Wrhleato I I 1 011 Ioston 7 4 n tld IaItInioI I 0 i 48T Cincinnati I I 4 44O Cleveland 4 I 444 prooklrn n A 1 nr New lor I Ii 0 OW I WMhlngton I I 840 Louisville 1 in uvu Atlantic Iemtne HtTnorollTANii I9t I vmmiioTOXii 7 Tb lltlropolltani are playing ft name Jnu now that deserve better patronage They lackltd Denny Longs Wilmington tram at the rologroumltynter I dar anilbr terrific batting won quite raolljr In all the Metropolitan tiangtd out twenty oao Late hilt nil earned eleven runt on leftbander Aniolo the vliltors Ditcher Manager John Irwln It I fond of Hnearthng young Il llo put a clean cut youth of the namu of Ullos Ktandlsh Into the box and the boy let theintall cw4 wild wild dollghl Jlllct hal from Mouliwller VI hll It only ID years old but he carrier all the snarki ofacomlnitUll player He pitched a cool steady Iamb throughout and hat Ixings men wlicro he I wanted them eicrpt In thunrcotut Inning when two bairn on linlls nnU four him netted four rum It WB Mllli lie llcK minimi mat Hlandlsu created a Mliiallcm VIIi two men uu hBO In I iho rnurtli Innliiir ho lnninirM thn lull oer Ihe I roues In left for a clean four hOI or Aiialu In the firth ho sent In two more tallies nltli H hut muffin after Inn men or nut AllOKdther tim iifbul of thu 3 nnngiler Is l oinillilcK for him tu li pruiiil of and Ills future per fnrmiinco wi ho l wntchtd with Interest Thn Wllniliuitiin I plai I u suavity I fielding game Gallagher 1 end ilonlRimiory maimx tomorlever plays The Mut ronolitnni too In udilltlon to their treat hat tlnif hamlli 1 tho ball hoautlfiilly and how d plenty or llfu In their tae I running uuil couching Harry Jlace 1 tie ci league pitcher umpired faultlessly r The scorer ILTOIIU W1IJU10TOV ILIHlUAX ItIiPoAY I i Itannoo I fu 8 Iio 0 Welch c rlgilo l ii i i I Cavellu u t1 I I I I I 0 Uallaxlieris S t Zi 8 u Voiter c 1 I I 1 0 HerryhlH tbu in I 1 Clark 11 h1 41U I I I Drew r r 1 I I I I I I IUIIlniltlil I 1 I 8 l I NmvellUdli II 1 4 I I Williams rf a II I I Mcintyre irtil 2 u 1 o 1 YI 1 J a A jllckman 5 II 1 1 1 4 1 hI 1 f It I u 4 0 0 irwIn fit ll I 3 I I I I nlHpratt r t 10000 blfthtllaltpj V I 0 u Amolep 0 il 0 4 0 Ii Totals 1621U71U 1 if I Totals 7121711 1 a Uctropolltant 1 1 0 1 4 0 4 0 015 llmlUMtolli I 4 I I u U U U 1 7 Karnoil run Mrtropolltnin II I li I Wilmington 2 Twoliua liiti llaunon V iCovellu Clam Wllllunii Niiuell Amolf treethee hli 1 Cavelle Clark home run Niandlih 1 Nacrlflre hlullcrrjhlll IX Biolen bastt lianuon 21 Cal CD Fouler IrwIn ilonttfomcry V lrst base on erroraMetrlPolllaflu U Wiimlnxlops 2 Finn bAse on bathOft I Btandlih I I t el off Amole I struck out JlyblaiutlAh iJt by Aniole I Left on bane Mitropolltaol lUi Vtlmlnntuua 11 I iIziieTwO bourc Uiuplre 3Iace Attendance 100 AT NBWAKK Cewark 3 1 I 8 0 I 0 0 I 010 hartford 0 0 b I 0 I 0 0 1 4 tllti NewArkii IB llartfnnlii lo Errori Nevtarka ruts 4i llartrordi and IJattenoua 0 llatterlei Moran and Client Uleio AT rilrnsot Faterion A 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 08 New llareli 1 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 G Ult Paterion 151 New Karen f I Error Pater 004 JeW Haven 8 BatUrleiCogan and Ultoli Ourrla and odO odOElera JEnitern Leaa t AT arRinantto I Bprlnffleld 9 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 010 Bcrauion 1 U U 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 Hlta Sprlnxneld 10 Scranton 8 ErrorsBoring i field 0 bcranton o Batteries Quu on afad Cougu ab 01 t tin Lieu and Drown U SRc SyrMUie 0 3000080 lQ i Toronto 0 1 0 0 0 u 0 0 01 lllUSyraonte 1 Toronto 4 Errorn Syracme 7 8 atcPartlla Toronto 4 OatterUt Uesi and basen Casey and AT raoviDHxcu Providence 0041100 08 t 3 t g 8g VVIlkctbarro U 1 0 a 0 a 0 0 0A I llltaProTtdeDce 14 Wllketbarre II I Erora Providence 4 Wllkesbarre a Batterlri lludiou ud DUon Eeenan and Iilulns AT EOCUISIKH i Rooheiter B 0010100 810 l Buffalo 1 0 o 1 1 u o J 1 7 1 I HIU Rocbesler 1C lluffalo 1 Errors Rochester J I dou 4 Iluffalo altO Uroubart it liatteriea Hclarlaud and lloyd Ucro I New England IenKn I At Fall RlverVall Hirer 7 Lewlston 6 At Iawtucfcot Hawtuukm v LWIIOO6 1 1 lanlor Allrockloolroliol 10 Augusta a At New lledford Portland0 Sow liedfocd I Other Game WUUVAK 1 UARTMOlTU 1 SIIODLETOWK May Dartmouth I ell on easy victim e YVefllt an this afternoon and was all but shut out Terrell pitched a stronu gitme and received I good aupport The home tel batting saa an Im provement over the last few gaines Tho score VVenlrjau 1 1 1 a II 7 1 0 014 Dartmouth uouuuouio 1 Errors Wuleyan fi Hartmoutb 7 Hlu Wet lejiiii 12 Dartmouthe IJatterles Terrell audTawi trolluf Drew and Abbott

t nUt CON OLO on zz NEW YORK BXIVERSITT I New Tort UnlvorMty proved on easy victim to tbe tale II consolIdated team terdaj aftrrnoou at Ublo I Held The uulfrrslt chnutfed I pluhurs twice I tbW did them little KIHII lock pitched superbly for Yale I The duldlus of the Yale team uaiaupfrb fie scuro aidConiolllatedJ I 3 4 u I I 522 Jiet York Unlelyu uul 1 I a 1 s c AT EAHTON Easton 1 0 I 0 0 1 0 1 0 8 Philadelphia 0 OJOUluu 1 Errors Easton 11 Philadelphia 1 Hits I Ililla delpbla I t Eaton i If Oray and Uarclay Keener and Scnuub A TOEniXQTOX Torrlngton enulmi Cuban UlanU l a 0 8 a f 8 2 1 1 3 oio 0 7 A BtuparroBT brIdgeport I U 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 18 8 8 f 8 3 Cuban XUlants l U U U II 1 B 0 8 S Vermont At Geneva U o N YIIobart College C Unlrerslly ot laebal Gale Today KATIOXlt LKAaUK AND AMERICAN AISOaATIOII t PbllatlclpbU vi New York at PhiladelphIa Phladlpbl Brooklyn V Wahnton at Kastern Pak Boston Y Ualtluioro at Boston Chicago vi St LouU ut Chicago S Cleveland vi Cincinnati at Cleveland k Louisville vi Pittsburgh at Loulivllle KACTKUV 1ElOtK Byracuse V Toronto at Syracuse Itochester vs Buflulo at llochester klrlnt leld ts Bcranton at Springfield I II provldenc vi Wllkenbarre at Providence ATIAXTIO LIAOCK Metropolitan V Wlllngloo at I the Polo grounds Irouud Newark V Hartford at Newark 1attrsoa V New Haven at Paterion OTHER QAMEg Berkeley School vi Lawrencevllla School at Lwroncfyl Slol fjivvmuevllle I Tyros vi Cutler School at WllllamtUrldge 1 I Lkyol Ailelphl Academy n Ijikewood High School at 1ratt Institute vs Brooklyn Latin School lal 11lllle V Irookla Lln at Pros pert Park Montclalr vs llutgcrs at Montolalr den st City Paul School vs Princeton Freshmen at Gar Llily vi Ia Oamo Institute at Brooklyn Brown vYale at Providrure Manhattan College Irovlluo IvoUlh t lleglment at las jr KleM Urauga AT O V t lAfayette at Orange Oval Woutolalr A C u Ulverilde A C at Montclalr Holy Cron i I Amherst at Amherst illanova V Montgomery A C at Vlllanora Harvard freshmen vi Limbo at Urotou Orltanl Field flub s Princeton UrlAII Clul lrllcelOI Consolidated at Backensack Baaamorre vs Murray IIIIU at Ureenpolnt town Princeton Uruwhai r1 MorrutoiMi ut MorrIs wolr an v Iehlnh at Mlldlciown Williams vi llnrtard at Ullllamstnwn Steven Institute s Newark Academy at Ntw atk ak Cornell V Princeton at Ilhuca ruavlda Island u Wlllefa Point at David hI ad Pmadeih7a r 7 of 1 ennrlval ri eorgclown at O N T V Corinthian at Staten IUnil West Orange s Watsc lng A C at Watsesslng Washluctou and Jefferson vs Westminster Cu legs ut Sow ilinlnglun I I unlreriliy of North farollnavi Lnlqin Cel l Aolhav lrta l Chapel Hill Derby vs Culum X Olanls nt Derby Ccinn Aco1 tf riiokbn vs Monitor Drl of Cunl Harlem at V est UHth trm unit lioulnvurd poInt Murray Hills a ureeniolnt Athletic Club at Green Jefferson A C vs Brooklyn Ileluhls at Newark A Crotona ew York Park Custom lou n Scrih MdojA c at I ilubelh A C vi Kutlrr A C at tllcabelh llulebxll No r tIIaas hits Crank Write to him Irowger The Metropolitan Club bat released Catcher Lester l German mav ilgn with one of the Eastern League clubs To days guile wllli Ihe Wa hlngons will hi the llnioklyns final apiKaranrti at Eastern Park until Ifs Ho Play lwl teglii l at UiJO oclock unl Critics who limo ieiii J Uiithfui uf the Newark Club Play first bal consider him lo be I A Ia Ills Ih order work In game ul the Iolo gniumls was of a bun W J Iueai The original Blir Pour were lirmithfTi ItlchuriKon tots I SOIl White The Wil four 1ttrolt M4 tTit wild tu lioitou were Broulhen Itlchnrilxiii tlnut1 and lUnncll CluniiMi Nay IHuln I uealn provenl the lrvonlo tb urninn of the I uj on here tuila ThU lillie I Court KJIIIO lhrani I I Ill nCI i cl2ill Club 1141 bad lu MittjMiitt 1 this MUknn on account n ruin I ri liUiil crifilmun returned from Philadelphia e leruij 1 Hi I J he ho risvlvcil lellcrt troll lint Hiuioii litUa i und lhiladol hli Ilulu nun I ei 11114 Itiiu fur Mi avlioii In tun git loa In tu I Rul i e Wiliiilugt0u train will play tbe Mrlropnll tank at 1 tue loIn ground again full afteruooa r Lai SBK O Pitcher Knpt the lefthamler whom Ihe New York Club hat been trying lo purchate will occupy the box for the Ir71nl Manager Long says h cold not IAo 5000 tot hIm at lull stags of the game S I last Thundayt game II taken at a criterion Brooklyn hat a great pitcher In Payne Unlike the general nn of tonthpawt he ha iood control nf on lie bases all anj dot not 100 lilt head when men are Manager narnle of the Hartford Chub tali yetter day that at hit team had not come up lo the mark he Intends to bAke I up HP tlhl tcruro Rmltn of the Iirnnklynt at catcher together wllli a couple of heW pItchers ThuS Wlllliuiitburgh A A hat arranged Ihe fill dwlngijanie for this inunlh lo In ilacil at Its I Kriiundii IJ S Knmre formerlv Hrfenpolnt A Ci 10 Murray Illllti 17 lirlgbtnn Alhletlct S4 Cuban X lllantt at Wllllanislmriih VlM Cltili I was i under adVlrcunnlnnce that IlrNlnwof tho Newark Club pitched agslIlt t Ihn Melr ipiHtnni In Ihu I Atloutlo IiUKiic irninc lit the t tolo Kroiindt on la t Wednrlay While hn was filching hit I nnt calIph to Ihn Krand utand nml handed I telegram Itoh u log him of hit fathert death Fret Ifeffer was prnctMni nt the Polo trniinds yc tfriln Me has been hold off without I 1 imj until I lit cnn get l Int fa nindltlnn lto pln I bull In eii nk log nf nit cine Imuli lit Kriedinun ah I tcr dlY XV 6 look IfrlTcr Houth and had our I minor work miiro unr him than nnjl 1 idy el Ie He lint had all tile chancn tu the world to get rIght null m IIP In I Kllll unililo to play 1011 00 feel that KM run lilt IAY him II tnlnry unlll hn shovrt us that lu Ie l able tn earn II t t It Is I salt that tin Clilcngn Club wAiitt tu I tfcuri rfclter and Unit If I rBI lIchen force Is agreed upon Fred will once more join Alisons n Murphy Hlani to right Tnlnier It looks now us though there would bo a fleht between 1cdlar 1nlmcr nml Jolirtiy Mur lilly ot llnston The latter sinned lie article of ncreeniKnt yesterday anti tbo papers which have 1almers Manatuto afllrcd tu them will bo sent to KtiKluuil Immnllntcly The articles teem received by Arthur fumlor Artnrdlnc to tho dnciimcnt Jlurphr nnd Ialmrr will flglit for n pumniiCSUnOO oircrod b tliuNntlonalCtxirtlni Club nnd slOOO on tile outoldo Tho contest If I to come off on tbo fIrst MoiiUny In 1 Or hotter nest l und the loser will recelvo GOO R n balm for bin defeat Murphy bus net cod to weigh In nt 115 rounds at ii 2 oclock on thu day nf the mill Murphv will not be permitted lo light any one until ho faces Ialmci Tho lloston boy will lenva for inifnnd with Pete Fitzpatrick wi ZnftlIaIr In about I mouth and will do most of Ills work for tho lluht abroad uoir Team from the Richmond County Country Club and tho Iatcreoii Golf Club will open tho Interclub match season ou tho Paterson links today Tho other llxedevents Include theslart In a fortnlchtly bogie competItIon at tho West cbcstor Golf Club a members handicap at tho Essex County Country Club and a cup competi tion nt the Country Club of Urookllnc conwet The lint Rolling uf the year will bo enjoyed by tho members of the Morris County Club at Mor Mstown The old course will be used until the now links are ready on which tho wotnend na tional championships will bo played In October There will be Informal play on the temporary cotmont Ardsler Cftilno and tho usual trolling on the Mt Andrews Dykern Meadows Italtus tel Iakorrood Cedurhumt and Meaclowbrook rr L Tb Knickerbocker A C nterta tbe Women Members of the Knickerbocker A C enter tained their women friends In royal style at tho club house yesterday The gymnasium wa converted Into an art gallery and visitors weto treated to an Interesting exhibition of pictures draw lues and etchings Then thero was an ad journment to the theatre whero a choice specialty scow furnlihed lively entertainment for over an hour The matinee wound uu with matn 111 wih exhibitions of fancy illvlni and uwlmmlui In the natatorIum by E M 1 Vandervoort b 11 t I French and Instructor Alex Mellert A Dinner to Aaaemblrman Armstrong I Tho officers of the New York State Division of the League of American Wheelmen tendered a banquet to Assemblyman Armstrong last night at the Savoy Hotel Tho banquet was teudeted In appreciation of II Armstrongs work In pre senting thu Mcyclo baggage bill at Albany und bocurlng legislative action to compol the rail roads to carry bicycles as regular baggage Several hundred wheelmen representing the leading I clubs In tho metropolitan district were present Addresses were made by Asseinbly lan Armstroncund prominent members of tho League of American Whvelmen Polo Polo was started for the season n the Country Club of Vet Chester yeotcrdny afternoon by Informal play tn which K C Putter J M I Wa terbury Jr J 1 O Cole I Waterbury and other wielded mallets The flold Is In line order and tho home players will prnctlsu regularly hereafter In preparation for the June hereator prolarloI Ile JUle tourna ments when men and ponies must be in the beat possible condition Trap Hhoollna Tho twoda 9 tournament which was advetUed t take place on Thursday and c ifrday at Dex ter lark resulted lu a nzzlc Inasmuch as noue of Ibo scheduled evvutd took place on account of the nonappeArance of shooters Thursday was to bo devoted euttrtly to clay bird shootIng Only tree men journeyed to the park before noon whllo Iwo others camo straggling along during tho afternoon Clarke llevcrldrfe aud Omise started its bull trading with a few aneepitakcs at ten tarirctii eich In Ibo first of which Clark and Ouruscj divided llrst honor with eight kills apleie Another aeoro 01 light won the I heeou I eeut for Url while Click dropped out of the swcrpj until the set nthi cutwhen hetrleil c melu oin with Ci lIt Orelrf unit lust the race Uppuck nUo look a bund In Iho piirt and shot a matoh with uua Urelff at ten targtU Urelfif allowing him I handicap of live target ThU was won by Urcltl Yesterda Ito day allotted for live birds alto aw but three men on deckin the morning while several appeared during the afternoon Ibo mv Jorlly of them having no gun or ammunition with them However coven iweepstake at live bird Iv 11 aud one at clay birds constituted tho ufternoona port The score FIrst Event Sweeptako three birds 28 yards Clarke rise I CO lards boundary Hudson 2 IJcverldge 1 j Second Event Same conditions Uudion 81 Buterldg2 Clark a e9 Third Event Same eondltloni Hudson 2 Rev erldge 91 Cark 1 Fourth Event Some eondltloni thud in Si Beverldie It Clark S 11 Fifth Event Sweepitakei at four live birds Hudson S llererldge I B Clark I 4 IY tlrd sixth EvntFIve birds sweepstakes Hudson B Iudwlg 4j H Knebel Jr luIII luge 4 I Knll 0 Clark 4 j Deter Seventh Event Some conditions Ludwig B Knebel 01 Clark I Eighth Event Hweecttakei a fifteen clay birds known Le erldue traps 14 aud angles LudwIg 13 Knebel 101 Lawn Tenmle Tbe Central lark lawn tennis courts will be thrown open to the public this afternoon unlens unfavorable weatber upstils the plans of the uu thorllles The two big meadows were lu perfect condition for play cstcrday afternoon Tbo eOldllou Ilay alloroon grade had been mowed and all the courts were freshly marked out This Is fully a week earlier Hum iho average time for opening tile lArk court Thn grounds of the Mount Morris lOUr Club I at nOl street nnd Lenox avenue will be formally opened IhU t afternoon hIll I goodly mimlwr of IIIIIr Kuesta hate been Invited by the meml e of the club Thu two earth courts have heel rolled and are now In good condition for new ground urn all the canon will bo In full blast here uext week 111 The courts of tIe I Fifth AMJIIUO Tennis Club llh Aolue CII uro also ready for use unIt play will begIn thu aflor f llm noon at J 7th street ant mil aveuio Tim work of preparing these two court ha prevented the eouro new Kroundaman from dull any work us jet oil Ito extra court In West lilUt itrept This will o bo ready for inr In about two week but will I Il served TI Iny largely TM for lournumeut uiutuhcs wi nn 1 8d Bt Nicholas avenue u have rulm been surroiindid a I I by a nigh board feiiCM at plaunen I hut have not bren placed I Into condition for play Iho I late upon yet Ing Is I rather surprising I becuusu them court here use tofore luvu always Ueu the tint lo be l th Into A Detune for SI Sheedy Jockey Michael Sheedy a a meeting of the w ard of the Jockey Club yesterday afternoon re ceived a license for the season This li ho I hny who was claimed A an apprentice hiy W C Italy and who only won his freedom after a law I suit with Ihti Hurl ford turfman I ater h under 1111 on InIr gilKenmnl lo the SI Kleliu anil I ban luiu rid lug their ttvuyearuld al menuo fur the lust mouth bea Showalter sent a despatch to Tint hii ycilerday ialm that ho would be I ready to meet bury on May Wat lioioiiiobtitln the prnpninl matoli for fiOOO 131eh count I lIlt V Ill w a sot cit games up ionlel draws nut to Vbeellne GossIp The annual election of oflleer of iho Harlem In lnieu will be held ou Mjy I IAlom The llncMln Wheelmen have arranged the follow hug ib runs luy 1 llergen roliil I lu Totlen vllle I t llo lnli41Morrllo nil I Far Itockiwu The Hldge Wheelmen of Draiiklyn will hold n I ten al mile I handicap road ran ou Juno I 0 open lo all ll amateur rI hers l In lite llgblhandThlrllein I wards Arthur Men of the Cycle Club of lirnoklyn will ride a twomile exhibition at the clubs ouattrri on Union I place in morrow night He will at rnlaf tempt to lower Iho armory record of 0 mluuusui Seconds A new club bat been formed In Harlem called the Wlnihrup VTbeeiBien wm I the folluwlui officers Preldrnl I K bmllhi President O I nat thewii hecretaryTreuiKlrer Jamii C Carrolli Cap laD J LAod rtun Carll Uueckall Knitter InrU lino TnilH Urooklynti f Wastalnglon Admlssiuii SOc alt V Sc baseball Uennlne Cuban lllanti Yo Aemri Post I tlnly town ea Huaday 4ui Uraud II Alblctlu Kruuujj Mew

r TUB miXOK 1000 OVIXXAS irnleai Flllr Thnle tTIni the Htnkfl hI n llendAmerlrnn Home V In Vnplneed tnMxiv May 1 At Ncwnmrkot today the 1000 Guineas Stakes of 100 roverelgns cacti baIt forfeit for threerearold fillies the owner of tile second Illy to recelvo IWO sovereigns out of tile stakes nml tlu third to save her ftftket tlowley mile mile and cloven yards win won by the 1rlncu of Walos br f Thais by Ht Kerf Poetry Mr Douglas tlitlrda br t SnnU Maura liy Ht Slmnn I 1altnlloner was second and Iiiril Xotlnnds I f tolly Hoot by Pouter eclilT Pantu tcllca third Thu other starters were iMito of Wcstmliisti br f Omtadlna Mr It Me Cnlmont eh f Amphora Mr 1 tlamnr UnMn oJ f sister to Klla Tweed Mr Leopold do llollneMMs br t Heiolr She J 1 tllundcll Maples ch f Ilirn lance I Mr II JtcCaliiionts b f Snowy Iorrle lonl Crowes bf SlItters the tlukn of Devonshires b f llurgonet Lord Durhams li t tlrl jrd 1 Kllemncrs n f Mlc Inter Sir II WnlilloOrimtliih t Vltula HIJ 1 Illun dell Mnplnii l br f St iigej i Prince Holtyknffii eh f Ia Toltondur thflitikiiif WeMmliHter a b f Helm alI Lord Ion oller br f Serfdom Tim hoHc trot n Kood start Ht Ango making thu tOil llIiIf from I leiolo Aniuhorit und Cnla diiia tn tlio llnihe 0 kent Tluus came out roi lowed by Serfdom Mania Maura Amithora und Omlndltm They ran In I thU older tu the dip l whero Tlmls was Joined by Hnntii Maura It seat a splendid race from this point home Tlmls win nlnit by a head mid Snntn Maura bentlnit lolly lloat by thrceitiitrtor8 of I length Tlino 14l 1n The betting was Five to 1 nsnlmt Thai in lot each Kanta Maura aud Jolly Hout l li to 2 umladlim 8 to 1 Amphora 10 In 1 f ftlitir lIO EllIS Twimlulld Hinolo hlIAIo I 1 llarn Uancx 17 I to I Hnowy Cnrrlc JJ lo 1 Finn rs nil to I each llurgonct lirlp Mini Frnvr Vlluln St AnKctjtTolsun dOr Holmand Rerfdnm lull II Tho May pinto of 111 sovereigns fur two yearolds five lurlongs wit won by Mr Leopold de Hothschllds b f Uolotta by lalopln lllsor tn Mr Wallace JohiisloneN ch c Stewarton hy Ayrshire lixnliiit Lass was Keiond and Mr E Fosters ch c High Chancellor by Crow berry Lady Cecil third Mr 1 1 Iorlllards Intnerock started but watt not placed file Ilretby llato handlcapof sovereigns six furlong WIlt won by Mr I Cannons ch f llfrarome by Hidden Trcixsnru Ilfra by mulch it 1 Mr J J Jevtetts vh c liecorder by Iavo HovvHrd was second nnd M I I lebaiidy l b h Sweet Auburn by Sweetheart UoldsmltliMiild third Mr K i Wiards American hur u Ham spit started but was not placed Iho llrlnkley Ilnto of MO oovereens added to I sweepstakes of o sovereigns each for start ers for threeyearolds pcnultlea and allowances ant I10w alice ono mile was uon bv Mr T I Icnnlnirs Jrs h 1 f blow by fhcen St I Helen Mr II Faryuhars b c The Quack by Friars Inl atn dmn by Jaloplu Mother Superior was occond anil Mr 1 Mclalmonfs h c Mitre by Merry Hamnton Caroline thlid Mr I lorlllards ch I Uiikotah 1 started but was not plated VOlUTES IV FRONT Tbe Racine In Good ut llennlnsi but Few feraona Hee I WASHINGTON May 1May Day without the slightest glimpse of sunshine and with a re minding of February temperature would not allow more than thu least ordinary assemblage at Uennlngs today Tho Held of starters was lessened by tho marking out of tho Ieclair black burro Kinglet from tho sixfurlong event and with Parma and Flame tcrntchcd from tho lust race the fivefurlong dash Tho favorites reaped a good hare t capturing tour of tile tire events All the entries from the Walden Stable won lu thu brat race Ignatius Jr started off well but could not keep up his pace long enough to prevent being beaded by nil thIn others The Walden Ully Plorliin won by I good two lengths oot Tho fttvorllu Pay or Ploy had little difllculty In scoring a victory In tbo ttlxrurlonK dnli Vh1iillilIt 1 by four lenllh from the second und third horses who were only about a head apart a the finish The stab event of tho day was tho Eastern BronchI dash for which only throo colts all of whom have been onl during the meeting vsiajvd for more honors Hie Wuldeu tllly started ahead and thu Morris couple with Prompt In tile lead steno hobo after her but thu black tllly wan two lengths ahead at thu Unisli making her third 1 victory of the meeting Mimmiirirs Urit liucj Four I and a half furlnnfs Florlun 107 llUlletlell I 1 u 4 vvoii I I OIl uouad 11U I I il 1 lI i gettl 7 tu 0 nll becoud I nolc I luJ I dovvers I I 2 fl to 1 third IllO I iv iKnitlu 1 I Jr uUo run Second Kace ix furlou 1ay or Iluv I 103 Oleary t to 4 won tIlt MIKH W I I CoiiKdoti i 4 to lsevoud Iliickrye llJ 1 ilnvtr tt to 1 StIlt Al lllno 11 I7H J Ilurlliiglinni lull Cneburalsu 1 run le lulrd HHUU rour and one half turloiliS Success 11111 iIHwlt 1ilol 1 Irouipc 117 llvllunl I luto lseciiud I 1 lltlio 117 I illttleneldl ilo I third TIme 07 25 o utier Bturttr lourth Hue ouu mile MmLiMpearc 11U Illtle field I 1 toI I won I Volit3 luu I iKfric H to 1 htvond Mlnine I 113 iOLeurji C6ltliW 1 lllu 144 Z J No other tar Ultli Ituce Uvo furlongs Bellln Xuvaboj IDS OIear I 4 to I stun Klliuhcllu uA Ulrhl I to A I stxoud Alormou 1U4 kCou doin U to 1 third lime 1 UJ t j IkHit row ol lur aud lead Lroccu also tafIe Tho card for tomorrow follows FIrst Hacc MaIden twoyearold five furlongi llrii II I 107 Ulcjcle Ulrl and Wanl rliiif Willie lui hecoml ItaceI llundlcup ah 1 furlong Kliikilet 1 111 Irig IU heplour 110 Hauwfll lOt luclo tain illj tVhll Ulljlt IUJ Ihlrd Kutf Wnshiiigton Hnndlcup one utIle anAl A Cl Ixttcuth Ito Ci Itm Paladin lilti Uoundnnail lua Augusta lkile iloiUululi iiij capt 1 lul sir lfr t tiltoS hl 11 Dlion Jruu ariotimtt ilonlirnl f 1M I hrh Uucu MX furious Htlllug Intermission I IOU Hurllngham CL 1av or 1lay Ul bilk UJ loil bw rllth Ilaco SLrrKUn t plchQe about three miles The Peer IUJ I Viiudfotil liollen Jut und lufiOellu 140 hot I Imtc las May llloliom IU7 lien Kdcrat fine Hun lor the Orcenbrler llle NismiMK May I The port at Cumberland Park tu tidy wan ttio liltfLet Llapsed of ati uf ti nu ou of tile fcprliiff meeting The UreenLrier Stakes of 1000 was tho feature lieu Kdcr Irleted 1 hU prevloui doggish Work ou tlia hi aw track b running I great race but hU stable curui anfun lad Inez was lu tIle rate to protttt him a fiun t ItomJo tliu ktecond cbolck and sle 111 Sununurlet Hrl Itaio 8tnen furlonjfi lAifgOl Scherrer 3ulrJI wou M cit Ic Let a l JtarrutU It l to Y HI oitlj bard 10J I I Corner10 li i 1 third I TI lIe 1 h1tHI bitond Uicti tour uu l I half furitmgn inalJeii twi year old nilk Iejl I 1 lu I iburrttt I otoO wan I M lut ucoo 110 MurphY iiu to I KL ond uruimj Iljhl NtHTrir US to 1 thIrd I Time 0til4 T Thlnl Hice Out mile tln Oreenhrler Stakes for tlir1 year old Jtea dor J 115 oiorrHout I I 4 lo I Louplud with lAdy liif won Itnudo HA SjliorrtT I Time Oto I tltl 1 tfcimd lAy IIP I 117 I 1 t Leltflu 4 to I UilnJ Jonrth Itace Ouo mllo sclthiK Ovtridla I liar rettf 2l io l wun Ifla til uti hchirror U I lu 0 BW oud 1 47 Jou o Sot f7 Ciniihctli 1011 I third lime FIfth 1 HftcoIIatf nilh ceIling Chappie 100 horn loiiiTto I 10 I ii on Harry II Ul I i lOarira 20 l to I ii cull Itoh taInt U7 iCauiibelln 410 lttilnl I Hum 0101 h Sum It act Biz furlongs uotivs Inncra In IBitj Flano 107 I Hcherrtr I 10 u won Onrirettn 101 1 Cnrtler 12 I to I aecoud Strabcrllm Us tMuriim I 7 to I thIrd Time l loU Tha Wlndiii ut Foraytu I Cmiao May lKorsylh I cIICII Its IUteendii t spring meeting today and Shunield will open lo morrow for the snniH number uf IAro Jockeys H Da vIe anil Ilagrr wire temporarily Huspcndcd tn ilay lor hinjilUoim rlilluc 1 I it foruitr on Kick I Kenan ami llaser in t nin T cenatnr tvuny a 2 jcur old mil of Tom Iartera niali J elI pIIl u HI cund or the hIll lanAi bluttf half mile record by running Irf dlitancu lu 0 SumnmrlcB luh Laura COlA I was Ilieonly fimirliij tu win HrtlUca HvofurloiiKs IBlra Cola 8U dorseyi H 10 d uim Jim 11 irry lOut IliKsinu 411 1 seennit lllllan IoILoI ui uluriieriM In l third I Jlinu I 1014 i Sreind Itace lull I ninllo Heuatiir 4uu l4 h iliar nnrl 3 10 I wiiii liimilr 107 irriumaii f lo I 1 Mec onili Ethel arrell I I K ih LewUiS 1 tu 2 third flmi 01 t 1I 4 Third Hacellte I furlong Cnimemara 108 Mar Bun H to I won Fnlu T I lul llauerN In liiecniid torclta 103 WI I niiiii I ihlnl Time II I I UJU h t AJV Ii Fourth ItaceMi furlong Lurln Abeus Dnrnir 2 to I won Hick livnuii 111 I II Ltatl4 ovuiii i cuiid I Hacking liiu b 104 IVurreiu vu tollhlrd I Iline II 1 h ruin iiace rive fortune iiay fern 110 III Penny Jn n to I wrou Thu Hook tot iliverettl Unto IJt uoj Ill lfk 1 second iVanneit IrUnd los llaruer r lo tu t I third T 111I0 1 UIK Sloth n leu M I lurloiiu c Thn Iifiico 107 I iMurgan A 6 lo I vvon Tramii 11 I 12 Morset lo in 1 eemu tl leli I usoii I JSiI 13 to I tulrd r llmuliau I 1 Prince IlFfa PhiBnlx lintel HtaUe IEIIMITOV May I Just as the fourlb racn was de cided tu day a storm came up almost equalling u liar nestle but sunn al t ated 1 and Ito lax race was run In a slight surlnkli Tile Phitnlx Ilutel hluLes niieof tha elssil evinlior Ilio nnullim was won uvllv I hy Prime Ilif tIn ravorlce lieu favmite om s cjnl cliolei und two outsider wuiu All tart a WITIintdu by u inaenliii and It I t worked perffrtl Mimumrlia 0 lIst llaew six furi n Cuili Urn ul i UlUuni n 10 I won tlIch helm Ut it j Sllllums III In I set iindi herub uo I illuiislun II tn 3 thud l I line IIHI I Sfeond Itice Omt mile llonnlo Ilunlee HI il Uardneri II tu I wnn Iturlieyt lu itJvi rluiii 11 I ma mind Ilardeuliiirg I I UU ih K WtliUm I lit lit il I third Hint IK I Ililrd ltuolhnnU Hotel blokes unit mile and all eUhth I rill C Her I 117 I I derklmti a 1 tu to t won einiiiT lgo IJ 1 I I rIr1I D ticuud I lie u in Urr 117 I lillitlil 0 lot I 1 third Ill I illc I 34U Fmirth IUn hi s fil rIlIng Xuiiiinu Im I blmmi 4 11 lu N a Iianlon 114 i ThorpiM loiub snrond i lall Mllgii UHiliunni jut i I tulrd llnm I I I Ut Hllb liar Flm furloiik llraii roiTe U7 dltinni tII lh Ut nl 8 In tlJII I won MUJ loulo HI tJ uunliieri evin ecoudi I Ihu I Iliuximi U7 I Wiilkrr H I tu I I third I 111I0 I 10 I Wlnicr ul KlUtnn I KiKTOv May I Tho following Ilie summaries of Ih rn lien lu tI 10 0 IM llVerMTtort ll iUarlm nf a milL nonzalci H to I 1 and 4 lu I StOiC Itcrurm u lo I piao secdiu Jolla lluljlxr tilrd Time I IU Kocnud HaoohU and H halt furlongs Fare 3 tot anAl CiCit V051 Chhwlek 4111 0 place cllld Trll IlIe Ihlr l Tltn I 41 O Third 1 kace tour aud a half furlonys Forust 3 lo I Still evon won Haery lIarrl1 14 I 11 2 I foorSC9 hilton 1 liilrIIl I t0rd lure Titan Four UPa uud a half furlongs Jewel I Mo I SOIl U 1 tll I yon JIm rlAII lrliuSttlu b 6 j iu Tliira irtJIi BuAWi Ilae see OllIl IIrrtliOn I Irl Titer utiat Filth Itace nUIII tulle liddulluU I t to lIn1 out won Canadian evwn pilot swuod Juliet tnltd Ilimr I 47 suth ItaceTlirrequarliri Of a mile Lllllpulr to laiU I and thIrd even Iitoi wuut IiU dar I to I plac conell r 1iIiI f no JlOItvJUg JltHKS WELL lie Corer a Mile and a Half at llrlsihton lleucli In About 8SO Tlio IcRltlnmte racing season In this State Is now close at hand anti trainers are taking ad vantage of the tIne weather At lIrlllloton Heach yesterday William Lakeland was quite oner Kotlc Ills Handicap horses were watched with Interest as It wns working dajr with them Hornpipe the 55 Inner uf last years Brooklyn Handicap surprised tlio talent present by cov ering a mile and half In about ISO The work was done eurprlsluitly easy Counter fonor had a rattling mile and repeat In about 114 each Gotham covered a halt mile and repeated In about 02 seconds Tho cult was full of running and It took Hamilton nil lie could do to lestraln him Emma U wag sent over the Handicap distance and repeatet at a flow pace Iliirytono 11 and Mancnestu covered mile In about 160 At iruu cnd the special feature was the superb working Rubicon for the llelropoll tan 11 I and Ira p The horse bowed great amount of temper but when ha broke away he went to work like Trojan Ho covered a mllo under 145 Mlclgelcy and Albion ran n halt mile lit 01 second Knlpn Peases filly Oils covered 1 hulf mllo In S24 seconds Nick Johnson sent lil colt Nick Johnson six furlongs In 110 Handspring nan treated to light work Puns over was Kent this full live furlongs which ho negotiated In 10 At Mieepshcad llay the work was of a similar nature to that seen on tho other tracks Matt llvrnes Tom Green Albert Cooper J 1 Kneale and Jim Shields wcro very active with their horses Kasy work was the order for the Blemton stables thoroughbreds at Morris Irk ePler day William Donahue confined Applegato HnrrlUKtnn M Nicholas and Ladrono to nlow I wove uut Jarzarono uaiuee anu nanKi LOUIS were galloped 80 far the quarter crack that contributed In part tu Nankl 1oohs defeat by Uclmiirln the Belmont htakos on tbe lust ap pearance of Hoards horse In public has not affected his stride rallk llurrldgo sent Corn Cob and Defender a mile at a brisk gallop Tills colt U I a full brother to old llnnquet and Tea Tray and was bought from tno Messrs Keene last season Ho has let down nnd developed Into a threeyear old of grand llnlab with evidently plenty of speed In ricrve Hod man FroderlcK Uebhards steeplechaser was pent a useful threemile gal lop by Kph Hiudekpr who also ordered the Hazlenood I stables Ketmeuunk and the Itam Oslo stables llonhommo to be galloped a sharp mile KIclschraann ASons lot were cantered and galloped boino showing good moves for short dlMunciM Haphu7urd the full brother to Le onawell wont a half milo through the stretch III Ufiinnd St Maxim went up the hill the same dhtanru In 00 moving In commanding style llrandywlno Is I scratched In tbe Metro uolltan which leaves Bt Maxim and Rubicon lit 1O7 pounds each tlio light weights of the race Walter Itollins made a useful movo yes terday with Sir Walter who went a mile aud an eighth lu 202 lighting for his head all the w ay KY7 UI 1111 oiijjcv HORSE SALE JOUR reeKis Vellknoirii Knad Team Amonc Ie Trotteris Mold Tho horse olTcred yesterday on the closing day ut W II Fang tV Cos sale of trotting stock at Madison Square liardon were not quite up to the exacting demands of the Now York market Jennie Hill SSDH a black mare by Egthorne JMK1 I brought top price J450 Among the horses sold wero Clarence SO 1 and Ino 2JHj a wellknown New York road team for merly owned and drUen by Joshua Gregg Clarence brought 410 and Ina 8515 When Clarence was brought to New York by James N Wilson in Ihtll he was known as one of tho fastest trotters in tuwn on the snow Ina trotted a trial at Fleetwood In 20t4 a few years ago Kliverboiil the 3yearold ten of htamboul V07Hi and Hllvcrone 5101j that was sold for a hilt price at tho administrators sale of W S h L Jlolmrta Horses in I tOll arm was exiiiouruui tlio National Horse Miow tile next tear wont for SKIO KollonlnK Is I a I list of tlio horses thut were fold for 00 or more llnmmljlrc I li a 1BH7 by kn I Krnnklln dam Holly RIchard by lllacktlune II H Long btrett Multeawan I28j Ilnrrnvvny b in 1BUO and rnilicctto 11 b f IhUA by Uarrneate Oath rttnii Ijon bv ilau mini I Konum iirA WlelanJ New York 270 Toby Packer 427 pacing b tf 1B3U by Fatchvn Wllkefi l A i Uarvlu New tork 310 Vlrelr llnrka a b flto by Phalanx dam lrslnla llarkaway by llarkanayj Dr Alba lieatui New luck 260 Sllverboul b s IbUlby Stainbuill dam Silver on by Alcyone I E I Spear fiw York 300 Clmpatra b in 1899 In AI heater k illSOO bjMllvtr Threads W Dun New York 110 Town july b ui IMia by v iltun dam Kadljah t hl 2i II b lied Ulken John II shuln Iort Chester 300 JcnnlB Hill I SUW bIb m lM4U by Kftthorne dam I I llauJ t by llltle Hawk i James bheTlIu Iceit York 4110 nareiKp I 0 aZBf brVit 1b4t by Illot iitidluml dam Kit 1111 Carroll New sore 410 Ina 2 iSU tv m Id by Kldgenay dam III randahy colts Hlaiogiv H II Carroll 239 Uiiecn gr III IMSII liy Ioeahontat DOT dam Mattock by IntuIt Iilomed Um Walker lloston SJ3 Aliubell 240 b f nVl by Vuuuii Fullerton dam kltiloUby Woods llniiiUlcloiilan C iL MiurL New lurk 300 IaIy Wellington ili r IHUJ I by Urn Wellington dam l Itiddy bj Allrgbany I Hoy Inmfret larin romfret Coon 210 Thi rnli af Iain ch t toY I l h YIIUIIK Fuller ion dam Thornlwaf by lUro uf Ihorudaltf K II lfarrllllII SOW York 230 Timpletmi WI7 pailugcli g 10 IolIaao Ionian Irauby John Sclilloiiiali Ilrookltu 2 0 CambrldKu Ulrl Kil IK paclnr ch m 1M tolj by AmerUau tln i II II hnilili New York 300 Gold Mine Uvwolchg 1 lIloy Eureka dam Ella InlmMciiee new turk 210 llenn lirunmiel br B IHVI by Straittir Uoy dnm f 117 l imrrutti Highlaudcr t II r ow York 1200 Hiinland thy hrR IHU1 by Illue Jeans data HWII tl ldan liettle ttiorge II ilurlen I ircat 1 Neck I I 600 Ilnrbliiin b K Ibuv bv lied Irlnce dam Laurai J Mprulley New slInk 800 hliHIiy T lIlt g lnvi by WaililiiRInn 1rlnce ilamby Jovver A lIlaldnln Now York 200 lou Ilelle I ch m 1NU1 by Jnhn f dam br Drai ken Chief C A llnkrr N OW York 883 tIlt i olle ro K I nvi liy Ilini I Mediumdam by lluld Uurnrli W Knivman S w ork 180 Iiimuld ch K IDIil I I ia hiiuihmorc dam i by Ciilluni John 3UMiM 1 Nuvv Mitt 829 Iltn b if iMiii by Pigaius lId l dam by Van dirbllf lUnch liarroll 7ea York Boa JUrtlia UiuliluKlun blk in I 8112 by WaMihiB Inn dam bv Waihlugtonlieuiuark A 1 lluld win New York 375 utura Clark rl k i m I MOlt by MclinU Wllkct dam Nunnelta K H Stokes New LIck 1160 1liKllx I h t Uul bv Iliuiitoin l dam by t loa I ky 11 I Uallou New York 270 Till CO4 CUING CL ill P4 124 DIf Col lay Will LendthZlae from the Hot ropnlllun Club Meet Col William Jar President the Coaching Club will lead I the line In tha annual spring parade this afternoon Tho coachra will leaTa Die Motrnpolltiiu Club at M 1 oclock and proceed through Central Iurk and Riverside Drive to the ClaretnoiU where a halt will be made The fourliilmnd whips ulll return as they please tIle formal parade ending tile Claremont Kriilerlc llroninn the VicePresident Is In KII rope and r 111 be absent from Iho line for the llrbt time In years It Is I expected that eight nr inoru rimrhe will bit nut with August llulmont Dr W ward Webb PerrY llufinont Nelson IIrll not Ihlladelphlu Charles F Hnvemeyer Hegliinlil lIlies and nimtlbly W K J Vanderblll among III it ri sera whu i will I mlow lol Jay Hlthirto Ihe drho bn Iwiii a tUture for tho iHHt alurduy In May I smiu tho last meet In Madlsnii Nii re near Ihv Hotel ilrutess Ick KOIHO oil yeuu ago tic nmchrs have ttarttil from tho t Iark I rond 1111 hill lb from the Mall This remote hiioi ietraili l from the clnt of tliu I orctttdon in lImo extent The start from thn t tl leUlllllllhRItllIh hulIl1 mako the fashion able funrtlnii us popular at this old meets at Mudliun bijuare whet II throng asmmbled to watch the coaches roll avtay F Maples CrawJorll Yacht The pilot I boat Ezra Nyc which wu recently purchased by F Marlon Crawford the well known American nnvelM l Is I rapidly being turned Into a cruising niht at Iolllons ship jardnt the foot ol Court treet South llrooklyn Mr I raw ford h las rfchrl6lf ed his boat tho Aida which U tIle Irelandlo fur Ocean Wuru and will Bet mil for SorrenM Italy on the hay of Naples where his homo now U I m ilav SO Mr Crawford understand navigation ami will act M his own Cavulo t 1 Jq iIIIi r IVICITIAW Iiidlen Day nt the New York Yncllt Club The New York Vaclit Club for the first time In Itn history held WlIIt tins called a ladles day reception yesterday nt Its club houiv DT Madi son avenue and nearly 400 of tilt fairer sex took ndvauttiiu of tho importunity to Inspect tho Interior 01 tile clubs cosey little home Tho hotiRo was hamUomclr dccoratca with plants llowers and bunting In honor of tho occasion Ou tho tall fliigslad on the roof of tho club house a string of particolored Hugs spelt nut tho word Welcome In tho lettpis of the International signal coda while over the entrance floated the ComtnodoroH bluo Hag draped wllh smllax Long bands or ropes of tho samo plant wero wound about the banisters and Stairs and over the doorways The model room with Its mlnlaturodupllcatra of cup defenders past and present was the cen tre of attraction and In a prominent plnco n line collection of yachting trophies Including the historic Americas Cup was surrounded by an eager crowd of omen all the afternoon In ad dition to tho Americas Cut there was tho Prince of Wales Gold Cup won by George J Goulds Vigilant In 1H04 and lie CUD recently presented to till Defender syndicate by tho club On either side of tho model room red and green colored globes Indlcit ivo of tho port and star board sldo lights of II yacht helgbtenid the pleasing elTcct Commodore E M Brown VicoCommodoro II C Ward Hear Commodore Lewis Cass Led yard J VSOdliehL Kdwards Flcken Ford I naoi Aiorris t u uronise alit one or two otner members of the House Committee assisted In receiving the guests Luncheon wait served tlllI billiard room und caf6 and tho Hungarian band played during tile afternoon Among those present were Mrs K 21 Iironn Mrs Fordham MnrrK JIM 1 J V8 Oddle Mrs K M D vle 11cc K M Croiil4eMnlt Fdnards Hcken Mrs nrenvlllo Urn ou Miss 1ren tire Miss Mnbfl Choale Mm 1 Chnrli It Fox Miss De 1111 Let Mrs II M Francis Mr K 1 Steers Mrs It ugden Dortmui UM Kstelle Doremus i eot31 O Jt Clark Mrs Joseph II I lui1 Slim Alicia Trainer Mr Iielden J Koitrrn Sir ratil E Htutenion Mr 1 JametvlenoxMrs 1 I Hcury lily Carleirtul Miss EmIly illi i7g r rI IIIE lr M Major MM II F Wuackenbunh Silos Vuackenbusli Mrs II 5 V Itutberford Miss Iolp I lireejp I the only out1 of tIe tour lady members of tliu club prrsent Mn Samuel u Adonis Mm rr H TraIl Mlwi J It Iee Mrs Ueorge A Frroman Sire Ueorge II Uu Forrest aud Mrs D I llralne MORE aorooTEits Will lie llullt from the Hume Model a Other or the Clute BinsTor H L May ITho Herrcshoffs have received orders for two more UOfootern and work has been commenced on them They will no built from the saino mould as the others of the class This last two of the original order are practically ready for launching An the weather is I now all that could bo desired and boats are being hauled out of their winter quarters the rigging of the fleet of IlOfootcrs Is looked for any day It Is quite likely that tile boats will be selected by their several owners before icing rigged as tile man who holds the tiller during tIn trial spins can undoubtedly pick the loetest of Ito lot Inder the circumstances therefore It would seem that the best way to draw for the boats would be before they are tried Hathnways men have been busy nil season on tile sails of the i0foolera and It is I believed that ncro will bo noucmy in VlIllzliIhf JUt tOO Donts The work of tho ship carpenters In the shops Is pretty well completed A kteam yacht Ion Mr Van Duzer of New York isat launched n low uIllys ago Tboincht II H 1110 feet over all M feet water lIre 11 feet beam and i feet II I Inches draught Silt Is to bu taken to Van Uucrn summer residence at the Lhousaud Islands Shu la 1 named Varuna and I s a pretty fair looking boat for n steam achf hating good lines besides being comfortable lookIng both above anti below decks She will lave two mastH rigged with a short bowsprit and nlll bate foresail mailmill and jib which will DO IISCI m case or mciiient to erie mo hinery Mie Is painted w iilte above the water line and green below She will have npeed of svelte or thirteen knots an hour Saunders Is very busy and has been compelled to maku an addition to his shop The Nnrrngan ett Hay lleet promlseii to bo an unusually largo one Among the notable additions is the lleet loop lionfoon Tile Wasp l Is not going Into commission tills year Yachting Note or Interest Eighteen Inches Ilavi i been cut ill the Nlajfarai On to shorten her girth In order forget uriiund tbe nw Euglliia rule 1 Borro ICIiiBa bchooucr yacht Klsoiuarlo U I at Mannings THentjnl lth utruot basin South Druok jn llttlng out In clinrge of Capt Smith The Hcrreshon DOfooter Anoatok v111 be raced In Euleru waters till seRial Cat Umirgn Halt a i nephew of Capt Hank IIufT of Dffeuaer fume will be In charge The cutter Infinli designed by Fife and built by Blunders of tlrlstol for John II Mills of this city has been soil to C I J 1 iiroUavv of tills cIty and ha t ow at Drlitol fItting out John WrUht of the Jersey City Yacht Club Is I lulldlug a 311foot over all bout on the lines of the lefeiider She U 25 feet on thu Hater line and Sir Wright expects tu launch her early In May Designer Chniiebornugn It U laid IIIH turned out a very goodlooklug boat for Dr William nf Ilill delpmu which Is now under course of eonatruc Ion at Lawleys and Oostou SIte IIUA bcun named tie Hcrmltngu ant will bu ui pd at Iturnegut The mnmbers nf Ihu American Mndcl Yicht Club are btuy preparing their boats Mr the coming enson A series of trial races will shortly ho In augurated tu select a bout to difend tIn club rophy agatiHt tIle Wave Crest Club ou May UO It won announced yesterday thit Jumps Still I tllfttt President of tilt National City Hank hiu harterel A L lImber OlIn EniilUti uteaui yachtS apphlru for July and August Mr IHrher isith u ie tto Happhlrii ilunln i the present mouth uud m tIle fail Capt Qreenlaw wIll bu tn ctmrgc Tho opening event of the I season 55 lth both the Jersey city lull IuvouU Yacht Clubs In tile annual lanknl nhn1 dinner That of the former takes darn loiunrrow whllt the latter Hill come a week atei on Rtinday May ID lloth will be served at tilt resuccllvn club houses located on tho Com mnlpaw shore of New Yolk Hay Homo of the member uf the New York Yacht Club are anxious lIst tile lob should offer prlzei for tho new ilufonler It Is said that IhU U Im toiislble under Ihe clubi rules and kecral ma isis ITS urn trying to Hint a way to get around tIle ob luxlous rule as the majority of the member are uilous to Ki the boat In Ihu club June regatta The revised classification ant permanent mini her scheme as recently udoptuU by the Yucht Itie ing futon U aa follows f hooners Firit elsa s A 1J0 feet Hi B3 feet OiTO fuel Di Ut feel K single nasted vessel and yawl Cablu luehts First lass Hi HO feet li 70 fret Jl OU feel K 31 feet I 1 49 feet Mi UU feet N1 KO feel O 2A feet Il pe olal U4 feet V i SpecIal BU feet W Open yactitsu hlrtvfoot clam Hi 33 feel H VO feel r 13 feet Ui special jib SOIl mainsail Xi special Ul ixit class V special IDfool class 7 Illi oftlcer or tIle Jamaica Hay Yacht Club are rapidly welling their house In shape for their open ItIg on Decoration lsy slId a number of tIlt juehls Ill the club fleet aro already In commission In eludIng Jarne Fullerts tloop IthelnguM Henry lulwliioklu sloop Typhoon chrlttophcr i 11111 1 nu launch Alma Lewis lear ills cut Nellie V Charles IVurair cat Ucnutp II slId ChrUtopher alili Van Allens eat Joepblne Ihu 1 sloop Doctor CIII Kiinuvtny tire Ig hug ovcrhaulul mid It Is mi ouuccd that Vice CoiiiMiolrn V 5 llutilifr hISs illlll his sloop Uomlno le lirand lu I Clark ot the hiIl Cliff Yucht Club Gossip or the RIng There It a letter at this orllce for Charley Miner this boier Jim Daly antI Joe Dtmfea are lo box at llulfiilo 05 3lu If 1iMir Muhir lidoliiK ills tralnlni fur 11111 approach ng battle wlh IuMj blIss ph ul Hheipslieinl luy Tim itutch brut ecu tohtiny tavuik und Wllllu imltti of Kuglaiul Vildch vu tii lots e taken plaeu wforii the list 111151 h orllii Club wit Ociolwr U I 117 uu account nf ltt 4i k a defuai by Tonini Dlxon lolly Knillh may IM ubjllluted tu lake Luvack piacs John livery 1110 isest silt sportimi tuati who a few year ngu woe lheimtlillI whOm VIlrrLIl Iess I 5 bun tIle latler luikti Jlts Ilahl has started s new athletic nIh Tba ongalitsiitloli Is koriw a tIe Tugtr A V hele bati hl clever eilJtIlis flashIer wctihll hi becth svinched as iulatcitnlaknr for lit new Ihtlti Jack Evirllsrlll tstinta sill that If CIlaeIey icEisver is litles It 0lIt IIis t Ileti IlhtIIm of that wllo woull liCr IS porso for II hI lrht 11111111 4 tlt lehs icr scout t4kO tint ut IiWIvsr as 1w hue mlrtailc ralaut art lhhtjoVlhlium to the tiesi Iiit of viltlt Li ntmarllt ailed at I me JiisatratelI mr OflItti 3 reterilay ia 511 Ilat lIe would Id 1eKevOt wIgb 10 pounds at the ring I rnixcRioir rULIbTZ R1fl7R Ctipt Gapreti n d Ills Hen Arrive Honte tram Their Trl to Atlit The moil unccessful Athletic team tIII t Prince ton University has turned out In retent years MturneJ liomo from Greece yeBterilur with B clnsslo crop of Olympic laurels IU members wore Ilobert Oarrett Jr captalnl J1 1 W Lane If II larrrieon and A 0 Tyler They were pas iongera on the North Herman Iloyd steamer Spree which reached lur dock lu Iloboken at 0 oclock In the morning There wan no demon Btratlon at the Islet Irlncctonlani reserving their welcome until the clever iitiartct reached Old Nassau Itclatlvrs and personal friends of the athletes however were on bund to give them a warm reception Whllo waiting to have their baggage over hauled the foJr athlotlo Tlsera ml were brim tnlna over with complimentary comments on the chivalrous fashion In which they were treated by the flrecks That they did not ex aggerate In their enthusiasm Is shown by the following Item from the London KporUnti lAft nf Anrll Uli Tho Orefks have never forgotten the generous sym pathy which tile American people were the nrsl to display for Ihollreekrauiic In IHJI The stirring rIo quence of Henry Ilay and Daniel Webster In behalf of lircek liberty and the maltrlat all brought to the treeS shore by Bainuvl U Howe both In tIme war of Independence and In tun great Cretan revolt of 1M07 are given a prominent place In every modern Ireek history Consequently thti imminent success of the American athletes In the recent name scat hailed with entnuslnim kindling as It did tIle old feeling of grateful remembrance for the great Western Innd und people For the Yankee athletes thmnmilvi they nnlv reirretteil onu tlilntf 1 r that Knffllth cracks did not come out lo meet them for supremacy once again Otherwise they relumed full nfpral i for the honor done them In every wny and err departing petitioned the Crmvn irlncn that Athens should be clioicn as the permanent scene of the Ul mplc games Coot Garrett was congratulated on alt stiles He has returned with tho line record of two llrsta and a second having won at throwing the discus and putting the shot while he got second to Clnrk of Boston In the running broad jump Tyler comes home with a second place lu the polevaulting event which was won by Hoyt of Harvard 1 Lane has a third trophy to show for the 100metre race won by llurkn of lloston and Jamlton tiring a laurel wreath emblematic of second honors In tho 40Umotre race also won by Burke IHINCKTOX May 1Tile four track athletes who represented Princeton In the Olympic games at Athens last month arrived here this afternoon A most hearty welcome was given to them by a largo crowd of undergraduates who assembled at the depot When Copt Oar rett stepped from tho train ho was lifted to tile shoulders of four sturdy football men and borne to tuecarnageawaiiing mm amiu eutnusiantic cheers Jamlxnn Tyler and Lane had thn name experience Immediately after Thu Princeton triple cheer was then given for each of ito four men and a tiger for Princeton after which a procession was formed and tile athletes were escorted to the Irlnceton Inn whore they lunched and received tile congratulations of friends Capt Oarrett expressed himself as highly pleased with the trip In every respect lie said We everywhere with the most hearty reception 1110 urceks treatment or us was fairness Itself although they were greatly ills appointed at tile defeat of their champions Our men were not In the best of condition when the events came off but wo did our best and havo no excuses to make The men return tn fairly good condition with the exception of Lane and I expect he will be In shape again within a few days I will start them practising with the other track men at once and wo will all take part In the annual Caledonian games to morrow afternoon I do not think the results of the trip will affect our chances In the least In the games with Columbia and Vale Tyler Jamison and Lane also expressed themselves as hlcrbly pleased with their trip Tho four men will bo taken to tho track training fnhlA trvnltrht nnrl Oiirrnlt ulll 1tvim rilnff v assume his duties as Captain which In hU absence havo been carefully looked after by H 0 Urokaw 07 of New York After the Wily Ounniinlche Trout fishing has been In vogue at Tuxedo Park since April 1C but the greatest sport of the year to the anglers In the club Is ouananicho fishing which only began yesterday The resi dents In the Tuxedo domain wero out on tho laree lake at dawn and they had as rivals a delegation of the nonresident members who passed Thursday night at the club house The intch was a record break The ouananlche eggs are obtained from the United States Fish Commission station at Green Itlvcr and are raised to adult growth in the Tuxedo Club hatchery The first lot of 10000 thrccyenrold ouana niche was turned out lo thrive In the lake tnree ears ago Ihuro Is also a Block of ouananlche In tim preserves of the Adirondack League Club at lilnbee Lakes near the Fulton chain In the upper part nf tile Stab Thin club has a tract of 10OO acres and amnng tile 200 sportsmen on its books are no less than seven teen millionaires rile season begins In June ooeOsoobaooOsOSOS000Ooosooooe0o0c The REGAL English Patent Leather made of best Imported Calf Is the finest thing In shoe art the smartest shoo made The samo In Enamel stock better adapted for general wear Made also In Calf and Russia 350 a pair Fast rotoroil eyelets In nit Itrgul 0 U C DLISS CO s 115 117 Nnssntl St 1347 291 Broadway New York llostnn llrotkton IrovlJenre llrooV mis llalilmure Washington 1ltti 1 O English Patent Leather burgli Chicago 0 Ktttitry Bretton liu ooeooooooooo o oo0 oeo o oooooco o oeo oo loo1ltil dttrttcnicnt vi WHOA Time is often lost in makiug too great haste Dont hurry Visit other Clothing Stores oxamino their styles nnd prices then come here I5y that time you will have found what you dont want for a Spring Suit or Overcoat and bo ready to see what you do want As everything is made in our own Fac tory under the supervision of the most skilful artists wo claim that you will find nowhere else in Brooklyn so complete and so at tractive a display of fine seasona ble Clothing for Mon and Boys as we offer this season Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded 12 r4ik 11 Wo CALEB V SMITH Manager Fulton St cor De Kalb Av BROOKLYN FSTAUMSIlKi 1S15 STOIIES NIW YORK BTOllkX imOOKIVS STOHKH IIHOAIIWAY llroadHaymid llrdfnrd ate nnd CUlt alST HT Fulton t and rlatbuih are No trouble to claim the Lest clotlios tho boat styles j the poorer the clothes the stronger the claim fjouorully Our spring clothes are ready nml wed like you to BOO them t It will toll you jut whoro wo utiiml anil well etnuil or fall by your vortliot It youre looking for tho right Hort of clothes its your interest to know those things itri also our interest to have you know Illiv rl lh Oiitnis ruin h I ad to I fs ul A liplop hip Owl fir lit Ilidrrniar lu 111 vim and our purse A rIght loll SIlk llmiin IU for il worlti J lioiiiu know miraik NnLvtcarf Uul uf low n orders prorai tlv Ililud Open Saturday oteuiuga 5portsii8 oad 0 d cg OFFICIAL tEAGUE BMJW i11 t The adopted ball oP the National League Has been used by the National League and other important Leagues and Associations for the past twenty years Endorsed and used by all the professionals colleges and amateurs in the Unitcdi States Kach ball is wrap ped in tinfoil put in a separate box and sealed according to the National League regulations and is warranted to last one full game 31 6 spatting Bros 120128130 NASSAU BT DPTOWN DIPOII 8PALDINODIDWELL CO SO 81 33 W 420 BT I B KT YOU ARE NOlf I n mechanical ex port nnd cannot judge of ti the superior construction t of f I i licmington Bicycles be guided by Remington reputation which for 8 years boa represented ex cellence and reliability Xp f itnc MI REMINOTON ARMS CX jwducMJjiU UPTOWN HllANCni 09th st and Grand CIrel4 nvJiftffJfMv BROOKLYN TJIIANOQI I 7 HARTLEY A GRAtlAls B1331S broadway New York el ty E CYCLESI Theyre white Safe and trustworthy mount with more distinctive features than any toscIlin on wheel ELMWOOD CYCLE Co 57 117 PARK tAST PlACE 12ST31S lirooklyn1210 BEDFORD AV L How do you like the 20Th CENTVRY LAMPS TOTLY 12510 4 The Liimwood 81OOOO AN1I K7finO IN TIlE lEIGH EST tJUAUl IN AMIOICKA The World Czar ItainblciV 5S March Alii 1M1MIOVKMENTH AND hIGhEST GRADE Sundries nt Illicit Sale Prices AMERICAS GREATEST CYCLE HOUSE LU G IANDORF GO 5 atei imoADWAY OUT TODAY WRIGHT DITSONS OFFICIAL LAWN TENNIS A h QUIDE Ranking of Players Championships and Club Tournaments throughout the United States and Canada Photographs of the Champions Rules of the Game and Letters of Interest Price IT Mall 15 Cent A Q SPALDINQ BROS l2tI180 NASSAU ST IF the eighth wonder of the world Is the Statue of LIBERTY the ninth Is I 4 Warren street I I B E Lor 70th bt and Vcstrn llftiilovard 1 J17 Ilidronl aeniu Urookljn PPathIighttE nURNS KEROSENE OL A beautiful thoroughly made and finely IlniJhrd nlcktl Bicycle Lampmuch better than the ordinary Jolt and Cyclone Proof All reliable dealers acll It The Place a Terry Mfg Co 47 Centre Street New York When Buying Bicycles lteltl0rtlblr tile lark limits iticychu Cti CIII 50 0 mIt ilIts if h1lIit Sell iIreti fromil tatiIrie to 11000 ut rItir Tirllm CAtsIm A 1till is hi I t ntii lilt hikycies tO 1I11CC1 room II Imalid 110 I Wsv 18115 irinshcle gusnlmtlteoli Chitci lire itiao 180th ilhai iIuimir I 5 A I cccl 141111211 U Ac tI 15111 taku our old Ill cit iBJift I Lfl CYCLE CO1 23 PARKIOWOPP r 1llCl4IS saooo Nj40Q 14lY llS AXU I Ill icsi4 i4i s I BIUST Hi KKDICIU COSIK IIHST SKaVii FULTON CYCLE CO I2J FULTON ST 2500 BICYCLE BAROllNs7 S5 Up 610 tlhiiimt I sIcel itlIIIIlt 5 11 Crowents V I tlllibo 8 Itt hcali 41 12th anl 829 20 Nw mutt lillmtaat U I lhtliilltS5 4 ihi14 42 OU tiallla Ii yich Utuvri nra a flIt 410 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4 r 1 I THE SUN SATURDAY MAY 21890 5 I I WOMAN SCORCHiJK NABBED I IIltlf Konr TOO juir ov x 2ANVltJl W1IKKL iriTIl A MAN They Were HncInK vvlth Another Tnndtm When Alrjil mauNthntiiiilrrUnv p Chi lie Ovt rliniittil Th m Ittmnie the 1 I Mnn lot IVIndnlMim rld llolh Fine I Aiming the bicyclist nf tlio lloulovard she Is I II J known MIlo Woman In lllack On the police court rccorJ she appearing Carrie Wltten Ono name Is probably almut at near 1robabl correct ai tho other Bhe But Into thn police court record bo cause the nnllnarr wheeling pace wasnt good enouih for her inil sho took along with her both on the n heel and to thp court companion of tho opposite ser They rode tandem they were nr ruled tandem t thry were nrrnlgned tandem nd here the equality of partnership crated fur lie paid the double flno nlono and It coot him 110 which his fair companion remarked wa dead easy It U revealing no iccret to announce that Mln Wltton U I not slow In any CIO of the word Her ordinary bicycling costume consists of n jaunty black cap A modish black jacket well fitting black knickerbockers not bloomer b an stretch of Imagination nr otherwise and black silk stocking Moreover Miss Wltten Is ft rery pretty girl In that or any other costume Clad In thl etching costume the travels along the Itoulr T nl not only frequently defying the law 1 her elt by her pace but also Inciting others principally of tho tnntu sex to lawlessness In tueir endeavor to keep her wllhlnvlpw Kvcry bi cycle cop on the lloulevard has warned her and every one lifts arrested some of her pursuers for reckleit ruling tnlll laterhnr lny night she herself escaped arrest then Policeman Schuss ler of the bicycle squad overtook her and a man Darned lirouahtoii after a ttcrn chase which Is proverbially n long chase It wai about 10 oclock on Thursday night when the hloicle con whecltui gently along J the Boulevard In the vicinity of Hcvcntleth 7 Ii J I 4 J I THE WOUAN SCOncnEB treet felt a gust of wind blow across his clean shaven face and discovered that the atmos pheric stir was caused by two tandems each propelled by a man and a woman They whirred pan him like a flash but be soon put on speed ana pushed up town In their wake Behnessler I I a pretty good rider himself but he couldnt I lain on the racers so he tent on a yell of warn tn Stop or Ill arrest yon Youre going too r fast Too fast for you old man came back to him in 1 girlish voice foil of mockery which teemed t come from the rear tandem 4 At the same time the leading wheel which t was a rod or so In advance curved oft Into aIde tide street and a lost t view Not caring to trust himself and his wheel to the perils of nn Knnim nnVAm nt In ilnrknAKll the nlcamn r kept on after the rear couple From time lo r time he could hear from In l front remarks which tended to Increase his speed such as Where I that little cop now r Oome up and take a spin with us Not blown already are I you f Hurrr UD Augustus Aairnstus Isnt Hcbuesslors Christian name but be responded t the call with inch a will j that by the time he reached Eightyseventh II street be a close on tothe tandooj and could hear the heavy breathing of the man Evidently he was letting down on his speed for the Sir cried reproachfully M Whata the matter with you 1 I cant push this thing all alone Now hell catch ns Let himnffcatcbpufeatchpuff puff panted her partner In lawlessness I wianpuffffinffpuffwed let him puff catch us at first Phew Youre not much good anyway she re torted fdmdalnfully Im fit for five miles tre yet and the cop wouldnt have been an also ran by that time What are you going to do with us Mr Policeman 1 I Schuessler Take you to the station bouse replied I 8buAItr i I Im pretty short of wind myself To the West 100th street station house they I went accompanied by ancoreof other bicyclist I went seen the chase and there the pair gave their nan aH Carrie Whitman 10 years old of 03 Seventh avenue In court afterward she changed thin name to Wltlen and George Brouehton a tobacco merchant l years old of i 228 West Fortyfourth street A bicycle dealer name Uewltt gave ball for their appearance In I Harlem Court In the morning At the appointed hour they didnt appear and when they did f wander In Policeman Schneider bail none to Yorkvllle Court on a bicycle case he had there Thither the pair followed him and failed to find him They were told to be In Harlem fnd Court at 9 oclock In the afternoon I An hour after that time they drove op In a road cart behind a pair of bay Miss Vi Itten lalr J was clad In a tailormade gown and Droughton chUflv In diamond In court he was Inclined to bluff declaring that the policeman had shown unjust discrimination since oilier riders were golnir equally fast Then Im sorry that the oftlcer could not ar rest alt them placidly observed Magistrate Deuel I shall tine you 85 a niece Drawlnl out a big roll of bills llronshton pro ceeded to run them over with an affectation of crest nonchalance and finally picked out a 10 bill which he tossed over to the clerk bi What only five apiece remarked bis com panlon Oh thats dead easy Then she walked over to where two newspaper artlita were sketching her and said newspapr Dont let him know youre getting my pic ture Hell b awful mad He did know however and made a few com rnents ending with a suggestion that If the artiste would give him their drawings he would tend a photograph As he led his fair compan ion out on Disarm she turned smiled an Inclu sive smile ami sald cheerily Tata everybody Then placing the tips of her fingers to her lips she wafted a kiss tolnqlstrate Deuel Hu didnt lee I The court ofllcers art still discussing whether or no he would havo committed her for contempt of court If be bad seen IL thai the policeman nail MVOIII Iiumj lion no had solh lied him blue test I tied lint i oldlell hhl I was Mainline at Thirteenth street nn I Fourth avenue about JO ollmk but night idle all when the tiol IC ian whom I did lot know came up to me and risk cii If I I would I I o to 1 hotel with him Just then another round man approached and Oil he vvldiid to tel me something Ihu policeman Interfered und said Ilii girl i with me I ee Then ho told mo be i win u 1 iollieimn aid that I WOK under arrest He told another IK 1 iceman In uniform who flood neir b I tour CHI the young man who spoke to me Uhen I was brought before the Indue I was fo fright WIO that I could not cay all yt Li lug Now I have lot to it to thn Island And tho girl broke down and sobbed A few minutes Iwfore court adjourned a young man who Mild that hit name HIIS Ioiih rounl approached Miiulslnitu Motl mid nld bhalf ho would like to say something In the girl s bholf you present asked the MoeUtrate Xo air Then you dont know Anything about the Tei I have sent the ulrl to tho Island and she will stay there unless taken out by legal process Bicyclist IB Bloomir BeicnU Remark I Bloomers and diamondframe bicycle caused I C fight at 110th streel and Seventh avenue yes terday The bicyclist In bloomers ran the dia I mondframe wheel toward thn walk to greet a man and two women who haL just dismounted from tbelr wheel M Oh look at Smiles bloomers one of the women said And shies riding a mans wheel commented the other No Im not Its my wheel and that Is more than you can claim for the ono you are riding the girl In bloomers mid rllnl The girl In bloomers and the last speaker now I stopped talking and fell to lighting The man ana the remaining woman mounted their wheels and rode olf The two other women mauled each other until a crowd began to gather and then tied to n neighboring hotel to I rpalr damages Thero were no arrests I Adm EZBTCM Company Hued ror IiJurliK I Illejcllil Justice Smyth of the Supreme Court appoint I ed yesterday Anna Kelly of 117 East Fifty It ninth street guardian ad lltem of her son I R Kelly In order that an action may be brought C against the Adams Express Company for Inju I employees ries done t him by the negligence of one of Its Kelly who Is I IN years of age declares that on March 10 while hit Wits riding bU bicycle two horses and a Ion of the exprts un der the control of one of its driver drove Into bodily him breaking Injuries the bicycle and Indicting on him I Ur 1 C Moor Convicted NSIU4 N H May 1 llr Joseph C Moore k the financier and Journalist of New Hampshire I was convicted today of falsely Issuing the stock i of the Manchester fnloii Publishing Company of which hswwtlie Treasurer The penalty Is I a line not exceeding f 3000 or Imprisonment not rxceedliitf five yraN There are live other In illctraenls pending two chsrulnii Moore with r ovefiebuls nf stock uf the publishing company Iullll oniulo ni cORPAny tWO charging him with borrowing money Ille gally from the Dorryrield having Bank of Man Chester and one cusrainft perjury In that as President of the Peoples Fire Intursnee Com pany of Manchester be SH or to a false report I r r mad I to Uit blAt insurance CommUilouir j I 4 M 1 t r 1 flIfIflflT 01 A fitAXIS DEFEAT Otn shale Garcias Fulrlnt Far PaI4 to lliive Von is Ilrllllant Victory Tho Ctllnn Junta whose headquarters am at All Xevv street has not ns jM reelved any conllruintlnn of the reported victory of lien Col 11 to Unrcla over a column of Spanish troois undfr the toninmnd at len Munet tt Is re ported that the battle took place near Varljs In the province of Hutitlnun do Cuba ten Munet It Is said organized a strong land col umn supiiorlcd by gst sums I a which he had or dered to proceed up the Canto Illver I Mime with hl Is lit tiui column left Mniiiuiillla I I und co operating with the gunboat tried to prevent Gun In from crossing the river lareln of fer led n junction with hut forces of llald and those of MM via Hodrlgiiex from Camuuuu and he attacked Mime and 14At1 Ol CAtIXTO IIAIiriA defeated him The Spanish loss I re ported to havo been more than 200 killed and nl out 400 wounded Tho gunboats saved the Spanish oilumti from annihilation eve retreated Manzanlllo leaving GarcIa without opiKisltlon len Cnllnto Carcla shares with Gomez and Mace thu reliant of the Cuban patriots Ill e them he In I 1 tried man having fouuht hrough the revolution of IfeUH anti liavlna been one of Its must ardent InstlKators Ho was placed In command of the forces when thu pro visional invermnent thought fit to remove dome Ills success was phenomenal One by one the towns uf Nmtn Itlta llalre 11 euanl and Holculn stucumbeil to the dar ing young leader Hut on sent a i 1878 while the mall body of his command had gone to Xamfl to reek provisions Garcia with twenty mel remained A lan Antonio del Ua har where they wero attacked by COO Span birds Itesistance was Ubelers and flarcla and his men were summoned to surrender nattier than die by the hand of I common exe cutioner flarcla placed the muzzle of his pistol In his mouth and tired upward Intcndlmi to rot himself through Iho brain Instead of killing him tho bullet entered his palate and came out at the tentro of hit forehead The scar is ery not li cable today A mans tin Kcr can b Inserted In Hit deep hole made Icr IceI by the passage of the lullat His life was spared b tho Spanlurdj and after a term of Imprisonment at Manzanillo In Cuba and Va lencia ali bantoiiu In Spain ho was set i at lib erty He returned to Cola was again made a prisoner and Ha exiled to Madrid When tho prcwmv revolution broke out Garcia nuccccded in making his escape from Madrid He llrst went to Paris and thence came to this city arriving about eight months ago His ole object was to reach Cuba Ho war a promoter of thin Illstarred Haw kins expedition Jawkln pedition and later was among tlmio captured tIU on the Bermuda when slit was seized In this harbor an a filibuster tlbller Ht was released on bat and subsequently Buccetsfully embarked with sixty two of hubs counlrjmcn on boad of the Ilermuda from Romers Point N 1 on March in The fol low Inz week this expedition succeeded In land ing In the harbor of Mend Ini r on the north cot of Plnar del Itlo only a few miles west of the border line of Havana province Pistil he left for Cuba Gen Cnllxto Garcia hnd livid with his wife at 31i West lth arcel this city Ho I Uo years old The Church Aiding Spain MArinil May lA meellnKvvns held here to day In response to the proposal of the Illshop of Madrid and others to organize companies of volunteers for service In Cuba The meellng was crowded Speeches were made and resolu tions passed In favor of executing the proposal of the Bishop at once and committees were ap pointed to make the arrangements a1 VAXADAS XK1F CAIIIXET Sir A P Caron Likely to Go to London an ItlEh CommlMloner OTTAWA Slay lThls is the official list of the new Cabinet President of Council A H Angers Postmaster fieneral I O Tnlllon Minister of Marino and Fisheries John Cool jan Minister of Hallways John O Haggarl Minister of Finance George foster Public Works A Desjardlns Mlnlsterof Justice AI Dickey Mlnlsterof Mllllla llcntCol Tlsdale Minister Agriculture W H 1 Montague Mln r 11 Inter l Interior lliuh John McllnnaTd 1 recre tary of State sir Charles Tupper Minister of Trade and Comraert e W II I VPS Comptroller of Customs J r I Wood Comptroller of Inland rtevenue IlentCol K II Prior Solicitor general Sir C I 1 upper Ministers without portfolio Sir Frank Mnith Donald F rKtion Hid Senator lines The ceremony of swearing in the new Cabinet look place at S oclock this I afternoon Sir A 1 Caron It Is said will an to London as High Commissioner Mr Donald Smith who was appointed to that oftlto recently making way for him while Mr Oulmut has an oiler of a teat on tho bench nf the Court of Appeal Senator Debjardlns and Senator Augers nru to resign their stats In the Senate The new Cabinet Is I wlthoul doubt the weak est Conservative Ministry that ha appealed to the electors of Canada In the last eighteen years The Liberals are highly elated over 1 uppers In ability to get certain conspicuous politicians In the Conservative party to enter his Cabinet and over the general weakness of the new hun Istry They are moro hopeful than ever of sue cess In the coming elections I the Govern moot party refuse to have their candidates In Ontario pledged to vote n uaiuist coercing Manl tithe Into accepting State AIl for separate schools the Liberals may sweep the province nUINFl IV A covxTttr HOTEL One Van Lot file Life aid Othtre Wee Injured In t Fire at Houth Jtlvtr NEW BiiLNBVviCK May 1One man was turned to death and several other persons were hurt at a fire In South River this morning The are was In George Allgnlrs hotel Ire Georle Alllirs on Held street Allgalr was awakened kboulU oclock this morning by an unusual noise In the bar room on the ground Door II y the time he got up the entire first story of the house was In flames He gave an alarm and was about t eo IO down stairs with sortie other occupants of the house when be discovered that the stairs were burned away Mr Allgair and his wife and four children escaped from a secondsiory window by means escape meln of a ladder The ladder broke while Mrs I All gair was descending Mrs Allualr was slightly injured ns were also her i hlldren wasllbt Louisa Tobeler a servant and Paul Tschump ter a boarder were the last persons to learn of the fire Miss Tobeler jumped to the ground from a sec ond story window I receiving Internal Injuries Tuchumpter wa afraid or unable to Jurno from the window and win burned In t death lie i i wan aitMstant foreman In the mhroldery de piirtment of the Hermann Mikmau A Com lianjV factory lie was burled 1 at fcouth Illver 11r this afternoon The hulelwus denroyej XXOLJHIl tlHHItS Vii IIAXTKn VcncKuclan PrcTcr Amcrlcnn and Ucrma CommodlllcH S PANAMA April 21 The SfcidiwJ JVnild T ANUI Ill Hd Jtrulo says Venezuelan papers report the visit to a rlcao of the represmtallvts of beveral Kngllnh and North American mercantile houses who have extended their journeys in Valencia Puerto Cabello anti Murncniljoit Is raid with very favorable results rie J 1 trade of Maracalbo Is almost entirely In the hatidt of the Ounimna lerl0 and al Cludud t and llolhur tlouuli French 1ual trch re ldeiitn predominate the jirlnlpal trade Is carried on b liermans and North Americans the 1 English are nowhere at preteni uu OUIt hors Almost the entire v liilesielraituof tho country appears to be gradually tuttlun at Car acas since the opening of Iho various railways leading to the capital The trench r Consul olul calls attention to the fact cal llltnn tl that Trent h com ucla merce Is I gradually being ousted from Vanes Hlrlckca With Apoplexy la jl Ole Solomon Stern senior member of the firm of B A M blern cloak tHer cloll manufacturers was stricken with apoplexy In his omen at fil Krondvvay yesterday afternoon An ambulance look him lo bt Vincents Hospital Vlsit lit Ion attended him The doctor was of tlia opinion that Mr Hirrn would not ncuvvr and a the request of nlall4 he was removed 13 I his house at 14U8 Uxlngton avenue remol ilt Ultra died at IQiii oolvvk t HUNTS TUMBLING DOWN IEXAXTS XDT IANntOnit MRS JlIu4 uf Tin IlrUTlf ibIs Turn In Afeirs the IlecuU or the lUcent Kite ktte ItulldlnK W ernilnn In I Hume Ntl hliorliood Tho Mnvemtnt to AbolIsh the Tlmehonored 111 May The season for Iho renewal office leases and also of rental agreements both In unices am residential properly lias Just j closed This fol low out the historic precedent of closing bar gains of this sort to dale from the first of May of each year Many of tho agent In New Vork city however are tr Ing to Inaugurate a uhango In this particular of dates fur unpuclllc r aol They aro trying us best tlievtan lo have the date nt the cars beginning for ngreeimnls of this kind thrown t buck to Sept I making I the annual rentals laid from tutu tlmu Agents say that this Is I expedient In order that they lay remain on terms of equity with I certain class of tenant who make a practho of renting a house In the JaI and of deserting It on the first of May going to the country fur tlio summer Thus they save the additional rent for the heat ed term l and tho agent his an empty property on his hands Hy making all leases and terms of agreement date from the first ot September the declare such of thu agents course on the part class of tenants In question will be Im possible In the dry goods district fur n long time leases have been dated fiom 1cbrtiarj I and the plan has been found lo bo very sue cessful There has never been a period In this city wlnu tenants and Pot the landlords have been so much maulers of the situation as at present There ii I cut oversupply dcilrahlo ofllces for business purposes In nearly all parts of the city Two or three of the largest buildings on fifth avenue recently completed are only about one third tilled with tenants und many of tie new buildings In the lower purl of thu city are com peting with each other hurply for tenants Ilellni The universal complaint Is I that fr the last three years rents havo been declining hut thu year Just beginning murks the lowu ebb In rental revenue for then Is I a general decline nearly 10 percent In Home of the huiru uulld louts tenant have received ollurs of otllces rent free for the first threo months dating from May 1 Moreover tenants have never received to much for their money in the way of conveniences tleganin of appointment and In absolute comfort as in many of the recently completed structures Mill owing to thu enormous prcbiure of Im provement thu supply has been made to exceed the demand so fur that tenuntn urn vlrtuttlly getting terms thu best that is 101 tie fiend ut thelroMU In the district lying east of Ilroadwuy and 10 below Twentyfirst street contiguous to Third avenue and the lion cry theru has never been any material advance lu rents and the decline there is l leo noticeable 1 hu bird times have told severely upon people living In that iiuarter of the city during the tact three ear Many of them arc baldworking liermins vvho o wages have been malerlallj decreased Land lords have with great difficulty been able to se cure their rents and have found It to their In terest to exercise farseeing forbearance and In many CIt to mako concessions rather tIn to lose their tenants Thus aided by tie landlords the eastside tenantry have been holding on paying as they could and hoping for a change for the better Heal etltu broker In the vicinity of Thirty fourth street give a little mar hopeful view for tliul section of the city and say that rents have been preserved nt ubout the normal figure lionl properties are also In very reedy demand a the location Is I central In the northwestern part of the city the building of Urge I apartment houses has been overdone ana in many In stances entire buildings aro Idle Onu reason given for this is the distance and tho attendant expense to tenants engaged in business down I town Speaking on this point a leading real rotate broker said that If builders would corlinu them sees to localities say In the Ninth sixteenth and Twentlilb wurdK where plots can ho se cured for building purposes for very much les money wellconstructud Hats could bu built I there that could be late instantly protllablx to their owners because they would b In Instant and large demand hie of the city ubovo tlttyninth On tliHwesl tht clr Iboo Fllrnlnth street houses renting at from IOU to f 1500 I a ear are In good demand More could be rented If they were available In Im ilillcfl llko Murray Hill I I I I I ami I from them I north belwten Lexington und Sixth nv nue Illrt 5 has been Iozhton no perceptible decline In rents as there prows be demand the of InvcMurb tciau lo H lnnd on part Ito cure homes for themselves tAIXTEIt IX COURT A Girl Wbo Says Slur Im Falsely Accused Sent to the lalunit Policeman Cossissa of tho Merger street eta tlon spent Thursday night looking for women who were soliciting He arraigned three in the IcITcrson Market Court jcterday Two of hem wero old offender Iho third nns 1 delicatelooking welldressed girl about 10 ear old When told that they wire charged with to Icltlng the two older women merely nodded hat they were entity while the girl stood ap mrcntly dumfounded at her surroundings The Magistrate took no special notlco of her jut merely announced that tho three were committed to the workhouse Then the girl seemed to realize her position anti ns the po hcmin selcd her to drag her toward the prison alto fainted uwny She was been later Inhered bv II reporter nnd iiuostlonud ubout her iisc She a id sho been arrested before and declared never had Icel Irr sl hcr II1 cr LEn STILT RAXR AXl MISSIXO Application for New Trial o the barge Healed of Insanity Jraled The friends of Daniel Levy were trying yes terday to determine his exact position before lisa law and the probable course of his case evy escaped from the charge of a Wards Island Asylum keeper on Wednesday while his cas was awaiting bearing before J ustlce Smyth on the application of Levys counsel George l hloini to isis discharge from custody since he lad been pronounced tan by a Jury Lawyer Holm said yesterday that the hearing before Justice myth would proceed on Monday Justce and that he expected that Levy would then be legally released from custody Of course Levy ought not to have run away aid Mr Holnbut he had been told that there would hue another delay In the case and that lie would have to BO back to the asylum It In I dim cult In see what could bo donn with him If i be 1 was apprehended for the only ground on which he could be taken Into custody would be that he was an escaped lunatic Lawyer Do Lance Menu who appeared agilnxt Levy madu an application jesterday morning before Insure ednian for II nutty trial In the cae hit hit application I 5 1 dimleit Levys I friends city that when hu Is I legally ro eased he will bring n suit fur dunmgcn fOIIMfft FitfUl XI Ail Alt A hAfrH To Operate Mnchlnrry nt nn Electric Hi hlhlllou In I ibis lt XlAfuiiA IAIM I May 1 1 Tho Wntorn Inlon leUgraph Company today Ixaan put ing up the wires In cirry the Mugarn electric current to the Llcctrlcul Kxhtbllion In Now lork next week The current will go over two copper wires from the power i house to tho New York Central depot thcnrit over nn Iron wlro to Iluffalo und tluM over two cupper wires lu New York where models of the Niagara duel opulent will b operated by II I Hoods Cure lick headache bad taste In the mouth coated tongue gas In the stomach distress PII I S and Indigestion Do not weak I 4 but LHVO tonic effect 20 cent The J I I only iHU t take with Hooda garsapnrlUa 48r I NorIorLNo t 0 15 fe f i MA TOOflDED 4SWTS 4 na SITS WCLsOCo 5t 1 l iii NE YORK ST SANDWICHED between the giant of Newspaper Row in the SUN Building our now store OPEN TODAY points another lesson in the remarkable growth of legitimate enterprise and shows the sequal to fair and honest dealing It is a simple story we have to tell all embraced in what you find pictured above No idle platitudes to confuse you just a plain matteroffact state ment mentWOOLLEN WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE and Mail Order Department 38 Walker 51 W C LOFTUS CO O Itrnnch HnlenroninM In Thl City HUB llollillne 1urk Itovr t Nassau 47 und 49 Heaver at Arcmle Itilllillna 11 llrnndwny inll lile llulldlng 120 llrnndvrnr 7th floor 1ootnl TtlrErupli IllllldluK tti Ilrondtvar 71h floor A7O llrniidvvny bet Prince and Ilouiton topen I evening 1IIM llrimittMi near 28th at tore Ifll n evcnlnci Tiillnr hop 11 C 43 IUprnnrd nt lllimki Hriul lor buinple lad Heirmcmuremoal Clothe kept In I repair no charge 4H Wood at London England osrrrr c o The y i iui is I I i mi mil o short tiess oiiiriMlli in I Asthma may lie Instantlv relieved anti perma nent cured hy Booths llyonicl 1 Iic lstt I ittit I ci lti I tluiltvv I 5 11 us on 10 ilinul Australian Dry Air trial nitlit of throat and hint tiseasri to CURES BY INHALATION c At all drutiltn fi 0 ir si ulBvi Cuntul 10 UtloDfrc lusod totnf pim hl l fi R T BOOTH 3 w Cut lout Ircei Nw YOlk r 1 OIU 0 i BLACKWKLtS PURHAM TOBACCO COMPANY DURHAM N C Ta T ALL Dear You Sir aro entitled to receive a FREE from your wholesale denier WHITE STAR SOAP with all tho thoBlackwolls Genuine MerchlDts Durham Gepuine j Tobacco you buy One bar I of soap Prco with each pound whether 16 oz 8 oz 4 oz or Wh ha O R Retail 11 a oz packages We have notified every whole sale In dealer the United States that we will 1 supply them with soap to Rive you FREE Order a good supply of lliNUlNE DURHAM at I TDBACCD once and Insist on getting A soap One bar of Soap FREE with I each pound you buy Soap It I offered for a limited time so order today Your very truly t BLACKWELL DURHAM I TOBACCO d MPANY I s If you hav any difficulty irlneyour seep cut out thIs notice an d It with your order to your wholoal tr 1 No use trying Its mended with SPALDINQS Thii celebrated due holds lllto a v ie and saves Its cost over nnd over again Alwuvs read for r use Dies not fncc or sour Price jj cents Sample ly mall cl theory e r t 01 1111 Ihl nnter IIAi k HI clY n tnrc Nl I OIU USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES 1411UI PI NHIS CIIVM I 1 i 11 t I HIHNfJ ctuttIis t its U hut Sit li Hilt iIH A ui I 1 CLUTI THlSKh CIOIIIS CAlrllt OOU ANtl i JlArt CHARLES JONES t0 1 lhrl cor allt 80a OUi a v c r Cist U MOIiTOS min JITJIEAU I Concrete Mny Invntleute Ills Purehneca und IIU Statement WKitiNriTiiv May 1 Mr Baker HcpN I Introduced In the House today n concurrent resolution providing for an Investigation of thu recent purchase of seeds by Secretary Morton of the Department of Agriculture and of certain alleged statements ot Secretary Mor ton and Assistant Secretary Dabncy In regard to the conduct of Senators and members of Congress Ctlrcs A tirenmble to the resolution quotes the charges made against Mr Morton by Northrup llraslau Ooodvvln Company of Chicago who It Is declared were the I lowest bidders for furnNhlm the last quota of seed authorized to ho purchased by Congress and says thai hue ricretirj has Usued nn ex pnrlo statement In which he lies not attempt t disprove the accu sations of corruption and fraud lu lons corrupton frlud alleged the charges The preamble referring to tho remarks of the Secretary recording Congress says that thu Secretary of Agriculture In divers ways and by sundry statement lias us terlcd that Senators and Itcprcsuntu tires In Concress in many instances have nold tho quota of seeds alloted to Itiem and generally lliut II St eels purchased for dis tribution by them do not reach the persons for whom the aru Intended hit are tibed by said Senators and HC untatlved for the lltlr alli lruseltat te purpose of private ualn 1lrp The section of the resolution referring to AbBlMnnt Secretary Oabney quotes a news lupcr nitcli In which Mr llauney Is I innllteil with ctntlni that Congresumen Instend of seething the seeds lo their constttuenls often sell them to Jobbers for a mere song and that he peronitlv knew of hundreds of Instances w here Conpressinen had boll their entire quota In bulk 10 sortie local deuurs In Washington for from S7o to SliO ItitM extracts are from 1 speech made In Tenne ou mid 1 prlntotl In a Knovvllle paper ror the purpose of fully Investigating these chnr ct the resolution calls for u jo mlttto to bo appointed by the Spcuki House und the VicePresident I SleI 1LACES i on viir LIGHTSHIPS One Will lie Off Iluttrrni und Another Off I 1lre I liiud WASIIINIITOV May 1 Tho project of placing a lighthouse off Diamond shoal which has been the source of si u much discussion In the Ilghl houso lour Is I to be settled by placing one of the Unlit vessels provldtd for In the Sundry Civil bill on Ibis dangerous point Tlio Iloaid for soinn time has questioned tho advlsublllty of undertaking the extHintilve and uncertain work uf fonsirnclliig a lighthouse there It I has been contended that a lightship would ride the nis and ttund the hurricanes off Ilnt tIre IIH well as Iho hi ulh shoal lIght vessel thirty i in iIis hut In 11 open ocun f ito tticict meets the terrific waves n and currents whleh whirl around iirt Three of the lightships provided for in the bill are to cost MU00 vv Into tho fourth li I to n1 110000 lire Iland will hive out of the new ships 1 which Is to be Hied i seven miles I eolith of the in ieut llflithiinae and near the buoy piekeil up b stenmeri bound to New York from the east I onslderullon is l now home given to the tH visa ilIlly of moving the south shoal hlp still fur their to set in accordance with rtqtiestM received lute from chip uplHina and the maritime bodies of New hltlII boJe They fay thern la I only two or three mllus of sloth water Iniide and that In running to Ihe west ll Is I friviunntlv ilniiiiTnis to head too far aulr Ii ip u to the t north In looking for thin lluhl I vessel lliey I tht rtfore request llhlt she be Iransferred 1 seven miles further south and anchored In Inl hlrly fathoms of either und thus enable steam ers tn havo pknty I of seu room on either Hid it With the litrlil vessel 1 removed even miles south she would tlicn bu Ihlrlvnlne miles from the lean st land nnd further out In Uioouon than any light vessel In the world tl rOD IIIIU Approved WASHINIJTON May lAniong the bills or dered to be favorably reported to the House his evening was an Increase In Ihe pension of Ihe widow of Oen W I Enoche a member of the Flflyfim Congress to 50 a month Also one Increasing to the slime amount the petition of the widow uf llunjitmln I Heal late olonel Flr t Inlled Muten Cavalry Ibis beneficiary It wan said wan the widow of a revalullonary soldier now U4 yearn old and jllnil Among other bills favorably acted upon were the following Increasing to SIN a month tie pension of Theresa Peebles of Jefferson county Oa the widow of I soldier of lb war of 1HK to whom she was married In 1HH4 Brantlng a pension o 17 a month to Ada J chwHtko willow of the late Ilent Frederick Schl Ilka me Arctic iraveller Gresbame Itrmalne Tiikcn hack to Wneh legIon CnioAQO May 1The remains of the late Secretary of Stale Waller Q Uresham which were brought from Washington to Chicago last year wit hHtateceremiii were removal from the recrlvliiR vault of Oiik us ood 1 Ccmetrrv Otis norninu and arc IIOH in their way to Vaahink Otto tsuiu ttiiiiuipunicd by Mm i tlrushumand I I her on ttto rirnsham recently applied to Secretary Hinnnt liar imriuisslun lo hav the boily of the lemral Inlerred lutio 1 National Cemetery at quctt Arlington was grunted according to his wish and tins re Inlormer Arreited toe Uuunehlnlnc Max llrnene a hunchback who was arrested on April lut vii Henry street for running an illicit Ktlll a that nmnlMT was held In JVM bail for the Irand Jury yesterday b Lnltod State Commibsluner Alexander It Is I alleged t hit the raid was mudu on Information fur It tithed b luuU I s iinh I a UMHI kevpvr and lawver I I jut t fleiu who I appeared for the tie fcncn visturdat suld that i hu pruponeil to sI how hat Mervukh was the real owner of the still and thus ho had Informed agaliii I I t to save ant f After lircimeii I i ObU hud liren dlpoied uf the Intel mil revenue ollleern wniit to Mery iiuuits nulooii in Illrmlnghiim all Inn I I streets und arrested him Later he wan held by United nnt tnled Mateit I omml loper shield In EVAOO bal for Complicity in the operation of 1 the bllll Mury i ash hiss bvuii arresled before for au offence of his kind Hlialc Tuss Open Air Ucetlna The Manhattan hliul Tax Club held last evening lIsa llrst ot a series of outofdoor meet ng which it will conduct during the summer stint a twenttnurlh street ld ladlou avenue A small stand ha bn erected and It enle rl with h1 a dlnn Ibllelo 1leros Hal a hUldred men In1 boys wore ltrsctytt ll L the IPakch colored light 11114 tor anrtrt t FORGED FIVE SIGNATURES TOOXO AlHXAXnEK JlttKMKtl COX 1ltj IlS IU 11 Arrested on TrjUc to ra Two forced Cheeks nn thn filth Avenue IlnnUIIU father the MlrrUrr CnndliUtc for UPI late The HIKniiliire Clever Initiation Alexander Ilruiaer Jr JO years oldn student of llifl College nf the Ill of Maw York was held In tlfOO hall for trial by Magistrate Cor nell In the Yorkvlllo Police Court Jestrrday t afternoon charita of Young afernool on n clMle forgory YnUl1 Ilremer who Is tln mm of Alexander I V Ilremer tho defciitul candldato for lleglslcr on tha Stickler llrlit last t fall lives Hi 19 lat iiulily lxlli slrcut tin was urnstud by Dutccllvetjulnlan of the Last Ilflyllrst strict station while trying In pmi two forcul rheiks at the Ilftli Avrnun Hank at 510 Fifth nvcmiK On Thursday nftcrnoon a check that si s llrl I 21 calllne for SilMmj able tobvnrrranil Mitmil by Krncil loen was presented nt the url Ills Hank on Klflisovciithxrect andlhlrd MenlO The holder of the clock nskcd that It he certi fied by lie I hunk 1njlim I I Tulltr Ilnk who Is I familiar with Mr 1ocns signature examined tho check carefully and dpcldlng that every thing was all rleht slant pail upon ll I the t hanks certification mark At tho fHiim time another check dated April h4 also xlgntd hy Mr Pi I itll and culling for 4fi ices presented nl thu hank and was also ccrtlllcd Tho person presenting the checks mailo no attempt to itnh them Shortly after I oclock iciterday afternoon Ilremer tendered the Ivvo checks to tho pa Ing teller at the Fifth Avenue II ink On the hacks of tho chocks vvcrn emlureil the name of Henry Kverson Adam Lehmcnn A t hellheri ana Kugrne llernholmcr Wllh lie checks limner also handel to tho paying teller thu following noto written In Ink on n plccu of note paper Ileaae ch enclosed two checks for rue through my messenger 11 rrnrNn nKiiiitrtMKn Mr Bernhelmer who Is a depositor at the de1oltor Fifth Avenue Balk 11 niemher of the firm of Ilernhelmer Walter dealers In cotton goals at Rl Vlilto Street Ills slgnatunt on the hack of the checks and at tint hottom of tho note up pared to bn ginulne but iho paying teller bu camo suspicions I was not Mr llcrnheluicrii custom to draw money from tin balk In thai manner and the checks which he lurned In signed hy others than himself were usually credited to his deposits Tho paying teller laid the matter before Cashier lican who ordered that joung Ilremtir be detained lu tho bank while ho sent for Mr Hernhilmer When Out latter arrived ho de nied having written the not or having en dorsed any checks vlgned by Krncit 1osn A nifrmngur was ont to the lutt Klflyflrst street pulico Bltttion and licenser was arrested hv De tacllve Qulnlau llien he broke down and con fes ed to thu cashier Mr Ilcrnhelmer and the detective that both Iho checks and the flute were forgeries llu also acknowledged that ho bad written the 4infLtnrf hlmtmlf The confession whIch Ilremer made to the bank otnclals uiiii Inter put Iti the form o nnalll dnvlt which he signed In this ntlldiivlt llremer sitEs that about wek Ill he un approaclud by a young mnn wius said thut hu I had ten checks and that If llreintr would coh them tho two would share the pruceeiU iviiiall ThH confederates nnmu Is I given ai Ilciuliron In thu affidavit and thu nollco are looking I for him I Ho Is I eupposod to lo tho mnn ulio had thu cliecks certllied at the Yorkv I1I lank Vhen Hremcr tens arraigned In Yorkvllle Court Mr 1oen wlici Is a llijuor dealer at 1 tin East KlghUtlxth itt oct enticed a charge of i forgery ag unit the oung mil In c mrt llro I mar appeared lI 1 had I frightened and Maied I about the room In a Iiul lc8s mnnner When u kod whether he nnntol to procure tIm ciii of counsel or wnlvo cxamlnnllon ho utipuared not I to understand the ineitlon put to h I m Int tiure something wrong ssitts him asked the Magistrate turning ronl the detei tlie I think not replied Cashier Iean on the think ho he I l contrary I eitremel cleier At though tune arc l1c signatures to CK h clock I the forgery li I uerfrct I doubt If Mr lei helmer could detect tho fraud In his owtu signature tureMr Poen also added that the copy of his signa ture was t It I I is t the I opinion of the bank otllclals that younp Hremor U I thu tool of costs clever swin dler who has taken ndututngn of his skill lit blgnaturus penmanship and Induced him to forge thu IIJTLK SHiTElta Or THE QlltT Indle tVhn Are to IutillMli n Itoolt Kn tllteil A Qulirr of QulllH i The Little Sisters of the Quill an aseocla Lion formed for literary and social purposes which has been In existence nearly a eir filed articles of Incorporation yesterday In the I OUIt Clerks ollUe The Incorporators are Helen Hiiiiienley Mlckney 2J3 Fifth avenue Ioulso rm ot OKI Madison Kvenue Annie ast Thlrtjfuurtli blrcit Mar f 171 Flftli avenue Viiilna ut 121 West rortythird at of 101 West hiKhlyflnt KtroB rcncu of UJ Lexington avenue The objf itlng tho associatIon the Countosfi tphilned tna Si 0 re porter Is U COs right to the name Thu Ilttlo Sisters hush next wIntern book I containing con tn ns from each mem ber of the oclntlon li membership Is f lim ited to tw I le 1 unil t hue roll I Is rompleto ut pres ent Tim book will bu inllrd A Quiver of Quills unit will contain ten btorlisof foreign and local life I i and thrto poems lInt 1 1 proceed of the ale of the book will bo devoted to providing tcmponiry homes In thin country for cnnxnlencont p from the t Oct hutnntulo Hospital I I hit t lie boo it will lie put on ulr on Us menu only The storlri will be from 010 to 7000 words long the book to contain about 40000 wontfi lIe sides the Incorporators Sirs 1 Ill7ab th ItUland Vetmore hits Mnigartt liisland Mi 1 Trench Miss Kliahoth let kiS all Mrs Mason url inemLerR Of thu incorporator MIiisMorgan U a daughter of h 1 1lerpont I Morgan Mi 1st a Flint U 1 n daughter of llr Austin Flint ami is on the btiutof t 1 ti ir 4 unitS I i ifiilf publl lud by the liergh oclet Miss Carpenter Is the author of A lilrls In tr In I Iudtn si tot Calm and Jenikilem tl ll ic VlnnlcDnIs InthrMiaugliterofleireicon I t liens and author if I he Veiled Doet r published last winter Mr Mlcknn U I tin wife of ChnrliM II I btlcLney Miss lawience Is the daughter of Justice Abraham II Lawrence COIONI4L pgarFs JOT JtlSJf Younger Society InvItes Oldrr Mac to Join InTltHtluii clod There are two societies of the Colonial Dames of America One was organled In Ihliu Two years afterward some disagreement arose In the organization and a new society was formed The member of the now organization rallid It the National Society of tho Colonial Dnmes of America and established Its headquarters In Washington Chapters of the new society were established In each of the original thirteen State The original sochty has only three chaptersone In Now York one In Philadelphia and one In Kaltlmore The older society held a meeting at Sherry on Thursday afternoon In the battle royal of the Daughters of the American Revolution the meeting of the Colonial Dames wan lost sight of The fact that they were not dlccoveied pleased the Dames Immensely Hut what they were meeting about came nut yesterday The Dainri met at U oclock It wits dHO when they adjourned The greater part of the three hours amid a halt was devoted to discus shots of an Invitation sent to them bytbe na tional society to join that organuatlou llin rending of the Invitation fairly took the breath away from MUIO of thus original Humes I iiis I uervu exhltdted b an olTshoot nrgaulrutlon in t asking 5 huts patent orluy to Join required time to be lull I Ii itupreclalcd Thi nit I llatlon I w an is most courteniiH one and the memlHr of 1 the New York chapter had lit llu tDMiy about It one ste or flue other iJeleuatua fiom tliu 1hlladelphla und llnltlmnru rlianlcrs did not lusltate tn iXpre their opinion how ever und thim 01 inlons I wire not in t tat I or of accepting ttiu I Int I untloii I Flniill I It wu voted to taku a vole lluiinurh HI then were no vote in favor uif aiceptlng the lavltatlou U was steel i neil In expiesslng the voice nf the society the Hoard of Managers l it ire Instructed I to Inform I th natlomil rocli ty that at pre ent the i suit nUl harshs uI Vnurlindiem It tniidvliablu In ineept hut kind Inv nation to join another m ui let I lid n there I will i i continue I I to be two t tnvfrllrt of the t Coliinlal Danieiof I America intourxzfl Jv IIOHAXVS CJXAL Vm Decorative Painter Pruuk Powell Jones a SuIcIde ff A man was found drowned terdaymorulng In Gowanus Canal near the foot of Third street Brooklyn In his pockets thero were a gold watch and chain STO In bills and some papers There were no marks of violence and the fact that there were several stones In the coat pockets convinced the polIce that It was a case of suicide The body was soon Identified hy Charles O llrlnckerhotf of 180 Wllloughby avenue aa that of Frank Powell Jones aged 10 years a decorative painter who hud been missing from his boarding hou e Oil I Clark street since March 11 and who was supposed to have gone to Cntcngo He was unuiurrKd and formerlv lived with hilts parents who are wealthy nt iili lrlTerts place A few months ago w hen his parent closed up their house and moved to the Savoy Hotel In this city he went to live In the Clark street house Just before his disappearance early In March itt complained of feeling nmvoll and spoke of going toChlcngotoconiiUlt a physician ills friends can asslen no cause for nulcido its ho was pttidv In his habits and had no business or other troubles to far aa they know Suicide from the Spree As the North jerman Lloyd utonnislilt Spree from Ilremcn and Southampton was passing Fire Island at 2 1 oclock yesterday morning nt full speed Sebastian Crabenhauer a steerage passenger Jumped overboard from tho port side Suvernl officers saw him leap from tho rail and the shIn was stopped and circled about In the neighborhood win re ho had disappeared He wan lust 1IU wife who had accompanied Mm on tho vovage cnld he hail no reason to kill himself lIe was n laborer 2U years old and lived at Marsbaltown la PoIsoned HerMelf vtltli lnrl Oreea Fannie Krlmann a girl of If poisoned herself with Paris green In her lodgings at 200 Uclnncey street jesterday Shun died a tow hours later In theliouvcrneur Hospital Mm hid bum ill for tome time A note writ ten In dermaii eat found In her room It was nt follow Trouble trouble trouble has lie I good Lorn I given to hid poor nnd lonely No one U toblamo tot my HUUlde I hope t lie uood Lord will lighten stir way Into the next world A Ilrnoblrn Mns Suicide In Maryland WAMIIMTON May llJotllleb Oestcrle a Herman fifty years of age commitled suicIde by taking morphine near lildgeley Md ycslcr dR Ho via from Ilrooklyn where he had a wife and on living lie bit a letter In ttrinun Implorliit bin wifes forgiveness and 55 IIIL Innitlreil of life tutu ulna borden to cc cry body 1 hue entirely host my reason and am good for nothing any more Amen Dojet UIIT srtyit riiiti Mcusrhis Conrr lon HIdeS Stave Jits ABNnclnteii Stewart T Donnelly while looking at the cir cus parade In Ilrooklyn on Monday morning last was robbed of his watch Three men were arreteil and the watch wits found In the hat of Charles McCarthy one of the prisoners Edward JohtiMin and William Doran thus other two prlmmerB protected their Innocence Mc Carthy ttstiit sti tel all t lie guilt I and exonerated the other two Johnson titsu committed lor trial fur having a loaded revolver In his possession Dornn claimed to be rcMxctahlc Ills exam ination took place eMerday before Police Jus tice Walsh He was Identified as a crook by Ietectlvu Sergeant Foy of this city and was I held for trial Foy sit ore that he saw him with McCarthy and Johnson plying their piofesalou ut a picnic In this city on March 17 AHttOCtAJE JftTlCK JlVSISKf II Will Hit In be Appellate Division First DUIrlcl AiiUNV May 1Oov Morton has designated the lion William Ilumsey of Halh a JustIce the Supreme Court of tile Seventh Judicial ills trlclas Associate Juuttcoof the Appelivte Divis ion of the Supreme Court for the First Judicial i depurtmint for the term of five years vice Jus lieu Charles C Dwlght resigned the Juvtrnor has also designated the Hon I Hamilton Ward of Htlmont a Jutlce of the su i preme Court of the EIghth Judicial district as Associate Justice of the Appellate Division the supreme Court for the foiirlh Judicial de pirlmrnt for the term ending Drr H118UU sIde lUHtlce 1 vYIlllum Ituimcy resigned I Ii i Cities hay Ilrcome Guardian of Adlron deck FornO Ai IIATV May 1 Ruth branches of the legls I Inlure which adjourned yeMerda issued a con current resolution proposing an amendment lo the State Constitution giving to the Comtnls sinners of lame fisheries and toreitu perinlf kion to lease to any perron In the Stati small parcels of land not torsired live acrei in thus Adirondack preserve up iii which may he rreclrd lottaifea or ramps hue lease to hu at H I nominal Price Ills MHIU of New York owns ahoul louniiild I ncrrs of land In I ths t itt 00s roiiiilnituvttn I I I fori t preserve all I of wtilch Is heat IKiilv I niihlu i I lhi ii iruiuid ark park I I hi is proponed amendment t was p ascul by the I I 1rgicluttiirst him yiur and will ha voted upon hy Ihu ptoplv ill lies t tutUs elect n The Hrbool Milpplv Hill Corrred AIIIANV May 1 In response i to Inquiries from Hiademy principal pouring Into the legntutb1co Secretary Drwej announcMthai I on its tlnal iiiniiie jeMeriUv the Hupply bill I was rorrei ted MI thut the llth nliiuU Hint aeadumlii aro lo an I lie tI47OIH I which Itvvss I t frared us otilut hue bust In cause of I he refircnii to thu wrong chapter pruvullni for tie disburse went Il rslon by Ibe curt orAipat I AIIIANV May J Vile following dcclilons I i were tmidtd down b the Cunrt of Appeals toda i Aucutlus Via Krursn anil snoltiir sat Utlllint s Sllllir Hppcllsiit Uharlaim Uxlgn mt Ainlrrw K vtIr apialesni Leur5 tiCtiar set Isis liroadutsy soul b Ttulh ATtnuo luilrotl Company a peilaul Vf Kublmaun ami unuilior ppol anu 151 ill of lirooklju la ii August tlb rt sl Theodore Usltils suit asuolbsr ntBi4JuJgmtut adnas4 with COIU31IUA O HAM M All SC1IOOH rAMis tiller Iloj Score thr Urrntnt Number Of l ilntn In tin t irn 12vrnt Titus fifteenth annual field meeting of tin Columbia Orammar fcchool Athletic Associa tion wn held at Columbia Oval 5 esterday after noon The track was In poor condition which accounts for no records being broken although I d Harris of Cutler School equalled the scholastic retoiui rut luyl I secntids In the 100 yard dash Die bicycle race ns usual proved the most lntert tlng In which Hldulx ck of Ilartmrd Mhoi iii attn teul to I win from Polllon i oi Columbia dramnmr School by about one yard Several of the events resulted In dead heats and had to be decided by a toss of the coin Sum wary CltFli FVFNT One hundred ccl Ia h Suitor HnnrtlespWon by A MncnirI 2 anls C Ilrow n urntcli sicund P Jones 3 urds tldrit Time 11 I I FeeoiutK One liunilrxl urd tJaihJunior IJnmtlcap Wonby C u U OrlrT n 1 ruled oiiU I ihurisir iriitrh i econd uraic I 4j sit ll t ii lrl t Mine 5 11 I 2 4 5 set oluits Tw o hunt rtt nml twcnt u aril I list Handicap I flints heal t etwt pu llrm I n a 51 A Maurnril rRUhi t the former uon on the buss Cetll Grlffen 4 yards tlilnl I Time ii 1 S lennil Hevftitv rle jartl llurlU I i for S VOIH Form I I lendS unit Vi a l 5 Uleinr lt oa Mrtlfli K lid lion fl vunlH bttotul I Crou 0 jarils thlril ftituu ii see oiusis Ttrna tnt Twelve pound IlanilniT Hnmllenp Woa lif t Jones scrauh xvlth a Uirau uf IM feet 4 Inclitsj C Urown 1ft 1 fet t ieiMHul nctunl throw 7ft fVet 7 Inches ll llcchlet 8 Jtet titled actual throw 74 feel ftmnehrs evenlv IUp vnnl Pani for Ftrst 1 Form IlanittcAp V on b H t n tHinni U anl ilcnil hf it for keenQii ti lwein 1 litinlekp nud K Mlettl ii yard itt former VMM on the lulls rlaie lli I iiomls ivoliun In1 and tustniy t 3Itili Hunt Hinllrap Wnn by A M I Will lu vnnu W ira serniili o Olid 1 U Mnllli n viiriK HUM Time an 11 i seeonrt Four rtasiit fnrt jurl Uun Hnti I lhHpVVon lij A MliKiidnrf t lljanls 11 I Crow 10 anl tao oml It s Tlionipson scratch t litel 1 Time 67 J 3 se onil Iole Vault HandicapWon li fl Smith 10 inches nllh a vault of f feet HI Inrli W Ornie 13 I Inche sceimil vvlth a viult nf 7 teat H Indus U IiruvMi n Inches I I tilts I with a vuut of 7 feet 01hN rVENTs Onhun lred jard Dash FIrst hint won tty P n TTiirrls uter Mhool r IntUr I on VIUoa sell i K llng t HI oliil llmlrM I I i ffeonils Sic i n1 heat wonlij II W Vrnniaii linger I Selioil II 5 I liiKonil I ulster I Sslieol srionil lime 1 I I i Kieonils 1 Inal heat wciihjrl Ii ti 5 hutch uuitr ellooI A f Intfr scsi MIHI antI Kill ne s im H Vt iuinlo richter Nhoo thlnl Tlmo lo J heeonils onemflf liIuyeio Hfici uuvlce liret heat won by IL M lltflatinck 1arniril I ihi uut 1 if t llolli tfen In sOlute sicond lime e mlnulii I 4iinHindi Miond hut won lij 5 It v fur run ltrliu l r IMilot II 5 Pollloa IolunililaflrHTnnisr s ronil l Time i inlniltefl fta I S luconiU Final Itnl C noli b 11 M t KlilalKKk narnsrrt Thrvol II A Iolllcin I iMm la ilrmninar sHoni ft Hollo hleveiis hiui tOt thirl Time a niluutis 14 I vr sceiintts iiuit ins Twelve poll nd Shot Won ti U Shlppen Steven t Imtltiiie I I with a I ut of Cii f ci t J i 1 I Inch O I Smith lust sitt iIll llluliScliiH1 I I Mcnnd wlhapiltof ad feet Slvlnrlies A W Tips rutty I Achool third with a put nf Mil feet liln hit Ituimliu IllKh lump lie I I liennenO DilVal Ilrook Ivn I ntln h iol nnl T Itii lifrkelev 151 I rail Jl8 fWtnimhfk I I 1 to forteS r won on th tiss SV irate oliiniMa Uriilnmur IhirU with 11 jimp of r trot ltuiteS lliiiinlnK Ilroail lumpWon by lilt I inlrr i iioni a llhn liiupor VD fut l ill Iuc M II liar rl lltler Sl tin I nenlnl with u iltilil lf III tntl 8 Inchix H Mueller IoliimMi iraiinnnr ihlnl a IIMa jiimpiif I fiet 7 im hen Tin lutal points St tIt CII liy each school VMIR aifal lo 3 tur ii HrooVlvn latin f llirkeltj P Me en IIKlttule H llnrnanl ft fiiliiiiilila Iraiiiniarf Wit fun nnl KelloKca liuinll ld high U 1 nutty 11 Pettier 1 JII IflIltF l1tIl Athlete and ycilsia In liars Form nt 111 Kltclith llrKlnirnt The Indoor athletic season was wound up ver plcBsantlyat the Klghth Higiment Armory last Light Company K of thn t regiment and the t trccnwlch AS heelinen Joined humU In the caterIng anti their friends rnllltd round them to such an extent that thespacious bullujing wag comfortably thronged The limited number of events Indicated an early adjournment but competitors turned up In such numbers that heals were necessary la almost every event The wheelmen ai usual eemed to think they owned the building and while they furnished good and exciting sport they taxed the energy and patience of the ofll dais to the limit Protests cropped up with embarrassing frequency and some nf the club dignitaries present were more prominent as ob I structionists than advocates of the sport The honors of the ev nng were pretty well distributed no club uf the many represented scoring more than once Goodman went from scratch In the bicycle handicaps antI electrified spectator b hlft rprid in the trials lie was not u siicceht at the repeating game however and third place was the nearest he got In either final A J Walsh of the nvier A A had the post of honor In the threiqtiHrtersoIamlle run I but hecunkclentlnusl ran on the I ouuiili ii lulls many of his rivals wem i lining I the urb and lie tulirt In ran h the liadir i drnd made gond Ties uit hU llUral liamluap aid it nn dy K I erti Intuit Donovan I 5 Iii l looked in If I he hud not pit nlstitui hlm elf u bit Thu regimental bind Ihled i In I the I I interval pleasant I und when the I gitmcturro through plujed a dance ordir of tourtem I i numbers which was gem rill tatronlei Siiiiiniarlei hl s lv vard Uun Iamlii t upHnn I hut it m Iuy I Ur tin1 I lyneh hity Hnlir 5 i 7 tin t 5 H n S M Ilnrlh omrwi A I di K I iil I Ne V kite A I lf ua l Ih i I I lm unil Gus Mile tIles ci lime TII h fur S Cue 11 lull heal won hy tv II ii I N it S is I I 5 nilm staill urMiioiii 1 Wi iio i it u I sni i l ran n UlauA Iihirl IIMI i run us iils in MIV I 11 Mi11 jp i inn liuil 11 mi lir VV b ttoiir VV i itti li li I 5511 O L itt k irxlinhh Aiiolmen l i Janl K t ito teutru lilt r In 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P 1t Y1kWf O CH IIt 1 wl 4 fv r i hrt 1I 1Pt J T II THE SUN SAY MAY 2 1890 mbt I SATUKDAY MAY B 1800 L labulUo by If nit Potr ld pAllT Per Month O BO BA1LV Per Year f 0 BtNDAY Per Year 0 PAI1Y AND SUNDAT Per Year I 0 DAILY AM SUNDAY Ier Month to 1ostaie to foreign Countries acMed Tilt 1UX New York city tf mr 1n I furor UK with man KT flt far 1 UIlon trlS In atf rtjlctnl alt rtlnrnni I tiiml in allcatti irnd tlnmfiftr I pp tAr Kiiws Tl eClty and fluborban News lluresn of l UMTFII rnnuntid NRW Vonic ASSOCUTIR IIIIM I at SI to lid Ann street All Information and docu ments for public usn Inslantlr dlitcmlnalcd to th pnssof tho whole country I When the American flag I unfurled tn the stadium extraordinary scenes ara enacted Above on the hlRliMt roA sailors Jump up nave their cap and cheer In the wildest fashion They are the crew of the Federal crulierSan Kranolsco And Ixlow near the famous uut rram where toJ a7 as In tho days of old the athletes enter and come oul thero Is I a group that makes the mol unearthly noise This group I mae up of the members of American teams nml their friends of the American tehool at Athens who greet tho champion with tho rallying cry of his cub or ot his college Fach transatlantic auoclafon has a distinctive ery formed for themont part by tho syllables of Its name orb Im Initials which are shouted nut In measured tlire Sailors and student Join In them cries moved bj tho same outburst of enthusiastic patriotism At first Iho speetaiors laugh hut finally they ajpliud Incline 1 they find that the Joy Is lncere mid that the enthu niaiilfrstatlons ln mofoiith runs all ihroushthtsediscordant ihe Olympic games do not conntltutr tho Hrst con tact tmlween America and flrtece fhere nro other nlr ties twtween them and distant lands Iwsldes those of IhuCook tickets and of tho glnlm trotters Ameri cans more perhaps than Europeans look upon a pit KrtmagetnthuArropolls I as tho mipremo sitlsfactlon of e rry man of culturo ami tl It er culuru Ih7 regard I ailho most abundant source of inontal lmproement They aro not Imprisoned Ilko iu umler the ruins of the lull Implre so heavy and to complicated They underntaiid more easily the acnal orginlratlon of Hint ancient de moericy with which Ihtlr own prenent more than ono resembunee Under thu linpuUn of this Impres sion tiny have founded In Alhin a school of urihnoiwy Thli Is I a thing which Is lltllo known nulHlda of reec and I e 1 here In firnre they do not appear to appreciate Its rewlilns Importance The American cluuy established on Ib Mopes of tho l nahettos mstilned hy lh voluntary contributions of American citizens and devoted toielv clln al1 11 to lcn e npens up to tho futuruof the United Mutes Infinite per peethes Tho I xnct Situation Thc nmnlnntlon of WlILlAM McKlNtKY Rt St LotiN Is probable but not ccrtnln In n preliminary cnnvn s which for In e milty of conception nntl nudnclty of method I Itoyontl anything In the past history of our politics Jfnjor McKlKIKVa nmnngors hnvo won point nftor point nnrl elnlmnl I with n liurrnh ncnrly ovcrythlnR let In doubt The Ohio candidate has grown like a snowball ni ho has been pushed along from Stnto to Ptntc Tlie genius of brnln and mouth mnnlfcstcd by his promoter la now generally recoRnlred Speaker llKKDs chance of tlio nomination this yinr Is practically pono His nearest frlcncls In New Riilini1 nnd even In I IO ae likely to turn to I HAimtON In the hopo of bcntlnc MfKlSLKY Tlio Speaker hns nothing tn riiret His nttltude through out 1ms lniii ole of extreme dignity nnd BelfwicrldcitiR loyalty to the Interests of tho whole party whose faithful representative nndsafrKimrtl he loin the chair of tho He publican Hou at Washington lovprnor MOISTOV contlinirs to typify tho lOuntUst Iliutiiclal doctrine nnd the sanest Impulses of the Hcpubllcntil ni of today The exnct dllTirimc between MOISTOV and McKlNIKY ran IKS told In a few words Bevcnteen years ago MORTONS advice to the party from the floor of Congress was this Ilctdln inil iniilntdlii n ijtitilttnntlaril That is 1 whcro ho has stood ever since and It Is where he stands Six jcars ago Major McKlNtKY thus expressed on tho floor of Congress the shallow wish which Is now the chief source of llnmicinl dlsturbanco iiviMf fic iliiullc Rtt11url Todny nothing later Is I known of his opinions and desires save that he wants the delegates of both the Kant and the West Huui ov AMISOX QUAY the Tnknown nll these aro possibilities represented by fractional imrt i of r Major MrlviNLEY is nn honest man per sjonally Scarcely anything more than that I known about him to tho country He I i owes his prestige In the party to the circum I stance that In 1880 the lon THOMAS I RECD appointed him as Chairman ot the Hotme Committee on Ways and Means In the Fiftyfirst Congress Major McKlMFY may b the greatest of inodcrn statesmen All the name if he wins nt St Louis I will bo tho nomination of n hmo and not of a man Tlio Surprising Cnso of Ilunipf As the official term of EnwAlin JARGON HANIiUNO DAMSKV the Holier Lamlvogt or High Sheriff draws to a close undr pressure of multiplying charges of incom petence and inefficiency the supply of amus ing episodes of n whimsical character toes not decrease inefficient him 10t rcrel e Ludicrously Inrnclelt P ll DMMX has surrounded himself with V7 aids nnd subordinates of equal incompe tence Ono of these 1 HUMPH Ho is one V7K of IAMSISS Ludlow street jail cuards an Umbrella mender by occupation and a paid officer of Xew York city by Landvogt tAMSKNs DAM5FSS appointment On the night of April 1 1 CAl UIASCK a reputable Herman cltlen a member of tho Aschenbroidel Verein and one of the officers Of the Musical Protective Union was asleep Bt his residence when there begun a loud dlsturbanco at tho outer door accompanied by ejaculations of iinpiriciro in Platt doutBch The Intruder wns DAMSKNS man Rum Ho demanded that the door should b opened in the name of the law Mrs BLASTS inquired the causo of HUMPFS in vasion He responded that he had come to arrest Meinherr HIANTK and to tnko him t the prison ieflingnlss dend or alive Melnhevr III ASCI a lawabidlug lermau Amcrlean ritlcn hastily attired himself In answer to this summons and asked litMlK In German ivhat warrant of authority ho bad for thus molesting him HlMlK re ponded that he was mi employee of DAMSKN that lie wore n bndgo given him by DAMSEN that he was accustomed to take no non Reuse when In the discharge of hlsofllclal duties anil Ihat ho carried a pistol by tho Sheriffs authority nnd would enforce obe I dience to his dc mand I I appears that seven or eight years ngo before the era of reform when DAMSKV was I dealing in valentines and postal nnls at his little shop In Avonuo A Herr BIANCK had received from tho Sheriff of New York a peclal deputys badge The Sherllt Is I by Inw tho peart olllcer of the town nnd he Is empowered to Impress Into its service as I many citlrens ns ho niny require where 1 breach of the peace Is I threatened It has t lone lieeii customary In the Sheriffs office t t 8iipplyspcclil deputies badges for which a fee Is I paid to the city to porters bank i messengers private watchmen jimltors hotel detect lvs nnd others Herr UlANCK bad charge of tint service of papers for the Miihlcit 1rotectlve Itilon nnd he hAd I bought n badge but ho found that it was not necrxiary to his Inliors and hail not mado mu of it fur four IT flvo years Rum III lino of tie hifterlxer saloons of tho east side In which nMSfN I mid his aids congreicatK when off duty or not an wering legal thargen heard of this and I took upon himself to arrest Herr HIANTK unless tint lutiiT uimld tmrmnUr tm spe I i I cial deptttyH bailee I Such n proceeding was of cnurse a aroM ftssuniptlon of iiiltliiirlt for jail keepers t anll prison guards hnve no right of the Mud unless limit r 1 warrant Issued by n court Rum linil no warrant When Herr l HIANCK Munkiiiiil from his slumber un t derstood the later he Invited KrMIK to go vlth him to the Twentyseventh precinct itatlon In Kist Klghtyelghth street There upon HlMlV without any HH loi les to Mrs BLANCK uhoso o serenity ho hail illsturUtl or Herr IlLAVrK whoso sliiinbcra ho Imd In ttrniptid lied from tho residence pursued by IliANri ami others of the neighbors I Run IT ran through IUst Klghtvnlnth treot followed by n crowd of men amI boys numbering I is said nearly two bund ml This remarkable spectacle ot an officer of tho law of New York fleeing from a crowd of angry citizens was presented on the night of April U Ituurr I t ran in the direction of the But Hirer bath Ing pavilion at the tot of Est Eightyninth street and WM lost In tlio darkness Bomi of tho crowd supposed that he bad jutnpci Into the Kast Ulvcrj other Inferred that ho bad taken rcfilgo In one of the canal boats alonE ulioro A certificate of membership ot tho Ocrman Itcforni Union droppetl t from his pocket In his flight and a portrait of I lAM KX M a fcrnmn II rll hooter was found by ono of tlio bystanders with tho upper left nUll corner torn off Herr IILANCK reported tho occurrence to the police On Friday April 17 11UMIT tho ofllctr of tho law was arrested nntl ar ralgned at the Harlem 1ollco Court bcforo Mr FLAMMKIt a City Magistrate The charge against him wns that of Impersonating nn officer Tho case was net down for a hear ing on Monday April LO Meanwhile tho Ilnttilouttch umbrella mender wao re tained In office by lminrfi whoso partiality for delinquent officials Is well known On thn formal arraignment of IlUMPF tho facts of the caso which wo have ilescrllicil wero Inquired Into and IMMIH wns held In SfiOO ball to keep the peace to tleslst from nocturnal the homes of eltlens turnal Intrusions nt hlmc ciizens Inc from lawless mil unwarranted threats In cither Kngllsh or 1lattdetitsch of iiurson al violence against unoffending Individuals Ho was t keep the peace for six months or to b committed to prison In default of bond Then It was that the shadow of whiskers fell across tho ermine DAMSEK tho alder the abettor tho Instigator the ap pointee tho copartner and tho associate I not as somo say the cousin of HUMPF with a doltish disregard of tho obligations of his office gave a bond for HUMPH and tho Inter VI discharged from custody subject to tho condition that if nt any tltno within six months HUMPH should again offend against the pen co nnd good order of tho city DAMSKV will forfeit the sum of f 500 to the city of which he Is tho Sheri The HUMPH episode which began In an amusing way nt tho residence of Herr DlAXCK closed iu a humiliating manner at the Harlem Police Court when DAMSEN stood with HUMPH nt the bar DAMSIIN had appointed this Incompetent Individual anil there was some propriety In his going ball for him Tho Sheriffs office under DAM FNS administration Is again Illustrated In the case of UUUPF State Krponses and tlir Tn Hate This years tax rate ns fixed by tho Re mbllcnn Legislature which adjourned on Thursday Is 201 Tho total amount of np iroprlatlons provided for the expenses of the State and of Its public Institutions which this tax is I Imposed to pay is S 1 751837 Such In detail Is the fiscal record I offered for the last year of the term of Gov ernor Lnvi P MORTON The tax rate In 1H04 the last year of the term of HOSWKM 1 FLOWER Democratic Governor Xew York was 218 and the otnl amount of State appropriations pro idetl for as the proceeds of that tax wns 945fi742 An Increase of rate and of ap iropriations is therefore seen though com tared with last year the tax rate Is I lower and tIle amount of State collections less I Last year the expenses from the proceeds I I of taxation for the maintenance of schools of Xew York State nns S 0J4fi57 This ear the amount to b raised from taxation for the same purpose Is 54002003 a very smnl increase Last year the amount alsctl by taxation for the care of the In Igent insane which Is now a State charge was H212UH2 This year the amount irovldcd for this purpose Is I 4380712 a mall increase The maintenance and ro pAir of the canals owned by the State cost ho people last year in the way of taxation 81145111 This year notwithstanding a bernl provision authorized by the Con titution as amended for canal expenses Crol the proceeds of bonds the State ex leuditure Is I 2351 103 a material In rease The canals of Xew York have not cost so much in one year since 188U The other expenses of tho State come inder the designation of general pur KJSCS and amounted last year to SIonI 1 B57 This year the amount to be provided frol taxation Is only f 1111110 and tho eason of this noticeable decrease is tho tle cvenuo to thn State from a new source Iquor license fees to the amount of 3000 000 This item of 3000000 added to the pecific provision for general purposes rngs the aipount up to abut the same ns nst year though in 1801 the total tax for general purposes I was 2300000 Still little credit is due to the Repub Icans this year for decreasing the expenses of the State They are larger than under democratic rile Readln Other Mens Hpecclicn A new practice was attempted In the enato of the United States on Tuesday he Xaval Appropriation bill came before ho Senate sitting In 1ommltteo of the Whole Senator PliOCTOR of Vermont had nteiidcd to address the Senate on this leas ire but wns absent Hu left his proposed specch with Mr 1LATT of Connecticut That gentleman asked unanimous consent hat it 1m printed In tho Lonyrrtmlonal tccnnl and announced that If I such consent could not IKI obtained ho would read tho speech himself Oblcction was made to printing In the Urcnril whereupon Sen ator PIATT saitl he would go ahead At this point Senator Hi 11 suggested tho very pertinent question whose speech was It to which thu Senate R about t listen f Wns It 10 be regarded os the speech of tho gentleman from Connecticut who was pres elt or as the speech of the gentleman from Vermont who was absent f Mr HMK responded that It was the speech of the gentleman from Vermont Tim following colloquy then took place Mr Hill I that not establishing a bad precedent TenfojttiaHenatn lr lltu Tho Senator from Connecticut ennmako I I as Ills own ei clt Mr UlLLHo cun do Ih1 A Senator can always malts a speech lie Iscomiiettnt totlo tliat Hut Ilio I notion hi wlietbr wo want to start II o custom of a Iolnr nmUn another Henalors simcli lieru ami IIIR II rlnlel In lha Itmml I iln nut think U I a Ktxxl practice I shall have iu nbjrfl Sir Ireshli nt Mr KitiKM nI unilerfctiml Ilia benulor from Connecticut lias hdrwn that I request anil h Is I now aliont to mke tDe speech hlu silf Mr II lIr AII I lr tlHAr Ami In his own tin Mr IM IKMKTim Sciutur from Connecticut hss withdrawn the rerinst lu first mae llr ll ir UJih irijiixils have Ieo l ii withdrawn lha request In print In the Kteunl ami the request Mt Iliu feecrelftry read the speech I understand Ilia Senator rum Cunneillcul prnpmes In no on and rai l ll speech In his own time Mr 1111 1 limn I nootijrctlon to the Btpatnr from Connecticut making liU speech hUll I must object to his uiakluK the spun h ot somotKMljr tlse and having ItapKar In Ibo fVrunl that II Is the speech of sonu bud vlw Several SenMurs He his Ibo rlht lo da that I Mr Ilm So hehasuul the rmiil ttidnllmt Ills a praellee that Is aljiised In the nther House and 111 I unworthy of tnoSinste and uuuht not to be maile a precedent With all due respect lo Iho brnJIor from Vermont who Is I absent I tlilnk II It a prnvdt DI I hut ought not la b italillsl rd and I want lo object rtfht here Tho helistor can makv his onn speech and Ibe frronJ will show Ibat It Is his Mwh That Is Ibo rbtbt rractlct i nit must adhere to It Ur FifLKiruUt me su gi si to the Eepalor from Now York thai I lira Prnator from Connecticut cbooMS lo make a f w prcllialuary remarks and tfctu I Ila t read t p ttP l br th IDat from Vermont I do not knowanr fronnd In the work on which you csn Hop It O any ralaor custom ot the Senat under which ran could pnrcnt II Mr HiuThstlinot the pint Mr FAfUtKtnThat li wlial the Henator from Connecticut proposes lo do Sir Iliitllo can react th iptMh of DAHIIL W I stun as part of Ms rrtnarks or read hit own speech eli 1 but Ihat rnsdo jears ao or anbotly speechl Is not the mint That honetef Isktl hecamlo Do nut Itt I us begin such a practice now out of courtesy tn the absent Henator from Vermont It strikes me I would b tied precedent for the future 1Ich Honator make his own speech and let the whole of I be printed In the ftreonl A his speech Thai Is I what thu Hctiatflha always adhered lo and III Is a good practice If tho Henator from Connecticut wanta to no on low1 Is rnthcr a late hour for n speech from anybodr A hal past I oclock In the afternoon after the able dltctisiton by different Ronators to which we hare Ilitened upon tht bond question and In on Iaughter J The adjournment ot the Senate hero put an end to tho discussion Senator HIM was clearly right tn his ob jection although his point was evidently misunderstood nt first by somo members of tho Senate What ho wanted to prevent was the publication of Senator Piuicrolts speech In the ronorrMfomit Itfcnrd In such a way R to make It appear that tho speech was actually delivered In tho Bcnato by Mr PllocToli Instead of having hccu read thcro by Senator PIATT In other words ho In sisted that the llecord should tell just what really happened and not con vey to its readers the false Impression that the Senator from Vermont had been addressing tho Senate upon on Important public measure when In fact bo waa not I In tho Capitol at all I the leech waa to go Into tho Record ha contended that it should go In as a part of Mr PLATS ro marks and not as though Mr PllOGTon had himself given a volco t It Can any ono doubt the correctness of this position t It Is a pltlablo business for this great Government to publish an official I account of tho proceedings of tho national legislature I In which men are credited with speeches which they have never delivered Tlio Man to Say It On Thursday ono of tho most welcome statements concerning the Xatlotml Democ racy published for many days was quoted In THE SUK from tho lon CALVIN STEWAHT UIIICE of Ohio Mr HltlCE now earnestly c1 in tho National I Democratic engaged prexentlng aton Demo cratic Convention from fall lug into tho lands of tho free sllverltcs said that the jaraljvlng dread afflicting the Democracy est upon any development of party strength and expectation of success Presi dent CLEVELAND would force his own re lomlnatlon Is not warranted for tho reason that CLEVELAND will not and cannot b 1 candidate Senator HniCE thinks that no ono need fear that by exertions now In b mlf of the Democracy he may contribute t lIs eternal disgrace by subordinating It t an ambition for 1 third term The only trouble with Mr BRICE3 stnte ncntls I that It comes from the wrong source The Inn who ought to make It IsOnovEK LFVELAND himself as surely 1 candidate jy the advocacy of his official sycophants and by his own failure when deliberately juestloned to remove all doubt as to his ntentlons as he was In the year 1802 The Democratic party should b like CESARS wife above The suspicion single person able conclusively to provo its Innocence ence of danger to the political principles of he Unit States is CLEVELAND himself Gang for Auxiliary Cruisers One noteworthy amendment made by the Senate In tho House Navy bill isrn Increase of the appropriation for reserve guns to ho used on auxiliary cruisers from 250000 t 5400000 This Increase is justified by the facts The SUI asked for was 8500000 and the acts of March 3 1801 and May 1O 1S9U pro vllo that all steamers registered under these provisions ClU b used as transports or cruisers Tho Paris the New York the St Paul all the St Louis are now recelv ng largo subsidies every year on condition hat they hole themselves in readiness t servo the Government Yet there Is I not n 1 gun for any of them Other merchant ves sels would bo bought or chartered by the ioverniiicnt in case of war and there should he ready In reserve guns and gun mount for them On tho lakes wo aro prevented from nmln alnlng 1 nival force except tho nominal ono prescribed by treaty Great Britain Is 1 under the snmo restrictions but she has ho advantage of a supply of reserve guns and ammunition with which to fit out her merchantmen A t Smllar Riipply for our merchant marine there would settle the question of tho domination of the lakes The ordnance and ordnance stores thus accumulated cost nothing except at tho outlet slnco they are easily cared for laving them nt hand will 0 1 great source of security An Impossible Cundltlnto The subjoined note calls attention to the lecullar state of affairs now before us To Tlir EDITOR or TIIK 8111 sir Why should not ha Iteimbltcans put up McKinuiT and the Democrats VILSON all lit the malu Issue be the tariff New YOKU A l MO K O 8 McKlSLEV perhaps for tile Republicans nit not WILMIX or any other WiLSONblll Inn far the Democrats if he htands for this arlfts preservation For 1 political party II any country like the United States with an Inkling of tho laws of business to put forward as Iu loader the representative of a policy steadily forcing It to debt and uinkruptcy would bu too extreme a depart I ur from the common ways of managing itlbllc affairs The constant drain also on t ho ireasuryb gold reserve In order to pay the current expenses of the Government must he stopped A tariff for protection Is a rational prop 81t101 so is I 1 tariff for revenue only A tariff fordeficlt never Tlio conversation made by some Ignorant persons In Wushlnetoa Rod newspapers there nnd clscnhero In rrcnrd to the supposed ol btructliiii of the mal by tho collnctlona ot Gov ernment needs recently aud sarcastically put at the disposal nf Congressman by tha Jlun Jriit1 hTpiuiM MOIITON lii trivial and wltlmut ex CIISD The nmlU arc nut obstructed and tlio eeids ara just ns good AS they ever were It liuppuns tn bo a fncU n fuct us wit as the ever ItHtlnv hills If nut yet us obvluui that ull tho hundrrtls of thousand uf packages of vegeta ble seeds and flower soech paid fur by tbe lov ernment nnildunu up by the scientists In Mr MmiToVrt employ have ono amt a happy des tination They Art all directed to Cnntnn Mass flu y nil unto the lon KIHAII AlAus I Mousr u illniini relative nf tie ADAMS family I Inll tbn iiinot potlihfd etotMinaq In thoShalM KtiNuliid dlitrtct It Is not a particularly lariio district and canslderablu parts uf It ure still left free In the ben and tho hunter but wher ever In that district curiosity the tleslro of seelnt strance countries may lead you you will dither tlml liovcrnroent la 1s packed up la curds and hales be da tha road corl ald IJle bldo or growing enormously In the front yards and back yards In tha tnwnuf Plymouth whichlithhistorical If not the nctnal capital ot Mr Momis em pire tuu Iru under the Influence of Mr 1 1 MOIUBI ambition and the ntnal tendency of Oonmmenhedal li abut flfty te bilh I cMts a grateful shade The fellowi on the trol ler road on their way out to the beach are armed with nies and they have t cut the grass down every hour In order t make I passngowny for tha trains Nothing but tho most miOlgnan malice could have uttered this report abut tho obstruction of the mall There U no obstruction of the malls In Joppa or on the white beach of IlllllngUin Hen At this scuson of tho year peo ple havo come to those regions from the eluh teen quarters of the world Mot of them hnve come to obnnrve the fructification of the lovcrn mcnt seeds distributed by the Insolent hani nf tho lon KIMAII ADAMS Monsr M C a ills taut relative of tho ADAMS family and 511 more have come for tho purpose of watching the increase In his A I A whiskers which nro thn splendid result of Government a contribute1 by tlio lain Dr GEOIIUK IlAlfBT IontNii Com missioner of Agriculture It In clear that the popular enthusiasm throughout the Republican party for McKtM IKY Is very great I Is juat AS clear tat most of the loaders of the Ilepubllcan party tho oldest and most Important politicians In It are Convinced thnt MrKlMrlvA nnmlnntfmi ivrmM bo unwlso This substantial defiance of tho cenernln Interesting by conflict the rank and file makes a mighty What Is fame and what is It good for Doe It continue t be any objoot for noble minds to b drunken with this last Infirmity I obscurity any wore f A telegraphic dn path Is now heating many wires and many minds despatch from Indianapolis that sat of 10 much politics and of the lon UBXJAMIN HAH msox Somehow or other says this burning despatch the visit of Governor MATTHEW of Kentucky failed to arouso widespread Interest In hli Presidential boom and It continues In a state of lassitude due partly to the general de bility of his party but Micro li I a secondary cause In the fact that the Governor Is i la lng hidoandseck with the currency question MATTHEW 1 Wo shall bear next of KOIAND CIIOMWELT and HRCTOII MUHAT There la nn Ignorance which la within the bounds of for giveness It la forgivable for Instance for the Hon JOHN CiiAntcs NEW of Indianapolis to be unfamiliar with the and thu untAmllar names ex ploits of ODYSSEUS the founder of Cornell University Nobody would blame tho Hon DICK TiroMisuN tho most ancient of mariners It be were unacquainted with CIIICB and CAIYPBO I would b unjust to expect that the lon CIIAIIIES WKUII HANKS should b nn authority on tho wnra In Tnrtnry and even Gen LRW WAIIACK tliat ornament of tho lioldon Horn Is I not regarded as an authority on tbe present educational con i dition of the reindeer In Alaska Hut nut to know MATTHEWS To cal him MATTIIKW as If ho wero a brother of tho Aoostlo In the New Testament or or tho npostlo of temperance Tho world Is very full of Ignorance but there novcr bas boon before nor can thero ever bo aatn nn Ignorance equal to this Tho Hon CiAilii MATTIIIWS n garland of rutabagas around his liend a memoir of CINCINNATIS In his hands which tenderly enfold the plough handles an ox ahorse and n bay steer 100klll at hint with appreciative eyes li the pillar of tho peoplun dope the centre of a worlds desire Ono mar bo Ignorant of tnanv things and yet bo excused but to cal tbe lon CLAUDE MATTHEWS uf In diana Governor MATTHEW of Kentucky Is a species of Ignorance which climbs to the dignity of a crime Tho man who sent that despatch will never get a job as Consul when tho Hon CLAUDE MATTHEWS la I elected 1resldont of these United States Tho frightful accident which caused tho death of Miss SnifMAcnEit tho bicyclist on Thursday Is nn extremely forcible hint to every one of iho legion 1 of wheelmen the world over Miss SIlt Irlrn was a careful and experi enced rider and able to handle her wheel skil fully She was not scorching or riding nn I guardedly at tho time of the mishap but with ordinary caution Tho thine most responsible fur her death Is tho fact that a bicycle la treach erous nnd apt a nnr tlmo to be vary easily up set Naturally the fewer accidents a wheelman h las thn stronger becomes his assurance Never theless a stone or other object half tho Mzo i of a hens ell Is liable toillslmlco a rider In a Jlfly whllo a sudden lateral collision however slight may IMo nliko elTcct A cyclist becomes at tached to bis heel ns a locomotive engineer bo comes attached to hN endue and almost be lieves that It has n soul md tho power of dis cretion Though a heel can spin however It cannot think The HOI WIILMM EMERSON IlAnrtETT of Mclroso li I a great man and a good If It had not been for him tho lon JASIEU TAI IIKIIT of South Carolina would now bo pnrtod from tho rest of tho Inltcd States by n brldgc less gulf Tho Hon WIIIIAM EMKHSOX lUit nrrrr has not only kept tho Hon jAHrrit TAMIEIIT In these Inttcd States but he has mado It worth whllo for these Inltcd States to continue to keep together I Is possi ble that ho has lot nlwnjs had tho good fortune or tho skill of tho Hon THOMAS DtiAiKmr KEEU when tho Hon THOMAS Hn CKETT HrEii seated the chair has him proudly In Speakers It Is a trifle moro dlfllcult to bo Speaker of tlio House of Representatives of tho tlilted States than to bo Speaker of tho House of Itepresentatlves of Massachusetts And yet Mr HAIUIKTT has done well and there can bo no shade of a doubt that he has performed formed till duties whether ordinary or extra ordinary with perfect satisfaction to himself Hut genius has Its obligations as well as It privi leges Any Jury or commission of expert con sidering tho beauties of the Kngllsh language would be obliged to rtgard the lon WIIIIAM HMKIISOV IlAitnittT with a severe eye Why docs his ncnspaper tho Hoxtnn Advertiser abbreviatn so damnably Why does It cull him for Instance Cong HAH IIETT Why tines It MI lamentably curtail thn purple rolws of tho lon Uronor FuiRlilr HOAII and the lon HrMtv CAIIOT IOIKIK nnd speak of Sen Hutu mil fen LOIMIB Why does It talk of Hep SMITH and Hep SMVTiir I may bo f aid that these things are small matters but In a great lan there should b nothing small Tho rent In SAMUEL PEPYSI cauiblet cloak was small hut It hurt him A AVeat Vlrnlal IMIInr Nominate tbe JDI Daniel Uanatott I rot tilt ChatltHon tltutttt Ur Pinlel Manning I certainly Ihn chotctof the emocratlij ne paper men of West Virginia for resident lie slopped raids upon tha Treasury for gold by telllnir tho Wall Ktreet people that any further efTorliton their par focmity lh Treasury of gold would b met by paying half their demands In silver and half la gold Jlaeiperlenjed no further troublo while he position on this question bl was In omen 110101 thlouton nakes him a Morlte Nolionds had to b Issued dur lOG his term of office t replenish Ibo depleted gold rrserTc Tha DentrnclloB of Mlellleon HIlTCrltel Don loklnn came down like a wolf on Ibe fold Ills cohorts all Kleamtix ullti sound money gold And thu sheen of their lotci was like stars uu Iho sea That Is as near yellow us surltKht can b II to tho leaves of the forest when summer Illro Ills hosts with their banners In Detroit were seeui Like Ilm leaf esof the forest when autumn Iiatli blown Were the sllverltes after Ihe result I made known Ior Ihe ot rs of Pon spread their wlnts on tha Mail And Hupped In tha faeuof Ihn foe as they paswd And Ihe eyes of tha slIrerltM aied deadly and chill And their nerve but once heaved ale forever was still And them lay one leaden a slug In Ihe neck Had left him In such a condition of wreck Thai he couldnt have laid ou with any regard For the truth whO n I was llmt had hit him so hard And there lay I another distorted and pal With a IIIIK I In his car and a l 1st In his tall i And the uthers ue atUTnl around ou the floor With Don and his coaorls still hunting for more There was weeplugand M llhuauditnashlnzof lecth And 1101 I silling down ou Ilm I roud slli er u reath And Ihe sunwlU h had shone Illi a bright sllvur light drew golden and shone like thn moonshine at llltht Now the sllvcrlles sadly Ihe battle btwall For their Idols are smashed In Ibe Inapt of Paal j And torn of them swear that In parly shall spill While tbt olacrs trowu wls r icsponj to th m Mlf L PZAQZA1UIK A9AS1T Lord nronchnm OrA BerBiost Htotea nrons the rMIII Ilroohsj To THB EDITOR or Tn BUISlrl In the mater nf plagiarism one of the strangest cases which ever occurred stlmllo havo eecnticil 1 tho notice of your correspondents In 1NT1 tho autobiography of Lord Ilrotigham was pub lished by his executor under very positive In structions that the narrative was to h printed as I have written It At page Bfl ho fast Encouraged by him this father I tried my hand ot writing English essays and even talcs of llclnn I find ont of these has snrvhod the wnstepnpcr basket and It may nmii o my renders to we the sort of composition t wns mitlty nf at tho ago of thirteen My I tale wns entitled Memnon or Human VIMom nnd Is R follows Memnon one day conceived 1 the useless project of belnn perfectly wise heN Is cnrccly any man who has not nt onn time or ntnor let this folly jiass through his head The utorv want on nml the closing pcntcnco wan A follows I Ah Ireplied poor Mnmnon I shall never ere bo able to ce that till Ive irotbuck hal uthcr eyrIt turned nut that Lord Ilroughami Tale of Jlrtlnn wns literal I I a translation ota tale or Miitair entitled 1 Mmmmn ou La Sn oJ 1 gessj Hmnnlnn 41 bo Ilrst anil r a tUt n ot tho orlgltml nreas follow Memnon concitt mi Jour lo prolct Innenso rr dftro parfnltcincnt Man II nya curro dhommos A iinl cctto folio nalt quelquefols posso par la IDte Ah Je no crolral cela repltqna le plqua pauvre Memnon quo quand Jo no neral plus brll la l a pretty stronIC4 of piracy by the learned friend R Peacock calls Brougham In one of hl dellBhtful utorlfs Let mo glvo you a more modern Instance Nearly twenty vrnra airo two American la dIes attended a fashionable church In London ono Sunday morn 111 Upon coming awny one remArket to the other that they had heard a very good sermon o Yes Lwas the reply It WM a lermon of Phillip TtrookB I ron On renchltiB home this was verified b ref erence to tlio prlntnl volume of sermons UH7H wheie tho tlhcour Is 1 numliorei VI The Con olatlotis of flntl I hen Ihe greitt prencher was Informed of tills occurrence ho wns very much amused Ills comment was ver r I ntn Mirprl cd nt thn otupldltr of tho e Enallnhmcn I nn American wore itolne to Henl a pcrnion bn would steal a ret deal better ono than that ns lie enlly cnnngh could do T must 1m I a Rpcclnl dl grnce If onn of thorn should ever ho detected In MenllnK from an American and I cnnnot help hoplnit thnt this poor fellow may en iinfoundnnt Hut I shall remember II with Interest nnd wntcli 1 wil In hlo nIp J the wnv Mr IMItor cnnnot omenf yonr readers recnll the old rnlorl cRI eplurnm beginning As poundtext WIO prcnrhlnir R t sermon one day A sermon hed stolen from nhilr The asemblvs dlsttirlnsl yonmnvremem her hr tho barking of a Iol 101 Hip owner comes to the nMuo nf his favorite and defends him on tho ground thnf He always wilt bark nt a thief PlIILADEUMIIA April 28 J P B IVhern to Rend 31 oner tn Aid Catmjs Cnafte To Tim Enrron or THE Ptv Sir Will you plea o boso kind as to tell me whcro a SI0 hill will bo received to help alone tho cause of llxrty the world over and In Cuba In particular I you tlo ten Irishmen of tho Seventh ward of this city will make up the pursn and cnd It along SKVKNTII AlI Nrw HAVEN Conn April 01HOO Send your money to T Eftrnda Palms nn New Rtrect Now York if you wnnt to help the Cuban cauee llegenernte pif rii t To riir FMTUU or THF Ss I r Tho statements unite In an article under the above caption In TIIR Stf for April 2Uh nro KO foreign to my experience hat I venlilro toconlrotert them liy samples here with which samples wero mat by me In direct eon rnillctlnn to the teachings of the writer of the nrtlelo ireTlously alluded to I han mmle hundredi of toundsof puff pnsto In my llfn from any flnur thnc ras nt hsnd and hn e never had a failure The sim iles of puff pi te sent ou were made from thentronfr est bread flour In the market one thnt Is too strong fnr breid eten but I will aMdn by vour venllct at to whether tho pn te N RO W or not lenrln mind how erer Ihat the pmtp 1 ioncdnyoldand Is not so pood as t was when frh I Astohtendlnt illfferent nOl to make purf PASTA IhRI l nons n no mill makes Hour from one brnnd or sort of whent only they 10 certain luantltles of winter nnd of spring whet md these como from various parts of the ountry Tho blending U I nil dono In the mill and annot tm Improved upon Any of the socntled pat nts will mike ffoo1 1 puff piite Vistry flour Is whollv nnneciMnrv for puff pif ti 1t l the fame stock more finely bolted nnd li no hrtter than nnother fnr tho inirpo enf j nvlr making Llchtims of bnndlliK In I tin nlented In mnklng nit I r by i our writer nml the rolling pin Is deelirpd to bo I niil np i In rijnrd 110 tl ine n sertlotis I vlll i hit I elah l o rounds und I lav nil mv urtffht noil triigth upon thn rollltipln As to iitmnMlei In tmklng pnsti otir rlter sas rub enotich imiler nM n qn M rt of floir tn make It nult mlnIU niftl I ThN I atiKiird fnr ft tnhlr l oonflll o litilter will rrnnirntin tmrf nf nOl Inlf pa t reijulns I lound fnr rniind n rount of Intter to n pound of lour nmi n nttie M nf1 AH it IP POI In ptu in ana lave tie 13r bind AT flrnt Inp o In nholno lor n 1rlln mnkl1 III nI WF h n pOm1 nr nlr 011 I Ik hnl 0 IUU 01 Ih 1 RlhIIr In hr 11e Rny rlrmmlano I 10t lh I utrr 11 nP r 011 11 hltr I al hp ulC np Ih t I Tokp holl tlp Imtr 011 ph111 pl III I II i I WI I Ihon Inll1 tIl hol In Ilml Tk tl hllrr rlllln I 111 onlnl thp mn Ihol 1111 I mnlh hp 001 hp I B 1 rl p t hol nn hnl nuII nrr h1 Tn or mr In n nl rnlll nlt 1 n Ihe In I prlnIOIJI tr 11 1111 I Ilr 10 onr nl I pntl nln eh 11 Ik nn rnI Ilrl h IIRP 1hl no II In rll h tn 011 to 1 ll nn Inh Ihh an1 I rlllr 1 Ilrn rl I 11 I In b hnmoreniU nuil hiI H when the work enmes In I Is I not A loti for n unmnn nml 1 I h1 seen but onp woninn who couM 1 ma e nh nliite puff li I te they makn uhat they ciil Hnkv pmtrj whl li Is I no rouble flt nil but II l nnt pun tmt After the pt I nmdeniit It aiMi for nn hour If possible I eforo mnkliig I Into ftinpes Thf illrectlou rend I rlnhi hit thev an iisniosa 10 iny on ho erpcts to make puff aI lc tin nrt tme nf trylti There isnicn pentlnl purl vhch nnnnt ln u rlltnn ntlt nml thnf la t lit If whnwlo 10 I Ilot A cIIIn ln 01 h u1 nloIIOlI I 11r1 t hlphRU nnlI hI tpp nI 1ln I 0 wpi mlhl nn Ie 10 prlnt Ilrlral hOCUp Ihy ho1 co ITI nn hnI Theeril t ilhmltted to TIE SIN as evl lenee Mcood tut not great MelttnUr and thn A P A Tn TIIK EniTiiit or Tlir Sr Sl lr I appeirs to me Iha the nppnrent opposition of thu uti American irret political ornonUiitlon lo tliu nomination nnd lietlon of 0 McKlnley 1 In thn rrrsldeiiey Is o rani parent ns lo wool a rne ilnuht of Its lu iTlty and lo make onn think of the laI In Hamlet s It protests tm niuilt Thedrnmull methods uf Ihp Kentucky Convention ending as I did In Me I Klnleys favor ngaln t tho alleged preliminary nppo Itlon to him and tho hands all round over thn estiit was very stiRffe tlve of chicanery If I Is true as slnlinl it at Major JUKlnlejs prhnlo ccretary Is I a memlnr of the A I1 md I nrm Irolol frlond and Irnlher Innudl in of Mr Trnlnor resident of thatorgnnlftllon nnd If It l cornel us eiKirtiil tliat th immti lnllI l Hi int nflen IviuraitfitnuiiiH In roll onIIIRII1 l m in i t r of lie M ulnley t oont Mr Mareili Iliitinn i n luttneiilviied I seion of tne Inmlly 1 i f that name u here not room tor ouiplilnn of me uenulnenrs i r th oppoFltlou of thi A I A In MtKlllln I hi ituoitlmi lero sutr it Itneif I Wimi has Mulir MeKlule M r one tu earn thiopposition of thn A I A t Ihmuh I have wntehiil his enreer fur years I have ncir nnn ir Heard of nny public or prltale 1 ait of his In I p I l Ion to the tenelH of that society lon I would If an ndmlrahl darklonlern sehcnie Ilm ucrHS of whltli tlfl coimiilrators VOUM iiilm If in think they t n sHriily i I In favor of tht I cliviimi uf lu MeKlnlev The eutild limlcitheir pretendxl pnli oppus lion to IhodUllliguMiid l tiiiloni uil I pd gl1l I otiielrends aslh I ie would prulmbly Knther 1 In I Urn lltpnrt of ant cnmlMnloppo id hi Hum ft lurc arl r of hsi U f cull is I the Irish VOIH hnnii utter will not ti duped by nuyrusoof the enemy nut f their civil ami rHUIoiii rl lit The ptililh ftllnn uf hit letter In I ll Ms mat di some good III calling t intlon tnth w y Ihat are dark of the I nniillaa ir mremen insMiitradlng In this eoiintr umlor th millHor the American rrottCtlva Asjovialtnil Niw iiotApril no VntrMs When tVnlklnc la tbe Nlreet nllli n Indv To TIIK Ft iTuanir TUB hi X tfr 1 OIHI read thnt when walking In Ihe street with a lady a renllo man should always wiilk at the lift w n i pin pl to Ihn right and the Idea WHS that walking at the ladys left tho gentleman would always shield her from eontacl with painers by This always seemed reasonable to me but 1 notice tint as a matter nf fact tho gentloniiii utmost lnturlthly walks nil tha side df the walk Innnrd the street and If Ihe lady and fielltleiiiau crn s mur tn Iho other fclite nf thi lre t Ibu fjcnlleinun tales tho same luo Ihore on lha sMu toward the street There Is general rea m for ai revalllngpriec I the outer si le nf Iho nalk Ihu right sM for u lad escort lo xalk upon and why JACKW Vot In Ihe New Drill lleKiilullonsi To TIIK KtlTOK or Tlir Si I iiliwrvid while attending Ihe reglmrntal servliis ul bt rartholome s last hunday Ihat when Ik service required the con relation lo rst moillf no all of Ihoso wearing tha uniform of thn hevetilh Keglmenl placed lh lr left bands upon Ihe ha ks of Ihe pews and eierclsrd their rlgbl feet In a manner mat seeme1to in peculiar as Ihougki th y were uncoimtouslv feeling for a resb will Touklndirlt pusiue tiplaln Ibis movement T I do not nnd II In any military lode Arou itu Mt T nvnorin or rjinnit omss The HnnltlDnt Kxpenaei of New Terk Chlrntto und llrooklrn Coniinrcd The net miinlclpnt expenses of New York city In n yenr cxrltishe nf the citys ihnro of the Stale debt the Interest upon the citys liontls mid tho money required for tho pay ment nf 101110 uf thu bonds at maturity amount to llonoooo The city of Now York nnd the county of New York bolruf Identical otllclally tho expenses nf tho latter are merited and In eluded In tho cltvs expenses wkercas tbe run nliitf expenses of llrooklrn aro divided between tho city of llrooklyn proper and the county of KltiKs nnd tho expense of the city of Ihlcntto nro partly Injluded In tho mtinloltuil buditct and pirtly In the expenses of Cook county llrooklyu spends for nchnoln this year ft noUOOOj New Yurk strands 31100000 Chi ca o ipends 85600000 New York Ilrook lyn and ChlcaRo are all three noted for the attractive character of their public parks those of Chlcnuo havlnit natural water advantages which thu parks of New York and Urooklyn do not enjoy butnwlnit to tha Rood taste of a long line of Now Yolk city Park Commissions that hne bronchi Into tho puhllo rcrvlc men skilled In the development of park area In accordance with tho highest standards the parks of New Vork aro far ahead of the parkf of other American cities Tho Park Deimrtmcnt of Ilrnnklyn costs this year filliuount Ihe New Vork Inrk Depart ment costs 1IM0000 ChlcaRos Inrk De partment costs 1600000 Iho ItrooKlvn De partment of City Works vthlch rorresponds to tho New York Department of Public Works costs this year 000000 the New York De partment of Publlo Vor i costs f311o000 the ChlcaKo Department of Publlo works costA fSoOOOOO exclusive of the payments made from the proceeds of bonus The pay roll of the Chicago Department of Publlo Works for 1R06 amounted to 2042000 The pay roll of the New York Department Is con siderably more and to It should be added gnKIOOO this years appropriation for tho Department of Street improvements la the territory beyond tho Harlem HUcr the juris diction of tho New York Department of Pub llo Works bolrnr roextenslvo with Manhat tan Island Ilrnnklyn spenjs 1400000 for bur Fire Department New York ssiendr J2 1100000 tho Chicago Klro Department costs In n sear 1100000 of which 070000 gors for tho account of salaries Tho foremost functionary of an American oily Is tlio Mnyor In nil publlo functions nnd entertainment at feasts banquets receptions drills or reviews tlio Mayor Is an Important personage Ho lias to do with tho administra tion of tho nlTnlrs of the town and In Now York nnd llroukljn under the amended Con stitution bin tho vuto i o er on cnrtam legis lation Hut tliu expenses of the Mavorn ofllce In an American city ure very slight In New York city Ibe Mayors ofllcc Including the sal ary of theMnjnr and nil his nubnrdlnates costs only i000 In n year The maintenance of the Mayors ntllce In llrooklyn costs still lets S173UO and In Chlcami It cnstsilfiOOO 10 000 of nhlch Is for salaries Tho Mayor of Chicago gotc STOOO of tidf Tho Health Do pnrtmont costs In a jear In Niw York city about half n million dollarsSniDOOO Is the appropriation this year The Health Depart ment of Chicago costH 8100000 ot uhlch 83 000 Is for salaries Tho llrooklyn Health De partment costs this year 8187000 Tho alteration and extension hy successive Legislatures of the building lans has had tho cllett of mnklng each yenr tbe Department of llulldlngs more Important Tho llrooklyn De partment of IluUdtngs cotts S70000 to main tain this yenr tho New York Department of llulldlngs SJ10000 In Chicago thu Depart ment nf llulhllnn Is culled the Department of Ilulldlng Inspection Its maintenance costs fill0111 n jciir nf ulilci itlOOO Is for salaries New York expends In a jear 8S7COO for a Clll Service Commission For tho same funtlonnrl04 Itrnoklyn jinvs 12000 n year and Ihicnco nn omul amount Sl000 of whlc Is for bnlarlc The Department of Jurors costs In New York 11000 nnd the fees of Jurors arc SHI000 additional Tho HrnnMvii Department of Jurnrs paid from Uie prnt ieds of the Kings county tax levy cosU tfnonoo In I hlcngo it Is a branch of tho Law Department Chicago has nn ofllclnl known ns tho Market MniUT and among bis Items nf disbursement aro those fnr gas ln iectlnn oil Inspection In Idee tender and dog catchers Among tbe Itciim of imhllo exieiiillture which api esr In tbe Rrooklyii tax budget are wells pumps nnd crosswalks Tho rare of the Indigent In llrooklyn Is tint n rlty hut u county charge Thu Item of IntiTct on the llrooklyn city debt amounts to SI700000 this year and the In tirc t nn thu enmity tlebt of Kings also paid by Iliouklyn amounts to S400000 Now S nrks Interest clmrco this car Is So000000 Tho nnniml tax le y In Chicago Is about 812 0000110 and tho debt of tho city Is 17000000 the debt of TOOK Iounty being 4000000 ad ditional llrooklyn spends as much Iu a year us ChlCigo ovit HOTS iff AT a EH a Tlir Slnr and Htrlpesi sit the Posit of Honor A ItrllllantlompllnieBtto AmeilenQi frttm the Jovrnal tltt fiAbatf Tho triumphs of the barbarians In tha Olymplo Can e nro Il general gallantly recogntred by tho siMitatorn At Iho eutrance of the stadium there Is a lliKiOie nt tho foot of which tha number of the t m N recorded at tho cloio of each contest and at thi ti p of which the flag of till country Is raised ThN hi an Ingenious Idea which clearly marks tho International character of tho games In turn tbe colors of nil thegrent European nations have floated from this high poit of honor but thn flag that has appeared thero most frequently w as the starry banner of the tnltnd states And this Is perfectly natural t ecatiiio the Americans were tho Drst to become en thusiastic over the Olympic games and they were the on penplo H ho never had a doubt of their success The two teams which they sent to Athens displayed from the very commencement their athletic value nnd cftjieclally the superiority of their training The nstouUhcd Athenians ttuftpected that they wore pro fessionals They could nut Imagine that tbe young mm with mut clu4 so docile were students eager to return to their studies while modestly delighted at the thought ttiat they have heightened the prestige of their unh ersltlrs HUtlnet lint Nnt Ilinerent I cant tell tiosi two PufuVs men npirt Why not t Dee of them Is good looklu j and lha other Isnt I know Ihat but which li hlrhv Voiri At M iMult llfixilll A woman stolo a kiss from Tlllman In Iienver and was laiited for her boldness A man has been lined linn for stealing a klsi from a VMIIHIII In iiiicogn Aud el women are bawling fnr equal rights Ulrln tn Truile IVom iHt I if 11 nil Vews Id like to ninkn exohango at ooca Oil tlrms ellremely IOMT On lUncliig girl uf iiureniy grsc ror una wholl m and ruw I al o havii In stock a iiald Who knows the trump In whlsti In trade Her fur a liaiiiuock rlrl NVhu wouldnt Mrumll klsxd Ono of the U t uf tho old big pace dally news papers of Now England In chsngv Us form lo b mod rn aiechanlcal tlylu Is the iw llaien Cvtxtng H jir Ur There WM a report that al Ihe same tltns our c l emd conUmporary was lo chaags Its editor W an glad to obMrv thai ibis Is not lru CoUN O Osborn wll go en making a food Bwspap r of th The Crsmbrrrr Mini Welt R r 4 u Nsstloanl Convvnttun New Jersey Is not of great account terrttorl ally In th United Platen nnd her electoral votes which hnvo vnrled between Mven aid nine but nr now ton have been cast for Democratic candidates 10 stradllr that tlm IKiIltlcnl InnilPiice nf the BfaU has seldom been decM In National Conventions From iHoJ to INKS the electoral voles of New Jersey wera uniformly cast for the Democratic Presidential oandltlatts with two breaks only In IflCOtha electoral olcs of tho Slate n ere divided torn being cnil for the Democratic nnd tome for the Kepubllcnn rnndliUte though on the popular vote tho State was Dotnocrntlc In lS78ther was a largo Dcmncrntlc defection owing to th nomination of Mr llrrclcy mid In that year for the only time In forty mrs the Democrat were In a numnrlnal mlnnrlv Though tho political Initxirtanot nf the State has not usually been large New Jersey has not been disregarded In tmtlnnil conventions Th nloncer Convention of tho Republican party In infill nominated n Now Jersey man William L Unyton for VIcoPrcsldcnt In lml4 tho Dem f ocratlo Convention nt Chicago put at the head of the national ticket Ileorge It McClolInn of Now Jersey In 1HOH Jnel Pinker nf Freehold was Iho llrst choice of the trim blue Jernar Democrats In the National Contention of the Democracy held In New York city In 1N70 Oov Parker was again the first choice of New Jersey nnd In the Democratic National Con vention nf that year at Ht Louis hn received on both ballots taken the solid support nf th Cranberry Stato In tho Democratic National Convention of 1RSO Oov Purker wns for the thlnl lltno favored by tho Democrats of New Jersey and In the National Convention of 1NH4 at Chicago the Jersey Democrats hod a candi date of their own In tho Into Leon Abbett Tho Republicans In 1HRH had among the can didates to choose from William Walter Phelpsj of Passnle Ho received yfl votes for Presi dent on the first ballot nnd nns afterward favored by many Republicans for VlotPreM dent when It liocnmw certain thatthe Repub lican nomination for that nfllce would come to the Kast Mr Phcltn wns the most for midable opponent of Sir Morton receiving 111 votes against Dl for W O Rradley of Kentucky now ovcriuir of that Stato Mr Morton was nominated on tho first ballot the Republican Convention giving moro heed lo tho preference of Now York than that of New Jcrtoy and with good reason ns afterward appeared tlio electoral votos of New York be Init given to tho Republican national ticket while those of New Jersey went tn the Democ racy In tho National Convention of the Pro hibition party In 1HHH a Jcrseyinan Clinton II Flsk was put at tho head of the national tloket and ho polled 7000 votes In his own Htuto In the political contest of 1SOS Ntnr Jersey was not rvprtpented In either of the party Conventions This year an effort Is be ing mode to secure for a prominent Jersey Republican Onrrctt A Honart tho Vlco 1 rp l1entlnl nnnilnntlnn nn thn llennhllrnn ticket and the recent Trenton Convention In structed Die Jersey delegates to give him a vigorous and undivided mipiiort No Democrntlo Jerseyman has yet appeared In the political horizon and In fact no Demo cratic Jereoyrrnn has been prominent In national Democratic Convention since Cleve lands name was first presented Cleveland U s native of Caldwell N J THE JAI MANAGER Ill UaitllDB Ability Pat Him In nn En barrn lnic Predicament From an YiJrnoirt Journal During Lillian Lewiss recent short toor through the South rhe played In one of the cities In Credit Lorraine and the play star and company made an Immense hit The local manager wos wild with enthusiasm mid at the company was to lay off the next night In duced Miss Lewis to stay and play the second iilgnt In his city What will you give me to play Tho flrst 250 that comes In Well do you think It will come In asked the clover actress who Is also very much fln d slecle In business matters Without a doubt replied the local art censor Very good then I will stay and risk IL Two hundred and fifty dollars will cover mr salaries and thats all my expenses If I star llrlght and early the local manager hustled out a dodecr telling Ills people that Lillian Lewis adorned with a SSOOOO diamond neck lace would appear In As a Looking Hass1 and stated further that only Lewis and Lane try hail ever played the part of the rlear de lightful naughty Icna Night came and n 40 houre all men came with It The man ager wns In despair dressed Immaculately In an evening dress a huge boutonnlere In bit Inpel Ho rapped on the door of the eocentrta stars dressing room Come In Persplrlngly monplng his face he bowed to the smiling actress to kill Good gracious You look awfully hot Anything wrong eh The house gasped the manager Ah turning them away So gladl No 40 Heavens 1 Ive done everything In my power see nulling out of his pocket a specimen of th dod er Got COOO of them out early and put them In oven house office and store In th cltv I looked after the work myself The lady Blowly pulled off her gloves So the play the beautiful Langtry the grea Lillian Lewis and the SUOOOO worth of dia monds could only draw a 40 house Then her eyes fell on the dodger Uood gracious man look nt tliat Where What Why dont you see nowled the trage dienne that youve advertised me as appear ing as Lena Despard wearing only a 20000 diamond necklace and nothing else Oh I OhYou You could have played marbles on the local managers coat tall as he tlew round the box ofllcc Tho noisy 840 house was as quietly dismissed ns a congregation after benediction and the jery mad and hysterical star wa driven to her hotel In a carrlaco and nut to bed ForclKB Note or Html Internet Football attracted nBIO000 personi to the league and rup Rftmei In England during ths punt snaion English oonricti are tn hare the monotony of their lives relieved and thMr moral tnno raised by lecturM on selentmo and inttreitinff iubjecti Father Wehlnjer ho for fire years has been nursing lepers In the Mftndilay Hospital has ap pjatixl lo England for money to help him In hi I work An Important rnftmcnrlnir work of freeing the Venetian lagoon near Chloggla from Inundation and the consequent malaria lm been completed X canal tm miles long and costing 1 00000 tm been built carrying the waters of the Ilrenta and the lucchlgllone acrox the lagoon direct to In Adriatic Italy prnpnnej to take the tale of quinine out of Inn Imnti of the drugglin and to make It a Oorern meat monopoly Druggists sell It at Iho rato of from 30 to IOO a pound while the Government gclslt for the army at M a r und It will be old In sealed tubet to prevent adulteration In doses of one gramme at a eost of 3 and 4 c nti Jews arnlHitng rimoied wlioleuln from the vo Ing lists In AlgiTln the Kronen Court of Causation having decllml thit only Ihow wliu hail fixed doml cites In tho ctmntry when It wn ninqnrriM lift camn Prenrh clllrens by the Crfmloiix law All otheri must tiecouu naturallnil If they wt h to vote Tho Algerian Jews had been In the habit of wan ilerlng nlKiut In trlles from one town to another al election limn and voting whervrer the tribe could obtain Ilia highest price Overproduction of curranti has upset Oreeoet finances Tlio worlds consumption Isabnut IHO 000 ton When only this iuiount Is raised the crop wlli for about 10oooooo while a crop of 170000 tons sells for only n000000 Frances demandfor tlin grapes somo jenrn OHO lnl to plant Ins now lurara the acreaue having doubled In fifteen eir but tho Impnivenicnt In the Kreoctt hit g and heavy lniKirt dullshave closed thai market Half tlio crop goes to Kuvland It I u curious eolnol lence Hut M Ilarodet whose election ns Senator In Iirls IIP blng the most molcrtB ramlldate on the list seems to have eu couriKd tht fcenaio lo overthrow the Ilourgeols Giivenimeut Mai ilm Inn icctUta esuse of the fan of M Thlni In IH7J II stood then as a Uadlcal again Thlir clnso frl in ami Korelgn Ulnlsler tho timte lu Itviniisai and was elected In II of all thotroruof u rnment The Couscrva live enemies of Idler looking on Ilarotel lee tlou a meaning thil Kratun was drifting Into radl callsm and anarchy ilctvrinlns I to overthrow Thlers 111 ma MueMahon In his Mace All embanuslug question of precedence has arisen l h reiard tho C r coronation Monsguer Un Wh w ioon a Cardinal M will repre lit t0 OIK1 lld oil con rc niTV et nc ev ry other nicmUr of tho rr Th dan uf tl boj m ni sla I the Krercti AmbJu dor the Count of MontM u d franco I h olio rnimtrv Iiussl CJ to th r pr iute of tlc Vatican At AUaa Uer III coronation dlplJntal Iho e lor WM th Oennaa AinbaMdor vho woujl nol v way to jo euvoy lavM awa from the

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t jfi tff1 1 y c J 1HE SUN SATURDAY MAY 2 18DD 1 u AN EYE ON STAGE SIGHTS run lUCY xx wrxRfl AKOOX AS IT LOHKH io Aft nxvttnr InrUtcln ot Hcftllam In Hert of the Current riajrs Critically Ob rYeTJn Trunk Trlth a Hhown I Herrmann The scene painter or stago manager nt the American Theatre ought to take 1 walk jut dor sunset on a clear evening and otxervo the kr Tlio poello consideration of the flrtnamen at this limo at day may bo left to tho dramatist but hero la I a prnctlcal point which might be utilised In Myles Aroon In which Andrew Slack IB I acting ilngtng and dancing at that theatre In the third ccrno of the second net which Is I called la the programme The Cllenn of tho lixxl People with two nt In clen rue back of the itago represents a pretty bit ot rural low with I clear kT nbore Mr Mack has a melodious and evidently very popular eonr sbouttbe stare and this Is the scene In which he Introduces It For this purpose the light are lowered to rep resent the gradual disappearance ot jtho sun and presently after an Interval ot twilight stars begin to blossom all over the ky The mistake Is that they begin to cron out at toe horizon close to the edge of the low hills where as In nature the tara arc not to bo Seen throng the denser mans at atmosphere which lies along I toward the western horizon until they have be gun to be visible between that and th zenith The effect Is I the ect pratty at American Theatre but would be truer It tho little spots of light were to bu seen first at tho top of the audiences acopo of vision aol gradually Incrouao down Ttard until tho evening sky Is full of them The accno is l romantic And Mr Macks voice and manner whon hit Is singing his love songs to Mauult tnrrttl dcllvht his hearers They do not observe the heavenly stars except In tholr com lilcle array and thor applaud tho dramatic star and demand auvornl repetitions of hit closing trklni aud the dance that goes with them IIIS i p Incidents of realism on the stage aro some r times quite as effective when they are fakes as when they employ the genuine article No ono supposes that HiIn Arooti clP real plants in the conservatory and It Is evident that Joe L m does not throw real beer In tho face of Jcit IArlrm on Fair Day or even real water It Is something that looks enough like water with out bong wet so that It does no Injury to Pals 1 makeup or his necktie The rainfall In The Vlllncr Postmaster at the Fourteenth Street Theatre Is cleverly supplemented by Isolated I little stream which comes down In the mtddlo of the stage Tho line of water which simu late the general rain Is at the back of tho smco and Ibo supplementary single stream J fells on an umbrella held up by one of the char acters and pours off It gradually wetting It wettnp pretty thoroughly This device adds to the Illusion atoll ali the Impression conveyed to the ao dlcnco Is I thru no spot on the stage escapes the pt Iale 110 general humidity After Dark at the Academy emy of Music lain tie list of tank dramas but J although the tramp dives Into real water ap parently and certainly looks very wet when ho comes before the curtain there Is no reason to believe tbat the heroine get a ducking Hho disappears when thrown Into the Thames and when sho answers the curtain call for this thrilling episode of high I dramatic I tOhh teems I wet from dIf waist down but her hair Is I not wet nor Is I her com plexion The moist appearance of the skirt Is I a thing by Itself and has no use whatever except to carry the realism of the scene Into the bow before the drop curtain III Herrmanns Asiatic Trunk Mystery lean I extraordinary cabinet trick by reason of Its I childish simplicity When the curtain rises on I this part of the programme at Palmers four or flve men droned a Chinamen are discovered arandlng about and moving their feet In a sort of chopstick Jig supposed to b characteristic of gentlemen of tho Celestial empire That I Is all are doing this but one man tho one who stands down stage left who does a sort of lazy Irish heelcap with very ludicrous street In the I I centre of the stage Is I a large canopied t framework supported by four slender stand 1 ards with a platform some two feet abovo the stage level One of the stationary pacers Is f behind this and his niovlDft feet are a continual demonstration that there Is no connection between demonstraton oonneton tween the platform and a trap door or any thing of that sort There are also two travelling trunks of different sizes which have a tea trunk dlfernt chest appearanse like the scenery and which I are opened and slapped and turned about to show that there are no false bottoms or double I Idea Everything Is I done t prove that there I no deception And there Isnt That Is the curious thing about this trick Two women of 0 different sizes and In different colored tights are brouubt In and the smaller one Is I put In a sack which Is tied and pat In a trunk which Is locked and put In the other trunk which Is also locked and round which In both I directions passes a heavy and also fastened I by a lock This multiplicity of locks Is assidu ously called to the attention of the spectators by Herrmann and the keys are tossed about to empha l7e their existence and use The com plicated burden Is lifted t the Isolated plat form the larger woman gets op and stands be sltlo the big trunk a curtain is drawn Herr I mann watch In hand stands and listens until t tie two women have changed places the cur I I tain Is I pulled aside revealing the smaller I woman standing tho trunks are lifted down I and opened one after the other with much manipulation of locks and keys the string on tbo sack Is cut and out steps the larger woman I I Isnt this simple I Is a childlike and bland a can he and the spectator enjoy It I LILLIAN J2U81LLS TOICE USfELLS I I I j Blie unit Her Friend Bay ITir Recent I Ilrenkilow Iolvee NoNerlou Beirill Lillian Kusclls breakdown while Hinging the letter song In La Perlchole at the Co lumbia l Theatre In Rrookhnon Thursday night has given theatrical folks something to talk about I was the second catastrophe of tho kUl In a week and tho regulars on the Itlalto wero asking each other yesterday whether It I could possibly bo true that tho prima donnas voice was leaving her Miss Russell herself Is I i not at all alarmed over the matter I I Im simply overworked sue said and the I constant singing I have been doing has strained my vocal cord I will b all right In 1 few days and you can assure my friends that my I olco Is not In the lenit Impaired MunaRur lieorcu Lederer of the Casino who Is 10 ho charge or Mist llnssell next stlon laid to a SUN reporter yesterdiiy MlMltnssell la all right V hat she needs Is I a few days rent hue has been the victim of bad management not that I mean to reflect on Mr Abbey but I decidedly rrltlclso the wisdom of working 1 woman the u ay Miss Ituesvll baa been worked Why u woman like that should not liivo u i new ojx ru tn learn morn than once very two rear Mlis Itusiell hai had live this teaann Its no wonder die broke down and Its no wonder her vocal cord are mralnc Hhe had no right to co on on Thursday night any wav bhe was In no condition to ring and I told her fo when site taunt on me that after i noon at my otc SIte sal that 1rrlchole I was a light opera lion ever and that shud get through all right Now nx to Mils HuiKllii I voice lulnK In danger that Is I all nonsense A all bile neeils J I rent Is t leoh I I JedmenII Acnlnil Manager Inlmtr I I I Three Judgment aggregating 1007 were l nterol by default Jtatenlay against Albert M Palmer the theatrical manager In salts brought In the City Court by Herman Steel for bill posting they arc In favor of A Van Ileuren Jstnl 711 Iteavim V Clark 87031 l Hurry Munson 7ilth claims blnl forpostlng bills for Iulmer4 Tlieiitre the Garden Theatre and Dalys Thuatro from January to April i4 The suniniun was served on Mr Calmer on April 1 Executions were Issued to the Sheriff ifiIK AMI iiAitnr OLD atix I Brooklyn Veleruii AVbo nave Been I s I t I Iluilari a UnIt Cenlnry or More i Vllllatn Wise Hrooklyns veteran Jeweller II I celebrated his 1324 bIrthday eatenlay He I le I i been I business since 18111 when Ilrookljn I ceased to be a village and became a fulllludgfil t city I J L cityU U Hardy the senior member of the firm of 1 Hnrdy Voorliets A Co lumber dealers at the bend of Metropolitan avenue nu Newtown I i I Creak W IUIiiiintiurili completnl liln nftUtli I year In business yesterday A delegation of I lumber dealers vitilti upon him and tendered their cnnuratuluttiiiii A flag with the num hers cOlurlulnlol II iiephiyad on the roof of the firm bullillnc Mr lady who Is I R7 years I olil II I Mill halo 111 hearty lie In at bis office titer day lilt llrnia urd cororslwenty veu nrrc and Itifludu onetlilrd of mile of the I water trout of Newlowu Creek i l bo firms employee presented to Mr Hardy Uathercovurrd rocking cbatr fkln Theatre Closed Vp Aamla te Qual use new tnnnaier of the Chinese theatre lit Ioy ra treat U In as hatch luck as i vlts hIs puclecrur I Im rniii The Ihetro has 1 IIKMI tlnml each liv order of Sup rloU odcni hlrttnniii Cunttublo of thu llullitlntf Depart uifiii OI 111 I lot iillnw tile rattling of H n iaw pirtlisO 1111 ntil Site building bus bees Itrvixxifwl to 1111 ii ririnln dryruu tnd pruvlded with better exits Jlr I unstable 1115 that use tliratru abuts on a I lodging house wi Ino aoo turn sleep every nlh I 4 kwta 4 I u 4 fA rr Ni noottg Brief Review of Imparlatiit mat latereat Inn New rHblleaUoiie When we read of somebody that his form was ai elegant as tho moon In her fourteenth night we know that we are not reading of any oharne tee of modern reallstlo notion Certain realists would not hesitate nt I part of the phrnio Mr Hamlln Inrland wo have no doubt would be ready todcucrlbo as elegant somebody who was unusually successful In dodging tbo Chicago cablo cars or running to catch the elevator In DO of tho tall buildings In Chicago but It would never occur to him told of such an ex pert that his elegance was compnrn ble with that of the moon in her fourteenth night Neither would Mr Henry I I Fuller be likely to employ such a simile He might posslblythough we do not Insist Upon this mention the elegance of tho doulhnUl or tho oyster plO customarily pro vided for the refection of busy Chicagoans nt the noon hour but I Is I only fair to say that we do not recall anybody In any of his works of fiction who Is I compared with the moon Mr Jlowells of course shares with Mr Henry James the reputation of uitremo fastidiousness and It ls I probable that he would not use the Word elegant under any circumstances The truth Is I that It was the celebrated llntlui I ben Ubald ben HaM chief of the tribe of Tat whose form was as elegant as the moon In her fourteenth night He lived and was active In Araby the blest thirteen centuries before Mr Fuller and Mr Garland were ever heard of and the things that are related of him notwithstanding that they are entirely Incredible are believed to bo sufficiently Interesting t warrant a new edition of The Adventures of Hatlm Jal Ulnnt Co Boston It remains t b seen what will become of such I book a this In an age which has been dried In the seriousness of realism It frt appeared In English sixtyfive years ago but It presented Itaelf In costly larh and It Is I almost unknown to Kngllsh reader Wo repeat that It Is doubtful what will be thought of Hatlm and his adventures nowadays I Is t not to b thought that anybody will turn to them with the Idea that they will afford a truth ful picture of tho Arabia Felix of the sixth century There is I the anecdote of Hatlru and the lion for Instance I Is related that Hatlm one day went Into the desert and there sud denly came upon a lon Ho said In his heart It will bo Inhuman for me to attack this lion with my weapon yet 1C I smite biO not ho will devour me Perhaps by the Divine favor I may soothe his heart In mild tones he said to the lion Creature Clod If thou art hungry for my flesh It Is at thy ser vice devour mo and be not sodhearted At these words the lion lowered his head and fell at the feet of Hat tin and began to wipe his eyes against them Uatlm said Creature of God ta be It from me that thou shouldst depart hungry Of my own free will I give myself up and It thou eatest mo not It will distress me The lion thereupon laid tits face In the dust and departed for his haunt A similar story Is told Indeed In Illustration of the Ideal ldee lutraUon goodness of Buddha but It Is still not plausible and will never b accepted as realism Perhaps how ever there may b found readers suffi ciently frivolous to enjoy the adventures of Hatlm without believing them With a form as elegant as the moon In her fourteenth night Hatlm united a face that was perfectly beautiful and his hair waved about his head in graceful ringlets When after he had come t rth unscathed flora the heart of an enormous fire to which tie bad been subjected for several days and after he bad been swallowed by a sea serpent and cat up again on tho shore of tho Sea of Hulzum bo was seen by the bewitching fairy damsel Husuaparl she fell so over whelmingly in lave with him that she stole him while he was asleep and carried him off t a ortvato garden where she was discovered by her mother some days later The story re cords that the enraged mother llndlni her daughter seated on a bed of flowers and en gaged In conversation with Ilatim struck her on tho head saying Abandoned one you have caused the ruin of your family The Kings troops have surrounded our dwelling in search of this man whom you havo chosen for jour lovor This was quite true Tim King had sent out noOOO soldiers in search of Hatlm who was now conveyed together with Husna par Into the royal presence Tills was a merci ful monarch however and he readily forgave I everybody concerned Hut the goodness of Hatlm was greater even than his beau ty Once be encountered an old wo man sitting by tho wayside bogging and he took off a diamond rluc from 14s finger I and gave It to nero At this May heaven end ono or two to aid me the old woman cried out out and forthwith there appeared seven jounz men her sons who muted upon Hatim cast a net over him robbed him and cast him into a pit As It turned out the pit was a repository of fabulous wealth and when Hatlm escaped cap from II having secured Its valuable con tents ho was in a position tu reclaim the seven robbers to a virtuous life Going to them he said My good friends I have one favor t beg of you which I boo you will allow me Tuey Invited him t speak whereupon he said You hunger and thirst for gold and worldly wealth abandon our present iniquitous way of life and withdraw your hands from oppressing your neighbors and I will enrich you with gold and jewels to such a degree a will satisfy your utmost wishes The thieves agreed and opening bis bag he di vided his treasure among them whereafter le departed Into the desert with alight light heart Tier Is I no clog and d Iy of the storytelling machinery here The incidents crowd one another and I I ssafu to say that nothing turns out at all In the that any reader would suspect Except vay Iha wfuld 18pecl rxcept u ouerauy insist upon reauaui nnu many tolerate nothing else the adventures seem to bo good reading They will be liked by such us like the Arabian Nights If there are any such nowadays A very readable volume In the series called Women of ohonial and Revolutionary Tluien is Dolly Madison by Maud Wider ioodwln Charles Hcrlbncra tons This Is I something moro than an account of a emin It I a sketch lone lu careful but still fashion dOle tl easy affording glimpse of life and manners In VlrglnU und ii u Washington during the last half of the olgh eeutli and tho first half of the present century Mis I Madison was born In 17UH and lie died In H4U There is related here an anecdote taken front tho diary of a Virginia girl of the same net ns Mra Madison then lorothy Payne In 17H4 This diary layneln 1711 records tho incidents of a aerie of visits at different Vir ginia houses In thaI year It Is a narrative of mull matters is performance ou the furl iluner a moonlight walk 1 selection of sweet hearts by thistle blowing I dance a rldo to a neighboring estate and so on In one place I must tell you the diary Bays of a role after we went In our rom Wo took It lulu our heads to want to eat well wo had a largeijIsof bacon uud bear tho spelling lends extra Interest to thu hronlcle after that u bow 1 of eagu cretin and after that an upple pyo In e After this we took It lu our heads to eat oyster Vo got up put on our wrappers and went dawn In 1 the i seller to get them Ho you think Mr Washing tan did nut follow tin and ncear Ud just tcitleuthl 1 Vow cut up tho and cut our oysters TUU Is I one gllnipno of the period auipa o In the life ot Dolly Madison und another which we may belee perhaps after thin Is I afforded In 1 an anecdote not here recorded but a great favorite wo believe with the din tugulshvd Ilrltlsh diplomatist Lord Stratford for do lledcllffu who did not like Washington or Its society of an American lady lt a publin Inner who thrust her arm Into tie salad bowl up to the elbow with the expression La I Im rollicking for an union Ibo accounts or Washington in the early days uf us xlsteuce and of Its burning by the British In 1B14 are of course especially Important features j but the narrative of Mrs Madisons life a t Montpelller and the chapter treating of Virginia hospitality art perhaps equally nota ble and Interesting The book Includes a pur talt of Mrs MadIson Wu repeat that this U I an unutU4ll good piece of biographical work tin I neil written ant ltdspla an admirable eiiseofwhat Is I uorlli while Mrs Ooodwlu Is to bo congratulated An introduction to the btudvof AmOrln J J Literature by Prof Hrander Matthews of CO lumbia College American Hook Company II I tersely and clearly written and puts good steal Int of Information Into small space We wonder however If It is I quite the fact that at thorn of this nineteenth century Poo Is tho solo mIl I of letters born In the tnlled States whose writings are rrftd eagerly InOrfat Britain ana lit I France In Germany In Italy and In Bpaln while Franklin Is I now but a name and where tInt fame of Tames Fcnlmnre Cooper onco ai widely spread Is I now slowly fading away We hail supposed that Coopers tales wern still Uiumbei faithfully and that falthtulr by th boys of Ktiroim among Englishmen at least ten know Long fellows Vlllngo Blacksmith for otto that kpew Annabel Lee ting 1KitroiriTZ uriu TIIK rnnr The lan Who Tried lo Helm Her Htoek Flo11 United liy the Police When Mrs Joseph PerlowlU bought tho mill store of Joseph Ilreakttoneat KID last llroad way sho paid him shut declares all but 10 or the purchase money Tint transaction took place last October and until csterday Mrs Perlowltz and her husband remained In pratu ful possession of the business At 430 oclock In tho af Urnoon whllo alto was figuring up the days profits a heavyset roughly drcsi ed young man with closecropped hair walked Into the store In hl1 haOI ho carried n form dablolooklng legal document across the back ot which was endorsed Joseph llrcakslono alt Joseph Perlnwltz Me names Jackson announced tho youth an I am untorlzed to pinch do goods Mrs Perlowltz Is a short stocky woman will red hair and nil East llrondway knows alto hu a bit of a temper Vat you vant leaver she said oj elng Jack son suspiciously while her lintnl moved about under the counter In search of a club Tho onllro layout mulled Jackson lour Ishlng the legal paper I keD to levy on do ranch Without further ado Jackson seized t crate of eggs and started to carry It out of tie sinn helIcal screamed Mrs PerlunUr rushing out from behind the counter Sho seized Jack son by the Ihronl and In the struggle the crate fell broaklng a number of tbo eggs Tbo no mans screams brought I all the meniuurs of her family from the back room Thuy were armed 1 with brooms and I other household utensils am things looked dark for Jackson WhBI liii voice could be heard above the din he tried tu explain ttirie that bo had legal authority to belzu tI You BO owl of my store said Mrs Iorlo wltz uhaklng her fist In tile Intiudcrn fucu The others clustered about him and sworo nt him lu a variety of languages but Jackson re fused In leave the store Hu eat down on a cheese box and saId ho wouldnt budge an Inch In the meantime tInt italic of the iray had at tracted a largo crowd and the sidewalk In front nf the store was blocked When n policeman from the Madison street station mndo bin way Into the shop 1crlowlu ordered him 10 ant Jackson The latter flourished Ills legal paper and the olllccr rctlrfcj nylnn that lie could not Interfere Then M I if Perlowll say Jackson seized the key of the toro and when a customer came in to buy milk lie forbade the woman to sell any of the stock under tbo pen alty of the law At 0 oclock Ierlou Itz cent around to tho sta tion house again but when 1 second policeman lon rainn he too refused to arrest tho Intruder During two hours tha Ierlowltzes carried on nn Intermittent warfare agaInst Jackson but they did not succeed in dMndglng him At 8 oclock a third policeman miidB hU appearance Jack son attain tluurlubcd the puper but this blue coat ni not so easily frlkMi nul Ho otdered him to leave tlie store and when Jackson re fused he took him around to the Madison street station stslol a gone out of do Joint In the foist place If dry used mo like n gentleman explained the prisoner to the Sergeant hey cMino at tno do wit scrap all Boris of tlrks an I toticlit Id stay for Juikaon n dlscharced on his promise not t molest the ierlonItis further 71 SOCIALIST 1AKAnn rowonr AVomrn Will Turn Out end There Will lie JLlBr 70 Horaemen la Tho concluding arrangements for tho parndo and moss meeting tonight of thin SocIalIst Trades tnlons were completed yesterday In stead of through Twent i ccond street the line of march wIll pass through Twentyflrst or Twentythird streets on this way to Union square as Twentysecond street at that point Is being repaired Tho llojs FIre and Drum Corps Socialist Labor will mako its first of the oclalt party wi Is lCt public uupearunco a the parade here will bo about 700 nun on horseback headed by tho Mineral Water HottlorV and union KUo hundred nnd Driven unlll Fve women girls belonging to the Worklncw omens socIety and tbo Infant Climkmaktrs and thin Hittuiukera unions will parade Tho prettlext girls In the respective oreanlatloni will act an marshals lcetlvo Irll111atooo 1 1 About IU trades and onjanbntlonn will bo In the line At the macs niLptltiK In Union square the usual resolutions nlll he liflesOd In fIve lan guages condeMnnini capitalist sid favoring tho establishment of u coODtrutlvocoinuionneultli niBhop C M Wllllauil rontrrrnted DrTiiolT May ITho Hov Orshome Molt Williams I n was coii ecrated as that first IlUhopof the new diocese of Maruuette which cornprwen the upper peninsula of Michigan at Grace Church here today lrA J XK lTKlIIUKCK fctlMlTlnC eTIS DAT Sunrises 4 671 I him sets 1 II 671 i Moon rlltL 2 09 lon UATHI Tim uti sandy llookl l o I Oorlslandil Ba I Hell Gate I H Arrived FHitur May 1 Hi Columbia oiraltgptang Hamburg Bl ura ila Coita Muraillr i I i4 lieu Hvllldo toiiii7 Ililladelphla Alamo Mix llaUcitiin lon Hu spret llltiivro I Hri inon Ce Manilla I limldt Iloiuhiir 8 VliiatK Half r Colon I t t N IS But Eeirrllty iilklin Ilrlttol fi lniTKl I Thrtlfn HanilMim bnlltr of Illrmlniihani Allork Savannah Is taniemow n Illllphrri f i B New Yok New York lie Hraun chwrl Jlntz Niples h Iiunliln Milai Ilnrioi ki America Peimc ondcm I for later arrUaU sco FIrst ra1 Aln lt r as 1hn nlcli I from New York at Hamburg billn ikii Clljfriin N K umatKrlito b Augusta Victoria from New ork at Hanibii 14 rumpMiila iron ew York at oueotiKtimn Y bi Comuuclie I from New uric at JackhouTllle f1IlllTM the S lltartl lnRton from New York for Antwerp passed sauirut rro t toiLtox ronra Sn Jurnifsla from Haajnw II r Now YniU Kj NPI I city Irnm Bwannia for New York ha Irt ttdrn from llrniierlut I eu for Nuw V ork b VorinaimU Iron Umliaiii toii for New I ok saileD moil ixiMwno TORT iterolnole from Charleston for Now York OOIOO TKln bull nlav JMfNr7o4 Ial safK La Ilretairne Havre 11 lCAI i 4iliiA M I IrtunelrU l Mil AM I 111110 AM I Mopla olasgow Ill 00 A M IV nu M 88 t l il Ems ewnoa MU9AM lUOUAM Maamluui Itotlrnlum 700 A1 UOOA M I Ialatla I lUmlxirK 10 I 00 A 51 MauaihuwtU ll luudon Yumurl Havaua ou UI80AH 1 I in PM 1 rrlii4Vllkmlllllujtl I I 1080 AM I no i M 1 II7cl j Alrne Jamaica IOUUA I lidOM KI 1 Korte New Orleans 8iu r I St I torle JlalTfutou BOOJM u Hudson Newtlrliani DUO KM tall Monday JI4 Algonquin Charleston 800 PI fait Tuesilav Vnj n eprtr llrrmtn 700 A H 1000 AM Laraiai ie I Uuayra IIOOA M 1 luulM I IICCOMINa STKilllHIM hue Taitau Vasco London April 11 Nome I Ilirllliinuii I Aiirll 17 i I llrllUtl ijurfll Anttmii AMIIIH I Naooochev Bavannaa April 214 e all fanlllt Anil 17 I Martello Hull April lA I Iarllo AtrIIA IIa lUprrla Uibraltnr Apr 111 lloinidalcu Illiralur Aurli III fstttiai gn N k u Aiil 1 I m 3 IrlnlUad Hvrmuda April in Yucatan llarmia April id this fiurdaa hay a Ialuurdognsliavre April Ct 1lllfOlne Ilumhiirt AI i ni ill Maiiltou fiMunmt April IK I ucla 1rlnco M liuln April M Bemlnolu Jockxinvllle AprllDU tmr Uunilaa Man J I UlnI1 11 Clrnrglo llitriHUl Aprim Wtrkrudaiu I llniirriiam April VJ Clnu U IIHKUW April Cd IJ y Ivnluiular IUUm Aiirll ID thouas Mrltllle IIILrullar Airjl to blhl drltaba Havana April 30 Loulilaua New tirluus April Vtf Pa TuadiV Mil I I PioorhianIAntwerp I April 83 Manitoba London April 4 llsdlan fit TUOIIIM April an liuSun bi IUU AKrllU7 tomanobe Jackjonrtlle Uy 13 ju UrditrMav Jt 11 harttoaa Havana lilY I Cuncnu tlalititou April 2U hiss Tliurvtay Jay 7 Qmnaulc IJvrrrMK l April 1 Lake lirvuivn April V4 b im Kjiimrilam en1 14 1 S MXTItOPnilTAlf MVHKVK or AST neopeneri to the rnblle Todny with Usay Addltleai to Its Treesuroe The thirtieth semiannual exhibition and the Annual spring reception at the Metropolitan Museum iff Art wtro held lost evening The I galleries nnd balls tests crowded lug patrol tnd members and Invited guests who Inspect the additions to tho collections In the museum tinder tho guidance of the managers of the In stltutlon The museum will 1 oopened In the public today Mondays and FrIdays will Ie tiny dnyp nrul on tlio other week days the mu Bourn will lit open free of charge During tho period that tho museum line been cloicd pccrttl ImlKirtnnt nddltlnns hnvo bee minis to thin paintings on exhibition One of theo Is I Innnod by A Iltiimcnstlel I li I Ix l fcbvrun Ia 1ululnra and shows the miblcc wllli tlio mnglc Ixix In her hands Thoranva Is 4x11 Inrhcs and tho plcturn hangr In PBS orn gallery No 7 Another addition t this gallery Is I a mountain erono In the Catkills by Thomas Cole which was en en tu thumu oiiti by I tIm children of Jonathan bturges In hh memory Mtnn Henrietta HoniHT loans to the miiicum u rliaracterlstlo cat picture or m1eUl her ifwn named les AntliiUBlrcfl Mr rhlllp Schutlor has loaned one nt George InD pictures denlrllng a sunse on tbo Iliwle Icorge A Ilcarn hiuiu loaned limIt plctnrcit flenrue Henry Hiirlows Indy Harrow and Daughter William Ho garth e The Shepherdess mid floor o I hal bersn scene of the KngllMi Channel off Dover Mr f Hearn I has glon II I t hi museum Join lloppners PortraIt of 1 Ijuly known ns this lady withi tho coral necXlaci anti Sir nol frey Muellers Iorlrnlt of Lady Mary Ilerko ley I Arthur llinrn has ulMn Sir Henry Itnehurns portrait of Mr William foroth Inhurs Itoh t Horticulturist I nnd tho t Autlior I that Sulilect 1 II of a Vtork upon luh1ecl liiorgp I hliarn I tins tlIn loaned Sir James ThornhlUs Inrtinlt of Mrs HOIIKOII lliree additions luno been main to thin Cath Ihree Lorlliuird quIte tolled Ion Ole li I hiuttiMveatts Filgc of tIm Vi ooil vshiich h wits ptirchiie at tho rale of tbo William Bcbous colleetlnn on Feb SH for 8S3BOO Atintlier Is Turners Tho Whale ShIp whlrh was exhibited at the Koyal Academy in lH4tl 1 Tho iiicttiro 1SSP n purcha ed thus year for the WnHo collection from Mr Francis Seymour linden lte olccton addition to ranls gallery Is Triiltrlck Iplhlitiins iaclirymii idio liig us i young woman icanlng agnlnxt ajlutcd column 01111 I was exlilbltcd ut tho llojal Academy las 3car In Ir the department of musical Instruments ivcr 4110 additional I xperlnieiis hat o been nlaced tho Cronleyllrown collection Most of them are from rolllruwl II lection An lntore tlni addition to this department Ilhretnl partment Is u Clirlstuuhorl piano of 1720 the carlleit Inptriiment of Its kind known In the north ning of the museum the new reproduction nf ni work of famous grnlptnrs his been arranged This wing Is opened to the public for tInt llrst time 1 contains casts of thu most beautiful production of tho artiste r tin i than sIx months hiss been consumed In irrunglnir them A restaurant and dining room has been ar ranged In tlio basement of bo museum and a operation system of checking bicycles has been put Into 1lnr l tt Where to Find boil Ilquorf Any place where Cnrl I Kchultzs MINFRAL WATFIf are Hold Howl liquors and good waters alwa KO tout ther TII1C NEW YOU 1C ITT MARDLB I nTiit NEOI MTHIIT Tlio annual turHttu ot the vaiilc owners In the New York ity tlarblx icmrtiry suil h l e held lu Direct ChaiVl ru to OJ Second street opposIte the I cemter on Miinday lie I 4th day of lay at Ilirru oclock I 1 rrl nt a 111 time triuti04 tire to he t rtvtfd I fur the en suing 3 ear EiIAMSI tiM aTFIlIISil Secretary riIIK KFNSICO CFMFtnnY located on the Harlora 1 Itullrnad I t forty IlKhl mluutfiirldu I from tile Urund Cinlriil llopot liniiv 10 Fait 4Vd It t10Iol tr Alt Altit ACCOKIII I AN KAltMST INVITATIOV ft In eriCa II eiitrii tropulltan Tcmulo lit I and 11h I at 10 A M Holy 1 omiiiunlon admin iateri 1 ly II I 11llr II A 4 i I p57 rll s II Ireach sinditig y Juvenile I seittul choir kIt I It bunday scioul i1 1ttl I hour flhll Clas I tl fufli of niuiole 0 PY Shill I will I Iesk 781 1 31 orries I W rn wr r trsi etnrert I sane trVie C I II evaogeltstie set vie conlld ly 01 Nnlh Monday and Ttits ta S I Pt tiy1ey Smi I tii wilt spt sic ViInesdny II Ir I dai I 31 i uiInrulc 1 irayer eri ice Thursday 11 I N two plea nllit I Friday P I 31 Mr Cunimsu 1 wuii answer iiifitlonn I I rirI b 1 M Temple coticert To ilKlit Kclal ioiu1rt Uo choIr cuMcal 1lon heats fit c All wilcomi 4 S IMKIlsixJlAllTY I izt Tue day rvrnlniiat it parllinlOMieWi Mlmlnn 4Vd H 3d nv Mr I res sings Frinrh nnd 1 nxllh 1 SOlos accompanied tiy I apt Nice the nnlrd S 01 Inlet alto loUs i hy lira AiKHtund sonijii ti tutu llttlo color nonder Mabel 01 PlKgi Ar SOUTH CHURCH Sladlton at and USth LleV 11 lolrrlck Terry I I pJitor Btrvleea at II 1 1 AI n 4 P 31 1 I rmrllCH llK Tllh ITUIIK rite Point I i t Mr uifiinl pastor Ill III 7 mi Mundav relinol I SO IIIUHtrattd luutirti talk nt nltfht All wnlcome llHISTionif tiiKl a lmmnrtalllt tn 144 OOU ali V brilhrLn Lvaunell Slut pirdj 1 address In hIs I nt St near Atomu A 7 30 1 N l Come 1VAVKI liST K K HtAMCK HawthoruellalllSJ I j Vet I IVllll kt Stints nUht 7 Slllu tralrd iul jtct Sicond CoiiiltiK ul riirlat All JnttttU I seats free JIFf I AVKNlf TllKSlUlUllAN CIIUtf l sot 1 tier iith st Rue John Hull U f paitor Her vlees 11 hr 3 nil II I A M ant 4 1 fi MADISON A Y PAIllHI Cllflll Ilinrnr LiltHU 1 i HiT Henry 31 1 hundM U I U pastor Kurt lev on huidoyul II I A M I mid x I 31 TIe 1lur will I reach Hiinday Uioi lii A M Mldwiik rvlre Wen H I M QT IIAUTIIOIOMiWS IAKlSH IIOU8R 205U Bait s 4Hd t Huiiday rrvlcci 1ravi and sermon nt I I A M I and 8 r I M 1 Itrv J 1 I Talciit In Ihu morning tbs I C Month at ale lit hI fric COCIFTV KOIt ITl I irA C Ii 171 l Suiida 3lay I T 1 IHUft ut II IS A M 1 lieturij Uy Mr itui 1 r Seller or IMllndrlplila at t unirultMiulo 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p r i I r THE SUN SATURDAY MATT 2 l Ut1 KOOSEVELT UKELECTED AOAry roricK Ann pnlltrDE1IT Off IAJlKKnV MOTXOX tommUtlnner Pnrkern Iropninl to Hold n rlrcilon Hnrprl In III CnllnK A Hlorr h ll Made rerture to tlrnaiV et Iurnde In lie on Ju e I After tlio routine buslnesi of the Police Hoard had been dlipoicd yesterday Commissioner 1arker 10 the surprise of everybody inored to reflect Commissioner JtooscTtlt 1rosldent of tbellniiril He said s ll being Ilie first otlllay1 devolves upon us to elect n President of llio ttoanl I move that wo now proceed with UIH election Mr Pirkcrn cotleatfiici looked around with fttnarement nnd tlio qtioillon nt onco arose whether thli n tho jirupcr llmo to procefdi I I It ttirmnrir til limn 11 1 tint flpM until next I week Commissioner i Ali said that Mr Ilooscvelt D would lot enplro tin til next week nnd that tho election should bo held then Commissioner Porker replied that the law I Milled that iUO tlon and Col Klpp was re quested to read the law I provided for the lection of tho President of tho Hoard Imme diately nfn the expiration of his yearly tem Col Irani raid he agreed will that as he had already read tlm law but hcilestluned whether be could cast a vote as his term ns Commls Inner he understood expired at noon Oh no salil Commissioner Parker you are a hold over and you cal vote Messrs Andrews and llooscvelt reCchotd Commissioner Parker I was plainly evident then that Mr Irk colleagues had no desire to proceed with an lection for President of lh Hoard at this time He observed this Indisposition on their part and smiling said Well I nm satisfied that I am right and the Uw has settled It I now nnd Commissioner Parker smiled some more move that Mr I Roosevelt he reflected President of tho Hoard t succeed himself Profound silence followed this motion and a look of relief spread over the features of the other Cninmlisloners Without any more ado they proceeded with the election Coiumlsfliiner Omul seconded tho motion and when the question wni put Mr Queslon mol 011 aye as heartily us his fellow members on thn Hoard and President Hoocvclt was reflected for a second term Col irant then moved the reflection of Major Andrews U Treasurer of thu Houril Ho lao elected and at Mr Parker suggestion the committee which he declared 1 eieworklng harmoniously and satisfactorily wero retained for another 7ar A stnrr was circulated around Headquarters tier the meeting that Commissioner 1arKer had wanted Vol Orant te bo 1resldentof the Board and that he had asked him to take tho Presidency Col irant It Is Kald decltntd the proposition Mr Grant refused 1 t dlrcuss the matter He did admit however that Mr Parker and ne had had Komo talk about Hie re organization of the Hoard hut he Insisted that outllefore the programme talked about had been carried llefore reflecting Commissioners Hno velt anll Andrews the Hoard decided to hold the police parad onMine 1 the Monday following Decoration Day Tho mounted squad men are in bave their uniforms by that time President Cleveland t to b asked to review the parade The nine police matrouu recently appointed were assigned to different stations Thu Hoard pranteil ninety ine lenvii I to Policeman Lawrence C 1 Duly of the Old ell squad not Knowing that he had died Thursday night Actlnir Chief Cortrlght reported that sn far 3 he had learned there wns no gambling bouse At 33 West Tncntyscventh sireet the headquarters of the Universal Club over whoso rom Col William I Mcade lives The report was supplemented br repoits from Actlnir In Bpector llarley and Cant 1Ickett to the ianm effect Charpesnre tob made acalnst Police man MoVea of CIt Picket command for talking to a reporter on tho subject Accvana nm FATIIEII OF MURDER Hormeo Tina H y III ITnol TVn Pol oned by III Parent BELFAST Me May IOn Sept 10 1805 Robert A Vlnal a farmer llvlnc In tho north part of Wlnterport Waldo county led sud denly There were stories at the time that Vlnal 0 poisoned 1 Suspicion pointed to his nephew Itoraco K Vlnal aged acout It son of Benjamin Vlnal I was said that the you OR man bad obtained lome strychnine only a fow days before hU uncles death and that this had been admin istered to Robert Property matters were al leged as the motive A Coroner Investigated the case and decided that Robert died of natural causes so the case was dropped I at that time Yesterday Horace K Vlnal1 voluntarily ap peared before aTuitlcoof the Pcaccat pari I Ieaeo at Klllni wood Corner nnd before other wltmiwii mado statement under oath that he thought his own father lienjatnln Vlnnl poisoned Ills undo 11c0 Robert as a result of a quarrel over 3 10 note and a montane Huruce cald be bought home trychnlno to poison ruts Part of Hie sir ch I Blrcl Blne was put away Or a bam In the barn On the Saturday before his uncles death hia father wen to the barn and romeof the poison 1 was removed On tsunaay his father cnmi up t his uncles houo all was ulonu with him for fifteen or twenty minutes On Mindav evenmt while his Inc uas In convulsions his father came t the house mil remained nuuide under neath tbe window wlniro ho listened to the dy ing mans KUlIerlnei Horace cays his tl athur gave him the bottle iotitalnlntf tho poison from Jve ploo which bin uncle drank Tbenextday after the funeral the boy says bis lather went to tils uncles huuso and de manded from nli aunt liik uncles trunk The aunt Iave It to htm tajlng Take It and do what Is right Tho father took the trunk home carried up stair and unitred that no one 1 follow him His father lookout the notes and ilestiojed lliem When Ihe admlnletrutor came be cuitld not find tne notes and hl Inllier told him he had tnd troyixi them Horace says thai within a WeeK bo told bis father thai hu heard a ruiuur Iliac rllur the body of bis undo Iah to bu disinterred for lamination The father icpllid I tho worst comet to the worst I shall glvo myself not you up I any one l to Muter I am the ole The Count Attorney has the case In hand IIOVAitKiJt von itiriino NAILS Tbe Examination of Ml 1 Hurnli E Arm Irons of North Turn town Miss Earnh I Armstrong assistant to Post master James M Swill of North Tarrytown was arrilgned before Commisloner Shields yesterday for examination upon n charge of I having rifled letters j o4 lng through tho North Tarrytown Pint OQliv The JOIIIIB womanat the time of her arresi three weeks ago sur rendered severs marked bills which It Is I pnartred had been taken from a decoy I letter but she potdtlxely denied bin Ing stolen them Post Olllce Inspector Jacobs told yciurday of the preparation and Kvndtng of tlm ilcroy Utter It hail been deixxilteil la1 1 II In mo North Turrtuiwn Post ODlcu by tbe itneiy on April IK and nn hour later wits ilUcnvcrod to have Iwen rilled When Mimt Arni trong uus eel In thu 1ott One she produced her pocketbook from which the marked bills weru taken tehu Mild that they Hern par of thu chunuu tlven to her by PoitmiMiier Mwlft for a tl dollar bill tl elolll hiI Tio Postmaster denies liuvlnu chanoed a 5 bill for her llesldes thu murkeil bills MUx I Armstrong Imd heten or elilit 1 bills In her ic tot book liell81idanftrrehteO I This closed B Chl the caso fo Ihe Government and as no defunct was put In MM Armstrong was hell tfl Uraml Jur under JUU0 ball rl u mnsrs CIIT II1fT A linn heverelv Hc liled81OOO Ilitunne CaimeU lu Iortt I ourl A steam chest In tho bjoement nf Lords court building at Vllllam street nnd Kxchanco plncc burn bolt nrnm yesterday The en gine to tvhlrh tho clioitwa1 uttacbvd Is I lo cated under thu street o the rxchuiiKii plato llde 0 ma s ofra t steel ulileli cuiibtltiited ono side or end if the Meant chest tleiv ni ward to 1 network of Ieny steam pipes Tlu n IlK and the elbows and flunceH utlutlicd weN broken and cracked us It they uere iiti sUtns The Heel toiibtllutlng tlio atcam c I t ae from one to Iln Inclieb Ibid Juins Huilth lineman who liven Ialna a Inelll at I Vest Kortyt etilith street wusthe 1b onn Injured Ho wns ewiey scaldetl by evatilnu lunm und nas taken to Hudson btieot Hospital 10 pital The male to the euulne and sur I roundlni property will proliably amount tc loltll Huui Into The the accident steam chest uun niiitcil 1 by vmter Mlrone lln Sluny Illll to P On Mu or Strong has A heap nf wont before him for next week and Iho week after Next week he will gUe public henrlngion thirtytwo bills ml on Monday und Tue day of Ihu urek fol I lowing on slxtrrn mon Among tlm many bills to i nine up for heurlng are Dry JlolUr Snlilvun Inebrlalcd truck Illl Mnnduy P I M llnpld Trumilt bill V lncsday ut S 1 Mi I fur vldillotml Mnter mains Tliurt Slnonnoo l I 1 and on Tuiwday May IV the bill glilnuup the orcold street reservoir lor Inu1 a IILrary site t f

JOCKKT JOLAnrr nnllrED He Reirnted Polleemnn Imnlt ta HI Ifolhtr and BlserIft Oo Patrick n McClarlty Cl years old a jockey who liven at Qli First venue wns nrrntgocd befuro Magl trate Cornell In the Voricvlllo fo lice Court yesterday morning by Policeman Kcnnody of Ibo ae Twentysecond street sta tion on n charge of being disorderly ntnl cre ating n disturbance In the itrcct Accnnllnit II tho testimony of hnlf n ilorrn ullnecscs who epKorid I In tho rrl nnts behalf Iho arrest of McClarlty was not only unwarranted but the policeman Inviltcd Iho prlconern inolherand sister On arraigning McClarlty tho policeman raid that he fouhd him skylarking with I num ber of yotinK ten nnd girls on Thursday night tin First lUennc to the nnnuyntico of parser by When ho spoke to tho IkInrker Uuv L nil went Awny CXCOPI llio iirisuiirr nil I cainu so nbustvo that ho nrrostfd him iitf i Clarity denied that ho had acted illminlcrly Vour Honor said he I my arrcsl uns an I oulrave Tor tlie past twoyiars I jao bicu IWIY from tho city inot of the time attend tint to my duties RI Jockey on the raclnu i Ir run I enl lintnn to visit my folks abot u week ago Vlillu I uns slandltiit on the xldc wnlk In 1 front of the hoiice IIt nluht tnlklntr ultli 11 filend my sister Iiile ran up nnd said IJ that u dlcinmn tunned Kennedy hnd In sulted her Presently Kennedy riiinu alonif and I nskid him what ho 1 meant In Insulting my sister Ho told mo to mind my imii busi ness or hed nrrrn mo Then he Krnbbed mo tho tolhir and tn dio hy 011 1111plnl II drau me nrross tldewalk Jly motlier 11 hnl roino dnnii ntalrH In t sco what the trouble as nlotit re miinstrated tnl Olllcer fnld she It lont ncie siry to drau that hoy through the 1 streets In that man ner llko n common irlmlnul l lut gn of him and he will ciinttli yon peaceably Kennedy ulinllt turned line on lillslnnM my mother and ordered her to go i Couf of this he shouted or Ill lock you un too On tho way to the strtlon he used mo as roughly I as IH dared Faylnit that If he uiicnt In uniform hed Kite tne snoh I damned iiound Ing thai Id nuer forget It At the station bouse conduct ho mado u charge against mu of disorderly Tho prlWiers sister his brother and a number of perrons who hnd witnessed the ar rest corroborated his story MaEltrate Cornell said l flht ho hnd n good opinion of Kennedy whom he know to l o a good policeman lul1 IICelll I believe said he that he acted accord ing to what ho thought to 1m his duty and on the other hand 11m I of the opinion that the prisoner thought ho was doing rluht In object Ing Man alleged Insult to his sister I will dis charge him nnd I exonerate both eldcs JrolEV Iff TiE CONFKHEXCE I The Hethorilil to Decide on the Admission or Four Female lleleRntea CLEVEIANII May ITlo General Confer ence of tho Methodist Episcopal Churchwhich will b In session for one month wns called to order In tho Central Armory this morning by lilshop Bowman There are four accredited women delegates tn tho Conference and the question as to their admission cnmo up Immedi ately after tho appointment of tho committees When tho name of Ljdln A Trlmblo was called on tho roll tho opponents of the admis sion of women moeil 1 that the name b taken from the rolls until It n ascertained whether she a rightfully a member of the Confer ence Whop Howinan refused to entertain tho motion on th ground that the Conference was not yet organized The announcement WIt greeted with applause br the champion of tho womens caute A series nf resolutions reciting the fact that the lay I delegates were not being ghen their full privileges and demanding that the lay delegates be given tbe right to choose their onn members on the committees nas adopted Ihe debate on the nouiin question nu 0101 finally 1 precipitated by tin1 Hev Dr Uurklev of New ort wlo rent 1 I challenge signed I by pruntnent opponents of nomen which gave I tvelo reasons wny women uhmild not 10 I recognized prominent nmong her lielnc thu refusal them of pruvlous conferences to recognise I was niodl that n committee on eligibil ity be appointed to determine tho eligibility or the four noincn delegates and that tho om miltee report mi morning Iltee reprt I Monday lrlu J I innv In a fervid tpioch attempted t amend the motion by Inserting a clause pro ldlng hut tho notnen fchonld not paillclpato In tho Con fore nc o until their eligibility I Imd been decided Tho amendment na defeated 1 nnd thu original motion adopted Tlie com mittee will report Monday 1loin lhrc0 to eight Illsuops will be added to the present number Somn of the len Iho are talked of are Chancellor J J It Diy Presi dent of llio Syracuse University Sracue N Y the Itev Dr T 1 1 Neeh of New Jeroy the ItPV Dr Karl Cranston of Cincinnati Ihaplaln C C McCabu the missionary secre tarv of tho Church tho licv Dr J 1 I King of New York city tlie Hev Dr linnet W Hath 1nh fonl of tho Ohio Wislcyan Inherslty of Del aware I I tho llev Dr C W Mnlth aJltor of be Cirtifnii Pittsburgh Clnlll tidiirnfr the Itev Dr 1 I iouchor of Haltlmon tho Hev Frank Ilrlstol of Kvanstnn 111 and the Itev Dr J 1 AV E linnen professor of liltorlail the olouv In the ierman 1 beological Seminary Atlanta na Tho latter Is I negro ATLAS TACK CIM1AT IXSOLTEXT lleaTT Ilnbllltle Sliilurlnc nuil KceclTer Auuolnled Thomas J Iothrop and Jiunos P Stearns of Hruokllne Mass luivu been appointed recelcrs for the property in Massachutelts and this State of the Atlas Tack Corporation of Itoston which has a place of business In this city at III Wurren street The application nas made by J FreJ Hnbartot Ilrooklyn who Is a creditor for 85200 and manager of llio New York branch tho bond of the receivers being fixed at S30IIUU The principal assets are in Massa chu etts The concern Inn I consolidation of the six principal lack manufaciurers of Ma 6achu eellH and va Incorporaletl In March 1801with o capital stock of S700000 Itdlduerv largo business having branches In man cities bulne many cle Iho last annual report howe assets S1US700U Uubllltles 8871101 Mr lloburl In his application for tho receiv ers Kuhl that the company has outsiindlng promissory notes exceeding ir nt0 which nr soon to become duro ali Is unable lo meet them as It has noamets which cal be made Immedi ately available The amount duo the unsecured creditors Is considerably In cxcttsnuf 200100 The nominal assets exceed the liabilities but thu value U not Muted Tnc assets 1 connim of real estate merchandise rll machinery Orehndlt manuiac tured M ifoiMti mnterlals h suppllni h n bills nnd ae ciiuuin IM iiuii iHiifw ivu i iiKru iirti us ets III New York confuting of merchnndlso and I attached accounts worth S300UO which are liable tn be Mr llobart was n kcd hy the reporter for room detail of the companys nffiilip but IIH fll lt ll Mild he could give nothing moie tlmn antieartd In I the court paperu He asinltlng IIart Ir ticulats Irom llo tnn as to liabilities and assets Ahked If h thought thu unsecured liabilities would iimnimt tuSiUOuilO or SSOOOOO he said Il thought thej might There are nUo bonds lornbonl gIIIUUUO Icl l of cili to meet obll gntloiiH now muliiiing uaxttie lininedmte eaiun ofthi emburias tneiit of Iliu loinptnv ll did tlm 111t l biisintbs In Its line of any concern ld the I nltcd Mate hut pilieH I baio been I very low There are plenty of assets I but they are not available and hu added Yimcnnnnt pay debts with machinery or gouilH In Huston ibe ofllcera of the company would not talk Itufllnr Trouble I I Deputy Sheriff Ilpsky tool charge jeiterday of the place of business of Herman 1 and Hudnlph Hlrchberg who did business under the style of the N V Childrens Clothing Com puny nhnlesMedeitlerH In clothing nt 0 Horn Btreet on an execution for 1111 which they confested In faMir nf llernhard Hlrschlcrg for mone loaned Judgment for SilOTV1 wius entered against Iho Young Menri Ilirlstlan A elallon of Mount Vernon N Y In fuuir of Julli A llnnn as f r ill executrix of 1I estate I of Ilinn II 1 llunn I fur tmlanco dun on a contract made In 1H8H tn erect Ihe building for tho association for 110000 I nblelllll Mr liuuuilleil In December 111 The C2unlil llunin fir IKoine Italy The twentyfifth annUernary of the founding of the Home und Industrial Schools of Itiimo for Italian orilions br American Dr and Mrs fmuld was hi Id jciterday nfttrnixin ut the r1 dviie of Mr rnmuel Minn nf 7 Past I Thirty eighth inel lluimrU were read from Homo and addrek ttii weie made by the Hev Dr Joiu Hale tlie liny Dr W 1 P I Iuunce and 1 Mr Cornellut It Agnew The home depends npuii voluntary ionulliulloti1 which may bo vent In MU laura llourman Ilainlleld I tal J Ir en Ir 1 II II llurnn i Kust roilyfourth street New or I 8U1OOO Ilamnce for H Trolley Accident A Jurv In the Supremo Court In Hrooklrn warded Krnest 10L 1000 damacei jesterdny for the loss of the tervlcra of his even earolu daughter Clara In his suit agnlnsi Ihu IlrooK lyn llelghta Itallrond fomiuny Tho girl had her leg ni badl irulitnl bi H tioiley car Hint It had tube nmuulatisl A fetvwrvkii vgoujury IUluln11 IO I ltr I tToOO fine r eum lul YI r MHON KAPI SENT TO JAIL inn jtvxoAitiAif xunrn PLSAU tivntr TO FOnOlIY Ill Fislher the IJoTernor of the County af Huroalie Ielt JlntiRnrr lee ofw IhielThe Ilnrnn IVnnted to Un tn NUIe 1rlnon Inend riha PenKenllnry Detective Sergeant Wade of the Central Ofllee bronchi to tnwn yesterday morning Hlitls miind Kapl I ft llunirnrlaii baron who mlll III lulJnIAI Llln was nr rested for forgery on Thursday nlcht In Haiti more Ilaron Kapl J boarded nt TU WcstTwelflh street nnd wns employed ns n talesman In K downtown clnthlnit home Ho was a frequenter of the Cafe Mfittl nt I Kmt Twelfth utrcet which Iskefl by JK llnrtl also n Hungarian Un April 1 Mnrtl cashed tno checks for the Ilaron ono for Still and Iho other fur 8iO They purported to be signed by 1 W Klemmlerof 110 Kisl Koiirtecnth slrcut Tho day ho received tho cash for thochecUs Ilaron Knpl J disappeared nml tho nest day tho checks cnmo back from the bank marked fnrirerles When nn Investigation was miiJe It was ascertained certained thai on thu night of April 1 burg lurs brnko Intii tlm ofllro of tho Nlltrolnrtls Company at t East rmirtienlli street and forced the desks Tlm blirRlam tore a number of blank checks out of Iho check book and stamped them with tho flrmsdnllng stamp T 1 V Memter Is I tho toiupiinrii treasurer The buritlnry was nol reported to tho police and It wns learned of only after tho Invesllcntlon rela thu tn tho forged check WHS mit on foot apt Dllrleti says tlmt tho Huron who wai familiar wltn tho checks nf thu Nutrolactls Company knows more about the btirulnry than ho Is willing to tell Ilaron Kap I wns located In Ilaltlmorn by means nf decoy letters which wiiru sent tnrnuuti the mull When Knplwas nrrnluncd before Itrcorder not In 1art I Icncrnl Sessions jestwrday af ternoon on tho clinruu of forgery lin pleaded t BUllty Iawjur Ioow wa a l ned to himand after for sentence examination Kapl stepHil up to tho bar Iawjcr loow said IIH had known tho prisoner for live or six years that he tielotiKCil tun very ilNtlnuulshcd and Intlueritliil family In Him lrf Thu 1 prisoners father is MitlMiiund do Kniil who In liovernor of tlio enmity of Srtrov In IlnnuMr 11 Is n member of thu uppir ulr lluue of Parliament The ln cr addid ttiui II ellrnt liolunced to the nubility 1 am KtilltJ lour Honor Balil tho Drlnner I tI back In exiinte my crime 1 had ac CI H to tin hulnva IKHISP of I I V Meiiiliiler t Co n ml look from them durlni bushier hours a blank check which I tilled up tor STU iind forkfd tholulintiire

I tnnl tin muiity In ordertojnln mywlfeand two children In Kannuii c Ity Wliltq on my uny tlicrc my conscience troubled mu RU much I du cldid tu como back and sulfur tho consequences c u lie nuueu inai noieii Hungary on account 01 a duel lie had been urnMoil for that He WHI arrested by a Inltcd StnleH miiralial In Okla homa when thu laud thrnnn hlll WIIH open to settle ment a couple of j eiim nco tcciiniw lie had cu tereil tinTrrrllory before Ill slitinlwasclvvn Tlio It corder eieritencfd 1 blm to otio year In prlvm tho penitentiary lie asked to bo sent t Htato prlvmVhyV VhyV asked tho liecorder Attlie penitentiary people coma and to to much ho cnlcl In State prison 1 will be wi burled from tlm world nnd my distance will vII Probably not be known When I get ut I wunt aneiv to KO back to the old country and btgtn llfu nneTh Hecorder then said the penitentiary was tlm ben place for him The Unroll U 1 yearn old and speaks several languages He Is n fluent talker In English nil MtJtKS 11011 lllMSETFT The Tnllnr Accuxrd orTr lna to Ilefrnad loton ClutlilnK Concern Moses Mark a tailor at 72 Lewis street clued thu arrest on Tuesday nlcht of tils watchman Monde Halam on n clinrce of be I tie connected with tho robbery of Hill coals that evening Marks was a prisoner in tho Kssex Market 1ollco Court yesterday on tho complaint of leteetve Holland and lierkluy of tho Cen tral Olllce Tho detectives wero informed by Mnrls earlier In the dny thtit hu had found lltt tiv of tlio stolen ionti In tho tonl box of lie tailor shop Ho said that tho lop of the box had been nailed down Tlio Htoleli goods be I lotiKid to the Standard llolhlll Company of Huston They bail Klien the material to Maiks to be lade up A lanyerj representlnc the company Inrestl KHtetl the rubbery Marks nas placed under arrest on a charge of mealing 141 of Ile cot rho 1 detectives my that thu ulleKel robbery mis a congplracy to defraud Ike Standard Llolhlni Company Marks wai held In SISOU ball by Magistrate Crane to await examination I HXPJIKSS ciriiK AJiitnirin Ilttle Accuned of Defrnndlnff he Company ofMonry to 1ar CuvtouiM Toll After an Investigation bv Deputy Collector nudlev 1 Ihclps of tho Custom llouso Androxr J Mttlc a clerk fortho American KxpressCom pany wan arrested ye terdav cliureed wfth de friimlliiK Iho company to the ixtctit of JMIMI Ilttlu w as taken before fulled Mates Commls slotier Alctander who required JiOOII bull which uas furnlslieil Itttlus examination uns het dim n for May 11 LUtlo had d iOer of attorney torney for tho company to take cooils out of bonil He In I nccuned 1 of defrnudliiK the com pany by tilunlnc bogus prrmlts for Ihu rel a e of I coods anil then collecting itu usual Custom Hoii e tollii which on eiici jmckntn amonntnl toUl cents In this way It Is I declared he I lias defrauded the company from Kub II out of tho aforetmtd 0l SAFE jtnuAKKits AT 1 11lITT They Illntr prn a 1IIK Snfe nnd CarP AWAY t Illlle One BOMEUVIIIF la y 1 People llvlnc at tho junction of Hamilton and Krnnklln streets wero awakened at an early hour this morning by a terrltlc explosion The big afe In the nnicii of J Smltli a coal nnd lumber dealer had been hloln opiii Thw burglars emptied Iho I Iab box but In their haste tailed to notice tlm key of tlm Inner faft wlitih was In a drawer thai they rnnsackrd They carried thu Inner pafe rn nld Iher lrrle1 tl 11Ir auav uith them This heavy box which contalntd many vnluabln paper anil I mall amount of money 11 found near Iutnrsbrook this morn ing It bud been forced open and tlio lon tuken I The paprrs WITH left undisturbed Iho l 111r ltlrbe burglars secured cnly 575 TilE IlL 110 111 ICTo UllI Tudce Aclimon OvPrriilr Alt Olon nnd Niicnn hr Decree nf SHC PiillvnnillilA May I 1 ludgo Acheson In tho Inlted Stutes Circuit lnurt tuilny nluneil Iho decree filed last Itk by tho lc unhlvanla Cnmpany for Insurance on Ile and iiuntmi Annuities as trustees for tboraleof thu prop erty nf the Philadelphia and Heading lEnllrouil and Coal I I and Iron Companies under foreclosure procrdllugK The 1 wile Illako plar In Phllii delphm ill mint In IwlUrd beieafler of which notice In tbe must t term Uu of uUrli ihti mnngagu I ihrcn months Alter riiitilni I ileTfo Judge Achesnn tald that all partht ITC fully iirototed under It 1 ho luilge Illeil an upiulon illsmlKlng 1 the origi nal illtlon nf Mr Ithnudes In uhlch liuvu uan asked In IntiTvene as defrndiint In kdltlllf a Idollinm II the suit and overruling be nbjiMtUiiiH of limeph I Smalt and ntlu r Income morttrate bondhold er and stockholders tu tlm form of tho decree Alleced lerey Illuliwuvmnn Ciuiclit JiKtlcn Iv Kauclierle nnd Constablo Delghan captured Thomas allns Chapplo Jlnrati In lielhllle N J esterdiiy nfttrnoon after n lltvlvrlmtn over fencis nlniit the river front lustlco lii Iailclierlo lull ttupprd him by tlrlnvnhhot at him Moinn Is under Inillrltnent by tho llergeii ruutily innid Jury I for nxault nnd bhrlituiy I robbery On the liluhl of reli 4 stuilnn Aloore an iiiieil 1 IIIHII uus ua laul and ittuclieil llt tlio llerpcn county end nt tlie llellevjlle bridge over the 11 aiit I as Itll lor dend In the mail 11 a robl a of nearly SlOii and nuiIcion UIK directed IIII Stenlieii Ilinley I and Ihapple Miiiiin I lierinxii iliuy HI re nberved to hnxe plenty of iiinm y hel I dm and had been iior for nntiiii lime before tntli 1t 1 11 hdlf t was arr slil In Jtreey riy it few ihijn luler anI Is now in thu I I I HackciiMirU Jail nherii hu I lat m ilin Jul herl utjolneil by Murnu Jnllfe KcuKli li l Try Ilin 1nllco CH The Appellate 1 iono the Mipreme Court hiii aligned lu Hce Martin J Keogh l of thu hecond llepartinint to preside In tho criminal brnmli of tin supremo Court t thin month Tho trials of tho Police CHptalns ami other police men under Indictment ulll tu taken IIP 101 The IIrI trial will be Hint of Iollce Curtain Hlebert Ihel will f illuw th trlsU nf uxCiipu Carpen ter and Mllilra Uaid Mui llnnnnon and Cupt Priuund I then the irinl lit eshuperlit IcMHUiit lirail of tbe Iliiildinu Department No lubur Trouble nt IlululU Advices reeclvid In this city e lerdi jr from ofllclals of Ihu lireat Northern Hallway were to the nlTecl tlmrllie ktorlei nf an Impondlne strlku at tin ompvix i lvrinlntb In Uufuth ur entlruli wnl 1 lIo mn lalluu W V 1 J 1 u AI itoir TO SIAKI CAKE Sir Rarer Tell he Hecret Vlillo Ilepre enllnit he le of K fra QnVnlt P t1nrn A Ion ot ll H f MA u DUll III n course of lectures an cookery nt ryrle Hull Tyl Sixth nenuc yesterday afternoon In the hall was n largo audience In which were the new woman and tho old woman nnd the enthusiastic school girl to say nothing nf numerous conks nnd butlers Today Im going to glo ou the most non sensical leMon that 1 cculd gHo jou begun MrH Itorcr The subject Is cake making and cake baking Its been so tnnnv scars slnio Ive mado cakes In my homo I feel ns If It Is a great wnsto of time Certain cnkei cnn bo oc casionally eaten without the feeling that wo arc doing something radically wrong Pun shlno cnko or sponge cake as HOIIIO call It Is I mu of these and that If I been use It contains no nitter Cakes rich In butter and tilling are he cakes that kill Tlio o of us who mako a justness of studying poopa know that those lUng In rural districts who Ihe on pork po atoes nnd whlto bread nnd top this diet off with n thick laser cako put together with tili ng fill tho asjlums City people dont zo hoe Tho asjlums nro crowded 1 with rural leonlo and It Is I all due to a lack of tissue build Inl ana brain fowl Theres nothing In cako 10 give you brain or muscle unlesi oti get the utter from Ihe beating required to make light kn knFIrst First we will make a cocoa cake Heat inlf a cup of butter to a cream Creaming miter Is a plow process unless ono knows how o du It Ncter heat the linn I or the butter In winter on might set It In n warm room iv few minutes before creaming Take a paddle and press It to the side of the liowl few inln ites drain olf the buttermilk nnd 1 nit until Ight U you wouldu butler and migitr mix ure Add one nnd n half cups of fine grunii ateil sugar M iy 1 gradually hoitlug nil the while nnd the jolks of four eggs Tip the bull and bint until lljht remembering tore lax the musiles of the iirm o us not to tire ourself Add tno tnble ioon fuls of cocoa a uilf cup of milk and then btlr In one nnd hrccfniirths cups of Hour If you havent ocon In the hoii e niek two hqunre of ordl inrj cooking chocolate and use that but dont put any water or milk with the i hocoiato ns tll liquid itlteni 11 ns It does ciirnitnii h Ileiit till mlKturo well nnd add one tea ponnful of baking jHiwder and the wellIn nteti vhltes of tliKrgg This cako is what no cull ml of proportion Vo lime tegular rues fnr Ihllllll 11111 1IIIlIln hlltlr 111111 IIlInr IIro llIhls for tIr 11I011 fll Ihl rehlu lIeo 1111 fllllr 11I11111 1111I1 1111011 olr IIlIur 0 Ihl I 01 Ihn 1IIt 1l1lkllll III all 11 to Lnk 111 like is I en good baked in a large luaf If f you can npull that term to any cake but It 1 eUI In lacrs or tinalt cukes I fball bnke It In these gem pans nlleh i bought eighteen earn 1110 to da Ilrusli the tians carefully vlth suet atijthlng U I better thnn butter for that Is I Ihu poorest grcn lnK miterlnl hn o put u tnbliipoonful In ou h pun nnd bake In a uick oven fifteen or twenty minutes Idmember nln that cakes require soft tnter nlieit Hour lIch ns wo uie in iiastry prlng Hour makes a palatable cako If eaten n s soon a taken from thu oen but H grows tale almost Immediately Certain llatorlngs ilend If vou Kike 1 this batter In a loaf udd a ittlo vanilla or inrnim1 to t eoflen the cboco Jilt You can make half a diweii illrferent akes by I this one reelpe After jou put our ike In tho stoic biu a little fnlth and con Idenco In jour oven and let the door ttay ahlllI Ishnll I make a Inyor cake but first we will mko tbo oraneo lining lor It Carefully mix tWII tnblesiioontuls of ilour in nor more thnn noof mid milk Pour oxer tlls half a pint of milk tlmt has just rcahed the boiling noint Iollr con lantly over the llrc until It Is I thick 11111 perfectly smooth put It through n tleve If on teel doubtful almm lump 11111 the olks or ihiee evg nnd four tahli iomifnls of sugar ako It from till lire atnl add Ihe crated rind of one orange and 1 two tablespoonfuls I of orange jllle If jnn allow thl lllllrg to stand until cold It will bo jcmilke Ill more oti stir It after removing ll from the lire tho thinner It will gel You should alwrjs allow this to stand In a cool jilnre al least one hour before putting It bet n roll the laser And now ive inuit nriko the laser rake continued Mr Horei Heat to n cream one cup of butler nhlili Is half a pound Sepi rate live eggs beit the nlK adding grndil nlly one cup of Hignr Never use puwdvud Kiigar In cake MI this with tho butler and add two cups of llower Heat well nnd add cine lenHpootiful of baking ponder and then caiefiillv flit whites uf the IVKS well Ixatfii Dont iiu mix iiur hikln povler with thn llour1 iUC tluneiCa blightlooking girl in short dresses For mine cakes nnd I could 1 have done FO In this one but In ordinary cakei put ll In toward the lasi so as to ne as little iix possible Too mucli makes tbc cake 0 IIlIlIr that It IDIS Its llavor This batter must be I very Milt as far as looks go for it contains twninpa of lliinld the butler nnd sugar It IM not nee esMiri to add llavor ng but you can lint In a I lltililemon or mango 1111 man who nHer tNes 1 take pans thai dont Hick catches vot nil You buy of him try the pans nnd tlnd thit the dont stlek There I nothing about nny tin pan to ninkn iik IIIIIk but If on pre fer put pipcr In our liur tins aid bnph the iiapcr ery erv llglHv with gnase Now in ntiltlnir lour laxen in III careful Put two In thi bottom I of the IIMMI Mile hv nun and the other In the top din tly er the other lIu This distributethe hint events and yotiriiikes wont hunnpFldid I It you touch sour Ilk lu the cctllrii aid 1 Ile murk of Sur linger U left It In I not done How are sou going to frost the small cakes ated II ol 1 e Ulth fondant You wo nt the confection ers cburrles berries Hgs and other frultH and nuts that look as U thev I hud hi I en dipped In a kind of cieiun It milts almol as NHII us It touihes the 1 lips That is londiiil Dli tnI ii triwlKrrles In It nnd 111111 h tin caps up ainund the ftems and ymi hiuti I loxels ilih To make II llr one up of mgnr and n half i upol water ovcr lh tire until HIP mgnr ilisnhns Allow It tn bull till It xpllix n tlirend nnd tho hot I miv tn test it Is I to hold H I IIII I rolltalnlng n pleie of Ice und xrnic tei 111 one limil Dip two t lingers In thu walei 1 then In the ladling mUlire nnd Immedlitelv Inti the water anlu olien jolt IMII roll what is on ourllngers Into a wifl bull tiie tondint H dnnii Tiiin It nil to a meal pinto M rv lightly UMMeil wllli oil or will JlIt l n 111 ol 1111 or preferably on n iniirblii ilab If von have one nnd when i Mil ulr mull It gruiilati At IIr1 t It lunkt llku melleil Imd MI on and It will get winter nnd whiter Meit a lcisi iinfill of hnenliti add It with 11 lltH 1111I11 tu the fondant and stir inn Iho lite ind llr CUM Mailly until It melt niln Ill the small cukes tu II then nnd it will hiidcn linnudl utlv mi taking them it t The net return w 111 be at tho llnrlein Opera HI IIM mi Fililav nflirnioti nl ioVliitk Tin milled w Illl I i Hiolltng and JDeseris anil In ieiiiest Mrs Koier will milo whole nhcit lu cad Hun Vn eil lie llinillr ilt uu Tlnien I Capt Otln Ferdinand Vilhilm llliuerodnf the North Herman Ilosd fliamshlp Spree com pleted yesterday bin tin hundnd and ninety nlilli vovao across tho Alliiiltic tnpt WIIII Bfrodi iriends will givo him illniirr Innight nl U W tot ifuninth I btreet nnd on Monday the illenv uf Hnboken will honor him lln wlllieilre from tlm Mr on u 1lIlIoln l aftir hi relurimlii lltemen II wu born nt llanoter In lniu llu has saved llireu hundred persons Ut fcHI Tlie Iteiio Iprllned KITiior HbnuM tbe Uiuo tnellnrd paseengcr elevator prove successful at the Ncw York entrance nf the bridge It will ho I adopted by the Kings l County Elevated Hallroad Company al the bridge Court ueei ruli rerry lloerum place uiil rlulbiiali uMiiue nations Boys Suits to suit Boys from the dont care much of the little fel low to the notional ideas of the young gen tleman in long trousers In any case fit sure style certain comfort positive satisfaction guaranteed Price the lowest notch of economical possibility Youths Suits 8 to 16 Boys Suits 3 to 9 HACKETT CARHART CO Corner Broadway and Canal Street 0 9 6 a6jo67 Also tlroadwny below Chambers St 6 01111 thix Krtiiing i ooooooo txxxxx oooooo ooooot lMtlerlmo l u where llemii TH E n 0 ot I Kll uryi tlol 0 3 It i 1 to ml onM Are ueoii I crUl UIIIIIIIIllIboUrl iUallou Illspun Suutiiir jun n6ol JB N Woeful want is some times father to wilful waste The urgent need of light used to excuse a liberal use of gas Today nine teenth century science makes such extrava gance unnecessary THE IMPROVED WELSBACH LIGHT burns onehalf the gas gives as much illu mination as three ordi nary gas jets or incan descent electric lights You are doing your eyes an injustice and imposing a useless tax on your pocket every dav vou strucrtrle aloner k with the oldfasliioncd method Before the sun sets again make it a point to investigate the Welsbach Light FOR SALE AT M ln Office Q31 I BROADWAY tlnd Street BHANcnns 1802 Broad war ITtrald I ff7 are 121 W 125th 8t 217 Amsterdam AVO 7 i Cooper Union 2659 3rd Ave AUrut a ctfrtrftmdtntl It tttto Ofet All cenulne goods have trademark Welsbacb on each box FLINTS FIHB FURNITURE Delft Designs at Factory Prices A r Annatria TO nvnir A TBNJfJCBK2 It Is FIred by nn Ineendlarr Three TIMe In JCIshl Hny Wltliln elalit day tlirca nre wore tot In dif ferent parts of tlio flvostory double tenement it C 11 l and S3S Btnnttm troot All doubt tlmt tlio fires woro of Incendiary orlaln dlrai pcarcil Thursday night when tlio third flro nns discovered and tho Inlon Market police at onco nollncd tlio Flro Marshal oftlco that an Investigation was ncccssnrj Tlio llrst flro wns last week Thursday Shortly before midnight Mrs Iroslnger who lives on the third flnorof i23 sawn bright Ilitht In the nrntit flat on the first floor of yv1 and nlirniwl the tenants Tlie flreinoii nn breaking oLeii tho dnor of the flat found a Mle of rub nlsli In ono rornur Uurnlna Thry put out the names wlilrh hail toiiu SS3 daniauc and the tctnint iqtlred to bril On Tuesday nlulit about I1 I oVlnck the members of nn Italian family named Antoi nette Ihlne on thu Inji Hour nf Ul were nwakeiiiil 1 liy smokn They found tmndlo of newijiayri nil lire tinder tint lee holt In their hull I hey extinguished the llru aud on the next day mined out of thu luiiie Mir lottlleb who lUes at 1 7 the tenants nf ulilrh huo kclir their cyo on their nelnh Imrs slnro tlm httsplclous llrrs beaan to occur next door taw from her bod a tire In n nrint loom nn the rconinl nor of tiJS She liUt her I bend nut Ihrninh tho window Into the nlr flmfl and fereiuncd Flro She Bays that n RrtilT olcc replied Slmt tin your mouth 1 ho VJl I 1111 srrrlllllll1 until rollcemcn Itoonoy nnd I t llrlen inn tiputnirs tolturftluatc They broke open the ilniinf the empty flat aud found a pllo nf ncwppnpcrs lihtztnic llercoly under a tntle Tho fire was extinguished In n few minutes but In tho mean time the tenants hearing Ihe iinlse iro nut nf luil and poured tcrror uTcken down tho slalrf M I uiv of them were afraid tii return nml slept In rhnln In tholr room or bought rtftiLo wild friends TOKIOV COKV 1STAXD IN nVINlI More Tlmn IVO Mtintv IlullillnR Hiirned la u Uiiy nt tmiltuiu Pnrk TOKIO Atirll 17 riro swept Tokloa atnuse motit dlstrlit known as Asaktita Jark on April 10 One portion of tho park Is crowded with tlientrpK peep shows panornmas booths for performing aiilninls iind so un As thousands of pi reons were aMicnibled theplaresof en tertitlniuent at the time a panic was appro hetilled hut thu pleasiiro nlilters illspereed iiulelly nnd not even an animal received any lujur time than lllbulldlnKswcrodestroyed lleiil i uto Irlvute Hale Atprlvotn contract Ponn Ilrothers h re sold to W cornln rnraljiMit f KliiKlii the block front on thn ej l ulilu nf Malihattati nvenue riinlilni from I Hull tn ivuih Uriel ith intiin iiierenr plot being KOI 10 ilii Thu plutwlll bu Improved by tlio erection of private dneflliiKt ll Mehnlnii Inn Iraled for Frank Tllford of Park Tlirord iho three ntory prltate Uwelllni lot llllHii No i41Ue t I2U Htrevt in II A Jnhniton for the four story factory hulldlnu No 105 Eut Fortyfourta tired lot MX loo on prltalc ternm The Coiilan iniiiti hni syld Ihe Htcitory buslneu bnluliiK a7i75 So ry traukllu itreet for about 90 Ihe purchaser of Ihn ilwelllnS Nos 902 nd 963 firth atrium from hrank A Fhret was J I Smith llehasicOHl Nn uiia to a Mr llerliard for 1VS OHO Mnelay t liavles Imvii mild lor Ihe i itatnot Wllllan II hkldmoiu ttie tltcMttor and cellar lirlck warehouie No nu Ue tmreeiVovirln lot VIllxoo to a cu tuiiuron prbnte lerm imcia navies have on for jinrv E Curry and freilerkk II Inrr IhB niven lots at northeast corner Iirnilhurt avenue and 1IMh titriet tu Johu u Iteld ou 1 rlate terms lEenl i nte Trunifer linth it n s ion w Kih av MX 10011 i also n llttn t IT5 w nth av fjxluult MIIIUU A lleretcl to KiixenetToller fl lllth t i n 17i u th nt rtiutt a lot 1 o JJ II tn St Nicholas av t u lisa lu IKIIIi H x w IH2 1 lngcne C Totter and wire to nlmon Adlur mid anu l 111th st n s 1 w ltnox a riiim n 100iix w 1 II K ti bt NIcliiliiMiv xs llni lo HJtU ht x e i tame to name 1 7tllliv neeor lUthlt 11110 lo llJtll lit z ion game tn mime 1 llltlist nsittSw Lenox n 14 llxlliO Ill K3 x IU J 11 31u c Khrenrulcti ft al to Win Sott i 10lfi tit ll s 13 e MalilmltanarouxlOOil Auolii 1 II Mejer lu Katlurinn llossl 02000 llLil t si I Went Knlwrl Ma wald and wir to Theiiiec irrun 1 IJ4th it s H VvA w Alexander nv UAxluU Anilri llrinn et ul to Abner W Caverly 1 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