The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
May 9, 1896

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1 w 4 47 J j I I IF gOJ SEE IT IN THE WEATHER PREDICTION tUbe 11k4 uu W bc n U lor Now York anJ Ih Vicinity L I 150 Fair and warmer southwesterly winds i ti i I VOJI IAIIINO 252 NEW YORK SATURDAY MAY 9 ISDDCO IYIIIG lIT 1891 I BY THE SUN PRIXTIXG AND rTlliMSHING ASSOCIATION THICK j TUO EXTs 4 ST LOUIS WILL SAY GOLD I go 1TARNEK MlLLEll IltEDlClS AVTER A TJIII WEST nope ChlruKo VII1 Do IJkcnrlie tnt the t Free MUTer NlBlttmnra Mir Oet Off the nrcnt of Ilnilnr llrfnre Election I MaKlntcr Htruddle to He Fought Ilonn Tho lon Wnrnnr Miller ono of the New Tork Stale lllg Four delegates nt Inrge of tho Rcpunltcnn party n St Louis camo from Washington last night anti was nt tho Fifth Avenue Lintel Ha has recently bcnn through many of the Western States on a business trip and he said that his view on tho money question and the probable planic nt St Louis were M follows Tho St Louis Convention In my Judgment will frame n platform on tho currency ques tion that will 0 absolutely satisfactory lo tho puoplo of tho Hast and to the great major ity of all Urn business pcoplo of tho entire country It will declare unconditionally against tho free coinage of silver It will de claro In favor of tho present standard and of I t BoldOn maintaining all of our currency at parity with On what authority do you make this state q ment Inquired Til SUN reporter rrf I make this statement replied Mr Miller on my large acquaintance with leading Ro publlcans all over tho country I know that this statement of mine represents their vlows I I In the last tear there has been a turning from free silver especially among Republicans In tho West to the opposite view There Is I no mistake about this situation There aro a number of freo silver Republicans In tho West but they are not In the majority and this will b demonstrated nt St Louis Tho business Interests of the country may rest assured as to tho outcome on this question at St Louis and nerd no longer hesitate to enter Into large trans actions for fear of a disturbance from an tin sound currency I hop to seo the same result nt the Demo cratic National Convention at Chicago and then the question will 0 permanently settled I and will not have t await tho result of tho I election to determine I Tho credt of the I country would thus b benefited untold millions I lions our securities would be purchased abroad and there would be no further danger of our 1 gold reserve being depicted Mr Miller said that ho did not believe for an instant that the silver Republicans In tbo St Louis Convention will bolt because n round money plank Is t b adopted there Mr Mil I ler said that tho far ester Republicans were very much moro Interested In protection I for wool than they were In the sliver question and that I they can be assured that the free wool schedule will bo obliterated they will wol Acbeull v1 b obltrnted thel wi caro little or nothing about thd silver Issue Other eminent Republicans agreed with Mr Miller as to his diagnosis of the action of the silver Republicans at St Louis Tbo lon Thomas C Platt another of New Yorks Ilia Four had a substantial evidence yesterday that the New York State Renubllcans will have a sound or gold money plank at St Lnuls or know tho reason why lie received a check I for 10000 from solid business men who de clared that the money was sent for the pur poe of continuing the light of the New York fetfvto Republicans for sound money Mr llatt handed this check to Chairman Charles W Hackelt of the Republican State Commit l tee and the work nf making a flght against the McKinley vigor ttraddlers wU b proseculed with Ilor report reached New York from excellent I onroei that Major MoKlnleys friends dic tated the money planks of the Illinois and In diana State Conventions and this was suf ficient evidence It was said that the McKinley traddlers a becomlntr alarmed over the aroused sentiment of the great Eastern States for a found money plank at St Louis The antlMcKlnleyites nay that Major MoKlnle s managers a Dlnylng a double game for the purpose of securing delegates In solid Stains like Illinois and Indiana while they are fid dling with the free sllverltea of California and the Southern States The antlMcKlnleyltes are averse to the nomination of any Repub lican who does not come out flatfooted like Quay Morton Reed Allison or Bradley and found the tocsin for sound or gold money This statement I heard constantly and It Is anl lor thin reason that the untlMcKlnley combine wi Louis fight the Mclvlnleyltcs t the last ditch at The lon David Martin returned to his homo In Philadelphia jesterday before leaving he was asked whom ho was for and ho told Unequivocally equivocally tha he was for McKinley Why do not the McKinley managers come out and declnro for sound mone THE SUN reporter Inquired There U plenty of time Isnt there re plied Mr MartIn Just you wait a little and you will find out that McKinley Is t b put on a gold plank nt St Louis The lon Mr Martin has teen a new light I Is known that hu was told In Phllndalphla the other day bv eminent Republicans who r friendly to McKinley and who hove great b Influence with Mr Martin that they would hay nOl nf McKlnley If thero was tn bo any straddling on the money question Republi cans connected with some of the greatest financial enterprises In tho State of Pennsyl 1 vania made this very plain t Mr Martins friends mo according to Mr Martins friends hero in New York the work of the McKInley manager In fooling tho delegates from tho South anti West must b continued until all hands teach St Louis until the meeting of tho National Committee and until the hrlct of tho Committee Contested Seat Is handed In Oeorgo Urban Jr and other friends of Mr McKInley from Ruffalo WAre In town yester day and they said It was a ale of serious re gret to them that Mr cKlnleys managers and Mr McKinley himself continue t act aa I they do on this Important question I The action nf President Cleveland In putting all of thtt ofllcns orth anything In the line nf political patronage In the classified civil sr vice has greatly disturbed the bandwagon shouters of McKinley In different parts of NoW York State These McKinley shouters It was declared hare promised everything In the way of Post Offices for support but under President Clevelands ruling the Federal pat ronage Is now positively worthless to any party I or t any faction of tho party In New 1 York State This was vory discouraging news especially to the little coterie of U t hollandltes who have been led to believe that If McKinley should get Into the White loU 1 the Mllhollandlles would have all tho tIne places from Oowanui Canal to Lake Erie 1 JIRTAtf CltALLEXOES CARLISLE le Wnnt the NeervtMrjr lo Iteply to III c Own Silver Npeechc or Lone Ago I OMAHA May ExCongressman W J Bryan toterday sent n challenge to John O t Carlisle Secretary of the Treasury at Washing ton Mr Uryan ears You have changed your position upon the paramount public Issue and aro now defending a financial policy which yon once denounced The advocates of free and unlimited coinage at 10 to 1 admit your right change your opinion but conUtm that you owe It to the public to answer tho arguments which you younelf mid In 1H7H beforu attempting to answer tho arguments of other Your record challenges you to Joint debate Will you accept Are you willing to take up your speech of NTH and answer It one proposl tlon at a time If sou are you wll silence those who doubt your sincerity and question your motives I you uro not willing to face I yonrnwu arguments and overcome them you cannot complain If your opponents adopt tho philosophy of Shakespeare and attribute your cowardice to a guilty conscience Milliard lie Converted Two Democrat The reason for the transferor I lot of Demo cratic otc holders from tho old Kxclse Depart ment In the now bureau presided over by Special Deputy CominlKsluiier I George Hllllaril dev eloped yesterday w hen It was announced that two of thu lot had rmbrnecd Republicanism The two In question are Applltntlnii Clerk Jacob Wvrt brinier and In I prtlor Jcitinli Kohn llotli of them men llvu In the MxteenUi which U I Mr IHIIUrds own Afsembl district Wrrihelmer wan I iiitit litany Hall I I man ami Kohn I lurch her of t the 1 Independent Count y trisn iiat ion llolh I have joined orgaulatlnn Ihe Alpha I tub the regular Republican ij tunRrrlimn C II naeb llcnOMlnwtrd 1tjc I trvKivn O May H Iho Twentieth Dis trict Republican Convention imttrday rinuml nated Congressman Clifton I Hunch by accla mation Andrew squire and Robert McDowell were elected daUgau t the bu Lout Convention i 100 1 i 1 M tt l1P 1 CHICAGO 1AVS Vlo The Notional llemnernlte Convention via lie Ilelit There ChIcAno May 8The Democratic National Convention will bo held In Chicago and at the Coliseum In accordance with tho original pro grain nie This was tbo decision announced by National Chairman Harrity this evening at the close of tho second stsilou of the special meeting of tho subcommittee on tho Convention of the Na tional Democratic Committee Tho afternoon session was given up to a con ferenco with Treasurer Uonnersberger Judge loodrlch Jacob W Richards R W Upanglor and other members the local Finance Com mltteo The conference was held behind clorwl doors and at Its conclusion Chair man Harrity said that all the oblige tons under which the Convention had been voted to Chicago had been compiled with The obllgatlous lu question provide that 10000 should ba placed to the crwl It of the national committee by title date and that 10000 addi tional should bn forthcoming by July 4 With tho exception of Senator Oornian every member nf the subcommittee reported at tho Hotel Wellington today Even Chairman K I Wall of the Wisconsin Slate Central Com mittee who was Ill for months was present Ills associates wero Chairman Hnrrlty Cot J O I Prnther of St Louis T II Shirley of Louisville len T Cable of Illinois and J t bheerln of Indiana Secretary With thoee were Architect Canda of New York and John Martin of St Louis who was selected SergcantatArms at the last I meeting of tie committee During tbo afternoon Messrs Prnther Shirley and Martin visited the Coliseum sculls and expressed themselves as pnllsflrd nt tho progress that hall been mode on the struc ture prOjress mne tureWhen When the aubcotnmltteo reconvened and the conference with the local Finance Committee bad been concluded the subcommittee went Into executive session and appointed the follow Ing e On Press and Telegraph Accommodations and FaclllllesS Prathcr 1 Sheerin E C Wall John C On Decorations and Music Thomas HShirley lien T Cable U C Wallace Washington U I C The latter was also selected as a member tho Committee on Arrangements to succeed Senator Oormon of Maryland who had notified tno committee of his Inability to serve The committed adjourned to meet again In this city on May 20 Chairman Harrity gave out this announce ment No tickets admission to the Convention will b Issued until July 0 Applications for press tickets should bo made to b P bheerln Chairman of the subCom mittee on Pros and Telegraph tombs oort Ind Applications for appointment as assistants to tho sergeantatarms door keepers pages 0 should be made to Col John I Martin ott Louis The Interior arrangements of the Coliseum will bo made under the supervision of F K Canda of Now York architect and engineer to the committee axMsted by Sergeant ntArma Marlin with the cooperation of the Committee on Decorations and Music I Tho railroad companies centring and tribu tary to Chicago will 0 asked to furnish trans portatlon to delegates and others nt reduced rates The usual practice hn been to grant a round trio for ono faro AUCTIONEER GETS SQUARE Arrent of Agent of the Hocletr thnt Prose cuted Him JLIndcnborn Charges ConplrNey Frank Andrews who said he was a travelling salesman living at 117 West Fortyninth street and another man who Capt ORrlen said a Lo Roy Andrews assistant manager of the As sociation for the Suppression of Fraudulont Auctions were arrested last night and locked up at Police Headquarters charged wllh conspiracy and abetting larceny The arrests were made on complaint of David Llndonborn an auctioneer of 70 East Twen tieth street In March lat the association hauled Linden born up before Mayor Strong and tried to have hU auctioneers license revoked Twlue he says they had him arraigned In the Jefferson Market Police Court charging him with selling rugs under false valuations On each occasion the proceedings were dismissed Llndenborn says that two of his clerk Charles Curtis and Edward Gorman were In duced to leave his employ and work for the as sociation Benjamin Redler the Slnweek bookkeeper emplojcd by Llndenborn fan that ha won approached by Curtis who Intl mated that hu might make some extra money by working In the interest of the association while retaining his place The bookkeeper told his employer and Linden born said Uo ahead and well see what the outcome will be Redler says he met Ln Roy Andrews and Charles W Colton at the Holland House Col ton U with tho firm of A A Vantlne Co dealers In rugs After other meetings Redler was employed by tho association at a salary of 118 a week to re regular port dally employers nil the transactions place In rugs a his On the advlca of Lldenborns lawyers flu menstlel di Hirsch ned ler wade bogus reports ID tho association Then II is I alleged another of Llndenborns employees James Cullen was approached by a representative nf the associa tion and accepted a Job like Redlers Finally by tho advice of Le Roy Andrews ac cording to Itedlers story the bookkeeper ex tracted an Invoice from the safe In Llndenborns offlco and turned It I over to Andrews Cullen kept delivering tags purporting to show Prices quality and sires of rugs bundled by Linden On Thursday night Redler says ha met Andrews at the Ullsey House ali Andrews asked him to get Llndenhorns sales book Red ier says he was to pans the night watchman wllb a dummy package get the book put U I In the package and pass out again Thin was to he done last night uliht Redler not l Llndenborn who with his counsel laid the matter before Capt OHrlan at Police lleadouarterf Capt Ollrten after con sulting with District Attorney Fellows detailed Detectives Vallely and Foe on the cane 1 no detective went to Llndenborns auction rooms last night and got the tales book aucton lor and Cullen went up to thn Ollsoy House Cullen waited outside Redler It Is I al leged met Le Roy Andrews who hand ed him the dummy package Cullen saw It pasted over Redler then went to the auction alcton rom The detectives who were waiting there wlllii thro put the book In the package and then wain up to the Ullsey Iou Detective Vallely sat In Uie reading room until 0 oclock when Hedlnr en tered mat Le Roy Andrews and handed him the package Andrews look out the book and asked Redler t explain the entries Then Frank Andrews Joined the group After looking over the book for half an hour the Andrewses returned It to Itcdler Frank An drews then took Redler aside and gave him 8H1 SI ot which was for Llmlerborns Walch Ill 10 mldo Redler sign a rocclpi for the money The dotctlves then stepped forward and arrest ed Frank and Lo I Kov Andrews They core taken to Police HeadiuarlcrH When going III tho steiN I a tho Mulberry street entrancE trunk Androwa threw away a loaded pistol The prisoners refuted to talk about the case but asked Captain Ollrlen to notify Assistant District Attorney Rattle and Commissioner ItoosovoHof their arrest They also tent for their counsel Austen O Fox Lawyer Illumenmlel ecu that the associa tion claims an member such Drum as W A J J Blonne iCo Lord Taylor and Arnold Coiutablo SCOUT vnox TIIK 3iKitrrnr CASH A Further KBbrt to Reduce ned Hlrtnath la I Newr InBlHiid BostoN May 8It ii l undrntuml 1 that thero Ir In Ration u scout from the McKlnliy camp whose purposo Is I to break further the ranks of the Now Knulund delegation to thu National Republican Convention To learn If Iheru it I arty probability of the Hay Stat Imliif persuaded lo Join the rtampide to McKlnle a ranvanno turui polblu bun been 1 mudeiof the delegates from which U uppiurn thai llirro la I as ul Iu wnurlng In the tt 01 column 1 of those IntrrVlenrd nra unani mous In standing by the Maine man ulnl afc to say that Musachun I Hut vote In the lut Convention will ho olid fur him From the tenor of amnu of the Interviews however there II nUllnlbl that ulujuld It I appear that Heed hud nn uhMue lomu of the delegates would break away from him McKinley lelaloa second choice of tbe majority but corn ay they stances would nut vote for him under any clroum fl 0 c GOFF EItItED ALL CONCURS APPELLATE JtiriXIOfT JVltdKS Ilr JHnB HIM THIS TISIK I Va In the Miilllnn Case Which the Knlhnilnctle ilullr ilcroma lnr ned from ills iwo Trlhinml to lenfrnl rleMloniConTlellon IVIIhout KTldcn I The Appellate Division Judges took a turn at Recorder loft yesterday antI without exhibiting hibiting any of the dread which that jurist tells tim Kmidii lost ho Inspires rever ell his conviction of Dennis Mulllns In an excise CM thnt cnuneil n good deal of talk when It was tried I seems to tho Appellate Court that a wellknown rub of evidence was violated by the Recorder and RIo that thoro wero some frailties In his charge to tlio Jury Mulllns was conlctedby by Hecorder Ooff on AUK 11 1ROS Ho owned four saloons In various part of tho city and two of his bar tenders John Cotter and Thomas Ward were fined ShOo with tho alternative of ten days In Jail for selling liquor on Sunday They were convicted In I tho Special Pensions and as Mul Ins did not par their fines they were sent to tho Tombs Justice V Traem Jerome who wm presiding In I tho Special Sessions came to conclusion In his mind that tho the olcuslnn II mlll proprie tor of tho salonns might be equally guilt and issued n warrant for Mulllnts arrest The channel arc that Mulllns would not time been arreMed If ho had pnld the fines of his bar tenders When his cn o rainu up In tho Spe cial Se3 lnns his counsel preferring to got away from that tribunal under tho circum dtancts appeared with an order of the Su preme l Court transferring the case to the Gen eral Seaione Ho did not get away from Justice Jerome though That enthusiastic Judith went over Ocnoral Sessions and sat tho bench to the Oenerll SesslOl1 Inl Slt on bnch with HecorderOotT while the Inter was charirlnz the Jury Mulllns wns rtnid s r and runt to Jail for thirty days In granting n certlllcnle t reasonable doubt Ju tlie lleekmau of the Supremo Court said Ill doubled If the conl tlon wa a Just one The Appellate Judges mor than doubted It The pro erutlon Intro dnced as evidence aealnst Mulllns the plea of hit bartender Cotter and the record of otters conviction bionIcs Goldzler coun cud for Mulllns objected to tho testimony and the Recorder overruled his objection In the opinion handed down estorda the Appel late Division decides that the Hecoder erred In allowing tho record of Cotters conviction to bu presented to the Jury Justice Inrahnin writes the opinion and to use a phrase which In reversals or UniT I becomlntr as familiar a tho burden of a comic opera chorus I ALL CONCUr j We think the court say that tho nd mlstlon of tho record of Cotters conviction was clearly error The defendant was not Indicted i s an accessory and Indeed as the crime charged wag a misdemeanor ho is 1 the principal whether or not under the law as It formerly existed bo would In the casts of o felony have been an accessory Upon the question of hli guilt the conviction of his associates I sociates for tho 10Iln lou of a crime was en tirely Immaterial trelV opinion quotes several familiar deci sions of tho Court of Appeals In bupportof this ruling and then coes on The dufendaut was Indicted as a principal It wn8 not neces ary to prove that any one else bad been convicted of tho offence to es tablish his Built and evIdence lending to show that nome one clsu had len convicted of the crime for which he was Indicted was plainly Incompetent and could not but have been In jurious to tho defendant It Is Impossible for ns to Imagine noon what principle this record and the depositions In Cotters case cruld hive been competent evidence against he defendant Tho Court evince the record of the conviction of one Ward a btrtender for tho defendant Cotter was called and examined as a witness and swore that defendant wa absent at tho time of the commission of the crime cbareed 1m that he did not tee and had no conversation with the defendant on U e Sunday In question that ho had no orders to open the place but that he went In to clean up and while there ho anl sold some beer nnd put the money In the drawer There was not tho slightest competent evidence as against tho defendant except tho record of Cjtter There were several exceptions t the charcro of Ole learned Judge which wo think well taken but which It II unnecessary to notice For the error In the admission of the evidence the Judgment must b reversed LOUISIANAS ELECTION TANGLE BuBReltloa of a New Election by the III norltr In the Legislature NKW OHIEAKS May HA committee con sisting of one hundred of the leading business men of Now Orleans wa appointed today t try all arrange a settlement of the GUherna I torlal troublo and prevent a conflict at the State Capitol when the Legislature meets on Monday or when the vote for flovernor I counted on Thursday The returns show the re election of Goy Horsier Democrat by a ma Jorlty U7000 but Ihnrr the Republican can didate asserts that gross frauds have been per petrated and that he will carry his contest be fore the Legislature and demand an Investiga tion of tho vote lon The Legislature consists of 64 straight Demo crat 17 members of the Citizen League re form organization of New Orleans which de feated the Democracy In that city SJ Iopullstn and 21 Republicans showing a Democratic ma jority of four over all At one time It looked as If there would be an armed conflict at HMon Hong ant the militia was ordered to hold Itself In readiness to ko to Raton nOl I but the chances of violence are now considered slight and both sides scent ills l

inset to leave the matter to the Legislature Thn committee ulllzens proposes that the Leg Mature before counting the vote for flovernor shall pass a new election law and call a consti tutional convention which will limit the BtifTraga by an educational qualification and order anew election after this has been done The Republicans bare accepted the offer but Oov refute Foster and the Democrats will probably HER OWN NON on irnoiEt Police Have a Woman Vadfr Arrrct an a Polee I Vague Charge or KI4n pplnK CapU ORrlen has a woman under arrest at Police Headquarters on a charge of kidnapping although she declares that the boy she Is ac cused of stealing Is her own She was arrested with the boy at 440 West Twentysixth street by three of Capt Ollrlenn men on a telegram from Chief of Pollro John Rough nf Negnunee Mich who laid that the boy had ben stolen from tiU parents who live In Hay City The woman says her real name Is Fannie Lampmnn although for several year past she bus led adUsolnte life and has been known as Hnrdwlck llalgo Mcdee all loodall Her husband she any Is William Henry Lnmpumn to whom she was married about limo years niro IheV quarrelled 1 three years ago vvlillo liv ing on a farm al Irk Mlch and hits took their iildent child a girl whIle duct took the boy who was found with her In her molheru homo at Vassar Mlth She stilt situ wanderwl around the country until Juno 18114 when slits visited her mother Mnr Ann loodiill at Vatmir where sho found the boy Mio 1111 not eon him since he wan IN inonthi old He was then 7 years old hhn has kepi the boy with her while living with various men anti Dote she took him to Scotland The boy 1 nn s that ho Is I IMdle WUmore tind thai be tuns nut think the woman iii hIs mother lollr lie corrctistratce her tory however and KHJB that ho was living with his grandmother at M ar when she took him away Hie woiimn Is locked uu tot Police Hendqnar tuu t and lice herr society lia ohari of I bubo Tlirtiitrned is Railroad President LirnK lt KK Ark May H Yesterday morn Ing while Col 1 W Tordyce Vlcelreilclint of the olton felt Road was Mated In lilt private car tot Pino 111 u IT he was approached by I Inn who demanded 1000 of him Thu Intruder had a package and told tht Colonel that If he did not glut him I lie nion in I live mlnntu bit frlendi and aim the rumpanj would regret U Col Font co riigaKcd hut limn In innverfalnn tort of tinmtmUrrs of the pony flipped out nf the roar door of tue car and mmmoneu a iHillctman Chief Stewart arrested the man Ta package In lilt I hand wa a small box con talnlog a numhrr of utrlrulgv some ot ho liielli of which b been exploded 4 J heir KIILFlt Ill A MAXS 1lIt Little Chnrler Menu Hlrnrk hv n Painter Vho Fell tvlllt n Henmilit Nelson Illnghnm of 128 llodfnrd avenue and William Mitchell fim Leonard street llrook lyn set to work to paint the front of the hOI o 07 Jewel street In thnt city They are employed by William Russell nf Kfl Nassau avenUe They suspended a movable scallold front two timbers projecting from the roof Through the end of each timber ran nn eyebolt which a fattened by n nut To thee eyebolls tho tackle was fastened On this scaffold they hauled themselves to the upper front of tho house and went to work In tho homo next door live Charles C Scott and his faintly Ha Is employed In Richards dry goods store In West Twentythird street this city Knrly In thc nftcrncoti his fouryear old son Charles a pretty little tel ow with a chubby face and flaxen ringlets asked his mother I h might go out and play Hho said he outside tho ha might but that must not 10011110 of front yard For playmates ho found llttln Nel lie Powers and Wllllo Henlon They played housekeeping Charley Scott sat on the stone walk beside the steps while the other two were near him but under tho porch From a subsequent Invcsilgallon It appears that the nut which held the eveboll In one of the timbers that supported tho scaffold had rusted to such an extent that the tin ends on the bolt had lost their hold At 211 oclock the strain of the scaffold draw the bolt freo from the timber and that end of the scaffold dropped a though the rope that held It had been cut Illnghnm and Mitchell wcra pitched bond foremost Into tho Scott yard noxtdoor Mitch directly of Chancy Scott The ell fell directy on top rl Scotl boy was crushed against tho flaggIng Ills skull was broken and one lee wet broken Mitchells life was saved and ho clambered to his feet with only a bruited arm and side Illngham struck In an unpaved part of the yard but his leg was broken A woman ran out of the house and picked up the boy He was still alive hut ho died In her arms bolero she got Indoors Illngham was taken to St Catharines Hospital Mitchell was attended by Ambulance Surgeon Da Gregory of tho Eastern District Hospital and was then taken home The boys body was laid on a sofa In the front room of his home anti all tho afternoon the motber sat by I wringing her hands and moaning n vjfA IrA r Sl sir ui iJii D UA Y rTwohor Coupe Overturn n Cab and Collide nlth a Cable Cur Timothy lImo who drives a coupo for Fancy Bros of 17 East Twentysevenlh street took a party to Abbeys Theatre shortly before t oclock1 last evening After his passengers had alighted Farley left tho box The team a spir ited one became frightened at the cable car gongs and started down Hroadway followed by Fancy The horses ran In and out between tho cable cars and carriages with which Hroadway was thronged at the time At Twentyeighth street the team was behind a cable car which came too sudden stop Tho horses HWUIII around and tho coup struck a hansom driven by James Shield I turned the cab over throwing Shields to tho around Then the horses continued their run down Ilroajway In the middle of tho block between Twenty seventh nnd Twentysixth streets they started to cross the cable track In front of car in bound up town The coup struck the front platform of the car almost demolishing tho vehlelo and bringing the hones to I standstill So1 rral policemen Mired the horses and held themjntll the driver came up Tho front pint form of the cable car vas smashed and the pas sengers badly frightened but no ono was In jured ATTLE rtETn EHV n irs A VD A nsroii A Tent Today or thr Turret Mnrte to np rent Timer tor Ihe Ililttla Hhlp WASHINGTON Mar 8Thin naval proving station at Indian Htnd n ill ring tomorrow with tho thunder of artillery fret against tho first lMuch gun turret vet attacked by the heaviest guns main in America rice occasion will boot the highest Importance to ordnance officers of the navy who lao conflicting theories regard ing the effect that will bo produced on I modern gun turret made with the let nickel steel when attacked by the biggest guns with full service charge of powder Tho two naval committees of Congress and the leading ord nance experts In Washington will bo present to witness the battle between the gup and the armor and opinions aroabout evenly divided as t which will como out ahead Capt Sampson and a number of the ordnance officers bavo hold that 12Inch guns are not matches for fifteen Inches of the best nickel steel armor as fired In actual warfare while Chief Constructor Hlchborn and his Ilchlorn anl officers have contended that llnch guns will smash the heaviest armor now carried Tho test will not only I fettle I the question of whether lnlnch armor can resist a 1 Klnch shot but also what damagu Is to bo expect d to tho Internal moch unliin of modern turrets when hit by two or three shots from gnat guns tiring the usual service charge I 11cc 1 largut turret as It Is called Is not con structed throughout of he best slcvl but that which still be struck bv the part wil Alrlck t projectiles Is I protected by a inluch plnla f rum thin group of armor Hint covers the turrets of the Massai hu selto whit the rest of the structure com posed 1 of the heaviest shiest Iron so its tN Ilvu the same btrength that would bo retrexented were Hot I steel Inside this turret will ue placed dummy IllInch guns with I the Intricate mechanism for working them 110 turrul will b holt down with powerful eights and wi 1 formidable ns If It were on hoard the lialtlenhlp Ilire shots will bo hurled at tl tine from a 10Inch gun Ill two from Klnch gun Tho llrst shot Is I tn have an Initial velocity of 1ifio feet pur second nnd Is not expecttd to puree the plate ulthnutrh thu twill unquratlon Ilqlton ably got a severe shaking up Tint I lrcond pro I jectile will Ie from the 13lnch gun with a ftrlklnir vclocli of 18111 feel per second or Iho snmu veloclt t y that Is used In the ballistic tests on armor for the liattlu ships I The third eliot I tutu turret KlamU thu first two will havo the powerful velnclts of vfloo feet per second and it Is expected Hi t cheese I hits outer plain and create havoc with thn dummy gum on tue Inside Thecnilnf Ihn I experlmeni will approximate 11 If001 and wi I bp tilt Irt 01 Us kind ever held Naval nltnchds of fnrulgn lovernmentR have re lieu ted to be present but the t department has declined 1 to nllxvv them Its almi until that no reporters will hn allowed to bo present CVCLIHT HlItT JV CKVTItATj rAKK huller Mlllftt Thrown from ills Wheel bJ t cull ii Oil wltli n I nt Ic lon John Mlllett I butler emplojid at 840 Fifth avenue Is In tho 1retb u rl in Hospital suffer ing from i aveinl never scalp wounds and con tuitions rucplvvd ity I colliding with a cab horse while riding a blcjcle on the last Drive In eulral Park boot night Mlllett was going north on thin left hand duct 01 tho rise 1 hel tho cub In which scrt Dr i Minnnd i i Carleton of fill Wont Fort tli ft hi street mil hl I vUfi cit mitt down tho centre nf thu road Mlllett llI cro the road in Ihl I right In I Iron I I i f iht n and thu forward to Li I Infhi I I iitc the itruck t tint horse lie was ihrovtii m in ilic I erniitnl ai d I hut eh w heel linifi d t V i r 11 I u lower bar 1 nf the I i bl c II le bcndlni II out of nhnpu and brcakliig thou whirel Mlllett m I t1 I on i Ihe biulc I nf his head and lilood Itnvved freil 1 IIH wound Dr I i nrlelnn I gol onlnf lice i 11 n Id I lti w nit iii l iniild fnr tii hit lured man unil 1 It t biilauin 11 t lake him in this linsp ml 1 Ink I Policeman 1 I Corhett placed tht drlvi ii i t III i no under arrcut hut lie win lalir tli hwrnil 1 i Mllett ient word from I its h pllal I ilia1 I I in hu wit ciii lie wrung tddiof this accident I the road ileiiivir wiii notti blamn for Hx Ililtilr nt On Illrtb FOWIKII Ind Mav N Fritz Uelnhnlt living a mile from lure w 1 nttounded last night by an addition of t t Cd u iables tu his family Ills I I wit presenlid Im I with a laU dozen little llulnlll lot till hut Ii all IllStV habits erll all with a fair tritertid t of living TWI ears al I wlb lieimtsicit gut birth to triplets tsnitl ar all I 1f 101111 01 nilo children are living Mrs Ulloil was al 1 tihss I I 11 Mary Ilii 1 anl toes nrl fn Uermany twentY sight years ago ot the last I lot lour a rc glels I and two bll CI1IKFS1IATS I I L HURT 1 L THE nnrM v IKLL rnotr t jAil Jln lTO A SVllVKLIAIt Missed Ill Ionllitc In the llnrknrlll Hkllll FrncltiredCullrd In the Iiaee lir n False Alitrm of rire Miinrfded liter llmnitn AVIin Vn Killed Incl Ultiler Fire Chief William Hhaw of tho sixth battal Ion Is dying In St Vincents Hospital of a fractured skull received last evening at PlO Hreen street to which he had been summoned by whnt proved to ben false alarm of lire Ho was the successor of lIce lalo llattnllon Chlcl John JlJrosnan who was killed on Dec P1 I of last year R I lira In West Tw elt fourth street between Sixth and Seventh avenues by a water tank which fell through tlio roof and crushed him In death The building at Greene street Is six stories high anti occupied by manufacturers Most of tho o emplojcd In the building had 10lU away when the supposed tire was discovered Mr Fox of the firm of IrubnvrA Fox which occupies tAte lop Iloor lilt n factory was tho last to quit the building Ho was locking up the street door of tho hall at 41 oclock when Policeman T T I Ilumbrlc nf Iho Mcrcur street etn ton who happened to bo passing cal 11 hU attention In sumo srnoUo which was coming broken of In the basement out of a Irnkon ionic glass II door of the building Mr Fox and Ilambrlck looked around hut they could seo no tall An there wns plenty of smoke In the basement which Is under Louis Ilosschards straw goods and hat store Fox said they had better not tako any chances all suggested that they summon the fliemcn I trelen llamhrlck ran to the corner of Greene and Went Third streets and sounded an alarm and In a few moments three engine companies and two truck companies were at the scene Chief Shaw k iiTTAMOS cnirr BIIAW arrived at tho amo time Tho firemen lost no time In getting to work Tho Ptnoxe which canto from tho biscmcnt led them to believe that the lire had got u good start and was In n rather disadvantageous place They mashed In tho doors of Hosschards sore ali got to work I tho heavy Iron doors over the sidewalk elevator so a to make an opening there As KIOII as the store doors wero broken In Assistant I Foreman Frank J llennc sy of Engine Oompany III and As sistant Foreman John Henrn gf Hook and Lad der 20 ran through tho store and groped their way to thu basement and then to the nibcellar Chief haw reasoning that 11 the lire had been In progress for snmntime the greatest clanger to bo feared from explosion of ger was an Xllnlon gn sought to get at the meter In the subcellar and shut off the I supply at once When the doors of the sidewalk elevator had been tlcm Own back he called thus firemen of Truck 20 who stood ready with a ladder and they ran It down nl the suitcellar lice 1 I C In hi anxiety to prevent any fire that might be down stairs from gaining headway was Iho flrsl to start down the ladder He started to all down holding on to the rungs behind hU back Wllh a quiet command to the men to follow him he began the descent The elevttlorslmfl was dark and Ihe Chief trnsled to bin experience In descendIng ladders and not to hiM sight Hn made one step safely but as ha took the other thco men walling to follow Him taw him tnpplo and fall lo the bottom Ho had missed his fooling In the darkness and pitched head long to the bottom of the hat I distance of twentyfive foot Tho firemen above called to their cnuirudca IlnncKsy and Hcarn In the subcellar The latter hurried to the bottom of the shaft Thev found the Chief Inns faeo downward wlin a deep gatt In hU head and bleeding from tho mouth nose antI elftVe They picked him up and carried him through the dark subcellar up the Ktalrs The firemen above yelled to the policemen to get an ambulanco or a doctor and Roundsman Nathan HcrU Jumped Into tim Chiefs wagon and drove furiously to the houso of Dr Curils In Vashlnglon place the ifarvHt physician hu could think of Another pollcuman summoned an ambulance from M Vincents Hospital Deputy Cnronor Edward J J Donlln happened to re lu the vicinity and as hluf Shaw was car ried out In lIce street he Immediately net to work to render what medical aid he could He Chlefnwoundiwhen Ambu wits bandaging thin hloC wnln lance huririon Ion of St Vlnctnts Hos pital arrived Da Donlln toll Surgeon Wilson that Chief Shaw had a fitcluru of the skull and when the Injured man was taken to St Vincents his statement was corrntioratefl It 11 said that tho Chief was MI Imdlj Injured 1 that ho was not expected to live through the U II hI Chief hRI began hUcareer a1 fireman with the Inception of tics prenent department Ho w as promoted In assistant foreman nc let i 1HHA and foreman on May 1 IMIII I Hu was made lUttallon Chief r nn Jan I 1MI9 I succeed ing Chief Ilresnan Hn Is I i j earn nh and llvw with hli wlfo nt 410 1 WIt Eight cmi It street Ills Kin Is also a flreiuun and his brother Cap tain of Hook mid Ladder Company 11 1 lat tnllnn Cliief Fdwnrd 1 1 1 Croker of the Third i Battalion who arrived at the tire soon after ha received Shaw family news nf the accident nnillled Chief The smoke hlch caused all tho firemen to hn I xummoned emanated from snot which had nil lee ted In I flue of the building and caught fire The lOOt burnrd nul without doing harm and tho services of the firemen proved unnecessary 7IIO IOU I JIUItffED One Run A hnt tile Htrrel with Her f littlilitK Aflnmr While Kallo lironi was cooking In the kitchen of her employer Mr J Stall at SOU Sec nnd street je tcrday afternoon her apron aught Urn from the rnuze She ran screaming lo the street followed by Mrs Slolff who tore Iho apron nff 111 I that time tho girls direst was afire freak log away from Mrs HtnlfT sItu ran across Ave nun I Several men finally seized her and after tenrlng her burning clothing nIT wrapped n blanket around her Site 11 tlkol 10 louver I neur Ilimpltnl hhn ma recover Whlln I liuslo Lebnndlger of 11 Fnrnyth street watt llglillug the gas last nlghl her clnlhlng caught life Ida Iatelturg a neighbor run to Mr I IehcndlgeTs ns iuniu month horned her liaods III I trvlm I m to pnt I tin I e rtamee out Mrs li I hendl h rrt crliK for help were re C luindid In I br t Policemen I I ierhold I and I I tif roan of tin rldrldee s I reel ci at inn who selril sortie 11 irtl lung and Hiuothirrd the names Mr Hnnpltal febendUer tu los removed In the Unnvcrnuur Ill 11 eaxoIfsiiisy A llr nliltlnn iird TroslilInK Sltinhrr vtlth Them the Yriir ICnuad WAfiilMiTiiv Mil Afttr several years ii tisi tission and as many u uiiMKee ful attempts in mliers I nl thu I Hnu I I so I istiut voted lHI 10 10H in I place tlueitistl vet on an niuallty I t with the ri nntii hi prnvldlng I I iteiritci sos with I t rlcrki the stun round Int ud of for I Ihe KIHIIOIM nf Con JTI omit It w is nit until I 118 I that the llnu e went ds Ill ti i fur u ihal i Ttdajs nr i Inn Ins lirii lil lij an anlniaitel debate of nn hour or molt tnwhtli a dneri uipinburs tnnic part Tin puiiKipal nupniltlon to the remlii II i lnir ii ii nv Mr llariinan llrji Monti toil rcpnnitul Itt mitt I ommlitio on Acrnunia witlioui reiommtndntion vvm nn the ground I ii uii the Trea ur trios mutt Imu onditlon to mi at ile In re iid ciiien but two nr three mem ber xuvuiilril thai thu servIces ers not needed 1 hn resolution win warmly advocated by Metirn Ilarimnn and Henderson Hups Iowa helen being patstd tho resolution was amended so at tu exclude ReprMvntatlvri who are Chairman of committees trout baying annual clerk llAltAltl COILKOiH Ctlllllt Tntlnr It WIII lie etrrmlnntl lirllirr the Institution 5ie or iuses sJIOI OHO The aliliUal mnutlng ot thus Hoard of 1 ruslees of llnrnnrd College was held iistordny nl lll Mndlsoti avenue Some time ago the trustees liought a site for n new college bulldlUK mar the now Columbia tnlvurslly for which they paid SlUOnilO Of this sum 110000 was paid In cash leaving a luortgazn of 100100 A man whoso name Is i not given promised In give 100000 tut the college ifthuui0UibUO muortgiogu was Paid off beforo thn lOtli of this month lice trustees have raised SiOOO of this sum lunv Ing IHOOO still duet on the innrtirniiti Tho tlmo for lie lug off tho dell expires nt midnight tnnluht and If tics money Is not raNcJ beforo that hunts tho 1000UI gift will bo lust VIce hearts nf the trustees stein cheered at jesterdava inuellng when n man whoso name was not revealed offered to give SftOOO nn the condition thnt the remaining SMUOO of the mortgngo would bn raised Imfciro uildnlglit Innlght This gavo thus trustees olilj a lllll more limn Iwcntyfour hours In gui the tiinnu The offer wa hnwiivtr grntefullj accepted and It Is confidently honed hunt the t1000 will bo raised In lime If thus money Is not rnlstoj the 100000 orlglunll offered nnil the SWOnt will bo lost Thin grtitl hateS of tIcs college will d pome tall hustling during the early hours of tndav In order lo get the required sum before the college clock tolls the hour of 1J lonlght The address of thu Treasurer Is Deorgu A Plimpton of lj East IhlrtyflfHi street Thin other business of the meeting consisted of the election of uflleers Thu ofllcc of halr mutt was left vacant and the rest of the nlllcers were reflected OVER A ttlNOER liriTKf HI A 1KKI Mrs Cmm Drew IllNfl iired for Life hy n St Ilernurd at u KrhritrHl A In ANY May H Mrs Kminet Drew known on the since as Mist hattie Ulchard nn sitcom Is a loading singer In tho Wllliur Opeia Company now playing In Troy was dlsllcund for lift to day and had a narrow esrae from belnv killed by a SI Bernard dog paid to bo tho largest In tho world Th dog was on the stage nt n re henrxal todny nnd Mrs Drew hint her fnco down beside the animal which sho was caress Ing end ycllrd Into Its ear Tho dog crabbed her cheek and his largo teeth wore hurled In tho flesh Three of the female members filnlrtl at th sight and Messrs Clarke and Drew sprang to the as lt euro of the Injured woman Her face was badly lacerated Physicians were called and Mrs Draw was removed from tho Opera House to her hotel CAXAT nnutai JMTS ir coirorn Crowded with People nt the Time One Mnn Drowned TIIOT May 8An old stone bridge crossing the Cohoes Companvs canal at Cohoes had been condemned by the city and was being removed by employees of the company today Just be fore noon when thu bridge was crowded with people watching the removal the structure fell Into the canal and those on the britigo were thrown Into the aaler Hopes were thrown and oilier efforts at rescue inadi and many wero pulled out Foreman Vnncolctle w hn had been emplojed by Iho oboes cnmpany for thirty ears and was superintending the removal of the bridge was drowned Ills body was after ward recovered Ibu water wanTlravvn off the canal this afternoon but nn more bodies were found It Is now thought that only Foreman Venceletle perished 11m I Cohoes mills which draw their power from the Cnhnes companys canal were all shut down this afternoon GUIdS7S IX A JlltOOKLVX SALOON The Proprietor Nns They included the Wife ofu Former llnror Warren C Fowler the proprietor of The Elms saloon In Kim place Brooklyn has made a complaint anatnst Police Captain Miles OReilly of the Tenderloin precinct He al leges that Captain OReilly called at hits ylace on Wednesday night and accusvd him In the presence of his customers of keeping nillsorder Ij house and of having Ihreatenod to arrest come women If thy did not let out To avoId a scene he says he asked bin guests lo leave After their departure the Captain ho pays continued his abuse Mr Fowler says that among the guests on that evening acre the wives ofa former Mayor and a present Pollto Caplalu OJCLAUOM4 1IJOJICEi Mr Hinrlett Morse of This Cltr Among the Nucccrul Apullount Penny O T May 8Mrs Marguerite Borg mjer of Brooklyn has got a divorce here from Lawyer C L Ilorgmyer of Newark N J Dr Smith of Providence H I a Democratic politician has obtained a dIvorce as has also Mrs Henrietta Mora of SSI West KWtli Street Now York city The wife of John CMyers of Coney Island will file suit lo reopen his lhvttrcc case A C hlungo preacher will make application in open thn divorce case of U II Vllilains the oil magnate of Pittsburgh becausu i iihf ants swore he was drunk when thou preacher mar ried him Kodn Eighty Blllr to Oct hisloey AtOfHTA io May 8Chester S C must bu suffering for whiskey Henry Iloulwnru was arrested today for riding eighty miles on a mill borrowed without prrmUslor of Us owner He crossed the Stain line and brongbt buck nine gallons of North Carolina com Juice Hu made the trip In a tint Ito killed the mulct The Governor has the whiskey and HoulwaruU In jail Were The Men to Stole the Trassisus1 l IlrilllN May 8The Xmertr Xnrlil Idittn says ihat President KrDgtr will publish a proc lamation In which hu will state that In thus event of the success of the rvvnlu tlonnry movement In Jnhaunusburg Charles Leonard was to bit President In the new toy t ernment Lionel Phillipsecretary of Stateand John Hays Hammond Altorneydeneral The Vop Vcpl LoMios May 8 Iho Viniiiffffii Homo cor respondent telegraphs that the Pope was pro foundly grieved when he heard of the death of Cardinal ialuuberll Prefect of thin Pontifical Archives lie wept and exclaimed Odd wills that I fcliould survive my most devoted friends For MInister tu Hutiomcj Ihe McKInley men nt the llepubllcan State Club were very much hurt eMorday because Tilt SIN had not published the full slain for Federal places In cane of McKlnlrjn election as Prexldonl They aid that Major 1 H McK l ver and hvndnro I F Ruble are tiuuked for Com mlisloiifra of Internal Revenue and Lot ell II Ji rnme and Jacob H Hlmms for the dlplomallo service the latter as MliiMrr to Haytl Tha post of Minister to Haiti U Ii l said has been promised to this colored Republicans f the Males of Florida Ueorgln AUhamn ollsshs slppl I uxnt Norm and Ninth Carollna Vlr gmla Louisiana IonneBsso anti Arkansas but Blmmu Is going to gel It MlnUUr VilIis a Candidate fur Conurt LcifiKv IM E May 8 MInister Willis U re ported to be recovering from hU Illness In ian Franclico Ho will ba home next week It was Klvvnohlby his friends and those of the Admin Ulrutlon that this oblettof hU three moiitlu leave l of nlncnci from hl post nl Honolulu WAS to ek Ihn I runnu mint itut lor I toni uress rvaln I Is is solo to be u candldatu for delegate fiom this dutrlcl tu the Chicago Coneullnn Mr VilJU may gel tho nomination Judge Kans now presents the loiilvllle tllitricl losing l thn nrtt Republlcait ongreuuian from LouUvlllo lu tvtviily sar FlCtttu Slurs Unread to Umlh I NttTurk Fifteen horse were burned tu death la a lira I In the barns of C H SmIth a fend dealer la I Newark near the EU Orang towaihln line lit last zilgist The wtM tt La 4 MIlS IMOTTP i A SUICIDE tenor in nun it turn in it xiir iiAvh IT jut VUIOXVAIHI llrrnlllnri insanity Yrmittr the Me BBC Nhe l rtK II lied I the icily Shirks nn Her llrlnniclnn Nbc Hn4 nt llfftlceil HeKllrcri tie from Boston Among hue th coil that tar host night awaiting Identification In lice Morguo nan n woman whn Intit shot herself omo time jcslerday In lien room In tie Colonnade Hotel I She hind romo In I ul lIce lltoulnny I dt nr of tlio hotel ulxitlt 4 oclock mi Wrdiiettdnj afternoon and In a llrm cnnri hnd registered as Mrs Kvcr ctt Hoston blue oiirrlril n lirnv woollen HliaHl I of a Scotch plaid pattern with a whit ground anti faint red and Muo stripes bound In u new shawl strap She Hiiro a WHO black diet lot cult anil n new sIring lint i f yellow ami Nile green straw trimmed with red anti gmn lulli and it MK intoni unIt entered with a dotted blnck bilk veil Site wns assigned to rmim fid on the second flour on the Iafajctte place cUe of tliu build lilt NKIII afterward nn expressman brought lirr valise anil idiu gave the boy u ID took It to her rncmi a now quarter Iliu vulUo was ap parently new It wits tlio sle nf n lurga square lint box unit wns inmle nf unle leather Mrs Eu melt its ohio wns tiillul toon dinner at tlio hotel with the other gut Ms tl nt ntghs nnil also itt Thursday Him it its scent about tho hotel on Thursday mil stett in and oat several tlniei AlotitJl I uM i k in I hi after noon sue Hunt In tic clmke ileiW for writing materials anl at nlmul 4 j oc 01 k site went out until was ponehalt t an hour In the cv entile after dinner she wan seen about tie hotel ceo criol Iims I anil at midnight slip iilleil from her romn for ut pitcher of I miter Her I I iloor wti lnrle all I tic7 enter dnj nnil at 4 oi link In the arirriioon a porter was cent Into tlio aillnlnlni room In limb out nil tliu front laitonv I anil look In at thu window nf No f it fi Ik reputed that a uoniuli was Ijlns i on tlio bed He was ordered tn enter did HI and found tint tic it wonri wn dMd Mio was fully tirestiI and lay Hut on her luck t with her baud thu lists half i lent lied riUcd up float her bosmi Tocro it Its u bu lit lint itt her kit tii Ill lieu left s de lay a new ijt allhrit t revoltr t nut c itt mutt i to cia eunipt lie pollci a uitt nntlfctd nnil u told amhtilnnca was Mimmniittil 1 hit sur eim found the body cold and odd that tlio wnmnu mul tat hhot herd 1 f soon aftei iiitdnl lit On tlio nut n Lltcttcu uas a ihtut o ice I hotel paper Mtli tills nrltti n nn It Ilireditim lninlty t reunite anti pay laniUord for duinigi Ac tins no Iunlb fn lai that in riiiut bo ol ours cci llioie va no HlKiiature lirslilu the paper on thus muntlcplccu lui a Mnnll pursu contiiln lllL lsii1u lice 5 oinuli had rut torn I oreffarod from all her belonitiiKi rn t a thiMnl and on HtiRklnc MM in irk that inlulit tvre la Identity I hue hue I diemliu I on t tie lam bore In red fljj thu lnltlnUK l II 1 and thin ntock lnua I mark that seemed to lie a capital L In addition to this it IB supposed that the no man Mas loft hanoI ed lleslibs tho cliilhuii on thin body there were set einl etc itidgus of underflottitnK and another tires s IhK toes monte nf brown Bilk and linnied to ihhc w lilt lace Theru was also n broun cbanire iblo silk underskirt another underskirt of him k tllk sstht ornuge and blu stripes several hairs of fanry black silk stock Iii2s four pair of gloves four pair of shoos a nrnr dark uay ennui n red silk iiondar bag and other tolltt articles Even thing was of good lUility and the felines especially were err expensive Ono pair of pateqt leather with hluh IictlJ eereed to bo new Thin makers name had been out from Lice llnlne and scratched from tho sole There was no naiiin on the valise and tho expre smnn stamp had been mrntihcd oil The only Jew dry the nomau non win A round brooch con tftlnlnc nine small diamonds and two very entail fold rings with a lucy diamond In each Ti lii police took the effects to Lice Mercer street Htnllon he I hotel clerk thlnki that the expressman who lirmiElit tin valise iiilil ho was from tho irand Central Depot Tho police hope that the expreenmn wIll connie orotund and tell tttint he knows about the woman She was nlKiut HO years nM mood looking antI teemed to be troll bled She ten about 0 feet tall very slender of fair complexion and had very dark haIr and eyes pub is yIie1I FOIcRdSTEhi She Tries to Leap from n Frrrylioiit Hityfl F Homobody Owes lire t 5OlO A wcllrtressod goudlooking woman who says that somebody In Pittsburgh owes her SS3000 attempted lo Jump Into the river from the Pennsylvania ferr boat Washington as the boat was approaching tho slip In Jersey City a fuss minutes after S oclock jcfteiday morning Deck Hand Julin JHarr ttaw her trsiuig to open the unto at the bow wf tie boat and pulled her back Situ tlruggled violently and said aha wanted to drown herself Shin was handed over loapollcuuinn she acted as If drunk and there was an odor of liquor In her breath As there Is a special prison for women al the Oak land avenue sla linn lh prlnner slIts tent there After con slderable urging Mm wild ibu was Maggie For restor Pit years old She refused to give bur ad dresH In thl cit In her cell HIIU tore n strip tilt hi r skirt anti tried to htrangle herelf Matron Vjntt took tin I strIp from her ftroo toni she was com milled to the county jail 1 tn bu examined by County Ph itlnu Couvtrv an to her danlty Trlrd Cu lioot lllm rll In Onlrnl Perk Park I Poll hcruont James H Donnelly I heard Iwo pistol stitutit near the hummer Ifnuhe at the Sixth avmue emit rtuicu to I eutril Park lester tiny aftcniuon Hu humid In the direction of the shouts and haw a man wIth I a revolver In his hand Il I in was nboul lo point It to lib head j wi tfi I html uiuhly seled his arm and wrenched tliM ilstol fiom hb I grasp i As the man who mild he was Rotitrt v a Is on a ri nt hman app ared tn bo lnnne he wa taken I to Itellevue llnsirilal I I t i In I one of Ills pock tin wo an Intohiirtiit letli in a brnlhtr la w hlch Im sLjoku nf the robbery and murder of numbor of relative A llllk Deillrr llutic IIIntrir RloiiMfUlLli May H KiUene hoheuler this Iiuyearold son of August Scheuler eornmltted suicide today by hungfng liii sits in thin milk budnept and went over his route this morning It returning tn his home at about 11 I oclock Shortl after It oclock lilt sister found bit dead body hanging from a clothes hook I nth itt A brother who accompanied the suicide on his milk route thin morning said that bit brother was cheerful al the time and had Iwea doing a good business Fell Disgraced liy 111 rnther Illvorce LINCOLN Nub May H Frank T Walton young money lender nf this city successful la business and conspicuous In society committed suicide estorday by ttirowlug himself In front of a Rock Iiland passenger train His father was last month defendant ID a dltorco salt brought h his secnnd wife I and his iiitiirmaa brooded deeply over the faiiclud dutrace Takes Paris CJrcru und Clips lottlleb Leon ft laborer 44 years old of HJ Ten Krk utrent Willlainsburgh committed suicide early ysstertlay nuirnlni by taking Parts green KurlUcr Ealsoslon or Ull Hrrfloe Itnlorf WAHIUNUTIIV May B Tim President hai further amenileil the civil service rule by an older Unu d today bringing Into the clamlfled service tic Jntnrttaln Commerce JoininUaloo walch embraces about HO yernoni HfIII Low ConirnO to Act as 1mplrc lre iltnt Seth lownf I oliimbla I nllege hau roi sentd load us uinplrn In I lh I dmpul IKV turen J 1 llllle tk to and lie llrm printer bitch oitsicUleis l to be ubmillcd to arbitration lap 015 1OOOO OOO War iBdtwnllr 108008 May K The shut of JH000000 way rudemnlty multi tltina tojupan win traasferr 4 to Jupunb auuuu In London tuduy I Arbor U r Te t rdar was Arbor Hay In this Blale andM WM observed In the public schools of this oitj l ail uX blob AiUtf Uu ir Ui jitt itfifcjix 5

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W 4 y r t WI a f I 1 j r f r r I nn SON SArruMAY WAY 9W CHAMBERLAINS DKFBNCE CKCIT ititintrit IV Tin TIOIIT HP A J JH 1I1l1lt1 Krnarr a Hie llfupoller nt llnppr llrttlnh 1 Inn Ibr lie doilor Hnnlll Afrlennnil n I lie Omirrcsnr tll r Ilm tlitlbinilf rlllir eeked rMnJ Vlielr Innlfndljr Vntm LONIIOX May 11111 House of Commons WM I crnwded wild mcmlwrs nnd the piers nm strangers galleries were flllo l with visitors to day when the colonial estimates w em presented Hlr William llnreourt tho lender nf Hie nppn iltlon reml mini I Uovrrntnent tlmt nn Inqulr had been promised In nscetlnln whether the Ilrltlnh toiith Afrlcn C ompnny wns In the hand of prrons Hi tn bo Inlriitrd with tie dslIInR Imtlon I of t Iii f ompnnys territory t lie I said tha the trial ot the niemlirii nf till lolmnnesbiirg Ilcfnrm Conimltteo In I Pretoria hnl 1 disclose Ililtiorlntit happenings nnd tho t I Invcriiment tuiwowed lie I fiiiihtry t nil nil tliuilt itt lye slate Hunt In the present condition ot iilTnlrs ho would confine his rein irks tn the position of Iho Clmrlereil Company Into which Itwasnensinry t Inquire becnuso It affected the relations be tween the Knzllsh and Iho Dutch In South Af rica In the light nf recent disclosures the case of Dr Jamesun had fallen dir ctly Into the background What the Government had to consider was tho Instructions under which Dr Jameson acted 1rom Iho I cipher telegrams which Imd l ren Intcriiretod and published ho declared It was obvious that tho which affair hud been conducted letucen I Johannesburg nnd Cnpl Town by I the principal nnd resnonslblodl reel Ion of the Ilrltlsh Minth Africa Company Mr William enld tlmt tim whole story wninu ruvotlng sordid and squalid Inexpressibly ruvolo ourll In1 lnlhl plcilro ot stock jobbing Imperialism lie ad mitted that Mr hainbcrtaln had been uhF ronnded by I lIUeuultleu unit had shown courngo and decision woithynf his nfllce hut the quei thou was What w n tho t Government going loll Mr ClmmhorUIn Colonial Secretary said that tho deplornblo result of lnmesoni raid had been to Jeopard J Knitllsh prcdomlimtico I In hotlth Africa and lo intorrupt tho concnrdiif t lie two races which oils IV ulnnds main aim lie uns iimvlmnl lint I therv I hml bei I iui lou I ti 11 both hldis I hit until tlmy had got to the ottniu I of the matter Ihe flat rmnont lotiM not Judge proerlv th 11 rlls ot I tlio ine I lure had 1 I IertI Ire 11rlt I Ihiur Iniaslons Insnlilnot I inre ly lull tirrltuv oiitsldn or thn Trmsvaal hut ritu nlntii I ritish tiriilnr I urthenuore tho all lull shoun n Lttiit uniitof ell itlon for the rights nf Hie I Onlluiidi t l v liipoiiiiilon suitleniiit of tbn ollestlon n tniho i 1 lights of thi tmtlanders Mr Chum in r Inln snul lad Intig In I en I Ithodeis 11 nrent all If I IUM imlil onllinvn round n i louorki r In Insdint ullII1 rrstilts uoiilil havo Lern belli Hi ml In promoting the frdi ration of the south Afrb nn Mnli I whli 1m ni rights would hn In en rogurdid full I I y 11111 ricnni events bud Interlereil I sadly with I t Ihe I o objei Is their nnumpllshiiii nl otlll remiilnid the I trnini tits u ihlif aim Irisldetit I t Ivrlrcrs I Il rcfniil to utflfi tn nnglann at the HIV rriiaionli rtqucst to I miHlif I ttie t IIel I I lulls nf IHI J I Inn ended the proTect of 1 ivlinti innfvicncu upon the liadlngdllllculies what thin he n 111 ought to he the right tcp I it I had lieu 1 mgi se l t Ii itt 11 I lour I i nieiil ought to h ive sent an iiltlmiitinl tn Pres ident Krllgrr h Ibis nrlalnly i wnuld I I have bien rejcitid nm would h nn ld touir Ihe I dm ernmenl hcdn larrd eoiilit not think or resort lig tnwiir I t In ordertnenforenIntirunt reforni In the Trnnsvnil 1 his declur ilion was received t with tlui if llcir lltar Of Chamberlain said flat ho Iml not threit t rneil Inildi nl Krllgir al Ill but hud claimed the right tn in ike Irlenillv roiiiientaions Ilcsldetif Ktluir I prnmlid tn t consider tliesn t IrpresentHlinns anil the t I Inveminent I i awaltid thi fullHm ni nf his iiimnlis Miatitlme the I t nveminent hail a ked 1 SI Ir I Hercules I I Uobinnn 1 Governor of CnpoCiIony to omo In Knglatnl but tho rentiept for Iii to to inmo wns tint in I toded nsnriinll I I In I regard to I u ihu Chartered Cot iiXionh hju said ho did I mil dispute the an thentlclt of thn cIpher telegrams uhlch tho 1rnnsv iut l rttt horit lt tutu Phi lull lieil iiltbouuli t I there wetn s et nn loiaI proofs tlmt I ttev t indi I I cated complicity on thn part of im I direi tors of the company lIlr t I I heir Hut lio loutliiuid a rigatds tie actual In vasion of the Iransvual tluro Is I tea fon to bollnvo that Mr Hholcs expreined his dinpiiroval anil endenvorcd to stop thn t raid Dnl I the opposition lie asked climand tho punishment of Mr t Itluxlns 7 Whnlnvor might ImvM bell Mr i Iilndes t error he had also ren dered grout elI cd w zilch could not be for irotten Air bodes nun was iteprived of power for mlnchief und the dlnctors nf the bartered Compnny had shown I heir lilt flu ihure In I him by ileferrlncr their ncteptnnco nf nls irslgnntlon Considering the distill licit stain of IthoiU sia and lie hull uteutco of Mr l Ithodi I s in th it torn lor hn did not hula in it I iso directors I for their I show of confldenci CheerJ Iho Onveminent hn snld ndhered to their prnnilse to uiako n sinrehing Inqnlrv into the oct lou of the t i bar ored corn patsy but he held that stieb an inquiry must tint bo opi ned until I Ito judicial J h trneeesl tug hearing upon lie Transvaal raid I ire inded hen 1 hu nil ho would of both rronosonii HoiiFcs Inquliy I by I joint committee Henry Lnlouihire nhn Is I a bitter opponent ol the KritMi I oiilh I Anca i Company dnscrlbe the omouv a I gain ofrhad y linancli rs who vern runnini n I gambling inncern wth the union Jk j llNiiv over i It I I nil I Ithodis hu Faldhad uttered dtilberato u fnlsehoiKly basily 1 deceiving ov nnblnmn and I hen 1rlmo Mlnlsterof Capn 1 Colnnv 101 1 I disgraced and dl honoreil thn high trnditlon that lirltlsh Minis tern did not maUn money froi their nfllrus Mr Labonchcrn concluded his ftpieih by declnritiK that IIP regretted theilcUslnn nf Mr Chamber lain who ins fettered hv the Cabinet The debate was adjourned lreetorM Mnnt to tSet nid 01 Ith des LdSlioN lny NIt Uctnted upon ofllolnl au thority tint cirtaln mnmhcrsof tho lionrd of Dliertorsof the I h outli AfrIca Company Insist upon tho uuiinunco of the resignations Cut l ell Itboilis I I i md I A I rid Kelt I otherwise lucy I tlumselviH wlil resign HIM Duko or Fife did not ntlcnd the rccint miotlngof the Hoard of I Duoctor ILl 11 1111 jimiv icAsiiTA TliP Itonie 43OTernmrntii Statement an ta Iln Alrlenn AfTiiIri tlniir Mav N lisa I dovernment announced I l In the Chamber today that Kassnlv would bo t rrtatiied I nddeil that It was to Itnljs Inter en tn satisfy tho claims nf Great Ilrltalns friendship Adhrrnt lsttti flu been rellevid would In I nhnnilniied Iho lansoni of the llnl Ian prisoners held Ir lie I Abisslmnns I s uould b liigotlnid w Hi I Mcnclik Iwilvo 1 battalions I of troops now In Abs lnln would bo rccallid on tnt Ilnldlseras ndvlre The Oovernm nt re pndlntid the I idea ot nhnmlonlng IJrj Ihrea It would lortit the frontier and conetiuct roads nnd a railway In the colony Itillats n n nnil the Chnrlrrrd tompnoy LONIIOV IIY R A despatch to tho Untie I from lUilniMwo uaya tlmt serious friction exists I between thin Inlinhltanm nf that town and tho management of tho t Ilrltlsh South A rica Com i t pnny Knrl irey the ndmlnlstrntor of the Ilrltlsh Ninth Hrll situp toy In HU address to the trooper promised that tho Clmrtcrml Com hRltY ul1 lonlon810 Ihem tor the I personal leronOI osses Width they had Incurred through the I recent troubles The Hhuli to More lu Pomp LONDON May flThe Jsuili 4V I Ias a i ile I vpateh from Tabriz saying that the new ShRh MuznferedDln Is I preparing lo start from that city for Teheran the capItal In two weeks Ho will be accompanied by the I Itril huh and Itusslnn airy ConhUls Huuo 1eralaii I Infantry and Uooo car KnElund to Appeal tile Hloken flue IlliLfifltlJ Iny Hlhe Snlrsas that Great Ilrltaln will appeal to tho Superior Court In HruuBpla against tho decision given by I the court at Homo Congo Frm Mute acquitting Capt Lot 1mlre of thn murder nf the lnglitli trailer blokes who was hanged by Iotliarc order u The llurilen Dluntnnd llnriclarii LOMION May H Tho court Inn ordered the I I extradition to America of William Turner and L William 1 Dunlop the llnrdcii diamond burslars Tie Minneapolis Hall ror Copenhagen SofTMAMiTOM May RThe Unltnl htateg cruiser Minneapolis which arrived lucre Tester day from the Mediterranean has tailed fur Copenhagen I Allowed III Ilor to Ile Lacked Up l NlnUt far NleallBB Wutch 1ouuilKtKisiK May 8 Henry Wibondorfcr plush manufacturer In New York with I handsome country place on the Hydu 1nrk road has an Incorrigible 11soarold boy who I has bon confined 1 at the foe station for teen tyfour hours fur stealing n gold watch from Mrs Harbor Mr elHMidorferVi hoiitcktcpir Mr Webendorfer would not allow the boy I to be taken home until tonight The little fellow wo all night locked tn a cell last night and cried bitterly rOCket Kodak Out lO St thu Bcovlll A Adnn Comp Dr of Mew York BO uud I rI oi Kul lUb1 Xt lotel Mtw OOdHI Ntw T1it Ixtrcmo tired feeling nflllcts nearly every body nt this season Tho hustlers ccuso to push tho tireless grow weary tlie ener Kitlc licCiiinn enervated You Knnvv just vvliu VD iiieTi Soino men nut women finieiviir tonipornrlly to overcotno tlmt Lhred IVclltift Iy Krett orco of will Hut this Ii I unsafe t us It I pulls I povvurftill I I upon hut nervous 1 tel which will not long stand Htieh strain Too ninny people work on their ICCS nnd tho result N seen in un fnitutinti wrecks marked nervous pros I tration In every direction That tired Feei ini is u posltlvo proof of thin weak Im pure liloocl for If I C the blond Is rich red vitulleil and vl nrous It Imptrts llfo and tnotgy to every nerve orijnti and tissue of tho body tutu necessity ut tithlnc IIooils SuisuimrUlii for that tire I fcilliiK U I theioforo apparent to over one and tho gout It will do you Uniually bejond ii liiustlon Heiueinber that Hoods Sarsaparilla lithe I One True Illood turiner All druggIst II Ireparedonly by C I Hood Co Lowell Man Hood 5 Pills are Mjr to take eu 1IUUU i I IIIO operate l i I CUt 4 c Ic 4 2isi M 4 J h t 4L1 1 e I OlFN fUTUIltAYS TILL 10 P hI t nll tvrnliiw AI tlfiiof plnld blercle suits nt 10bl TsSt u w si O iticci g rlilllll I ui rllil ItilSS hug Hay O Fever i c mutt Rose Colil can be piuvcntcd crcl 3 cureil Iy 1 Ilootha lllyciricl 1oclct C iliikT I Outfit if I Uken In tIC I CUUE5 BY INHALATION o At 1 IrtipclM 1 ft oo or at flTic ConM o Utluii ftcc end lrJrr pamphlel c S R T BOOTH 9Q 21 Hat joth street New York AA5 American Art Galleries Madison Square South New York Free View 9 A M yPto6PM rc Y t I Beautiful Loom Panels ANI lJ4 I Floor tiF w Coverings 1 JIOU s j THB ORINT a e s Importations of S B Doncliian IIAHTroill 1 Among the specially season able goods for gifts are Doulton Cracker and Tobacco Jars with Silver Covers I Claret Cup Jugs glass and silver with mixers Rook wood Whiskey Jugs with silver stoppers Brandy and Soda Glasses In silver frames etc THEODORE B STARR 206 Fifth Ave Madison Square i I4 Perhaps tlio last nit you Lad a worth wotriiif HIlt 25 or 30 Quito likely wo cal HIOV its couu tor part for 17 or IH SI7 i nit Iniportoil AVorrttod 18 i nn EngliKli or Hcotch Choviot Wo nro doing grout and surpria ing things in those two linos lentlemeni Spring Mllli I to MX Complete Stock of llleycle butts HajClU fll 914 fil i WM VOGEL SON Broadway Corner Houston St 5 conI jUI1 WAITS IC Iilllli Ior eit Variety in4 BmtllMl IONM t lliniT tziriic 10 I TITU UTUIUCT llUMTJU I H1XPOUT CltKOIC InINlL1W Cnnstht In I n hth i Avrnnr llrr Mood RIo Afttr Many Complaint A Blith avenue dry cowl firm rnpturnl yen terdny afternoon a cmnoth nwlinlltr who IM hem iitin b chicks nnd drafts 1111111 by tmssltit boitu chec nlIlrntt In the dotiartment stares of this city ntid llrnok lyn tinder Ihe prelcnce thnt he irni n Jimriinllst Hell I William Udttnni mid to lie l known alo an It t Irnnlcy ntid he In untiled ty tint flu thorltlcsof llrooklyn I lotion I ntid 1 Clnctniintl I but Cntil tVIIrlen suys there lint rnoiiah com ptfiltianlRln thin city tn tend Iodtmnn tnprlrnn for n Ion K term lndttnnn is l nix feet tall until n hIgh forehead and heavy tnouilnelie lie uvinlly voron frock coat nnd n fott tnllltnr lint He enhimevctnl Inngiinircs nnd fined 111 ndnitnr n jnurnnllt or nn evnncelmt Th Ihhmntiti itrotluers ell panr nf rutlnn Hreet llronKlvn lutil I 1 nnc no tie nec Illh liltn I until AlntuiKer I imp I ot ito t coinimtir ell n crnid tI vcrI it lift nf him toCnlit c 1 c k HITMAN ALIAS rilAVVt CV Ollrlen A circular containing this deirrlptlon vns tent to nil the dry goods nlHI department stores In thin city and four tcntrnl Olllcc dc ecttve were delnfliil lo lltid hltn VeslercHy afternoon he I entered thin dry goods toro nf Jnuknn A Jn In Sixth avenue tumid at 11111 tip tIitM n worlhle eiserk on 11 tluue ot tIme Imllo wlol hue dk tu us sutIi truitteul u ictugusl iii thus wlllhr tttsui 1111 hIlts hut iustt t1111 wlll I dent 111 I lie t llril 01 WI itulctit vs it cr0 lt tu lie stssrsi tutish in riMtia nuil At Lie inttin Hum More he Mil he vvni I i nrn Himndint for t lie C IIU iniiitM ltntnli r unit alter n iniiinti who ini ivlth liin Irid blii bt v iiit i nnd Ilk uniMheoOcrul ndnft rn I on II u iuf vu r Cotnpinv In tiiij ineitof thynrtkle Ho MIS MI iluitlbl Hint MiinnKcr Ilullp neieplid II I lii ii rut ft lio I I ivorked ot her More In I II olU outsit our Tin hunt tnn pollen unlit him i lo pn Inli I 54 d raft on HI I icim ton 1i mIll itt cV lI apt Ollrlen received I tcleKinm fiom time Cit let Ir Inllceof I Cine I Innvtl I nI kltu I hat I ho ho I t iirnid nver tn t Ito nutliorlllis I u of thnt 11 I alit OHrleti however bn lenrned that ho iilndled Io Houtlllier lInt 4 niiiioti rnw font A Mmpnn llloiimliiLiVnlii I lutes peii er Ar 1 nnd John 1 T sit lent nf tim mc city md he flu itt thinks tho man uill I I I reinnln here Ioilt multi lint been In the House of out Oct lost 3ttntn irin iiuri II unl The Fleet Thnt In to Rendezvous Here Re celtr Tuo Aitilltlofiii Two moro erul er tho Clnclnnntl and the lontKotnery terduy joined tho armored miser Sow York flncblpof the North Atlan tIc fijnndrnn and the protected cruter liilclKti off Tnmpklnsvllle Within fifteen divs there will bonn Impressive licet of ivnr v e fels nsetn bled In sight of fnreliirtrs arriving anti leaving thin tiicturc qno port nf New York The great battle ship Indiana will Menm to the rende coils with the rulser Ncvvnrk on Mny Mi the Herondiln8 hattIe hlp Mnlncvvlll be here in ten IIIS the t eolendld battle fhlp Ma B chu fett will iippenr In Iris than two weeks the cruIser rolumbla which wni sllclitlr dnmnKed br collision with the Old Dominion 8team hlp VuiKHe is lIt drop am hnr off lompklnsvtllo after situn hn her nosn pitched prnlmbly In about ten dn i the rain Kiitnhdin will lome in on Mn ir anti the monitor1 error will bu hern nn Inl ill It Is I likely thnt tim 10 doubleturret tniinltor Amphltrlte will I Illlur Allldlrlo wi stay n Key Vet to be rend for nny emergency hunt utusy toiiio out of the Clibnn revolution I After the chief ship of time ctmdroii are here they will mieiid lour days In evi ry ten In priii tlcuat pen KVITV vessel I can IH nincte ready for war istrvluo anti siul In two houra after rciulvluc order In the summer the sunndron wIll 10 to Newport it here tlie efllene nf the methods tiiUKm I I nl the War Colletce there will J hedemnn Mrntrd by the men of the All The torpedo bnnf Cuhllii nnd Mllctto will Join tli fleet nt will Newport nail with and It when It retuins to this port Tltr TlIlinTltAV ItlTTS GOT Morton to Heizln Hlxnlne Them To lnyNo Format IlrnrInK AIn v May SGo Morton toniehtmndo public tha list of thlrtvdny bills which were left is lh him by the eglalnture I forciecutlve nction They Ilmhr 7T4 ns nirilnst 44S last year Hy constitutional provision bills thnt do not receive tho Governors approval within tho thirty dnS expiring Mny 10 fall to become law The ovrlor will grant no formal hear Ings upon feudlni billj unless he jmrtlculnrly desires them for his own informatIon Type written communicatIon or brief relntlni thlrlo wilt rerelvecnrefulconsldcTatlon These ahould ho usum bIn i I tuit nk onee The bills nlfccl vnrion liitere ls ant differ ent loeilltle ns fnllnns Appropriation nnd cluti lm hill llfl Mils I I nirnrdlnK I nuriciilture nnd l numnillni hl loita sty nrd uinio hunts 94 Iii hit affec tlni hank Inanrntiee rnilrnid nnil other enrnirntlon f 4 nmeniliiicntft to codes tutu re vieui tntiilc ft 1 alfcctiniti Itlonno nlTn linn count lex 411 nltectllitf towns anil I vlllnse tJ nnd HI mlcolne bill liclndinctlui Illnnket Hillot law nmcndinents anti the nntleoal trust hll 1 lnt III Imellimeul8 111 te nlcolllrUI hllh The Governor says ho will net on the Orenter Nnw York until ntlinr linportnnt bills flrl lie will becln olitniiiK bill tomorrow when It Is cxperted that a hundred iinnsurcs will be ap proved MrriTn OV f iirivi PrI I A Prlver rushed Ifnder Roth of Paper I Velchlnz 4O Pound William Durandn of 174 Johnson avenue I Brooklyn was rrnrhcd under 0 henvy roll of paper ntnlmut 7 oelnck Instevenlne I Durnndn who Is I driver for Mott Ar Co lOl Irlnr Iot o vvis transferring tho pnpcr from his wnzon to I hand truck pro parBtory to towering It Into tho Imsetncnt of the lYIIunr tin lhsllusa HN foot slipped on n bnnnna peel anti he fell on the Diiveniont with the I roll I of f pupi on his Btoinneh II I Ia was examined I by nn iitnhuluiec su rerun from the Ilndnon I I Mreet Ilinpltnl I I nnd null was found thnt I In I hnl Miilnlmdonlvtome I briih home cH lo his back hu wns nllowed tn go tn his Thu roll of paper was about H feet In height pounds 2 fret In I dliuneter and wiiKhul nbout 4jU A Clever Illcrcle Thlrf 101OIKrIIIE May H A shirk bicycle thief giving his immu an ChnrlesMovens Isopuratlui In this section Ills Plant Is to hire n vvnei I for two hour and lelecrnph fiom hOI place eluhlienor twenty miles away that linn 111 to bnek tlii next day In this way he eels from one tn two dni Mart He hlrid a 11 cit frnm Vnnderllnden n I rouuhkerpsin di uuth ler on Tiu tIn anti old It the enmc day In I 1 Vltilo of Kingston tn hursdiiv I Mevenn nt n letter to Vonderllndrn front hnthnm encloslnuS I anti today a ile pntch wn receut nit front him nt A Ilium stntlui Ihnt lui vvniild end n mnney Inn order for 800 OOh ii Cuts e pit trnel nf Mevens n I tilth un lie I I hud mIst I neiv wheel there for Sli and nnnthir nt State llne for the MUIIO price lo t h heard from I Wednesday at Itlchmnnd I I huts Incir for nirrclea In Church Hocill irrii Sin HTh Asbury hunch peo plo Imve ntnrled the bull nil Ilnu by being the liNt tncounteimnco the bringing ot bicycles tn church This Is tho Inruest anti Healthiest MetodUt h chinch I In HIM cIt flue bosrd of trnmees hnvu orninuul n lurue room In lImo church vvlu re nlvt Individual lorkurn for vi lueU have been made ri ml llai I pnMor silly thlf t I nction linn bei nine mrettar from the fIt lrl thnt BO man perwinbromo tn the tiitkty prayer NIIr fliutut itt g and thnt hmuit hnv been Steal I lue nnd piini turlnic the tire of the bIcycle In order la tee tho owners walk home Flrra Itlcycle Hrorclur Flnr Niven bIcyclIst were lined S3 each for scorch Ing on Ibo lloulovarl In York v Illo Police Court vrterda I and four were fined thu all BUIII In Harlem Court far rcckles ridIng further up tow u taint 111 ntcIlIgeaee T Aniyrli tt line steamer Irfi itn lighted at J I rim Iiluua at I o clock UU uornlug f 0 u WKYLEKS BLOODY YORK 1 N rfll 11 v 11lnrv IrA IN ill HIAftilt 1JoriIuu Cntina Holt ited vvllli the Itlnnil or r aec nltle tibsnMiuarPeN llepitrltd n Hnnnlsli Metorlen Tnlrn t of Hlnnicli Irr Mniiporlrd Iiy Hvvnrn Tesllmonv 1IAVVV May I viI Key I West There can nn longer hse I nny doubt in lo the nature of W IY terii campaign It i Is one of slaughter nnd pence aisle men defenceless w Olla nnd Inloct I children nro tho hUla Kulllng tn innqtir the armies nf dinner I Muceii nnd Inrcln I the troops t of Spain are waging war upon noncom bt sum si Ton iiKpeopIn nro ilrnggeil from their I houses fi liter and planter from their estate laborers nru Inkili I from thu Held and wompt nnd children tire sltln In their homes Cuban onii I is red tilt ii tho hood of CilbniH Not ono Important I t battto has been nnn by Wejlcr since his in rival tout months mill a half ago u hut thoiiiuili t of t tieoplo have been mas sacred A do7en nf his Jem r tin Imv o gone hack to Spain I In I iMsgust 1 but I others rimaln who houstof tho blowly work they are doing Urn Wc lit denies that any hntiherlcs inn lielnz mlii hull tted but It Is I uibsuuhmi tel u Imposslblo I for him lo bo litnormit of them nnd though thedc I Inlls I of I many inaisncreK havo been published lirondc ist nutsldn nf Cuba lio has never pun shed n single officer rispntulblo for such n crime On t tutu other hand I Ihero t havo been pro motions I c orUlolis nnd pralsn for dec ds dona by I Spanish troops agnliit larmid Gillian Insurgents emihuttu red In I htsi t tie havo been dls I nrmed and shot without trial and counted with those klllid i In I the t light Others has u been tried by drumhind court nmrtlnl and publicly ixc cutcil Hut tint killing of prisoners of wnr though not countenanced by elvlllred tuitions Inks Into InslgnllUnncn I titd s t lie slumliter nf nnncotnhiitnnts The horror of Armenia nro being pfnted nt time very loor ot time Itilted I States Aiucrlcins 1rcnchnien IlnllMimcn Ocrmnns anti other foreigners ns well ns Ctbans are slain and their property dcstroed luring I u tho slimily 1 rnlds now being made hy Spanish troops throughout t tho Island nf Cuba pnln his ordered n war of turrorlsm by virile ilo butcherv n liar of extermination of nil Cuban Martlio Campos was recalled In CAiio he wis too humane Valerlano Weh r vas MI over becinse his nulhodH were knnvv Iii has IIIIIII1 Ihosuwho sent him hv allliutodifeit the pitrlnts In the field but Is I has tllltd tlm minlremrnts lu othi in I Ilhllh 1lllrllrntf t II r respects ltut how luismumy men women and children havo I been lintcherid I In tho t Muni of Cuba t Mlico I his advent 1111 novir bnknoun Ienplo who I give Information about thcru nlTnlrs endanger their t llvos I Iin ultnesses hive been shot to prevent facts from becoming 1 I known Corrc Innlrnl Are not only prnlilbltid from accom pinylng iclumnsof lron s but are nrrested If tlmty Ht places here there has been I light or itt I htO people have been Killed I I Hnr with I the precautions II III suppress tlio t truth and kceothe I world In dnrknns enough of these occurrences 11111 currences havo been thu ttluI hgsi tnt ii nut proof olitnlnid to nmko n bloody record ntnrnet Wei ler lleie ant time names nf peaceable citizens of tlii t tonn of duatno I slain In I tin I Ir own homes Fet by l apl Culvos troop list ClS irltl I FIt tl ZA Iriuiii VAti in H O ti v IIMAI I IHAvrr M llti I I r S iiurz 1MI InilTo Aiit eirvtn orlii rs who wero lurlcl by neighbors In thy cenieterj at litlainn On the eitntn Kl I Jots Ito following wore MlUBlltTCll 1 lets 1 1 Vt t Ho Itt Hid owner of the estate AIIht I v lit mo liU m rlftMti I yenr oM ilatKhter WII Mt tinpojirs ull niarrleifnlll i lit tin nn hl Iheettate I At Ito Oiala o tnte owned by Domingo Ilcthartn a rrcnch citizen tho following nero Bllln March I HiilNAnuo Di iRTK treniirnin mnnairer Ttilrtien etnplnie s Iniliullnx onu uuman On I list Morales state owned bylof Jregorlo nrhlo and son Arueni in 17 ns the follow Ing i vern shot by order of len I Meloulzo March 4 Clniociii i PINO 13 von farmhand JLAS ttouismstrxL t 17 cir curl hunt itiu lUirtmA 14 1 jeirs houu MTTalit t Ilg ltL tusts ii t r tills lllvtnni 1 firm hand ll 4 4 TAle 5 25 enr fans luind hNDiviorJ Tit mt lit i jear firm hand Dr Jose Manuel Delgarto American citizen nnd Venanclo Iino 70 years of ago wero bbot and left for dead but hive to tell hite story On the Itieo unto farm near 801 March I lien Melqulzos troops shot nnd killed nine employees leaving tho bridles by tho roadside for neighbors to bun Die names of the dead vvero not I irtud lIme same tioops on tho sntno day killed on tho llarrldootato CHI it nuo OOIIVK colored American citizen IITI mould I tuuiurol nlte of reuci ucla flu Ir two cllldren aeet n I ansi Itt I yiais lour laboreM eiiplod on estate namu not learn 1 il Un Prats column killed on the Nlevea estate owned bv IIde Krcvllle French citizen April 2 lost OnT IN t IH 3tarsi tenant IIAN 1 PINO TOjear ti nunt KMIIIJI r cjt isrN i i Ii year cnrtman C I I oinbit iJJ sIr cartman A detachment of Hnvnna volunteers com manded hy Irudenclo Norlcagn killed on tho tean Iahlo estate near Mnnacasj MAIU niNo Hi iiMni 1 lorpouter tRnix tnni TM KO yearS farr UlIlT I nrt TIA firmer 1iHo 3IiiTi r fsriner lu lrn M 11TI7 l farinii I IlMOLAs V it 1 nn A laborer Major Knndevlllii of Melqulzos column shot nnd Killed the following citizens at Campo Kiorldu April a i MiRiAltlTo Xnzv a cripple JOBf CkJls i r rniners lthm CAMIILO CfJis i IlnMlHiio Li MONKS farmer lOAgl It 3IH M merchaut IrM t M luSh 5 laborer MINIH 1 MAIITII i Inlioror UAMOI Oisrn iivos nurohant LIIN I KO an od fecnool teicher MilqiilznH trnnps killed on tho ostato of J Celircra near Minus April It in nnd M IFI iNoiln ino fnrmrr IAo I 24 jeais ion of Henlsiio M I situ MKITO Vm it u 11 I N turin had CftZ LRItllt 43 leir frtrilT lniNT ItAiiFll 4 I I turmer In n IAFI I Jnrlnrr lt im 1 Niii Itiiiti I il I nr farmer M Cii IM is HOr innrilniit KIIOCAI no S utulmt i 1 je ri fanner K slit in 111 mo 41 yismr itxirer I KM 1 i 1 urn in year lamrer Jt CAIIAIIIN 11 I jeurs nn rciimf I ti I n I UNO I Shist 8 ts veurs larpeutir lit 1 K rrs oi 111 orer fien Wovler has full Information nf all theso ntTnlrn and belly mno be lilos They are ro I trlntntihs of time bpanMi ported as mllliry trllmtll 111 I 1 In olllclnl battle Ira hey appear oleni now ns bil te rought with tho loses nil on the Cuban aide Hut their roil nature Is no secret It Is I com moii talk In Havana even ithln tho units of tho tuilncu that tinarmnl I Cubans nrn belnu klllnl d illv Iho commanders uho do this uork nt oflI C Itt I Y lomtneiided I decorated nnd proinnlnl Iliniuuho have coino iiBark of hu 111111 left nnd proli ht nciilnst nit h uork are Hhlpiid built ID Mmln 0 ei jolqulzo on I re cent v In the p iluce haul Inelllcos I am the I ivorct kind of rebels nnd intlsl IliHMept I Olf 1 lint I Ilitlnent lit I ondnrcd bv the majority of tutu lenerals uho I retnnln In Ihn tlelil I lime llavni I I orcnn of Ihe ultin I u i hun Inruit tie t lr1 JMI crltu lsi s Weyler fnr lining too lenient 11 m I cull I reprinted an editorial Irom I Con iIuuuil ilruii Millliir of Madrid whleh urged tint I nil Mlioner of star bu I lust nIl xcoiits be hnngnl nnil nil t ii Itt tut ilittuutnu and Keformlstiis I nrreitcd ns lmiuitl I is nlsn bn I Iiiinui d mil Veler annoiiin n t that ho would Invs tUnio tlio Ifiiatuo niii iiri and punish ulm evu I lists restiinslbln If h Ihn t i 11II I Is l were as rein hitiled apt t alvo mains in coinmand tbougli absolute pi oof of the nit that them 1111 imi tutU Ic nt tiuatno and that theieaci ihlo nhulillans were kllicl III told blood bus 111 rurnlhel limo Ill teitu tirlsoners talnn fiom Ihelr homes dnrlnc thn nlfnlr are still 1 I nl Morrn tuttle I JIll American us itizen lndl hh las Juiti I tann Ir among lliMn I Ho I I unsiliit In I thn arm I IIrhr lie was inniie prnnmr unit thongli Ills wlfi and mothur ma le swum slnlemonts show It h tug his Innoiencoof iinv irlme hit has I been kept njnltoviriuo I I months us bout ti iul Col Tort w ho uas in I command nf time soldiers who cut down Aunlla thumb n jearold I It In i while I a Ito clung to the linnet I nf hir gra mind father and after anti lint the old man lefon Ihoejes t of tho uonnded dajghler u IIIM lot been relitvd from dntj The rlrls arm which uas slashed by Ito olMcers siiord wis imputattd the next day but she dleil of the shock Mi wives were made widows that day in Kl tatn e tnto On IheOvnlltn estate Col Arcc after falling 10 defeil iirmeil I Insiirgenli I I raided tho tIssue ulmntuI lIe down peaceful I emplnjecs t right and left I Six Chlnnmin unrnnmnng the I slim Ono votniin was killed I on tier own doorstep hint nanacor of the t estate Ilertmrilo Duiirte I a Irutseim Mihjnct uintiped himself In the 1reni li 1rrl IISI t1 II 1 Ing and was shot I tiulf a dozen times and his bosh hacked ulth nmiletns The Hag wns cut mil torn and drcmhtd with blood Col Arco 011 lire to the biillillngs of the entitle and a uavv claim I for datifurcs 10 I ms been lllid with t hn I rench onsiildeiii I irsth On tIme Moracs cMitc IIrllIII Melqulo slnpptd I Dr I Delgndo I i an American citizen In t he tnco told him he nould trial the American Cutssilh In the ntiiw way It he I humid him there mil irdend Delcado I and seven nf his I cmplovcos to U shot lime uire lined up against n stone wall I cmii shunt IIOII I bv n iiiiid of soldiers Dr InUndo and otic old 11111111 Ihiingh left fordead v here they t tel I arn nll I s o to day and thn story nf their treatment lu I tutu tlio In thn State Depnrt then t it Wiihingtoti Dr I Delgndo I Is now ulilo I 0 bobbin about his I room on crutches ansI will I nil I for t Iso tilted htntisustoon as he can ii md I tin jniiriicj Ilewill I probtbly bo lame for life tIln lf cI ns the thigh bone of his left leg was shattered I ion Melqnlzn continues I his blnodv worKand nstend I I nf being court mnrllnlled I ns Wnvler aid he would be he I Ins tr11 I recommended bir e3her for promotion tn tho I rank or Division nmmander Durin Irs I recent exploits In I tIme lelghhnrtiood nf t impn Ilorldi anil Mlnas I Ito Is said to luau slOth flier ion imclllcn or IILIrohl cltlcns IIi I I Is trrnl1 I si hontdimn wltli itt t meriy joiine i bins nnil grnv Inured men whll are at work In tin fields 01 arm fo md III heir hnmcs No prvlcnre 1 of a trial is t made 1h victims are shot and thn I bodios lett for doups or Imz1JrrJ to unit upon All if tlieso alfiurs ire reported as haul s with ItiRiirgi and glou Ing details of the comb it are added In give rolor to the account sent to henibiu irters I Hloo I t III1Jn I I farm and at till I imrridn t estito I he S lit 11111 I wire emplojees who h id taken no u part In i tho I billion Ihu mhils 5 m in and wife I him were killed I went slaves of liian 1 de la InzaMunoz i who went to t Iii Inited S tnt s in m I 2 8114 lIme 1 dolHls were freest neutisi I rued In tlm states llftien yrnr ohlnllIif 17IIhlp piper and returnid to cubi hentiobelaiul his vlfe wiro slain the Inldrcn attiinpted rim nwny Onoof the oldlurs seeing the slxvear old boy running shouted Kill 1 I I I thn Ilttlo I I I Mninbl vvliPiiipon another lasiied i at him with n mac1 etc severing Ito lend from tho his isI lime uhfulr on tIme SIeve estate tea similar to I nany ollii rs rl Ih troojis under ICIt Pints lust mel huh to force n body of InsiirgentH I whom thin utnnnibered to lifnt iind v inted their rage ipon lieaieiblo Inrmlng I people Tiny drnigcil 1 tour men from their I homes hot nnd cut tlietn I t n pieces with I machetes and then reported a hI ght ulth I till em my in uhlch the latter had fnur tail and Ihe I punish troops noloHes I On theal I robin tstutisiv men ncro tied to hn columns In fiont of an iibindomd houso md hhol in cold blnod bv niiir of 1riidcncln I Nnrliagn They were live colonlas orteniintn I romtlnSan luus emale nnd us laborer uho earnisl of tin Ir fain and was klllid tn prevent I him frau telling tales At Campo Horldn the men killed on April M t were Imprlsnned In time liivmcks ocr night and I akin out ton piece of woods and bhnt without nirevlhe I next day llui oil o residents of I hn ton n and not In I arms against N iln Dining Ihn last two weeks nporis i from the ontilry ii dKtrh ts around l mutt mi u Moridi and lull t i In the eastern parlor u Havana I I Proc I tine ndlcato that Ien Mulqiilos men urn killing me Hli os almost ever day Ilirm hands anti hot down In the llelds Milkmen h aim denli In I chickens nndvegn nhlesarn klllid nn lime hlihivny Men vlnn utuitv i rlmo Is I that tin unit iibuimarn miirdi rid In their own homes and their liiiumirreb rnnl iftcruard Vomen nnd chfldreu nrntloiling ntnthn largi r LIIII wIh horrif ing tale of iiltcheries Nn one w ho reii Iota uoinuii and 1 1111 tn their talk nan dnubt that tin ir tiirli s ni III the main true hIss are hoivvir too ervntisiuul frightened In givn I names or penplo ii Iotn they have en killed o 4 lii nerof pluiitK Ions upon uhlch hunhtrci Imvotaken plain are dumb ixupt wltli Hull I most Inilmato rlends I uheii thev visit Havana I I hIm I remIt chotu t MaianiiH l prov inco t and In t forne inrtsnf ismln Clnra Mint ago and 1 Iltiur dil tin provinces the I Mimn methods I prevail Thn Itlis so far nrnoxempt Irom I I IIIM practliis I Ivlllansnrn arrested thro v II Into pu lissuti and I 11oInrlello tite penal niloniis it 1 I eiita lrica 111111 thn 1le nf 1ines but the aro not klllid as t he are In the conntri I iliirnt I Not OliO hiinir illh nf tin I repnrtsof lintoli erleo hut I have rcaehid Havana I nro told I here Inly thosf that have bun mvistlgaiid u mid irovid aholutel 1101 tiloun t Ninrl all irninnllniied bv svvnrii Mnimenis nl consi ales for In mimi nf these i IM a foreigner hip iiiied lo bn ainnnit tlm vii tl us II Is I impos i Isle I tn obtain circiimstnntnil eillencn In tho hulk of the cubes rilnried lime I overturn nt vlll not permit corre pondnts In visIt thn cenesnf allejid battles I Kvir I correKpnndent he hmuu toe lit of Havana 1 I does KO at ihn rtK of ils llfii Thimi who remain In llnvnnn nre lIa ile to Imnrls inment or expulsion for n Iling the ruth I l ualmw it lie Iho I umsutm aguof I rxtirmlnv I Ion goes on rifiiiv Huron ITIIV Senator MnrnnnU Keanliltlnn to lie Re porteil Imoriillv WAHMIMIIIIN May H inator Sherman Child ruimnu of I lie Ciiinmlltfo I mi rnrciin Del llonx doubts limit wlmlom attempting I to past the resolution nf Senator Morgan recognizing the 1uhllll lnurscnts nn belligerents Indeed he think e thnt t tho retrlntlon tniiuot hn punned I at titus 80011111 Hltlioiiirii 11 i ut HI prolu hv mil liposo Its niloiHliiii ni tluuu mi cilinic of tie mm inlttee next s iiliirsdny hIss nthi r lleiiiblienn numbr nf iho cniumlttie and nenrlv all lime liiinii I mire In favor of tin iiunlutlon nnd It will I I I be repented tiivnribly to I the I telsuu nil nn iilniRiliniJi IhiirMlu I f next I Tlnru li I n trnnu I Iiinlmlty In lit fuinr In tutu Mtinte lilt I tl I a rinnll band of nntCubin eiiiiliiisnrii rnnlllini Hint tin will li I able tn privent u votu durini the few remalnlnir iitetus lit Ihe cIIIII The Cubism III i Wislilniln I lire hopeful thnt Iresldent level nuh Intend i I si Is l recimnle bel llgvrenc ihortly whether olivreHi Hikes fur ther I iv tujn nr not It I Is Ihe I oplnlnn nf i a inn jnrlty nf lImit tnemt r of ihn I rorelcn AITiiirs jnliiaUteeg cf b IIIi IIouuse hllwr thnt hl loa no InllIllI n 01 dMni 1 tlu u hut that I on the other hand 110 t 1 rcndrllii M the asslitance In I the power of usa AdmlnUtration tn the hpnnlsh iov ernmenl r the per ecntin of time Cuban In i State urgents slid theIr 1IDluthllen ID the United Im I III i It rlt U Ill A 411 1ffCliprd the Hpitnlnh t rillMer I Hupposrd to lie Ilirrtiilnt Jlrr I riillvnrtilll May HVoril flI ecclved hero this nftcrnnon of the arrival nt Trujlllo of tho eteatner Icrmiid Mio meroly touched tin re und then cleared for Itierto Cortez lion dutns w hero she Iscxpictcd I to drop anchor In a In or n The llermudn nftcr clinring from Philadel phia iulled frnmIucktonvllle I I Fin on April JU presumably whOm n cargo of arms and nmmn mm It till for ihn I Cuban Insurgents I Her arrival ut Trujillolndliales that she cscaped l the I Span ish I wnr vessel which It was reported purued her It I Is I bllevnl I th n it tho arms nnd ammuni tion nero curdy landed 111IIIJ111 JMtfHAII OF WAll Not Iven hllilren Ieitpe tlie Huteher Wejlera Thlrt tar Illood HAVVNA Apll ao For u week past official reports havo been published nf skirmishes nenr Iituio Cut nipo lorldn I nnd Ilium nil sta tions on the Matanrnsliiiilroud within short dIstills ot Ilnvnnn Over 100 Cubans hnvo been reported us Killed In thoe illcged skin I I mlilies Imnilrj ihnws th it thu rcimrte I skir mishes glue nil nm icrc Iirrled nut by order I of time linker The noncninliiitntit were tntcii priMine nnd killed On the estate of I Mr lIInII hear llinnn even men tiara killed I I Mi i nssiiiiiMi I win tnld I b n Spinlsh nliu 11 tint I he iti nol Inelnded nnnng time tic tlms I I slmpl lr becntto liii vun nn American citi I zen but ho wjs onlered to lenve his premises ivltli I III I t ls wife and children Amon the I kevcn killed hero ivns nn old c iptle unnMo to walk Ho wus carried out I of I thu t hoiiHe by two piuitsh snlcllers nnd chot I lh I I in iiptieinl then nld thev hnd ndi to kill even bud h even tha children I limo objict U I tn exterminate I all I Cubans llieso iniisnurcs were committed by Gene Melgil70 nnd lira Oen Molgulo Is I tho stiinisli nncrnl who murdered six I ubnns al I the time he attempted tn nun rul n Dr I I tot gusulo ion I Man h I I near Itlnou and ho nfternnrd caused twentv I ubans to bn killed near t ampo riorlds on April a i Jen Unvler I Is I fully cog nizant or all of ion MelguUoV acts A copy of the stitement in ulc by Dr Del gidn tn the American CnnHil lit Havana was set veil 1 on iloi u Wojlcr arid W vler has tlnco sent two Colonels tn Dr Delgndo to take his full ctiteinen Net ono of the Oemrnls nr I nloncls of tho SputiNi army who have been committing outrages bus been relieved from his loninmnd It Is I npnrtPil here tint panlsh troop were Iliten at anja prov Im e of Sntitlnco de I Cul a thriisiid it an tlplrltu nnd whipped agn la dial u de ItIIlIIIII otuntil Kim Tho pinlsli I 5 I troops nrn tumble to line with tho I nlui tiimv In lIe held nnd tey I louse iiieilv I 1 I vireik teuugc use 51 Him mod men and lmul 1 children iiri AVevlcr Is t making It ns dliflcnlt ns pos shut tn ii I rim irts from limit I utter in Cootie Is I now icrmtt It lid to travel I without I I special I permit Ih I i outrages by the tinnNh army nro driving teople tn the Itiiirgntiti In largo mini bits Tltl 1 is u nnvv th leonrie nf time t nbntis v sent thn Insurgent I armv Is I lu I ts outrnl itt rv thing Is I iimt en cubic I nnd orleily l Wheto time p nli m mini I In ulllr1 massacres aro mi milted properv I nantonlv di tro ednnd them Is I tciu in d iitixli I among all on I vpril H 1 1 oo Insiin ruts madondem utssn ii t tutu within lit 1 tltt5l S of the forts of liiiinnhuoi I No ttLht oiuirred hut after the liiurginl milone limit Spaniards pii ked up two uhu Ill netu ahcut 1 I cirs of ace nnd killed them with their mnchetes saving hunt theVMerc bples The unit Ic of thce children I uero exposed In I Ciuanatmcon as n naming to nil spiiN Iroor inslllvo Is now ust hand Hint the Spin Ilm nllli In Is huvo liten Blauuhlnrlng polltlinl prisoneis In 1 ort C abifin and that their bodies are wcUhtid taken nut to rca nnd sunk In all tlicsu Intanejs lIme prls inns nio dcapatchid wltli time mm hole 55 i tint the n orts nf tho r His MIIIV not be lie n 1 li the nIt At O ninnliaon l flits inmnder Arjonn orders nil i nlltiuil i rloii beMei and then shot On nrll 2 Insurguits Oen llermiidesand I r iii l Sailis ems I Ihn Iroelm with about i100 men gnliu Iroulu wit tn list lint fact has bei n letwrteil to Wijlnr lint he has not per mitted It to be puhllsliel A mesinger from Vntonln Mnren has ro eetutlh been In the ct lIt reports Oen Mm 10 and Ills nrmy all In good health onill tlnn hOst spirits nnd nil sutlltcd with their tin fcnit rnndftlon In the prov 1m n of Iltint del Hlo Mai ii o bus annoiinced that ho ititonds to rnnmln In tlmt iiniilmn until he Is sntlstled vilth I I the nrcnnlatlnu I there I lime mesnnger n ports alsn that I ten Muionwlll I I I not enuuco jnittinlher balllo until hn has consl lerabl In I Teaid his supply of ammunition A iv diiM ago u tilt Ilu Maceo was entlmr hs 1 Ististk flat It I I wns rnrnrtcd to him that a pan Isb tusitillmll wis iinitoaihlng He I directed ono ot I his Milf nllliers tn take IOd men and divert the pinlh troops in another dliictlnn The 1 oHidrdld MI llio troops follonid the 100 In snigi nts for n eotih llerihln dlstiinci I and don Mn in tltillied nls bnnkliiit uitmihluutitu lieu lImit piinlsli toniiel I Mntloned nt nn n ton lit icu lo Ilnnns I province of llnvnnn I I snvs that I fnr n svcui k It I Im been extremel dlllloult I Mi ho tIlt hilt troops to get enough to i rt fiern mi i nn nut t nf tli treat number nf Instir iiiii in Ihndinrlit I Ihey irevent all Inod en tiling thn pilic T I in iiintuii of the Insurgent fien Knrlqnc olhio ihn Is I ft enr nf ngeand vtiy de cripil is tint oven nunrn that them h I war here or tlmt t her tun wins tine In th r1 It itt ItihustI nrtny Vitsho hun been 1 orderc I to have t ho I ountrv as n dangerous person den Wejier Is nfniM nt her hilt I linini I i Is reported to bn grndunllv troll tin his ivay ivustit a rut with nhout 14nno I men all mil I Inthed neil drilled nnd vvell nrinnd hit tilt ammo column 13 non reiKirted in I bn resting h In i ciimn nt or near Nunvn 1nz I In tin en tiri nirtof the provlneo of Havana 82000 FOR MRS FLEMING nitKTiinn suit ttvnnnnnn Jinn MruIu on SOT nut UK in IT A Clf or flue Hnr the A pprIIre hiitgu AltiniiBti It Wan Nut Her Moner In t ill llrr Mother tea llemlKrn Coiirlr linn of Murder Would Not Illtut tier Mary Alice Almnnt Uv Illusion rnlled Iluiii In it wlio In xoan to bo Irleil for polonlns her mother Mm llllss li niennnhlle In collie iuito losmlnn elf f tIme monov which mini or the al III I I hut f licr father nuts In go W her on the ihentli of her mother The Appellate Division of time but prenm Court IIM reversed the derision nf luilito Trinr limed on the report of Lawrence flmlkln referee Tint reform found thnt MM Flomlnif should not lw permitted In draw on tha fund nf SrUOOO from her fathers itlnlvuntll It Is ile ttrmlnetl whether or not tlio pol oned her motlicr The Appellnto DIvMnn grnnts her million for an order on tin City thiitnber lain for CMOOO of the fonuil all nf which hns for yearn been In thocustod of ttmcourt The case presents ci most unusunt anti IntercstliiK leunl couuu plicat Ion Mrs Fleming mother luiil long nan fold ott her life Intercut In the irnpt rty It wise con ceded that under time law of this State If Mm Fleming did kill lirr mother on vvhoro lIfe hunn her right to the fund tho has divested hcrtolf of nil Interest In It Win n Mrs Fleming inuv cd for tlio 35000 which shu inlil win needed tn defray the expenses of item defence on time criuni nut trial I Ilohert 8 Livingston lr I who U nn adult grandon of her father lmlo tlvlni ton and who with other heirs would be entitled to the fund If I It wns forfeited hy Mm u Ill mill g up posed the application on tIme ground that Mrs Flcmlnc must ho acquitted nf the chareo nf murder In I order tn ho ti huh I IIul to hunk the application In I colill ruth hug tho report of IlcfrrcnOodkln Justice Irjnr paid that Iho reiult of the trial fur iimrdir would not ho n GoncUiilin lltiillngitf the fail of murder In thin civil I tirOiceit I lug tittul could nut in I rnrt but uuied In till liincrrdlng hIlt ho prnt ended Hut n Irlnl I of this Ivitie In I it rl I V II proceedIng pending tin Indictment niluht lioor tirlvnto uml nulillt inlsi hlef Ie evidence of thu fact of the murder Mould mifllccln thu civil thnu In t itut criminal promdine If tho fuel lu found niMltit the petitioner In Him proccidlnK npiiti H niereprepiinderenconf evidence It I mlvlit he of prejudice to heron the trlilof I thn Indlt Imunt tii i coin letliin ilpiui which rnnf eyonJ t n ren nnnhle ilniiht It I requisite If It IK niiftUirid tlmt this Is a Ini7iird Mill tItus iictllloner Is willing I tonssume I llieu It I Is remarked thin her arqulttiil In this proceeding tnlKlit hi nay iipili nhly would lie ot iiiiJutlliii u in public Jtislcn upon the trial of the Indictment In either Mew therefore tim IHHIIU rulccl upjn time pres ent I 111th bust tot iitnttu Iii lie ti rut ultttirmml lied on the trial of tlie Ifidlctmcnt He alan iild lint to grant her applIcation until n detirmlimtlonof hue Isuo of murder nilcht I I ioncedo I 10 I her the frullH i of lien In lijiiin lime opinion of the Appellate DivIsion whleh Is written and loncurrtd In hj lattices Vun llnint Uumhei OHrlin and Inirrahiiui eajs I li I 50 petitioner appeals Chill Int 1mg that Her right tu Itijuy tirpKntly thai tn which Minimi the clear legal tIthe Miould not thus hmisso l been pimtponid Ue think shut In right In tItus cttu tuiillon limo I li arncil Judeo nt Hiwclil Forum roncedeii list I exei u cub tictlot npiin I imuu hut dleliuunt uoulrl not bo legal proof of the fact of the murilir In i this low hsu ha clearly rIght llioiieh tIme isite he the same the pan let 110 not the amo The respondent hero would lint bebouudbyan aequlttal there lit converse inut bo true If then a conviction would not be binding what shall then be until of nn Indict mont which U but nn accusation Il It 1 not evtn permitted to discredit a party or n nIlne s by showing upon crossexamination that hu hm Iwen Inilluted It seems qulto clear then upon thn record that no legal obstacle ntnnds between time petitioner and enjoyment of that to uhlci she hat tint clear legal right hltiis 1 too It conceded by tho court below Tho karneit Inilce 1 denl the rltrht to tmmeillate I hint ment only Imeaiise lie ielltlonera aiqulttnl In this proceeding might prejudice the peoplo upon tho trial of tho Indlclintnt timlui however Is I but n vague apprehenMon Hut even If the ni prehenslon Irene more serlou that nould not Juxllfy the Iflitehil ito nostnnnement of I lie nuLl tlonera enjoyment Tho petitioner is preju diced In her Property rights by Ibo refusal to net upon her petition Mie bay even need the funds to prnvldo for her proper defence upon the criminal trlnl The court below suggests thnt by her np iii ltmu t ton ion the fund thn petitioner solicit I the iciultable Intervention of the court 1hU Is I hardly her position I i4iie demands her hun 1 1 rlcht It Is those wbo would dcprlvo her nf thnt right who must come Into equltv If her legal rights have resultid frnm her Inlquit that must at least be pleatUd anti proved before u cuturt ixjuitr will prevent her enjolng Its fruit Here nr have not In tIle entire record n tlndu nllemitloM from nny ono that time peti tioner murdered her mothur Tilt COMIKTITOIt THIATS faniutUenenil TVlllltim Make n Formal Protect geIut Them HAVANA JIny 8A court martial opened at S oclock this morning at the Arsenal here for thin trial of the men who were captuicd by a Span ish truss ship on the filibustering chooner Com petitor belonging at Key Wett 1 limo nrlsonera were Alfredo Libordr born In New Orb nfl On en Milton of Kansas William Klnlia an fnLlUhiuanand Eiluiu iletlla and Tcodoru Ma both Cubans Capt KuU was 1resldoat of tIme court which consisted of nlno other military and naval officers All tho accused plcailed not guilty Several witnesses admitted that when hue men were captured they were not armed and they olfereu no resistance Despite this luce thu prosecutor Uctit fruarez naked thu court martini to convict luo prisoners ot tlllbuatcrlnt and to Imposu the Kutli seutenoo upon ail oc them Counsel for the defence madoaloni review of limit evtsieumcu isusi detuuniluU the aniiilttul of Mazi Ito aruuod eloquently ngaliiM DLiilenc Ing the othura to death aim deolurcd that tIme evidence showed that mercy should hocUemlod to them Iho court ninrtlnl has not given judgment It Is said that Its ilndlngs will bo Hiiumittcd for approval to the Government at Mmlnil llurlng the proceedings n letioi was lead from the Auiencnu CoiiMilUeneral llimon 0 Vu llams protecting against tho trial vir Williams sbatalned moat attemllnB tIme court martial hell Unares reports mat his command has dlslodgHil the forces of Jos6 Mai 10 from thuir enirunctieu camp In Ito provlneo of Mintlago do Lutia Itt the tight lotreiitecn of the ln uiieiub wero killed ul lie troops according lu I tliu re port lost only mo killed anil seven wo imle1 All 0IIIC1SI l report Issued loOm states tlmt tho combineil lorctsot ions Altamlra uml lui mil lumise driven the liisujgitita iiimer Antonio llut cio Into a dltlerent i altlou In the hills ut Ounramnya near Uahla Honda province of fnmr del Illo The report make a no mention of nn insurgent loss uuiotntoe that tho bpanmnla had seren killed and tweiioIUo Houndul among them ope Captain and wu Lieutenants lim lH urgent bandnof Iteglnu und Aliuuou haveiburneuaUwt sixty houses in iigumuiIisu piovluceof ilatanzas I1S 3IAOKO ItKEX IiFiTKl t A Hvunlh Ilrpart of u Hpnulli Mclory Alter IITB Jour flclitlnc MADKin May 8t despatch ts tIme i ihirrwi from Havana bays that dim berranu liii do tented Maceos forces near Candelarla after ne hour flehtiutg ibo hronlnrds lint seven killed and tvtentvsli vvoundnl No other details are given lime leupsiteim utuitl that I t id Tejido ha ilcfe I tid Jo 6 Afacjo In the pnnihii m ol I MIII Jingo do Culm the IIummrgvmts euulhnuusg fcevcro iiw Ihe hpanlurds m KH lour I killid I u and ounce wounded An JUixdlllnn from iliimulru lnidril KIMIHTUN JnmalcA JIny H Uulun residents here have received ncwkof tIme uuft uriluil In Cntiiof an cipedltlon In aid of the miirgents m vvhlch recently left thU ihlund Ihive el ion vijum tne is led I unit Hn ehuwl I I n pnnili t cr 4l cr and comnolled tn luiil lui men and cargo near alt viitiunpmo of iioviriiment troops which hovtevci WIll imYtmill nil oj s a lliHK luluti itittu Itt Another Hlep la the Iiiniuli it Melioul ICuvt JAMAICA I I Mii it Ill j tu s mrovirftv over lImo ailrulfslon of colored tin ilnu to thuD whlto schools another tcp ha ha cut tnkiii I gnmuel II Clfco colored humus let n iirretul 1 three inlet for violating me I ompuNou IMu cation hut nnd U mm auditing irul ldiy I hut wife caiued the tsCrest itt Iltbili M liml u I pcrllilondeiit llallard on nchnrgo or violatiig I tIme Ilinal Lodu iiy refusing to mlmlt mnriil I ihlllron lo limo utimiucit muiiitaimii lorumto CIt mush rout unit I Mr i llallard stat ruliand on hit I otvn icC4gnlziinci Threw Vitriol hum Her Uiilnlnl tier NciitTII TIINAVYAMIA N V May h Mnrltal troubles which halo foriome tlmo I thrialcned to hreak up tho homo or John ri lufi r of irnml Island reached a climax taut nuhiHiien Mrs hchtfer after orgtvsnuus lush l hren ruliue her for frequent hales l of vIrtue felid a c iu of tltrtol and throw It Into limo taco of hei hut baud I human way horribly burned and narrowly escaped being blinded Ly tin vitriol I hewn dluppe reU and U U thought situ threw herielf luslo be rivur I UlItflt AT wttKitin lie Openi the Campaign In the JthrthpIa unite Hcliool Qnecllnn WiKMipn May 8Tho first BUD In the Do minion election campaign In this city was fired tonight vv hen Mr Ohnrlcs Topper the new Pre mier nnd Hugh John MacDonald the new MIn liter nf time Interior nddrosscd a mass meeting Flue mcotlng was Important from thin fact lint the Manitoba school question Is tobu the main Issue In which the cnmtmlcn Is to b fought and Sir Charles who IB accused of co ercing Manitoba on this question affirmed tn his speech tonight that the Dominion Intended that Justice Miould bo given the Catholics of Manitoba In time matter of separata schools Ha maintained however that It tea not a Question of epnrnto schools but a question of right Tho highest courta In tho Inml had declared tlmt Ito minority In Manitoba was en tilled to certain privileges and It wa time duty of tIm Dominion Government to seo that It got thorn Ho hoped the Manitoba Jovernmont would restore the right taken aural from tho minority If they rtlif so no ono couhl havo anything tn nay but they I they did not tIme duty devolved on tIns Federal Government tn remedy tho grievance In the bost way possible lieu did not believe the necessity for Federal legislation would ever arise KITTKD Ilia BOXIftAr rl It IlnwMon nt Den Molnra Fnnnd GuIlty ofMurder In the Keconil Degree Dna MotEs May 8S II Dawson the In ventor of Damascus steel and hardened copper was convicted this afternoon of killing his son inlaw Walter Pcott tho verdict being murder In the second degree Dnivpnns beautiful 18 carold daughter fell In lovo with Scott Ther were found In n compromising position Daw son got her Incarcerated In the minute isvlmn lo get her away from tcott Scott found her hid ing place nnd nuifeeded In getting her nut Her I fiithi took her to a convent In Clilrntfu C I u Siottlound I her again I S lie trIms sien t InLebanou I Onnd placed In I a iiui cmi I list rlionl Inr win dlMiiUsid In I tvo I vvetkn intt t tIP iii tiI Isis from plnco to tiltS e until Dec 24 Ihlli when ho married In nn this I u nIl v s n himr Inter In 1 wont with I I a tuol lcunu sin tn Iliwons I home I t get In r clothlntr Daw nn tin d three shots Into his hodv killing h him I InsUintlv I I MOTS Iv TIIK mnrritr An Itnlliin Firm nt n Irllnvv Imintrvmtta Vn in He 1 thnKlnz Three pistol shot fired In rucce islon created no lIthe commotion In the Itowery at 10 oclock list night The stunts irene llreil In thn neigh borhood of Grand ftreet I The Ilowerv wis crowdtd and people who huntsi the firing ma Into thadoorvvavs tnecapo thn t living bullets An Italian who w is chasing n rouu mitch noan tried to bring him down with n idiot Tint min tlmt wis being shot at efciped In the crowd nrd lie man who wnntcil lo I kill u hln will arn ted alter a long chain by idice 1 limn liiekrldco of tho Kldrldiro IICMt station VI I in collared ho drorlbed hi m elf as Mod lonle lS years old of TO lltiistuittt Hreet lie refused tn toll Into ho tea uhsiitlitg nt nr vv by In Hid the slmotlnt Ho was looked up In the Kldrldije street station ciiiin intonin uzuiz rrsiirvG IIU Ilttlc ompimlnn gilled for Help bet ICrvciie fume too Intr William Dletel 7 jinn ni nf 410 Kast Eightfirst street with Mamie OCoinell of the tame age who lives at 4f Iait Iightyfnfi slicrt went to the foot of K it sevcntvulghtli street to flih vesterdav llillj ftslhi little girl called I him dropped his I lino I I while lulling and In attempting to catch II lost his balance and fell I into I tho watir Mnmlo sbrioLrd rind Severn persons came to the rosciin lou t milv I tin I ehllds flat which w ti llintlng on the wnur ioild be seou hits body has not yet been recovered Tennrsee fnr Free tolnuee and nn IneoMt Tni NASIIVII lIE May 8Time platform adopted by the Tennessee Democrats nt jesterdajB Con vention urged nn Income tax law reduc tion of costs of criminal prosecutions condemn the Legislatures action In suit IIIB lov Turney over H Clay Tvan the miii lii In it nat Ion of fov Turney anil the two nlied tnti s Senatorh The delegates to I i did ago ivern instructed I to I i vote for thin free unlimited nnd Independent coinage of silver at ID lo 1 Hill Approved by the May or Mayor Strong IIPM npnrnvefi thnio ijlllsr AuthnrUtnr th NMW York Ontrnl and Hud 10m Illi r Rat I raut tornpitiy in errrt n rullwuy station la r nt aosuuu ticlain 1 Mtinnil uuth Hrftt Fsn alirlilz nrrosj tho tradtt of f ibse Iort MorrIS Itai coat Cuinp ui Letwcou ITiTth stFtt itni 1 Itroolt ltvn hut To widen 14 rh8trttt from the Hint Hirer to lh llirlom HtviT Attproprlnllnar stool for the Improvement of Ryan Iirk lu the now utnuexusl dUtrlrt Auuhtnrmiil thi ItsS I linird to scpttre wntor front prop try between hMt I rigtircFnlti until Hast Tweo Cull fcfn el To Coin Oolil Inntenil nfHIIitcr PiiitviirttillA May HTlto presses nt the 1nltcl i Status Mint In this cltv whleh IIBTS leen stumping silver dollars nnd subsidiary co11 for two t month I us will I soon begin tim mine nt it iliulili oaths Imd barx to ito value n Sviddoio uu ret nou stored In the Mint nnl all of his u 11 be colnod before tint annual shut down Xl ilrlrtN Moniittt Hulnl I MI I Haver llimn I 7 l t It I IH stated upon u host appo int tn I b good au thority tlmt In one of the lark In the mhtuIi Ill 6 apltnl city of Miulrld si magnllli etit ring hangs by n hilken cord about thn Imek of t h ctntue of thn Mild of Almodii tho pitron siltit nf Ma drid This ring though set with diamonds fluid pearls Is ievi rtheless entirely unguurdid Tho pollen lOt nn nttenlion In it nor is there any prnvHiri madi for w m liiig II hy bprrlul oltl tens let nun II ii i tint it t hilt any thief hoiMVtn during ioiild vi it irr s tti atiprnprinto It to itt list n iihe und ihnii ihn liliilorv of hue ring Is loiildi rod It I irdly to I he tilfl ilnriil ut lliit I n MiprMill u people pn hun to gIst It u wide In rlii According to list story thill Is I told nf It tha rli wns midn tutu King h t A lfon I s I I I Ii fnthur ol the I present Uiv k hug nl IuIum Alfonno pre nil d it to IsIs IOIIMII Miriidirt on theda t of 11 I tier IIitl How churl her nmrrlcd lute i i nil IIHIVV and on Pun ulimhhi the Klnir pre MMiinl Clue ring to Ii I is grandmother Umen i u linn ruts aflenvard l uuen Iurhittusst ill l a u e Ki ILguv i thu rini In I hU Mi tir tin Inriiniii Itl I Illir who illiil within tho inoiiih Iu hIui ring vins then I given M Hie I lining dniljhlirof lite Iliiku I iv M i nl pi imn r In lei th in thru I rpoiiths iths IH died mid Ahliuslu hr this time fenrlng Hint thera t is i iinii nnlui iniiTi niMieiied ii lilt tin biiillt I til It aw u t in 1 ov n renstiro IMU ID lit limn a Si it IIi Kuu iim If i iiini nnd It iinsdienid ui put thn r og uuiv from all tin hum lleiicult seas hung about tIme necU of ihn linitiiillU of tho Mold esf MmnOiuu oh I em it ittis l irs to be a 1111 usum tlniiili attn rintl de I hv n i or luo of iilU

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I i pM t P II I T IE SUN SATURDAY MAYO 1 1800 8 NO LIQUOR TAX FOR CLUBS 110 intt conioitATHur covxanr ADnaiit TIIK otiar I 1II1Ita r Whatever It Intruded IJtrt Not t Mtnmnrpho Dlxrlhullnn nr llqnor Y U I n flub Into Tronic by VTilna tbt VTorilHiindnr Drink All Itltiht lu a lortu opinion finished yesterday Corpora tion Counsel Hcott athls1 1 Acting Chief of Io lice Cortrlght Hint nodal clubs Unit limy ills tribute liquors to their members n nn Incident of club Ifo nrn not icctutml to buy n liquor tnx certificate under the flames law The opinion win written In response to n request from the acting Chief for Information regarding Iho duty t of the poll towtrd club Ito alrld t know I first If clubs nro to frsl cuhs required pny n tax and next If they ere If the fact that thy had ten I rooms for ncests mnilo them lintels with the I right to sell on Humlnv Mr Scntfs opinion Is based on the decision of the Court of Appeals In the cnso of the Adclphl Club of Albany under the oM law a decision which w as recently handed down lie snysi This cose absolutely detortnlned that bona Ma social clubs were In no fllo solll 10 respect subject to the excise laws of the Slate and that their act I In distributing liquor among their members and guests did not constitute a sale of such liquor The 1 only question which now presents Itself Is whether or not the Liquor Tax law has effected any change In the law so far as such clubs are concerned The Corporation Counsel goes on to ehow that there Is no essential difference between thn language of the old law and the now In the sec tlons prohibiting the into of liquor without a license or without a tax cerllllcate cortlcate In the Albany case the Court of Appeals held that tho defendant was wrongfully convicted because a distribution of liquor among mem bers of n bona tide club did not amount to a ttg sale within tiio meaning of tho former Excise e law Mr Scott goes further and sins di I can see no other conclusion to be arrived at j than that 1 social club organized for legitimate 1 1 I purposes to which the furnishing of liquors to J its members Is merely Incidental does not fall 1 Mlthln the purview of tho Ilauor Tax Ian and I not required to PRY the tax provided for therein this opinion hn admits In I given with full 1 how it ii go that clol of t lao Liquor lux I law rxttupts club hOI Ihu prntli loii roo larllll Hit a 00 frt limit I I I nf n liquor I plaiu trll n school ur church In n lilch a C Iii ii n re ferrid tons a coipornthui ornsai elation hlch traffics in liquor sOlely with the members theteaf Mr Volt ittn nf the sucge thm that this phrn t nlngy indlcntcd an Intuition nn tho part of Ihu Legislature that clubs should bore qiilttd to pay tlu lax Such t not lit elTect limit the exposition given b the Court of pp nls of thn real nature b of the trammel Inn between theke clubs and their i member The Court fin dlstlnctl In that oplulon that such clubs ito not trnlllc In liquor I In any sense nlmtevir and con eguently the I provisions of tho statute to which I have re ferred which relnm oltl to pcr ons or corpora tlons which dotrntllr In I liquor i iln not apply to them Just what the e nnrdi nero Inlcrnled to apply to may not bt Hppnient but that they do not apply to I I Inn tide Knhil I clubs l Is I In nay opinion uburdnntlv elmr I Of course If it club In I not required to mj a tax Mr Molt iays It naturally follows that the t distribution I I of liquors I In I a club on undny can not la Interfered with tiy the police An I nnsnir tn the I acting t hie I u ivcond nuctlnii was not ncce pnr niter the answer 10 the firat I but tho orrnrttlon oiinv I nd Ists him that a club CIIt be 1 hotel at It does not olTcr shelter end accommodation to the gi neral pu bile An the Inrpoiatlon Counsel li I tlm legal nil vlfi r of the 1oliie Department the clubi of this I I clt uinj consider tin mches rea jnablj sate from Intruoloii mil Interference by the police after tl I opinion They an Mill liable to In I a I dfumtnt though fur thu District Attorney and it the drum I hir 1 miiM aa In I UP an y complaint u Is made npulnn lilly of them Then too there are the nlll Inls of the new exclsu dep trtrncnt The 11111 for the department In Sexy Ylrk clt ha I paid in all other lawyers are paid ac online to the amount of tcr Ice he renders In ever no tie ha Time more cases tho more service HI d the greater compensation He may take It Into bin html to begin procetdlng agidnat nil the club which retrain from apply ing for certlhrattti At any nit a tel case H I pretty certain to he made to determine If It was not tie Intention of tho Legislature that clubs i IhJhl b compelled to pu liquor tax IllK JtAIXKV IA I ITCKRD 1 Argument llefor the Appellate Dlvllon of tlie Muprrme t ourt IB I the Uiiloeh Cue AtDAVr May 8The cnso of Alexander t Baloch a saloon keeper of Now York city against Henry U Ivman the State Commis sioner of Excise cam up for argument this morning beforo the General Term of the su promo Court Appellate Division W H Donl Lee and Churlei I Halelane appeared for the plaintiff and AttornrjGeneral Hancock and Assistant AttornorGencral Kls clbiire ap peared In behalf of the Commlcslouer of Excise This Is an appeal from an order of time Special Term of the Supreme Court at Albany denying an Injunction order restraInIng thu defendant I as Commissioner of Excise from Interfering I h with tho plaintiff In thn prosecution nf hl busi I ness as a retail dealer in Intoxlcatiic liquors I during tho pendene of this action and until the I expiration of the term for which thei license I was granted Mareh 31 l 1NOT and under which bo Is conducting his bnslnex The plalntllls lawyirs argued that the ap I pellant claim does not Involve any question of IKillce power I the appellant be allowed to I continue In busness under the license which hu i Holds he U I nilllm to comply with all the pollto contalDcd In the It aruurd regulations cnnailelln act I wits arll that the appellant by complying with tlio awL of 181 acquired property rights and privileges of which he cannot bodepmei except hi duo process of law The Liquor Tax law derrlves him of his propertj without due process of law and of rlelitianil prUIUccs otimerwie l thin by the law ot the land A Matuto Is I not thr Inn of tho land nor tile It ionstituti eluu prottaa of law Taylor nut Porter HiirUido aut Cmilm fornla HOC H ini 1 lime 1 police power of time btate cannot bi net up to control time Inhlhltlon tlat the Krdrml I onstltutlnn iVnlliiiK I I all MIchlUAn Ill 1T S 4IIHI 1holiiimr iitx law lmpalrn the obligation of acontr irt In plaintiff Imlnlr It also 1 d nlci to tame plaintiff equal pro tection of th law It I was aUoaruiifd that the appellant Is 1 entl tlil to the I Injunction I order bean In it 1 lov i ernroent like ours Unit be I until that malay net which would iliprUn it cltlren of tit power to I exercise his lawful triad or prlvllricf muvt bo considered as working nn Irnimrahln Injury particularly wiacia tin void act is I clearly fnrbld partcularly Mate and tideral onstltutlomt llarthet agt CIty of Nowrlenn 4 r ell I Hep CUII Ilt Liquor Inx Hn 1 forfeits and annuls property rights and privileges wlthimt the llBlilrst necesnltv nnd iKiion time obligation of the contract a thine that Iselrarl I unconstitu tional In that It miulren itt plulntltT to mini u Brraler inca than other have to pay fur the 4 ur 1ego of eniruBinc In it Ian fnl trade Tin Attorne U nirul areuul that I the net It self Iseleurl nlthln both the I Mate and Federal Coimet Ito iloni and t lie rourticiith I ancmmai audi t to limo Cnnslltiltlon He further araurd that all tin revision i are eli itrlj nlthln t tlm police ren tilnllnu power nf thotate claimed that there tn no Impairment to time am lii litast imiti of contracts by thn law and that thorn Is mi nnfnlrnrss In t his provisions or any rlmlnatlon madobi twifll tie lluhth I of cltli I ilms I tho Ian n Rue of itrtton In 1 UU in i nnulnst thei cit of NI w Ictun York and nny person nhi hlht I license itt r tnlnatrd by the terms of thi Inn can ncover bulk from the city such imrtlnn of the money which Is poll In and remaining uniispi in the I proiMirtlmi imseit bear to the whole ti rm of the I llrniio and the law ha I therefore nn hardship The court took thu pier itml nlll probuhly remlir udiclsluu at an early date IIO TL1 S JV 1 It IIO K I VV 9uvr Hrnntor nril I nill May AfTrit Some uflllfiii Senator Hrushs hill I to eompel all baa I Id I ngs over n t fret high n hie h am to ho used either as hospitals or hotels to Im I flrepr Hf hud I lie ir Int yesterday beforo Mn nr urlir In llreiok jyn It I linn liemaim llniUritood that I tlm eitijrct of the bill seas to pruvnnt KitloouiiH from hal lag mi read I hi trails foraummt Ito a rniilur i liotuN h and thus ureunivf ntlnitiimi if tnoimiln I proMsl ms clrcumnltnl ol limo Hiilnis Inn Mnor Vur Ur iircfstlon that the bill I mi ant list 1 man nhiinnunl a ritIlr t liullillnir and who wanted to loiuerl It Inton I m hotil dual himava to triir i It ilnun for I the purpo nf maklnic It llrrl roof is I thought t Intlmnto that he ma dUniprou of It Ill ri I A collector wbo bat paneii several years In suriP works cf an of the mint crier Mr D ilel l bat flntlly deeldP lo separate liliinielf front hit en viable poucMlon ihoken I alum excel tlonal taste I lilt Frencli furnltum of the llnikt erlnd lilt marvel lout upeitrlet of Flan lert hpaln alI Ipf flobellut hit tonbonnlire bit bronict hit bevrei till inrjulillo chaltlalnet hit hmreslvfl I tall i inmatamel i lila Ivis of medal work ot thu nrl claus 1 wilI lie all simid pubIJ Pol1 unde 1 aUIIol Iul lhvnlr llama wllkflowIi a I uUnr bewlnlli 11 lime nest mmf Jun On lb rlwMb ot 1M CICIS mlllb lImo 11 and nnlermm altr edits unij taos 0 old gnsatet4 InM1 nl tf mlt dfSwlDgI bIongIng 10 Ihe Isaac amleur wli doss wIth dtaUnelon IOlt Cccl ot sh erui Iulu eulvs a a 0 Ih uaAdt A nnOZLZNO Airn DESSRHTH Mr foyer Olen Ifnrlrm IInu WlT Come Tip In Coolttrr The Harlem Opera Homo was orowdent je tcrJny t iiftor noon with embryo cook i nit racer to hear MM Kara T l haters feventh lecture on rookery Tlie uljeeL was limiting rtml lice rerts but the lecturer who doesnt believe In amects nt nil couldnt resist tho temptation lo show exactly hoW her pet bread should ho made from the u hole win nt flmir nnil every i one w an glad enotuh to nee time demonstration 0 Whole nheat liread Is Iho only proper I bread to tie die bican HV not well for man to b wider I than his Creator for ho does It nt the ex pense of his health nod Intended us to use the whole uhrat all when wn cat out some of Its nutritious parts thereby getting white flour you who mare ntirduratid may prefer It but wo wilt not guarantee thnt It Is so cowl If the whole wheat lour contains any particular bran sift It To ninko six loaves of bread put one pint of Ilk Into 1 bowl nnd add to It ono pint of boiling water one teaspoonful of rait ono yeast rnko ills nihfd In two Inhlotpoonfiits of worm or coll 5 ator thru add mfllrlent whole wheat Horn to make it Latter tiM will drop not pour mind jou I from tint spoon heM thorouznlj roir and stand lit itunrm lilac for three hours Next Knenil careful adding fullldiiit Hour to imiko n dniiEli until It ioscs tin MUkltirss Make Into loaes tun Into urra rd nails stnnil lu i i a warm placo threeiUarlenuf an built and bait 111 n moderately quick nt from thirty to forty minutes him we shall inuki some Inserts frivolous thine same queen fritters lloll two olne Cf and minute Imlter alli 1 Imlf pint of water for a take from tho II ru and throw In nil n n time four ounces of pastry or ordinary bread flour and stir quickly Into n smooth paste 111 Add one at a time four CRIB to the hot mix ture and It will form Into a smooth light loaf that lenses the pan clean Heat the ecus In with a large fork give tills recipe to bring In a llttlo lesson on frying flue Is the mewl tel came batter that can be made anal all fritter batter Is I better for standing an hour before frying Drop a teaspoonful at I time Into lint fat and tho heat expands the bitter nhlch Is I not xpong but like clue and a crust forms on the outside Do not turn them for timer turn tlnnuihis over and over until they are prop otis bronncd Non let us turn our attention to strawberry foullli 1ut one hal C pint of milk I i over the 8ri1 mol ton three tnblepoonfuli of Hour II a llttlo cold milk add It to tlie scalding milk and cook one minute stirring I backward and immra mirth nil I over t Iii I PAH Intl I i It I Is thi irk onl 1 ntnooth 1 his IH I mm h hitnUr to keep from lumping than t hi trltliT hitter for It I Is no Ilrllnalhon I Hour llama other contained cna e and roll can always control roan mixture when It contains grease Tnko I rom the hire and aitd nt oneii time I jolkii of four eggs and llnallv the t nellbratcn whites Kill Into gre n ert eii tnrd rnps land Inntn I of t liollliiR I t Wfl let and hake In the oven ten minutes Tu be Cairo of jour milk and flour pastfe run It throuchit plrvi before adding the ot heir tiling wfu hot wIth Htrnwlirrry sauce mad In this wmty Ma lt ant press through 1 oleo ono box of terries Heat and moisten two tahlespoonfuls of arrow root with n llttlo water add It to the straw berry juice and also one tablespcMinfulnf lemon juice and half a cup of imaar Stand oe r tho tire and watch carefully until It bolls Many people cannot cat raw etran berries ns the fruit gives them a rash but any one can eat them cooked Von can substitute orange lemon pineapple or any other fruit for the berries lu this r clna Omelet souffle Is n dainty dish To make It separate nix eugn Heat the whIte up just ns t110 and add onl three stiff HS you possibly can ant Idd omniy yotkc Add three tnblo poonfuls of sifted pou derrd butnr tlie grntrd yellow ilndof half u lemon one tablespoonful nf lemon julep nnd four prune dates or anv dried t fruit chopped very line Dont stir untllill of the Ingridirnt are In and then mix er iiulckly and lllt1 put n few spoonfulH in thc bottom of a linking dish n a fonndit Ion nun tin rest In with n batter bal sn ns to Ilk the dish iirem dust thickly with pondered ngnr and bake in n iiulrk oven for right minutes 11Itml pprinklt I nith shirranil r ere I lam na1 tat ci t Cnmllrd pineapple and chrrrles are delicious to ne Instead of date or ornnw Next Mr Horer broiled a steak after the fol lonliiL recipe Select 1 nice porterhouse steak hate Unit at least one and a half Inches thick Trim I It mini place It on a hot wire broiler Put as near the Mainons possible for a moment tn sear the nnt Illo stile Turn and cook more rlnnl for ten or twelve minutes Hub a warm plate nllh garlic and then put in a tablespoonful of totter Imlf a nsponnful of salt and a dash of pepper Iut the steak In this turning It once or twIce Dlth and pour over what remains In the dIsh Serve nt once The last lecture of the series will be held at the Tuxedo Fiftyninth street anti Madison avenue next Friday at 3 1 P 1 1 when Mrs Horer will show how a number of cold dishes suitable for transportable luncheons and picnics should be prepared CRANE ON 1tizicr DFLBR lie Hay They Should Ho Ilnnurd and Their FmplojrrrK lullrd fur IMe When Bruno Schmidt of 171 Allen street was arraigned In the Essex Market Court yesterday for maintaining a policy shop Magistrate Crane delivered the following opinion on the ama I will always hold If there Is the slightest evidence anybody engaged In playing or back tug this gamut The bickers of tho gnmo de serve to be hung and the wrIters Sent to prison for life Tho policy business Is I n mean busi ness and has mused untold mlnoj among poor people who arnsnlmllel In n most nefarious manner It would be one of the happiest Moments In mj life It I could hear that this builnet na broken up Central I lllie Iftcllno Charles smith and Knelsteail nliu hine been watchIng tlie rciort for Apteral days pan a number of men and nnmen enter the place and come out hearing policy silts In their hands When the itetet lves Kuceculed In gaining entrnnce to the iilniu on 1 hurt sphmldt male his escape h limping out of window into a rear yard Ho was captured later In a cellar on Orchard street hdward hattie n negro nf 1 III West Nineteenth street nnd Jeorge Iperman of lilt Chrystle Mreel who were found In the Chryte place were arrested Thn detective said that SchmIdt confessed to them that he was a policy writer In tho place limo luwjur for Schmidt asked Iho Judge not to consider this alleged con flon Vou ilint find me letting any policy men get tiny replied tOe MuKlstr ns ho held climldt In 500 ball The other men were discharged nunorAit DVGAX IIIOTtIflflt11Ilfl The Terry City nr pprnito Rrfuie to Anwer Qurtlono Thomas Dugan thn burglar who created such sensation In Jersey City on Thursday was ar algned In Police Justice 1ottss court venter lay morning He was In an ugly mood and re used to answer questlins He said It was the busIness of the police to find out whatever they wanted tn know about him and he didnt pro xise to help them Judge Potts remanded him and then Chief Murphy directed three de ectlvps to escort him to a photographers and have him muggeil as tOe police term taking his picture for the Hogues iiallery The burglar Is not conceited about hit looks and he decl tred with nn oath that he wouldnt have his picture taken He saId he would flight and bn killed hlmtelf or kill somebody tlrst earing that ho would make n scene In tin II treettlilef Murphy took lineman into his url Smite oillLx and talked tn him after hinting font word to this photograuher lo como up to HPitd quartersand bring his camera Thu plintngrn utter had his Ire nil arranged In the Ivrire outer ntllce nhin 1 Uugau 10 marched out between ween two detielites aiidlhlif I Murphy fol lowing his plcturonas Dugan taken let out I string of outln but SKlAllATi TltTtr Ktlt mtVIKt The Greek Jrlt Hnu ikrrprritnU Trunk 1 nrr Jullly Tilt NTON N J 1 Mny I In the Pallet Stntii DHtrlct Court tndaj tho case against the Ilov iregori Ilruskn tlm fir ck Cnlhollc priiai of Jer ev Cll and Krauk MUner Indlcled for unking mid ielllng cigars aLt ler ov t llj with out pilltiK the roMnuo tax nasenlled for trial nther llruskns counsel asked f ur a pnrnto i nat 1 latch ulll heglu on Mn 1 in I I Mlsner i nan llama hitmi lit tc llllid Hint hi lint rici te d lime cliriir from A italic Mnko tm ki ep fur her till thn lulled for them Annie Mnknnuo h I hal imir I I rims kits hoiinekeeper aIao plutdril guilty t on liieidH lo making mini I PIIU Ito cigar anal o tint tihtlllid I Hint I mi is alit did tint know me limit nns In lime liundln oho COM him tint that ii liutka m lin1 nothing tu iln nllh them Iho nol lcnael nhnmndo tint I nrrrnts lCd tiled limit MlMier told tin m thn bundle cnntnlnid clothing to I IM I nusliel The I noiimn is I n ti igannaker and vas formerly emplo ed In Sew York I N w Oil FIeld In I New York Mutr I SALAMANCA May 1 Dr J 11 1 1 folzrove nnd George Sheridan have just completed a well on the Chipmuck terrltort betvteen llran and Hradford nearllfgnny It was nhot on Fri day last and began u flow of h ent een bar rcll of oil an hour There Is I great excitement In that field at prf ent The well that hams bteu bored in the territory thus fur are hut OOii feet deep John King a railroad iwltchuian of this place own font acres near these wails and a fortune luddenly looms UP bnfore him Time land was purchased fur timber at I low Ti it jew years 1n Mr King It iitEotlAtlng to evil Lit laud fur60ooo i

POLICEMAN SHOOTS THIEF rnn nvnoLAii iiicrtr TO flIt xx e Ill flfl lur I UI ZT A I He and Ills Pat Hhnt nt the Txvo Itlneennti UliiiCniiKliI 1 Them When Ahnut fo Hob n Home In Mnrrln ntaIiIS IM reId IVoiinileil Mnn Unit Iluraliir Tool Police Cnlllln treodcn NcongrnlulntliiRlilm I self over the capture of n btirglnr but lImo pris oners confttterato Is dIll at largo and tho prls oner Is likely to die without giving tho police any hI p In their search for the missing crook Tho prisoner describes himself as William ICon nor of loll I lh i I onn Ho I I xvlll I I tell nothing eUn nbout hlniilf I f Ho I I Mas caught after I being filini bl Polleemeii I David I llxnn I I miami Patrick Real tsunami ho had ilimn hh I Lest to kill Ho Is In Iordham Hospital bleeding Inter nol from a bullet nund In his neck and tho Burgeons far It xx 111 hasten his death to probo for tho bullet Policemen Itjati and Head were sent out In clllrons I I clothes nt IS I ot lock Thursday night I to discourage burglars and snenk thieves who hate come to look upon time big scmlrurni pre cincts north of Harlem Ilixer n a compara tively safe field of operations They traxclled together mis for ns Ililon nxunuonnd nnd street where the separated llan going northward toward 1115th street and Head continuing cast to Prospect nlc a bloik nxxny Head wits not beyond hearing dlUnre xvhenltan ran upon two men prowling about the qroiinilsnurronntllnif thin residence of C John K 1 Iln alit Hartoxv at lOO tnlon avenue llartowlsn I retired sin Captain and his homo contains a rich assortment of xal uables attractive to burglars Whet are ou doing there Inn asked Skip tho gamo Is up one of thu men warned Ills comrade and both bolted for the fence Policeman hiata tried to head them off Doth drew revolvers and fired ns ho xxas trying to draw hi own weapon lie ulk1 to avoid tho bullets and the burglars united over tho fence and started east through IHith trot IInn followed alternate elllng for thorn to link and hlstllng for hit sldn p irtnt r Ho was gaining on the slower of tho fugitives when the man who proved to be Ot onnor turned I and tired two more shots it 1 him One I I of the 8htI passed through t tin pnlni mans hal glazing Ins bend so cioly I that I he I 11 Hi xid hu w as shot Iollittnan Itcnil hud In iml the I pis tol reports and xxis hastening to I his I iomrmli I antlstaiue win n tho t base turned into Pros ect axenue Mop them It Thexxit shot H Pollen man ltanshoutidas he cuucrht mlit of hi hlo piirtmr Policeman Item had drawn a his re m win n In htaid tlm pistol shots Hilt he eoinmaiideil at tIme fugitives ap prone itch 01 Not iy 1 damned sight onn nf the men ansxxcrcd n bedashed at ross the axenue Herd heade 1 oil the other who kept straight on until I within a I some ten feet of the I policeman nt when him hu levelled his pistol and tired point blank lime bullet struck Head on tho shoulder aol burled Itself In the padding just abase It Time thief halted a moment to elellxerhls tire As he turned tocros limo axenue Policeman lend re turned hit fre T burclar btftggerod forward n few feet dropping his rexolxer and fell unconscious a few feet bcxond llx this than the simile n lglil nrhood maui arotistd Other I polliemtn humid up and I about the crowd nf en Ited clllrtn gathered Ihllt lroa rat u thief An amhuliuii xxas sent for I and xxlille Itjnii I I and Iteud gal triel the t uncon scious man lit hmr pollrenn n stiittd In tureh of t Ii prlsotn r pil Hit I I had kept on down Pi us I pict nxirine I ami dl appuinil at its junction J I with e ti hlcr mat ell lime 1 slrch for him trnltli I h proxed Irlll I t t hen the x outidetl minxxas taken to I Toril I I ham Hospital In gave what hn claims tn be hit 110 mime and alum town he came from hit xrould I sax nothing more HI It I about I lear old xxith smooth t fume brown hair and dark brown I tis T I he clothing I he xx ore it I aaw I nail of good quallt I In I ills pockets I w i re tools a whit h con I x Int e tho pidli e that he I a burglar hit none of them hat suet reded in I identif m ing I him t tue I Implt I menls found on him Include a table knife I the Idaho ground thin to enable thu I owner to slip It lets I ccii the e rust strips nf win dow savins 10 throw back the catch He hiui 1 Also a narroxx half round gougo chisel hnndx to gouge out an opening near tint cati h of xx linlovv I rOllr sadie too ckmti y fitted t to t admit of th mo of the knife Id nle A bit of a ftilf steel xxire con xenlent to Use through the small opening made nlth I the I chlsil was found with it Inc gil 1101 he used was a IJe all Ore of good aualllx and ho was also armed xxlth a hunting knlfu whim a heavy keen blade Flue police believe the prisoner has committed several little burglaries In West Morrisanla At Bvorollte all event the lark of a chisel such as Ibo prisoner l land xx ero found on tho Indow eases of hue houses entereel Neither of the policemen was hurt In the fusillade from the thief Hi ad s bullet struck Connor under tie ear and Is heliexed to have pnesed to tho back of the

throat It struck txxo low to utTeot tin skull but the patient Is I weakening fast from Internal I hemorrhage and the surgeons have but little I hope of saving hUllfu I SUPIIEU COUNCIl or TlC A i A Inipnrtnnt Matter to Come Ilefore It nt I the Mrrtlni In M lilncfnn I WASIIINflTON May I I Tho nmetlnc of tho Supremo Counsel of tho American Protectlxo Association In this city on time Itli Inst wIll hu limo most Important event In the histor nf thu ortler rio I Council contains a membership of ISO Its conclusion nro final as it Is I regarded as the court of last resort Lhlef among thu mole which will come be for time meeting I xx 111 bo the election of officers for the ensuing year nn exhaustive discussion of the xttltudo I ma hitch might to be assumed with rt fert nco to tiniinihil nuKsilunH and ma tint part if I any lie I fillIII orderslnill I Ut take In I thn t elect I II hmjais of n next autumn Ininiuch as time order Is I numericall very strong in the West it Is I bUlovfd tot the nit m bers of time lupremn Counill laigul Incline to freosiixer and It Is uxpectid that the friends of the whIte metal will endeavor to commit the organization to that pullet The I charges against mir McKlnley of Ohio that be I discriminated lu his nppolnments as lioxernnr axntatt the order maul bo cnnildi red llm 1 order Is I slid to Include howcxer n largo

number of intmbers xxho are strong supporters ot Mr McKlnle In his cnntllduc for time Prcst doncy and It lidouhfed for this reivsou if any Instructions will bu Issui d to oppou him VXIIOKM JlOfllS Of Lttll Air linrreft or Maiiinrliiiiirttm Propose nn Amrndmcnt to lIar CoiiNtllullon WASIIIIITOV May HMr I W i Ilirrett hop Muss I today intnxlnced in thu lloum a Joint resolution proposing an amendment to tho Constitution of the Itilted Mates providing that Congress shall have power br appro priate legislationto limit thntlmedurlng which persons may be dally emplojcd In manufac tories of textile fabrics and In other Industries Mr Ilarrelt SIS that this amendment Is I In responte In u strong feeling In New lnclnnd ami whit tIm bus adrenal V found i xpn ucstuo In tlm Massachuietts Legislature t hal I ongrt ss should haxu the I puma yr to m lite uniform hoiiit of lii lit throughout the I lilted Mutes lie nys tho I tex tile manufacturers of Now England am espe cially feeling the competition from tie houth CIly whuru labor U I unpin id mmlii elmer from tlo tn TU hours a xxrek mm hilt In Ma achiiitt only fiN hours a xxcek are nllowed Knxlund has a uniform Ian I opiritlxe thu rauiug limit t I rent Ilrltajn aol Ir II irrett Nnrllmrn Mr UMret says lrllr mnnu ftcturern eontund that unless I some such still I U I had In re they will 1 1 a ohllgid to t lowtr I wnset Increato time hoursof labor iirseuthulrMiuthcrn competitors abiorb their business Proposed Mnnurariit to the Founder of Hnmrtoiiuf W HiiMlTiiN Miii I Among 1 doren or more bills which xx ero passed 1 1 1 the Scnntu to da because they macro unobjoctcd to was tutu pi emitting tho erection II iishtngiou nf a monument In honor nf am ml Ilalinemann I tho founder of thu ml aol hat School of lloiiiu I I opathy and 1 approprlatlni I Jlono tn drfi n thn Last uf tho I foundation Iho mil I t r strii tlni I ini poet In the hill It I that thu monument Ii not to bu plm ed In tlm t apltol grounds fun contldi tailnn of f the Hirer I nail Harbor I bill was concluded ash ttm ihu exeepllun nf mm amendment Inxnlxlng tie hiltiriy lonlitnl quistlnn of f thu loc itnm of a time vvnii mr Ill I r In Southern t ullfornni Iln inmmitltu on I Lnmmeriii reported un amendment providing I fur k breakwater and outer liarlior at Minta Monica wim lie thn I two ubimal lure from Ilillfornia I favor the selection of hun Pedro Nn Ileluy In the IIKtrlbutlon or Heed WABIIINHTOV May I In reply to I he Senate resolution directing time Secretary of Agricul ture to Immediately communicate reasons for the delay In supplying needs for distribution Ir Ihtrles W Dabney Jr Acting Secretary of Agriculturesays The fact Ulnstead of there being delay the record of the work done shown unuunl rxpedlllon Invnty Loimrrsalonal eiuotosof vegetable seed represent UUOIIU mal package each one containing two papers of illffvrvnl kinds of sereli that Is I In all t I 100000 1frlt Them JOOOOO ptuum amount to nearly tel tons In weight To handle thlt vast bulk amounting to about one car loa of mall matter watr lead per day of uettlecu It I t BUCgMtcd require dllbivnc I I S Ilrivont Baid n word tliis wool about tuck trou90in I5t3 huya n twit Now for ioiu burinosa Why not jivo your trade to tim ri fivo a YOUIIH olotliiors of Now York Wo nro sollini nlone Iro ooie soiling qtmntitios and lnldl 11101103 nt tlmf TodnvH spooiil IB nlot of nluid l u prolty pihLiti 00 stilts lor bll81110S4 51 t sj mon Also HOIUO nont ofToctaiiicliov I jots among tho lot I Open Untt 9 Oclock This Evening 9 1 Ul Outfitters to Men THREE 279 Broadway n ur Chambers THRE J c 47 COPtlandt St n test Greenwich STORES 211 I I Sixth AVOflr 14th Street Shoes Hats and Furnishings CJIiamliew Rt Winton tirade highest t Bicycles 1 UALIAUU UCUIIUU CO l Two Ways Buying Shoes The Old Way I The New Way May of tlio llotuilor nnd Buy of tho MAKER and I pIty three I profits Maim I pny ono profit tho Manu fucturors Wholesalers KG i fnctnrors tuilcrs I Larger Stock from which Limited Stock from which to select because wo aro to select niimufaoturorrt IF WK CANNOT FIT YOU FROM STOCK WE Tho nonrost lit will do WILL MAKE A PAIR OF CUSTOM SHOES TO FIT t FITWE Ten cents u day to tho I WE POLISH ELWELL bootblack SHOES WITHOUT CHARGE Fast color hooks and oyo Old stylo hooks and O cyo lots that do not no wear brassy lots soon wear brassy and and covered clinches to I pro tho clinches irritate tho clnchos tect tho foot foot 00 I Fresh Goods with all tho Last seasons stock to Latest Colors and Latest work ofK I Stylos of Lasts Follow the New Way and Buy The Elwell Shoes I J H Elwell Co Manufacturers 2 Astor House Broadway ne 1 Send for descriptive catalogue I CARPET TM T STEWART PI rAMIMP 37WWr lT I CLEANING I KM n t ian 3 sth n ITAULUt IhOA I I FLINTS FINE FUENITDBE All II will do woll to SQO it at ouoo VAUTUUV IJIICKM l I A VtlTII Ul cn4xri i on c 4 VT uiii lli IP I Writerrd llfforn u Board for Exntnl niillon nil to Ills FHiirm for Irnmotlon V9IIIMiTi May 8tftrr n eonsiiltatlon with tho President this afternoon Secretary Herbert decided to revoke nn order n sli nlng apt Allen V Heed I t V to tho I command of the Ncnnrk and dlriclcil Instead thnt he should appear Immedintely before 1 Hoard of olllcers for examination n in his lltnpis to pro motion This action pi ices the minion hut noted cn oof apt Heed In I polllou nearer settle I ment than It luau berl since President Im eland doi haul tn I promote I lint Ulcer to the t rank of t oinniolore and thus called a tiicnatlon In promotion 11m time grtilpof I nptnin The 1 Suet lending up to this urili me luridly there I Ii lit Iteul Mnnd I at the head nf thn I I hut of I iptnln llin I tt nnmimd for tiromollon and the Hoard rep rtcu thnt he uua diijimlllhd I bj reamoiu auf proes I I lonnl I unlltni I I reId tilt tlPMlahd ntti r holdlnc the tat n nine time dei tiled to find to the nntc thp liiimlnntlon of t I apt Hied fur the t trade nf I 0 urn iimoalmr nllli the cnnditlon ntt u lied Hint conllrinttlnn wits to hn given only wlih the undcrntnndliit tint apt Heedshnuld go to semi for a year under obserti tlnti tf det ermine whether ho nns profpslnnnl li I I lilted for promotion He was in he dropped or promoted at tho end of that I period neiurd liik to the result of the connequent tmlnutlnn and the reports on his standing during limo pru bailonan twelve months The senate nns cliown a disnoiilon not to confirm the nomina tion with these conditions ntlached and the conltons Prihldcnt therefore on Ucdnesda last nlth drew it Iapt I fleets fate depends on the result of his rrtxnnilnntlnn Ir lie Im I pns e d tho President will I mnkc him u t iiimnndnrc but If I ho nhould foil I ho nlll I bedroppid I fi alum tho I mttal hertlcu Ihu great Inlrlln I the I mntti comes from thn fact thaI muni promotions lu I the ten leu unalt action nn Uipt HcedN co 1 IUIY Axn viri onnrnv C hanern In tlip Htutlnn nnil Dailies nl 4flleerslmave or Ahtrner WAHIIIMTIIS Mn I 8These army and navy orders he been Issued t ontnmrMlprO W Fnrenhotdt iletaehel trom duly n limpn tor of the Thirteenth Ighlhouso I illitrlct and plait 1 on HAtllng or her ltuiul I Sntlmn argeant detactied from the Petrel at I orIi ml 10 hut lilnuelf In reaillneii for further sea duty I nl lun W u IrnnUIn lm retlgnM from the navy nslhii 1 II I I MacFnrlanl I It Iramferrel from the Con oni to ihellnnlniitnn hail tilitant Pnyna ter K l I Webster de lacb1 from the Concor nllh two months leflTe fmd Mtnnt Pa miMtrr J 11 hillljn iletnchej from tho lion naamsmuam with three months lea e Ault lit 13 11 I V Mohiio traniferre from tin Ielrel lln tic llennlrtfftnn Chkf Fn lun H el Hautz eletaiheit from Mare Ul toil I mail I retired fran nctivn verelcn 1 June S uniler the forty yi ar service clause imasaeh 1 AsiUmnt llltllleer W A mlth detached froi the Newark with tlireo montlm hate Newark WNtiuit nlmer I IU PiiliKk ordered tn the Tlie Tlennlon nf leave of iilnence uranteil rot llumt hiirlm t I Flllolt Feral Cavalry M I further evt nilid oh month on cent of elk a us MrHtlliut i Inirl i 1Ilny Meventli Infantrv I will I i ri e 1 t 11 ort A audi 011 I rt port to ttiek eo ninand luif attur fn team l orar luty I etre fur no tnontli with a t orml lon tn applj lo aim eit Iaiaofl o one month a IP I eiantrHl Mrwtlleut Jol n A I saris Ailjiitnnt Twen tvI aarl I Infantry nl s 1 i u lit I iiimt i Mlllnm II IfI I ow First Cia airy atdideianip will proteel to Sew IlrauufeU Tex on public iHiftlnes rsinorin I v rnr cnic too Flit An Item ofMOHOOOO flint 11 urea Car rleil on tie Trrunnrj Itiiok for Vi Tears W mclt IIIMTO May S Tie honks of the tnlted States Trea I I still carry an Item of SlODU 000 nhlch rcpre int Inlteit States notes which mire uppoipel to have been con sumed In tho great Chicago fire tnentjflve years ago It is known that there was a million dollars of currency more or less In tho nnlts of the PubTnasurj then and that nono of It was recovered hut time denominations of those note and tin exact amount are unknown as tho hooks of tho cashier nero consumed also There could not have been hoer very mal dollars less o very many dollars morn than one million nnd It would slmpllfs the nnounls of the Trensury anal sllulC crent deal nf f labor tn the hook I 1 kicperi If I nngrixs nhould IIIIHS a bill or reiolu tlnn recnKnl7lne time tnt thnt title money Is no longer In I exlte en for evir div vt hen tho t rnnhler iif thn Trnt ur balances his accounts hn has I to Include h this I llnm I I deducting I It o ndd Irigltni I m I tliprifiimt il bn from the amount In hitml It I nppenr upon every dnllj weekly auaoaattly anal learli ilntoment of tie iastte nnd llnhllltleo nf Ihe Ioveminent I as unkniivv de 1 strnjed Inlted states notes l000000 ConlVinrn the lnrder or rime Krc lo I VHiiiNiTi N Mnj H 11m negro Irwln Forth who was nrrc ti d jeslcrdnj R Harpers Fcrrv W Vn for tho murder nf Elite Irello In this I city last Monday nftornoon has confessed to killing tho girl hj cutting her throat I Ford de iilesany attempt n criminal as nult He para time girl threw n mono it him ns hu was passing neni nhp n him was wntcnlnr cove HA I I nan nngnrid bj her actions nnd ntlnckeil her Sime fought him and hn killed liar with a knife I and made hi is ciinpo through thowoodi nrd Is I inntlneil III tim olu Ixth prei Inct station bouse In this clt CeCIl mm frnm Itn I I Cal lute nt 1 nchlng To Control Unrln Ilout ut Tel 11 ten WAsiiiNnTiiv Mat s The House Commit tee mi lnterStnte nnd Foreign Commerce to dnj ordered rcportid fnvornbl tlio Senate bill ituthnrl lng tho ecrfvry nf the Ircnsury tn 11 tnil I rt rei nun rutti r tn ontrol e xcundnn nnd Itllr vii cli nt viuhi rueei Hv placing Ihoo Irnft undi r I hum orders of rrmtn uo oaat Ire nlll Ills I thought Inilli cruller eta fmly to life nnd prnpi riy At proHi I tlm plcnum veiieln 1 which mitt ml I m lit rails In Inii I numbers aro Hiibjeil In tin ontrol of tin ir olllci I s only Our Nqimitrnn lit f laS lapse Vnfer v vsiiiMiiis Mnj s lear ilmlrtl MtSnlr ipheil tlm Vavs helIum lIllolat tndn thut the hiyIImltui l Ditrnlt I nail M n him limit failed Vomia for licfon China Ihtso mus from o isiing lcf Chlll Ihoe vs pilh 1 with Ibm nrktnnn I lino ciimiosed n niiindroii ot Kvolulli n and hnvu Hpi nt homo timi m niiinu uvres nlong thn C lilmsecirist It Ubillnvei I 1 nt tlm di I irimciit Hint I nil I lion s hnve I In i in umulmulami hdni I hue 1 hermit C im finm Admiral I McNnir h m 110 o paid lliat I the orktow n hnd buihd from nniunu for hemnlpo I urea it loomile Trip on a heel VHIIIMITIIN Mnj N Corporal ChnrKs lhoina of llntlorj M I 1ourth Artillery nhlih Hstntlnnnl a tho Washington Ilarracks this clii j will start by wheel on Hundnj morning for Indlunuinlli I Iml i a trip I of holt 7011 miles Hu I will gu through rridirlck llnie riitown unit Cumberland I Md l 1 a Intl iou Vn and Co IimbiiH I With gust l ro dsftncl faIr wther ho expects to complete thu trip In eight day IndIcted Tobacco Men Likely to Ucaiiir Joseph U Choate and W W Fuller appeared before Judge ntrgornld In the funeral Sessions yesterday In behalf of the Hoard of Director of the American Tobacco Company Indicted on Thursday fur conspiracy tn rettralii trade Mr Choate asked that the defendant have until Wednesday next to plead I Is t ruppoui that demurrer ranted will b entered Time motion was rante j A C i WOMAN TIm AND GAGGED A hut iirtn jinn itKAnx Jv unit fijr v jinmKi cur After Heeiirlnu hOur lie ShotS tin llnimn unit One un Leaving Her tncon welnuvMelx In on n Pretence thai Her Iliiflhnml Him Spnt Him for live llnllnr A inman entered tlm tint of lames A Henna on the top floorof IHII I aonla nventte Ii r cy tlty yesterday tnornlmt and hound anal gagged Mn I heath and thin robbed the phico Tho flat looks nut on 11nlll avenue and likewise nn 0 yard In thn remit At liiio oclock Mr llearn was bit s about snmitlilntr In I thn dlnltiu 1 room xxhenshohcArdariuint the t door 1 Nti tune else smas In I tho impart uaahit fl I l opening thn door Mm Hcarusaw I a man nbout I Marsuld ilutxul 1 t In n black null and we trltiR n black ilcrby lint Ho luau ilurk hair and eo4 and a dark mous tache lie mane pirlinjm I feet T Indies lull tlood morning Mrs said ho lonl mrnl1l llenrn hOt very Buaxel n suit mo up I after SB Thais very strange replied Mrs llearn a My husband Isnt In time habit of sending home for moms Who are you 7 1 I work ilon n at time abattoir with llm Hn couldnt let natal and ho ell ho win In a burr for the money Youd better give I to ma quick sos I ran let tuck During tho coincrillon time man had edged his wny Into the dining room and tinil seated himself near tho door Mrs Itearn thought ho had plent I y of ascII rilmee hut only I pnld Well If Mr llearn wants SV ho knows where to get It let him coma after It hlnmlf Go back and tell him that As she said this she opined the door for the man to go out hut h kept his Seal Mr llearn stood near time door for a moment then walked to one of the roar windows As nho ma alked away from the door time man pushed It to and lock id It This alarmed Mrs llenrn and shoMartul to run through Into time parlor to call for help I from hue open pnrlor window i Just as she was listing through limo donrleid Ing to the room let ucla tho inrlor and thn din Ing room time man without rating a word sprang toward hi r mid struck jul on tlio bail of the henil tuolnblj with hl list ala then H onlv u light uhr itlon of tin a stall Ihn I woman imml l i ni iciinci and hha inn tii nolliiiii of w hat h ii pi n d afti r him hh w Her hiithind who It a In ep hlllchiral thn NMW h ir ej ttork jnnl t ri turni d to I hit tint at 111 o i lot k In Iln mo nini IK tound the I n unit Indliordor imltii I Into th parlor In ihnu iredMr Heir lying ol tin th or with her Ii t and annt bound toceth r with a tlithe Ilin Hound tiihtlj around In r unto and mouth win the apron tin wut wearing whin thi1 in in lallril Near whir Mie was limo 1 w At a fi Ming IKI clnntl and Iti the hot torn of thta tin woman hud been tIed after aime hid bicn b mud iiid gng ed llearn releaed huts wife and ntkid hut a imat had hiipieiud She was nnnhle to I I ipeak n after cany I tug her ton bed lie ran down Into I tin 1 Feet tin t all I a pollci 1 min At the chat raitot In tim hulldlnir ln met a b to w liom ho hurrhdl told what hail hap mid nnd told him to nntlf tho police llnlxn ran to the tMlith Street btatlnn and to the erBfant at thrill k sntm There a woman drunk oxer at ismi Iivonla axenue with nn apron down her throat A polln mixn was Immcdiatel Hell to lie humus Vhen he rcui lit d there t he nn t thei till r man on j o t and the I two tpirhd th I btillding but found no trace of thn rubier iumter I Mr Hnarn gataut an etiratu di ft rlt tlon of the in in to dipt Nell who Is I In inmmand of tho seventh I strict union I ho told tin t nit nI ii that simm lint often Min the man Munclli in trout of the drug torn on tin loriier iipimitt u thin hoti i rromtlii di rrlitlon I tot Kelli at once i oni luded thnt tho I loblnr nut oin of two jonnc men well known in lirtej It bt latiMtofihe I fact tint tln haxo manigid to I xht l I for l lt rnl I m uu a wilhunt work V ciri h of tho ui ll I y was undo for tlntninrn hut they ioauiul not br found Ilithnto I apt Kill sis it his birn almost iinpo t lo to walk alone ceraln slrnts atid not stnmhle a tItan onn or both of iln m h rom thlt t fact alone tint Captain Is ci rtiiln tie Is ilglit In his sums pit Ions A i arch I u of tin that t rotraled th fict that the rnbhcr took a maim S I In mom x xxlilei xa In a bureau drawer Me tail atto pneked a qimntltx of Mr llearn clothing In a grim ruck xxhkh In left behind him H In thought lit uub frightened uui noTTttAi niti rums srTiciI Illldretl ConTleleil nf Iiiriler In stir Second Drlgrer Life Iniprlniinmrnl HOMK N Y May H The Jury In time case of John Watson Hlldrcth at 1 10 i A M to da returned n verdict of murder In time si cond de gree In reaching this conclusion four ballots xirc taken Court took a recess till II h A M to duty x hen Juice McLennan sentenced Hlldreth to Vuburn prison fur life In parsing sentenco the Jinltfu snld hn thought time Jllrj had dexlt son Unlenlly bj Ilildn I I th the might barn conxleted him of thn lilgln st crlmo known to the law Hesalil I i I Hlliln I I ths erlnn wu a tcjrl t bio one under our cixilUntlo i iilmntt as bid as Poison taig tbn ttrcims 1 thxt CIIIIK from tho hill sides Illlilroth 1 I Blood up and rmcc I veil his sentence without flinching but after ho sat down by tho sdo of his father his eyes filled xxlth tears i and lilt Iln I I trembled tore etuttiult ssoon ns Illldriih I i I hail hero sentenced ho xx as taken hick to Jail and a few minutis there after 1 heodoru Hlbliird I I i and Herbi I rt 1M I iln tho othci indlctul I I train I xxrukert were brought Into court H mix lie of tin Ir counsel Mr iami les tin r w ithdrew IhiMr I former lilt as of not gulllx to murder In I tin tlrst deLree ami ideal tm I KUlllj to nuuisiautihtir In the llrst di Brtnnn each of thu t two haiti let mints against t hint In I causing thodi ithsnf IliLtintr Ulcer 1 and Hub ert Hand Mr sixles asked for i It mencx for the bo s luilen Mi I ennan then nttlifeil time prlsnm to fort jean inch In the Miliurii State pilson txxentx xe Sr on inch Imtletinent The prisoners were viry into anil seemed much downtast hut t nlird nn tiurf J llonnir III Ireth returned to New York to duty 1 thus xerdlct was a great blow to him as ho had exiiicted from the Inqillrli of the jilt xx hen inline I for I umat rh ci loam that It would In manslaughter In th first ilrcree Iherexxns in affecting seem In I the I jail oflicn JUST j b forn noon when Mr Hlllrntli lade hn sin good bx T lImey ito luracmui xnrmlx and were iiiinh affect ui oung llihlrcth I i I bioku doxx n iMitlril i and cried w hen his father left sins iioiiitit i s toit IClSGS The Man Arrr lctt fur Mrnllnc Them the Hon uTn nhun IulrlnC Armand Yaronia thn real estate dealcr of inj East Kortjfltti street tiao was nrrested for stealing taco diamond rings from Mrs Camillo Morrellof lifl 1 Mist Ilftj fourth Street told his side of the I story to ii algiat rat Mott In I thuIef fi rson Mnrktt IollciCourt scscda afternoon Iaxxxir McClillan who acted as counul for tho prisoner said that Yuronhi WIIH the son of Dr I Ynronla H dlstlngulthed I I Cuban patriot I Young Yaronin sxxnrn that hn had known Mrs Morrell I for xlx months and tint I hn had often avail k pit with her a nil Jolllnl 1 I hi r along When hn met her in ixinth axenue iturdiiy night she inxltid him t ha aceiiiiianx her to her house He I xxttit with her and rmi I mined I thiro i all mu igiit Ihn in xt a dm while t imey wert it rim Ing I ib maim loan in I a i ab I tin gri w tnnthi nl il and I tin toid htrthnthi I I wnshnrd uplirritdx h cash lionIn liii him that hn tin ugh slim rould Inlp him he Mild Unit SAil w mid go a lone wat toward putting him on bin full Ilium cliii I II i liaxent thn catch thin xomun rcplliil but nu two rings am worth ftt multI 1 on cnu roli ill on tin I m Mio annul he sumac to lit him hnxn the rings If In would n turn them t Inside of thirty daxt lIt 1 mmtt ittut tiuiv driiMi to n mum irn i iab lltfhtin Uhui Mr Morn ma alma Into Ihn t front rotiin to haxn hi r nulls inanlcurt clue put the I ilngs I nit the Mifa hi nli aronla t an I tnki thimnow t i he iitkid hi r Moimux u i xx as hut nl I and hn piwm d tin mihi t tltutm mini He iild he hud not Inn ndid to situ tin rlnjt but toil nn rely laki n hint nt ut in UI Mrs Morrell di 1 iamt d that ihn 1 m had I nxer nfTi red to In Ip ariml itiiiuin iiillx and uill I khonh In iiiinliiiM lh rlnu In I hold xihlln thn manhiirn wisliui m it Ii her nulls Dm I prlnncr xxn hlel for trill in Jliiio bill I NoxxnrU Mnnl let Our ish lie Th negotiations ma it lila haxn I been pending tail aaueIl time city authorities t nf t nwnrk and Col Yxarlng al tim a xlow of t dumping Nuw orks ashes In Newarks meidow mire niT 1 limo Newark inopln refurul ta lull I for I in ailiem and i ol t xYarlnc decldiHl thu un liir shitim ilr 1 titcImi luaus It I xxould le much rlnaper for the ut i v tn till In Illkort Ifcland h4m flit Clt MlA AT iLsCoifl The HlnEiilnr DtTflopmcnln In Mary A rlulllvnni Trolley half Application was mode yesterda to Instlco lax nor In time Supreme Court Brooklyn by laxxjcr Whltchouse to have the Judgment for 1000 obtained by Miry A Sullivan against limo Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company set aside on the ground of fraud Mr Sullivan brought the suit as administratrix of her brother 1itrlck Donohuc who as alleged SaJ been run oxer and klllclb I one of tIme trolley ears of tIme defendant In Iurman street nearly two years ago anil as guardian ot hlsiheclill drcn On time trl il there xxas no qiit stlon as to t the proper identification I of the I v tel I all and It xvas onlx retintlx distoxertd that time Iatrlek Donohuu I xx ho Mrs Milllxan tliiimed as her brother Is Mill milieu and his atlldixlt loi med a pirt of xestidus it heel thu igs Iln onto in iniix pcnillni before tin Inurtif Appeals Counsi 1 for Mrs l iillixan osked for a reasorf able adjournment m ns to b ab e to clear up thumi ttr Ihetlxe I chat iii nh ma ho xxere tin I only persons interested In the xerdlct aio said to axe i gone to Ireland and Mr ullixan her M If cannot he I found In addilon to bringing the suit she collected SinOliisuriinceon Patrick Donohucs life on tin ulny time Iruitut xfctlmwnn bulled A singular fealuio In the tasn Is I thnt If the x Id hum xx as not I at rIck llonohtie I his lilt n tlt Is homer likely to bit illsilixeil Instlco daj nor adjourned thu further hedring for tell duiya a 7110 r o iMitnvKrs tnitii Tin A Hliorlnice of STHO In tlrmey Illy and Let trr MliiKn In Xeunrk Charles McNclll who resigned a week ago as assistant Postmaster In Terse City Is In Jail charged with embezlement He was In charge of sub station 4 nt Dowers street and Hancock nxenue whore he also kept a drug store After hit resignation It sans fo mil that ho was 500 short lluwat arrested and committed in de fault of f000 bill Ho has wealthy relatives and frlumlx and II Is said that ball could bo readll proi ured but his relattxes think It I will be of benefit to him tu bn locktd up for a time It Is sill for him that his shortage Is not tlo re sult of dishonest but of careless bookkeeping haiti lath iiianagenn Adelbtitll I I hi i n inim aguil 2i n clerk In time regNtr dt part merit of the Si w nrk Post 0 milIeu i is in I jail in limIt clt ti chargid with stinllng 1cm cam rtgisttnd litters lie am as arrested on lhur 1 dax night t by llcuctlxc I iuai ham nnd com mltttd to Jail Ii I lilted lutis 0 nininl lnner U hlli head Doremii left his plai n In lime Post Olttceaxxiik I ago u 1 hum am riuli and on t hat omen log elc en regllered Utters wire mlt std and a M iireh xxas leitun for him Hit I I kept out of u f thu am may until Ihmvdux night lnn ho was ar lalgiied I he fiild tat William i Wells I an tnt I taint friend xxus hit accompllcn In the thefts of litter and tVelis was mrreatuul esermlaa Vehis win not i mplojid in the lot Otllce and hue the nks lint hn lint an tliliiff tn iln with the thefts He Is lucid In default of 1100 ball Tiitii urifKY niscuiIwjn Nhr I i the Young Vomnn Who In Maid to HIIVP Fired n Tenement lo Hum Her mover Tlllle Henry the young woman who was ac cuied of petttnc fire to the firestory tenement at Ml Dcdford street ono xveek ago Thursday nlgl t In order to destroy her lover Theodore Jacob xras discharged for lack of evidence by Magistral Mrtt In the Jefferson Market Police C ultra esterday Iheonl xxltncss against time woman was Fd wartl Itentls II years old and It was iltciiUnl that his te llmnnx was not enough to hold the xxnmnii lleput I t y lire Marshal OMilllvan I Kald ho would prt t cnt time canu to the drnnd Jury He Inn Unit harder than a flout A fullgrown Itock Mountain sheep time first It In said cxor seen east of Colorado Is butting the sides out of cage In which It Is confined at itt treenamielm btrcet The sheep got In ester da Aeouploof hunters out In southern Col orado sixxx It on a mountain peak thrco weeks an nail eliot at U They didnt hit It bat the sneep xx at to beared no the story goes that It lent ieul down a sheer prei Iplce and boundtd Into a call de HIII surrounded b avails of smooth rick It ck mountain sheep can climb almost an 5 thing t I but saIl otha rock so huh one had tn slim in I llm hole and lot tho I hunters I capture It ibex I tlilpped It to William I A Conklin I and It has bun doing nothing ulneo but butting nut the t bir of thn azo i 1 lhme keepers soy the haxu to fix tin Miff rigtllarly oncn an hour hho I tmttlmM ht id appears In to of noId hone It I ban n 11 i itlful I I pair of horns Mr I onklln I is going tMiid i u thn I animal m to itermany on t lie luhn wlik I m I tim sail on I autsla Hairy II UhrrlfrM llciiie t llio will of Mury It iV hulirwliodlcd In tills rlt on A prll I M I SOt ama llhd for iarutmiato yes I tirdfi Thetistitels I xnlind I at glirinoo fly Its I I dims I her ilauchters I mlly M S littler aautl Mar II I I liuarlnl wlfo i of f Ilr I tcearlnl I of I ill i u clone I t mitt iro to rectlxn ic0ili each I lie fnllowiii hnrllabln bmuists art male I o hit 14o ml nf HOIUII Mlstiiint nt tint Prishx ten in l hun iim Sliooil lo I time New ork I nnnil uxlllir Illhlo in Iff Iln I lloird nf 1 n ILII MIsMnii of tin I ri i hj Ii nan x nun h tin I VSotnanii llonnt of iiramclm I Alislont nf thn tmtet 1 I of Suw nrk tbifocli I t i for tin ililhtof f llulf Ori ban and iltetltamla l t lil In o in thn nit nf Niux oik Ihn Hamton Sorinil and grl ulliiril I liiftltuiH I I I tin I Niw I ork Mn tui and I nut tmiu el luiinnins t brain I mm im h In I u tlm t N tam ork lit I t mi lsi iiiii and 1 nut toil it 10110 A loltn Uenlrr Vleehlei ISnl lit Hrulrnerd 1 hot nti nee nf h tor i 1 In bur lIme inusl nil Initrument tliulir etmuma multI nf haxlng In bin the i onn mmml m mutt tui stidtn fioiu I time luto Prof 1 hi lilt 1 1 xxii agiin postponed b llnrordir Imlf I In tin litniral 0 i rlom yas It rdii alter arguiueni for an iirristnf jinlg mini and a m xx irhil m Ihu I lleionler re irvtd 1 aluimluhlm and lenhter 1 mauls rtlUindisl tu lime lomlH unill tin m aion U I iinlded If tho mollon I s drilled apnlh ution will 1m made tn tin MipreniH i niirl 1 f I ma SI may pending u rem icti of tin Itecordi hitImtotam i4 1IIK JIOAlt Of COVT71O i CommIttee Nnmrd to Confer with Roadi Not 3lrmbcr of the Aoeitton President Ingalln of the Chesapeake and Ohio and of the Dig Four anti President Maxwell of tho Central Kallrnad of New Jersey were the only members of tho Hoard of Control of the Joint Traffic Association who did not attend the meeting of that body yesterday President Maxwell xxas detained by time annual meeting of his stockholders and President Ingalls by other more Important business The other nstems were represented as fol lows Delaware I ltukawamm anti Western President loan and Traffic Manager liege man Pennslvnnla President Koberle and N leePresidents Thnm on amid McCrea Haiti morn roil Ohio President owen New York I entral President Diptxx Nickel Plate Presl tlint allawii Inko SImon President Cald I smell Michigan lentral Irrsldrnt Irdiardi abash Presulrnt Athlc Phlladelpnla and HiadliiR I I I Inilih 1 nt Harris I I Erie Iresident Ihounit leiilgtm 1 Yallt President llhilr Nix York Ontrrhi and estern President lowltr nnd the iiraud I Trunk Presldi nt sr I liailes Itlxirn Wilton The I hcnapeako and Ohio man proriitwl by relght I Traffic Man nki r iS P I Salke Ir and the West Shore and Illg rour b 1 I I Inxm L Of I f the outald llnis I Prtsldent I I Woodford ill ndeii for the I Cln clnn in Hnmllton natal iui ian anti IrePresi dent Hullitl 1 I lor I tin Norfolk and U estern tmtl I harlrs Itlxirx Vitimumam made 111 addreM In xrhlih betoldof thu eonfcrunces be had had In Knuliiil wlthtneownersof tlm anadUn P dud nnd Norfolk and Weitern After short speeches by General Manager hams of time abfxshVicoPresldentIlulllttof the Norfolk and Western and others Mr Depew offered a rt xhli was carried nroxldlng for the appointment nfcommlttees for the purposes ez plulnid In arm uthlctai statfinent given out after the meeting by nmmlsMnner Illunehard htllu 1 slat erne nt was at follows ike I meeting of thn Presidents constituting the Hoard of I ontrol ama the first since Marcti in iiiti I Norfolk and Weaterai and the Clncln nutl t Hamilton I a u m I I and 1 hay roam of the I outside com panies were rc ristntctl and letters were read from Si Ir William Vim Homo I of tho Canadian Pai lilc nnil othils of tin absentees expressing S rrgri t that their nvagemints Inca entoil nt a ti nilani e and e xprt srlng time arimsts mpnthr xxlth the I I purposes of the assoi lotion and pledg ing I thtir t roDpirntlim therewith It I acne I lie inaniinoiissentlnnnt of tin mtetlng that the tirgiini tint luuai hnd actoinplltiheil extraordinary I results consldi ring thn fai t tlmt ltino subject had huChi presi ntt d to it I Mm e December I llm reprientatlxoof the Norfolk and West ern I ompinx depressed hit desire to cooperate malt hi tin nssoclition and two committees macro appointed to confer with the Westirn and Fast cm iompiinti mm to mare tot now members w Ith a xlexx ol uniting their eiiflpi ration lIme Entena Cfimmlttei consists of Presidents Depo Sir harles Itivert llsnn and 1 honms nf the hrli lhie I Western committee consists of Messrs Mcleanf the Penns Ivnnta Ashley of tin Wabash and heiltard of tho Michigan Cen tral Of lioth of these committees Commissioner Illanclmrd Is ex outdo a member Time ommls sioner malo a statement of the work aecom Iillshed b the organisation since Jan 1 Ther upon Limo meeting adjourned Ilondholdrr In Possession Dfiirn May R Tho bondholders of the Duluth Terminal Hallway Compan have taken possession of the property because of default la I Interest charged 1 Ihe road xx 111 be extended ta Superior U is The capital Is J500000 Northern Pnelfle Illranch Lines Messr J P I Morgan A Cosettled with this James Itlver alley Hallroad bondholders yee terdav on the same hinds ns wan allowed to thu Northern Pacific and Manitoba Terminal bond holders that Is giving for each bond SO per cent in new Northern Pacific 3s and fiO per rent In new preferred stock Deposits under time plan of Northern Pacific preferred stock now amount to 111 per cent of the total Issue haul over fill000 000 of the first mortgage bonds have assented A large call of bonds for the sinking fund will bo made next week and bonds embraced lu this call will no longer b received for deposit under the plan of reorgan ization IlllllDes Trouble 1 Carl Ii Rose successor to the firm of Felsen held Hnso A Co manufacturers of cloaks at KtandNS Greene strict corner of Ilroome is In financial dlincultlus When the firm dis solved about two months ago by tho withdrawal of Mr Kelsenheld limo business was continued b Mr Hose who assumed the liabilities of thu mIrth limo concern occupies a large doable storo at Ilroome and linene streets expense dull I and II Hose xxi n htaxx biislnesn meat ul Mr funnd tho load too honxx to carry He Is endear nrlng tnulfict a tt ttltmint with his creel itors tmhul 1 It Is I undt rstood offers 40 cent on the dollir In the mean time time business Is golnit on as usual 4 diKtix anitr hits been appolntnd receiver for tin I itistnx i mim I itt Opticixl I Ciimpun dealer In nih MI al koods nt 11 Maiden lane nn the appli cation u of I thn I directors I I Mr iitlur Is I lh PnsidKiii lhiC I liabilities are 110000 l and this inimlnnl asset 3140141 1 Iteil Oo MeetlnB ut llelninnleoc Mr CharUsll Hitmom of MIO West Key i emjthird strict It to given tuaIutioah onSntur mimi afti rminii nt h lmonlio n In theunembnrtof i thoNtn iirk Html rubs iipUlj n brunch of the iT i Aniirlnm Nitlnnnl Hid I rns si met y auf malt icis I timri Ilirlou Ii Pruldim lhmmru I will bo ail driMiN I h raun of protmni m nru I ate rust rut In this inoMiiiiiit nnd tin muM al pirt nf the pro grnmmi as ill liii mdir th dirntlnn of iIiu Illlii 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f m w I 9P Uii r LriJ tf r A HE SUN SATURDAY MAY 9 1800 2 t COULDNT HIIDAD CLARKE ittK sr inn iT4rrn nn norrv nnuiti Hi 1 Mir vottits K nnfily KnorUH UK or he Itoi liy lie I t If f Innilii lunlHlle Hhnt Out hy llnMlnn The lnrlnnitllii filirDetse I the Orlilt hlrnicn nnd IMttuhuruh VIe I Although the en Vnrkndld not icciiro man J I bite ypntprdny they lot the Ht Louis team Dad Ilnrko held the llrowin down In itrnnd lyln and received sood mipport Konntdywnn I knocked out of the box bv the Clopl nd the home team gaining an eany victory Vhllo the IxiulnvlllcH held the llostonn run column down toatilnglo lure tho beanenters micecedoil In Chlctaolne tboColonuli At Illtiburuli the Mention were easy for the homo team The Daltlmnren bet tholr first jamo to a Western rlnl Cincinnati tlirrpbr rotalnlng Rlitli nlacp 1 ho Chlcaitos turned the tables an tho 1blludcl I plilnn rhe 1 results New York 8 St lonli 2 I Clovclniid Hi 1 I llrookljn I II I Volon71 i Louisville 0 rittsbiirRh HI I S Washington B Chicago Philadelphia II i Cincinnati Hi Baltimore 0 TUE IFI 011 ChthL n fl fMS j 1 flI 10 I jt I IIlI1IhILI 0 7UO flItItior Y H t2tJ f I lltltUrgIt I I n 1WalllllI N I 4I t t 1I1hllh11 I 17Iokhl1 I 419 j 111 II 1 111 t 10111 1 II I au Ihl10 U 0 n 4v Yrk 0 13 911 9 1 IIDcIDnt CI014nd IU I 04 Iulnil 4 II 111 1 1 MW MIIKi NT IIILII HT ILl Stnjr H Manager Arthur lrwhit donuedn uniform nnd did bustncsson the clIdch inn linen today Ill consciinencc the Niw Vorki won their fifth cnmo this seaion Somebody had to win It Thin ncoro hect attmti that neither pitcher wan hit of tel Dnnnhiin kept tho New York hilt limited bv scndlnit the bull unywliero except iner tho plate I In their f rt to hit thu wild I pitching four of Ir I wtl men truck nut and eight of tlifin uut to first bnio by nlmplv nltlnir Donnhun Is I to t i nlEht etudylnu ttinu tiiblon uml routes lu Sater bury Cunn ibe nhnkeup In tho Ilrownf recently foretold by your correspondent cnmo of toiLiy Man olr nil Lnthitin la 1 BKor liPid lehitak wai released Rot 111111 temporarily In chnrneof the twentyone ilnyr Monto Crofis n tlnK ai Held captain It In proper today Unit Dlddlobock ban turn the target tar unmerited abuso byonvloui and dlsnppolntid I baseball men here and has been constantly under lire Son Tier Abe made another bluff at the purchase of Umlo tiitlii nltli un oiler of 1000 1 bo Now 9 ork mamiKcr 10 tIhl laugh lug at thin cutTer Micrldnu nucrpwltd Keefo as umpire and was f tl fiiitiiry to both eldee nl though be bad nothing doubtful to decide Tho Nol York luau the banes full In tho first in ruing wih two un but could 11t fcore In the Mcond trosi fumbled Harry Darins In f Held hit nnd Clarke followed with n single Davlu was pushed homo by a prodigal gltt of bases and Clarko scored on a long uut by Van Ilaltron Stafford got his double lnlron steal In the third after walking to tlrst base and was thrown out at the plate I In trying for homo on un audacious attempt trylDI tempt In thn fifth Inning Oeorgo Davis cent two foul tiles over the fence but caught the ball right In tho third attempt The bal landed nearly at the taco track and Ueorge ambled around the bases Tlcrnnn got his base took third on Qleasonn hit and Uleason S reached second on an crror Doth scored on Harry Uavlss foul liy to Connor who did not try to throw to Iho plate Fur tho first six In I nings but eighteen of tho Drowns faced tho pltolier In the seventh Quinn droped the ball buck of short for a single Connor s mighty elfort resulted In three bases scoring Quinn Iarrotl followed 1 with n slow one down to Ful ler and Connor lot home ahead of the ball Juan Clarko put on Bteatn und Iho Drowns were out of It Attendance 1000 The bcoro bT LOCI i NkH YORK R1nro1 I nluroir Cooley 1f I 0 0 I 0 I 0 Fuller a s u 0 1 it u Io dcf 0 0 I 0 0 Vat Ilalnc f U 0 tl 1 o 0 Meiers Hd bu 1 a U OU Imvijji ol 1 ii S 1 4ulnn2ltj1 1 il 1 ll I otlernan i r f t 1 1 o 1 o t I tounor Istb I 114 u n Oleahon ad b I 1 J l o I tA A itl g iarroll r fO 0 ti 0 1 Rtarford I f u 0 II 0 0 Mcrarland I 01 o I 0 0 0111 IMvlslst bt 013 o u r g A g y S S UroeRsg0 U a 8 ClarKe 1 p t 1 a 0 I 0 Ijunubue p o 1 o I j 0 SS iisou c o l a 1 2 Totals2 sails ill j Totals I 2 huh I st Louis 0 0 i 0 0 n 1 I n 09 Notvlork OJUUHUUO 05 Famed runs Sew York I First bn e on bnllsOrT Donahue t oft Clarke 1 Ktruck outiy onahne 4 bv Clarke 1 Home runU Da U Three base hit l COnCUr Sacrttlcn hit U llson i stolen buaci I r foni wi I Double play Cross aud Mobarlaud tnMru bbcrldan Tiue2Ib CLEVELAND 1 IIIIOOKIYV 3 CrEVFLM May Cleveland knocked one of llrookl ns pitchers out of tho box today and bit tho mal who took his place hard u hen hits meant runs Brooklyn began Ibe game well but could do nothing to speak of with Wilson lifter the third Inning Dalys Holding at second was very much off color and materially helped thu bomo team lu Ita run getting Cleveland bunched Its his flints tlio storyof the game In a nutshell Orlflln the first lau up for llrooklyn got a base on balls McCarthys and Andersons outs sent him to third Ion la chance came to thu pinto and hit the first ball over the light Held fence for a home run send ing Orlflln In ahead In the third after Ken nedy badstruck out ritllnmadenthrcebneirer to left and sore on Andersons single right In tho other six Innings the visitors di ew blanks After going out In order In the list ant xecond Innings Cleveland jumped j on Kennedy In tlio I third Ten men went to bat before the side wns cut OConnor begun with 1 double UrIc huntys out helped ohm to thlid Ion got a base on balls Uurkett McKrun and ChiliU hit safely In rapid succession Uebeau tiled out then ilmmcr planted a safe one In centre Bliearon reached llrst on a wild throw by Ual niul OConnor How out Five men had crossed tho plate Abboy replaced Kennedy in tho fourth Inning and began by striking two men out llurkctt welt out on a tly McCarthys error and hilts by Tcbcau and linmer gave ono rin to Clmeland In tho fifth A bnsu on bails Wilson llt and two outs at lust netted one In tho sixth Hit by Tehran OConnor Ucle Imnty and llurkctt aided by Dubs and irlmn errors gave four In the novcnlh That ended the run getting flio score r llElFLAlti I BIOOK1TX 8OKIT I1HPOAC I IL Inros E Furkettlf I 1 x II 0 oOrilTlnet9 1 riot d Jti 1 Krui 5 s I 1 I i r I Mclunhy 1 11 1 U 0 0 I 1 1 hlld 24 1 1 I a a 0 Antcroui ito 1 I 0 o I leftall 1st UO 214 0 u n luchnnce I to 1 111 I 0 0 limnerc 1 i 1 o 0 Hhlnillu ld b 0 0 0 I 0 hlunron r r1 ul I 0 I 0 Coiiorun I LI o I I 0 u OUonnorcfJ i I l n I OIaltIMb 1 0 u I H u iehiniyibu 1 I 0 4 u rim c u u u u i lth01lp I 1 too OK 1 nueil p fl o I o I I 0 Abbtjp II U 0 u 0 Tout ii laz It il 1 I I I Totals I 1124 11 4 Cleveland n 0 B n 1 l 4 0 11 liriHiklyn g 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 I Famed runtCleveland H llrooklyn i First bate I by errors c leM lnnd 4 Ironkljn I Iert I nn buaei I levelaiul I llrooklvn 7 11 l base on bnllsOfl 1 llsnnI i oltkiiinedy I a oft Abbj I hI0f ly u Mlbuu hrlJ y Abbty ii I Hume run Imhuncc Jnrtelmso 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Other tinme DE U FUIE IS fllAlO 1 Stupid bass runnIng coupled wIth OHcuhlo errors lost the 110 Ilrnullrhool 11101 lb le La Sai institute II his itlersciiolaelii SerieS lt loko l1 eaferuiuuy nlrlOOI The victory Irucly gives Ihiu ehumploDhlp 10 lIe L tl Abe score an L OUI nVRD I lLurOAr I ii ilu PCIA F Glohrhl Ih to 5 0 I G Toul p 1 r 0 I U t luiniiituil I 1 1 I I S U I U t 1 Ier C 5 2 2 0 I Uflriwn r I ui A j u us 1113h I i 1 U I L leUI I I 1 11 0 a liesecs i 4 4 II 2 I iluItri 21 ut I A 1 II y tt I JI t 1 i 11f I 2b 222 1 1 aaiibrucfl I 1 a o llruuil c 3 I a n I Illirns C 1 I I n I Ielan r I I I 0 I 0 IUhholal 3 h I I I a I IlCllC I 4 I I Monks I C 1 I U 0 I UUI Lt 0 U I Ut Totals 151420 0 2 n Totals7 10 17 L 10 Hums and Hutcblugton out fur not touching banes He la I sallc 0 0 1 u 0 l 3 I AIH Uaruarit I I I 1 I J I 1 u 1 7 Fnrnnl ruins De la Salle 1 Itirnnrd 2 Kirn Imno by erroriUa Lu walle I I eft on baneiDe La Salle 0 Ilarnard 7 1lrsL base on iuiil luOft Haw ks 4 Rol I Heuul I striKkoutliy Hawks 4 nv o Uvtrtl 0 Three l base hllnKeiTH ti llettiil Jltdford Two bit o hlti Hawks Tracy i n Hetrel I Monks Sncrl 1IN iT fel k l lice hullsV lletzel ullehrlit llei n Stolen bnni Jordan lleers 1 2 Dunn hawks Traox Urunl t c H J uk eunne Lyons I I Uettnl 1 121 hum i ll lun hlns son UI I Double 1 plaI leianf and uileiirut 1nied lalUUrunl V hums 12 Umpire Mutter 111od Tno hours AT SOUTH OnASOi lIsten Hall II 1 3 0 0 t 0 3 01 Cuban Hants a 0 1 D 1 0 4 0 10 O AT BCRLI10TOV IT tnlver lty of Vermont0 0 n 0 1 0 0 0 0 s Liartmouui t I 0 I 0 0 I 0 u4 naebaill Game Today HATIOVAt KAOVl AV1I AUTRKAS AMOCIATlOf Rt I oul es New York ut M Louis Cle eUnl u 5 lTrookl I ul Cii vIsual I Ol I IlttftburKb V u9hington IlUhbiirKb Cliulnnnil vs luitpnore ut Ilnciiinatl I Loutnvlllo is Hoston at Louuiavlile KASTnil 11 AlfE Wllkesbarro vs Iroildonci at Wllkeibarre Toronto vs llocbesttr at Toronto liurTalo V Syracuse nt HufTilo bcranton vs bprlugneld at Moranton ATJJINTIC IEiilfE Metropolitan vs Hartford at the Polo Ielopolan V ground laiemon v s Newark at Iaterion llinlngtou vs New Haven at Wilmington OTUIR oASES PrInceton vs Harvard at Princeton icomeiowii vs For halu at Manbattan yield Sagaiuoret vs Jerseys at Ureonpolnl ilel Btaieii lilnuil F C vs Mt Ocorgo 1 c of Hn token at Muten Ittanit 10 Ornnge A o vs Vale at Granite Oval Orltunl F U vs Vats o n t2al ffucken sack lckn Dlcklninn vjPenn lvanl State College at Car ln Point wflleVi Point v slllverilalo F C at WIt Washington vs Pennsylvania State Normal ahloltOI Rchnni of btroud burg at Washlnnton N J Rbot I utnMUqutt vs WaihlngtonA C at Catnsauqua xlllinova I Dreiel Initltute at Vlllanova Pa Ni York tlulvoriilty vs lanwood A A it Neuv Mk rnlir liy nf Pennnylvanla vs Cornell at Phil aulCi lila Ibl atI V Lafayette at South ntthlehem Ibis rues a p ltelsan l at Nlddletown hiurrhstoa i n Held 1110 VI Jirookljn Poly at SlorrlitiW n draniin I Ruling Mens Chrlillan Auoclatton v vs Cre ellIs of ltueiuu ilk at Oruiiue AuclatoD Muiliiltsii College CA ItuiKiri at Jasper Field Aiubtrtt a s Trlnll I al llariford JUpr M uMiilr A r vs HlJabeili A tt i Ellratxth Irln ion Freshmen V Yalo Freshmen at Nw linn n It I 11 Mary k Co vs Wetislrrs at Tremout tiiuunl linuX If 1i tJr Overpeck Doat JIvoa C 11 II 1llnlo Iarl biiten IiUml Cricket Club vs Murray Hills at IlvliiK tnn niieiuitK Cs Ilnitarit 1 C at lirooklyn Loiin Ooldmau ft Co M Washington Woollen JIIIU a Ulldewooil Park WooleD Vrsta A C vs Oriental A C at Vesta evInce ground aeDue IJ lojn t A C Norwalks at loge Athletic Club ground Itaton i A C vat Hercules A C al Johnson av nuo grounds phumx A C TsWanderer 1 A at Phojnlx Ib A l Irk 1 NamdejiA C TsVcwark A A at Namelesi A l Ildl 1 Chauuiey A O vs Climax A C at Italic Choulcey ClmE 1 lateT A O gruliuIs 1 Oluiuitle A O vi Wavorley A A at Glendale A A grounds Alunl 4 C n hughes 4 KtnDeo mplore al UUQ A C Field Peerless A O I vs ilontauk AA at Peerless A C grouuJi A loulo llrooklyn High School vi Hamilton Athletic Club at kasteru Park laT HIJso TS St Francis College at Ambrose IMI1 i i Pt Ib THE NATIVE NOT AT HOME it K ricA 11 HMr TKxnntxttas rv x it tit ft AT AQIIUWT Little 11m nail Mnfln Alao DUnitpnlnt Their FohluwerCopgrItItl 1urne Ithhcld on rultit Arthur K lenvm the Mnlden hiss Iore hciircR Twice favored by genIal weather wellbalanced floliK and liberal iiitrutiitito tlie inclnc at Aritieduct yesterday furnished enjn able sport Heavy pias un Tenderness lltllitlnn nod Tlio Native made them alternate favorItes for Iho nponlncf ilusli but tlio tears colt hail n de cldod mil In the Html peculation TcnitcrnpsJ was siilil tii hate bcun coughing through tho tiluht lint she mutt lmti recuperated rapidly m she tutted lotitf cnoildi to bent 1110 I Nntlvo tl noii un Ito I post llulmuitlilu mid Mule Jim 1 I tI etc In tiiml lie Ml niul fur tlio second taco ltridley1 lnily llruenwny was n prominent fur tor almost In thu I line whcro llnlinnulilo I I ranged atonpildo arid Hninl I tatna with n fierce wet mil drive The trio llnlshcd leeks mutt In a Jerco Maths llonL and Hhtinlo llonnl were most fancied for lilA tnj earold nrntnblo but llrnillcyit Fecund Clmtua captured thu pur so immlllynt liberal odd Ialurll players turned to thu fourth nice for consolation and burked Copyright ilown tIP odds on llo I to I utsoul to Join lils horses for n time but llnnll Kot culT with tbo otbrs anti tint his foliumrn out nf xusponio n fit rhoi fioin hiatus pot unllvo t I vIsitors Iluiiuid on Arthur K to lellulvo ilnsh for maiden luojearolds A I select tnmd mnilu Itojiil I 1nvor second favorite but bo did not 01 en show III lie t finish Douttult driving Arthur K J homo In front of Contiactor nml 1 blr Moltko I M 1 Clark owner of Vntchmnn that ran MComl to Copyright In thin fourth rate inlrrul a proust nirnlnn tlui tmp bilnit awarded ti tin1 winner on thin ground that tumrignls trainer linn tint a license Tito mutter will prnb nbly bo referred thin Jockey Club IIIIUIUlflcs MUST HAIB Iunef ion for throe year oldioud upward selling five nnd n half furlongs M ibineyACos br f Tenderness 3 by Kosebery Coini I alon lisiy I iKeuft I 1 VIIIIiin M ii ares uhi e The Native II I IDS IJ Hill J 1u llgi Ills iii f Crimea il 1119 iOLeiiry u J 1ln In mm j RelIgion H loveil I I nml tlli also i ran Time I Mil1 Itetthlff Sixteen to A nit llnt i endorness 0 to U The Native 10 lo IlIIIIII I a lit to 1 trains to RelIgion II to I lltiloved IU lo 1 bilk NLtuVD HATH Purse 100 for throej oar olds and upard selling flu n nnd 11 linir nirlnnK I rl lIIIr II I I CixMiilirs b e liilmunhlo a 1 by Fon oCon utitiCy tIll u 1 1 onnell i I It Mcllrhle li e lto ulll I 1112 iJ larritnn 4 It Iraillijs eh f Lad v llreeiniay I I In u iloni U Martllux CranicDD lIttie I Jim and Helen II II also run Tim Iinii NuttIng Flee to 2 nitnlrist llnlniashle 4 to I Royal II h to I 11Ily Orecliwny A to I I Htartllnz IS I to I Lruftliss i to 9 V little J111 121 I to I Helull II II TUMID lIlt i Purse 5100 for Iwo ear old selling If entered t to boo i roll I fur more limn 3i0 lIn one peiund extra for itch iillltlonnl 100 I hal II mile It III IIH 111 i seeond Chance by Chancellor 1anulo 11 IIM ilowt I ri 1 Ioun units In I K lloiont va tJ 1 IMiinplb II J 1 M leircntt HclLir UnlllliiKldiii 101 I ll I llealy 1 U 1ir JYk It III u Miuffle Hoard Mafia Wandering V lino and Kor II oak His mil Time 0 rI HcttliigKlKht to 1 agalnsl Second Chance 3 to 1 Kllmnnt H to l Whistling foni 4 to I Shuffle I Hoaril II tol Malta 10 to r 1 trItuI 20 to 1 Kerplunk 1 liirimi Itlrr Purse 6300 forthreo earolds an t upward selling nlo auras one mile Jccarrn 1 br h Copright aged by tneasMlml IllS iKeefei 1 K f farkusch c Whtchmnu 4 113 1 DoKgett a tII lo lt fII 1 h aM Ilnrrli ft lolA b it Driilimml 4 I Hi Minions u Hilla Ueitralnt and Eclipse also ran Time 1 4114 Hettlnff Seen to 10 nirnlnsl Copyright ft to 1 U alchman 1 to I lirelbund 20 to mir 80 to 1 Ito strain 10 to 0 rcllpie EclIrtFTIJ rimi it vrr 1uro t 100 for nml ten too eir olds half n mile Rlnit rly 1 Knoc ch c Arthur kb I Wooillamls I clInilnHH llo iDo I Kitti 1 II IlltTirllnit t C vs h e iOu tIC ton 111 liallari I a L 110101 C s Ir I e MrilollRe I lUMNe iinie ur J Miss U IJ Itojul lavor al d 1ratello atuu ran Time 011 retting Kven rnone IIK ill st Arthur K rt to I Con tnictor 13 to I sir I Moltko 0 to I Miss 011 5 to II Itoyal raor 13 to 1 1111110 1 1 ho card for today follows liNt 1 line e line mile Septour 10n 1 Chilgnilt utah lleiu Meil 1111 Sci ret SerMco and Decaineron I I lilly IIIIH Ir Svnim I Itan Half a mile rlllnir Hitler HiSj Yountf Ilarrj 103 luurenct 1 10J I Iliidrn ii hilt 111101 lUKlit lialuc mi lllrJ of Irccuioli unit Sliullhi lioird UT Third llaco Selling ono mile apt T and Copj t right 110 Diukiji I 07 I Aliulo IIl hop 1U3 King r 100 Charade 11T I rourth llaie Half a mile Xana II Katie W spurkltr Idlllll I Lisle Je slo Lirlscolt and M I nIt L 110 Kiflh Kaee Threequartern of a mile clllnff Kinglet and Aunln Iilliop llo 1 ollev and ltmil rrlneeas lull Mangrrire and PhtibtH 12 Mr 1 stu itt UOj Crimea 971 TcleKram sj Jlerrj Duku 100 AJIXRIOV l1UltSl VXlIACKU Mr CroUern Nnslivllle and Ecu Oulllr Run ut Kempton Paris Iovnox May b 1 The Kcmpton Iark spring meeting opened today The Royal Tno car old 1lale of i000 sovereigns 400 so erlgns to the winner 1100 sovereigns to the numlnutor of the winner 100 sovereigns each to the owner and nominator ot the second and fit tovoreigns each to the oWIllr and nominator of the third fix e furlongs on tho btrnlght course was won bj Mr ulrlus 1 b c hnger by Knthusiaat tirioba Lord I HosnbcrjM b f Chclnndrv by loldtlnch Illumlnata wan KM ond und tho Ilukuof iortlands b f Lndy Frholes by ht hlmon lay luche 1 s third the llanworth Park Uelter Ilnto of 00 Foverclgns fur horses lliat hnvo never won 1 race handicaps and selling races uxccptedl of the value of 110 sovereigns up to or on tho date of enlry Ibo owner of this second lo receive twenty boxcrelgns out of the plate Jubilee course ono mile was won b h Mr Leopold do Itothchllds tc I Moor II tears by Morglny Muriel Mr liinuchamps h c Marlon I 1 yours by Hamilton Lady I Marlon l was vecond and Sir l Morlipys en c t i ears by I 1lonetr llypntln third Mr Klchard Crokers cli r Naslnlllo II ienrn 1 by lroouols Houlolte wae among hit stnrlers but was not placid Ihe Tiilwell 1lalo of loo I boMrelgns H fur longs thin winner to ho sold at auction for lot hinerolgn uns won b Hlnnc Mango Mnfllo was second und Full of Fashion third Mr takers br K Jail mule 1 years iformerly Itlrui I by 1 rusquoluh DuchiKs was n starter but did not get a place Tho bclllne on Dau iiilllo was 7 lo 4 on lIngo net Ills None In Front Cmctao May H Thn ktrtiRRlo of the hay nt Slier ncld uSaS In tho last race In which Dnito and IIf l olir Indulged lu n headnndheml finish IInRo win nlni iuy 11 nose Sanmilo Vouiifi at 1 il 1 to I uns lilt onlj I favorIte to taku u race fbe 1 Indian i Dirby ulued nt Jon will be run at Sheftlcld lomor S w ouiiiritSl Hr t lUtc lx ftirloiiKt George II Swll io biidnO n It I I noti iuuihz cit 111 1 Cirvir no to i I m pond I i Warren 1olnt 1 ItO 1 Ru 1 leriit u to S third IIIIH I III Biiond llaee smn furloiiB ShIll 0110 Voiine Ill CII I 11101 i 1 won Tirru Arihir ion filirsu s la I In I kicouil WaUrmuu ion I ilo tIll H 10 1 third Time I liiitf ililrd I lUii U rurlnngs Krankle n 110 I Hjle fl to I Well l Tile Hoik 110 I I I is 1 erm H 1 In A nee nnd I longUjir 11J I I Iliinj in lo I third Time I iuIl fourth nace One mile ianalni 100 Dorneyl li tol I won Iteltkln 1 9A Soilen 7 to 10 I ire ond Drlnda UU Clear I H to i Ihlril I lime I 1841 KlftnTtaee Five furlongi Flnreanna 1211 few ls 1 I to 1 wont Trump 1H Caney II lo I mu oril loretln liJ Fieney 11 IB to I Ililrd I Time I d 195 Mxth Ilaee Six fiirloiiRn nllo ion Ilueiton II to I won Ikliour un Kvcrcip I 4 to 1 loeond Merry Mnnanli IOU tSlurpliy 0 to a third Time 1Il llaaclmll Xotel Iltelier Lampo lIfts tioen farmed out to the Port mouth Va Club raternon has gone wild over his team ant Is now tho tirot i palng illy In the Atlantto League Columbli Ut ilefealeil Columlils Pff liy the i II 1tIIlrlil IUr llllr score of 11 L to I 0 I In an mtenMttci gEiinu u i Loluin M ln oul r teriluj uflirnoon M I O 11 I I Appordln to Ih averages printed Tin Hl ri lust Mrinilu I Van Hallrin las stone the hem stIck work V Inlluiupolli Fiirdhum ulIen has nmngeil the following ad itltlonal I i Kimiii bluy U luvldi Inland at Ford kiiiu I May iU PI Ilonaventuro Lollege at Ioril hUIIIWHII Vissif onn 119 l y MIIIII1 Mahonoy oateher of lust Dillon l WuililnKloii I t Nd 11 WII league rlub to dut ilgnc I n ellil rat with I this Winaleit Club 1 of tun Niiukitmk nlliy Leaguu Irenldent rnilnuii loinldtra Seymour the liar flthlcr of ItO ulI ShIll Liuituo Seymour Uilden mil ring a saI niiinunt of gronii I In tho oiittlihlli I a hint hitler nml 1 wliin In lim IH l x hai lIe I inliuii liaKUii lilt en ut hIs Hiiro Ihiru 1 U I a brlglil fu turn it n ttore for tho Albany toy 1 ihr Ion Slayallio lUnlngnf fc Illchertanipnehl I h i by Maniuir Irivtu I has inaitu Von tier Aha auirr Ac tordlliglolhPM I i nulls inaEnalo ho luau mane lentil lilt l tmiiitild and hid Jut J In u ilulmfur hula set Men wIll lresdsit Met Vouiiir Hi Bot thn t i big pin her In eome to M Iluls null I 5 tulle hu vai lalltlurf to him r ho I tlaIus hit Mmmgcr Irwin l tepiudln I anil signed him HBIMIIIOI May 8Capt Bradley tonight gave I to out ills following I at Ibe I irluartnii butting i enter In the RUIIIO ultli Harvard to morron Surd iliort Hop Easton tllcheri Altmin right llolli i Kelly lint Irate Lraflr centre hell Smith catch 05 hilts or Wltton left held flunvier Ihlril bate Wbeer netmid bate Thu praulen today a a4 veri light coniullng only of a short batting drill l1ILt iai Hn 4l in iso Uii u jlmt the mrilty Uarrard Irlnceton I jabs at Prlnoeton Mar B Spe cial l rains leave I the rnrtlaiuH aireet Ferry at I P H liamt f llcd at 3 V 31 1 4Jl Uanbattaoo ltuU Cohleg Jaiper Field today f V Wf hulk IL Amsterdam 4 fu 4 CIti44tlV rod f01 00000OOOSO O 00 C OOSOOOOOOOSOOSO roeoeoooooeooeoOR l J English Oxford Toe In 0 finest of Russia Patent Calf i i J 1 with plenty of too room It o i speaks for comfort and cool ness A revelation at t 5350 tt uw a pair Dcllvd by mall 375 2 rt colored eyclrt In nil Itrj alj L C BLISS CO 2 115 117 Nnssnu St 1347 o 291 Broadway New York C tiostrm rirockton PtovMf nee llrool i o Ivn I lljllmore l Jilun lollIitl j 8 burgh Liilcagi w 8Q Q 0 nl1gtl Oxford Toe rlfMY rNU 1 fui i ooeooQoaooonono nn nnCo n n n O O OO 080 OhtC1fflItIfltflt u I I fl W rjt A SPItING POEM might bo written to describes the beauties of our Spring Clothing and Furnishings Like tlio bud ding Benson they nbnnndin cheor ful colors Following tho now suit lif ht nockwcftr undorwcnr and hosiery uto in order and do sorvo your especinl iittontitm A personal inspection is necessary in order to appreciate the superiority of our selections in childrens wear Bring tho little follows to our Childrens Department fur whatever they need in clothing or hats Youll find our prices roa sonnblo and stylos correct lw I G V G O CALEB V SMITH Managor Fulton St cor De Kalb Av BROOKLYN ISTtlJllSUrD itm ekthlr STORES NIV YORE S101ll I nnOOKtYN STORES BROAnWAY Broadway aniMledford ave COIL 313T ST lluHon It and Hatbuih av Cheap Bicycle Suits The park is i full of thorn and cheapness is stamped on them as plainly as though the wearer carried a big placard displaying the price 1 W o dont make Cheap Bicycle Suits or cheap clothes of any kind for that matter but if youre at all fastidious about your appearance on tho wheel our kind of Bicycle Clothes will suit you and so will our pricesS 9 10 11 S12 13 14 15 10 18 and 20 Odd Breeches Stockings Caps Shoes Sweaters and all tho other Cycle fixius Stable RultB Ready mado A world or NeKllKip Milrts JISO to 3 SO 1rJ rl A bargain I In fajamaa at M 30 Do ion know our ftOc Neekwear 7 adieu U aIstot I t the Dry Uoixls kind Irompt attention to out of town orders Open Saturday evenings Sportsmans floods RErIINGTON I j BICYCLES 100 1 i 15 on delivery of machine bslincc In munlhly yment of Tcn Dollsrs each Remington Arms Co BRANCH coj 59TII ST and GRAND CIRCLE i J1 Path light 96 I1RNS J on A beautiful thohj rnidr and finely flnlihej T nicicl I Bicycle Lampmuch better than UK ordinary U Jolt and Cyclone Proof oJc l All liable dealers sell It The Place Terry Mfr Co nj Centre Street New York 3 000 BICYCLES 10 UP mall proflt I quick sales our nn tii 1 ternucush binder Swlti Hud e Mciur iewi l I 41 i eaih ireconl Mujestlp Ilamliler Idol I JiS IllumblaVI l tor Impirlil War lik 911 UonanbCliivilaudfolumiU llberl I II1 JAGO ladle Hnil IIICIIN BUM III Will OO arliiusiiiakM 0 ftj liarifiiri a4 Ito lines lluyalt rlmores Ferris U A 1 a PARK ROW BICYCLE CO 1I1Iat an Park How lip V n tTfNUUUKNT U1ATU1II Is I l L ElS JJvti Id wheels t i in enehaDim and for sale JoD UJ niTBANT MC1BAN fc at p d t l u jiroadway FUVK IHUVIIKM for sale cheap make lltfl 1 Address O I t1 box IUU bu uptowo omce 1V8J I hhrOadwaZ u I IIOrthU1U jocii I OPKV EVttNINOB WHY 85 IS I ENOUGH FOR A i BICYCLE Considering first t that our reputa tion for hitjliclasa work Is the best second that tho material used Is of the highest quality i third that j our facilities for tnunufncturing aro unsurpassed fouilli that the special I fuatutcs are numerous aim ad vantagcotis and last that each I machine carries with It a strong honest guarantee x hy should tho MAJESTIC J not bo as good or better than tho best Instalments 20 down and 10 monthly or 15 down and 250 weekly MESINGER RATTAN SADDLE JlCALTIL COM PORT Much uttenthn Inn been irlien lo I gettIng the proper of urtille und Ilio present form snsusrnl hiipe wir IJ every r iilr ment of the rider r uareliliiff restIng It Idy rlillnif aeit t In I pnrticuUrly djpuhle lo t hung i run und ceiitnry rIde and there li absolutely no In jurloui irciBuro 350 u HulbcrtSafctjjCjJclcSuit Can bo worn an a regular skirt at all times and adjusted for binding In u beciud iSlclrtM 10 Hulbcrt Air I3ral Specially adapted for ladLes because It works w easily tits any wheel 350 PVlfltflPTinllV StopwatrhM for the races I Photography Wltcb to bo used Ul thi woods on tbe yacht at ti tit and 118 Fishing Wo ae now offering a trout or baM I L1IL1b ll hlnit outfit which Includes lAnce wood rod reel Ihoat leaders and books lortiou HULBERT BROS 00 lieu and Womcni SportlnjOatlit and CostumeS 26 WEST 23d STREET 6 WEST 120th STREET Cross A Co Dway A Man 100 FuIUmSUBrookl r 1LX AIiflfl f I We rent bicycles by the Lour day week or month on moderate term Special rates for long periods The peer less Spalding wheel strong lightrunning and handsome Or the 75 Credenda best for the price Wheels crat ed and delivered to cars or steamers In onr riding school new method of graceful mounting and dismount lag are taught and bow to car for the machine und make simple repairs SpaldingBidwell Co Uptown drpotof A OSallInlt line 29 3J 33 West 42d St ha J E iIo Minpii lit I in tii inioai di latin pprfect In run t liUUitlHks u 111II I K ALL OVK1U I Thats 4 I Y i f ri1flht1 Vjyr ELMWOOD CYCLE CO 57 Park plac l07Kn t K ilbbt Ilrookljn 1310 l Iedfor I n OIl ot your funds and iho t I 0 eflall B1 lets osetmii UVltVHKH IlKNIIUnN t p Ilkh Kraile ripiilrlnK Crawford IBicycles BIAKKIIM I THE CRAWFORD MFG CO PO Chumberi HI BARGAINS IN BICYCLES IjfMI oo Heinndliand 5ieeIe VIctors Sib ireneiilH SI 7 IrwellH lit 10 Co hllllhlaM I 9 llioI a 2hlu Coiituuulil I 20 1 ie WIk 541 1 OUnlils 112 IIlu 11 iflsuucua ao truutouiujes 04 urIc hollllIlImlille 42tiOi ikuys 8ihP Sew Out bluwktons Sorwolo 11t1I1111 Ueodrod uuiillnriis Illlile 4 on vliw 0111 Is rnljV oTi 11 iiws NONPAREIL CO 10 BARCLAY Nrnr llr m l w y In Iluoimeiil BICYCLE BARGAINS TOO Id lanul I such in I nlunihlmi 1 V Vlolors III I Crescent t4 llartrorilii Itambler 27 KoinliiKtoa39 Imperial ail Illobe 11 Cn lend SO IlliflrtvSl I lo tttO lourlta 1 2 Onn I mil 9A lln o 24 etc I 500 new Inr l iioM ehiUiiof lln ut HSU VI1 KIO 11111 MX0 Old who uuilrit n 111311 sullng a 1 t II ElliS EII Ill Il t 11 HERALD CO 114 NASSAU ST IN nvii Mr T NIAU 111101 i N ST WANTED 500 Secondhand Wheels In lschnir jor WUIKI Mpmi IS 11111111 I I Ill IlSS MFAHNB stdv l 11111 i i ty NI i lilt 1111 i ps MUST LIHPUM ll 1 01101 I KK MAIIl t A Mil Ill INNT IIIMINTS STEPHEN MOEN m Unry i12 lIlt Vre t laain HI Tilt NKVV ill IM1 rip Till SweLL DAYTON lilt YI I Fil Not 487 4SU SIll M iDrcHiter bulldlnjl Ehc Curf QUEENS JOCKEY Q CLUB t 41 1 s n 1 5 1 I I Kiiclnc Esery Wvrk liny ut iilio I M Adnilxlini l I lolruiiil I I tiiiiilnnd rlicluture Ttunilimiiiiiil lnt Jllliil nl lo I j AI U 30 I in I 10 and K I M I aui ruin Hulluli av ul lu OJ A M I U I 11 1 I JO I il I Jl bingo con net I with Kitot I u I 1 2 orscs C nrriac Sr D OVbF 11 bALE iKiilio and suitable for rhU L droll use prlco rtaoual Ai ply rn01l1mtl 18 Jams at ttiriixu Jtit t v 4T noititin Jt iic Thin Metropolltun Cniiilliliilrn nnd Tno jenroldn Movltm 1ital It WM too cold for comfort nt Morris lark early rc tcnlny innrnlni but tho trnlncn vcro forced In tend the lior e nlonc at rating gal 1 lops Indellnnco of the rlmnceiuf contracting cold to hnvo them ready for the race on noxt Tuc dnj Tho Mutropolltnn Itnndlcnp nt ono mil nll1 n furlone over thin bill N I the IHrllIl vatliru Ol1lhu t Ilrll for tho opening du I It will be worth 4nou to thou winner S70D Hi the perond a hill 5111 tn tho third I I horse Acrldnnta and wlthdrnwnls line reduced tlio number eligible to ten bltt I Include tho heot borsii In the country CHlTord Iii77iirone unit Kutnnn being tho only tnri nf the older division now In trnlnlnir that uro not cnirMod Nearly all tho probable olllrtrr were out yesterdny Rubi con Vi expected lodny nnd Counter I eliot nlll llnrnplpo on Monday The Commoner Is stIll In the Weit Henry of Navnrre top weight nt 120 pnnnda covered the distance ut thrceijunrter speed with llrinin I I up Durlnn I worked n mile I In 140 I but tho trnlnerB eemtii think that henry at Nit lIffe will Iw choKon to represent Ibo llletntou Mnble In the race Ho U I light In heal und neem to bo all muiclo and I bone and drawn finer than ever boforo no curly In tie season That ho runt well III thnt condition win shown In 1MI4 hen Navarre bent lltford and Dom ino In the upcclal nice nt Morris lark nlthoiiKli bo looked tucked up and over trained VuItir Itolllni yesterday sent Mr Waller Into will ear ry 11 12 founds and huvo Tnral up In tho Metro politan ut dilly work only Ie I 1118 lInen perlll ly Irnlnod for II t lit event and It I full I I of running I Ho Is l n popular horse with tho rillblrclB who BrO outspoken In their opinion thnt Nnvnrro cannot beat him nt the dlffcrcnco of a year nail seventeen pounds Tho other Metropolitan horiei Nnnkl Pooh IIS Ht Maxim 107 nnd lleltnar lOll wero out for Htcadylni gallops All have their friends for tho nice antI M 1 Maxim Is I especially forward In condition Itch mar moves nIcely but lias only hid si iw work ultico liN arrival at tbo park last lue dav Nnnkt 1ooh although his feet nro under suspi cion looks to be In good condition and ready lor u hard struggle next 1 ucadny Tho I A II v D I II Morris lot and n V Wnl 1 I dont BtrtiiL twontv bend In nil reached tho ark from Mnrlnnd berorodnyllght yesterday lloth Prompt nnd Successful possible start ers In the Iuenllo Stakes on tilt llrst day l Next to tho Metropolitan lot the twoyenroldH nro bilne sent nlonu In the liveliest style at Morris Iark Tho speedwell smblos string Including XiniiM Klnnlklnlc I Challenier ieo I lie anil Hint were worked In tho presinco of tho own ers y cstcrdnj LhalleiiKer was Bent live filr longs at radII speed nnd covered tlioillstanca I In 1111 1 a i very neat ptrformanco In nil there iro 1110 horMi at the t course with tho Jlrookdnlo Mabli 1 1 1 llwjor 1 h Its iul lililcon I I and William lnkehind ntnoni tbo owners still to be heard from Tho folloulnc shows tho number In each Htrinir A II and II I It Morris W Jamei K l alun 10 J W ItoKir li I h sneiliker in Jninet nuehlln IIWIHIIlIh I 11 1 1 Ihhle 2 i 1IAlltIII K I U Karrlik la 1 lionoliin 12 1 r 11 Inrker 14A I CII isoiio Jill Itupi ert Ir 1 11 II ralloiiui 2 Sr Clium niliJIITi I I I 1l12i I iloiiKhncre htalde W llurrllifi J Hrnthf ri I A C IttletleM 1 II I I I Illtlellell Jr 21 I I llllnmllojil4 i I I MIC alTirH SilOniLk liable 12 font lleiile lpi I Klsi hiiiiinn t SOil 11 I u e ev I 1 I Madlin 14 51 1 Sti euton K fo ll uI iv v IlnjiM 12 Iliilph N lllls4 P I s 1 Kaudolph 1ft I lllialon btuble i 4 Hy lueiliiy inornlnir It Is expected that thero will I hi fully lOU horses In the stall On the Ioht Inland truks tho best work was to the credit of Hnndpring who lurnid n infbj In I 14oMj Bwlnglng his bend nt I lrausend I Inssover 1 1 lwyur I tivoiinrotd went n halt In 052 HnUhlnc strong Rubicon went u mile and miuniter In J14H lie a as all outfit tho end and tried to itop t l several times during the jolIrnor A sprinting distance aein to bo his limit Counter Tenor and Hornpipe who made n good moe on 1 hurdn y weio contlrid to slow cnllops at lirlghton hooch but both one lu line fettle tt hcepshencl hay Cooper sent his tworear olds for routlno t I work t istleton nt I hi lo lot went ntnililnl 30 with Miitdi up Vhen piilllnuHi I ho slId ho broke in linlf us locaL hog tint bin nnd tho lioreo broke nwa jumplni the fence beforn ho was Call It lit but without I iiJnrlni I g hlmxelf i he Mcbsrs Kcenos twuj tnrtilds were worked In couples The bct moo was made bj ll Itig Njuudion who showed the furlongs in 1 Wi rJII 1l XI IJT C 7 IlL vr Ile en Trnvn In Iti In IlnoCoaehliic Ililti OH fur Hull Ion All Indications point to nn unusually large turnout of amateur whlpsit the annual meet of tuft Iiiiiih cut Club this mornlnt Tho high slippers nnd fihow traps will I II flu up on thin circle before tho Cnsino In Central Inrk nt 11 ill oclock Iho drlvouill l I I I bo tho circuit of Central Jark nid up ltiersilo Irln to I the lareiuont It Is tIm Oral nun t slnco thin election ot I MilTorn Jailer as Irtsident 1 IIOJD s lui shll drive tire Jihn II ShulK JrF I I Ilinrl Fmlle Ider John It Tounstml Illirton MiuiilMd ilIliItl I 1 V V ilU Albert C 1Iuta ink C II I I llobhllis II NJItlreir Mlliuiull I I rrhurtund 1 ulTni tiller The Conchlnc Club will I clruc on the club drag tho 1ioneer In August Helmonts place this Nurscri nt Hab Ion Icuxlni i g theilotil I llrunswlck nt 10ir oclock this mornlnir His I t ho unnuitl Bprlng outing of f tln club 1 tho rout bolnt changed each year with tho country homo of ono of the nienibi rs as tho t object HO I point rite return trip will bo madeon Momliij l when tho I Pioneer I will I bo duo at the llriinsuh k nl B1S oclock Prencott lawiencn will bo thus whip tho tlrnt stage of tho journey from tho Jlrunswick to nimhlni tile ferry being titktn al Nlnets ninth utrcvt to l ollcun Point K K Murgis will drho tolamnlcn Dr I V S Vibb to I cklllo Ientro T I A lliemejer to Mer riik Wlllluni I I I I Whltnoj I to Amltjvllle I I nnd August llolmont I to the Nursrri I ho pus enter besides tutu whips will nrobablj lie Chnrles I K Hnvemmor Perry I I 111111 lIt Nicholson Kanennd I I Morcun Knih whip furnishfa n team for this part uf tbo juunu w lieu hu bundles tho reins The ProuililnE Trotter PrInce Purity In llenil The wellknown truttlni Kildlm Prince Jurdy by Haveloclc son nf Pilnceps out of Corn by bam Pnrdy died Jenterday nt Norfolk Vn Ho saris owned by John Mariner proprlutor of the I now truttlni I I track ut Norfolk anti was looked upon at being ono of the best horm lu hit clasn In eight In t lie Knit Mutlnir I hnd entered Prlnro I Jurdy very oxtenmvcly In carlytloslnu mako races for tho I coming campalun nnd his loss Is a heavy am Ihe horse mine out green lust spring and won n number of Important races going Into winter quarters with it record of 2154 ciilnid at Kleetwood Park during tho Urand Circuit meotliiK Konrof the twelvepur1 races announced for this Norfolk sprint meeting which IH to com ment next Tucsila relict I lo lIlt nnd linen been declared olf The imetlng will no on how over with two rnces a da itiBtiuid of three Mr Mariner attrIbutes the lack of entries to tho backward P enson nnd the I niwly enactul law which prohibits boltlnuon races In Virginia Thorpe Iruil IITMllh Three IVlni loi I in IK I Jluy r l IIMIWI II einili sti diinl xililn rAu vmrt run louIs y las o luf 55 lull w n ttri miali ou the dump oiilir tin IMO r Oilli ii won 0111 the books got ihclr llrvt It Ill of III mint hiinimurlis llratUuue hnven furloniii K iinli lull i Ihorpoi I I Ii I to I won let Ui lo I ill Millamm I u to I nee oud F irot Male IU IScherreri I loll third rime I 25 rtii ond Itaee Fho furlongs llurleinue US nh 1 rIP U l to 1 seoul Whim Fret 1 tub icl I I lard nun I fi lo nei oiul AlUMlln IU I iKdwunll HU III third I lime I n iH Third lim u0119 mll nnd titly ants Juilllh III I I II hunt Itiipwnii I I i II r 10 iMieerlul n In I iioid Ireirul Uli Iti irri Hlol I third lime I 47 lourtli 1 Itaiu lice Maiden Mile sIx out a half fiirlonu Alineet I co ih4herrer I 9ul to f won lion nli Inmdct llo I csimnxin I In I eimi UonaUn luilirkluJT tol 1 iblrit Time t JH Fifth UaceKour furlongs Mentor 110 I 11 1VII lUiusi llol won Ethel Leo lUll IorkHiii J lo I roniul Chappie 101 Morrison Hot 1 third llino U 46Ji Winner t Elision KutTni May 8 Tba followlnf are the reiulli of th races turn today Sirst hate S lye eIghths of a mIle Merle Lorell I U MDaiid 7lo 10 Wilts Old A e 7 to lu place second oolihe thIrd I liii I 00 cultil ltse His snl ii iiul fiurloogi HarrIs 2 to I cut 4 I 0 won Initial trio I I 4 hhiaC secufllII hloIuPIIIS lIji thIrd I In I 4s Ililrd itsau tir cliii i halt furiOll5 ItIltalt T 7 to 0 sutul II to 0 atuul lItuIsteroUl 4 Ii plane second Arliue thIrd lime u SH Fourth liai IuriHvgurtersof ainllt Uldros o to Vsiiitlto 10 woii Oak H to fi place second Mario thIrd Time 1 10 ilfib Itacalour and a half furlunit Ontloo3 In Sand and 1164 Wont Arundel a to 3 IUco xconil Hay Thy third Time o Sou auth lien 8U ana a half fur onga hollnlre a to 5anaoutWun lentKrlenil 550 l I Plac Hcoudj Mhzabetb third TIme 881 jiooifMiiiitn 7s 1SiIO A MeeilnK o Inrin us HMirtliiB Club nt the ISrililMU tell Sonic fifty wellknow Inirra of the odds on tlio raco tracks nut at the Hotel llrunnwlok las night to form ii i bcttliii club In tbo catbcrlng which was held In pnrior1 veto tohn Iialy Itlley iniiiiian 1 Iki Thompion Eli wsrd Ilurke loin 1 lunri I Hill I i Iouner P I J Hhnnnon Hinry Slediker iiiurne hcelmk Charles llelno itnmiJ 1 II IMMH 1 u lailimniiil i I It Iligxlns IVrcy NUB Ilunry Hvliopi M j uuodwln unit Orlando Junts It wns stated when thobooktnnkonndjournei at n Intu hour that n I permanent nrennlatloi hail been forinul with a tolnl membership of sixtysix It will bo known us the Now ork lictlors t hub tho main object being to fuclll Into turf ttunsnithms between liners and back ers In strli confin tally with the law A centra omen in tno iitlli nu USell an H general cirnrin boiiso and tiC a IIttet lug houso for Ibo 01010 hens Is projetttd A President wits not elected at the muetlhu but the following llonrr of lllrcc trite wns Hcltctcd by bnllot Utorgo Wheelock trlanilolones IMward Ilurke Henry I I Medoker and Dnvld I lldeon I Mr dldion was not present but It wns saId that hn hnd i onsanted to sino If I elettcd Milirommittics wero appointed to select the location of tho t i Itv otllccsand to draw up u connlltutlon and bylaws No Extra Iliielnu Date Tor the Queen Coiinl loekey liib A mcotlng of this ctwaruhs of tbo Jockey Club was held jestprilay afternoon There were present AuKUt llelinont F H Hitch cock James Ii Kounc Andrew Allllcr find F K Htiirul Tho request of the Jueens County loskey Club for extra racIng dutcs durlnc tile Westcbester Jiiclne I Assoiliitlon meeting was denied 1hu stewiiuls declined to reconsider their de cldou of IIiu l il 1 under which tho entries of K I I Weir nnd M Idy wero ordered to bo ro fined on nil courses racing under the Jurlsdlc lion of the Jockey Club The applications for rclntntcment inmlo by H 1 Ilutchlnsou and Jockey J 1 15 black were refused Jlmer Griiv and III Trotler Kxpelled by thn A T A Ciiicvoo May 8 The Hoard of Appeals of thin American Trolling Assoclallon yesterday expellcd Elmer Dray alias P Kelly of Inde pendence la and the bay Rcldlnc Klmor C nllai Miigantd from the tracks of the associa tion for fraudulent entry and performance and failure In return unlawful winning1 It was proven that Dray and Klmor C performed on Wisconsin tracks under tho abovemcntluncd aliases Flit Hoard accepted the explanation of the Outhrie County Agricultural Society of inthrie Centro In as to why Hob Kneebs of erman rite truck ringer notoriety was allowed to irnm mr Its trick after his expulsion from the nisociatlon Clcniiliii9 nnd Sulwun Matched to linn at IoiiUvllle I rxiMiTov May 8Mike Dwyer has matched I li I flllyClciiphiM that liroke the track record for half a mile est nla i Ulna i the lime nt 4H seconds against l linrlos rituriim s unbuiten SuUun 1 tie race Is fur f 7 on ShIll tin 44oclallon to mid 970 rio race will I be run ut oulHvllle on next Tburada Neni fro m the Horse World tlICrICIIS ha gone lunch to 20 0 1 In he betting fur it llibiluO httk5 Lou ii ruit tod93 in Engmarili t hue lioiflillui ill 000 mUu itad his is eight Is I lIlA t1flUlll loran lie llfltOiflehiltO wInner who IA lluilaiili uit I II pounis he taorlt at Ii to 1 Vhiihtlcr I 99 LlI1t uile is 511001 1 choIce ThIn roil lily lillilutI lIt Nun uork sslll tO Inaug 1rltieh 111109 hIt I iililkut wily itt lOut wood Iark Ta lu Wulgullu ruiIo IT the I uls rai ut series lure 0 be i r I ieih illliIhi SI ii huh i lit ru all I lie it sllttIai race to 111k ui uIiilltr IF I hu olia i rottu1 lath ss teit at lie I iirksay i ru Ic In ilntok i a Tue cup race In the U I iutul loolil ikt lilt Ii ilhllg or Jutnu1s Out ilrI ttt itOrte Ruroi I rho 9 24 lir on hanl h3 itt ihit flrt titIl ii Of lie series a wtck ago bItt Iliero I 4 Ilkly 1 to bi a red lint mutest In tbo V ui el with tin Inrkwa winner ernbl J c SI rot tons Mir Motion ami William ltitterman8 Dcttc live the contending lorM tllIIIAIIIIII 0 tie grolinils und dIll homo will bo free jiniriixa llncti 4 losing Hence In Flue Hun Tourna ment ICrniilt In Vletorlei With tho games rolled nt tho Oermanli Assembly flown alleys lant night two nioro Pin era nulshtd lu tIlE Si ludl Idlinl touriiami nt The scores lIT ililhi arll IT IIAHK clinch II i 3s As 711 til 114 I lai 153 ins isi hlller SU 41 UU 1 VI 117 lil 111 13 till ITU strikes Clluch 3 bluer n SpurinLlllitli 5 bautr 1 Fl i OMI IUMC llnell 57 17 110 iS 1113 III 1 Hit IBO IllS 1H bnur 2U lo IKI 711 Ii I ill lli lul nil 17il Mrlkus Clluch a halter 2 Spares Clinch U batter 7 Tiniiri ntMe nineh III 17 M fU tl 82 103 121 IIIO 14S 1 bluer 7 20 45 114 7J UI 111 IDS IfiH 171 Strikes Clinch 1 bauur U iparesClinch 0 Salter 5 Put IITII OlMF lInes 20 41 nil 50 109 120 14H 157 187 816 bluer II l7 47 01 71 Ul loll UO 14U iou Mrlkpa Clinch ll halter 2 HparenCllnch i bauer 0 Aeraga per game clinch 1HJ baum I tflul4 Cmplro Cbarlm Matzcn fntrer J H Ite Iciinrd prcosn SEiiiFsFinaT OAME Saner CO 40 Oil 78 h7 103 MJ U8 143 lOu Allinnil II l Ull 41 ill 77 tin 1KM8H lOb 17J htrlkenhauer il i Amaiin U t aparcsSnuer 4 Ainanu A kHOSIi OtBE Bauer 15 24 4J 11 714 17 100 188 Ml ISO Annum ao 411 67 711 UI IU 191 lJ lt0 UU Slrlkenrauer U Amann 11 I bparesHauor 7 Aniaiiti il TIIIHU lilIH Siller 20 4l BS 77 HI llll I llrtltil 174 103 Ainanu IU Jll 40 J UU Wb lull lil Ili 175 Mrlkeshnuer J Ainanu 4 bpareii Sauer 7 Ainiiuii J FIulRTII UtIlE Saner U1 M M 73 til HO 110 Hi hIll in Amann u I Is 1 41 IU l ul no iiu 100 ins Mrlkea saner 3 Amann 4 Spares hauer fl AllIson AveraRo per nameinuer 1H71 Amann i tiutilrdueiirkO U Knuor ixurerJ ll Heljiard Ui TII1HD sEliirsyiu8T nAME Alnann n IH 34 4J B8 07 01 1111 133 141 Cllmll IC JS 67 77 1UI UU 130 ISO 170 IBM Striken Amann it Clinch 4 HnareiAmann U Clinch 0 til OKI USSr Ainanu Ill till 60 78 H7 Ifl3 lIt 183 1D2 159 uiincii w a fin 7o Vit inu luu mu 1013 I nn Mtrlkes Ainann 1 Clinch 1 HparetAraanD ft Cllncli fi Tinnn filMy Amann 18 Vn 42 61 71 fU 110 138 hoe 17H ClllHll IM Ul 45 114 HI 114 1411 ISO 173 111 I Striken Amann 4 Clinch U Hmre Aniunn 4 Clinch II Avernne yer KainoAniaun 137 Ilium lull tniplre Uosch Scorer J II Ilelchard Tile Implrcii practically un the champlonihlDnf the Harlem isguo I laSt nIght ut Tliiim 2 KiihK tcrf n llrleiui all I by dedaiiiu lh rranklln and Wash liitfluu teuiuii I Ills CUitII rum Him rmplm nrlll 201 rtllllumiim 101 Jllller I4D ShinldtVUILaluM7 I total 040 Irunkllnlliill lJ llejtrillrroks 101 hIllier braiult U7 bchunmcbcr los Muler 187 Total 740 sECOIlI tR1g WanhlngtnnJ ron SOOi A Cohen 187 Border 14o h Ztlll 18U li Nhlman hAlt total HO2 rraukllnllall 1ti Jlflyirdlerrks IHJI Illlder brand 14l I huinacher liu Mater 17Hjoulnu3 TUIIIU MILE 1lthnlOflJ Zeun ITOi A Cohen ill Snyder 17u s 4 nnltli n Uhlmau 148 Total 53 riniilrcllrlll Iflaj illUmton IU3j Jllitir 180 frcninltt 111 laliue I iH total 875 Opine crIb Nor York ViUerslly The annual Inter class games of New York tnUcr shy were held yesterday afternoon at Ohio rigid The track was In food condition and Ito weather was perfect A sliver i cup wu offered to the class making Ihei hIghest number nf julnt hbo coolest was vets iuihiog aiI taut till Ills last event Was over could thcwIuuDruf tile cup be picked Tba topbomoros suit lie Cup iiniuiirj Oils luulireul jant liaihWpn br n Wlzbtman Ill leciml J llnatii un third V U lompklus vn Time IU JS euouds due ilUlsuIrcil COil twenty ard Hurdles Won by u lurrlniier tie moual IL I Ulgtlliiliu UJ tmru A nulerK flniiK 21 I A Cotul liMiliuudrtHland twtnt yard rash Won hy A C iluutou MMI sfeouii J Hejlb UU third Muawcre MU nun v4 J 1 ft keee uda jour hundred soil tony lard PashWon by A K Uuusou uih sxcoud b bk ne V4 thIrd VV Urown is T line but coconuts Half uillu UuuWou by IL Foster IN second A E tluuson UU third IL Hull vu Time i In 133 Inc rullo lluuwoa by A 11 I Itmnlnnton u tta 4 eg sacio o nd n Hall HO third I J Robertson DO Time a I 2 Illah Jumpn Campbell Wfl W Campbell 04 tOil for llrht place It Ightmon V7 second llolffbt B feet 7 illhis Iolo VaultWon liy n Wldhtmnn 07 second V a Compklns 08 third W hinltli UU Height tl feet 1 11 Inches ItroadJump Won by V s Tompkins OS second F lerman V8 third II Valentine U lilitanoe IU feet 2 OL Toilny CompetlllonM nn the Link Near Xe v York There will bo a throne of golfers on the links odny to enjoy the pleasant spring weather irophesled by Farmer Iltmii ant the catbur bnrns Informal play will bo tim rule at Ardsley Casino the Morris County Golf Club lit Andrews Golf Club and many other links nearby but there will be no luck of formal com Lu iilltlons In Iho morning womens medal play liandl I Cat competition for a sliver cup will bode clUed on the Essex County Country Club course to be followed by a foursome handicap match In tile afternoon A members handicap mnlch to formally open ho new llnkn will beheld at the IJnkhuret Golf Club Mamaromck At rnkowood a vIsIting team from tIle Rich mond Country Club will play a match with the ionic players For Iakcwood tho golfers vthl bo H II Kerr Paul T Klrabnll 1aul L Stock hey nnd Jasper Lynch James Park J IJ Child wIck U K Armstrong nnd A K 1attcrfcon w 111 irobably leprcsent Richmond county In the nlerclub event Thn series of members handicaps In the The mud Cuu competitIon will bo continued on tho Inks of the Knollwood Country t lub Thiso contests promUe in be among tlin most success fill or the season The extended elKhtrcnholo course will bo used A mixed foursome compctlllon for prices wIll bt the special event nt the Pnlorson licit Club this afternoon

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ou Lr AaU DY MAY 0 1800 I OCEAN PARKWAY 1 CONTEST TUB TinKnTrnirT Axn nnnottir IAllKS LAW CltXTJtAllllHt Comntlislnntr Voodrnir IMItt Forbidding Cycling on Ihe Mnln JlrIY r y Will Ho Tlicit In I CourtChief r on1 Potler of the JL A W Hnyn the llula I IlliKnl The contest which linn nrl on Lctncoii tll League at American Wheelmen ntirt Park Com mlfulrncr l Timothy I WoottiufTi new recti lotion which forhlits tlcvrllnts from rliltnu in the main drive of tlm Ocean Inrksvay llrook Irn will probably bo tnkon Into the courts tor lattlement Tito now regulation will 30 Into elect on Frl day of next sreck and Mr Wood niff 8M ycjtordny tilt I will bo enforced Ho ays thai lio tlcrlvos tho powe rlo iniike tlio regulation mmi Chapter 07 of tlio Iaw nr 1H1I5 which In nn net amending section 2 ut tltlt 11 nf chapter Mot tho LAWS or ISMS pn tltleil An net to revise nncl combine In n single act alt cxlntlnu special and local lassa nffeetliiK public Interest relating to the llrooklyn lie pnrtmont of Parka Tho bill became n law 01 June 0 1H05 ami tho section relating lo tlie present coiitrovcriy Is I No 2 which reads as follows EO I The tald Department of Parks bal han xolustvio coTcrnmont management and control all p rki squares and pulillo places In tho fit ad full and exchiilve powcr to govern and man age the Ocean Iarkwajr from tlio Circle to tlio south westerly angle of Vroipret Pak to tho ocean and direct and regulate the public uoe thereof ns olio the circle and Concourse at either terminus and alo Eattcrn Iarkwny In tho Ninth and Twenty fourth wards of told city and to gorcrn manage ad direct tlio samo aud to regulate the public nl o thereof and of luch parti of tha sevtral roads streets or areuuei at run through or Intencot the same and to paia and vuforco laws and ordinance for thv proper use regulation and government thereof and for all tho purposes of tuch gororn ment inanageiucr aud direction of publlo use Inch parti of laid roads or avenuct ai pail through or Intersect lid elrclei ihall be deemed to bo a I part of Iooct Park and It bal bo under like control nnd management nn laid Parkway and tha maintenance of nld Ocean Parkway and Con eourin ihall bo a charge upon the city of Ilrooklju I And tho laid Department of Pnrks ihall have sub I ject to the limitation aforesaid full aud exclusive p iwer 1 To layout regulate Improve and maintain tha publlo pak of laid elty and Ocean Parkway and tho Concourie aforesaid and also Eastern Parkway In tho Ninth and Twentyfourth wardi of aid city and to govern manage and direct the same and the glo uso nih tie a V to mako ordinances rulc and regulation for their proper management and government Mr Woodruffs contention Is that UiU sec tion give him tho rlBht to restrict each class of vehicles to u particular part of the Ocean Parkway Tho now rcKUlatlon does not ex cludo the hluyrllats from thn Parkway It Imply defines what part of II they may use Air Isaac LI Potter tho Chief Consul of the New York Stuto Division of the League of Amerlcnri Wheelmen na s that Mr Wood rulti position Is nil wrong as in excluding the wheelmen from tho inUn drive ha violates the I Liberty law which was lIe la 1B87 lh I Liberty law reads as follows I The Commissioners Trustees or other authorl tlol having charjn or control of nny highway pub lo street pnrkway drivewuy or place shall nave no power or authority to pats enforce or main tain any ordinance rule or regulation by which any person uilnit I a bicycle I or trleyclo shall be ex cluded or prohibited from the free use Cd an high way publlo ittreet avenue roadnay drtvevva parkway or place 8 any time when the same Is I open to the free use of persons having and uitnir other pleasure carriages but nothing herein shall prevent the passage enforcement or maintenance of any regulation ordinance or rule regulating tlio UM of bicycles I or trlocle In I highways publlo streets driveways purcwajs and places In such manner to limit aud determine the laooer1 1Ult deerlllo Ile proper rato of speet with which such vehicle ma be pro pelled nor In such ma Her a to require direct or prohibit the use of bells lamps an other appur tenances nor to prohibit the use of any vrhlclo upon that part of the tilphvraj I street or park Way commonly kuon a the foot path or sidewalk In peaklngof tho local status of the matter yesterday Mr Potter fold In 1887 tho famous Liberty bill was passed It related t a bpcclal subject to wit tho nse of blcjcles on the publlo hlchwitjs That act provide that no Park Ccnimlssouer Ilnl mako or maintain such an ordinance or regulation as the ono now promulgated by tho Ilrooklyn Park Commissioner and the to lame act has since become a part of the Ecnvral highway law of tho State of Now York Chapter 017 of the Laws of 1803 detlnts tho general powers of the Department of Parks of the cltv of Brookl n and gles to that depart ment the elmo general powers that iHlnng to other park officer In other cities It lake no reference to tho law of 1H87 or to the UO of blovclos It contains no repealing clause and dos not In words or by fair Inference rci cal 1 any portion of the Liberty bU I mirely Hires the Cominlnjlonrr the exclusive mal a tor ment and control of parka squares and publlo places In tie city and the poner t itocrn and manage tha Ocenn Parka The Court of Appeals hns decided In thU State that ono utatuto cannot havo the etlect of refrallnir another by mere Implication unless to give It uch effect Is tho necessary solution of an In I consistency not otherwise t be solved The came court has ale decided tlist repeals by Implication are not fnxored In the law and It In where tho Is clear I Is onlv caws repugnancy 1 and manifest old the two statutes cannot h I reconciled or stand together that this rule Is I applied j Thor Is I nothing In cither of the two laws that I have mentioned which conflicts with or ts repugnant to tne pro talons of the other I They are not In any scn e Inconsistent with 1 each other but on tho contrary nro In jxrfect bnrrrumy The Liberty bill has served Its purpose for nine years and has now the brawn I and age t hold Its way In what promises to b an Interesting contest II Mr Potter tinned a statement jesterday afternoon In reply to the one made by Mr Woodruff on Thursday He said Voorut I I desire to be squarely understood In the matter of this now regulation which forbids I wheelmen the use of the Ocean Parkway be tween Prospect Park and Coney Island No attempt to befog the lantio or to bee the ques tion will alter tu position of the L A W ton are ready to nl1 tU Irk Department In every lawful and reasonable fort to regulate the US of the drhewuj but we are not willing t aid that department In any attempt tn make Itself ridiculous This regulation Is I not Justified by tno tact nor warranted by law Tho statement of the Commissioner that by this means ho hop to keep scorchers from tho mall drle sugKents the bent reason why such a rule should not b adopted even though tho law I had permitted It If fcorcli Ill Is t be suppressed It cal better le sup pressed ou tno broa1 1 roadway where the offenders may bo 1 easily picked out and appre hended than by permitting thunCto rush alonir tha crowded cicli path ainnntc women and children t whom the danger of tho over crowded path Is already apparent I scorch ing cannot b stopped on tho brow roadway It is less likely to h stopped and more likely t lie hurtful on the cycle path There U but ono way to flop scorching and that Is I to promptly arrest and severely punlah every cjcllut who Tlolates the speed ordinance A tow arrests along the drivers of horen for similar viola tion would not havo a bad elTert Most cyclists look upon this new rule as a try ungraceful attempt to discriminate against them and t restore the same condi tions which brought on tho conflict of 18b7 Tho argument thnt cjrln imths have been pro Tided for wheolmun supplies no reason for an unlawful regulation Tho rsdo paths were not built for tlm wheelmen to much ns to re lieve tho Pnrk Department from a most cm barrasslnc question The wheelmen demanded a proixjr road aurfacu nnd tho enforcement of proper regulations lliey claimed ali still claim It tu be tho duty of the Dupartment of Parks provide a road eurface that Is suit able for all ehlcles making lawful usu of the roadways Tho Ocean lloulinard waH a dis grace t tha department Tho wheelmen nb Txted to It beciue It was coated with thick mud or thick dtlit from one end of thn year tu tlie other Thousand of complulntu weio the had either the alter filed and department hll eiher Iltcr natlte of putting a hard nmouth permanent urfaceou tht Oieuti Pirkwuy or preparing a peclal path for oycllrts Tho later an found to bo cifAHr especially xtiice the cyclists nm tributes tflSOU toward tha expense and that is how It came to Ira built If Indml It etur Wa built Kvery heavy ralnntorm turns tho cycle path Into a inudnay and nt no time U It luftlclenl lo uri omtm data tha crowds of c ollsts nho makn u e of It Many rycllsts rou Icier tl8 roadway safer and prefer In uiu It Their only rtyrut l that the 1urk llepartinent ocins lit tn mitntalii a coft surface 0 thU rnudwa niil In viuouriico Its uso li driver CIHllrllO n I bpvidway Pur nar there has been an Btlempt to ninuilaln tliU roadway ns 1 iortof an Aldermanlc rnoeiutirxi and I am norrj that tho attempt U I 1lnl l ruilxid Ihe tpiodmg 1 of UiCO nngt on tho popular drluwn whun la files and clilUieu ure Huppowd to nmlu uso of horses nnd carriage Is mora out of plmu linn the spcollngof I I Hit pound Mcirle though I am not nwaro that any unions calamity his occurrcxl on tlm drUowi muh as nould call for this rvmurkablu reirulatluli Let us huva n guixl road surface ami I strict tnton tlnent of reaHonublo regulations and the uestltm of cycto pal hi will bo of email Importance 1 rame and rnglancl nro swurmlnu wih cicllsts uud we JiaMijet t J learn tot a eclat cjclf path lias liten iiiutructed In either of tho o cuun tilu hit thH iHBlmpl lemiuo the roads are PMM and the Ilv wro fnforrwl I 11 tn tiiu liwil Mo of this question which nlunll ill Imioituiit ldu I Imvcouly tla y Iuloallhl thnt the dtvmtualtl appears t 0 putting uji a urL nf olllclnl blur I ha law of IMII elves to the Ilrooklyn tomniliiloncr no spe clalor rm rkab powers Thoy I am In gen eral thu lamo us those held by park authori ties lho all l arts of tho Mate Nu other Cow j tl 1 mlnloncr ha ttcmetfi t clAim th tight to lunore 1 the Liberty bllli or t th whMl men front thepaik roadways nnd I deeply re Krot that the Pak Department of mv home 11n should lie the llrst t atttt ft wl I shall contost UiU question If nrcessarr In the fxinrts and again If necesnary before the Legislature I I l more Important that tlie ffftieral prlnclplo ilrrlareil br the terms nf the Lllivrty bill shntild bo rttabllshed ami main tallied than that tha t rights of wheelmen In nny particular tunn In thlf great country hull be iwappcd for a inrss of pottago In the form of a rylo path tlao Mr WoodruIT feels lre that his position Mill i IH lustnlned not only br tho tmblto gen craltr but by a 1 majority nf the wheelmen Ho bus re olcd many letters from bluycltrts horsemen and pedestrian thanking htm for the course he IIM taken and luisurlng him of llielr support A number of lawyers hare Miluntnrlly expressed tlnlr opinions tn hint Kitting that they felt certain that the roiirU would sustain him Mr Woodruff rouru 1e trrduy that he did not consider It any more tllrgnl In exclude bicyclists from tlio drive way I turn to krep carriages anil hurscs off the tyclo patlm Ho did not promulgate the nlfiMidlhg rrgulatlou until ho had given n rOt deal of fotiHldtirallon to tho matter and had looked nt It from all side I SKA WAXHAKAa 7011 r An Internntlannl Cup ort 8SOO Which Wclghi 800 Uuncer Last season the SeawanhnkaCorlnthlan Yacht Club with a view of encouraging smallboat racing In America offered n GOO International ller challenge trophy open t yachts of any country between 1 and US feet sailing length The result of their offer wai J Arthur llrands challenge with tho halfrater Spruce IV and as z rery one knows the defeated by the Amorl on 15footer Ethelwynn I net fall Thin year o Herrlck Daggan of Torouto has challenged tor tbo cup nnd nearly a hundred nf theso tiny acers are now being built In various part of tho country for the defence of the cup Owing othe great haste In which the arrangements rranlment8 tor the content were conducted last fall the cup was not made though the money wax deposited von n tho It bank to purchase It In case Mr Brand This year various deslgnx were submitted t tho committee has Ing charge nf the purchase ot the trophy and ther have just accepted the erlgn which I reproduced here The cup which Is a Greek vnse In form will neigh 200 unccs It is 21 Inches In height 15 Inched wide and 27 Inches In circumference At the top ant and ncroll are Ingeniously worked Into dolphins heads Underneath are Khleld onnected with n laurel brunch on which will be an Inscription and room for the names of he various winners man AIMS OK IUOOKLYV JO JC EN I Uniehttl nil Well n Thenlrv lint Intrrclt the Ilenllh Protective Association The Womens Health Protective Association ot llrooklyn at Its meeting yesterday Included a8ebaU In tho scope of its operations I was onceded that the game should be encouraged ald it was decided to try and havo iome of tho umerous vacant erouuis In which llrooklyn bounds assigned t the uee of the youthful overs of tho bat The Idea Is to have the bo ot someone neighborhood organize a club and Iet the use nf iome convenient vacant grounds As an experiment Park Commissioner Wood rul Is to be asked to set aside some spot for the urpoee Intended If the experiment proves a 01 iticcess Itv the boon In to be extended 1 over tho It was announced that the crutade started bout a month aito agalnst the high theatre hat ind met with much encouragement from tho heatre managers and thnt next seaxon posters equestlng their abandonment during tho per reque111 Ier ortnance would bo In general use I was also reportfd that the railroad com panic were aiding In tho BUppresxIon of one of Iho chief cur nuisances and that soon this notice vould orbldden probably general bplttlng n posltlsely Rife Trcto Tar State Arn at the Creed moor liance CRKEDSIOOH It I May BTho rifle tests here oday resulted as follows Harage GuotO Mil In IS noconcli 1 bullnj SVIth ripertCrane10 nit In 23 second 1 bulls eyo SSlnchtiler Uuo1 lilti lu 23 icconcli 3 bullseyti The above were testa omitted from the pre edlngday for lack of time celnl lay tmo Certain tuna had to bo pit through the Ion I Istance tests also for lack of tlmo on tho regu relU Iu lay They were tested as follows 1000 YAUD3 lakegnn 3 0080 Slfl lotlW gun 1 0 u U 0 4 13 BOO YAitDS lakertm OHOH443BC30fi4 450 nirion gun t 4440 S60 4 ao 4H3 utnam gun 3S9SUU34JU40S 0OK GOO VAlttm rutnam0 4 8 3 411 b4 I 1 4 323i 04 4 4 3 490 aDO YAIUJS Putnam 4 544 411 Wih state Eipert Crano a I b a 4aj I lOO YAK 1H utnam 4 444 420 nth Htate Kipcrt Crsnci 3 444 6 SI 300 YAHlia lake nun 4 4 3 I 4211 Wlh Crane 4 4 u 4 a17 SOO Y A liS lakeRUll 0 0 0 A ft 23 Wt el g ItnCruno 4440 4 21 100 YAI11I3 lake gun g I 5 a B B 23 g W het gS vlthCrauo f fi 0 4 Cv t The endurance tests consisted nf firing each aun 400 times as rapidly as pnsslbla I tie 111 Ing wn done nftv ehot In succession and a Ihlnl a few minutes The tests will h finished tomorrow A Bobber Held Up In llnyoimt Early yesterday morning two of the Ilnyonne lollce capture a sneak thief who carried a land bal which contained a jimmy a number ot pawn tickets and flftoen keys a ladys purse tour dolor two sliver satches two watch chaIns hal a dozen sllser forks two gold bnleaonl gold emblem ono pair of gold sleeve and two linen shlrU As mttons Inon one of the ladges wai Inicrlbed svlth the name of Jamvi jetirddleyof ISO Asenup A the policemen oc leltrllor 10ICII u ed their prisoner of having 1 robbed Heard nl cueo robbelloaTh I e s house He acknowledged thncliargo and Omitted having robbed two other hOle Ihe II rlsoner regUtercd M kdwiird Klnlimkl n Pole n yr m old of Now orktlty When or rallho1 before lleeorder Connelly he pleaded Ullty all was committed to thn HucUon county jnl to await the action of the rlnd Jury nn liargcH ooU ot uurularjr and earning burglars Amcciliiieal o the State t I Service HuUi AIUANY May Bhecr ti ry T I K McAncny J Vurrcu Oreen and William I i0w of tlio Ch1 rervlco lloform AijocUtlnii have pro eited t the Hlnto Civil Scrvlcu Conimlislou gainst tho change In thu llrooklj u rcvulallona egardlng tho appointment of luborem on city work AsaUtant Cotporatlcn Counsel Hperry of Iroklll I yesterday us kcd tliu htate Clvll her vleo Commission to amend the Ilrookl n regula relul lonl so that laborer on city work could l o em iloyed in case of emergency without regard to heir being on tha eligible list which U now irovlijeci fur I hn Commission hns agreed lo an imrniluient tn tlio New Vork i ill tlvll nirslcn riuulmiunii whlcl pros Ids that only tha tepltn rlultnl mj Icer and Cominls lnncr shall be clarted In iheduleA ant exempt from any eiiamlna Ion whatever Hereioforupersons holdingcon dentlal po ltloni In New York city depart manti hay bon Included la thU tcb depat 2 MME BHEVOQUT JEALOUS nrn itonnAnn UKUKXTS T nr llltKAKZSO TltJXUB Her Finen French Urcamnkers Oo for Co Who Think There n Jlr tVhpn Jlre oort Pui Under Ilond to Ketts the Penes 111 Wire la Horrr Mme Sarah Drevoort who keeps nclresv makitiK rstabllslijnciit nt 100 West Forty fourth street emnlors nftcen Blrl i sslstatiU ranulnu la BEO from 10 to Sb lenrs nnd hni a husband Her husband Is from necessity In the roms where the fifteen assistant do their work a great donl and ho shsvcd himself par tial to tho society of half is dozen or mow of tho prcttlent lrls For ecscrnl sscekn Mine llrovijort liHikcd with suspicion nn her hti bands frlpmllltiem svlth Rome of her nsslstanls Finally she decided that tho best ttilntf to do under thl clrcututntito ssni to uet jealous and fur n week Ir leu days Mr Ilrovoort hni cny hd aliurd time of It Ho slum Ills wifes In sinuations until Thursday aflurnnoti Then he lost hli temper and decided that the time svas ripe to assert his Authority Bhortly Ixjforo I oclock Inllcoman James McCormack of tho West Fortysosenth street station when near Ilroailvtay and Fortyfourth street sasr fifteen hatless jotintf women rush poll moll clown the steps of loo ocr alln nt tho top of theirsolcri Ihlnklnu thnt tho house was on fro ho started on n rim dosvn tho street only t find himself surrounded by tho fifteen joung women each of whom was maklnu frantic efforts to grab him by tho COlt talUHold Hold on I shouted tho astonished blueboat MWha s tho Flfton hlRhpltched voices Interrupted him Most of tho idrli wcro Jablwrlna away In French and McCormack couldnt understand a won All the time he was beliijt pulled find hauled along tho sidewalk t tho detriment of his cot tails and bras buttons Then ho decided that a luuatto asylum had broken lourc and backed up nculnst the near est fence rail Iet up on that noise ho rasped What do you women think Im made oft 1 yon want that lire put nut let mo KO lonir enough t rlnu In an alarm It Isnt I lire screamed ono of hts assail ants Mine Hresoort Is lmo I Help 1 Tollce t came In chorus from her fourteen companion Mo Cormack became desperate Stop that yelltntt he shouted and tel me whats the mat with you Ill arrest tho lot At tho threat of lelnir taken to Ibo station house the girls became quiet Now said tho policeman If any one of you has enough breath left to spcuU abuse n svhlsper lit mo Into tho racket Ole nf the girls explained that their em ployers husband had run amuck and was clearing out tho dressmaking ostubllshmnnt I jou dont hurry ofllcer said she Mine Hrevoort I lio murdered In answer McCormack ran for IHO Each of tho fifteen you UK women gathered up her skirts nnd followed htm According tn tlm testimony of nn eyewitness thero lever hud ben such an cxhltiltton of black hosier In the neighborhood b forn tforA When the policeman reached tho house he fnund Mr Ilresnort ruihlng about the dress making workshop with u chair nor his head Dress goods Hero sdittertd In wild disorder over tho floor chairs were turned upside dnw n and the pas gloKs vuro shattered In atoms Mme lreooit lav huddled up In h corner 1me Ireoolt UI Slop it rollcil tho policeman grabbing the enraged husband by tho arm Hut down onrule that chair or lieu I as tho other faced about there was n chorus of screams from the doorway and the sound if Hying pettloats In tho hall Mr Hrevoort explained that his wife had In esen tuited him tiud that ho was only trying to get h s o mfcrrnllr Jealous Btild ho that jl something hud to be lone to restore peace in the family For I month past shes becin ac cusing mo of making lose to each nnd usury ono to deny nf her It assistants and H didnt do any good McCormnck said hoJ better relate his griev ances to thu Sorg int and taklne Mine lire somt along n31 cnmplalnnut he haled hU pil oner to tho station hnu e After listening to t Stllol tho story tl the trouble the hergeunt ordered the iiggrloxcd husband to be lo kcd up Mme I llreioort returned to 1UO West fortyfourth I street when she told thn fifteen cxcltenl IJOUII i women thrt the wouldnt ho needed any mnro that atternoon 1oro hl Imt Magistrate Cornell heard the case In the York le 1ollce Court yesterday morning he told tie prlsnner that hed hold him in 300 for his pooJ helms lor fur tno months Hut what dues that mcuuV asked the dress maker laker1hlt I your husband dont furnish bonds for his gnod behas lor holl bo locked up ex plained relented iho Magistrate Then Mmc Drcsourt Oh Harrj the cried I wont let them send ynu to prison Ill go nut nnd get thn bnnd msself I only wanted tho Julie to tel you how had youse buen When court closed at f oclock Mmo lire voort hadnt appeared with a bond man and liur husband vvns wondering If hed huso to p the nljht bi the Yorkslllo prison Killed Maa AttcmptlnK Ir Murder CILVEIANIJ O May 8 William Worcestc r was shot and killed lIt night by John T Hay no whllo Worcester was attempting wife murder Tho Worcesters formerly Us nt In Oberlin 0 where on account of his frequent murder oils assaults on his wife thu husband was ad judged Insane and committed tn thu Toledo asylum He was released a few Insllo ruble Htore Klevator Man Indicted Charles 1 Soltan elevator man at tho publlo stores charged with receiving ntolun goods arrested Detective Sergeant was arreslol yesterday by Itocl 0 of tho District ofltcc McNaught Attorneys 1110 boltnn was discharged nn the name complaint olnn I city Magistrate Ho was held m 1000 yesterday ball b Judgo rtugerald tn thc General fcesslotis ROUT TOWX J7D08 Samuel JIarksommer of 11 Sheriff street wat arrested yeitenlay for ttrlklui Mm Jonctli 1 el I cenfeM 1o the rl auie nouso ou luesdu cuuvlug tho clcuth of tier unborn eliild illu l Franklo Hell of 1 Maodnugal itreet eolllded with B truolt In Jeracy City ebttnl y fell from lier blcjele aud recelvi neverat Injuries bho wa taken to the City Hospital GOY Morton has signed Senator Cantors bill au thurlilag w ork clt to pay the ejnon c lu J curred fOtCIt Magistrate l 1olue 1 Justlio or Pollcu ConiuiUrtloner la bUcetidMfully defeiitllng thu tltlu t bin unico Tha A oclutlon of oniccm of tha Urn Depart ment of the city gf New Yok win neoronili l yeitenlay with thn Secretary of Stain fur tlm pro tectlon ot mutual Interuuli tho nrcurlUK of Ju t laws affecting firemen niict for tlie protection of the Fire department 1uualon Hind let r Smith 01 J ears old of lJi Oouvi riieur street rer who developI ininoiiii oC hoiuli uul liiiiui In lha Tomb while un ailing trial for teal Uirf two shlrti from Thoniui McCarthy of To lioerkk 111 treat was ulJmlKoi Insauu jeitcrdu und neat to the Mutteuvvali UBjIum Janiei I land who trai eonvleted In Ihe United Stutei Criminal Court of partli Ipution In a forgery lu connection with the frituuuleut rollei tlou of the pcuiiou of Jnmtis Mullln of rnaclllU WI sen tenieil eterilir b Judnu lirovvn to pny 1 lluu o tlUUU unl to lio ouutlliuJ 111 Mouroo eeiuuty pcu teutary for four eam Juilgiuent of absolute cllvorcu were granted In thoiu emeu yeitenU lly Judgo ror to i Imrloi SS Su iter from Jiuephino MijJer to Morris J Jlubichumn from llo t llubm liuiuu to Jlarj L Fnrr from George 1 Iar all to Anmnila Muccolgun John Maccolguu uud by Juclgg HUI Ih from Johl acolglu Ild 1 Suijlh tu from Jaw fleruey May Tloruej CrOu firuy 81111 yitoit nn iirKGiiAiii The Elate Hoard of Cliailtles has reelected Secre tary fyon and tho other officials nf tlu Hoard Stale Kxclsu Coinmusloner I I I Ionian I hus utipolnt cd uuuvu Nathan or llrootljn 11 it sp ui I II cunll dentlal it saury olOI lvuu under lha llulues llijuor1m luvv at J A Stlllnmns enltagn ono nf 0 clutter of sum mer lesldencos near thv hiorni Ulug Club house Cornwall was burned jesterdiy mornhiK ll CInwU WI ellela lrDI I was and tha cituin of the Nru uuoeiupled ld 11 CIU lu I unkiinwn Loss B3cinu The Newtuwn Crcnk Termini Company was In corporated yesterda vlui Ihl I Secretary of Mum to uperuto a ttiuin railroad uul lo vtirnd 1 Ihrru tnlhii long lu lroiikln fruin 1 slip un Nuwtmvn I Crook uuu Canal in various fucturlvs Cupltul SlUU Vlirra Ye teriln Ir Were A M UIU Uci Cliurliri street A Franklin dam ana 1UU 11 ID Ut 1lnv ktrret David TIle dam a 8Hill Ma M V I HU Ilue slrvet David Tliuie dam aijx IrltluiKi 7 UA lui clnton 1 place Mm Annla ItunaiK damagu Suuu n ill Ml lnl BUI lilnlli lrvt nn Ujinie UII AD luu treet I s Nur mmidau daniinu fAUUi I I 14ia Hecunl avenue Mary llulile danuiju 4JU Hoods Are luticli tu llttli nlsvays reinlv villlciullt Bltlsfurlury P I j Sal ireseiitu I cfiltt nr fesur cmo all liver Ills sick heailuchv jtumlitct UJ tlpattoo etc Price U3 cents Thu utily 1Ubi t take with lioocl tjanuparllla u t Rtisie Signs his name Amos Rusie and when it is attached to a Now York baseball con tract the cranks will bo happy His name and baseball are synonymous as is ors and tailoring Our Suits and Overcoats for NO MORE 15 NO MORE are strictly high cass both as to work manship and material Leeds and Huddorsfields Worsteds Gallashiels Scotch Tweeds and West of England Serges are among the largo assortment you are privileged to select from WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE and Mail Order Department 38 Walker St W C LOFTUS CO O Itrnneh Hnlenroomc In Thin City I Hun Upl IlutldlnK ercllliiKl Park row nnd Nuiiaa 41 itnd 11 Ilrnvpr l Arcxde Jlulldlnjr 71 ItrondtTnr EqultaMe llnlldlnB 1 O Ittvnr Till floor Postal ieih 10011 T leKraph llulldloK 2 Iroad A7O Open nrondwnr evenlnKs r btttk Prince uad loutoo 11O1 Ilrnitdnny near 88th it loro 100 rnlnga 1 Tnllnr Hliop 41 nod 43 Llnpennrd t Mrnd for Hamplel ODd Heir meainrem Bt Illnnki Ilnol Clothe kept In repair no chnrce 4H IVood 1 Iondnn Fntcland can t cliaiiki l to C 8 I B A N luuioloiit au Silnul li JiHIX lii r I c U1 Welt 4N t N V tfcC a ud faturil lon il wbll ou wait o W INTO lr I 1 I I I CJnlatrai nwakentna resembles the experience of many halfalive people Like the statue tlic are count In every limb set tlicv frequently suffer heailaclie iiuligestinn biliousness mid other disorders brought on by Inactive stomach ami liver The digestive organs aic hal asleep They need awakening into natural actisily f RIPANS TABILES will awaken them In a purely mtural way Kipan Tributes cure all troubles that conic from a sluttish liver or disordered stomach Instead of tearing down Rlpans Tabules builtl up and strengthen the overworked organs They arc particularly helpful to people of sedentary occupa tions and to women They promote regular habits clear heads sound tons rellar cear sounl sleep and strong ncrscs Klpan Tabules are made from a perfected j formula that U a favorite prescription with most good physicians NOT A GHAIN OK QUKSS WOIIK ABOUT TtlKIIl CCHATIVE POWEIIS The highest claim for other tobaccos is Just as t good as Durham Ivvcry old smoker cnovrt there is none just us good as You ssill fun ono coupon insulo each tsso ounce liittiMil tsvo ctiti nisicle rich ft nr ounce liiof III 11kvullh 1 nulltin llns a IHIK of this nlc lirntcd tuluiiiiiinl nil the coiipnii ulnrli IMSIS 1 list of valuable presents mil how to get them JIOMKS ron WOKK1XO31ES A Plnn for Providing Them Kxplalnvd nt I Mnx Mertlns la Contter V ton Tho meeting which wai callfel by commlttera if tho Knlchta nf Labor tn lear tho plans of tho Improved Housing Council was held last nlulit In tho hlg hall of Cooper Irlon The Chairman TV as Carroll 1 I Wright Vnlted States Commli tloncr uf Iahor at WaehltiKtnn Ho salti that the Improved Housing Council wai ftartlnc on a cru mlo of the hlirhcst moral character ThY aro nicleiivorlnir tnlcl he to Ilko the home ot the srorktiiKiuan a place of cheer and elf light u hero he nml his svlfa and family can Uso In comfort To nceompll hthejrdc lre however tho Council must have the cofljier lon of tho workliiBman Thn riiHlrman then Introduced It Fulton Cut tnt of the Improved IIonlnc Council Mr Outtlnir Haiti that there was not a workman Iiresent who didnt know that ho was paling tno much fi r his rooms Ho said that thn liotturand rlcunor tie home the purer vvcro lh tiioniU nf the people He made an 111111 totlie uorklncmcn to join hal s und msSt thu mosv mnnt for thn Imfrovement of the lumu Prof K H I i Uould recnmninnilpil timnll sub urhnu hoinra for tlio worktiiBmiin to bo paid for on tho Initntlnient plan with a llfo Insur ancn nt the same tltm He pild It was tho In tention of xarlotn bodies sreklnff Incorporation to build aliing the riold tranult routes mndel I 1 npartment lior e and wpanitn dHrlllnc thnt Khiill bevUihln tho power of thu workinKnmn to bus lhn w corporation Fiild he ilonnl po i ai phllunthrupistii but aim to pecuru live PIT cint on their capital Investicl nnd I am suro that there i nut a uorkiliflimn who bnKrudcis outlay the capitalist earning u iulr pcrcentagu on his The speiter said that n svorklnttman under the Fchemo proposed could own a house worth SIO i at the Ilroln Ii of tueiit Hal b pavint 517 ho Inuld WI a houstv 1 worth Slt 0 nt theend of tel j par by pajltiB 17 I i n month and a holme worth S MKIU lt the end of tlfuim jrars by njiniSJIi I month 1 hn plan nf In snrlng iniinV life for tin full amount of slrlnl 1 IHII Ir CIII amUllt pav inents to lie I mado when ho his bought a houc win to provide that tho home shall remain Ills fnmll In case of his cleulli Others who pol n III favor of tho project the lies Dr Vllllutn S Kain fnril were Ir 1111 HII setli Low llnthop Totter and tho HPV A 1 Dnilo of the Iaullet Kathnr Iho folluvslng rusolu tlon was thtn proposed Hevhtil Tlmt tlio mass mnotlnp hriTln ln ftril tliu xplnnatlon nr the liroj et nf tlio Improved nniuliift Cnnnoil niprnvi1 til uttnir uncl ricoinucitil tlii or illal C 4pt r itloti of tho vvufti earners uf New York In ItB uperatlim lust before tho resolution was put a VOlnl mal In the rear of the hall arexo and all that ho did not doubt the Intentions of Iho 111 111 dOlht tie loOllllntol per sons who wern bneklng tho pchetne but ho thought thnt 3 per cent was too high I rate nf Interest to chargo when such good security win offercel This remark elicited cheers Tho resolution wan then put to the meeting nnd car rled there being only two dissentient voice tntniAitv Harry Storrls member of the Society of the War of 181J died tn Iort Chester on Thursday He was born in tho Fourth ward In 1801 and hn pas ed hit parly llfo In this city Hewas foreman of Kaplo Hook and Ladder Company 4 1ntll a few jenrs niro ho was engigpil In ship daughters building here Ho leaves threo eons and three Ihcmiivs I TelTerion Ic lworth tho last of tha Dud worth brothers miiilclans died on Thuri lar at his homo in Morris tnla lit wn 11 old nnd the joungest of tho sears Ir1 svns rnlnl1 four brother Harvey Allen Chnrlm und JclTerson of the cuiehratod Dodnnrth lliinil Mri inia ColllnH a slstiyof homat I Murphy who onco was Collit tiir of tho Port of w ork dlod Hiuldfiilv on I htirsday at IMT homo ln Illnton street ItrnoUl n Her hiibbunil hat been dead for several jcnrs W181O fur III Ilojn Ilrnlh A jUt In the Supreme Court ItrooUyn yes tenlaj gusoJohn Cleary aserdlct ot SlftO In his suit against Contrai tors Illake 1 Vlllliuns for the death nf his son Christopher I ho do I fendnniH wi ru putting itfiim plfon I Into Iliblln hchonl Nn KIT and through th alleged Ilbln genca the boy fell Into thn collar all wan killid I Prlnelpnl Kreil t 1llllcr Confirmed The appointment of Tied C Iuijueer a prln climlof Tubllo hchool No 11 In Ilrooltlyn by the local commltteo hn been conflrtnid by tho TenolierV Coiumllteo nf the Ilonrd of Kiluoii tlou Tlix lnse tliiillnii showed that Mr Lu place inoor had the necessary iiualiacatlous for tha The Weil th or Tho trniiirratura on nur Iminritlito ecuit foil utiout I je lrrclnv vvlillo I all ulilo of us I vviu vvnrnif r The local full i iut d lonio rliiuitlnojii and l h fog na Ile eoavt llm lovv prtiiiiri vttll uov crid thu lountry bitvuun lli Iti ky Mountiilni all tho I Mliititlppl lllvir vvliero lha vvcutuor vvm Kriirmlly ilomly nlth I few ktinvverii In Mliinii ila Tlm iFiupirnluro ua rlinu In ttiu ccntrul Stutt4 nnd luku n tloiu In Iho Uiper lltcj I aiatot It toiulud u unit UOJ hi tin1 ufivriinon In I vviiiern Miiitauu II vvaniotd and rivlilored I above rrve tiiif point nt Ilclfiui In I till ly tlm cluy vvu4 neutrally fair liUlctt oniclil lriiipuratur IJ lownt 44 t wimt ouh VHi uvernku veltu ID 14 udli un hour averag huiiil lll HU per rent lorniiinlor ccirrecle ID I read to loa Icvcl kt H A 31 IH 10 I I si 1 a lilV4 Tie thfrmonu tcr at the rnllnl Hlalr SVrathvr Ilu rfaU reeorilitl the tempi rulurn yi iorJuy u fuliom f M I I1JS If OA JI 4N 11 ll 1 I M 1 fJ I 7i HI I I 8V 71 II I M llu 70 Uf M OU 71 lIllcl I 1 01 Winu cirox luiu v r mil SAliiuar for Sow tIllad piril ilotilj wvnthfr iroti bly leic l ihiiwiM In norlhtrn portion wanueri loulti wntiTiy HinK Jti riKfint Nfii luit iMttrn J tnitnliiiulu NI Jtnttj awl I iltmirt ai itlllu ilntl mirmrr iiriic i v mit r ilia UUlrlM of oiiniitilaiiid Mirjlaiul grntr My fair but eioul dunnK 1 pvirtlon of 40 day witrmtri outliwe terl ll Vorwrit roN olk r 1 tr 10 lk Kiulbwi t rt7 IJ IOLO AT TiE HOUSE SHOW irriuciiinTin roxinit Axn PLAT JKS IMA I is jtoxoitt A Hplrlted tontrt llet cn IX t rotter Peter nnil lnwrtnee tVntrrhurr Hlnmiiyliiilu J ere Their Inrmrr Verdict Mod llunnreli llenti Uolden Htitr With it fpoclal fcnturo so altrnclho ns an ex hibition of polo jHiulcs and polo plnycrs on the programme tho atiehdanco last night nt Ihl Dtooklyn Horto Hlmw was limited only by the scaling capacity of tho club house In which tha show Is I held Tlm contust was for 1 upecln prlro offered by W N Dykmnn Ircsldent ol the Hiding and Irl Ing Club for the test pulu pony to be shown In piny with mallet and ball and judged by speed manners liandl nuss and conformation Ioxhull Itccnc 1 l Potter Lawicure Vntcrbury and 1 I Lolller entered ponies In tho cIO nnd all except Mr Kccne were represented last night Wutcrhtiry and Potter of tho Westchcster Iolo lub ohowed their own pnnlcs whlla K I J Blow lode for Collier The judges were I V UIn Montague H L Herbert and L W Itoby lha contest fur first honors was cxcecdlnuly close I WDS only after many trials nnd much deliberation that tho judacs decided In favor of Potters entry Second prlro wont to Wntcrburys Stumpy while Potters siiowwhlto veteran Pierrot recetvud the yellow rosette Only seven of tha twehu hlch steppers en I tered In the lnt class of thu evening wore shown for tho JU prlro offered by Hubert II Woodward The oldtltno whip Fred Ashen dn drove Mr Ilrokaws 3700 bay mare Bulb a trottlngbred high stol or that won nearly every time she was shown last sea son but while the beautiful animal displayed more than her usual brilliant action and Iocd she fretted 0 good deal In thu cramped arena and when tha ribbons uero passed around she lot the red Instead of the blue First prlzowont toCol Jacob Itupportn bay guiding Firefly and Hamilton 1 Salmons tandem wheeler Lady bapphlre a grand mure wax placed third 0 V deumaniis superb black gnldlng I Ilona parte was not shown el In thn raddlo ne nn7g Francis II Pages special prize Ihebluo losette went to Jumps Turners bay gelding Ilex ridden by his owner Ihe same owners bay gelding Don ridden by 1 C Ilrle won third prie tho red ribbon going to U 1 FlHkva Headlight Llttlo Interest attached to the parade of park pairs In class w the tmmo horses having been shown In competition with each other earlier In tho week Monarch all Performer that has o never been beuten In double harness Rot the blue rosetto over lUvmoncl Hong inds lino pair Mercury and Mcuhlstn third tirlzo going to Timothy L Wood ruffs handxome bays Irlneo Knrl and Tho Duchess Hamilton I Salmon crack tandem Iady Mipphlru und Hlghllver drfenled their only comptitltorii ItiivmonJ Houglnndn llooth ali Ilnrrttt In chut h Thu lust I oloro e vvero driven tandem for the tlrpt tlue 111 publla and although beiiten they matlo a brilliant allowing clescrly drlsen by Aurel Baton yl lu thu class which followed the juilpes placed c1S 1 F Inlmugus genteel Enik horn Monarch abuse S lould Hrokiius rllllant goer lloldeti hlur The latter excels nitlnn nnd subsume svhllo Monarch outpoints Golden Htar In 1 confnrtnntliiti and citmltty t ol Kupperra bay uclditi i hliues I u inner at Dur lundk last week wns phiced third In the cliiMi fr tvaddlo tuntlcms W A Jntnlsonit Uray Kngle Ill lluid won fln t prlre 1 I Ilnrness itntli nnd 1 I tlx tie pair of carriage und middle nmrei that I cot first user f Jlllctte i1114 and III ick Ido i17 as a gen tlenmntt roud tenm on Mondny were second and J nines 1 urn rs Hex nnd Don vverv thrl scronl The jumping competition vv hie h nound up tho show vas won bv Mdney Dillon Itlpless Imy inuro Molly ridden by 1 U 1nlter t Ilrlca Modesty was bucond aud Mri louli IarUettos Hurrah third onl JTWY vir CUT7J He I Trilne to Produce n Vuclit to let Anitlilnie Afloat IONiioN April HIA corropondont of tho United 1rets tho other dny rcrclsetl tho prlsl lego of making a close inspection of U I Vut BOMH latest di sign the new tlrstelnss cuter for the Ueiman Umperor svhlih U nearly tlnlshcd nt 1 A S Hendersons McudovvMdo url Jlnsgovv Vatbon lmn follnvvetl I thoVnlk rIo In tho general features of the bout but there aro several departures In tho matter of detail which cull for special notice For Instance ns a rcMilt of tho recent Introduction of the nun rating rule whIch for thu first tlmo Includes Klrth measurement n a factor In determining tho rating of I jncht the distribution of tha le id has undergone u moat radical change tO lht nicer nf leeent l e irs lao hud their loud drnvv I dovv n to a di rp 1 lit el w hli h enabled

I boat to wok with nftoundlng eum in ktuti 1 tie 1 new rulu hl8 chnniid all that 1 liU initial Illustration of what In I likeil to hnppeu Allows u 1 umtonu draught thioiighoul thu bodj of lead which at Its bulkiest pert his an extreme breadth of le s than four feet and has I run nf thirty feet nn top iitid twentylive feel below lliu total weight of the lead Is I nbotit KiucntJ eel tons nml It Is I icekoned to bo the most cundented body user attuclied to I jncht In one other instance at least the Meteor lIt ferH fiom Vnt ons presious design the Val kjrle and tUnt is In resin ct to theunpcr body tif the bout TieII 1 IK I II diminished be urn w hich was to Lu looked for but It U tn ho noted that tlm Meteor tjptcadb from the loadvvnler line to the ui mth nf tin deck w hlle In thu cnso of the Vulksrlo thero Isijultet a tumblehome Mio reminds ono grtatlynf lifu4 AilMi in tho run tif bur trnke with perhaps u little uioru fulness foriul and a thlnnlnicilovvn aft 1 lio Metcorit chief ine hiirenitntH lire Length over nil IN teet Knglli un water line hd7 feet beam at the niotithTi feet beam nt tho loud water line U4 feet 7 inches drnuglit uni form throughout II feet h Inches I no bo it him great iserhiings fore nnd aft no less tlmti io fecit ut tho latter und 15 feet ut tho former Iklow Mio la cnnstruetd of ulm and abnvo of ellowpine wlthaslrake or two only of ma hogany forward in her mimt vulnerable part bho has bteel frames insitlo up from the keelbur bnnded foro and nft wltli n horlruptiil blind where tlie upper nnd lower bodies join while special ntrlngers aro fixed near Iho shrouds and nmitn IIMIHH u eil til mctit rlin iiruii nuiiiM strain on the Bills A steel boom Is being constructed round In Itend of tllnuonul as in the case of Vulkvrle and It will ho the largext jetmiuloon thu I lule Tho limlniiiiit Ib Just lisa than IUO fevt nf tt cmm pine and the1 topmant KIIC gilf eiieli about fitly feet Iheiinail la list Inches less ill girth ut tho ilei k thuit at tho 8hrnudn I ho Internul arrnngeiuents do not count fnr much Everything le nf the lluhlent decrlp tlon There nri to bo no bulkheals nnd tlu icht Is lolifivou run clean thinugh trniu for nullnft whllo the furnlshlnus nro nut upon un Ilnboniti tcale 1 livune aim Is to prodiico n jacht svhich will bent anything alloat I ipt innies uuil his men mo now I tho bunt which in ei coil1 tn ho Innnihed iibout Mny H In order to uu lilted nut fur tho Thames regutla AT TJH MAO itiAxn TKAVX Ir OiillcU IVIn thu Wuvrrlei Hhoot Wlmrlli lever VorU The niemti rs nf tint Vaierle Hcvt and nun Club of tills clt lirld their nnal Bhoulliu tournament of Ihe seisouut tlio North Piaih trrouiuU e terdn IT Jiiniil1 uulUkeurrlid ciT the honors nf the duj icorliii u iraiitit inlliu main rniuix illlun an I win nlni tlio i luu Ijiidui mil lirit lucun y lho iai I Jiurpli ilfort II iriRnry unl Ihnrlri ts Hurimrl KIU iho moil priiiuliu in uliiuiteri In Hit Imtiliuip nvtep4taki raeis wot htolicludtd tlio da 3 port HcHIIIHHrj flll UtilKnit tnib competition at seven Ihe birds eiili thnv inline llr Jail i s V ilullfk Vi irdi II tnuriioii Jeiikliuou 7 nrcU 4 liiinli l v uiiurd 2iij irds 6 Ihomii 1 Murphy tin urc ipnrii II Clr r ll ar 1 i f iiiie V ilurlinid 7un D ldilMi UlllMil 7Mirl 4 Il II p II MM s ArU a Miiuuil ii Iornr jul l Jrvini n Ainli rciii VI junta 1 flnrus u MIKIU it rtnl r AiiJrow u nlrl n VI y ird I M irris T K i r n n 7ard I 1ailll MHVKI in jcl urH I rideili k ii nii lir ooii iliinl 4 hii oncl nt lluiulliip niviip t th 4 at llvellin I IriUi aih en ranee IIP HI hlr U OAIIA thr t nun f irfunry 4 Mtirphv 4 iiurnur 1 4 iinifmuiri ir iiuuk V Icnklns i Slnid MIUII l MMi I IKiiiril An Ii roM siiuent irlin 4 rj MI Kin ilrnl fhlrl Ittut smut cMiiditlons iri nry i m derioorl I llullik 4 jHlkilKon I Mit 4 Wll linifl Iirler 4 Midir un I ullriiii J Siiuent U MIC II UlllKllUIMl V 1ourtti I tnt Siiuiue1 n lltloii4 itullck U tuiklii sun i lilnrd U Murpht V iretnri I Ilnriiurd I Vtillion Mle ilnri r MulHrmiii 1 MM eeut dlrhu I IMTMMII KhiKklund I Sun I Illu I MMil M und out Hue p liikis ut vn tilr U II fiitrrttitf fii birds i iri iin IIIMIIIMS tmiler r 4 Murhy I Mil u In em i i i SMIUnl I vr i I nille t ini r I Uurnarii I Hu u Mulilxiit him u iilliu I IiuKIn nli I Mllnl Mlirpln u n for I Ilirtuu I i SMllnu 1 Mileil lirlir I nl rxinu limiu 4 iilriei 1 l ir iin I IUM IUIM u Sunder TIIII fourlli n ulur mnnilil iluh uliiml of the 111 IB v iluu lull tiuik paio yikterdi riiriioou at S iU ISldm wnul IarU 1 I SI tll wlai Moll he med il t it in ntli inado lint onl BlraUht siorn e teidit li Hilled utery hird wlih ihuilril burnt ll jiljr iihintlily elnti hoot nt MI u lli lilnlsiueli fur tin luli n til Mm lit ip rie ii Ileiu Jl ar N V fliirli i kilnmm lijurd t I nil nrd B J Midmlrla 4 v ri II Mm lln Si hollli r SI ir u I Imriui SMstnl s rli i It llxnetrr VMupl t Joint J lint ijanU llrilliilK nur VI Mirdi A Ih Kruiir vi I I irr I plK ii irl 1 imrlit s inn l i r 14 Mlliiitu suid Js jirdt 4 John r rmi v y ir l n 1 1 ir KuM iirds n J i ii I up ir i ii u I i Is Nfiilmnriir VI anht IIU jiinU liinovillir infU n Will Ihe t A IV Icnora tha A A V I Otber Newf Bicycle riders who ore members of nthletlo olubs and race for these clubs aro anzlona to ascertain what steps the League of American Wheelmen vtll take to continue their alliance with tho Amateur Athletic Union Since the recent conference between tho represontatlscs of the League and the A A U in relation to altering tho existing agreement no decision hai lievn arrived at by the League of American Wheelmen It ts reported that President Klllott and Chairman Gideon of tho Haclng Hoard are inclined to favor a severance of all articles of alliance Secretary Sullivan of tho Amateur Athletic Union Informed TUB SUN reporter thnt his ns pociatlon has heard nothing from tho L A W n relation to tho alliance but that ho hns been ed to belles o thnt tho wheelmen favored friendly relations and tho alllatuo aided such relations Ho ripressod himself ns very much surprised nnd dUsutlsfled nt the reported posi tion taken bytho L A W I H Potter w ho represents tho L A W on tho A A U Hoard favorn an alliance but ho stated ycstordas that ho was entirely Ignorant as to how tho league would decide upon the question Chairman Kelsey of the Connecticut Division line hit liourd of tho League of American Wheelmen has arranged a circuit of State meets which It Is expected all tho crack nma tetir and profesfilonal riders will take part In Thu circuit w ill eipen at MiddleHeld on May IO follow Ing thin meet the dates allotted aro June 0 HoversWin el Club New Haven July 4 Bridgeport Wheel Club Aug xl Merlden Wheel Club The Canadian Wheelmens Association has mado some rndlcnl chumos In Us raring regti utlons this beason In order tn conform w 1th Its lew racing classification vl amateurs aud irnfopsfontls lt Kaclng Hoard has established the following Dominion ehumplonshlps for tlio jtur Amateur Half one Ile tenund twenty Is o mile Mifttj and twomllu tandem 1ro fe Iotiil Hall one rive ten and twentyllvo in lie eafuty nnd twnmllo tandem race To compete In tho Dominion championship races t is n ce sary tn rclde In Canada six mouths pre IOUH to tho dato of thu races The prizes In these races nru to counibt of medaU nut to ex cetd S1 In cost In the matter of records the follow Ing will be recognled ytiarttr half threequarters ono mile and all complete mllnii from thin llguro upward Nn Interuiedlatu records uboo one nllo will bo recoguled Comiietltlso records mm bo made at open meeting In trials ugnlnst time performances tuny be mado ut open meetings or In prltute and with or with nit pacemakers but the tlmo for such trials Is restricted to from May 10 tn Sept 1 The annual meeting nf tlm C W A will bo leld ut Quebec In July when tho mlluwlng chiimpiunihln races will bo run Amateur lulf one und llvn miles Prnfe idniml Hulf ono nml Ihe mllus A Fnncllon tea of lu is exacted for tho uward of till tho IcmgdUluuco championships The Hover Wheel Club of New Haven who will hold lu annuul rue meet on June JU will tin til nmalHur and two professional rute as allows Amateur Ono mile novlcu one mile ipun ono mle handicap nno mile yilli clasn wo miles lap raro flse miles city chumplnn hlli Profesflional One mile npen one mile mndlrap Iho promlnrnt profeaslonnl riders ire expected tn take part tn the professional races Thu Westdeld Wheel Club of Mlddleflold nnnwlll hold n race meet on May i when ho following races will bu run Ono inllu novice half mile handicap onu mileopen ono nllr hnmllcnp two mile open Tho ruces ure open only to nmatuurH A team rnad nice will be held under tha auspices of thu WentchiMer Cycling League on Saturday June open tn league clubs Tho Ilurlem Wherlmen lne elected the fnl low Ing nUli ers President s 01 hocius Viec Preaidint J M Iu llarr ecrulury C M liosns Ireustirer L C Mnlth Captain A O Kngltrt oernor 1 P Halght W H Lowe C t lilies S A Segieumn Charles W ni hack leoruK nuke ll i Adam M A bmlth T A Hoe nnd T H ninge The Ocean Parkwuj SVheelmen havi nrranged thu tollowlngiIub inns May It Itergenlleuch 10 rreoport Mune 11 liny Itidgi July 4 firant tomb July M Slalen Iland Aug 11 ltn kuwn Ilearh Aug Cone Island Sept 1 Amlt ville rnrit ciiniitT Tin lie tVlns the Clnr lllrd Shnot with a Henre The clay target tournament for tho rlmmplon phi nt Amerlcuwhlch bus hrcnuoingon fur thn past fuiirdajsnt iiittonbiirg was brnugl t ton l i oncluilon elenla To tery ones vu neither It O Hcikcs or n I Vulfurd BUtirulliiic Inwliiulna thu much nxeted tltluur tln big filler fun which wenl nllh tlie chum plonshlp sshlch fell to Tred Gilbert of Spirt Luke I a Gilberts victory was no fluke how J ever as he clearly earned tho championship brf good clean nhnotlng Hn Is conislchred ono o tho best Inanimate target shots In tho country and when Tulford and Helkes fell down In th curlier events J cslerduy he secured t uch a com maudlng lead that he was never afterward headed winning by Use birds from Fulford and Elliott who were tied for second place svho la turn ncro threo points ahead of Helkcs who finished third tnclcr tho conditions governing the tournrv mrnt Ollbcrt tn addition to the championship nnd a 2300 Klls er challenge cup received 95 per cent of a fund created out of 10 percent of the entrance and added moneys In tho twelve championship events Gilbert broke 00 tar cots out of a possible 100 or an average of 88J4 pur cent Tho next four high guns which In cluded C I Kulfurd 2U1 J A H Elliott yoi n O Helkes S38 and EI Miller ai7 dl vide half of the remainder of the fund Ths next six high BiinsK ItMerrill Sfii n I Hoy r 4 L V llayer SflT II O SVhooler and CO llarrett CSS and C W lludddlvlded ths balance of the fund A summary of yesterday shooting follows CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS Fvent No 4 Twentyfile targets unknown anftlcti 3 MJ entrance added money 8C5 CO entries GL SViRner r H Sillier and II Thurman divided first money with clean enrc of XS ent n J A 1C Elliott 1 clIKifrt K t 1 iilford lm lllnitr andc Von Ionn erkodlilded ecnul nuiney wltli Sflcach ULttider maii IS Iliruuiltt Itolli llelkrs It frlmblc 1C K Merrill J IIMiuislone T mylor anil Capt A W 5loii y dlvlderl thud money w ftli J leach seven mea dlvidtd fourth money with Itx uich and ton men dl Mded nflh with VI ruch heut No ft Twenty live tnrffets expert rule on man 111 traps dotMi entrniieo ClUAU added nioiiey u rortj on entries CSS liucMC o llarrettand l lrlmbh divided tint money nlth 24 each Itrrt SS lug O IL Dlkleand 1111 SUii pier dlvldfd ipconct wlih al each f llltiert N af APKar anI J Llvlnrf stoiiedlvlclcil third with iJ each nine men dulled rourih wlti XI each and soTen nun divided fifth wltii 201 eh vent No H Ten pairs entries LBO ndcled money 10 Uli entries F h 1jrmaltu won Itrnt money with HI J A It h llott II s llarllitt and 11 La nor ell Mcleil seconil wild IMttaeh C ilrlmin Krel Gilbert U O llHrntt K II Mlllcr am Keel SVInu UUIded third with 17 two men cllviutd fourth with lu and seven illvldjil tlftli wltn IS each I KXQlIAH EVENTS 4 Event Xn 1 Twenty targets unknown anftlefg 1 entrance ndcled mone 0 s i entries F a Partnulei won nrst money with a cliau score C Lin di mmn Kre 1 DlltHrt I A Upsun I 11 hohoretmeler nml Jioil Motley divided neconl with III Ilood1 SVMeri J A R flllott A H rretl Hollo Milken H A liarllettil l SVrecler K I Fulforcl and HIt Merrill divided thlril with In eleven mi n illvMocl fourth with 17 and eight divided fifth with 111 Meiit Mi U ame condition 63 eutrlct C SV Iluclil Rolln lit Ike D A Union nnd It It Merrill divided nrst with uu lrei Hubert O It Dickey SS l liirlcliie and S Hobble dlvlilecl iieeon I wltli 1U D Lerovl v Murfir Jnek Parker L H Schorl ineler II A IlartUtt 1 I IoAton and Hcil SVlni divided third with IKrnch elKht mnn dlvlclnd fojrtb with 17 mid ten divided nftli with 111 lvunt tio H haniti conditional 01 entrtei C SSupMier and Iupt Money dlvl Inl llmt with U F u Pariualer e SS lliidl 1r i uilUirt P I Jlllkr Hollo Ilrlkeii It Trlmlile Hed Uln O n lilt key Neat Apyar and Sth l lover divided iieeonil with III IX llticlernian Iloocl SSatdrs C fJrlmm J I1 ntont It U Merrill und K DFulfurl divided third ith IHI ten men divided lourlh with 17 and nlno divided llfth with 111 hvent o 7 Sime condition 47 entries F H Parumlee C SV Itlldil K II lit rl 1C Trlmlile Heii SSIneIi A llarllett aud Jafk 1arker divided tlrnl with 111 t I lu lermauJ A H Hollo Helkes r Tliiiy J 1 Faitou i A lpionlt H Jlrrlll K 1 Fulfor I Mm mover ll SV ciirldiie Iiuiehjf Son Uillji rke and II ll SVheiler divide I nivoiicl wllli IM Oil J 1 Anuumi P U Itoj UeofTrey II Thur niru tills llrlnfT nnd II IMvtnriU divided third wits 17 teiiliiPll divided fourth with 10 and four divided lltth with Ii 1vrnt NO HSauie intulitlonci forty ilx entries I h Iariiiulet C SS JiiKlu l Fulnrd nnd J Sqa dlvlcltd llml with jo Jnine 1 A 1C hillUt I Ilrlmin K lllllKrl lln Ilelkra It Trlluliln L rmin 19 11 Ilirlletl Neif S i ir II II XSheeler C S luver 1J SS Clirlilgeil Ilium m anclj lailor lltMid mvond vvlili 111 lloolMV er i laue K 1 Miller 1 1 KattOD Jack 1irki r 1 II Mlinrtn lutder Intch und J 1 vliiK toiii dlvlied Ihlnl with Is nlno men clivllul fourth nioiiey with 17 and Hiedlvldiil Uflh moue with 1U Cbnrley Kelly Knock tint Muxey llntich Tlio HrHt stafi uf the Inlm A C was heM last night lu Ihuroouiaof the elm lsu Iiowerj Tlieiur prl o of tht nlkht wan when thti refiree Htopped the Colllni Matthew IlKht That uftMal mid Hint the police Qompelled him to dull The llmt go ivn be tween Joe lie rmli In un 1 SI Allen two luntumi They fought tX ht rounds ItruitetiiKOt thedPlslon Murli HUH ex pie ltd of tin next pair Mutt Matthews ml Mik Colllni nt IU luiundi In the neveutli rouncl whlo Collln nttempted to ituclc Matthews tiuuht him on Ihe point of the Jaw nnd kunikeilhira i iluvvu iv cK couiiUlill mil Inxau Ineillicil Al tins lumtuiu Uefirve Aaeiil Inltrlirtil aud topped Ihnbout HID lust iifTurof tiu iihflit wus lntweeu ctmrHy Keilv nnd Mini llntKh at 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f Ii THE SUN SATTTRDAY MAY 9 1HIIJ I 1 t t L UV ct f Je tttK SATURDAY SI AY 0 1800 1 Hnh rrli llnn l r II nil rIIld PillV l r llonlh O no tiAtlr Per tear M 0 t flUNIUV Per Year O DAILY AND SUNDAY Per Yenr H 0 DAILY ANU SUVDAY PIT Month 10 io lsgo toForeign Countries added Tin BOM New York el I IX rit tf wnTh City nd Suburban ttuwi nuren ni Itietlincn PutMnnil Nrw Vimu Awiouirtn f M is a 91 to 2 Ann Mrcd All Information and docu tnentsfnr puhiu u o Initntitljr dlsnemlnated to Ihe press of IbA whole country Tlio Fifth ATtnno Tlio two grout building 1 to bo erected I on opposite corners of the Ilfth aventio and Fortyfourth street for the UNO of two of 1 the most noted caterers of tho town will i give further distinction tn a neighborhood which already hits ccoiiio conspicuous as a centre of clubs nnd kindred Institutions To some extent these two establishments DELSIONICOS on tho cast and SlIKUItYs on tho west will compete for public and fashionable but for that approval thlt very reason each Is likely to contribute to tho prosperity of tho other Tho transformation of this neighborhood which will b carried forward by tho erection of these spacious bulldltiRH as houses of re I fection and for social entertainments began with the purchase of 1 slto by the Century I Club In Fortythird street to thu west oC r the Fifth iivcniio only about six years ago At that tlmo the block was disfigured by stnbles which gavo It an Inferior char acter though the high ground of tho situation tiiado it especially desirable for architectural improvement Accord ingly when tho Century Club established I itself there nnd put up its tasteful building other institutions of tho same general kind speedily followed Its example nnd tho un t sightly stnbles gave place to tho important and imposing structures of tho Academy of Medicine tho Racquet Club and the r Bar Association whllo on tho opposite It aldo of the direct the Renaissance Hotel was I erected Thus tho direction which the fu 1 ture development of the region was to take Was determined and assured It was t be come a great centro about which would be feathered associations institutions hotels and kindred establishments to which would b attracted large numlxjrs of citizens and Tisltors seeking t enjoy their advantages Tho erection of the two houses of enter tainment to which wo havo referred will naturally assist powerfully in tho transfor f mation of the neighborhood during tho next few until It Is made years uut complete The stables In Fortyfourth street between the Fifth and Sixth avenues will bo replaced by I J extensive structures tho private s in the adjacent fashionable thoroughfare will b torn down to provide sites for n suc cession of largo nnd Important buildings and tho whole of that elevated district will i b utilized for the public purposes for which j I Is eo especially adapted This transforma tion is likely to go on until the Fifth avenue from Fortysecond street to the Central Park Is lined throughout I with business and other establishments of the same general sort before many ycnrs they will drive out the occupants of even the I most imposing of the private residences which have ben erected there recently The change in the character of the Fifth avenue blow Fortysecond street which il has already occurred Is not greater or more radical than that which is likely to take place J oven more rapidly abovo Murray Hill after the buildingof tho extensive establishments of SHERKVS nnd DELMONICOS Fort SIEIIYS an at Forty fourth street It will be n region of clubs I umntuons restaurants and houses of enter I tainment and of business structures Invited t by their proximity It will be nn eel more notable thoroughfare than ever i throughout its whole extent from Wash ington square to the Central Park both In Its architectural display and its other at tractions for the public New York at St Iiouls Whatever compromises or divisions of t future party honors there may b In other Stats between those favoring and those opposing tho nomination of AVlUIAM Mc KlNLEY at St Louis there can bo nothing I of compromise among the delegates repre senting tho Republican party of New York 1 There has ben some talk here or there of this or that distinguished loader of Rcpuli I tl I Hean party forces getting on or off the Ohio band wagon an expression which came in use among politicians four years I ago to describe the moving political proces 1 i sion which was bended for Minneapolis and had for Its object tho renomlmitlon of Gen i HAIUUSOS With llttlo consistency little 1r grace and vcr little appreciation of the I most rudimental obligations of political and personal loyalty certain Republicans havo 1 ben jumping to McKlNiKV These I changes of political p re feronco are cot un J usual In advance of I National Convention I the outcome of which Is undetermined until its delegates assemble Hut the State light in New York turns on no matter of individ ual preference for one or other of thu Re publican Presidential candidates I goes deeper it relates to a controversy over factional regularity nnd recognition and tho circumstances which have brought out this condition nro worth narrating Tho Republican parly In New York is beset with factional differences In tho large cities of tlio State and moro ptrtlculnrly In J the three described In tho amended Consti tution ns cities of the first class New J lorl Urooklyn nnd Julnlo 1 I In New York us nearly every anu knows thu lines of I division nro sharply drawn between tho I PLATT men on the ono Mile and the Ohio and Union League men on tho other Tlm PLATT mel havo tho machinery of tho 1 County Committee tho Ohio and Union League men have lost of the unices In I Urooklyn the two Republican fact Ions am EO evenly balanced both In the County Commit tee and In tho possession of f the local patron n eve that victory goes to tho standard of I ether but oscillates waverlngly between the two In Rnffalo the antlIiTT Republi cans are In possession of tho party machin ery and those of tho ofllcos which the Demo crats have let them In three other large I rltlei of thn State Syracuse Albnny and Rochester the t same factional divisions be tween thu Republicans exist Milotnntlnlly Hit in the towns and countlesof tho Interior the organization or machine Republicans I who acknowledge tho leadership of vx Pen ator IIATT nnd itro In harmony with tho Republican State Administration with dor ernor Mnitrov nt its head predominate In the month of March when thu organi zation Republicans of tho 1IATT faction determined to maku thu support of lHVl I1 MoiiTOK for President thu tent uf Republi can allegiance In New York the antl1iATT men throughout the Btate prompted to that i coarse by some ant PUT Republican V 1L l evidently not In office hereabouts bd clearly I man of some knowledge of the rea slttmtlon determined to make Major Me KlijLKV their candidate and support of Me KlNLKV synonymous with opposition to ItT in Now York I was 1 wollplamiet nlTnlr because It assured I cohesive ness which could In no other way b secured tho MrKlSTFr movement In this State and It brought together and hold together all the antULATT Republi cans under tho common Iximl of I supremo and not tinprnmliltiit effort to wrest control of the Republican party machinery In New York Stnto from the PIATT regulars through tho power In ore of I Republican President who whllo In executive iidlco an the Governnr ot Ohio showed himself to bo an honornblo partisan In support of his party friends and Indifference to Mugwump censors and critics So far l tho representa tion of the Htalo of New York Is I concerned thu only support which McKlNInV will get In St lulls will como from the null PIATT Republicans Tho most vigorous and most consistent opposition to McKtK LFYH nomination In this State will come from tho PIAIT regulars There seems to Im no probability of any compromise In the nmttershortof the overthrow ono or tho other faction at St Louis forthoMcKlNtrT boomers In this Stato aro shouting for their favorite because they wish to see a third Republican President from Ohio In office Intrusted with tho agencies of political re prisal In thu way of Federal patronage to destroy tho PIATT regulars and put them In the saddle To thn Ingenious man persistent and Im placable In his hostility to PIATT who originated this plan of campaign to mass theantlPlATT men of New York for Mc KlNlrr great fimo and honor will como If the scheme works The greater will b Mr PLATTS credit if it doesnt Earl Chapters of tlio Jc lslatlo HluJrllhy of Mnjor MoKlnky WILLIAM MtKlXLKYS appearance In na tional politics was almost simultaneous with that of HUTIllillFUIll II HAYES Geo oglcnlly ho belongs to the Ohio drift of the lAYKS period Deforo his election to tho Portvflfth Congress his military highwater mark had been that of Captain nnd brevet Major In the Union army and his highest civil olllco that of Public Prosecutor in Stark county McIClKLKY was sworn In as I Representa tive on Oct 1C 1877 lu tho same Ohio delegation wcro JAMES A GAItFIKLD JACOB U Cot nnd ClIAItfns FoSTHIt Tho House vas Democratic and SAMUKL J RANIJALL vas Speaker Tho first tlmo McKjSLKV arose In the House was on Dec 10 when ho iresented tho petition of some Iron manu hcturers In hIs 01 town of Canton and else vhere praying Congress to tnko no action concerning tariff revision until it hnd made in official inquiry into the condition of the nricms Industries of the country At tho same time tlio Major put in two private pension bills blH Ills first speech was delivered on April 1C 187S I was I tariff speech an argument for protection and against free trade or tnrllT reform and it is practically the same speech which the Major has been delivering from line to time ever since I was elaborately ircpnred nnd earnestly delivered but while icard with attention it did helrd respectful attelton dll not produce any profound impression of Its authors hors greatness ns a thinker or orator Phis speech concludes with nn appeal igalnst tariff agitation which is Interesting to read now Jlr Chairman there nerer vrai a time In the his lor ot thU country more Inauiplclous than Ibo pr nt lime for tho dreamer nnd the theorltt to put Into practical operation hli Impracticable theories of tolltlcal economy The country do s not uantthem tbo btislnefli men of tho country do not want them They wall quiet to recuperate their waited f orcf i an1 lam mi o I utter no lentlment nun or original when I say that If thl IIouno Hill promptly pass Ihe rtDrourlatlon bills and other prestlnc legislation ollowliiK this with nu Immediate adjournment the pople will applaud tuoli a C Oiirsa ns the work of talesmen and tho ulsclom of men of affair During the three sessions of that Forty fifth Congress McKlXLKY was on his feet In the House only I nine times except alee al vays for unimportant Incidental remarks Being itelected to the Fortysixth Con gress tho Major gained by I Speaker RAN ALIS appointment a placo as a minority member of an Important committee that on the Judiciary Almost on tho anniver sary of his first speech in Congress he lIe Ivercd a second opposing the Democratic attempt to repeal thoso Federal election aws which to tho satisfaction of all good Itlzens have since then been whet off thu tatute books McKlKLKYs defence of the odious DAVKXroilT laws and of Federal in terference and force displayed the narrow est spirit of partisan intolerance Dut tho most Interesting thing about McKlXlEYs bloody shirt speech of April 18 1870 is that it led to a personal inci dent unimportant in itself but Ilko many inimportaut incidents liiciferous in its revelation of character McKlXIIiY had bell attacking the Southern Democratsand ntlmntitig that now they wero in power at Washington they would never pal hI If unchecked checked until they had nullified tho results of tho war including the constitutional iincndments In support of his prediction ho quoted some of the rubbish which used to appear In tho now almost forgotten Oho Imll State Ho also quoted from I recent speech In the House by JOE DLACKIiuux of eutncky I havo not forgotten tald Mr MCKINIKT that the cuutloman from Kentuccywho now pre sides over thlt commlllru with o much ability iloclarml a few Uayj ifto upon Iholtoor of IliU llouir I I l thl organlza tol the Democratic that hat oom luck to rule and hat menni to rule That thti I their purpose I have lover ilotihtetl How ancl la what mantifr let Ibo gentlemans own word pak and I read an extract foO hlf speech W til nol Inland to ttftn until WA haTtl itrlrkpn he last vestige ot your war measures from tlio statute b KJOU1 The Houso was tn Committee of tho Whole and Mr DLACKlitnx was In thu clmlr Mr FIXIEY of Ohio thus Interposed In his behalf Mr Klitrr Will my colleague yield a moment Jlr 1 UcKlMJY t cannot yield Mr KlMJsrI ilcslre simply to ask the gentleman 10 ltnl h thu sentence ho lns I read tn part I do not ty ho ha carhlud anything but why doe ho not Inlsh reailliiK Hie sontenco T Mr SleUiMMTf Mie tuil uorllttl al all I tho gentleman from Kentucky Jlr Hi tout mi who I nnn In t IB chI or my cnlleaitua Ur Kisicvj 1 walt ho enilra speech read and t pan haro my too U I ended fur Dial purpose Ibal I bi vrry KlaA Mr tluat merely uk fur Ihe completion of the i rnUncv I Then Mr DiACKnriw In the chnlr him I pelf appealed to MclvINLHY I for decent treatment In the matter of tho quotation The Chairman Mr IliAciinoniJIf Ihe grnlUimn from Ohio will permit Iho prustnt occupant of tit chilr bo will asU that tho gentleman read not Ibo entire spmli I I but the sentence Instead of a part of 1 thosenti nee Mr JK Kl IJiYWliat sentence I II1 Tlie f tmlrnian The ono last referred to by the gentleman MrMtKiMJnr Hare yousir Ihe whole speech I so I vi 111 gladly read further Tho IMlrniauThe Chair hot not a copr at feiml SIr 31KiM 1 KII 1 would not du Ine Kenlleman any Injustlcofor tlio world The Chairman the Chair will furnish a eopjr to Ibo gentleman Mr McUrjlirTbe g otlcnt j fiom KiutuckjU I

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nilm nti of hl parly and does not cor r them up W know juitnthst he meati I rrtvat I Mi tanoHnui I We do not Intend Hop until n hun stricken book the but t elire of your war 1url from thostatute UnvlnR tlius declnrcd thnt ho tint dune no KnrlilltiK nnd tmvlnt tlnis rr ciitrit liliorlg Itml Btntciticnt ns to wlmt Mr DlAclUifUK sulil Mnjor McKlNLKV proceeded without Interrtiiitlcm to tho cud of his siiccch for Federal Interference ntid force When ho hnd fllilHhtd Atr lllACKliLUH called Mr SruisaKit to tho clmlr nnil took tho floor Then ensiled thll cxtrnordlnnry eTposnro of JInjor McIClNLCYs conduct I ir PucsnnH Sir RimiiiEn In the chair rote Mr MrKllLIITlilr lro lr llncKBfiisl decline to yield If I hat ths Door DoorTho Tho Clmlrninn Tho ncnlloninn from Kentucky plr llucKcritn hns the Door Mr lllfKHnxl follow Iho worthy eiampte of the gentleman from Ohio I decllni to Jrlftd I had hoped that when a member of CmigreM uiidrrlaxes tn quote from the lltennl wordi that he nllcnes liao been uttered by n rollcnKiio on thn floor he I would how u degree of IntrlllKeneo and a deicrfii of f ilrnemi siirtlclent topretctil llieunrhllnK of an official utter ance I In sir a pitiable liulnncprlilier of tbo weak ne ftuf the man or tho wcnkmM of thn rauiin or the combined wcnknenii of both that prompts nny man to cnrMe nnd mUriuoto tin utterances of another Tlio rtrnllonian who IIOA Untnccupled the Hoor told this committee tlmt I hud declared nnd he pretended to read from theofllclnl Ittront ipraklnK for the parly to which 1 twIonK and o which Inl 1 HID humblest moulliplecotliat wo netrr Intended to stop until WA had stricken from the stntuto Ixoi Ibo last of the war measures Mr Clialrnian that utterance via not warranted that utternneo was tint true ami tho linvrit shows It Hut worno thnn thnt from tho chair 1 asked Iho ccntlrninn tu do inn tho justice to read the whole sf ntenoo not the eech Jlr MtKiMKv I nk thORrntloman Mr IILACKITIIII docllno to jlelI the floor with all deference to the ijontlemnn I will speak for my self ai he rcftiiicd tn tpenk for me when I was gagged I nuked him to rcirl 1 tlivrrnteneo which h girhlrd He decline I sent to itiydmlt and Ill an oniclal copy of that tpctch whteh ho pretended to qlloto from i I undi rllned and underhoored tho remahidi r i f the gentence I wrote a ninrRlnnl note on Ibo pngo xprfs ed tn tliono rerv 1h Why be no unfair nf to irnrble a enteneo In thin raIn V Ho took that when ent tn him lira pa e plti hed It on hUdesk and refilled to Klfo mo the opK rtunU to IMI I heard from thoVcont Now I will rend the sentence which tbo Kcntlemun declined to do nift thn jtistlco before tho House nnrl the country to read t Ue do not Intend to itnp until we have stricken the last vcMljto of oiirnAriupastirrs from thostatuto book irAlrft Ubr llxst Uhlcli like Ibo election laws llVri hornnftht Itamtnn tnrttlrnt Itt riltl MtHfs and IwAeil an Alono lo the abridgment o rh Itbirtu of the ctttstn Thnt pnrt of tho eiiitonco whIch Major McKlXLEY Imd dcllbcrntely Htipiiressed nnd ns deliberately refused to produce nfter tho urgent personal nppenl of thl KCtitleninn wronged by the niisquotntlon changes tho whole meaning which MclvlXLEY hnd en deavored to fasten upon ULACKIIUKNS re mark From a revolutionary declaration it became tho mere statement of I legiti mate Intention which has since been carried out Tho Federal election laws have been stricken from the statutes We do not hear of anybody today demanding their rcinact tent Een Mnjor McKlXIEY Is possibly Rat sficdto let mattersstand ns they nre Hut nt tlmt time tho caustic words of tho Ken ttickinti were hardly needed to complete the Rllcklns exposure of Major McKlNlKVs methods of political controversy Tlio in cident left him In I most humiliating po sition On that day and dtibstquently when ho returned to the effort to justify himself in the of the House he hll8el eyes 101Sl stam mered a few words of explanation that did not explain and then fell back defiantly upon this absurd proposition I do not think that the remaining clause which the gentleman from Kentucky reads chIt at alt thrpart Irtaa but Heave that ipirstlon to tho com mittee and 1 the judgment of tho country This wns tho lirstoccnslon on which Major McKlXLUY exhibited himself to his associ ates in Congress otherwise than as tho maker of perfunctory motions or ns the lie clnimer of carefully studied periods I was not an auspicious revelation of his more In timate qualities It cannot be said that tbo McKlXLKYDlACKDUKX Incident of 1871 Rave to either thu Republicans or tho democrats of tho House a favorable impres I biou of the Ohio btatesmnns candor cour tesy or Intellectual resources Tel years later tin accidental circum stance thnt the lon WILLIAM McKlNlKY lad run for Speaker against tho lon THOMAS UltACKirrr HIII nnd had been de feated by KKKI placed MrKlMrY nt tho held of the Committee on Ways nnd I Means A Kepubliran tariff bill in framing which others bo re a more Important part than itmsclf thus cnnie according to custom to be ticketed with his name Still labelled wIth the of McKlSLiv tho name 1JISLY Itcpubli cnn tariff bill of 1800 became a law prin cipally through tho efforts nnd inllucnco of Speaker HKID Tho nnmo sticks nml it s that name nnd pcarccly anything elI vhich convention after convention of frati ically enthusiastic Republicans is booming along toward St Louis Thu man Is llttlo mderstood by the country Tho nomlna ion will be the nomination of a name Ono Stuffed Prophet is enough for at least a hundred years Men nnoiiRh Now for tho Navy One thing Indo suro by tho Senates ac tion on the Xavy Appropriation bill Is I thnt irovisioti is mndu for all tho enlisted men required for tho ships Tho number Is I reuter eel than that for which Secretary IIUIHKT himself 1 ltel1 This result was reached 1 peculiar way Last year the Secretary found that In order tn man properly the ships built nnd build tig U000 additional men were required Congress granted half that number nt once Ill this year tho House atlthnrled the other 1000 At tho same time an It was irovIdinK liberally for tho navy giving It tour new battle ships ninonc other things It ulded fiOO additional marines After this bill had gone to tho Senate there rnwu before the Icm u 1 separate nensure from that body primarily devoted tu providing fornnapprentice Htui Ion nt San ranclscoj and Interpolated In that Senate bi wns tho highly important general pro vision I tlml the 70 npiiriitlics in tin mivy should henafter bu reckoned as additional to tho legal enlisted force The llonso promptly JKISHM I el this bill thereby praetl cully adding 730 to tho enlisted force of Hcumeii Indeed enlistments hnvo nlteady MHim again and as 1 direct result of that pilot llttb rider on tho apprentice xtatlou 11 thu thru battle hhlps Massachusetts Orlgon nnd TetH are all i xpnctctl to go ntncommission within 1 fow weeks wlilln thu Newark also can bo retained In com I nisslon her rruw not beln rifiulrid for lllty elsewhere un I When thu navy bill reached the Senate Its committee allowed tho IlruIIII fur thu 1000 additional mel for tlio navy to stanl hut struck out tho ono for thn addition of fiill to tho innrinu corps This Irippemsl I if 10 do not err before tho House had practi cally nddcd 700 already to the navy by I 101 currliiK In the apprentice station bill Hut lowever thnt limy be It woulil not luivo I lean btrnngo If tho Srmito hud remeinberid his 750 all had accordingly reduced tho iravUton for 1000 additional men to SAO Jut whnt it actually did wiu to voto not SJ only the 1000 but nlso tho COO for tho ran rIle corps thus nssurlnjfi within the lost fortnight tho wholly unexpected Rain of S2BO enlisted seamen nnd marines Add the 1000 provided for lait year ali wo hMo 12M within tlls short period tp to I jenr 110 the maximum tonal tort wn i only 0000 cnllted men of the navy and i100 of tho mnrlne corps an ng Kregato of 11100 Thtu tho surprising ad dition of urarly no per cent has been made In this ruapcct tho lfftyfourtli Congress has done aU thnt could b asked of It Tho afnttcr with Wllllnm Our cstcrmcd Itcptibllcin contcmpornry the Itnutan Jnurnnl perhaps yields to I not uncommon trait of Massachusetts to regard herself as the navel of the universe In Fay Ini thnt I Massachusetts Is the hrtf nulr of the Democracy and that to tho ordinary JvlTrrnonlnn thn Hay Stnto stnndrt totiny as the very fountain held of Republicanism Without attempting to discover whnt par tleulnr ornament to the fauna of Mnsmclui Kelts a biHo nolr IH the Democrats can lay thflrhandi upon their chests and solemnly deny that they havo nny objection t Massa chusetts and even that they regard It ns the fountain head of Republicanism I Is a solid and State 10ld trustworthy Republican Statl but thero ore divers other States moro im portant to the Republicans Democrats ex pect Massachusetts to IK Republican and when It elects n Democratic Governor as it elected WILLIAM I OABTON in 1874 BEN JAM m KUAXKLIX UUTLHU In 1883 and WILLIAM EUBTIS IlfssKIl three times suc cessively Democrats outside of the Stato are amusoO and surprised But after all the world continues to WOK on much tho I sumo as before nnd tho excitement is not iUvn nnd permanent The IlosUm Jon mat drags out its bate nolr for fho purpose of frightening the Hon WILLIAM I KUHTIS RI SSILL I The average Democrat It says would h fairly pnrulyycd with mingled wrath all I wonder ut tho thought that his partys chosen leader cnmo from Massachusetts Tho nvorigo or even belowtheuvernge e IXmocrnt will not bother about the site of the candidate provided ho Is duly qualified In sand nnd sen so Tho trouble with tho Hon WILMAM KtJSTis RUSSELL isnt that ho lives In Cambridge Mass but that be appears to bo ono of tho Ion Gltovnn CLEVELASrs decoy ducks The Indiana Republican Stato platform I Is rcmarknUo rhetorically as the next most turultl proOctton of thu year I A note of fresh Americanism is hoard In IM tnt of Montreal Conahlerlnc the great nrmitncnt which nrn bulMlnit In Canada under Knirliuids direction In which our contemporary pee no relief for agriculture no market for her produce no barrier to erolKratlon and no benefit to Cnnaila Ixi Iatrie tavs Lot ns be wlso anil patriotic Let ns labor for Canada and for tho pood of Its population rather than eacrl flce our labors nnd our millions for tho pleasure of nnelnnd Vhllo tho Dominion of Canada I practically n vassal anil nn appendix of England It can be said truly that tho Canadians aro a people with out a county Indeed as a correspondent tells us there nro IniTllshmen and Scotchmen la Canndn bul few Canadians This ruling of Commissioner ROOSEVELT at a police trial on Thursday Is an Bound ns ITar veilzed stca Iee Ilereafte In complaint of this kind make I troupers and not pnnti You might nt well lay that tbeffeutlmd hid haudft In hli alt pockuu The Hon I IIEODOIIK HoosEVcrT Is a true reformer former Our esteemed contemporary the Cvltl rafor nnd Oonnfn 1 rVnfrnmn Is I moved by tho appointment of the lon CMAMIFS AomroiA WEITINO tn remark that It will h llttlo abort I of mlraclHlf lender a mlrc1 a worthy and champion of tho agriculture of uch I Stato as this can b mlle by icvtrmncnt Hat of I pcntleiimn who U I not known ever to have done nnythlnir written n line or Raid lord that has made the fillnhteet Impress on our rural Ills tory Thl Is unjust to Mr WHITING and pccnis to show nn erroneous conception of thu relations of ncrlculturo to the State Commissioner of Agriculture The purpose of tho olUco helil by Mr I WmiNO Is to give a talitry to u Itcpuhllcan or a Democrat nnd to persuade tie fanners that tho State Govern ment smllea upon their labors The Commls ploner benefits himself Inc perhaps his party but hl Is ns unnecessary to the farmlnc Inter ests of XeMf York as a dentist In n hen house In fact ho might just ns well and with a better fcciisoof the flt and Illness of things be taken from Wall street or the Fifth avenue The lcers and champions of agriculture are tho farmers th iischcs The Hou KIIJAH APAMS MORSE M C a distant relative of the APAMs family has taken the trouble to aver that thoro isn focl Int tn other parts of thn country that Maine U n llttlo too far Kqst to to for a Presidential can didate Sir Moitsi IS Knitllsh ts a little uncertain nn ltd logs but his ineiin ItiL Is I clear No doubt ho believes himself that Malnn In I too far Knst I how over the Republican party wants a statesman who almost fatfs beneath his wetcht o all tho vhtiles tho friend of religion prohibition edu cation oi riicntieel nnd the A 1 A such n man can bo found by mldrcsslnc tbo Hnn KIIIAM A Moiisr Canton Masi a placo which In Mr Jlolisiih opinion Is Just Kast enoucli Mr ClvvriAMI wouldnt Ket twelve conn tl sln he Ninth fiihl Mr IUIIKI of Te a A very eoiiKl lernMe I iiutnlierof the Noilthern colil men uoulit not lute lor Jlr tl it f f M I heeniiKft of tnelr I objection touthlril term Uii hm vl m lnr Kor ullr ullver and popullitlo crazes there Is I an nblditik tenso of political principle In the I Democratic 4oulh Tho Republican Ptnto Convention In Mlclilitan ehrntiK from adopting the unrqnlvo cnll1 monev plunk reported by tho majority of tho Committee on Itesohitloii becnnso n mlnoilty l leLuto cried that thnt would put UK back to Cloutundism and bondUin Tho delusion that the preervallon of tho cold xtamhiril InMciul of the ilellcicncy of revenue I was the priniii cniine lor tho uli of nivrlAND beilh ui filleted tit en tho llcpnbllcans One cfTect of our new Constitution will be th absence of an election for municipal olllcors I In Now York i Ity thl year Such 1 think has neur occurred Imfiuc at it general election At thu election of three jearsato two of the roost i 1 I Importnnt KfllelnU In the ncheine of KO eriunent of thin city Iho IHstrlct Attorney niu the Comp I troller u err clcctul firn term of thnn yearn Iliih which hut for tie ehatiKo prescribed by I tlio Cnnntllitlnn DM nineinleil would terminate nn the Ut nf Ihveiniir next I To hnrmonlze thoteniiionf iiu iMifllir 1 llh tho now plan of tepiiintlin iniiilclpil tnin Mule election how ever the tcrjiiH of iitrict Altnrney IlXImvs and of CcMirtrullcr IIT I 1 ero linuthencil ona year hevimO the periiil pruvliltil for by the nets nf tho vnler iiml thcxo luu ulllcliil will con tinue In tbr cllju tcrvico until tho c4ose of 1HU7 Anil It U probably I very KIHI thlni for tliomIinliiiKiratlcil of uovernincnlal ntfnlre In New Yurk In thu 1 iotn ntlon If utfenilers ntulnn thi Inns nnil tn thv rntcctlun of the I cltyh ilniiiiilal Intelciu that this chnnuo has lcn innili In ih 7 ilicro will ha a ueneral I rnumiiip1 for he ctHice of Major District Attorney Plitrld CumPtriiller Juilgo and AlcUrmrn At thU cara election In New York a Governor anil Lltuteiif ntdovf rimr as well as Prtslilen tiul elector lacmberi of Coutfreu ana mel fcBAitjs T jS Hld Iq 11 1 t rs of the Albnny Anemblr will b Toted for all tho Inltlo for political upremacy to far as It U I In he power of tho prescience of a majority of the member of 1 Constitutional Convention to mnke It o will bo on the lines of national questions The year following national and Hlnte questions are to ho set n ldo from Iho minds nnd thoughts nf tho voters and local question only considered l Such nt least Is I thn I Clan of those who IslnbllsheU tho ncwillvMnn or allotment of offices to ho filled by topular election I Is nn experiment to be tried for the first tlmo In New York nn experiment depend ent upon thn correctness of the theory enunci ated by a dlitlnaiilshcd nnllvn nnd resident of Ohio that tho voters ell only consider one question at n time However tlmt luny ho It Is n fact that this cur for tho tint tlmo In New York city thero will bo election ofllccrs oly wi nn elcItll for local oOkorl i I it comes ttp to the description given by tlio HoMntfoH Inl thn new rtraw hat which warns the Ile mtnv from thu Shakespearean brain screen of the linn llll HIIACKKTT Hnrli Is worthy nf him and suro to ho a won der nnd I delight The crown Is I Ilko nn old fashioned New Knulinil milk Inl and Is said lo bo unique Tlio brim Is J broad and Hal mil the ribbon very narrow like Mr Krmis murdered uotistncho There Is an nlr of Jnuntlness I about tho whole structure I shows tlmt the Speaker erects tho piimmrr with his nittnl calmnessand thnt his BCIISO of beauty flourishes I dervishes unabated uinld the wild dances of tho liuokeyt Tho lon TiMOTiir I KPEXEZEII BritNES SenrcantatArmsnnd Cnptnlnflcncral nf the St Louis Convention says that 710000 admis sion tickets will bo printed The Bt Louis idea 1 Insists upon a flvo days Convention with three sessions I day Hut whnt will L10000 tickets bo nmonir 8 many T Why If tho 210000 tlckots wore given to Ohio visitors ntono not onefifth of thu Ohio visitors would bo nlilo to Ket In even at aslnuln tcsslon Tho best thing to do Is to hold tlio Convention out of doors IANKS innnuan IVitLia WOOD OontTH iimn HluilrothK Plan for Itmmen Inc the ItnTiicm or Forent tlren WAHIIINDTUN May HTho project of Mr Plmfroth for illmlnlshlnK tho destruction caused l y Irs on wooded ntihllo lands which has just been favorably reported Is I not wholly now It having been Introilueed Into tho hist Congrean s Hut It has the Hihantuuo now of more mnturo consl lerntlon and Is iilso mid to hae been epproed by tlio American Forestry As sociation Tho careful study of It by the House Committee on Public Lands has also led to n division I of the project Into two parts mnklni In fact two hills of It dcallnK with two different features of forest preservation BO that differences of opinion on either need not nirict tho other Tho ono which Is I perhaps the moro novel and moro widely Interesting Is I thnt which author Ires the ScuroUiry of ho Interior to havo paths or ineniies lOUO fcot wldo cut through tho nunll forests n Intervals of Ihe or ten miles Tho object Is I to limit ha spread nf fro that luav occur the theory liulug that they will bo checked by these breaks As the CIO stands nol they may burn for twenty or thirty miles without being chokeil and tho question Is whether It U I not of great publlt adutituKO to reduce tlmt maximum amount of destruction If possible to perhaps A half or I fourth Ihcre iiro two points In the project which may bo Imohoci In pomo doubt Ono Id wnctlior the scheme ItHlf U well founded on principle Tlio devliuof I urnlng tracts In uduinceof prairie lireeaml others whero grn s Is concerneu Is familiar but whether In n for est of tall tuts Unlng In a high wind tho I damage ilonu by sparks and cinders would bo I ciiuckeii uy u pain only juou foet Hide Is I a matter to b considered by tloo who iiro lnst 11 Icst Informed I Is I aln not I I of burning out 1 lane 1000 feet vvlile hit mat nf lolling tlio tree anil currying them away ami presumably cun litiruble undergrowth votllil olther Im I left or vvoulil spring up vvitlinut constant and cost ly annual attention nnd ti If might carry the iiro across tho swath nttcrnl cnln Jlr Mmtrohs pii J ct evidently In volves considerable expcno In nny cue It provides for tho salo of ouch tiubcr as may b cut or ratho for tho Halo of tho trees at public auction tho purchaser to tako them itwuy and cltnr ttio broud pnth lliw thoroughly this would I done BO as to stop I fortit lire even If continuing through the woods 1 without hlkh I vvlnilr U n iiuestlnn Dut In uildllliin I i oi tI Is I evident that om lanes I would I 1 lo fo fur from rnllrnuds or menis f liver trnnsimrtatlnn thnt no onn would accept tho 110 Inlxir for tho mere vnluo pf tho tries Ilenco Mr Shufroth proposes an aiipioprintlnn of jUItOl to carry out tho prut Inn of his bill Ikncc vo may look for opposition to this bill ns It propires to pav so lilcli I sum fur cunrdlnK iiKuinst rrmtlneencKs still I evi dently has friends anuing thufo Interested In fiircst tirotectlnn who think It vuiuld bo iso fill In BUHKlIng ucnlnst t the extreme rnvim4 of lire 1erlmpt u d phui mluht be I lre PIrlal I 1u1 Illht tn cd the vlewd on tho ilblect of tl new Kore t Cominloslon nf nhlh Irof Saruent li I Chair man after It bus taken up the zeneral mbject ot forest protection I la probable that In Foino forests tho nrlvlkco of tuttln the lants could bo sold and tle experiment might per haps ho tried on them thereby Involving 1cr expen o J Ibo military or other guards for tho forest reservations chorld be estab lished Iho objection arising from the ooverlng ot tho ewnthH with new growth capable of carrying lire would bo lessened rRlZUJl1 ItttVXltAICY TUSlUTK Prof Ilurr tn Nnil for Ilntlilnil to InTcnll Hiite lie lluleh ICreordM WASIIISOTOV May H Tomorrow tho Ven ezuelan Commissions chief historical export Pro Cleoriro L I Burr will enll for Holland to Investigate tho Dutch records bearing upon the Gulnnan boundary dl pute Prof Bur who holds tho clmlr of history at Coi nell University has been In Washington for tho past two months developing evidence rclatlne to Dutch claims la Houth America Ho Is mild to have extraordi nary personal qualifications for tho researches he Is to make a The Hague Mlddleburg Am sterdam ami other cities of tho Netherlands whrro documents nro believed to exist which Commission cannot fill to Inllucnco the final decision of the In the llrltlsh Illno Hook nearly all the al lusions to Dutch records nro clvon in a general w ny n ithout precise reference to tlm olume or archiveswhero they can ho found nnd verified or amplified As thnt Parliamentary publica I tion also falls tn Llvo copien of Important docu I ments thnt In all likelihood l nro eilant as they aro referred to by historical writers relre1 miiny hllullal tho Commission has deemed It ndvlfnlilo to have I Prof Ilurr make an exhaustive examination of I tho evidence iinon which many Illue I look I arguments ft t Irof Ittirrs lullS with tho i Conimlsinn developed I nuniltof statement by both CngllKli ami Dutch i inimlng to h haeil 1 upon orlilnal nc mis ami an nttemnl will bu made to settle beyi nd ailouht niahl il e TI pan tits and liicon lnencles or to nml cxpnnntlnns for them Insendng IhI this expert nbrond the Veneuulnii I ommlsslon gives nollco lInt it I dnm not propcfe I to imsu Its Undlnusnf fni la i the dlputu upon nnv HUlhorltie howiiver oml i nenl but logo back to the ioiirec froniwhn U thnsii authorities durh ell their lafoinmilun or i I claimed to linvn iloiio DO and ai erialii with i certainty the ri al facts I I Irof 1 1ranklln Jamosnn of Ilrown Inl I I vcrxlty has been hero for tho past week tmr u Ingncourroor ttndy similar to that of t Irof I J Ilurr among thn vim amount of documents books and maps that have been I olhI1 Tho Commission It now looklm forwnid lo the re ceipt of the nuprlemcntar Him1 HOOK which Is I I prnniUed fur next weeU and w hleh l expected to contain unedited copies nf all the documents quoted In the llr t IHIOK I which hy their Im om I pkte condition und thu OUIPolll tlr I portions Irllio favorahlo to Vemvuelacaused inch iinfavinalilo comment Soon after lids appears nn expert I rlmllnr to Irof Ilurr will pinbably Im eiit In i Hpiiln The original doeumehts from Venivuehi i which nru relied upon In part nt least to prove Venenela clnlm ro Ktlll I in process of trans KI tanK I lallnn for and severol may not wcckn be presented to the Commission I A MlnrdlnK K ct of ImnirtlliXe Inlrrrt iron tht lnllu Uirkliullr The morn lha McKlnor boom lioonii the moro flug nation 1lnalu No 2rnvrr Clrvelnnil 1iirty KM 1 Ih Attttftl t V ri One of the State drpirtructiM recently sent n Ifound copy of IH rciirt to Thu Hon Grnicr ClevtlAUt aildremtn It to hu oriiehiXcv York city Veitordiy lha pv kiK come luck to tho de partment will liil tnlorncment airon 114 fai I No iioh parly I Uolfan K ru lTi Iiixurjr friii Me Illoni ltmn lIIm I The overruling of He orJer lioffs i rUlon la three murder cuci bui cost Iho lly und county of Mow York more Ib1 011000 la tba Iwt moutb j I or tnlc alt jrtwi 11 CA VUM A nA H KYJVO tltr let fnlerreit In Poltlle nncl In I tha Impnitiillnn of New lilrn MONTIIKU May II The lorll election 13 In clKht nt lust anil politics nti In emiseiiucnro iiilliU lint 1 tho txtlllUM took jotllitf ami old pfliicltMlljr olit Imvu been rnlleil In In help 111llI111 tho dish thnt l tnrniiieniitof tlio oven on tune J t ninl hrnriii only cin till what kliiclnf 1 Ila i It lll be Times in l tinril It In snfo to my they never wcro hnnlir In tnmuU Sir Ilo kleKtotlio Oilier Mmvnl hn ultfii n tn party of InriVpemlonco by hlntlnc nt thopxbt encenf revolutionists In Cliniidn It In sltfidflcntit of tho character of lht crisis through which Con acln I ias lnif tlint tho men loldlni tlio new Menu nstntho fiitnroof llm country nre nil gtnmlliiK nKlilunml lettlnirthoo who eammt uiulcriilnnd ttmtthix Inn linivriiiiiilry nnil tint nil III World Stnto mlillrctt ntul inlMn iniiuo tiling ll lli In Stnto ninl Clitirrli Camilla l covorned ne corUnit In Olil World nml nlil llmu and tint necimlliiR in tnndcrn l len It will hoitrnnita If In tliu more iiroKrrralvo ntnin phcrotf Amer ican lileiu milled tn tlio economic pressure which In every ilny tietinnilinc more acute there Is nut nn nuthurvt im thin dido of thollnci that will tiiUon Kod many liy Burprlsc No one Koine through tho country with eye nnil cnrii open can full tnill ocrn thnt not only la clmnw of HUIIIU kind coming In Canada hilt tlmt It In neccunry An ycHiio fctllnif Is only ono of KUllcn illdiilhfnrtUin with Mm wny In which tliPnlTnlrnnf thiionntry have been mnn neoil tjiit It Mill nnly niiilrnn few innro turn i r the screw of advcrM y Uiclmngu tho paxlvit illsiitlnfnrtlon Into artlcin nid thru thero will lip n bail t me for the old piufcsnlmial Iolltl rlnnn In ISIT thu people of fnimdn ro o In nrtnnl ruth nirnlnst thn fninlly com pvct Imported from Knitlnnd thnt hnd lelrnl on Cnnniln nnd trcnteil It nn tliolr prlvatn ilnnmln Sixty jcars less ono hnvo pnpseil nlnco then ntul nppitrcntly things hnvo but llttln rliatiRid Vinblmitlons thnt diner only In form friun tlio old family compact of tho ilaK Iwfnrn 37 linvn Kel7ccl on Iho provincial nnd Dominion iliivernuiontnwlthtlio imtronnuu niul MiliirltB iittntlivl nnd tlunmli tlcy inn not now becoinooovil of men of Inu llli blitli they at all ovcnt look to JCnitlnml for iiiiior Innnlratlon and riniird A In thu tlmiH Icfiiro IT it la Canada that piya tho Iooklnn Imrk over the prrlml thnt linn pn gi il slncoLnnfi duration thn political IntvlllitPiRu of the Canadlnn puorilu Hiunirt tfi hup unilerKono little development Trmro nr KnglUlunrn and Scotchmen Irish Blul Frelicli In Ianada but few atutdlin except on Dominion lUy anil at fiitlvo Kalliurlnun Tho pojinlatlon Uoi not mlnclo nml tho KnullMisiicaklm Caiiadlani vnpiilally tin Knitllsh and sco Oi Mue tipyrr rensiil to arrocat to thomrolven thu title anil attribution of tlio Mltierlor rnri1 liidccdlt WHS a srotrli nnirur of the CiiKllnh army Sir 1 1 M dotiuall who when Adjntunilipii praloflhu iniidian mil III n In a ronlldcntlnl report to tho JIiiBlMi War Onlro described tho 1ronrli as an Inferior rncf The Frencli tanadlana have not ur forcoitcn this and they no moro triHt tin nnu tihriai and pleaennt orcla of SlrOlUrr Mowat and other or tho Enullli eppaklnu polltlclana than Iresldint KrllKur doen tho bland assurances of Mr Joeiih Clmra borhiln Apart from n mere handful of Interested pol Hlcinns thu French and KiiKllfh apeaklnz nopu latlonn of Canada areas far apart today as they over weir and tho root caiisoof that l the Kncllsh connection and tho Anglornanlii of the wealthy and titled Canadlatin who Npend thulr time nnd wealth In tho ooncenlnl atmotphero of Knirland rather than In Canada Whilo the political jumhlo is in prourdns over here horevt r tho KnuINh iovcrntiiint con tlnucn thn policy of maklnt Canada a military outpost mostly at the coxt of tho Canadian people of com so Tho fast utearner Joh Is to bo carrliil out nith vcinvls rapablp of carrying Kiinsnnd Btpnmlnc an aeraR of t enty knots an hour They art further to Imve a troopcar rylnit i apaclty of lSor men tarli ami there aro to be four of them Thero IH no doubt butt at tho Kngliftli Ooxernment In anxious to Incrcaso the military cxtnblhhmcnt oxer here and with this object In view tho findlnf nf potlllona from Qiinbvi tii tho 1rlnru of WnlLn and from Tn rnnto to thn Ilullh War nfllco for tho ri Pltriatlon and rutoratlou nf the formur 100th Koyal Cannillnn Iteelmont ban IHCII stimulated Thn Oiitrm tinnnf hew forlllkitlons atQtiebea iius nitsii nctii listen iui tieanwiinn an ozien fiivore prvi of iiilktlrnLT and other machine uuns ltli ampin btipplkh of nmmunltlon haa boon sent out from Kncland and put In Ftoro ready for un on MIS IS on tno lakm Hut amid the more MM ioni preparations thu hurlenquu ole mentplajn UK part Tho opora bontfo IIIuli lanJeraof Montreal have lately louolved their feather Inntieu which add greatly to tho wouldbo llerco and forinhlablp appearance of thoo uarrlorn hut unat nbould Inspire the army of tho InltiM Statcn with a falutary dread of ncontllct with tho llroealtrnof Canada Is tho recent oidor Issued by tho n KiiclHh Adju tantCenvrnl of the CaiiHillan mllltla that tho corps at Ottawa hitherto knonn an the d U I I which belOK Intorprcfd slcnllie thn Cover nnrCcncrnrs rnot litiards l to luuu for the future the HoullnfplrlnB and hloodcurilllni tltlo of The iunriln Nothlnc less than tho dellnlte artlcin could exprcsn tho altitude of the tilnnaclu on w lilch it places the old F Os Kvlduntly en isncolcno thinks It could do no more unless snmn day In thn dim and dlxtant ruturu their military exploits and tho proper life of tho Kncllfh hincilTze mlKht entitle them toadoublti tho A rorelcncr and n man of tho world onco remarked to me apropos of what ho reBirded as thu lutllo expenditure of energy on the part of humanity that wo were all llv Inn In a croot inadhoue bclnu n German ho paid narrenhaus Had hn bpent a little time In Canada ho might liavo Fomonliat modltleil his term and decrlbi d nt least the military portion of Canada as tho baby house jirr iv ICiiplil Adrnnrr rrnm n tlu nliele Krnnl to n Modern Toirn fYon the llill flail Cnttlr Ilulnwnyo his become unexpectedly and through no dislro on Its part tho centro of unusual Interest to all Ilrltih people A llttlo moro than two ycor aco It was tho chief kraal of old Lobenuiilannd lilt du Ky warrlori Then the Irreprcsslblu IlritMier stepped In claimed It for his oun and faihloned nnd modelled It imo uiccemmance or n inntliclanu township with most nf tho concomitants tlmt BO to mnko upncivllled cniiimunlt Now e nro alarmed with the news tlmt thn Mntiibeln have rii un In fiirci nnd are Irrolstlbly rcmlndnd of tho itriiirKlos In tho earlier parts nf this century between tho w Into plmitcrsand tln Ivatllrs Nn better idea of the prMtlnn nccuulcd by Iluluwnvo iciilnv cnillil b obtained thin by it plnucu throuch the columns of Its pnper Tho Iluluwa o Chnniiiie In a well print d Ijilitpacc jnurnnl published tvvlu weekly und contain Incik brnvophmvnf mlveribi menu HH a tetl inony to thu enterprise nf theetUer Alrendr tho editor tlnds cause to clmMtn Them nr arlous tvonts nccurrlni In llulmvajn wl ih ilenoto tho tnnsltlnn of tho linvn fnini tho rnUKhnndriMily perol In tlmt of the eitUd since Men uro morn inrofiil In thclr I drc s Hiid thonaciif Mnrehtil shlrNand dres I i sull ha arrived Tlm frtn and rnrilis milir i 1 Toleuntvil t i tho old obstinate pinneers w ho I will not clmiiBC Hut If the clmnv hut Its ci d fldt It Imsiilv lu rov ern fur there Is lit the I dcprndencu nn tin word thnt thero wis In other times The lawyer iiro nion bun nnd tho rendmenf thla nr thnt Iluuvi Is nun cunteshd nnd n Judicial decision nhluini d win n pnv lous ly tho spirit in which thn inntraet wns enterod wa rellflon lv ncted up tn N ml rllil have drexi clotlies In this rprltnl t And whni onnectliin have starcheil rhirts with nn Indifference tonnes unl I It ihi adv nt iif the lawjiri whounlike their UtiKllsh hreth ren nro not aliovo advirtiu their presence Iltlirnllon wnuld be dttllmilt vrithout thiso fintry And wlmt hns lluliiuaio to ilu with ilii elnllieH1f I In the illno thprn nt n fiishlon ahltlinur iiraiK thu joiint exiiuMtis prepiu IIIL fnr thn opening nf tle niw open li iii i ini t in n ritcieii iy n company w nil u c up Italnf 11111110 c This npiru homo n tnlinvo mi ehunnt iMirlir tulni in n mniodntnn for NIU lid tn bo Hirhlcd hj electricin Modernity with ti vciiKeHiiii is old Inbeitulas lluluwivii llilluwttin tiii 1m u nub a number nf hn ti IB n slock iXclianii a a iniitlei nf nmrM a bulldini society un mutual iirlnript n chain lnr of coaunerie B circuit nnrl ft polo club and n Indennf Fnii MIMHII True u renmnnt of primitive Inhltx diitliiir frnin twn err iiin siirvlveiliere nnd thire lint hnll wo sny fur Innmet nf Iho stnhlmni iinniers vv hn per l t In urnlinrhnuesiilrlfi in Dnilithnvonuo tn niaki tlielr way buck unattended to tho it i blisf No wnndiT nur cdllr eiill It an oxtra nrdlnnry pasilnu The thini couldnt duno In Iniiilnni Huluwntii inn put a xtnp t U Ono piece of crutlfjliu new Mliivt th Until vvnyi Iiiiinilry impiny went thro ith vvlm mlnily Immit Inrmlv nverMibcrlbed Itulu wiyo will nnw linvn tln nppuriunlty nf Kdtllni decintly clelt slurt I hi I we repeat jfnitl fnnir llri clnthes wnuld liKik lriuuMvvlih ut llndj Innumcraldeoilier InHaneenof theprniri s of Hillnuujo Siimi run bus become liini rupl there or uonu Into IIn dutimi and a hhopkreper In alreid IV ilear u n which enormi in huuiln niu to l Iid Iht enlejain have bulli a nrw cliorcli on Ninth rvenue and hud a Co ii ralonti to le unite Iho vert siilmrliio riortf ton nru Apilnlnu Into exNleiiee a icrnm pen I Inn in having taken tin Vuih llirii U u I at the Im liiiiHIvcrkls milesut witli tho Iniettlonnf maklnv it a popular plm tor MiiollliK matches pigeons not lion i rl n i ti un and other o M llltlly llrlll li port ltiLlish fnriiu r will turn vreen with envy on readme the prices paid Inr imliicnn Uiiluw nru Iliitter riuhe from s in iii per pound rtrunaro to be hml fur modcfct little nun vat IhK from Nsild lo 1 i a doen Ihniluh thU U Mimewlmt dlllUiill of compreliunlon when Ionia are onh worth from dd to lit u ch lln not thu heii lay In Mutal i land r Vnd If thuy do not wheni e come the fovvU t I ubl aces too ur at a irrinlinn Peiutc worth from Vn to 4 lid each Irobnbly the people if lluluwayn Ul pema with butter run and cabbage ut uper ftuoua luiurlc uulce tb y ar U becouilug n Titnr rrniirun run nnirum lrlr l Inek Tnr Itnofk Out Twl Tliel MVIxlil of KmUUlimen BAN KitANftnid May H A mornlnn new P ier tolln of u flitht which It ny tixik pl o tiptwein llrlllnh nnil Am rlcnti Jnclc tAr In Blmtichni on Wnnhlnutonn Illrlhday 1 he llrlllnli rntlnor Spnrlan nrrlrcd t Shane Iml Kinm nfler th Kimbjat 1otrel dropped I nnchor I here That thero wm no love lo t li twron thi rtpwn of the te eU was munlfest from HIP ltt anil thoofflcenJ wcro onlr polite to each other i en tiolllenesn wnt forgotten on the nlithl of IVb Mxvlicn tho nenroh lllht of tho Hpnrlitti wan tlirnnl on thn deck of th tftrcl Kvery noot nnd corner of tho llttU cunbont wan explored by tho powerful llRht ntul then the llkht nm withdrawn Almoit Imtnrdlatf 1 It nan turned on nkaln as If then on the Spartnn wnntcd toneo how tlio Yankee Ilkrd thn treatment Thoro wcro tntitterinn nmniii Iho forward hiindiof the Iotrol and oicneof I cltttuunt on iluMitmrter dcclt whcr tluofllcurn w rri irithi1 rd Cnpl Hmery wrote a uirt unto to the com mandiTuf the Spartan nnd nunt It without lost of time I he search llrht wan not turned on the Ictrel again anu a note til nimloxy for the tils courlcv was received Iroin the hpartunn Cap tflln 1 ho olllccrn till tho Petrel wuro sntlsfleu but their urcetlhKs to the Spartana quarter OerU therenfinr wore MllTer than over Thn hlnoJackclH of thu Petrel wero far from satisfied nnd among thrmsehcn they swor venurnncc The men had not long to wait Klchtor ton of them wero reafd In an upper room In n imloon un thu following day when about twenty of tho Spartans men entered tho barroom Tho Yankees war drlnklntf BroK and elnirlns patriotic tuncra tip etalrc when tho bluest Ilrltlnhera In tho Intruding crow miRRcstrd throwing tho Vankeea throash thowlndowK The Ilrltlih Uirn Binned up stalrn but none of thorn reached the top The door abovo wan opened suddenly nnrl tbroimh It camoaahowfrof nla es bottle nnd canon of chntupaune which nnd boon utorta In tho little room When everythlnic that could bo titllled an a weapon was cone the American pallor carnetumhllnK down stairs and started handtohand conlllct Knlvos were drawn and tho KnellHh forcon wero cut badly When tho KiiKllnh wero muled half a dozen of their men lav hleedlne on tlio floor The llrltlsh Connul suhncquently held ano clnl Inquiry the mornlnir nownpaperaaya and assuaeeu the Spartan 00 or moro damages THE JlltOOKIYftB 1llItATB TttlAt Another Armorrd Crulcrr Nrmrtr B 4y for Hervlro In the Navy IllILADKMiiiA May 8 ThecruiserDrooklrn will leave CramiishhlpyarJ at 7 oclock tomor row morning for a prlvnte trial trip off th Delaware Capon The Drouklyn la an armored cruiser of tho camo general type as the New York Dut differs In her construction In many canentlul details from thatcrack cruiser Shell 400 feet long 20 feet longer than the New York 04 feet 8 Inches beard and 14 feet mean draught Her displacement Is 0150 tons which Is 070 tons greater than that of tho Now York and th horse power called for Is 18000 Ukotho Now York the Brooklyn Is required to make an average speed of twenty knots an hour for four hours For every quarter knot made above this speed her builders will receive a bomifof SSO 000 above the contract price of tho flhlp The llrooklyn has four tripleexpansion en glne working In pairs on twin screws The dimensions and arrangement of the working parts of lh machinery aro nltnllar to those or Iho Now York The main battery consists of eight Hlnch itnna two more than carried br the New York mounted In turrets ten 5lnon guni mounted In sponnons on the gun deck aim liar to tho twelve 4Inch mounu of the New York and olxloen lpounder rapidlire and mnchlne iruiin Her protective armor consists of n nickel nteol dtcK tl Inches thick on the slope and 3 Inches on the flat and a waterline belt of llnch plates barked by a doable streak or hull plating over the whole of tho machinery space Her hlnch gnns are protected by 10 Inch barbettes and the sponson armor Is 4 Inches thick Thp HronL Irn lin fchrnn RmnlcnrttA ltH TfiAV aro tho most noticeable fratnre of the ship They are extraordinarily high the distance from tho loner urato bars to thu top being 100 feet The hclehtof tho stacks detracts In a measure from the urncufulneEs of the vessels appear ance and to the evo hhe la not so handsome asj tho New York Tho object of this extreme helirht of the stacks Is to secure approximately the benefits of forced draught without atr pres eure In thu fire rooms Another distinguishing feature Is her enor mous berthing space for the crew A thousand men can easily be berthed on the Brooklyn and this will inako her especially valuable on dis tant stations by enabling her to carry a consid erable reserve force of men for any squadron Tho contract price of the Brooklyn Is 82880 000 exclusive of her armament Her official trial will occur In July TtIK BITItfT Expected to Hun A bo re Hlxteea Snots wlltn Hhe tteta to Hea SAN FRANCISCO Mny H The new battle shlo Oregon had her second days outing on tho bay yesterday and a fuw more pounds of steam were renlatered In tho Kiuice The twin propellers went a little faster and the waves curled under tho bows a llttlo hither The log then showed speed of fourteen knots A few morn turns of the propellers and the Oregon was making in knots and finally she was permitted to swing down the bay at the rnteof 1C knots Tho owners are quite confi dent that she will uo faster In clear sea water Thero was no attempt at forced draught and tho HrcH wcro kept only at a good working heal Kven at n speed four knots faster than the pre vious day thero wan no Jar nor quiver Today tho Oregon had another short run down thu Pay and tomorrow morning she will go to sea She will bo neiompanted by the United Matos steamer Albatross nnd the navy yard tug Unadella which will be Ilia staXoboats during tho otllclal runs In Santa liurbarn channel THE CRVJ8in ATLANTA Hhe I lo Ilave Twin Keienra and Now Machinery and llollcrs May H Secretary Herbert hu directed that tho cruiser Atlanta now lying dis mantled nt tho New York Navy Yard shall be converted Into a twinscrew ship with entirely now machinery of the latest design new boilers nnd a chance In her battery Thu expenditures oil the ship will approximate SIOOOOO and It will take at least one year to make the changes Tor oevcrnl months thoro has been a dlf feronco of opinion between tllt bureau I chiefs as to tiio advisability of spend Ina so much money on thu vessel hot n new machinery will give her an additional knot of speed anil will make her one of the best crnlners of her oln s In thn navy the depart ment hin decided to practically change her protxlllne power The work will begin nt once at the yard und will be pushed nlonir as speedily as the atpioprlatlons will permit The Atlanta Is ono of the tlm vessels built for tbenow navy und hnn done more actual cruising than anrof tho steel ships Hlvlnn the Imly tua Wall To Tim KIUTOH or TUB Bus sir Vou printed IB Saturdays pip T n Inquiry from one Jackson as to tlm correct prnctlee to bo followed by a gentleman when walking with nla ty MdonMks for pulcdrlnni arecomptratlrely recent Kurmrrly when nil ureet tmnio mljht corer the n tire trrflt It Hn n mnrkttf iti rir nnu tn IM the i ll Thin custom h nurvltrd In theprutlo of the KHiiileniiin nlnax taklnir Iho ihlo ofthe walk IM arer Hie ireel irliru wlin a Udr i Afiiin Inriuerly when a Kemirman went abroad 1 i with a ln l ih rlKir ciiilom not eontrolllnr Kn rt hi left arm ciu Iravlnt hi runt h n 1 fre tnnrsonlliniiMniil wm alvmttwniontto ltsloX In a lallrooin MIIIOB tho iMiniLllny or nevdlni the lay fi Tcniporurr Cmlmrraiment Vo tin Intllana illt Journal Tlie largn genllfinan with the largo diamond looked admiringly at ho brunette lady In cream colored ellk FlDBdooklnK woman waltilng with Brown atot ihdl ho saM to the man neartit htm Woadst If shes married I hrHovo tio Is juit at preMnt was th v wcr aud the laku breeie nioanej dtfally Nat Vied la Honnd Nambera tVon fA ImllanaiHillt fovrnaL Your fin uld th Judge will bo a dollar tn4 cnits Couldut jon make It 98 cents J atked Ute lady whn haI l cn convicted of riding after dark wltfc out a lighted lantern A New DeTle of Honor rom li Troy Prm Tne IlVlh Conurux U Improperly so called ITo l idy know why It uvtli It about lira thatU Why HutTtr wllli MB da Uert Iran tin fVifadfljjAia Rttonl Tbo btt preTntl for Mwleknxu un tte Uanayunk rtillo opli r U to eltab a Ull tia MV tlure UU toe Torso U or 11

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0 tt igl w 3 f HV A r i J THE SUN SATUKDAY MAYO 1800 i I SEA dow STUDIES BY WL nrrur iTKnKSTn Tilt IAUIC I 110111111 NKCIlKTAltr I I 8fc llke Him TooMntt nt Him Now V nnrt IVnuld hnrelr lnngh ir Hlie ITniler I lood fnronomnnln Theorle Vion Hi Ilulten of n rlen toita Fouler Fntlier I Few of Mr William Iearys friends know that he ItMclentlflo I man of rent orlulnallty and ability In research To the majority of per ion he II I known limply KB the unve and dlfilo matlo Pecrclnr of the Pak Uoard Tho tact 18 l lioweycr that lie In n deep ittidenl of natural history nnd to lila credit are placed tomonln giiUr illscoxerics In thli realm I wite Mr Lary who first discovered Johanna epistolary ability and the political potentialities dormant beneath the ph eld exterior of Mr Sol Ilcrllncr 1 t Whenever anything BtranBe or weir or new It the way of Urine thln i Huns uP Mr henry I I begins 10 study It with paiilnnnto Interest ami never clres urcr his etudlcs until ho has mm I tcred the Inmost secrets of Its soul At preen I ho 18 nt work upon llotrey thn now sea COY It tho Central Park menagerie llctsoy Is I just the sort of 1 creature that moi t ppcnli to Mr Ienry because very llttlo Is I known of her upeclcs She was cauGht In tho mouth of the St Iuclo Hirer In Iorhla las Christmas and broushtup here by ship arriving on Wednesday slnco which time she has beat I Urine In I somewhat contracted tank Him has what might perhaps bo called nn Interesting lace but could never bo railed a pretty one and the weighs 1500 pounds In disposition nhe appears to b lethnrclc and sho has thus far failed to ovlnco any enthusiasm about any thine except Mr Icniy to whom abe took an Install fancy For the purpose of finding out moro than has ever been written In scientific books about the sea cow or manatee as It I also d I called I SON reporter called on the Secretary of I the Park Hoard yesterday and found him In earnest conversation with a piebald product of I l I Yonkers civilization who having read of tho purchase of tho sets cow was Imprcsed with the Idea that the Pnrk Hoard was collecting r freak nnd so had como down to see If ho couldnt do n stroke of business To him Mr Lenry was alnl with considerable emphasis I No I tell you I dont want to buy a pink 1 cat What thodovlldo I want of n pink cat 1 10 lou suppose wove got white mice running around hero to b caught 1 Whats that Two tails I My dear man I dont caro If shes got forty tails YOU cant sell her to me Hen 1 Who laid hen Crows toes It 1 I dont caro If It chortles 010 no I tell you Tho Park Hoard doesnt want I Von can make moro money by going home and persuading that hen to let up crowing nnd go to laying eggs than you can try Ing to eel her to mo Whats that Ill 1 Oh Look hero the best educated Jehoshaphatl Lok eucntell pig on earth wouldnt Interest me Why I know a pig that can play Chopins nocturnes on tho olnnn and do fancy embroideries in n way to astonish you and I refused that pig as n itlft I dont like pigs Theyro not companionable Did you say coodby Yes sorry you couldnt go sooner Yes yes Ill let yon know If I oer I feel myself In need of a redheaded squirrel Goodby Now then Mr what can I do for you i youThere There was a han of annoyance on the good humored Countenance of Mr rear but It was II chased nwayby a beaming smile as tho SUN reporter to whom ho had turned with his ques tion sad I I came t ask you something about the ea cowOh Oh the manatee oh 7 said the Secretary Well now you nave found an Interesting sub ject for your paper You notice I say nmnatco and not sea cow Do yOu know why I dont say sea cow I As Mr Lcarys voice had sunk to a mysterious I murmur the reporter hastened to assuro him I that the reason for his not enjlnc sea cow ua I quite Incomprehensible Dccanso she Isnt a eea cow You dont say so said the reporter much I awedYes Yes sir Young man let me tell you some thing that will surprise you That animal is a I sea cat or to b more accurate a sea helter Now how did you find that out asked the reporter j Analogy sir analogy said tim Secretary proudly I reasoned it out I deduced itso to speak and if you have rend lr Connti Do U s books you will Know that with little practice an aolo duductor can look at the peg when a man hung his last ears IrI hat and deduce the mnns whole famIly hhtor for threo gen stations In cither dircUlun I nicnt got that far yet but I made n moot surcnsful deduction In this cn c Youd better take this down for I tho reasoning 1 cry exact and If you miss a nt p the whole result will he incorrect Now are you ready Ven well hero Is u pen cow I Isnt I sea cow us I shall prove but well Mip POHO Ito n SOl con Now let us suppose it was n laud cow I Itnnsn land cow it would has u horns wouldnt It t Hut It hasnt got any I horn Now hatH n land cow that hnrint gOt niir horns I its a nlf therefore n sen cow that husnt got any horns 1 sea calf theres your whole process 1 done 1 D Q as they toy In arithmetic Htautlfnl aid the reporter admiringly Isntlt t cried demonstrator t oue studied ceomctn hnent sou t Well if that vasdono with lines nod curves and 1 xs and is theyd thlnl rull It a pans aalnorum or somo Latin Ittductlo ad absurdnm suggested the re porter Yef thats Just as good agreed Mr Leery Im wulchiug that sea calf for Its horns to grow grouIts pretty big torn calf suggested tho re porter Mightnt It bo a sea inoollc cow Mnnllov rows dont hue any horns n UO1 I I nexer uinugninr mat xvtiun I get time ill hire n phrenologist to go over Hetscjs head nnd see It there arent prospects of 1 horn crop what arrangements have you made for feeding I hoi r I deducted that too lhat 1 wa easy Same process I n land cow cats land pram a si u cow eats ea grass Ive got a lit of ihe ilneit lawn seesi planted In that big tank where thu herons live Ivo Do you suppose Itll grow under water suiked the reporter Itll have to Brow under water If Its going to grow nt nil said Mr Ieiiry with decision because Its sunk and It Isnt going to get up again V hen I gets crown Ill have n diver mow It for Hotsoy Kind of submuvvrlne work enY enYThe reporter hastily changed tho subject by asking If Detsey had good appetlto bay she has au appetIte that It would do you good to see Those feelars front of her mouth wave when shin toll like eating and theyre waving most all the lime We gave her some water weeds the other day and she look em down In great shape When It comes to eating I can mpatblto with her Im a pretty oodmanattea myself Manatte manatee good teerise tee reporter said he saw Well you neednt look so sick over It re turned Mr Leery In an offended tone That nlnt In It with sumo Jokes I know Theres one 4 1 not off on Doe tho manatee deep well f asked the ro porter pOlteblde of trouble crotjed Mr Loarys ex preaslvn features I Thats been bothering mo ha admitted I know what she feeds on hut I dont know what she elec1r5 on but Ive cot nn Idea Im goIng to plant an oyster bed for her Theyre good spring ovatera but maybe she dont like a spring bed I sho f used to feathers I dont know what t do You dont suppose sea robins Lave feathers do you 7 The reporter said he dlrtn know rOlrtor Mr Learr ilghcd 1 Well I suppose Ill have to reason that out when 01 get time said he Therell another puzzling thin about her What nm I goIng to do about milking her 1 Milking eiclolmed the reporter Why they dont milk tea cow do they Y How do you know YOlnl mal 7 Jut because IOU never law a tea cow milked Is no reason for colorIng that they never are mike My own Impression Is that they are milked Else how would they wean the little whales This IletMjy nf ours probably belonged to iv big semi dairy down oft the Florida rnait and the got linhbed vvhllo she was up In the fresh water pauuro Of course you know they have sea dairies down there Thais vhero Ihu bilttenlsh como Irnm they cc born and bred down there and Unit makes em breadandbutter llsh Young man Im afraid 71111 arent very strong It ou cant Hand u little thing like that lolo out In the slant Well go over and 10 Hetney yes as I was ello I dont know what Ill do when It I come milking time IM hale to gel Into trouble will the dairy Inspector for mixing the milk with water wih be spoke he ltd I the way to where Detsey reposed In tier lank looking like a magnified rpet polly WOK In a coffin Aint she a beauty 1 saW he and hoe ask Intelligent al she Is stood Look here k 1uttlnt hi finger down blue water he poked the manatee In the bal of the leek blowly abhiftod her head until the yea wore at the arre ablto Then perceptibly winked her left 7Wn t do you think of tbat tried 8eor Urr Lry trluuiphaatly L tING OY jus irontr Eitn the Pollllttiinfi ad Tnmmanr ComIng Around to illis Hide lie Hay intTIMiitit May RCol leorga K Warlna chief of tho tlcpnrtment of Hirer Cleaning In New York Bpoko at tho Municipal lcnuua Con venllon today on the Reparation of Politics from Municipal lluslnesii He gave a sketch of his work In Nun Vork cIty and raid that ha had accepted the BtrectCleanlnit Hurcnu ap pointment on thu distinct understanding that ho was not to ho Interfered with by politician anti ho added Mayor Hlrnnc hnd not Inter fered n Ith hint from that day lo this When ha tm K charge thedepiirtmcnt was In a bad condi tion the keepers of thu stables and other nl or dlnntes had n tendency to diamond stuuia anti no tendency to du ctllclont work or see that It was dona by other WI otero Ito found thn men Itcimutillcans and Tam many men nearly nil alIke Tho iiolltlclnm laughed nt tho Idea that I their recommendations would not ha considered nnd they bombarded his office to get places for their constituents That lasted for fomo time but finally ho won The latnr organizations passed resolutIons against him minI appealed to tho Mayor but lthotltelfect Tho Irani Army of tho Hepuhllc attacked him and Mayor Strong rccclvud 101 dots of rasolutlons demanding his removal because of nn alleged attack on tho defenders nf tutu coun try fhcso resolutions mutt from every part of the olltr The subordinates became ala rmned nnd feared that they nuuld lose their places hut they were told lo clenn DID streets make tin in shliui nnd that would suhtu rriiiu tlnio tn tlmo oilier troubles nro c hut the I inns of the ptoplc cmi Ito hoed him nnd now ICon the politicians is ore rnmlnu around tn IH side Ono of tie Ills Four of Tnmmnny hail hud oven us rltleii him n letter 1 saj IIIB yourself If use win you shall stay In do not trouble ol Varlnc explained how he cleamd New Yorks strict nnd how liU tone of ySDO men us distributed Iloconcludid his iucnt min ute talk by saylnir that ho believed the work nf his department had proved that the best work for tnunlclp llileitcouhl bo dono by n total dli orco from politic At tho conclusion nf his address tinned tho npplnuao was loud nnd long con nvcuLir A worvjjsviv AQAIX Pollee Ilnnrrt Stud no Inuer tn Krninnd Him Diiuhirul IfAnylxidy Could Roundsman John Buckley who had got the place after n competitive examination amid stun Is a war Veteran was remandod to patrol duty hj tho lolv Hoard on Inn llSUil He npplled tolu tlco Avlrcwsof thin Supremo Court for n mandamus tn give him back hIs unulo but the Justlc refused it ahl tint Justet rouldl sajltic Ihure1 Is J no such rank or grad an roundnmnn All tin Justices of tho Appellate Division concur In re versing this decision and lu ordcrlntc tho ruin statement of Iluckle In hU crude Justice Itigrnhnm writes one opinion and Justice Ollrlcn nnothor Jtinllco IiiRrahama oplulon In which nil concur Par Iho appellant was dotnlled tn duty ns I roundsman hcfoni the tmssace1 of tho act nf Ihlii nail tho Hi ard of Police had nn power to olco chiiMKu the detail Vo thInk the power Is ex clusively In the Superintendent of Inllec nud the action of ito Hoard of iollca in attempting atemplnl to exercIse that power Is I sold Justice OHrlcn In his opinionsats Having In vliu tho provisions of the Conrlltuiion and the laws relatlnu to roundsmen I think that whcro thoCommlsloricrs ulturvsiimlnntion is sue acertlllcnto tua pntrolmrin detnlllnx him ns a ruuncluian thus tMviiiK him a status which Klicshlmati liicrciicil salary niid mnkus him rllclbl for tho position nf Sergeant It Is nn appointment within the me mini of the thin Chief 1oUco s eteriti net of llloC 1lleo anti not the Hoard linn the tower to assign to duty ns 1 roundsman tnt to cancel PHI h nppolntmnnt or detail hllu it may bv true nn Iho learned Judgoof thu court below kcldi that tlu ro Is no suds rink or grade In the 1ollcu Dcpartnunt cstnlillhcd by Ian ns that of roundsman still I think a roundsman holds II position within the sllrlt arid letter ot thin Vettraui act On this bent the oher Justices say This tact that the IiKlslnttire proilded that promotliin tn the rank nf recant nhnuld be from louse I illlcer only I w tin have been ul Ktulltd to perform thu duties of roundsman thus show log thilr illness for tho t higher rnnk In perform Ilik those ilillliH In I nut lit nil IncoiiiUtutit with thin idea that the duties nf inunilsinan I were per formed by 1 detailed patrolman and not by n separate officer holding a separate position f IallO WITH A cm isz IIX An HP linn No Jllclit to Sour f tin Im 4tinimnitf el Cndrr u N rw Iniv About ten Ins tim Oscood Smith a lawyer of V t Vull street who is I thin Secretary of the Alumni diiplar of tho hi IM fraternity In Now York hud occasion tn KO to Hubs Thentru to take deposition of Aucustln holy In nn riiKllsli lawsuit Vhilu Ito sat In the swatting room he mw n short welldrecd negro who woro a pearl and tiiniuolso hi Isl pin on his wnistcnast enter at the stage dour Whcro did you get that pin asked Mr Smith Youro the fnrtsevnth man that nbLed me the seine question replied thu nicro You have no rich to swear It unless you are a member of the fraternity eald Mr SmIth How do you Know but I urn n member re orted tho man Insolcntl I jou nro gIst ma tho grip replied the lawyer cxtondtnL his rIght hand Tho negro muttered something unlntelllKlblo and walked away After iiiaKing tunic inqui ries Mr Smith found out that the possessor of the pin ss ns ficorce V Qunrlen n caterer of 11 West Thirtieth street A thor n consultatIon wltli Commodoro Ilbrtdie T 1 dcrry I also a member of t lit Chi I Inl I frntcrnlts Mr I Miiith npplled to Magistrate Mntt In thu Jclferson Market Iallcu Court for a summons for Quarl ts appearancEs for vlolntlni n roceut nmundment tn necllon UT4A of the Penal Code whIch reuU Coo Any person who wllfullj wean this Insignia or riisetle of the Military Order of the Loyal Cklnn of the United Malis ur of am society or irdernf orcnnlzatlon ut ton years sinnillne or muse the auntie to obtain aid or asSistance within tin state unless entitled tn Honor Swear the nmu Is iriillti nf n misdemeanor Iho 1 puuimnns wa Issued nnd Queries np cared In court jesti rdn nftdrnnon lie np hat tho biidca WIS given to him by his friend nhn Vllllnms just J prior tn his death In 1871 lo had nlH 3 worn it since lie nlduiid ho dill not know thtr wns any harm In It He swat llfrhnrerd upon his prnmlso to product tho U I oclock this baduu In court at ocock morning MIAT JAKES loan IllnTIf r A lleeeptlon to Ilraoklyun Olilrt Inhab Hunt Jnnj llrown fnmlllarly Known as Aunt Jane the most rcnuirkablo Inmate the Home for Aged Colored Iooplu at 1KM8 Atlantic venue Hrookl n jcsterdny celebrated her load birthday I wai a gala day In the Instl tuition and the dining room was handsomely decorated wIth buntIng hogs and llowers In honor of tho nired Inmate At night thin front ot tbo building was IllumInated with Chinese Intern Aunt Jano hold a reception from a l 1 I M to II M and had n kind word for all tutu visitors although she could lot sou any of hem having been blind for live j par There were several hundred visitors mining whom were many Kings 1 Dauchlerii who have made AID Juno their special protcno for several years lho old woman mind Is l perfectly clear anti Iho can recall incidents which occurred whn put seas n chili Yes sir clue raid tonne nf he liiltir Im old nurr lo buhctterdan I nm lall I well hntlnllod lobo her until du Mister alls me I have seen oiut Hit lhm but 1 de serve I Ih l good Lord dont lit me duller mum much but when He I 111 1 ilnerio I ia Aunt Jane syius born freu In Hi rscn Jf J nnll most of herlfo WIIH spent ns a rant In I hlladilphU Slim has lmtiu I on in must a nf the Irookls horn since Its irvnnUntlon Her hus Irookhl land anti six children hitsvi Innu bund I end him umeinbera having incH W nshlnglon ou his ride tram Jersey City to lerol n FATIlKtt JIATINJ ItritTllDAY Children or HehooU onnraltil with Illi Chiireli lilY tin Iolf rtalniiiciit A public reception was len to the llov Syl Tester Mnlnne a regent of the Mate fnlinrslty antI the rector nf Iho Church of its Ioter end listml Wytho avenue Wllllumi liiirih In the wIblun Theatre In Wllllanikburgh yesterday afternoon In honor of hlsseunlyllfth birthday Iltu rittlvul tdormo and IctKmof lonuratu 11101 from all over the couuitr lInrnu Thu various itcittIus niiiueted with tin hurch eell II linn with Unworn mid I at ilia I niinilnii lunix which 1aut Inc Mulunu cite iriited ho attain short address Afterward a large delugistiutul nf elirgjiiuii of all denomlna luniCttlleil ut his houl and uniigruiuhiled him At thu theatre thu children atlei clinu the c lion Is attiichea to the church praldd an en ertalnment The Ixues stern CUIII by WlU lauisburKhclerg iiien amuni them thu Itev our Juwe I Uurllniltnii J J I Well J WeMcy Johnston John M Kluly and Martin Carroll Major Ulensuu of loll Island City Ciy dr nyc is also prtoont rather Malone made an nil tr ke4 jyrir JIOOKJ Brief HovieseC of Important and eterat Is a New rnbllenllon In Moral Pathology by Dr Arthur E I lIes Charles Hcrlhners Sons the author says on page 1211 tntldlnen even affects thought KO that A person thus affected thinks disconnectedly ely inasmndtcaltjr There Is mi orderly 00 niirnce In his lube and hU actions suffer cur respondlnaly henry Fleldlnir used to pet Imuk on hit rnfllcs and Dr Johnson spilled tea on his waistcoat and lot his fingers Into tho pinto on more than one occasion Macaulay character Ires Inhnsonn shirt ns ono which ought to have been In tho wash nnd records hitch ho lur lila meal Ilko a tIger anti Kwnltoncd hIs lea In Oceans hllll nnd notwlthstnnillni further the nnfractiioiUkS uf his tuln anti temper Maiaulay declares Johnwi to have been a great nnd a good man It Is generally hold that the reriicnca ot his Ideas was orderly anti the hnbll nf his think log as good ns that of most persons ustomcd to ho particular about thnlr shirts and ecrnpu lotus not to spill their tea Neither sii for as wo know has anybody over declared that tho Ink nn Fieldings ruffles Intcrfured with his ratio clnatlve processes Sllll It N lot 10 hedenlci that a great many tidy persons have won merit cd reputations ns thinker Wo cull name forty nt least If we considered It necessary r Ile further says Hint Indolence lends to In completeness and to want of continuity Hint depend We have known Indolent per dons for Instance who wero continuous nnd completely Indolent On tho I other hand wo must ngrcn absolutely with I great tied that tho essayist says Indolence leads to t ninny faults S ihn 1 work of an Indolcn person I not thorough If ho Is compelled by circumstances to do work of come kind It I apt to be scamped anti superficial The best exam plo of this In scun In thu work of an liululun servant Dust Is loft In corners and crevices anti In all places that do not at once attract attention vessels aro wiped Instead of washed rtibhUh Is I allowed to accumulate tn cupbuird and dark places These are allegations that will hardly bo denied They mind u great many more like them provo In us that It Is the hnbl of Dr hues to obsenu Ules olooflhellmena accurately I U I a pleasure to be able to agree and It Is I probable that upon nothing do wo agree moro readily than wo do upon the ob lous Thin mind In some of Its contemplations I t stunned by tho vastness of tho horizon and It is I lot likely that any ono can consider with coua nlmlty the amount of humor that has boon ex petidcd upon the subject nf dime muiuuma ThatMr W J I Allen should have produced a book upon this pubject at this time provis uf this ellbeloved and meritorious humorist that he Is gifted with the spirIt that does not tire Other quallllcallons must a humorist have without which the mere spirit wcro In vain and thut these aro still commended b Mr Alien should bo apparont t the render of Among tho Freaks Longmans Green A Co No everybody Indeed can regard any knd or decree of conscious humor with patience and wo think It very likely that In a company of Ibsenltes or MaeterllncLtnns such a book as this would beheld to bo Intolora ble Such n yarn as that which Mr Alden tcllii of the strong woman the giant and the dwarf for Instance and which Is founded upon the cir cumstanco that the dwarf runs a pin Into the strong womans lee a a moment when site Is suspended head downward holding tho giant In her teeth would never be received with favor by Mactcrllncklans She had a horizontal bar fixed on the since about ten feet above the floor says Mr Alden speaking of tho strong woman On this bar she used to swing head downward Just hooking her knees nround It l all Irapc7oarlislsdo It looks sort of uncom fortable bnl It Is nothing when you are used to It I hud R tralKZoehaloneo who would ottln 10 to sleep that way In hot weather He said that all the blood In his body went into his head and that It made him feel sleep while it cooled off his body and legs Theres no accounting for tastes but n for me give mo a good b where I can stretch out and Ill never oak t sleep on a trapeze bar Jtl la not necessary t repeat here what happened when the dwarf ran the pin into the lee of the strong woman as Ibo swung from tho bar holding the giant In her teeth Plenty of authors are sensitive In this particular and it may be that Mr Alden would not thank us for revealing his plot Wo have wished merely to Indicate the humorists manner and to show why It is unlikely that Amons the Freak would bo appre ciated among Maetorllncklans The book Is I generously Illustrated picturing for us with great accuracy as well as art not only tho strong woman tins glint and tho dwarf but also tho gorilla Iho twoheaded gin tho fat woman the lightning calculator nnd the su pernumernrlcs TIters Is also an Illustration of tho belt classes of Uoston society but this suggests itself to us as a work Insufllclently regulated by conscience I may bo that It offers to represent an aspect and expression as sumed temporarily by Hoston society as n pro test ncntnxt Ihe Common being torn up In that case It Is excusable Of fiction newly published we base received Mndclou by Mary K l Wllkrm Personal Kecullectluns of Joan of Arc by Mark Twain A Gentlemuns lieutleman by Max Pimber ton OntofTown with Illustrations b Itoslnn 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William Vnles Chlnn nnd Hyii notlsm tp I to hate 1 Iti Hi dncy Flow cr nro plh llsbcn1 hy Charles I Kcrr A 11 t hlcago LA XIKit IKTTKK II ItlTHIt A Or lllln Hllll Inutile thnt There Is n IMot to lllotr tl the lliinlirrn lilou Ilniine Hdnnrd 0 Meserx who w rolo u I letlt r tn Mm Lnnlcr the wlfonf 1 the lain Jnincs F I 1 i tnnler the banker trlllnu of n plot tn blow up tie houses of sixty rich re ldintt Including her own vn arraigned before Mnilstrnt Molt In tho JelTer on MnrKrl Police lllrt xcstcrday mornlni Mrs Lnnlcr stilt not present nt tItus examination but her fonlnlnw Ihs bland Ish wns there to press tho ehnrie Pollctmnn Hunt nf tho I Mercor street station told about the arrest nnd thu Idler whldi Meserx wrote and signed I Wilson was handed to the Mnglstr The prisoner denied that hn wrote thn letter with thin Intention nf extorting mont from Mr lanli r llu said ho extortnl 1IIIIlo nverhcird the detnlln nf tutu pint anti Hint hi I hnd written tJ her nliont It I hinnuo he thought t It was hult duty tn do I so As far ns I can see mill Magistrate Molt hero I wns nnllilni g cr1 iii hush In I the html r I your Honor pleuces mild Mr landlsh It looks tn me hike I cast Ir miilh lou iinnoy RICe Mrs i Lnnler is I isO old lad y nnd ho must butte int ant lo extort mniii j from hl That may bo so relorted thu MnKMinte hut I ci Iny leo It I In I that I wiij lie I writer simply gave notice of I plot M blow up ito t houses uf cult liy peniiU unit Im scared yltu Oh I nm not tnt roil replied Mr 1 St InndlKh ituit isis n matter cf public I lnter I t this t limn otmht to honilmonlshed If In11 I us mimic Do xou belong here nnlcd Mr Molt ttirn log sucldonly tn tim prlront Nn sir I use 111 Hoston Well you h id better got out nf this city or you will I get Into trnnhlo I here Is nn doubt Mm intended extort money rein this nld wmnn Youre a big coward mid I sue ik RS swell If yoU wtrcnt nsnenk und n tnnnril I yituu 1 would linvn gonu to her and told her Ilku I u 1 man Instead of wrlllncadaHtardlv letter like this I hal no Intention of frightening her began tIm JII8ner1 I You know its n lio from beginning to end paid the Magistrate Its I not 1 lie I am pn pared to prove Youre a llnr I mouth von know I jnu ore vocif erated Mr Mntt Hut ill I rNl being blown up Get out nf liirc and KO buck to Hoston sshre you bctorig Hut if there was a plot tn blow up these housiswouldnt It hit I well to Investicitu begun Mr MunilWi in lIlly There seas no pint1 shouted tho Mnglstralo Iho prisoner Is I discharged Whieiu Mcscrx utilMdu thin railing ho cro cot rnllll re iterated tho sli rv nhoul overhinrlni thin plot In n 10 cry lodging house 10 sntd the mm con cerned In It were foreign Anarchists llielr scheme R to Btonl djnumltn rnrlrldcis and hurl houses them through the windows of marked A bCTJtACK Kill OKA TOllnnA ort Ilelay ho IlnklnR or III Two Jlrookl n ICottd Justice Onjnor of the buprcmo Court In Ilrookljn has urnnUil an order directing tho ICings County Flevnted Hnllroad Iompanj anti thin brooklyn nnd HriRhton leach umputij to show causo why tIC should not bo i njnlncd from completing thoclcvatul structure through 1ranklln aveuuo arid Ielferts plnco which Is I to connect both road Th pror edInRs nr In ntltuteil I n prouert holder nil cltcrls I place who contends that thn onipnnlei have no local right to thu prlvlloe krindMl bj the city nuthorlllc lie wnrl ot rnnslriicllni tho connectlni link between tIn mads stat lugun homo months act when I It was suptioid nil lecul ob tncUs I had 1 been ri max I liUI ti Is suld f Hint the Hrlchlon Heaeh nnilianj will trnnifcr nil Its to the elevated allt propcrtj cninpati ns snout as thin work is I completed cllau Oi n James Joiirdnn liaslicnn nKhtlne for this right of way tbrnnch riuklln iixenuu and LulTurts place for several jcar and hoped to have the connect 11mg link 1 i comiih ted In time for the summer tratllc to Cunc 1litul I IbT lclnno Honor Dr Kornlincr At a recent largely attended meeting nf the Alumni Assncintlnn of thn Medic h il Depnrtmcnt I of the Now York t nlversltj hold a tho ViI dorf Dr Fdxvanl Kirslmer stunt uninlmouslj elected VicoIreslil of the Alumni Associa tion Dr Kershnor swat litclj Medical In spector In tutu nllid 1 Stntcs runty nul hu now holds the otlko nf iirifis or einoritiis nf hv clenoof tho New nrk Post dnittuutu Medlcil School and hiospltitl I JTA it f A 1 1XIlL1IGJVc1 MIMlTim milSVL THIS IHT Run rises 4 411 1111 I n tt t n i Moon 1 rUts 2 SB tiiu w TIt i TIIH i o Bandy look COI I m m luliml n 11 itch Gate 7 J8 ArrUrdVIDlv Mir S Es Norminnl 11 heruil utiil nrnptou M OntHrlii Mm v 11 1 iiiiilnn HlrratulM1 Iok lit Hull I I hit Uero Hullo i aiut M u I osi 1 Milkr 5 r on 1 li nine nt Oakis st 111 5 V It SAI hati Itruiitnr CI ituli 1 I lurHcllUs hiliirunn lniiin Iturn i M I titus llornhol SititI Marti ms 1atrll llaui lliunliurK ie Xoneurla Hi I iklii4 Ii I t uayra SH City iif MIJIKI i li I iui il Nt iiinab us nrbtown u lioli I sort i k Stilainalta Itrtiti Ililla I 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anil liorse denier of Hobokcn Is accused of having beaten n hors so xlolenll on Thursday evening that It foil Ilea i In Its truck Ho Is engaged In dig ging out two lull nl Ninth nnd Hudson streets llobokcn anti Ito stat trying to IBk n horse attached to nwaRim containing brick Into A certain position 1 hue horso could not or would not buck and OToole then bent It 1 ho horse dually fell niul when omo men tried to mine It they found It suits dead 1 Aiming tlin person who witnessed Ihe eState was mnnl Hcrrnir the wife of hit A V Hernir who lives near liy Mm Her7111 calm out Mutt expostulated with Uluolu but sho Inu ho told her to tnlnd tier unIt business ler When n reporter saw Oroole ito salt ito had not rlilhbctl tho horso but liad used the whip tiDoii him becnmo ho seas bulk thin finlnml lind hud henrt ill ean for HOIIIO lime ho Mild oiul had frequently t fallen I ilitn it whllu I I In hnr leo It seas heart dlsensu and not the lashing ho mid that cmmd death The mini I tat not lion nrrestod anti tho police paid jestcrdny Unit they know nothing about the iniitler 111 7i or nnooKirv corn Till Ilrimrtnient Only IteiirinnMll for riin cc fur Ililfnritm nol 1iiiilpmriil t Thoriilo In the 1ollco Department In Brook Ijn compelling tho members of the forco to b In tho mcnt of all debt of prompt II pa lent al debt on pain dlrmlMil hns been modified by Commissioner Welles In future tho rile will cover only those debts din rnctcuh In the pnrchaio of unlformn amid ilium Plfl 5 its nud nil I others will huru to tnkn thu ciiurio of tlimu of ordinary ultltenx 3DX33Z3 IIA CON I ntcreJ Into rest May 7 aged 74 after a moit tisif ul lift the liT Illlani Allen llacon unerAl I services quarter past 4 Sunday nfu rnnon Slur 10 at Vest ritrmi DaptUt Church All frlomln Invited Interment I at huuit 1 huts M II I eon vcnlencoof famIly ban rrunclno Allan anil Iuiltnw papers iiieaie copy JI KIlTTls McitonitM In ever mot deeply ins Il unfailing memory of Lutes True Itarkett vvhiMlliM In London on 301 u IHUIln I I the fluttir of htr jotith niul bentit nfti r lid 31 an uf life during wl lli itlm hush I Mm thu blctlntt nol tieiigutt of tho t n who now o unceasingly nioiirii tier IlItlItlKV On Tliurmlnj May 0 t haltS 1 after a hurt Hindi I Ptlwanl John Ilraille ou of El 1 I aril Jnini nand hue halo rllcnllriullc In the 211th enr of his nun Fun ril on Mon lay May I 11 i at 10 A M t from till halt I resilience SI 1 lea I la I theme to St llute do itniat I Church t nnnon it noor IHancey when niinlrmn niassnf mulem will ho mid for theme I onu of his soul ItelAtlvoH nn1 1 friends are respect filly Irnllt tl to Attend the funeral Interment In Calvary Cemetery IlfslIN K1IAI thn tan Uemo Hotel Carnellut 8 liusmell at 4 ollock un Uetlnesday May 0 ISM Itlliirat Hervteei will bo held In the DwIght Place hurh Seer llnven f uiin mi Sulunlnv tth Imt at 1 1 M L nlllll ad trton1 era ID led to alien CAMritRIIOn Thursday Mar 7 Mrs Elk both amulicll wllnw of llnbert formerly of Sentoun I I aged 71 I 3 ears Funeral Rerrlcen will bo hel 1 at her late residence I liorry l Rt llrooklyn E 1 ou Hun lay May 10 a I 1 31 Interment at Newtown I I 1 N EOn ThuriUay Map 7 at 140 ItAillnon 01 Chants c jrlinold ounuenon of the late WI HaniUrlsnold lane atttl ril2ibthl hu I IL lane Kuntral rtdei at lllacUhtill Conn Sunday flay 10 at Z 13f MOUItlS Vrrriui Courser AiiniirRT MniTAnr Sculry or Titr Wtt or 1H12 U7 Crrun Ritlom lien nlllitlenilthefnntrilnf the late lerullinrj Morris of the wr or If 1 li at Iortche ler N V on FutuIusv the 10th lint at Ylo i I M on arrival uf the train leailn Now York at I I I MORGAN DIV Commandant and President iinsuy riiAfsrfY Jr IJutant and Soeretarv toniclal flls ISI1AM PaymaKUr and iUUnt Seen tary TIlItlMI V On Thurilai 31a 7 at hi renldinee IOIAl 1dnard 1 tlurph In the 27lli year of lilA au ItelatlvtianJ friends of the family arts reqnoted lo attiml the fuueral from hit lute Hldenet Ion Av C I Sunday May 10 Interment In Calvary Cemetery TUP KFNSICO rFMFTFUY 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f I R THE SUN SATURDAY rAY J JSt I TOPICS OF TIlE THEATRE roixis an nit IN iirxitf In1INO1J ACT1XU AS1 ItTAOKCHAIT The Admirable Prodnetlor or Oodnfrol iUd YoUnde View for Rod AaoliKt the Aetor In I Hevfrnl 1 or lihi Hole Other No a or tbe Thenlrlenl HUi i Inconsistency II l a Jewel This Fir Henry Ir Ting demonstrates In lilt acting now and then but forget In his atnge settings The imperb C rmonr In Architecture nod coloring which distinguishes his mnuntlnga has been giving pleasure to Mt New York audlenfes once more and even In the single performance and one net of Oodefrol nnd Yolande not a detnll was omitted which could ndd to the realism of tha I ne or to Ha peolI nf movement i nd vibrant humanity The massive building of medlmvnl France was Impressive In Its soliditysymmetri cal In Its proportions and accurate In It arelm logical details Innddltlon to tlili the nece88lrll ombro view of the homo was gayly relieved by abundant distribution of color In the covering of the furniture the scurf thrown over the balcony the dress of roland nnil the various apparel of the maskers Moreover there wee danger of an appearance of henvlnes nnd crowding jut after tho visitors enter and ns Jolindr cornea In nnd taken her place on the platform at the right of the tinge This was avoided by uncenslng movement among tha people nt the left of the singe The King and the Archbishop seated 1 on the raised bench were continually moving theft heads and armn to look and speak Indifferent I directions and the throng behind them wee not till a moment These things show how much care and thought era expended any produc I tion which Irving makes Thla la I noticeable In all I theplars which he presents but It It I notice able In an unpleasant war ID Macbeth Shake a pearea tragedy has occupied n 1 greater part of this week than anything else nnd the result baa been that for about half the week the stnio of Abbeys Theatre line worn an aspect of up preulve gloom In sotting tbl tragedy which li eo persistently solemn nnd moinentoiln that the drunken porter Is Its only at tempt nt n lighter mood Irving hna con Istently adhered to the character of the pinT and In so doing has produced unbroken erles of grand and Imposing pictures which gradually weigh upon the splrIM and leave tho auditors In an anxlou and heavy mood despite themselves Sir Irvlug It not above pOrt theatrical device ven In hla revlvnls of Sbakescearca piny nnd It would seem that something at thl klud 1 would not be whollrtrtit of place In Macbeth notwithstanding that ills scholarly nnd con Istent treatment the rude architecture the rugged landscape and the bleAk akle of llatbtthr hcotlnnd Is ngreenble tn the scholar and satisfying to the pool Even the tnpestrlrs are dull In hue and the stuff which tho dramatic personages wear aa clothes afford no relief to the glowering atmosphere of the whole pUy Aaiartllngly brilliant sunset might IM found In Scotland to lift the spirits of the audi ence with a brief rich glow of warmth and the youngsters and women might have gotten some t bright or light products of the loom from some traveller to give a dash of contract to the preva lent dnnness Enough of such Innovations to give a breathing spell now and then to the audi ence amId the dArk tension of the tragedy would render Its tinge production less difficult to enjoy to the end Henry Irving attempt at tfaelxth Is I pace liarly unfortunate The finical gentility which mlflit account for his eccentricities In Hum let haa no olace In Macbeth There era no possibilities of fantastic humor as In Much Ado About Nothing There la not a strong character part In which he may sink his In dividuality or at lent utilize It aa he mny bo seen todo In The Merchant of Venice this afternoon and In Louis XI this evening The role of VorJbefA demands revelations of soul a Tlolent activity of Intellect a robust and war rlorllke body a most careful and accu rate elocution and a general effect of a man of mighty deeds and heroic mind driven by fate like the harried heroes of the Creole tragedies but more human than they The personality of Henry Irvine and his histri onic methods do not lend themselves readily to such a part and he does not anccoed In forcing them to do him service it The result of his at tempt la I not subject for argument and this Is Its special peculiarity It does not excite comment or doubt or ridicule or dispute It Is simply not accepted It makes no Impression except of utter Inefflolencv In this respect It Is probably unique among this famous actors personations From Matthbu to Stalrotln from Jtnrff to the Jew from lion Qiilnite to Corpyat lirruittr there II not another character In hi repertoire that does not furnish something to either like or dWIke I or nt least tn talk nboiits but his MMhrth leave 110 Impression Almo the flne l steno In It la the very first when MqrMh miters tn receive the praise of I him an ami when Jf il 1 riitmn nomination m Ihihf nf umlrlitnil lie tlirba loll hop of tie crmn In thin little front pectin Irvlnga understanding nf the text niul tin rAle la I made npparcnt but when the rcnl action cornea he la unable tn Interpret either to the understanding of his audience To be on good terms with his audience la I one of the delights of tho low comedian and one of hi valuable qualities ni an attractive element I In n play hilt when tile fnmlllnr manner of the I variety sUgo la tried on a modern audience ac customed chienI to tho legitimate Iii its man ifold detcloptnente the effect la peculiar In comlo opera It la I endured with resignation or nnnreclnteil with dclklit because the people seat themselves nt the twglnnliig with the Iden I that lnwII anything may happen Ala 1 melo drama like After Dark however the auditor are not prepaird for this sort of thing hey I are en ilk irti LI amuixnl the I absti cit I t I5 nf thu sarI ou situations i and 1 Diem I lluuclruiilta In congruous trngdlv etitortulna them hlulily but wlicnnt the Academy of Music Maggie tune hallrd them 111110 old antI Inilinut friends they received a rhuck from which It hunk them amne time to recover he canmttn with a lorcnetto at her eyes anil awhllo iou l about her neck Sho handed them thine to persons on the siano to hold with I I the remark Vuu knew mo s he ii I I didnt havu them t ho mado other personal remarks about herself III n Koodtinturcd and confident way She asked ctertbody to join In the chorUs and nobody did Whenaboyln the gallery dmnanded 1 a cerium sonii she told him to shut up III the old style variety theatre whlih Is being rapidly displaced by the modern murlc halt and the continuous performance artists nnd their audience were on terms of jolly familiarity but there ore few place In which such a stata of affairs seems at all fitting nowadays nnd to n I soberminded niidlcncti looking at murderous old melodrama till sudden incursion vaude ville comradeship na a trifle disconcerting 7OIV HTKTHOXN IITA It Wmm Dated April 10 1800 and O Bve Kverylhlnil In 111 Wife Hnvroif May BThR will of the Into John Stetson Jr was offered for probate here yes terday by Dr O U Ciller the phjjlclan who attended both tho testator arid his widow and who wns one of tho witnesses to the slgnliiKof the document the other two being W V V Noyo and Ilenjamln Crosby The will is I dated I April 101810 It give all tho tetatora prop erty whether real personal or mixed to the I widow and appoints her and Chnrln II 1nttro as executor To a reporter lr Cllley fnld I came Into tho possession nf tho will at the requestor Mrs Htetson a few ays before she died At the time I told her that the chances were against her recovery and ai duo wai aware that Charle II Iutteo who Is named as nn uxecntor with her In the will w In a pro earlnu condition she thought that tho docu ment had better be placed In my hands The will WM signed two days before Mr Sleton died and ho knew then that the end was ncnr From the beginning his Illness he felt as 1 did that he could not recover And when I told him that all hope was gone ho called his wife to his bedside and said I am going to die Keep up you must not give way under the strain Site wept pIteously when she heard his words and KO prostrated Continuing Dr lucy Mild to far ai I know Lawyer Melvin O Adam who wa made special administrator of the es tto III tie request of Mr Metson knew noth lug about the will or Its contents SHE HAXTS srcTHoxH aroxrr Adnh niehmnnd Will Hue Ilrr Imrjrr Ptn5 ft Jin HUN Ctte Aliirrluer Orttfleutf Adah Richmond the woman who says she wn once the wife of John Metson the theatrical manager vas never divorced from him and In tends now to sue for n share of hU estate told the reporter of THE SUN 1 on Thursday night that she guessed maybe Lawyer Mcllmdo of 234 Droadwar had her marriage certificate She hadnt seen it she said for ten yean Lawyer Mellmdo wa seen yesterday bv tho reporter Have you the marriage certificate referred to by Adah Richmond the reporter asked Certainly I have said tho lawyer Ita locked up In the safe deposit vault And it certifies that Mr Stetson and Miss Richmond were married Certainly why you dont think anybody dnuhta the ladya word V said the lawyer with apparent urnrhe Homo persin might bo ungallant enough to doubt It under the clrcumtances said the ro t or I till ray11 Bald Mr Mcllmdo that cant hal why Ive known nbout It for years and yours Ive been Mis Richmonds attorney for year and she Intrusted the certificate to me Vt hy I I then never wna any doubt nbout It I r vJfIof tIlR IJI I Vlil lliltit tliM ttinbn II ntllill flint 1 IM woo the wife of SteHjn wlien Mctaoti married C Ml a I I I Mukeay Metson wn guilty of bigamy wasnt j I he V Oh now saul tho lawyer wo have talked that over together I Mn i I nt one of the I kind I to maku trouble I and thl t I criminal I buMncs its pro eciitlng penpio and puttluc them in jail J I Iilntit I npprmi of do ou i Met iin usts north n meat deal of money I RIt III rI 11 rt lr llII fhn II nnd Ml IM Richmond wa not I chnuld thin I I rk i alt niiuld inailu him Miplxirl her nt lejst If I slut 11 n Ills wife ventured t thu reporter I Mr t Melhado did I I not reply for n moment The question wile asked Did Mr Stit nn give her any money I Oh I well now you mllt eicu e mn from I anss erllii these question ell hi Air I iltul hub U hat lipi havu he taken lit the proposed I contest I was the next uuestlon nn there is I time enough was tho reply I Thert are three tuurscsopen and ononf them will be taken There is I great deal of money Involved nnd nothing ha been done vet said the reporter I Ye until Mr Melhado but you 010 Ive been busy with a couple nf patent cases anti I havent had time to attend tn this matter 1 hid can null and the patent csehnve kept mute busy PIP srr he added that 1 cant give you any more Information Come In in a week or so loin Ill till von nil nbout It In reply to two more questions the lawyer said the marriage nf Miss Hlchmnnd to Mr Stetson took place III INTO or 1N71 In n town near Providence It lMIIt In Providence or even In the same county but It was near there Shook Dorint Want to Par Alimony Tho application of Mrs I Elvla SeAbrnoke the wife of Thornvs 1 Scabrooke the actor for alimony and counsel fees In her suit against her husband for a separationvvns nrgued before Justice Pryor yesterday Mrs Scabrooko al leges that her husband hn abandoned her treated her with extreme cruelty and takes his meals with another woman In her presence Seabrooke says liu and his wife arc living it the Metropolo on his credit and that he ha no I me ins HP says that ste li I addicted to the cxce lvc use of liquor and 1 that hu II ilfoUl hthaII Ul II I aR ins crnrd to live with her as hIs wile I although lip furniliei her with a home Mr Hummel l whoappeared I fur Seahrooke find sht mild ieuuy tho accusation and he got until next Tuesday to put In an aflldavlt to that effect It U nonsense ho said to say that Sea brooke Is broke for Minngor Ialmer lies I of fered him a place nt SJ On I week Hut ho hadnt got that yet said Mr Fro nun 1 That Is his own fault said Justice Pryor The ability of a man to earn is I the measure the Court will act upon In settling the question of alimony beabrooke testified In anpplemcntary pro ceedings yesterday that he has no asset 9OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 6 Why do you pay 25 or 50 per cent more for I Boys Clothes than you arc asked to pay us You are doing it and the X prices prove it o Two piece Suits JjO to 030 9 Three piece Suits 7 tn fo 5 Youths Sulti S80 Sl6 9 Mliturea atrl ea plaIJa fine wot 9 tehIllue and black tergea o Our own original designs S our own careful make 2 and with every Suit Q our guarantee 8 i8 HACKETT CARHART CO X Corner Broadway and Canal Street o Also 9 a65J67 Broadway btlnw Clumbers St X Open this Keening 0 HX OOO XXX X XXXX oooOOO c j 1 U4rrI I a QUICXrUTON 8HIRT31 vrc rtnrtCTiON IN rut rovtronf 10 IlClAhCt DtN OJNH N tHfl fflONT ILIPS ON As 0 Oft LIKE A vtir kjt 98c each GCO DRADrOKD TillPLER t 1J Nassau St Cor Ann t Dennett Building 3637 Park Row Potter Building 2 F Ten j Sweet I Caporal Little Cigars for 5 cts SOLD BY ALL DEALERS t7ew I I I I H 5ygUPoPf5 I JJTI fie 1 KIDNEYS LIVER H AND BOWELS w c TO GET CLEANSES THE SYSTEM f I 0 EFFECTUALLY puTs BENEFICIAL LfFE615 I f y AU 7BUYTHEC EN Ii I N MAW7fD BY THE t r I r PPJlIj mm y a i V t u 1ifOIItJ 1ttIt t T p 00 1 0 t n 1 L J Ift rl l tt s f LM r IIi 11 L l ti dIJ IJt I c d 1 r 1 Ii t f T n f SALVATIONISTS BEATEN yivtr atiroVr nr nix itKAi QV4n Tllts IY tfKVAHK llnltlnKtan Itonllin Volunteer Win In the Injunction Prncr dluai ansi tnp Patty Wctks Cnmninnder In the FllU Mnr Make Netvnrk Kriieunllon Ilii A motion of William llooth ns Commander InChief of the Salvation Army nnd of Booth Tucker as 1 the Commander of the Army In the ttilted Slates tu make permanent a temporary Injunction restraining llalllngtnn Booth from taking lilt measures oust the Salvation Army from the headquarters at U4 Washington stirct Newark was denied yesterday by Justice Pryor of the Supreme Court wllh costs against the moving parties Tho decision leaves Hal llngton Booth free to toile 1 0 Islon of the old headqiiArtrrs of the Salvation Army In Newark for his Volunteers From thu moving papers It appeared that Ilnlllngton Booth had threatened to and was about to bear down on the headquarters with his Volunteers of which Col Patty Watklns Is tho chief In command Newark nnd storm the citadel of tha Salvation Army The affidavit setting forth tho prospective use of physical l force was made by Edward John lllgglns one of tho officers of the Salvation Army who came over from England a few days ago len Bal I llngtou lIooth made n 1 counter affidavit In which ho says that Mr higgins arrived here on I April V4 last and has no personal knowledge of I i the matters about which he avers Balllnittnn i jiootu declares that ho counselled his voiun I tears against using physlcl 1 force to obtain the headquarters of which ho holds the lease but ho says ho has Instructed tho landlord to de liver possession of the place to him In accord 1 ance with the lease the property Is I owned by the committee of Presbyterian Church Kxtenslou of Iho Presby tery nf uwark It was leased itt May lHb4 by lialllngtnli llooth for the halvatlon Arm nt IJOoo a year A new lease was made lu the I tame wnv down to May 1 of this mnntli On AprilA last Bnlltngton Booth Obtained a new I lease from May 1 IMMt to May 1 IMiT and ho sat j that thli lease wa taken In Imli own behalf for his new orstnlntlun Tim owners of the property ely time same tiling hut the tjalvl lion Arm has kept the quarter against tho protests uithelnndiord undnf Balllngtun Booth HUetn sit ears tn the long loinplalnt In limo nctiun hlch declare o that tho owners of the proiierty leo l t the prcmUes to Bnlllngton llooth as trustee fur the bouoflt of the I salvuilim Army originally and that although each leaso vvns torn t ear it vvn understood that tneal vation I i Army i inuld have tho t preml e itt 311 mm kit on thn I Rani tnimt as t lie huiutil lord vvna in a mpithy vilth ltlou bnlvatlon Army lie livers that I I lie uRn lea I e a It iuutUjli like the oth ers It was In the name of llalilngton Jlooth wax In fact taken like tho othcrtAn Irunl fur the I alvuilou Armv ft la I further stated that tho beadauartem mire In a desirable part of Newark and that they have become known all over tIme Mate of Nec Jersey aa the headauartera of tho Ami ioloo themlt I averred would Injure time causu of the Salvation Army I hen nalllngton Bout left the Army last I February he deeded all tho real estate held In his name loIloothTncker the now Commander but hfdid not turn over tho leases Anallldnvlt I of tie attorney who made the transfers for i 1 Kalllngton Uooth slates that tho leases were I resered over at the time at the request of tho 1 attorney for the I salvation Army lialllngttin I Booth avers that he na ready to turn over this I ieae up to May 1 last and that as a matter of I met the salvation Army lIt 1 the premises up to nnd be ond the period nf its least Dr David 1 H Fraer cud Jamc P Duscn berry members nf the Presbtery owning the property nver that the lease vvn mndo to ltd liiiiiton llouth with the full knowledge of the committee thnt Mr Booth had then severed his connection with the ali uitbon Acuity law cr Pine In behalf of Hilllnirton Booth caul that Ml 1 per cent nf Ibo members of the alvatlon Army In Newark had gonu over to tho Volunteers I dissent said Iawjer A B Boardman ap poirlnc for the plaintiff from the proposi tion that because a percentage of the Army de serted that Its property can bo divested to thn use of others I am sorry to hear deserted used said JAWer Pluto That Is imbibing British non sen e eencThe word seceded would be better Inter jected Justice Pror who wa in tho Confeder ate army It has been handed down since the days of time civil war The word seceded will suit admirably said Lawyer Pine The Volunteers who are commanded by Balllncton Booth permit n man to get out when be pleases In denying the motion Justice Pryor said I that It did not appear in tho moving papers that Irre parable injury would result unless the injunc r linn IM granted and he did not believe that this I was the nn I biilldlni I I Iho i 4al mel Ion Army could get In Newark tonnti I mr Its purpose NKWAIIK Mm H Tho Salvation Army I moed out of thn Newark barracks yesterday but the oi nit tprs decided 1 not to I move In until I today they hlle posi lnii nf the premise I and will hold the first meeting there tonight I I 11111 rouii s wots lie Mnrrleil but Widow Pins VentS Him fiiea In lull Mrs SophlrSnss n widow II I lyenrsoldof I 141 Wnllon street Wllllnuidmrch 1 was sent to jail for ten days by Justlco Lemon In the Kvcn Street Police Court jostirday for assaulting William VngH who bus n plumbing shop at 951 Johnson avenue and lives In n rear room Tho woman formerly hind a boarding houre nt 11 1 Throop avenue I hree weeks ngu she answered Vnuels nil seru i ement for n house keeper Ho prnmUrd In con lder her applIes i itt I In anticipation I that oho would get the plate C ii 0 old out Iho I luiiirdlng i busIness and i ent her personal prntwrt around to Vngela i place Ho nerinltied t her to store flirt of the property In hIs hick room The widow caused I J Viignr arrest n week aso forwrongfiillv I I withholdlne I I somo of her fur nltiiro She alo accuse Vcigel of having promised to lottery tier and breaKlng limit en gagnment Vogel nld that the unman proposed marriage hereelf anti wlell he told her that ho had u wife I slum laughed at him I Justice 1 Uoet Unit dismissed thn summons l Mrn NISS con tinued tn I annoy the plumber and nn Vedneday she smashed a nOw window i of his stint with I a piece of eas pile and struck him Hie declares that someday situ will be revenged for his treat ment nf her I Writ Hide Inrk P4itp ClinKen Tho Board of Street Opening has decided that f the new west side hArk shall occupy the block bounded bv Twentyseventh Twentyeighth street Ninth and Tenth iveniii This block I on which Is I ft 8Choolhoue was nppoed by t tie I Comptroller on account nf its ut ot the I market value belnu Si 111 tWO II M favored tie block between Ivventloth and Tvpntfirst streets tho imt of which would be unlv onethird us much Ve must have some regard for the credit of tho city bo said If we keep Increasing our debt ut the pre ent rate we shall shortly have no public school Hyslem no tlnanclal system anti no credit Tinredoes not seem to be enough advantage in the tiptown site to warrant tie painent of three times M much money IS the low nr Bite would cost Fell from a Ilnlloon at Cnrnenc Charles Wolcott untVmcrlcan aeronaut who fell from his balloon recently while performing In Caracas Veneuela arrived yesterday on the steamship Venezuela I Ills spine Is I injured anti ho cornea here for medical treatment He was unable to walk I ItETItOtnUTS OKT JtXCITRn The Ornernl Oonferenefl Turmoil Over Pnrllnmrnlnrjr TitnRle CtBVrlAxn May I IThe meeting of the len oral Confcronre nf the Methodist Episcopal Church this morning tens exciting Illahop llurat presided Morris Sharp of Ohio offered a resolution providing that na limo women dole Kate to the Conference had rellnqtlhe l their tents their I expense ahotilil bo paid Tho Rev Dr Ieonnrd made n epeecli ngatnst the passage nf the resolution The o vrnmcn It has been Urolilcil he raid are legal memberaof till body nnd asnch their expenses must bo paid I without any resolution Many delegates struggled tn get the floor An attempt to lay the resolution on the tahIti wn defeated The llov Dr Neeley of Philadelphia presented n subttuto for the resolution to the eltcct that the ciponeea should be paid I by the committee The nov Dr Karl Cranium I nt Colorado madoJUoint nf order against Dr Neels lexolutlnii nn the ground that i It I stated Hint time four women Inlmed ad mission when as II mutter of fact the Quotlon of their right to alt In this Conference WM un ilUestluncil Il hm Ilnwt rcfil od In entertain thn point of older I Dr I Crittinlim I appealed In the i floor and tho liUlinpdecided that hu hail been sustained Then n doen men demnnded attention nnd delegate declared Hint I I Itch did I not understand what they I were Mitlint I on Tho llov I Dr I Wil liam M Kryslngcr nf central Pennsylvania said that lie hail appealed tn hue lloor and that the appeal had been stated a having como from Dr Crnn I tnn Therefore time member haul not voted Intelligently I I I Ho demanded that his ap peal bn put IIIMinP hurst I refused to I J let Uu Conference a tI mm ainni fli n to Pflftte ii KnMliLcr rtltd Ciillu w ov L If I cant net justice on this floor I will re sign This wn greeted with checra Bishop llurat MId that I llr Ncllcy had Ito their tn upenk on hi Is rtsutlum t Ion Dr I Kvnett said that I Dr I Novloy had no right to the floor until Dr I Frylngcr5 appeal had been put Tho Bishop ruled other WIt Dr Kynett lila face fltmitiel with anger Jumped up nnd demnnded hilt I Dr Neeley rnsumo his sent nnd let thn hiillsn decide whether Dr Neeley had the tutor nr Iho i IIPI1I1 bo put A hi it nil ril voices Imrkril I Dr I I Kynett and the Chair wn come id iii Input I l tin t nppeal nf the Hev Dr Frytlnuer Time homo siiftalniit the Illfhnp and Dr I Ni eley tried In speak on his resolution Dr Kvneil deniniided that both resolutions be I rend When lImo reading had pilhsimd Dr Craiston mndii the Point of order I that Dr Ncelev had pliangid the rcudlnu nf tho rexnlutlnn Dr I Nilley nil liii I tett that he had Bishop Hurst I I Mild that itt must restore the wnrdlnitnf I t lie rinlutlon Ih this time every rtodv was ixclted and n doen angry delegates III all 1 parts nf the bninto wcro vainly trying to get the floor Durini the confusion both reftnln tlolif were withdrawn and tho Incident closed 1Jrt 8 CKMKXTKH 7V IS GIlf 18 The IIoilv or the Murderer P4uppoed to lie Miife from Ornve itohbrrf IlllIAliKIIlllA May HThe body of II II lolraca which was embedded in cement In a pine box yesterday after the Imnglni and then placed In n 1 vault In Holy Cross Cemetery was inrled this afternoon III n grave ton feet In lepth The llov Father McPnke who was one of Holmes spiritual ndvlseis conducted thn services fin attendants were Lawyer Samuel I 1 Ilotnn who defended tho murderer tnder aker Ollourke and several cmt nvr H nf titus Inly Crnss temctery un When the funeral service were over the graetllfcuerft aided by a masun and under the Biiperv Mon of Lawyer Kotnn piled n layer of cement two feet thick upon thn t Imx The tna erlnlwa packed In and about inn ldes anti I tnt of tin collln and when the work was Un shed the remains of Holmes wero declared to I I be tttfu moot grave robber I A lllll Collector Hliot I I liiiriirsTKK May N I Last Wednesday night I I hugh Mcliulre a West Webster farmer went I tn the house of Ell Beiidlct near by to collect a small clnim against Mnrv n dnuchter of Mr I ienedlct SItu nuknnwUdged the bill hut I I hnrli her brother ordered McGUire from tho IIolIc As ho turned to go Charlea pulled n I I relnhpr amid shot McGuiro In the arm lie la I ow In Iho hospital and young Benedict Is I In Jail I Drowned IKeraeir In n 1latem I I Sarah Ghee a demented woman who lived with her husband James at Hunts Point on I I what IB I known as the Ghee farm committed ulcido early yesterday by drowning herself In n j I cistern on tho premises Mrs Ghee was 40 ears old I I I or iXTimsr TO run pit ESS aa Reporter lie Kxeludetf from n IIe v log In n Referees Private Ofdtet KtMlHA May HA question of especial In toreat to nonspapers came up for adjudication before Justice Walter Lloyd Smith of the Su preme Court timit morning Col D C Robin eon son of time Inta Joy Robinson upon aa order of Judge Smith appeared for an examina tion In supplementary proceedings before Fran cis J II rne n referee The order was ob tained by Cot K II I Youmans former chief clerk of time United State Treasurer upon a judgment of SHOOO which haa not been antis tkd Hciblnson objected to answering tho ques tions nf H P Mos attorney for Youmans in tho presence of reporters on the ground that to publish his testimony might Injure certain Interest terest with which ho hid been associated Itcferce It run denied the motion to exclude reporters on the ground thnt he had no Juris diction Col Robinson declined to answer the questions unless an order of the Court directed him to All bands then adjourned to the Supreme Court Chambers of Judge Smith who con vened a special term of court to hear the mat ter Lawyer Moa made n statement letting forth his Interrogatories and nsked that an order issue directing Robinson to answer Itoblnsnn asked that the Court Issue an order declaring the proceedings private thereby ex cluding reporters ludxo Smith sold It was a question that re nnlrtil IriVASI I l ntrm ntul he nil Iritipnjul thA MV I anilnivtion of Hdilnsnn until Monday In the mean tlmo he I will rendei a decision upon the ijfi uesttnn whether tho LtrPs can be excluded inui KUcliprnconillnes The merits of the casa depend UIHHI tho nature of action In supple mentary proceedings and whether a referee private nfllco at such times la n court of record If It K I the pros cannot bo excluded Judgt Smith has consented tn I ndmlt the press undel I amlcus curlii and the Gntellr nf this city has employed M I J f OConnor to present n brief In xupnort of tho claim that a case before a referoo I Is public nnd representatives of the press cannot he excluded except In such mat ters as tho statutes provide Divorced Irom a Prenrlier for Cruelty ExETKn N II May 8 Referee Klvel hu filed his reports on the Warner cross libels for divorce He grants to May I Warner divorce from lame E Warner nn grounds of extreme cruelty and dIsmisses the husbands cross libel and declare Itn allegation nf adultery un founded Warner was n Phllllp Exeter etu dent and married I MIs May I Sleeper here Ha took his bride abroad and studied a year On tholr return he entered the Baptist Ministry and has preached In the town of Stratham and In New York

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I IrJTM Tf9 11S PH SUN SATURDAY MAY 0 1850 THIRD TO DITCH TRAINS TITO ATTKXtrTH AT WnCOKINO OY inr 1ttxKnrTriKiA it n Tfcsjr Tnke PIe nn HneeeesjUe Nlht k Tie on the TrisfUn nnrl Hptke Clisvsed Oat rrom the KislUllenrr Jneksjon NncroIm Arr t4itndlt III on Hniplcloa NEW tlBUtswlCK May RTwo attempt nt train wrecking on mccenlro nlalits hare made work for the detective of the Pennsylvania nallroni On Vi8 lnet lar night a pile of tin wa fimnd on tlio eastbound pnuenirer track nt Deani Pond nuron miles from this cUr just lit tlmo to iir rent a wreck Lest night train 02 tha Washington express leaving Washington at 4 P I Mnntl 1 duo In New Ilrnnswlck atOMd truck a mall plloof lien nt Franklin Inrk three mll i edit nf DennV The engineer found atlo weilard lntnrecn the cowcatcher and the front wheel Tho railroad deteetlvm arrested this morning negro Who hud been seen about Ican sta tion ami Monmonth Junction since Wrdnrstlny raornlnij Ho was found In a piece of woodn near the trncic and when taken before Tuitlce Ford raid his name wan Henry Jackion and his home was nt 100 Railroad avenue Jersey City where he boarded with a colored family the name of which lie could not remember Dctoctlvo Morris mndo a complaint ncalntt him for trcniaMlng and produced a large piece of brown wrapping paper with n brown stain acroMJU He ald that the slain wi rust from n Iron clnw bar which he sntd Jackson hml and which twined to lift splko The detective aid that Incksnn In prcted also because of Irqulrlcs he mndo of the station agent at Deans about express trains from the South and because 4 of conversation wllh James Wilson a railroad Iran Jnclpon was committed to the county jail for trrnpuMlnir with tho understanding that the deuctlvn would appear ti tnnrrow to Blke n clmrui n atttrtnpnl tntln wrecking When lift kttI was Infonncd of the sus plrlnnt cntiTtalnr l agninut htm ho fald I dniit know t lie firM I thine t I about It JaekKonKitory iv4 tutu to the reporter nt the Jail was Hint ho nnrrwnkcil on n rnllrnnd that Ip rinnn to Jersey City f t rn months ego from lllchmnnil wlitru hu va S born Ho obtained n t Joli with tint Hnrliour Asphnlt Company Ierq V CR nnd hn un tint to work hiving iitlewatke Urcenllv he worked on tnlnn street Jurnvy a City nnil a few uayt ago went to board at 101 Unllroail aronre While In Jersey City m wns In rcrrcstxin denrc with an old nultlmnro friend Charles Smith who wan anxious tii rotni North Pack son riita him that ht eotild jinibablr get work with the Ilnrbonr Company On Wrdnerany lat t so iiick on my he received n poMiil card from a letter carrier In the street who had by chnnre atkeil him If he was Henry Jackson The pfilol wn from Smith who wrote that he wn coming North on Wednesday nnd iisked Jackson to meet him nt Alontnoiith Junction vmall station on tho Itnnsylvanla main line ten miles from New Urnnswlck Jnrkron rays hn did not know why Smith ramed Monmouth Junction as a meeting place for hi hud never beard of tha place ilut ha FlHrted to BO to the Jersey City station and on the way did a very peculiar thing From an umbrella man who win ntlllnif caries he bought four for JifiO and then paid two cents In n nenrby store for a piece of brown paper In wlilci to wrup them Then he bought a ticket for ionmout h Junction got on the train that left Ji Miy City at 833 ho unyp and got oil hero Cl because the conductor told him the train did I not stop at Monmouth Junction He llncerrd It about New Brunswick for a time then bought V a ticket for Denns bnvlnc learned that that rtatlon was as far as he could co on the UI cents I l f tin j his pocket Ho say he got off at Deans still carrying the I Chnes and then walked to Monmonth Junction three mllen west There he learned that no I trains from Baltimore stopped there and con lued that his friend Smith had been carried t thrnucn to Jersey City On Wednesday night he slept In n barn and on Thursday night he did the same On Thursday he met three white fellows to whom ho sold the canes for 05 cents Ho loit ered about the neighborhood begging his meals anc1 making frequent Inquiries about triune The detectives do not charge Jackson with the Thursday night job but ar that In the attempt on Wednesday night twelve spikes had b en ro moved from the eastbound passenger trick A trackwalkcr who had not beard of the oh tructlon made the discovery on Thursdav murnlne Several passrneer trains had pased over the track by that time and the outside rail was badly bent At 100 Railroad avenue Jersey City Henry Jackson Is cot known J DR nsnwiNs liRe UeiIpt lie W ay Warn Mnde Know to nira by the AlmIghty Dr Patrick Derwln of 43 Marlon street was arrested at his home yesterday and arraigned before Magistrate SImms on a charge of prac tising mdlclne without a dlpcma or being registered The County Medical Society were the complainants John Madden of 20 Ppruco treet and William Allen of 243 Dowery testi fied that they bought from Derwln a box of salve for which he charged them tirty cents Derwln was held in 100 ball In each case He declares that the receipt for the salve VVM made known to him In a dream by the Al mighty and the mixture and brewing of the Iierks aa well as the gathering are suld to be attended with welid Incantations ana prayer Derwln Is well known In his neighborhood as the faith cnrlst and Is said to have made a great deal of money FLVAYCIIL 4N1 Kew Tort Stock Exchange Bales May L CHITZD ETATIR AKI STATE I1CNIH IN SlOOOs 10 UB 4s C1BS3 11TI 2JulaClasaAlOt4 IIUBC4o1h24 iufemkbctSs KtiinS At 154 I CXXDSINO pnicra or CWITED STATES DOMDR eu Asked ma Aiita TJgIsr 04M C R 8s r 1004 11 3K 118 VsrlV07lt11 ljicse IUU UK Vit4o HO iuot Use Hg7HM J B4sr10SSU7W IIlq U804 l HbIOSH Vbdic1114 UTMlUSIBs lBWlliUrt 1IA1LHOAI AKU OT1IKK IION1IM IN SlOOOs f ft A ten gnl 4s 7t0 BIF 4 W 1st 117 Dais 181 tuLNAchonlOo i t I I NA A Ct gui 7IM is il i MoKft E let UIK 1t itt UMclKI 1st llll jja Atcb Adj 4s 414 1 Met KI 2d ins ueo 40 t Z5 Moli S Ohio mil ttalst 81 4O 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Hon 7HJ 714 NVw KlU pf BO Calumet ft II301 803 Old Colony 17H 4 O crola V4W 244 ttt iiii HCo 7H tiulner Jllnlln I 111 1 1 I Illinois Mtl 70 73 Tnmorurk M 87 HM iHimlnlonCi I4l 1ltd fln StAte lee 14 l4t Amer Uell TSJOO tOfl4 PiiiiAnripiitA noaixo QUOTATIOSS JIIM AlM BW Al ef lehlel al 84 844 r Has Imp Co 7s 72 I eh C A N Co 41 1lt ty Wlsbh t1Co BOV j 37 Ienn It U 11214 5212 Ele S llcnm 814 stai Phtla Trac 7U4 tt KlecHllpf Ill till Union Trai liU IH 1 IlfLftreom l I 44 in I I F t oT Cr 74L 74U IMILftlpf 17 17 Met TOn 1074 in7tWelib Crnm HB dm1 X101k 2 21 clib Coin p1 07 Out CToINJSSi tnt I JiIrAOO Ct00TNU QCATlO0 Jut Akt4 fltt 4eett Alley 1 8 S Y Uiwalt 1184 1 Am MtrnwlI 41 42 Nh ltv2t2 23 Canal flock 74 CM tiircetsbtthr 144 l I1iinI Meh220 221 V 7 St lty lOlt4 ID Lake 11 l 27 1174 JATFST IOXI or pfOTATIOVI itchlunn A A P 1Si i nrrlllK ft V pf fat Cnnndlnn 1ariflr OnUlNirlhrrn 1nc pr IKli Chesapeake ft Ohio Knintnrloft I I Wait 14 ErlecomAAP 14l J Iunlnlvmla 6nL Frle let l 0 81i i flesillix III A n Illlnoli Central UUf M Iaiil 7B Kannti ft Texai I luiouth llr uu Luke shore 184 Couth KV pf DlT Urn 4 Naih 41 Union IiOino 55 W V Central lOUVJ Wuboah pf 18 FRIDAY May H The eneaneraents of specie for export to morrow were considerably smaller than had been expected being only SlfiOOOOO This circumstance tocether with the exhaustion of the selling movement by professional operators resulting from uncertainty as to the financial views of the most prominent candidate for nom ination at tbo St Louis Convention produced a reaction In the stock market that left the ma jority of the list fractionally hlchcr than at tho choke of business yesterday Tho Improvement In prices was not general because the Indict ment of the officers and directors of tint American Tobacco Company Induced sell Inn of the Industrial share and par ticularly those of tim American Tobacco Company At a rally of Hi per cent American Tobacto closed 1 j3 cent lower than yester day All of tho other Industrial stocks except General Electric recovered the ground they lost early In the day The weakness In General Electric appeared to be duo chlelly to the liqui dation of speculative ventures loath by opera tors presumably hoped for Immediate fa vorable results from the alliance between the company and tho Westlnghnnse Manufacturing Company United States Leather preferred and United States Rubber exceptionally strong at net advances of m and 2 11 cent respective ly The most extensive trading other than that In American Tobacco was in Sugar helloing and St Paul both of which closed Sractlonally higher than yesterday Tomorrows shipment of specie make the total for the week S5850000 Of this amount only tomorrows shipment of SlfiOOOOO goes forward as a purely exchange transaction Its destination Is Paris whereas the exports curlier In the week were to Berlin and were Induced by tbo payment of a small commission under stood to be onequarter of 1 t cent Of thu told shipped tomorrow SI30000 Is In bars ob tained from tho Assay Office anti SViOOOO in coin withdrawn from the SubTrcnsnry The apprehension with which the present outward movement of gold Is regarded In some quarters may bo allayed by knowledge of the fact that It Is not caused by the sale of securities here for European account nor by on active mercantile demand for remittances but by the resumption of the demand usual at this season for credits from tourists The demand from that source promises to bo unusually larg i this year and added to the volume of morcan tile remittances Is likely to cause further ex ports of gold In the hint dealings on the Stock Exchange the closing of short contracts at the end of the week Imparted an appearance of strength to the entire lint Filial tales compare with those of yesterday ai follows Jfnfir JfdtfI Slfivr Jfawf TftS Fe I4T 1411 get trail pf oil nl ATftSFejif 2aH 24 SI S North Am SH u Am8uKllefUJ IZ8 4 North W cam 101 104W AmIMKf lief P103M IUH Nor Iac c 114 1 AH Tobacco oMu 14Ui Nor 1ao pf 124 12 Halt 7 Ohio 1HU l74 N J Crnt lOt 10uU Canada Ro dUtt 41lt Omaha com 411 tin CCIft Ht I 84U 9444 Out it Ult IsU HU CIlt Q 7lil 7iS Can Mall 8nJ utt4 CotsIlse10 IM lloik liiaml 71 TOW cns A Ohio UV IBT leading ll l0 la I Chlcasoaas 11It tltiU tlaulcom 77U 3j Ilif lien tt 11 U Pf 47M 47S eolith Ily flCJ usj Dlsfturco i bt IiW I eonth Krpf iin scS KrleN IsU 144 reinl fill 2rtij itJj len tlec 841 t 4lJ UnionVK 7l J B Kan ft Tex pf aiji X8t Ir t Contain 6 o Louis it Nash B1 SlOg Us fjather V t 4 laclde l las Vrt tIn ii B Leath pf fiM AMT lion Con 1117 107i Shah ft Ipf 7W 173 Missouri Iac 23U 24t Weil Un Tel itt B5 Nat Lead KCH 2IIIJ i Wheel ft L U UU Ilk Government bonds weak The 4s of 1107 and IfJlM closed M V I cent lower lild and tint Bs H 9 cent lower Md Itullivay boniU dull The features worn Kansas and Texas h lt Luclcde las UU Northern Pacific Cntisol CD T flAa United ritntoa Cnrdaee isle T It and Atulilsoii Issues Tliu iinni Importiint net do dines were In Kansas and I exits Ms VI p i cent toBU Iaclcde las lit IM to llWj Northern Iacltlc consul Ss M to AO and Lnlted States Cordage IsIs 1 T It 4 V cent to SUM Commercial price of liar silver In New York 07T c lIar silver In London closed atlid Ki ports to Europe totnorrow inOOU ounces Money on rail 8Hl V rent with exception loans at 4 V cent Time money i cent for two three and four months 1U i w rent for six months and 4 V rent for right months Irlnio endornd lillls receivable are quoted at 4Wif5 V cent four msnth accept alive at 4C113l V cunt and good single name paper tiWLtII V cent There WHS nn Improved demand for sterling exchange curly In tlio I lilly and a llrmer tnn Ill eiulleii but the tunrkl closed iinet Hold t bills brined tho cliluf Kource of mipply Conti nental vxiliuriKu wii tlet and III in Instvd I ujklni rate fur nUrllntr 3lHHiij for long lillu and SIMiVti for deinnbd Aclual rules are lninf Mils SIH7 Ml8Si tight drfu f4HHViiS4Mn and cabin transfers 4hlin i54HU 4 Francs are ijuoled AHIiaalilU fur lone and filMtn14H fur short relclisnmrks HA ullkiMJnriliI I I for Innc anti IIS 1 llniii I iiim h fur dhort enlldvrs to 0lki 40a for Ions and 4O140 uIll forbhort Domestlo rxchanzo on New York Iloaton hUlt cents discount ClmrleMnii llurlnu tmri selllna I d premium pin iinhutuii iti hitg llll 1 1 tilT bdiliip par ew OrlcniiH Hank I 16U I p remium i riiniiuKrrlal par Nut FrancIsco ltl7itt 7K edits telegraph 1U cents premium Bu IouU BU runt tirculumi uirernl at io 6 cnts premium Chicago 70 1 cools premium bid Tu cents asked The Imiirts of dry goods for lie week ending today wen r SI744VJH I against Mrilil I I ftt werk nnd Sviiuu i lisr thin correnpnndliii week uf lust year The amount marketed wail flUT4Hii iicnlnst Slil4HTT idIot ueck and il lIltli741 fur the corresponding cek of lam yeur Hallway gross earnings for April compare with those ut the sumo month ul last year us follows o c c slid st IOUI1 ioiiiioi neo tn7a7 Iiici2onnd Wot MCiilirun llnnii I I un a u I 114 Detroit I11114i Phi Sill It HIIII I I liti 1577 K l K MiiUSllI I Hia liU KHU4IU lee llOjl 1ilti then uml Lnku lrlu 401110 ills 5 lOll The Nfw York Central antI hudson hirer Itallroud Cnnriaii mud leafed HUM reports gross cirolULs fur April ot J4lvb48 u do 1 if rfrf f crease of 37381 and for the quarter ended March 311 g15 Orossearis lO5QtO AMt P1111 inc 44MUU9 up eipen 7ujtt4u17 flnlDliA Ine 55351 Net earn 31tIMIg Itig 1424711 PIrilobarge lt5489t 9817458 ticO VIl5 Pront ik iftt in DlTldfluI IOUOUOO u5l1183 Inc 4 717 Oeflelt Jwiuilri Mliii Dec II8IU74 For nine months ended March 11 1 tie f f t CHnnffti nrosscsrnRS n4vntniS SIIWMHnS Joe Vi7444 Oil exponnes lil IB4S7 ZIJI tltitnt Ino 111037114

Nt arnKn inc 1310070 First chance 711430211 7tiOSUIJI ln 17111 pront iiiio P70OM3 alojl3 Dltldcnil HIIIJIIIIOU iJ8JUtiUlI 100 tUUtltli Surplus U755 07 1al07O9 tsuieit The linlftnco sheet shows cash on hand 51280 17i1 thud prolltand loss siirpltm 1 1088481 The Illlllilh Centrnl ttnllrx fnninnnv ra Onris estIluItteul rrIi rarnltiRS for April of l401t4ti9 nn lncreii of iilli8 us compared wit Ii the siiuo otto tii nf last year Fur thin nine months Hided March ill the gross enrnlnus wereSKIi44fiOT an lnrrra piil SlHOH7ft7 as compared with the I corresponding I period of thn previous fiscal year anti Iho nut earnings were 5PJOUMII an Increase of SliHiVH The Cincinnati Jackson and Mackinaw Hall road reports gross earnings for March of SA8371 an Increase of 511142 1 an compared with the same month or lust year and net M7IM an Increase nf S017 Tor tho three months endlnc March Ml the grou earnings were 101147V an Increase of SUilill I as com pared with the corivpnndlnir perliKl nf last year and net 17010 an Increase of Si4ni JJritiMmCii reports the number of business failures In tho Lnlted Htiites for tho week cnil hut tod y itt 21J7 against U54 for the previous week nnd J24 fur the corresponding week of last ear The receipts of the Government totlay were Custom SMilyil Ititcrnnl revenue 54HJiloa and miscellaneous S41iri a tOtal of SD70 J4J Thin tiIMbUrsenttIuta hliciuti lOg i02fl00 for pensions were SllolVOUli belnu nn excess of expenditures over rcelptnof SlH47oM lor tim month to date the excesn nf expenditures over receipts hiss been and Mr the used year to date the excess nf expenditures over receipts hus iHcn 2ll5l47i1 The net assets of the Treasury at the close of business todny as ofllclUly computud com pare with those of yeaturday its follows lif f ifrtil 9 fiold coin and bullioni21StiO75ll llolo7jnn Hllrerilollnrinnd I bullion Mnni1iI 84nxNNII I 1 United Hliites notes 7UU1437J BI4IMil3 UtlM ra Sllsltl eccssof limndllnbllirs 440tHn74 440m7H4 Available cnsh balance In coilIng olil iMlnUIO 62io57o857 e2H8HIH3Sl Money In London Ki V cent Unto of Ills cull lit In open innrket for Ixitli short and three mnnthV bills in i tl cent Carls advices quote M It ceniH lit lOIf J u rentlmei Kxclmtige on ondon ifif 17 I centime Amount of bullion gone Into time Hank of Kiiglnml ilNTOOO The Iteorciinlratlon Cnmtnltteo of the Mem phis und Cburleiton ItoH road I rinipaiiy con slsllnir lit Ailrlnti Ielln Jr 1 Krcderif Croin ucll W Kmlen ltotiet nit nml IMwnrd N llbbs nnnounco that after carefully examining tho rcoriiinlzatloii plan recently I proposed by 8i unto Horn ivnd others do not iippiove of that plan They id vie holders of the securities of thucompnny and ccrtlllcHtix of this itinrnnty Trust iimpnny l sucd therefor nut tu deposit them under the Horn plan They also stain that the plan Issued by them Inn been accepted by tho itolilem s fit ovor lii V t cent nf the 7 V cent bonds that their plan has bcn declared opera live nnd that In their Judgment It Is oqultublo to all Interests The sales of mining stocks at the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum KxchuDgo today were us follow Optn Ilfqlu Late Clot falea AaffiA tna tit trt Itm Via Uelcher 75 73 70 71 HOOChollar I 75 1 73 1 75 1 75 ICSOCon I Imperial 4 I 4 4 luUOComstock I B U 8 II itbuiiMt liiisi 10 in in in ini Mexican lit BS H1 f3 BOH 1otonl 80 I41 80 80 alit Portland 1 51 1 B3 1 Bi 1 OS fun Pharmacist 8 n 5 Id 1DO Union 61 lU 03 Oil 00 Yellow Jacket 43 43 43 43 Total sales 7100 chant Electric Stock quotation nnercul hay 8 The 0103112 quotations of electrIc stocks toOay Wire Ml 4shet Fdl onFlectrlcIlluminating 183 I 4ii ivn ral Kleetrlc 4K 1431 jeneral lilectrlcpr 711 74 Litiii4in Consoilitatfd Muru Service 214 WestlaitlioilH Kleclrlc HI Wcstlnitllolle irlrlc pf 524 CJ tort I Uuinei ctrlc 1 M Fort Vayno Kiectrie Trust iserlei A VW Thomsoiilloubiou Irust serlesDi 9 i 4U CO1IMI1CIL CIMIVXJ TThent IoiverIlliclier nt Flmt Foretcn Market higher ICrollnInc Snlei Nortlivenleni IKecetpt lnraer Fiirelsn Helllnc Cotton Clnaeii Iover IonB llilllldutlon Ilvvrpool Lower FRIIIAV May S COTTON Declined a lo 5 points re corered the loss but reacted and closed n to t 3 points lower with the tone eaiy The nalcs ucro lll I iuio bales Liverpool declined 4 to 14 l punts but cloned unurianzud ti I point lower spit prleei them dtt cllned IMJd with Hales of 1Jooo bale N w Orleans declined t to 3 points The lUerpool nlc for the week were HHOOO bales iDcludltiK 00 000 American against 4II01II lail wi k of Wit ilI 440DU were Aluerl can and 41100 latt year of which 4 000 tere Amert can total stocks lHJInoo I lnlmllnj H5 inou Ameri can asalnst 1143000 last week of which OTliOOO ere American and 1000000 List ear Including 1572000 American rIta port receipt wire 0077 bolt scaitot 5h12i1 1at WCCi atuh 005 Ittt y or 11111 I I c t lid PIP I t iciillzt 30123 bait it ahuI 1 l2r hoot cnr 1 ii eus Orbau rceiIiu I IirroW aru ettituattul at I 510 1 I ioo cciii ut I I 1 ha ti t k 21111 151 yuar null I I 57 In I iu I Itounto cx ueeis 000 It 7111 00011111 I i 40 Iuot eir tipot tdI toll her itebI lidb I I lIe no aIa lIttuUiitg upbs ohs u r m 0 I ho otiuhuerut etoti Inrketa it crc flees ii Ilnliuungci 1 hun ci all tIIICOi 5iiut Iltiti sold 2701 hut NV 4 1 Ii I uul0 I exports fruits t he P rt 4 cur 442 luau TIe totusi Inlcrbor rereipt or I I o tt crc I 7 I 71 ttlcq acuint lltti7 last wect nuti I ro Inot 3 r 11115 ments 400htl aKilni lili4 last week and iti314 last yeari utoiks ItniItU against glll411 last week iind 143025 last year Thu future tradlmc was as folloasi CIotnu Jtet ouat leo May Itl7jiOS ilV w olooo June 1 MISIJNOU Kll I HCH Iniinii I July 3 Hili Nll7 Ml I 8U5 fillH August llSi0 Ilil 4 I I Ii till 11211 I beiteiiilM r 7siit73i 7H1 751 ulfmi CVlnber 7H4i 7H3 7 II I I 715 7lini Novemur7Jn7ui 721 7VI nmio llecimlier 7VIM724 7V7 7JI I lOwjil Itittnnpv TliiT C Ill T 1 A fl mil eLruary7J 47 vU 7n 72J 111101 Tonvrt KKATiRiv Tho Liverpool news was dlnaiH minting iifaln todiynnd prlcen here weakened In lympathy There was mime loin Ilipildatton Induct d ly tn i decllno In i Liverpool and tin receipt at the port and Interior towns wi ro liberal The Iloe ass iUl Sfijuently recovered but later trills weakimd airalu The prominent bull jae the market little If any support Tho decline however wits not Crest and some contend that II nan only a natural I reunion after the sharp advanc of late t m ustalnlmi In I luencA was mo cxpecteil decrease In the Interior locks of nliont ii000 tmles Some belle e that thin arai decreike Is duo in biiylnit by l inlninr m et ortcrs have not been unusuahy acme Ijlljvri this weeic The crop advices continue favorable Tho l ot markets were leu aetOe nn 1 In COnIC csiei micr In lore Some May notices wer clrculald t lty This iloverninent report ClUng theconteniplat eil acreage will ho Issued on Monday Corrn ItTfiiKs iboot ijnlet ami unchanged to I 0 I toots lower wIth tales I of 0000 bag users do llnrd 14 llamliurk ivn imrhanicd to 4ptw hlnher Aiueriiitn warehou o deliveries yeslerlay HH41 ba s American vlslblbupply uf llrarll I4IIOII bans Tim peculation conllnuvs dull thin sirumc Htatlillcnl lositlou of the summer months hue etr prevents hurt sales Chero was a small demand for Hi mar lellverlvs Itlo vas steady at unchanired true ictlpn rlOOll stock nilOOO Illo eichatlife llin I SI mUannt of I HVd Hantos was dull und nomlnil prices receipts a0oil stock Hlooo Illoon he spot was quiet and steady No 7 Ito Hales 1400 bags Iorlofabelios VIOO bags Mnracalio stud 200 barf Suvanllla ou p t The future trailing was as followsu ftalfn fllafttst lsitt Onltia May 2500 1MOII shttn 1HOO H03 line lO IV 70 It ill h2l5th U7I illy VI K41 1245 t 1V4V tlM HMobrr EOOO 1113 i 1113 1 llOntl 110 Fiorii Wa1 rather more actlvti and steady Kales 7noo bbls KiKirt Hsiol Ibis anti I 519 I sack lecellits li74J bbs ami IVuti uck Winter wheat irauds In bbts wru nuotHl a fish laS liii uerfl lie M Stilt 210 No i extra tMA SVI1i No I cairn VIVil 1 clear fvliOvtVliii siralKhli tivt M71 patents Jl30 iJ4 city mills for West lndle I nlft I IH4I1 Wheat declined 14 to h4e t Chicago received 75i1 bl t iht ajjalnst VIKAII lait lean Toledo vnou aK ln t SAii Uetrolt IOuu I acalnit 314 I liiimtn I JlsliO I aealntlltOIU Mlntifnpiills PI I7u11 sun I lilt UMIO Mllwaukeo I llli0 Hniint lo40ii I Chicsuo I fcar oualnsl u tush sill 240 uilnl 114 and Mln I ieaoiu iilAsaln I I t I lii last year Knot sales iinnn No it red r n b ulloat AVoier Slay No I hard f i b afloat IHfcO oert No 1 Northern Sciviie over Future sales hilSOOOhu h as follow Opiihei Iltuteat jaiesf COfftlff Ylulif Tay 711110 70710 HWM ami la July 704 7HX nU Z di144 2 hIlL AIIIUII 7j5 7ujZ mid mil 7i 0 rieptember 702 7HU llli J II1KJ 7i14 lucember 74 il8 iilllrt hIM 71W 7V Corn ilicliiud M i to He Hpot Irrcuular Hpot nalei llniio I I lUsh None for e lain Nu a afloat 11144 DilUri No a while use eiciatnr steamer mlird Uil0 aluat Finurn talus 340UOU bush in follmvs Ol fntng llitihtit frumt Clnlng A uUlt May 11 J Mil iU MH i5i July lilt sIlt in44 iaJ tn tin August ins 11101 iii ii iU tin Kcpiemlier atH K7s U7U us 171 i Ootsdicllned lic Spot easy Npnt sile Hldoniiiiti I InrllMhlB Ml uiils lor eipnrl No U wlilro VVtVlVi Nn ildn 1 VUti Nn 2 S mined VMi4 B ii alloal Fu ture iale4 vtnoo IHUI lie fullni s 1Is tlrfHtny fijiiif lAttfftt CliHlnff iul r May Vl4 vt JI9 VIJi4 VH4 July V4s viv I nui FesTi an Alt Ices trill the IOllllwcll III day reliirtcd utni iuor irlou diniaie tuan I yusur d iy hugs wriiis dr aaI Purr and hot winds It j wiu sliu1 weri d I iss exttnlve Iimugi Tin n ton I I S ill I ol ullo r porleil au nd itutf of Id slul tin n lilt o e ouiMliti bitIll 11 her 5 best pr os aiciidnilt slvim il Hut ubs linllx adilcs 11111 tin iKiuthweit ktntcil Itt Ills iijmricil iiiiiuu e Ilal UN n urcat y eiaKkiral und rcplii s tn liiiulrles ent in Kunas reifardlntf the irop cnuUltlnn tnbH4 tnil but Illllo ilamue hid Is cit dime Tne e con lllclln reporuiauwlselling aud pnim lost II h enrly rat and Oigllncd ijullo sunnily LoW sbIve Frsur1tu1 7 5 Mrrrrwot 4 M hr Paris steady and Iterlln M l tn H hIgher The Northwestern 11W Ipts wtre larp ss compared with host year Today they were 331 ran Hialnit 4rin item week rnd 111 last year 1e Califoriila report Mated to lIftS that PItA Ihdlcatlins pnnt tn a crnp nf mer a mlllloii tons The Illinois report tn Im IsiieJ nn Motility Is e t 1ccted lnulvellieioolitloii I I at Ul i Tie Mlnnraholh i I 1 slock It Is I istltnst d lll lose rloonoii imsti tnls Miek Fnrelifn houses sold hi r corn and nats weakened will wheat Uilonffn revel d 143 I ears nf CIlia nnd itpecls I4i I liniinrrii I I Tus out recilpts thre weT III mil lie stlmulc for to I morrow Is I4r I The SAIl Demand lIlt for corn 0 54 lesa I al lee and at Chlctiiru trier wee prictlcall Itntie Aciirl I Inu to htril4ti erS Ct tlirta Ill Wills t I wlunt linur In eluded as wlienti I from both ioisli 5 of tin I tntlcd hlniislhl eel nmoiint tn l MMJllOl bus iinhinareil I H Ills I IVliOonn Imli last week VMIUIHI bus In thn nrst iS Pill nf May I nut iSlfinoo I bush Inttiecornv SlMimllhK Week nf IMIl I and l7UOOO I 111411 Ill I tile ihto tieek of I mill NAVU HrnitKsMplrlls lurpentinn HO nits Ii nt Ci liXi i rnsiii easier lit IIIK I otjlnn I for cninmmi tIl Koo I i Fist aeul Irmoi riM No sales Crude 1921 hen and In OH City Itefln Ml nnilmiiitid novistoisJjird dull nnd lower lny V Iork dull I and linn Men ll4 I I liressim I I hons 4 t j s Mft Inllovv nvjalMnc I ChkniiO Jlay H liin 1 decline In IIIIJH and trlol t icts nr rt more lib ral mine iiient nett week cause a satxlnu mm kit In pro vlnlinu The opriiliiti wns lower nml prices eamil sitS fuillicr ilurlnx InciliJ an I tlieelnslni wns iiilrlnt ntiotlt III Inside Ihc I cash 110111 tIll aces n lilt o Improved Inilsv with fulr sites of pickled meats reported llutler Creamery Western extras Ido I creamery Wesletn seconds tn llrsls lil I 1 i0 iLVt I I creamery tilt to and rennsvlvuna I tlnent Ifih I iiiiei I do do thirds tn llrttm t llitlfic I tttate iliurj hut tlrklntiilis I ncoiiilj to llrslB ilrM4 I I I M Western India tlon creamery seconds II lINt 0 iisHf I Wistem factor tlriitis loc I Wi stern factory seconds ncj Western fnclury thirds Mctitc Clies Mate full iriam li rtn fall made lancy II 43 II 14 i cond In choice Mtiii I common to I fair fxiiri I small I full I m nil cnioreil fancy HIM loo Mini lchi I klms eommontn prime 4frtiHic dn part nklms I i ominnn to prime 1514 mo e sKtnte 1htisvlvaiiln ami tlftrjiIlilll ttiputry Iisrhce fsttcy I 14 lllltl altS t shill Oil teat liSlii t10 stat 414 t4Tss 712 tIllS ltllr fugals 11i1 tItt ut 4t bteflIlcI llUt COIl 4OnI3 UISICAittP SIlly 8These Weru tolu prborit 1ttiltl 0liflQ I11et FOs thsln 519 July f4 It4t 1j54 fltl III itihtsuItbcr IjL l153 UlL Ul5 61T4 I Iris 8014 2054 2uS1 004 tltlttiUr III5 U5 tt04 007 bhU14 1 Its liiii OIl 20 11114 91 lOt Bstucsubcr 204 204 1114 1u 9ul 400 IbIS 477 4 77 402 trltilflhiSr 4115 4tIS 4119 4112 501 111th Jul 421 422 415 417 425 lhlItlnber 4755 45 431 431 137 JIll 7U2 5705 5775 5l 707 Sitssitivs l 1 tli2 717 1400 1115 I ITO Slock Mnrkct NKW V utc IVIdiy iav H Heelpts of beeves were LIU I I iiend I i ars to be cTi riiil 113 lflt turret to Imni l Naupht ri rs mid I7inrfor I tilt ipnrks I uo cars on sit all tolil Market ntm with sttiers and ox n elliiiK Ine V Kid r I Uner Mini bilN mid dry cows rutlliit steady Tim 3inl III n cliared aviv 1oiiredt til 1oi ltiitlvi slers sold at Mft I 84lB V lull fts SlIti I hero stlllers at 9ii7 i 5 iuen and stit nl 11 4Vjl bulls at fVliVitan dry cows at Bli3 I tln4ll llnssl I beef llrm at ll 7Hc V IX for lIOtIF to prime native sMes Cahl i tton I lirl tishi Iliac kte quoiu Anierican steers at nvtHllOf V n dresied weuhli I Amerlcun refrlifentetl biefat 7ntStc V fti American sheep at lilmlle I P ff dre td I urlgliu Noexports toMay ithlliinenls tn morrow 774 biees 41Oln p and 4 ilJilluttirmif bvef flecelpts nf cav s inrludlm g 110 I direct tn snuh terer item 7 ill I hcud 17IMI I neid ou Hale all I told Market netUc but at cry low Iliturci the t dicllno raiKliK from 54e to 1t V n All of tin nrrerimm werj disposed of at the reduction 1oor lo I pilmu euls sold at Hrll7i V 1110 IM a few Clinlco at 4 LresMd caUes quleti t cltydrettid veals 447c V n Keceliits of iiiifepaiid iiimiM tiniu tliiK a nin incar direct lo u slnuirhtercr were i30 head 13 cars on sale all I told Demand mo lerately active I at llrm prest on slieep and at a ntliiht nI ccliis situ tcnrllm Iirjces Spring PolOIst lull nnd not wanted Iii pen werHiiboiil clesrid ar the close I irillnnry tn trill clipped elicit so it I at 3 la7Vt l V Km t I ordlnarv to choice cllppnl I lninl1 in 4i IKS I 140 Southern SirlliK lamtis at M 0 Male no lit V l 31711 Iln sid littOn ilVjfHi V n rtr rtiiil liiinh liiifllo e ltiatl plo 1 itf were Slitil I hend mainly direct to slauuhterers Market lid V II llllvt5l f 100 td for Inferior to gooil htato iio5 lIeu Estate Hnlra At the Proadwny Heal Kstate salfsrooms yesterday Dryin 1 Kennedy sold No 2 II Sullivan street a tie I story liris II tutu lint lot lOxlOJ I I lu tn plalnlllT Vetto Illischbium 1 for loUliu 1 Iloohm t Coon lines sold their new seven story hat nesi huh dln on the southeast corner of Wash met ou snu ire tat and Wathlneion i bicc plot 74iix1o to an Invcsrnr I for a price which H nnderstiMid toup pro liiI 41101100 hall 7 How I A Co have sold n plot of four lots two In I lHtu and two In 11 nth sir et ti tsei n I emit and SIMIII I ii lit tilsi for W Coll ns to w r u liiller for ftHoiO The pirchnscr will Improve I lie proiierty by the criitlon nl six gmull houei s 1 Krjmo A Sin lme Plit the four storv prlrat ilivillluK No 7 Wcm sutv ninth strict for 300011 iMililfmt i Wliltchoii e hiif Miid or Luther Kounto lo K J 7 llancv I No lit MadUon avinui n four story browustono dwelling lot iijxioo I for biut Sloouo ILirnett C Co sold for KriiK Vllllum on So 418 I I ltiC avdlt Ill n live story building with iloerx slzo 2U7XS3 price Ji730U to Silullcl Munch 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1 fib rIltell ha III toitm Jllilllll 11 Ittt irIslsl I 1 lb hi ill I 1 I 3 1111 ii t OS lihians A a Ia lt u iJu1u till It ausih rlr rca r u I auil lucia I nut sir hlii Witlu cIl s I I i un ls I lihilIbO Uvlnt 01111015 by ltr ret 1 iiiiilliume Lnrellni nt New Sorl ll vited flaIl roiil fiiiiiinv ir Judkiuent alllrmcd a Its lusts tIp iilin b llarrett J Wn lam I vi DIM ild sot Sfrnninn Cohen as liar stui i Judimtnt aniriiied with coat opinion by uliricn 1 I Is to luulttr Of I Iuionsis Ie a Is thi C r istt11eCro Sul I I lC htiuirlssg turleilI ho ills ests of tim 1 II 11 I I t lllt sr till ttt tO lIlt Ilalib Ill appel hihil I lii I 1 Ii irstnu 2 ric I t IiinnlsMiililns iuJRment reverted opinion by Inifrilinm J IoilsliirNteiuii I Iowi r Compitiy a t William M llalsiiad ludmcnt 1 reiencd tuiv trial I nrdcrcd coitH I tn I I ai eilatil to libido ev nt ipiiilou uy Vat lirunt I 1 Adolf I luihlSiZCli skI ant Third Avenue Itallrom Comtiitiv 2 litd inint and order iitTirmcd with costs OINlin by llarrett J t Miiry A lliyir I I et I a nxt Christopher tlwyer et al lltiglullit allrluiel a itO colt opinion In olirlcn J Miclt lhIIS hours biIive Ii Mce nMliimis Itorlco J Itbcttu lit afllrmcd with ClOts Opinion by Itmra hum 1 hi sry tutie lIray Iii I a Iiuuaily t st SSlihialn II 1 rut 2 r st SI 3 dtdttult uuini I tli a ii lretI hit aa Itli clots ill thit tiabuiblir otud It lIt Icftld istut tuuIr ill I 11 tIti a C F I guIsrtInns sI Ihinni tIs I 11st III tl ettile lthllIn Ily ltujunoI 3 Iblulls 11 ilswa as lIuiIt AIuuultlialrllr tilt THIrd Auuiuln 11511 in t I rtuuilpuii J utluCIuiditt situl 1101cr at rrnib ha lull i llltutlu liv 1 I 0111 IS ccl lrlr 0 btsliK lOOt Jauuses 2 hiartlus et at 1 dsIgnultt anutstfll uattti 450 COSts flhil tlutjtlrae 011711 I tlttlllti 51 1151 rI I 7 iutClul hIts i hot 31111 ittIp Ct at an in ro ClIrelulIttl dl is islthrnid aa Ills cuta OpInion b llsmrIt 3 Mary V Iirisw I old act heIst J II Caldwell et al Onbti r vcri cil and ilcfault of ilefendaiitN onenei a ii 5111 eusiK of uii al or of the urlKlual motion him ni by Uu i IM 1 hi ill main rot Mary A A FirmIng Order reverse ninl iiiplicailnn trauted without costs opinion I by linrnti r TiMiple e ret John Iluckley Aft Theodore Hno evcl et ul order revirsM with I C 10 costs and dlsimne I milit and molon Lriniid with 910coils I opinion M Incr ilium an 1 oliiln I JJ Ienpli ex rel Hrink J Cirroll ant New York City Civil borvliii 1 oird et al Order aftlrmed without I costs opinlnn ill Incraham J In I the I matter I of lo hui s IlLs as administrator c oideraltlrmid wlthtlO coiln and dlstiursemtutii Opinion by llrrptr I and Van llrunt I J I Vut lirunt I J 1 ii dihsintla Kunlt 11 Ui iiiiiiiy as oxeiutor flat Markarrt lliidd Juilntnunt r a erHid nnd noii trial I grantedwit ts coitit l ti II ipiallunt tn ubldn UK I event Opinion by Itumvy J Maud F K Ieplerrls alt Kllen A Rlaven et al Jud iniMit nnlrmi1 with coits opinion by Itumicj1 J Adolf Ituxiltftlell sut ortlellus Van Cott et al Ordtr reirel with OttO co trt utnl disbursements and motion ilenled nitli I 510 I costs opinion bv the court New York llmk Note Company net Hamilton Hank Note riuravtu Company it al order amrmid with 110 I costs and ltlllurlltits opinion to the cntirL Anttustuti s Van Wicklo et al iifrf Inhn c llarron OrtiT r a tTRed with costs to npptllant and motion for live to amend frrnnt d nt nn pajniMiit of 910 costs ir ntotton and nil costs und iliiliiir i i iiiti nl tlm nation t after notice of trial opinion b thecotirt fIn 1 h I llujieraat I I KiMl H I I thou l lrn Wtillnm Husi list thn Mime Jamei W i Koby nOt the Mime First No lnnil hank nf Jianitti 1a act theame First National I Hank I nf lIt rlslh uletustlu PH list the t aame I irileiw rev riwd wltli 1 SHI cmts and disbursements nnd II t I o mutloui to tactile thin altaclimfiitd iTnuted with 910 I luto In each cute tipinlon by tiio court furl 4ulcndnm Thin Day Snrremo Courtspecial Term Part 11ga parte flit tts Surrogates CortChamlursNo day calendar For tirobute WliU I of John rowers William O Tern pieman Munrarct Miilbr at In Ito A M City Court Fpicl 1 Tel m Motions financial REORGANIZATION or TIlE Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Company IOEoNI SIOKTOACJI CIVHM A it ON DM HICIM MoitTvi CIVKH n IKIXIJH INCtllli lION IHO UP isnts To file Ilnlftert or Inliin Trout Cotnptinr Certlflcitteis or lleposilt for tin nlinve niimeil lioiidfil The time for the payment of the balance of the cash assessment nn tlo abovementioned hondslwlnn twn per cent on the pir vulua thereof has been extended to and Inetudln t tle irth day of May IhOo Heornanlratlon Certificates should bo tureentsui ian 1 payment of tho bnlance I nf thn t assessment be made I on or Imforu tio ltli fnv nr Mm I IUII In New York at the olnce of the nlou Triivt Ciirnuny of Neiv Vnrl 80 Uroadivav In Lnndiin nt tho ofllce of Iliirlnff Itrotheris V 4n Limited and In AmatrrdHtn at thn nfUcnnf Msra Slope t Cu Theccrtltlcntei for tie preferred Mivk of the new Company are now ready for delivery Holders of Heorcanlratlnn Certificates who shall fall to pay such balance the assessment on before Slav 13 I Mutt but who shall pay on or beforo Jumi 1 IMM will be renulrc1 to pay n penalty of line per cenl In coats nn thIn par amount nf thu bonds represented by their certificates I 0 null thitt to tho balance said assessment and after Juno I IPOtl pa menu If nvelvrd at all will bo subject tnsuch ad ditional penalty as the Committee may prciicrlba NFW YOUlk May I IHim JIIWAUI KINKCImlrman II SOMKKH IIAYIH E I SA It 1 V filllllS Told OlOItJI 4 IIAVKN Kxecutlf AIICIAN ISiilV III Heorjnnlv C SIll do l rilDMLIl Iisus toHIitT ltlIlN1 committ IOIIN irnrv VICTOII MOIIAAVKTT j IIKIIMAN KOIIHK Kecretnry THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Union Pacific Railroad Company First Mortgage Coupons I10STON May 7th lOotS rnrsitint to crders of Iho tnltiHl States Circuit Court the ioiioni duo July 1st I I SU5 thirty ilollurt each I frnm 1uton 1U lit llallrn id Company Mrit MorlBiie 11 percent I lioiuls together with the lutorcit ucirued thireou while pnymenl hat haiti In default urn dnlltr aul I lift yfldiir cents per coupon In all hlrlynne ilillar and fifty four cnls will hu paid at the onici nf tIlt INIIIN TIllHT CD No 00 iiroadway Now Yorfe City or at thu office of Ito inilrrsluneit No VJ Ames Ilulldlmi Huston ems and fler Friday May H IPOI tin the presentation of audi coupons 11 SIKH o II ut U Ill 14 Treaiurcr for the hlCnlver l ro iioiiifKH nr 1iiiTiKif I I ATHB op I I IIKHOSIT if Hiiu liv TIIK rrNTHAi It TitrnT row 1MNY UK NhW Vlllllt full Till 1IHST ill lull flAIl Il Ill INtuIt or ill lI St Joseph Grand Island llVllltOAUCIlJIlASY I 5 I I I n n I rlnnci i wltli ulluliull tent adrFrlliement dated April I I I Illi I killS a nienllii I I I he holders of he linn ibx rllud iertincate nlll I o held nl ln of II u I Ml I Mil TltObICIhi015 Ill hiCW 0ik hlrd flour Uu m 021 Wall tm I Now York city mi ths IUIH d iv in li 1148 l at o V l al l Cup I i 5 1 Hie plan und t rolrs for Uteri who niay ho niiib e tn ill nI l alI mreiiiM i on be ha I uu nipil allon ii ill Central t ruet i iilll Ills of Nei i tirk Ihi oi I ii I loio I mill Cniniiiny llniin an I at Mel vt I e Il I I X Cn Ltd 13 101151 I dl d t luiilon Eng ilillcd liar 0 I1 silI IltrllllltK I IIMdTT fhlrmiin Henry iliulics j Vllllnm IH Iluiil Committee nritnn Ablinll I 5hliuslai Hlrmi Isssel a N Uiilluct scr4Iar5 3 0htattrtn1 TO Titi iiornnHM oi it joutta ts ztrstaL I EILTIilATEO 01 m iur i ton iMtifiitturn AMI IIMIMIIN HTOCIC OP TIE il Northern Pacific Railroad Go Deposited Ilidcr the 1lnii nnd Acrcc incut of Atarch 10 1HWI NEW iOiiK IMiiAiirLrniA AND flEflllbt ity 0 ROD 1 Pursuant tn Iho prnvlidons of soul Plan antI Agree ment InStill i Is hereby Riven that an Inilallment of fILtH per share in respect of Preferred Stock and 180 per snare In respect of Common Mock on account o the cash payments specified In the Plan hi herebvcillcd for and Is piyable nt cither of our offices on Hay ail ISIiil and all holders of stida con llflcites or rrtI till are tintlfled to lunVe sticli pay tinlit nn ur lH fore tint dale Their reonriiitrttlon rirtlllcates or receipts must be t presented so Uu such payment may tin t adoisetl thereon 5 1 P MOUOAV CO S3 Wall Street hew York DUKXKIi CO Kit Ih and Chestnut Streets Ihlladrlphla Ps DKUTSCHK HANK llerlln iLtiLfltd nnd JJulcrr3t Tultt St Ill I NT I i I AND lrlltMltlSI AH nflA I TIPS TIn uliuunl elietlon 1 nf rulees of this as rwlaitnn will Im held at Is otllce ITU I Nnasl2 street New York nn Monday May i3 lhi0 from mxin tIll limp cock 1 hi frOMAS mTcncorit secretary 2Uctioiij nml ttttit Ash Hinsojj CANAL COMPAXY DriAWAnr NKW VoUK April I Ill ih IWHV I Theannuiunietins of tho ntnckholilersof this company will be 1 held at the ofllciof the company Ul i nrilandt Mreit In this I city on TiieKday the I Ivth I diSh of May next fnr hue I election nf SIts IllgcFq nnd for other biislni ss The IHIIIS will oiwn ai I3ncinik iiiMin soil remain npnfornnc lour The transfer hooks will HCOIIM from the eliionf hiislnes Mitiinlav May ad until the niornlnriif Wednesday Muse jith I Ilj order of thu Hoanl nf Managers I M OLYIIIANT Secretary VITElP STATE 5 tit ItElt COMPANY NFW UlttJNSWlrK I N J 1 April I HI I I MM The annual nieetln nf the slnckhnlilers nf thus Inlted Stall Rubber r hI tIS7 for the i bctlon of lilr 1 Ktors and for the transdctlou of an It fir bus tiiM ha hlch may projierly be brought b fore It I t will bo I held n it the ofllce of tin comiiauy In I New llrunswlck N J 1 on Tuesday May III IMMI at 18 ocock M The transfer books will I IHI closo I at the close of buMiicji Saturday April Ji IMUtl and will reopen Mnv JO I Klin Uy tirder of the Executive Committee CIIAKIIS L I JOHNSON Secretary yiu ofortcs 3flI1 hC FISCHER PIANOS Th larfftnt nn l finest ortinont nf lMn1 ini rprUhlnni unlqun tlottKiis nnd choUA WOOIA Mrxl irnlc Idlers tOld av put incnti Ilnnni for rend ox cSitmffil Stv rnl sfcond tlnsb I 1lannn uf our own anl ultu rroiiliritril innKorsat Ituw thirds KIS 3Iiil PIANO AVAltiK KniH JllOCTllAVn COIt laTh HT N Y W1ATHUSHEK SON Pianos direct from the factory at factory prices we pusrantee lower prices InMter terms than any other bouse or dont want your trade KACTOHY ftia West 40th st near llth ar KMRRMON PIAVOH TO IllNT AVI rillt MALE ON itMY TIII IS US FIFTH AV near Itihsi I 4 HANIISOME KOsn WOOD IM ANO f1 4W monthly I i rent 5 81 monthly 4li other bircalns this week svusuisiIt 79 FuhtuIu Itt Iirooklyn Opii evenings AKINT IIPIOIIT 1IAVO 81457 1 monthly Chick 1 irln baritaln VISSNIUU HO MonlKOiucry St Jcrley City 4 FINB RTPINWAY SITi 0 ninnthlv uprleht ft bargain WUsncr Hall nil Ilruad si Newark NJ iFiiANT UIIimilT IlASO SItS n monthly J j siclnway banam WtStN Fit 214 SOU 215 Tul ton t lirooklvn open evenings XCnUFSf UIHKillT PIANO 2155 Tmonthlyi J I4 ChlckerliiR birkaln SIsNflit tiM state St near Flalbush av Ilrnnklyn IANOS 25 un flu t down tnstsllmeuts rcnttex IiIANos 1MANO iCMAsriK His 107 West II itd nt 1lIANos 1tI pavimnts liriful tock lowest prices It 51 WAITKIts tollo1 Went iid t nnr Hway At FrMHiHii PIANOS s5 each H monthly JU WISiNFll hALl 2UI 21H1 Tulton St nrooklyn Open evenings Tollfif5 anil cliciol5 liuslueHM CollegeS HOIITTIANDTaae Pttmans enter now for fall SnOHTIIASn rviry uradtate placed MKTHOlOIITAN hCllLIOL illS Cth ttT SI halest ANTI mandolin violin gultir singIng private B course 91 Instruments furnlshnd free ftucceis guaranlied 111114 illS 157 West ISM St ANSI mandolin Jig clo i reel saInt and buck 11 ilanrluu taught circulars J IIOOAN M ad av 1jI11tOIt11 liul tfltC1lC 7ATCitIS DIAMONDS AND JFWEIHY of every I description mid on small I weekly payments to reliable lad Is s at verv IOIM st prices I Knod delivered ou tlmi Laiiuiit I ncnd postal our afftnt will call AMKH1CAN IUAMOSD WATCH 1 AND jrWKIHY CO 21 East 2IJ st near 4tli av tittt1tt and JCWC1rIi 0ll DIAMONDS WATCIIFS Call or ad DOIIVK dress W TCII SlPliY CO 4 Maiden ViCKIV I lane room 2 All gooU guarauti eu Sntruts SoSIOXKV m good PATENTS v hen procured and sold through reliable Patent At torneis CIAItK DIFMEH COMPANY 150 llwny N Y Imuluable Mints Inveiilors mallwl frs ilT 11ICI1 quIckly send for 100 invcntionJ SI Wsnied KinA II TATE A CO 24S Iiroadway New York TJATl f fur Invcuilois procured protupti lovr rll RHKIIIU HHlKsKN 1J S1MIU it N VI olnlillslid ls I l tA71Kll AN TtllTA WrlteHlllVWHUllKHlltltN S 1 ft CO patent allorcBys Washington D I CM for loir tlHDlprUe Dfftrf Jttrnttti IlKSliS AN1 OFFICE FTIRNITLitF IN IIHFAT VAHIKTY XAiIUAo TUIIKII ItT T II MiliW Ill I FULTON ST tutitc 1lflllff 7 ANTED Thorough hotel man with some capital a intake entire charge of a new summer hotel of 127 BtliBt ro loOt salary toliesln at once and continue mill hotel Is completed when entire profits less a lomliial rent wilt revert tn lessee tor further In uniiailoa ddre i iris lniierlal Hotel 2Hc 1 Urnl ATTINTION IIH Oil lltlNnil tlitAtIIATIO ft VNIVhllNlY UK Till I irYUKNKWYOKKlMKH I l CAI liKlAUTJirNri 13 VKHS A hrrCIAlIBT lV IMAW or MEN OLD uu JUINDII has been otirfir Htftblliiheit and has had more experlenco than my othiT udvertuinit rhyslclaiif city papers prom I hM inter MI scientific treatment I blood and skin luiioi pllm In bones red pots on throat and nniitli nliim painful swoli Inca It lIne and bladder dull Ii Ittil fccaldltifr IntlnmmatlnD gravel undiN velopfd orRatlii weak back lost vitality turn sjmedlly Hriiianeniiy I cured Men almnt lo I marry should con stilt OLD lilt illtlNUU I I i a ny tnt IChlIltsfll llIluuO itt finrfi r r do not id Alt titus vsiting less sldful phy ItlAti5 iemrmbir Oln 111 lllUNIIK never lulu I irFlti I Vrlt 10 years al 171 I I I est Uti I it btniin HIlt and 7 lh tICS ililufrri Medlidtie ll I Hours is hi nil Minitays u toll NncharTe unlinicured i Ill lIT 1Oil I It 11 llll 1114 Fast iHthit uar id av station mil ii clallst nf 411 can lu this mper I hnvMMirv Instrumeninrinediclnekiinwit to 4u b I nee and lonucut siecla iractlcn nf iitn sicclailiit I tli Mxen all ilsas from any cause blood I skin rI lots ulcers sore mouth ilirnit I linu nnw iita I i miliick I head bones cheAt heart IUIIRS eolis ea turrs couifh CIflslitlIll lois kidneys llu iiur St nr ritel irrballon piluful iirlnatlnu aldliic painful welllllK st rIot ss ris gleet Mv filet hs only one r now n hat euris nervniu deilllty bad ilniims error uf nulh I liMnhnnl varlciveb wcnk undetelviped iruuiH MPS i alMiul lo marry lie v IM Ke otli I lilt S MITII I llrit lleijulekly I removes virrlnip dlmint inpi discharnes Immedlstely 51 rlleorcallHtnii 1 riiilmcnt and advice free MKWCINK ale Ni hare unleis cured 051 111 1flE 43 year s specialIst In dlaen e hr IIeIS lulIv tlulIdket taernftaenl curs gtusruutriI r IttIlildY rtsinileI Itini klu hhIney iulailr lien V5U uitiliihl 7 pail slraruua lutslstbInenls to IulsrrhIgt lflln flvr 115 ais ill lvis list lUts it lIPIr ttihilui SlJttIlYd hours Ii In U KunI sys tot Trutl 1111111 ftill si Vlud fr toI htluuu osl SOc 1 A AIJIHlllMT P E K SI A N K N T lire In I dliittses nf men daiiKernistari nolkMed I re tlI at once thiini denirlni nnly llntclati oentlJis t reiitmeiit nhonld call The leading Slieilaltsi lossuiiiii 1117 Shet tsM at tiOti ii otnu wff jt 1 lIt coNIHIi hclrntinc klllful trealiiient of nr I uinle and fished buisai dfseave and irrn I ulir ties If irniiien IrliiU1 iiuurliun 117 I I Wot 47tli sti uur4 U In U I All ANII I hi ItO KKINIIAItD stuehalhsl 4 f petal i ii 1 re ularllivs kiicce rtti treatment I guaranteed Vlut Wikl 4Id 1 heir llriiadvvi LAOlKSt ChlcNrtefl Entlijd Pennyroyrj rts jlus4 ntiti ar the LInt 41 111 as T t 5 Uo t fcruj t 11 l lnkul t MJ Ie u4iV iutTO 5Y Ietrp Mills Al ho InlclMUtcr Cieracsrco TUloili r rvi 7 AIM En iiiarriid or liii If cuituu I Ur uud Mrs 44 ilohlmsu npirl In ffinale Irreirularltlei IM 5list tOlls l OMFNH IMYtlfIAN il4 West 4W si US4T W Urusdwiyi hl spccltllj 0 jeaisi baon 114 rotoilt COMHIHHIONIUtH 4IF TIIH HINKINO FUMI iOIfl TO COSTHAOTOna PitlilthlilO For Furnishing Mnterlah and Ilrformtnc Work fla nulred fur the Kurnliililnx and AlieMllnns la tn I riniltKil Cnttrt 111111 hIll on the I Illuck ilnunded by Centro ShIll Vranklln nml White HIred pursu ant tn Crispier itLa snf INtT and ss author I tel 1 by the Ciiiilnlsilnicrinf I tin slnHliK Fund al MetI tilts held tiinn I F IrlllA I liecember I In I 1HD J JaniiSM 2 K IHil I and February 1 1 IBJiV I Ntvlt1is li Ill be l received as follows I I Hid for furnllitre I cabinet work and other worn specified under hiadlit ot Furniture Cahloet Work j llirilICill ItO ill x Hid forburnlsrprnof file mao burnlarproif safe fin snd liiir t lnr priHif s ife nnd nr proof nfes it Hid for mrtaille Illoeiises I and iliKunient files fit tIng up burglar iroif ftbi caso aud safci reniovalaad setting tin flit eases rt 4 Itld for moulllc tile cases for the Health Depart ment II Hid for masnn work enrponier norf Iron snd 5tll l work pluinbltit work KIS ntttni work maril ie work slat work I bIb lug h turk bus 1111w tint ventilating work electrical wnrkua and elicirln Unlit lUtiirrs 111411 thug and other vnrk S peclfl d It is l tn In understood that all t te requirements and conditions nf the contract ant specifications shall ap ply alike in each bid AKAIFD rHflMATFH for Hie itae work endorsed with the above tide nlsn hellO IllS name of the per son nr pinnns iimklnir I he same and the dste nf presentation hall I Ii I r celved nt the nnice nf ths Comptroller rocnis No 14 and tit Finance Depart menlKiiwurt Iulldin 2 No v o lirnadway In ths 4 City of New York until 12 nclnck M Friday Mar 13 I sIlO I at which place and hour ti lulls will I Jie puillily oiietiid 1 liv I and In Ih prscnee of the Commissioners of the Sn Is I lIlt liunut nnd rend and thus award of t In root reel If n 4 ailil will be I made t Ills limed I bidder wllh I I adequate security as sues t thereafter as practicable V The persiiinr piTvms M whom the coulIr 5 1 msv b swnr bd will be I r inured to attend at thn office nf the Dfpnrtmetit I of Iuiillc Works with lint sureties of fered by him nr them and execute lie cnutriol within nvn days from tli dab of the service of s not leu In I that effect und its esas of failure nr nefflnct tn dn 411 he nr IIey will bti I considered as having abandoned It I I am us In icrIl lIlt tnthe I corporation and thereupon the I us irk hall I be rendvertUed and r ill I nnd en on until I the cotitrsct no acerpiei I and ex ecuted thovork 1 in eoiiinienee nt suci I linens I ItS Commissioner of rnbllc Works may designate 5 flhrnlualn ulII il ulien ftli tlIhtrnseeS nnn fifd nr rtlinntf iVii 111 trill 1W nrrfptfrt from or mnfrrirf nirnrrfrtf fo nny nmon WhO f 5 fn urivnri f 5 I ivtrfJirrnirm llIfl tf1 rr emfmrf nr irfto Inn I its fitnltfr Ill wrfty nr othfrtritf upon any oW ifon ro flu dlrpIrullsl lnr the tint urn nnd PX tent of thus work In be dose Milder An referred to th Irnwlnjn nnrt the BpclV cnttmifl ThednnvlnaH tn y lc een nl tIld cOts of the Archilwt IlnbTt Mnrnlekp llmnm 11 I to IH twelfth Mt rv New York toinnun at PullUna Xoi 2ft and 727 nroadwny In tin city nf Nas York Tin cit lIr work to lpinmp h I inl within NINKTT poss aftor tin tmtlcn 10 rmnmpnec saduik has been glrrn h thoCnminlftlotuT nf lilillt Works TN Amount o loriirlty required Lit fn 101 nfl ir1 So I finiOm HM n V i l nnoimlill I No i ATnnOnn Mlt Nn 4 8l2Stlln JIM Nn C i Illnnk form uf ttlniatoi an1 further lnfnrmtttnntr drVriMl run iHnbtflliM I on ntllIeat Ion at the Cnm trnllirn Onic Nn asn llroailwir Tho form of u rferiunt ln luiltnr thoipnrinratlont for the wtrk call In I ohtiUoorl at thy office of tb p Comptroller No tf0 Prnnt ay WIIAIAM i STRONG JInyor J011K W floFK Itprorit ASItnFL P I KITiMI CommiMlonn Cni ptri ilr of Its ANSON O MrcooK Sliiklnff Fund Chirnt riitn WTLUAM M K Of COTT Chairman Cotmnlttco on Kumnct1 wart of Ahleniicn NKW YOKK May 1 ItJO 5 OMMISSIOXrUS OP TUB SllKINft FUND ISO 0 PKOIMSAIS ron SKWKU WVTEH ANDOAS CON NroTinvs OK TIIK I rvnuci itCh 11 II NIt TO nn KltTCTKD IN CIIOTONA 1ARK NKAlt TIIIIlll AVKNtR I IN Till TUTNTYlorHTH UAHIl Old TilE CITY OF NKW Yojllv IUKSUANTTO diAl TFH 24S OF TICK IAWS of lOull LSKALKD IIIDS I lit KsriMATKSfur HIP atoro work etstrwih with I nbnvo title I nlxn with the natno of tIe prrson nr ICTMIH tunklni th on DIP SIll l OH unto of iirrHrntntlun as ill Ie l reapl eel at I Plo ndlce of tho I CuiiiptroUcr riH rm N M 14 unl 11 Finance Impart mont No loll Hnmiwny In tIll oily nf New YorlL until tnihn oVIfxk M of Tiif lav thu I Oils diiy of Mnv 1MM1 fiMvhleh pluce nnd hour tliebld win h pulilir ox ii il In the pressure of the Cnrnmlnaloncr of this Mnkin Iund nnd rnid end th wnrd of tho j rntitructlfnunrdctl sa lll Is t ma le to tin loweit hid dor with fileqiuitp surety nn cola thorpflftornnprnc tlonhe TIe teNIll nr tersnut to whom llm ron trnrt may Ixiwnnlod f tall IM I Oil t5 lrol l tuHttfiidal thin flIne with till Rurptlf offered by him or thorn nnd es iruip thf I mntrat within hIve ilrtji from th s tliiteof thi rrvlri f r nnotlcn to the effrrt that the conrropt hm brcn NO nnn1i l and thai the adequacy nnd miflHiMPV of th I i vuretv offered lisa IelI ap liroed by the Comptroller and In rat p of f A II lire or npRleet tm to do he or ti iy will he consldend nt lice I HIT nliniilniiod It nnd os I n defftitlt to tlio corpora tlon nnd I lrrli IHS the I work nhall III l reiilertlwi and rilt ROIl oon until th contrnet l p arceptedanrt exeeuted Tile work to commence nt each tltneas th Cornmltiotifr of 1ntllc Works nmv ilptlitnatc N ll I I Th prlci in list tie I urltteti tn the bid and also stated In iSehIres nnd nil rutlunte will ho rnnlderptl an Infornmt vvllrh do not crtntnln lild for at lIons for Trhtoh lIla nro herein enlled IVrnlnnon will not h t 7 frlren for thu ulthdrnwil of any hid or i tlmate and the rltMit lnoxprcKslv rcserTixl by the CommlMtoneri of theSlnklnff Fund to relict nil bhUtftt Khali tea deemed for the public Interest tn do BO No hid will I e accepted from orrontrnrt nwnnl to any peraon Trlio M In I rears Ill t tin Corporntloti or who l a defniilttr an Kitrety orothrrwise upon any obllffatloa to thtCorpornrton TIus amount of security required UONR THOrflAND Forms of estimates ant further informntlOTi If ds shred aso the form of agreement Inchtiltncr the speo lflcntl ns for the work can to tnlneil at the office of the Coniilroller No VM Ilroadway WIUIAM U I R11IOSO Mayor JOHN W OOFK lt eorder AStmri p FITCH Commlulonen tonintroller of the ANSON O JleCiiuK Sinking FUB Chuml erla1n WIIUAM M K JM01T CbalrmanofConitnltleponFlanneo Iionrd of AMcrmen NKW YOU April 27111 1HUII tlbtc 3JOtiCtJ MOST omen NOTICE 1 Should lie l reod DAILY liv all Interested as chanca liny iMonr nt tiny tllni 1 Foreign mulls for tho week ending May w will chaiR PIIOMITIV in nil oases al this ciflleo ns follows TIUNSATLAJJT1C MAILS SATUHDAVAt 4110 A M for FltANCE SWIT7P1V LAND ITALY SlAIN IOUTtKAL TUPKEV KlIVIT I nnd HHITISII I INDIA per stianiihlp Ls lliiuritoiine via Havre letters for other parts iif Klrnp inuit Iw dlreeted pir IM IlourKonne at 7 AM for NKTIIFKIAMiH dIrect per staIn ship Wentendain via Itnlterdsin tether must ti9 dlreeted per Verlcen Inm i nt 10 A M for 11 or AND dtreet pr stenn slitp Ilreassln I vIa Ilaigoas I liters ittit 11 II Irrldll per lbrcissIa u at Ill 30 A It sUpIenseIiiusrv I 1 01 u rorVtItter per ssamshIp I liillIlili VIa lltolnata IS at I I A It for NuiRS Ilir per tnlllahhp Isorgo les 7 lers must bo dlrectiil per Norgo PIUNTKD MATTRH Sc Oennan simmers sailing on Tueii4la H Thurhtluys and tMturuays lako Irlnted Mutter Ac fur Icrmnnv and specially Artiln SOIl Printed Mutter tc for ntiier parIs nf Knropv Whllo Miir Heamers on Wedne day taIls specially Addrc e i lrlnti Matter Kr inr ru n p Cunard steamers on Sat irulsie take 1rlntetl Matter Ac for Iiiat llrltuln and Ireland ant 8p i lHlly Adilresseil 1rl riled Matter 4c for other parts of rurope After the eloslnis of the Bupnlementarr Transatlan tic Malls named above additional mippleiientary mill are opened on the piers of the Amerlran and OtTitviu steamers and remain open until within ten minutes of tha hour of sllliiB of steamer MAILS FOR SOtJTIt AND CRSTKAL AMKRICA WKST INDirS Ac ATOHI ATAt fl A M for I A PLAT COUNTIIIFJL tlr steamship Hellarden letters muft tm directed Per per Ilellardiii I at 10AM I 1 supplementary 10 30 A U for IORTlNK lOLA Nl JAMAICA iUd 1UEY TOWN per steamship Adirondack letter for Ota Hlea must be dire ted pT Adirondack al IflHO A M for tAMIKrill CHIAPAS TAIIASCO I TUXIAM and YflATAN per Heannhlp SnMtg I Irtters for nlnr lsnts i or Meico JI fill tilt Cchi miut his directed Pr Sarntiufi I ut II I I A M for JAMAICA 1IFIIK llATKMAH rtfHTO CORTKZ Pr strainslilp Flamborough tellers iiiiiRt Ill II lrrlool pornamboroutfh at 18 M for JOliTO HICO direct per SielsinUtlTI South Cambria at 1 I Ii trltItAti and lA PLATA CnrNTKIKS lsr steamship ltu Ielidi 5 tla IVrnambuco Pahla loin Janeiro and haiinx I utters for North Ilracll must Iw 1 directed p r lien llellldo I SUMiAVAIBUi A M for IlfMIBKSO per steam ship l Ililana I let tm4 fir uilirr purts of ileiloa I muftt IwdtrcctLil per llabana Malls for Newfoundland by rail to Halifax and then by Mcatner clo eat lila slOtO ilally at N il I M Mail for Ml iieon In rail to Huston and lIons by l steamer clnsMnt Ills ofllce italic nt MIln I M halls Inr Cilbu Ilose nt till oDlc dallv it T A M for forwnr ling bv steameri nnlllu iMondi I anil Thur da from Iort Tall P1 Kla M ill fr Mev leo ov rland nulest HiieeiaMy iddreed for des patch by laaer t clnomtlhlnnmvcdallviit I 7 5 M I Itvullerfcl mull clooc HI ill I M prevloui d I ty THANSIACIFIC MAILS halls for China and Japan i i wnlly nil In sswl only pi I r I ill letiushliliiipris nr China from aaeiMi ert clotelieredall iiiiliiMnvtl I lit II ml I Mulls for fhlua isimn and Hawaii per all inuJilp Imno from aiiFrinclscn clonn lure dully up m hay ItaliKlo I M lnll fur China und JIll 1i pi I r slcamhli Toooinu froni TCOIIII eltaC here dilly up tll Mar II I I I in l Kir I M Malls fur llannil per St ti nmiililp Australia llrmn San r rancixni ri heredallt up III Stay Il I ut n iO I M Malls for Australia eieept s HIOMI I fur We i Miirnllii I which an forwardid ln Fnrnpei I Sew 1 laluid Its wall Fill nnd san nati lulund IT tinmshln Jlonownl from San VrntnIsciM I I clou here nilli up ln layl iHt7 II 5 i P A Mamli Ill I M or on arrival nt New Yor I of i icams I p Uinlrla wltii drillill mails for Australia halls fur tuIrgtls ejecpl 541 i Aiutntllai lliwall an I Kill Isinnds ikptefaliy a ldie i l only Prr sleuiiuhlti wurrl IIIIKI from I Vaneiiuvcr io4 hero di U I a floe April I VssndiiptnMny IKI at rli1i I M Mills for tie txxIMv l lsnd lsr I ship inllbii from Kan Frnnl i nrlo a tern it I ID up Ii May KAatil 80 Tr n Vnclne nunIi tar firwurded to I jmrt of sailing dally nnd I Iheschiiluleiif I l 7 fliHng is l nrrnneed on the pntunijiiUin I of their uninterrupted tie rhaitI lrat itt IliiiiliUriil mall iiiuen it it on 1 M i rshIss slay c I vlil ri 5 5 li5 rsu lo tm vvr Iul nfilee New York N Mat 5 IM v NIITIII UI iMMhll451 ttr SpIes U I hereliy kltftilhjt lIsted WtiUer Jotler imiii and Ii l e W lit 5 II nil u Jira a nun 15115 pirtm isbn truile as It W Jiirileiinin f Iinnlir of iho city f Nrniil Ess a ciiintj Sen J riilinve UiUdiy 1 nnid an icnmeni to the tub niter i f tliilr estate fur the iquul brie III if Ilirtr rlilIns uinl Ihil lh ald errditurs I inun evhihit tlie I r resiititlre eiainis under niih or artlnnatlon t thu iub crll r at ti ufflce of Austin Van Iibtaosl iitorne to 7S3 Urui4 itreet room HVS In al Il city of Newark IawtI April 111th 540 MBHWAUCIR

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I 1 i I 10 THE SUN SATURDAY MAY 9V1895 m n I I I J JJOyt3 wash Biiitq nro not now except in nmtcriiil patturu or XTuLkoUp Novelties in mat rin1 confined pnttorns originality in tnnkoup AIndo ritIiL too j dont fade rip or tour in tho wnih I Tlmts tho clioapest kind in tho u emi flora cli e at six ocot k Homms TCUT t Co Prince n1 I nroartway Warell nntl lrnnli a Ihlrtf crornl and tft0waT I I 1 FWT FINE FUIOOTURB The jiicslion of Slimmer Draperies I is readily nnsueiod liorp t Wlinl lor eximplo is mom i charming in thu blue an I whito L J iirior than I tolltonoH odonuns I 01 jo j ni relieved by white em r y bioidoiy 1 What is more ictnrisquo for den or Miiookin room than tho couso 3Ioorish and Aitili cotton tapes I tries with their calth of deep dull color What pleafianter bay window retreat than tho Japanese fabrics hung from invcrnovon sticks of b1l1l1 boo Come and look J BUY OPTHe MAKER GEO CFLINT Co 43 45 AND 47 WEST 23ST NEAR BROADWAY FACTORY 154 AND 156 WEST l97srRE tnuttll nnltG UtrhnuicG tic NO RXTIt clli ltni Poll IT LEAk OIIt U W KTIINUiOlt I Till fslN at the ALLEN ADVERTISING AGENCY if MAIN OFHr f i 74 IIHOADW A V Y JiraneheH In All Amerleiin Dltrlct Telerni b Office R ImF AS AT PUni ICAT1OS OFUCE OF THL PIPER A 1IO Y In the blacksmith hop one who baa M all e butllieiw 1113 Welt BCIh it A WANTD4100d braM finishers or machtnlit ii at 10H Cannon st COMPETENT MAN I dinner carver must under j Hand the cutting of raw meats JIUOKK U Park place pAPEIl IIOXES FIriKlasi corner cutler must bo 17 quick and accurate iiri EW PAPER BOX co eo sooner tAO CATlPKT VFA LIlOiv 1 on F II KUAUSl tvethav and 10th it t lee Point K I KIAUS PHOF MAKFRS WANTEDliouih rounder flood o year operator and electric finisher 1 AITULU IMIOrandst I VTANTHComptent ant reliable mnchlnUt who T thoroughly underinuds reiiiln nn Campbell 7 irevAliitlon presses aleo ti ililnlst tn take are i f neranthalcr tjpc tlliu mncrlne to do s all 1h ers orklnclty I A box uu I sun ofnic WANTEDAV 1DFA Who can think of sino slin V trln thin to ptcnt P Prntw trl tdens they Inay bring you wealth Write JOHN VH UFKIItKN AGO latent attorney Washington D C fur their llSOO prize offer 7ANTEDA flrslclass colorlst to tnn complete I I V V charge of Watson I osier A Co s wall pup r fa torrt liberal alary to ttn rUIU man AddreM F d FOSTER ilurray HIM Hotel l I Now i nit ooe 1ANTE1 Flint clans carrnre pa nter Inol T HICKS lilt IS I J4II WII 4lh I t antrtl Palfs IHnrrllancous Al SALESMAN tlare chance for good man must 1I give reference JON COUKOSI PEN lo MaJI 1 1 aon vllle Ohio VANTED young man Ca a omoeteut bonk IT keet er and converiant with Ih 0mDtu tUbe and I fitting Irate I Addres nOb rvferetite I lote box

1M Kun office iunto i tantrdUn1r A5IAN AND WIFE Amerlcani with coo tilt t class reference desire cnarcn of first 1 class apart I input houses or flats or would take care of houseclur log absence of owner Address 00riEtf1 t IlEI lAULF box 200 fun office TJOOKHINDMIS Situation wanted forwarder coy It erer and general workman superior ability Ad dress M to HU Mii uiMonn office 12 i 3 llroadwa WHO WANTS a g n 1 educated man as general office V assistant Has been seven years In pre nt eni I ploy and can proluce the hlehesl credential 8 to ability In general commercial oi Addrcil CA PAI1IK box IIi Sun omce Odnt orirttc nnil ttn SOCIETy OFTAMMANY if UR COIlllIIIVN OKIIKII onlun DROTIlERB Theannlvoriary meetlnrof the Instl tutlon will be held In the Council Chamber of the I great Wigwam on Turiday croDlng May IS I i TO INSTALL OFFICERS FOR 18961897 I I at half an hour after the setting of the i m General anj punctual atlendanci II requested By order of the GRAND SACHEM JOHN D UcOOLPRICK Secretary Manhattan Seasou of Illosioms fit th MOOD year of Dlacorrry 40t ot Independence luth and of Initllu lion the 107th ton 107h I f 1U tmtnt S I Drn ln su riE iiwy and ssth it 1 Dlug n i tst today I L 1 AMT TUEt JIco Tilt Groat ItEAlt lie TOF MARYLAND AtlEUICAN TIIEATKK MAT hATtRDA I lonoll bt tLrh5 4ireie and Ilelcony Otto visirja11 Ov A ELTIt CONQLEiT ANDREW UACKMYLES AROON CASINO Vre I THE LADY SLAVEY LDY LAhT MAT IlkllAY BIT SLVEY MAY Mill 3 Annual UyMew I InftayNev ork CbamWr li lo in I lially Cnburetdil Neant Atm yo PEOPLES TI flfV I m iFTV I VVN p LAND TTi MIDNIGHT SUN A MAVntUltCr or HI IAN I IMHUST 1 KOSTER BIAS MATINEE TOD Y CHEVALIER JJgK VITASCOPE Hlt iiiiiiAuii Kouiiir FM OlUtA IIOISE I LOST24 i Jrehis t HOURS itt 1 t 7 NFM I Omarllammerstelll IllDRIICDITC n ILK huperbuicra feailet I i MARGUERITE I roil II II I H Ktm 19 I WM and ill tI II I U tat Mat vj P M 1 POP iirPrliWet Mat 2t end Lt M V iIts WWK ji In ItLI4T rT wnI IIIAW I i TIF 11 I ir I I STANDARD VXN WIs11 r Id M I tilL I 4 I T y i ti k CHIMMIE FADDEN PAfcTOES CONTINUOUS SHOW NOOn until 11 I M Neul UO Mud UO iCUIS II ttto i Kh AltIS v N t IT 1 nlllCfl 1 III I III ir r i I S at LAST t 1 L I I i n I tOt L lihl JuAoi ilr V IIIAII 111iISI i tHnii C S I II it Iti I Muulilne S lara I 4 Alle EDEN MUSEE II I W orld In I H Md 4irMnl i onrrrl I MINERS ZERO WiVfty E i Howrri rniatr I I Slain Wim lue lujurs audBt I UKAMI III1 ERA HOI Hi at To day lnuulit ID iiih Ullniii lk7 ant I lliiah alli N I Tavry Oprr oman III PElt I 11 Si rffR fires run tllHIl LI I TIlE 1IIIOIMIO UALI I MATINE1 10OAT t 0 mu t tltnt MrTitoroiiTAN OPKRA novrir ALI horffel A Urau Lessee and tanager TONIOIIT AT 818 ltAf ILIIAl OF POPUIAH PIlOMFNAtiE CONCFIITS I IIAI ONCHLSTIIA OF 7S MUSICIANS tKDKil TIIK llltUCTtOV OF MIL ANTON 8E1DU TOMKIITS PnoailAMMEi 1 The Tnreiidirs from i nol flit 1 I oterture Tne Merry VII nt Windsor h Mcolal 8 hSlt limes frin hit POUITKtauu 6 4 Inlertneio llllel Millis t lopllla atallerta Ituitlcana Uawignl lellli a Ianr COLt aIL I the Automaton c rsnnls f Outertun Mlftnon Tnomai 7 fledltallon r Uach UnuiiM r1 I invitation nii I Pane eber Now OK hi strntlou by U flnirlnr flnt time u I TannriNiicr Mar I h aner la I 1 I iia reiifivTncnlwallt llrst lime II J Leslie 1 Hpclall dnllinted to Mile Calve Inr nrchi slra and female chorus II I I nrind Pulunalse tint U J m 12 1 K renade Momkowskl 11 l I Wlljif riielieaiitlfullliii Danubo Strauss 14 Wiiedtii and Woolni new vocal math Sllrol for on hestra female chorus Noel electrlu effect n I I 01 IL Irntnls Jle on De Korea 10 IaIiI llil iril semenl Tbu Tweni four Hours Ponctitem I rnin the opera IA tlloeonda In Ill to auire the programme will include I a AfIRMItF hSTFIlTAINllFNT to be itlren at the opera Club Hnoms rommenclnu nt ti P M l Ji Ig ifs Thetiterllnment will list from t 16 until 1130 I I SMUKiS L lUIIIII I I AIIAWED IS Till AL Ul fOHIUM Pltlcfs Oenerl AdmlS on 11110 A Imlsslon to hamllr Circle V V I rvrd hM 111 Hoxi n fI extra TOtouiiitlS tSlIAYl I rVININll HAY 10 OIIANI OliCIIHTHAI tuNCUlT In v hlcli Wnonr music will tx thu I predomlnitlnir t cillipa llerr Kmll Fischer soloist un wbldi no iiilnii resrd 1 ciiitl iilll be 101 I atnd nn PIlL Hrnir On all I nil ILPi lui asmns the lower nor of the 1 house ii III I If I us d snIcK fnr prumi nailliiff II linvnnliu I flow 011 rr Sale 1 of lleserved Seal In pines nn1 I He erveI Heats iitndaj sight Conerl A BS VS TliATHI lirotoAyor ih O irits at H Vst aturdii nt 8 IIIMII II1MJ il Ip4 IIIIN I IIIIIY 1101 11 n t indin I I eitMi IIILJLSOT i Milinti I ILl I LiLly I at 1 M Arm I Ml I TMs I Itt 0103 i evii lie i nni I 1 gme LIt loirm XI Mon nut 1 riie t vs May 11 I I 1110 I I omv tints KiSil AMI III K ttd i L a Iner I HIM I 1llf MUti HAST I 0 h VFSICB 1 MIII itt V stiirj of Vaerl intl The hell Tliliriln llli I nt tltnelTMe Mer I hint nf enlco riln pzoLifiilC I nth I lust pirrnrmume 1 bill ID I cluilts loti 1 Vllk tie lIon Ijtlixnti Illtirr Irvlnff Inurnr a Iii I Inloiirs I Mullmi I il I i vuplre i Utr II MI t HID lerr t sum 3tt I an rlwi1 it nrporal 1 tiriirory ltre ster llrtiry trvtui aol reiliallon by flenri lrln the FIlth iif nn ene Aram St Eve My I LiSA itAli IILKNIIAKIIT Vllllh H Tit I f Sarah lenh r t i nmlneiii m nf J T May Irt MX I nUhtsan 1 nm Ssiltt slat i matlnie nlf laretxllarp arince of Mine i SA1IAII BERNARDT sIt Eti ia lii itiii iARDT I 1nu 1 Er Mat 1 Ii nOR lime Adr enne Leconvreur Tues rI Ma In onli tlm I 11 uses W ed Ia 3tnt IIoo line Lamllle Wel tlh May 1 fiJ mill tli e llmnn la Tur lay Me lar 21 nrst a nlonl tlmeof Dumas play IMi lemme de I laud lrl 1 1 tIt lla 22 fnrcwell nlht and last appearanco lu America of tome sarah Ilernhardi ali Li seats for all of alxite perlorraancel begins neAt lucidity 31111 12 I at U A V THE Electrical SHOW Roentgen X Itaji Eillion AppvatuiFlnl Palconr Wm vile Hlntorlcal Kihlllu Main floor Trit Sill Electrical llolaln floor Trst Mnffara and fI CanalMain Hall Centre Kle trlcal RltttirnMaln Hall South of Centra GeneratIng roomhtrcct floor South Oporatlnjr machlaerjr btrpct auL 1 Second floora I Thin i of Interest Every where on every floor r ONPFMTS nfrernmn and AVMfilnrr Elelrleal l Cooking 1on afternoon and evening 11 A M to 10 3D P M Adml slon to all 50 Cents GRAND CHNTHAIj PALACE I xlmrton BT 10110 44th IL THE EIDOLOSCBFE FXHIIUTS A COMPIFTr BULL FICHT lasting 20 minutes and other picture Every motion repruOtced lift chic I 4 TO lliJO T M BROADA ft u Hr lH ST Carrlck Theatre 81TJ 1Tl NEAR Kvtiard Mansfield CharleS Frohuian Mgr 1 Genuinely Fnnny Herald TIlE THOROUGHBRED HP HKIIVO OOMCDT The bC urMOr the hills or hat lied feeling ths could 1 o prefttrltrd Ire Sun Folni A JO Matinee Today ftl2 PALMERS Mutlnee ToiiftT a LiLLLAJL5 O 1 Tonlffblftii St5 rowdM TloiWM Greel HERRMANN TfT iN MARVELLOUS ENTERTAINMENT 1 III1tIUIA11P4 tflEItIIE SPECTACULAR DANCES A CADEM YO MITNIC 14 14 VI I uih 01 t and Irving place tli Mi Kr It T MIKIN 1rnnrs s Msri lIIICTM HI OO 15c 5Oi Jie l AY AFTER DARK 3IAUOILCIINE C1IAS n WARD AND OTHERS t Lout Mllno today at 8 Ee o 15 NEXT WEEK A M PAI MERS ORIGINAL CO IN UU 3UURItHS TIULItY EMPIRE THEATRE CJ rlVr lrman TilE HVI rrHSKi i IOM Ell TOO MUCH JOHNSON WITH W B fnII IIE l ORIGINAL nfl CAST Fvenlntis 4t20 Matinee Today at V U1IOA II WA VTUKATltr trjlrT If ranch Hana omPit and Safott Ttif atre In the World the giHitt t nf all comic opera tuccet eft EL CAPlf AN I rent tiled h DE WOLF HOPPER HAMMERSTEINS OLYMPIA ANt IiiiOAJIW 44TH V ST A DEII1 I nt nglit or the liners nih hiallel EVUi3tIi2 hA MAT MARuUERITE 1 OSCFKT IIA1LlIIOlltNIt orlIT8 nl MON lbrltT AMFUICAS PtDCTOF FRECOLI PROCTORS p IM aur Pulncr 3 thit U I to Iii iinh auc ltsiin s it Ant ft to all i I io fllAS T KIlIM IIONMI TIIOKNTON Itufcll Hrna MarioOunh i J 1 t Hici Arxon PROCTOR Thlr 831 I M 11 la 11 rnutllUn O CJ it ll drcli f hnlrn Hl SV JOIIN I KKHNELI IOTTIi I4IH t anim it ard Lori llurko HewUiit4 Uuothm BIJOU E t Ir tat tndy at2 I Thollij oOW Tholit A I N in I SlhlV UM Y IRWIN 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Island I City dally except Sunday fr J ltr g lt r 111 III u Vii i i i S3 A M I I 10 ll 80 430 oo 8u III ou T i U I V Sundays 7 13 i il 40 10 03 II II 5 AH I lOO9IO30u I 4 ill B 43 fl 48 pI Is I7IMUNH I Steam I r Mill YlCn tfi club TOo Ir I Itliti bait la lie 40 Hundyi Tuesdays Vlii t1 ThurMta East lId it 71 IS He kruin 7S 1 We itn n rraukliu cV i I ixifi II I IMIIM AI Foster Sunday Tuesdays VI iSLnr I IsIs I leSt list si Tv liattery h 011 uitii tine I ma Us bait IIolltlral olltlral A P A All pnlltlcil organisations era warned against thi approach nf an InJiilUuil Ulug cr preien llri 10 IK amtmiwr of ire abnI trder unites he has In en iitir emeiit ft hip Advisory lioanJ of the county of w tork i r Us seal O and rfouud LIIHT Diary IHVB owner name itamped Inildei I4 14 for returning U DO questIons aK vIj to RiCH AlllU IIVtNS with ilaSi T 1 A Bird ulto bulMIlK city I I 4 ii otd Th i appear on Wfdneftdayi and Saturday HOTELS or TIII WORLD Ilooklel and Slots iocka Unldo Until nt till Iloel Tnilir Ituronii J I 01 fifth lrr I A r I nrh J Oil HfUnt t M itirfon 11411 I flue if 1 Itlrnll 1nrlt Hoiul Information Free A I means American Plant K P European AStltmV PAttK N 3Coktnan Home A r U AIJA TIm Balmoral tolrslon Homo A r IS BALTIMOHKJid Hotel Stafford r l60 PATH Engianilianil 1 Pump Room K P I 1180 IltUKfOIID Klnitey Country Tanloni Hotel AI 13 DtrtJIIMIttASI Finland The orallli Hotel F I It 150 DItOOUtTSK Y Clarendon Hotel FP II i do Hotel Rt rteore E 111 1 do Mansion flouts A P I 13 do Plmcpont House EI I It 1 BUFFALO N y The Iroquols r P 1 II 80 I do Madura Hotel A P83 CINCINNATI 0 Grand Hotel I A P 3 DOnIIIngCJrood flolelAI M JEIISLV CITY N Jnotel Wnhln lon r P 1180 I UAMINOTOSSPA Cog Manor Ho ieFP 100 l LINCOLN Eng Orcnt Sort tern lIntel E 11 11VKIIPOOL En Compton Hotel A P 19 LOMHJV Eng Hotel Cecil F P C2 do Jerninit tlrunwlck FPfl 80 do Regent 11 The Lnngham r P i du Hotel letropole 11 U LVNTON Fmt 1lIlon Cottiirp AI IW80 MAIAFIIV 1 tin TI AhUy Ibid l Rolf I A P II MV IIIMrlt Injt Jritnd Hotel F 111 1 UHHAilAMbrMIKR H ISew 1 MathewsonA 110 NMVVOUK Thetrunsulck FP t2 do ThellucklnrhamF PIJ do FlflhAvcnuo Ilulcl A P3 do The Majestic K P I J do I L I Todd Marllioronith AI I 1850 EI It SO do t W Johnson Quinn Fmpre A P I 11 1 EP It do F Illh t Albertst Miphen P II In SII Harry SI Cloud Hotel F P 1 It 150 M VOAKA FAIIJ Cutnract Home AI 14 PA11I3 Francehietel Contlnintnl f Pl 2 lo Irand Hotel r P 13 PUILADFLIltlA Hold i toutlnrnul A P 13 do The New Lafa etU Eo P 1150 do The New Walton L P I 52 noCHESTFnN Y The Livingston AI IS M do New Otburn House A P 3 SACS UITO Cal Hole El Monte K P1150 LISItunY Eng The County Hotel AI 13 SFAIIKIOIIT S JSeabri9tut Inn opens Jima 1 HOTEL MAJESTIC I CENTRAL PARK WEST 72d and 71st Sts N5 Y Absolutely Fire Proof Ono of the LARGEST and FINEST i in the Word I Luxuriously Appointed SUITES OR SINGLE ROOMS MAY SOW D ENGAGED lIT TilE MONTh TEAK OR TBANSIENTLV Also A EW SCITE INFURMSIIRP I1ICII AHE SIT ASIDE FOR PARTIES DESIRING TO U8K Tllhtt OWS FUBMSHIMIS ClISINE OF TilE III IllEST ORDER WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES OF SIIOPPISO AND TUEA Tax DISTRICT This r acnlflcent hotel I owln to Its I situatIon be twKn Cmlral park and the Hudson ni er enjoys the advantage of n iitmmer reort The unique ru tlo nardana which during lat summer were the alOha if lion of thousands are for the use of Ruetta only and with orchestral music urnUh a roost delightful op I I porlunlty to enjoy the summer erenlngs I I I GENTLEMEN WhOSE FAMILIF1 EWE I TUB CITY DURING TilE SUMMFR MONTHS AND TOt I IST8 WILL FIND THE HOTEL MAJESTIC AN IDEAL SUBSTITUTE rots THEIR ROME COMFORTS PAUL W OHVIS ileneral Manage THE JUDSON 6809 Washington Squan South Family Hotel t AMERICAS PLAN ftvf nfloort and elevatOr four bathroom on men ro tI iW floor fourteen utt cuutliiliis Sifii of parlor bed room and bath and ennly situate aunt 1 doull room oprn flrepla ci electrIc light ant r loo trie tRDln the dIalog rooln nitre nater tlmm bett near hut fill ntntricM rt ona hamUom pirk nn 1 teeIng 5th BT and Un hlnffion Arch furnNhM rooms with bn nr l from I fo IU TT week trinsltnt 32 pr jy and UP nil 1 dinner 50c trout OroT 1 I M Jul on ADiiei 42 ahlngtou Sloan rooms from 7 per Wyatt up ineluUlnt board NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN Bridge Hotel 75 PARK ItU s AND t NORTH WILLIAM VFV V ORK FIt cIi n accommodation for gentlemen only rooms 41 per night special arramteni lila for root s by week or month arar IIOHN Manaiier MOUQUINS RESTAURANT HOVuIton it Convfnlent trains steamboats t and terrIes Special attention trhen to Drlrata rtlnn r parties Our Bordf AUZ wines too l no equal RetaIl Will torpA art ultuut d at 1 l1 Ann it and 41 ci hut av Telf phone No 437 CortUmlt ADAMS HOUSE lots av near 14th it BOO room SOc per dir and Upward B11 MAOlIPt Proprietor HOTEL DKLCAMPIDOOLIO R Hertlnl Proprietor 154 Hleecker it trench huh ItalIan restnurant I tnble d hou with wine and cotTee nile sptaI shin da dinner I with wine and coffee 5t dinner all hour Cooper Union Hotel 13 IT ann itt al as IIudsonflT tiirnhsieG rooms ennuent or transient Ita is i moderate IIIITKI MAIITY 79 MT lUll T Test French table d bolln the cit lunch 40l din Her SOc wine 501 1 coffee Included service a la carts at all hour llUMlerate price Hooni day or week fortin OtIlS HOTEL CICliE LONDON ENGLAND TillS tAO IfICtT hOTEL iltuate1 In tile Tory best part of London overlooking the Rher Thames and tho beautiful Onnloisof the Victoria Kmbankment contains 700 BEDROOMS 200 SITTING ROOMS Anrt the fincat sullen of PIU VATK and IUUUO IInO IS In Europe WItT BE PIlI bout JOtlt April ism n I 1 I BFHTINI JlntuiBcr HOTEL VICTORIALONDON NURTIII MiinniAM AEI E I UAFAIiAIt QA u I hllUitM I UIH inott tonTttnletit an I uUHnoal le pO4l lion tnl tonisiiim large l mimiHr nf tttlntf un ibrit I roufiu ru ultP n1 tingle anl ttnubttf lied ru ink or rtiMtra plus i tlurlot innchfon thInner out lupptr 1lro I able II O IF a is ne rroprlssorTIIEGOILDIni I 1I0TIIIr CLARENDON WATER I rilOM IltrMION HPUIMJf VT Voted for IU I purity and midulna iimlltle lurei n Scrofula and other eutanioui diseaui llluumatlsm Kidney and madder trouble Highly recommended by I the teal t pitysietatis auto ey 1lIrlI a u 551 tirOa0Y ev Ok UI 1 III NTF Sib It coy lesit I II lirznohlu I n DR HALLETT fTHillII1 I n SILO I 14 U ti 1 Cu I I t torn 10 a It I it 15 1 5 u Ird Ihthln Lured S ilL 11 I St iLl tire blno4 slOiiU ILlra 111 LlCAe4 U 111 rrr n11I1 0101 I Vlo 111 lao I I ih LLler tiLt lolIr II re I ectu II h r II ii n tti tMC tIe InSh 1 rice tith4IIl I 1 S a 0 0 I lii 111 nrT I lOt celetritei I I spCI L4ls S II last 10th II near ii I It v5 advIce fret lb lie r i tit ASTHMA IIt Iti sad A N a I 11 t t 5 i1 a ElO S I hIiitlIsI nil LRtIfiIt Itrd l rd II 1 iPIsi inAitKrrvs or itiwinit lasIsJ I epIr Sex 1 iirk Irom tL n TUB PKRSIDE1TML tllllHLM o I IlZZLh j roE HVIK EVEaTVU HE n I r r r 1tutmtt torip Summer in the Country Are you looking for tome place which combine lIsa nh Pleeiur Economy I It an tend n rents for postal or call I and ret f e at office below the Illuitraled book Summer Home It I Ii ivti I Hit 0JI hotels farm and boardIng house with IlOAHn AT 5 IKH wmm and upward In RnlllTan Ulster and Delaware roun tie tm the main liRA and branhe of the New sock Ontario and Western Itallxayi I YIOI feet ar the ssh location price fares HtlJnl I Its New York at No I llatiery place IAS 171171 All and IBU Ilroadway 77 6tfi a tl4 Fnst USth St S7U West Wth SI i Vbl Columbus av va Fast 14th il and in Astor place Ticket ofnies tens nf Fianklln and Weal 4d sts i In I llrnxiklyn 4 Court sii tOil l lul ion st HI Broadway kale oftlee VIJ Mniiattnn hr r Jcm av ilrjentiolnt iMUNTnATKn MOM EH contslnlni half tone reprodtictioni from phnn rph of 135 or the hotel farm and boanllmt homes al I vertlsed In Hummer Home can bo purchased of any ticket I anenti Price lIuni C Anderson General Passenxer Axent M nearer it N V On May II and an eictirslon IllVeil for one fare will In sold al 871 lirmdway and ferry offices giving I an rlt rn opportiinitrof personlly electlnit I a summer home and also enJoylnV a days nnfln In this dellithrtiil re I gion tickIs tm d rturning June lit lonc lalnnd MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL NOW OPEN SFF TIME TAmE FXClnitOV OflMI THE EDCEMERfe al b EDCEMERfeinrts Fdfemert 11 I I near Arvernei now eiirntiifr inrts in I miles rout clt lien hotel tURIn lflceli Ii fur nldhed I nli moltrn irproreni liSp two Iuunntrd I roomi fillY pr t alVi liurfayi I I tin tat bath Init lioailtiK I end flh UK open 1 In I Jim thre rll I nnheil ruling Alillitliiiii for roomi can bo tnaJe stUIlsy house S 1 II UUC8LIN Adlrniilnek Mnunliiln AJIIKOMIK MOUNTAIN The MiucIoit lloii MlialietlitoKii N Sow open Location uiiixi llol for hcaliifiilne ind ncenery I specially low rub for t rlntf Atidearh uitimer luil I 1 Iiartlcular I li mall i 11AM A I ruftlH SUmwer Ne lerner HOTEL BRESLIN IAKI I 1 l lidlVTCONO MW Ir 1 1 IISt will open for he mon of INirt 1 on JINK V4 under enl t reli new nuinAgiMiieni For full panic iilfrrs a lre w i wunFi Propriotor or I1OTH ST MAnc Mh u sent 1 11110 sl stw s ork Itrwjmh will tic oo at lintel Uclfidn stint aaturdayi Trains Ino II I ami W 11 IL IIV AM lonc Ilrnnch LOfVIC BRANCH VEMT KM HOTEl AM COTTAUKH COlTArtEsOIFN THURSDAY JfNE U I t tR r t Itt Tpl UtfSS THlUMHA I Jl N I l T New and lmproci toilet sOil l baIls rrnnkcmpnto on every floor of the hotel Plant can be seen i stint 1 en g CnirU titanIc nl the SEW VoilE OFFICE 22 nHOAPWAV ROOM I BI D M A V r IIIIUHKTII Imprlptom tbury Pork TUP WEMIMJTON formerly the VIcIorM Hotel 1 SIxth nv ant Klnrn pyKtconu door 1 rnnt ihex niit nprvl rurnlsiird throughout M 7 AMC i E 511111 I I assistS n Seth It ttTDIASlTIONFD I COUNTUV roMlOUTS at a Itm i r n J ritrinhoui l 3 nil Ins from Hoton hlnh elesa l tlon true Shaile wide M randan aprlnw vIler t nth A11rPH 111 I SM1 IlSON rim ut t CAtnii 5lTV fountty t011r11 v C VMM HI hOARD nt Marlborounh on Ilucl4 n 3 I mHo hfjuttlful cool locAtlon crnnrt cnery lout of wler 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