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r I VI T m t 7 r 111r TilE SUN WEDNESDAY MAY 22 18800 9

TilE PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN

IFOR RA1H1XO StStOOO FOR

71AUlVIWJIC IISlIUlS

from Alexander Telor stOOfOOqde1h1ABBn eA Brother Therenpo-

AlOTS

artPif jiesoIibflt lJoeaIOet IH roFfselMiof the Presbyterian General

l> r Howard Cronys church hatJlemb1In larcor gathering of ministers and

anJ women thou at tho two sessionilaTInen1 was because therjay mid tlio reason1

ln topic to bo presented was the extensionatm

lbe ltc b1t ran Church In the United Statesfaring tho lAt lear The galleries wore

roifdeJ Wonton being In tho majority Dr

scott 1iesidont Harrisons fatherinlaw Is A

rfrtlarnttondnnt-TbJ ronorl of tho Standing Committee on

MMons wee reid by the HOT DrfemeFtmucl J1 Meolls of Bt Louis It showed thathire nr lrw missionaries In the field lOfl

more than tlirro wore n year ago and 318 mis-

lonnrr 1teucners In the Houth anti West Toth churches ministered to I those teachers

onshavo boon of whom 10i17 075 t er490 were br profession of faith Nearly n sixthOf the InentLerellIp of tho church are ministered

bY homo missionaries In the year fortyfire-Surcl hay l como nellHUftBlnlng antI 160licliuKhi i boon roundodEAMolinmic Ilve thy Hoard of Homo Mis-

sion

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the amount received was tK18HI4 or119 7W 1 moro tliiui In tha previous year falltrig bort hI IWOOU lion lIver or the amount

imenilod by tim General Assembly TheinrreViMiimetrom women efforts

In the oMer mates lire many I ohll churchesnhlch tIle hiciimlng uxtlnct year eighty

M i hurchcs woro dissolved lloynnd ther 11

Hll I and In tho Houth there lIsugieuterS-Vnuml lor uteri anil money titan the Hoard-hMlninahle Ito supply

women of tho churchire relrllrlelilho wink They ral edfornlbuIII tttti In tho IMRt SCar S112i4mlD-Parlj tllOltlO morn him the > ear

commended that S 7rIJ be raised bythe Ireodttirian Churches cooling yearlorlionio iiilshliinm that whore them ate tworr three weak churches they he unlprln onerhunMiil tlmt tlio SundayKi > icKlhiI bo Cot apart hereafter as n day forill bunduyschoiiU the Church to contributelolWlUrIOHenrrKendilli of thll city fornanroirs Secretary of thu said Ihlfmalilreshytorluu churihea iticltlosurensritlvolv n new notion In the denomination Inthe Ulret tion of city evangelisation Tile-weretIarOt In Cleveland n tow IHS ago andflow they urn springing up In every great cityItiiwl to tin thought by lrosb > tsrmns that

penpit to the die rich churchespoorin tin Ilty cOlhllO hnd ienrnod that It IIs metutnpleii8int fur roar peop to wulk far tothiireh Inn stoim In the iltv as It IIs In thecountrj It was when lrosb > terlann learnedtIltI 1 1on rl hot the population In this countrybe la cities iinii that eltiesnro growing largeral tho while that strenuous oflorts were putforth Now Ithirty IIRI diuretic are sust-

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In Chicago In fit Paul KansasIn and Omaha ni e others which may tint bemplortlngf but they must be upported

for the good thoy do lor tho next your 200tteniherfand mlnlFters are needed

De1 rtlrwas e4ttstll by lbs announcement bYthe Mated that by the will of thejlexaukr Irk of Dm Ity the Board offntolRU Jllaloni hnd reeeltod 30010 thoBoaniof Homo Mlsplona JIldOiK the Hoard offiililcatlon mid th Munday tchoollonrd itOHiO the Jlotrd of Mission S 20001 the Io tri of Kduutlon JJOUijO and fortterllo inllnn and disabled ministers S5U

tot total iwii00I

Lois SlOg tli UoToloBV crlell brotherNo no SRid n dozen It was not

lungl hi Dr Pr Wilson S 1hranor an pnthusl

ttlc teinpvrame udvucite aid in epaakinc-cl hittibK MuctI think of tUttle whoto thuydont know Wltkt a drinklnl tHloon lin In n

faintly the tlthr telling his boy ofcalaiutntoit to 10 and lilloko of thehlloCI Fttttier anll the boyfalfD holnlis Ioon JU8t It 1he-

ltlreD thought it was so remarkablo thatDr Ihraner

On inoll n of the Kov II O WIlson of AlexisliLa resolution was adopted Instructing thehjDoJicil Lou mitten on Homo MlsHlous toitnilov lour oiaiiBoIlits to bo supported by antrlfiutlon of Live cents annually by churchaim Pers

A complaint by the RV Dr Nathaniel WVtftotbt Iaul acnlnxt thelrsbytery of ht

Pout was retorted dismissed Iby the CommllteoonbUaandverture5 It Wits nrt before I ho-

NmblA In 18S7 and Is a complaint by Hrlet 114 lie was illegally IlOIlOoi from the

riitortte of a rhurith In St Tho coinvsittft TMrrdny Uimlssod tho complaintrirtlroatlip cround that Ur IVests laucuaeei-rafliitofpocttnl to tho Assembly and partlyI-itKaootheAtBomblyst committee had alreadyred upon the hubjoct This made West

gelI up m tho plntlorin IDlluoa for livemos deinaniUnictob

llomoiui comilulnt IPIal review andcontrol lie said tAny justice baabeen thrttelln two General AspemlilleV

l too fevers Bald ModeratorItoburtfl

I take it all back then sold Dr etbowInc profoundly Furthor discussion post-poned

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In Ins afternoon tho report of a special comraittpe on Iho duty of the Church toward Iminltzratits cnre up lorllnal approval Jt recomneniled employment of a new Secretaryvhnmn i reach in trmatt and who should liein the 1101t On motion d Dr Crosby NewYork wa made the headquarters of the Secre-tary

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The iomblv voted that the Bible must beEfei is text boo in till colleges receiving aidIron the Hoard I ha Hoard was also reqncHted b vulu nf tlm Assembly to laMlili ProsIrltrian nrailomles ranking between schoolsand lLeIe <

TrolUullIold of PrInceton Theolosicnl Semimtyuoouneril that a special train will takettelcmmlMnnirs 11111lr famlllm to Princetot on Nitur lay timt I front DHSbroosos-niwt lerrr At Irlnceton Il2Pre will be lunt hton aSMcoh of reception by President Patton52d Iri dmvi in MHriiiuind Chapel unit nft-

erwaril it r coptlnn it the IrosirleiiiR 10uoThe JIT Dr John <1118IrratIChaIIIIYIfh itrest I Ii Ii nun ctn il

Ie n ndu accommodate lastftenbs nil that dime to hoar the subject oflini mlmiiin1 dlpcuphod DrIIUIrclhlpllTho BMsUrs were the 11 01Or16JuriM or 1IttsbiirRli Il the Itev B

hayma or Oakland the Rot Dr W CJmwrta lre lilont of Forest Lake Heminnr-yinjllolfriloriif tIre General Assembly andlderWner Van Wnrden of this city The

ftddressii win on the Hues laid down in thereport of the Home Mission Board in the Gen-eral

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A kf mtly

311 RHOSKrELT OV HV8tlfE1e-

w e New f 11Service Comml IOBer l> ropIn ut the diatom Xluave

United SUtii Civil ServIce CommissionerTheodore Ilnorecelt was tho most august ofCollector Krliardii ilflton yesterday Mr

liflel was fresh horn Wasliliurton andwar IHu Ott official business He

lrldrl tell any moreJolt IJlmnn secretary of the Civi Horvlce

I3Ot hllr I t1tIlivtl Col I his Innil Mollaut the Foriio June 1 Colhicliettr yevtrila1 nomlnatcil L M lot the

Illoe Which rlrrlel wlh it Kino tile rank ofJluiy ollu tor r tiuno took a peep at tho

lien IUZle dopirtincnt IIn Ithe afternoonMI IntiriiHd 10 ltI homo IIn at k Ins Ho willItp Loil 1 IiunirdI WnlIn of theCitill rrvl t linard vas In the justtler iaiinl tilll MIIHO of the newspapurase sut that 1 Wnldon was H lipubllfanThat Ih ImIi koKiM Jlr nlden siitrrdifI

aol I hniild lle to have IIt iorioctedIe-

moMot

tIPloer t and IIIUYS Itae been nCol rlninlt will toilny Hit the Ilnrco OfDce-

Bni

tutslwend

ltie InIOlor attit aseistiint wliliereV uttucerH lit the Invitation of

llln the Collector will see 400iK let 1ln of 1IIIoltcnllllhninI I nowloriim

nIJerulolritil Itlcht butons Illlu-c

11 4 111 11T11 tloonoo Iot liy Mr MOd Water

I I Iliiiii siirnt tVvrrboimeT-hrco iilaiinsof 111 o culled till tlio engInes

IIwlovrorIiIlrof tin city at 5 oclock yntsr

arrornlnl Io the buildIng at 125

la1 111610ryIront hirpot 511 treet andt3fames

lIme fclrcfltl I was 11 oclock before thoI xtllullhd The loss by Jlro

and water meantime Iicnched 100000rbI buildlucwa liiiKelyubed na tI storage1arrhoH lirVa III conees C E llollons-

IKI504 tlO It Illir toiirth and huh floors> on th iroiiilsstorid there IInestltaJnIit

al I ilII till ltlSUrcd l ii errlhwfrtt lea un1 Cellos dOIJrrs Ott timIr lout 1III4III J CoIlehMh PIPOrU floor nail 1 1II Ihulll

Ilrnboe COTL Jr int alt 01lo SIIUUI elJh lel9alllhot I reach IOIKJO-tb

1 Iufllna 11htlIIIUI 1lonl Cllllo or Ionaailo jHcV nnelllb Uused Bellows

to i ellle 1ors not occupied by his tearnEe o buIlding was theart000 tlrlestIii the cOlnl 1

I A Krrryhol lii fojllliIho rfllr ferryboatSi 1lrol1 ElzabothLr yraterdakuid lnck lollu

1411 Thlh IIn ii collided with a tugI neG or tflblDel but a pal was

I so llrroa i brokn rb-

UU inucn but lb

001 aids sq 01110 alucb Ihalk od

HB END Ol AH OLD lOUIBItm Farnltnr ReId stt Auction adl Wails

to Come flowsProbably frcry New Yorker nnd every

stranger who lIfts visited New York has noticedIf nbadmired tho stone house with massive

clllars In Broadway otiDonlto WashIngton place The house formerly had a companlon and tho pair made a complete steelmen of Grecian architecture but when thecompanion houee wa torn down to make roomfor a business building some years ago themiddle pillar which had been common to bothhouses was cut exactly m hall

Although the original ownor of the remain-Ing house tIled fortyone years ago tIm sIlverplate on the front door still bears his lame00 Ferris Tbo two hotiHon woro built In1810 Tho companIon IIOIIBO was for a long-

time occuptid by Dr Ilerger who was one ofthe physIcIan of Napoleon the Groat MrFerris was ono of the great chiefs of TammanyHall was a member of Congress and when holived at Cherry antI Roosevelt streets beforethe llronduay house wits built he was anAlderman for the Fourth ward At that titusCherry and ItooROToltBlroctnn ere a fashionableneighborhood and It was great honor to rep ¬

resent the Foulhln the Common CouncilThere few houses In Broadway

above Canal street tIle time Mr Jrrllolclhorn the mirth rraid to opposite wlplace Washington Qlar had n laid outbut wn81Jl fenced In alterwrd HUH and

Union vfin tintnow square a coiinttyroadway whero People picked utranbcrrlet

Tho old boiiio which was ono of tile pioneersIn the notthwarn march ot the city nan Holdtho other lay lor 7i AGO and It Is to be tiirnidInto I buMnes house Tim tale was In accordwith Mr Ferris wilt which proxldcd thatwhen Mrs owls his daughter who had n lllo-tinnncdlllol

01 tho house dioil the estate should be

furniture nnd household articles worosold by auction yesterday hut tile ierBiis whonttotideil worn not I sentimental Sort andthey olTerod scnrcel110ro for the nnit ho nia-liognny Jiukon MartinA an lluteti IJaniel etdter nnd I loshurl been dilelilnel wlnml titan II It luau lennn no nsnoclatlons about-it Tile evidently didnt believe AuctioneerHowe when ho Introduced I small table 01rather clum y innLe with I top of mottledmarble as ontt which Mary Queollr ticots hudused for sS was all It

Three malingnm chairs with plush Boats nodtall ImckH sold for 17 each without unrthlngbeing Bdld as Ito 1their hlsinry all lioti ii It Ispot an nnlntereHtlng ono They originally bolonged to a brunch of the Ferris lamllk tlmtlived In VoBtclni8tor county and thn llrltlsh-olllcers who woro iiuwrtored on tho ownerstitter the battle of longlplnnd always fut Inthem A mahogntiy tied vi citil of thu old uhbeen sort with Its high posts beautifullycarved brought only 114

A good deal of valuable glnnfi nail rhlna warewag IIMpoE1 or at varying ntkos Half a doeu

VII cups mid saucers In lrll undgold ll A of sumo

fortort

HU5wont

eachfor SIO Elch01ouJIlelInrlo platters

Aff OLD CAI ImJlrlDAnte Daly Ifrlna Up a TwentyoneYenr

Old Iolnt uKitlnst Alter DarkAt the auction Halo of Dion Itoiiciomilta

plays some months ago the theatrical llrm ofWebster L Bratty purchnsid at a fulr once tallrights in After Dark I eeeins now thatthey also bought a risk 1 lawsuit ut timsame tlmn Monday night their companyopened In the ploio at a Bowery theutro Jarller In the day counsel for Augtistln Duly hadnskd for nu Injunction to restrain ViolatorVBrady as well ns Mumger Hurry Minor fromproducing the pixy on tho ground that thoscenes aid Incidents infringe UI on his driima

Under the dasllght 1 ht iiiii Ivl cumo UDbefore Undue lucomlie not Fndn-

1lavgoerswho cnn go back to Ibtl will easilyrepall a similar suit liibiltiitcilI Iln1 IIllsI i

Under the Gaslight brought 17contained a tltn novel1 ploce of stage teallain a rnlronl engine IIn motion withI miltracks 110 ollpct was riot roath new nt-fiiBt Unto there hail hon nieiordof Itsuse In 11oDdolluCIIIIIY mnn eais heforobut 111y to register tho

the Inlted Mates and to Iroclr11title to it Mien Itouclcaulln Awas llrstdone at the Itowory Theiitie in 1M arailroad scene somewhat Ilkn that In I filertile Uitsllght was usoii arid subsequently-when Jarrett A Ialmcr drought out louol-cuults piece at Nlblos Duly tt oncountired-Into litigation over It production lie even-tually

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won kilo suit and Jurrott A Palmor com-promised

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with him pnyln a cerllll sum neroyaltyI for I I scene

WebsterI A oDUnell rla purchased AfterDark are and It IK nut likely thorhad In mind when they made their puchafrom Mr Jlonlcaul the lads of the platsearlier oijdly ononch was any ¬

thingsaidahont them vvhon tim auction talewas advertised

rPHEY K WII1TK llJGATHe lie Not Been Hhort of Oreeon Trans

contluentM slock lor Two YearErConjfressman Stephen Van Cullon

White was before tbo Grnnd Jury in Brooklynyesterday and entered nn indignant complaintagainst the Now York Emna Tel orar forpublishing a story on Saturday to tho effectthat his firm had been swamped by p turnIn Oregon Transcontinental tock Ho de-

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tho story ns false arid malicious-and ehlblted to the Grand Jury tlMfino worth of Ibo share tmnerr d-

In the name of lila paitner I rankllnW hopkins Ho paid that at the timethe firm was nnld to Lw short wno holding lorcustomers In nual clSI MOP 11201 1111 atIllr 1 he trnnd Indicted Munnglng-

dltorEilwntd Ilyna for libel N r AUiite iilolropoSIe to brinl u civil suIt against HIMtitterJo says he not Iron short of OregonJranscontlueutal st 5tV for twi years

hiln at thn Districtf AttornejH ciHlce MrWhite leirned that hn owed tin county fllr tiOon n forfeited hnno A tow months aim Gi-lbert

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MI tear her II lIt Ill mouthHunilny school was Indicted hlgninv and lo-pecurn his release Mr hlto signed n load forlr 00 When railed for trial yrhtcrdar morning

Atwood failed to appear and it Is full ho haslied to Colorado

KBIT RAVEN itAiiRiiAn CArt STOTKII

They sire Forbidden Ilkr Others by theIaw cribs Htute-

Tho Attorncyronrnl recently brought anIn the Supreme Court Special Term toacton

recover tram this New nnn Itallrond on be-

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of the people penalties nmoun ting to J7000for violating this act which maksl unlawful-for any steam railroad dolnl IrtheState to heat Its passenger carl by any stoveor furnace kept Inside of the car or suspendedbe refcornThe company demurred to the complaint on

the ground that Idid not btate facts btifflclentto constitute a cxuxo of action ant that thulaw was not Intended to apply to railroadswhose lines are only tartly In tim Muto-

ludgo OBrien ehterd y oveiruled mite do-

murrei with 1111010 the ilofondant to mihvrcrAs to the the ac ho Miy

1b1111 Polite regulation which the Leg ¬

the right to cum t anil not UMIhiding with iitiv 1cdeial or btuls rehtrh tlotisupon tin leglsialvo Pt aver In Ithin regard I am01 Itie opinion that the nut IIrt vail ii IIi that Itapplies Ito thu t teftfliil lit t rai I Ott Ismoie tItan fllty mllen IIn IcniUh althought hnvlag but IUvcntyiour mlictt Illicrcof within thisbtnlo JhlsHteinH to mt to Iletho fair nail ren-Bonablocoudtructlon to bcglvcnto tho net

riule oftlrrney tulllcThe Jersey ctltle sold nt the American Insti-

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h > rater I Kelloirirro eolrlsrl woo 1IoPerly of Valancey K tnlVr of llakUifts 11Canals and II b Mullurhson o 1011i Pent HerdInictwocd The Lrsl price paid was o Marianne

Poet lixx hy A 8 Iisrllnirnr Item ey wile gte VJJNfor the ran Maritime r John lila uIIelr J > wasfid to r A liaveuiryer for rl Oct nnini s Johnnull bill tK2 was Ituuitni ty T A Ilavmevr tur-liAnlJnIiredI row ics warn aolI to A II Vlimrun-CIhlladriphla lor l7 i htroleI lmU I John II ill hulllie M nolilniT A llevfleyer fur fill 1I1JAIIII01M lamt ort cow lIn won sill ItIlT A llavrineyrr forailln Mr Fuller wits ottrtl rnoo ftc lie cuw la-

inviI ant refused II Mernmtil nt M Lambert towIB7i wa sold Iin Mr llavnuiyer Mr tll < i fanliHliror HiI l iinhrruhtller Il13 wts old to rredirlikl-ilillnus of VVooiimocl VL fir Snt 1 tin sales IictTerated about IttUO

oltprmlalnt ii Willl UiI-

eJzpieEIlsoNvIfIli Ind May 2lrMrs Elizabeth Nathen of title city who died lust winter leftsfortune of nearly V > U H riving tile hulk to her sistersJulia A Hart and Mary Parkerof N ew AlUnr and

IravliK the other heirs leguestsnf only about 41510eL-lucy conientrd Ihe wilt liming the n iinlty ot thetestator who was queer old lady ant had during herlonr Pte never been ultra ttaa ten miles from hometier son Anathaslus lIed while insane a month tetoraher leavlnr an eetaleof flisiisii 1he race was COIlvromlsed today and the settlementI gives >lrs Hart andKr Jarker hall and the other heirs Ihalf A farmertrial resulted In a hung jury

For the Beneslt or a IloxpltulAn entertainment wiB given ut thin Berkeley

Lyceum last teuton for the heiietU of the how Amtterdarn Lye and Ear Hospital A Illapfy FaIr ly Mrand Sirs A O Kdznn fceUctlons by Herr Mlttelhansrrand Xrsuleln Tr uh ann of Ihe German Opera Iom

the quarrel scents from The School forScandal by Miss Kllia rrocior tIlls and Mr John IfBlri wari eujBjed by a > audunts ihatBila tbt Mouse

GOT GILROY IN A CORNER

THE MIKODITT OP rUB IDltnMlrNPLAT POLITICS fOR KBBVS

Their reloads tn tha rablle Work to beProtected or rtnaliees mid Contract toHloi > Aldermnn Uatrllndtep Arrested athe Fir Hi Unrtyr ofThla Hncred Cane

There was fun at tho Aldermens meetingyesterday ovor the passage of general ordersThese are mostly resolutions for paving streetlighting watermain laying and such Improve-ments

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under the direction of tho Departmentof Public Works Upon tho Introduction ofsuch resolutions they He ovor under the ruleand become general orders They may boculled up by tho mover at any subsequentmeeting and twenty votes are required to passthem An Alderman who has none of his ownto pass may call UD those of Rome other dis-trict

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by request of the Alderman of that dis-trict

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As a rule the Aldermen are anxious to gottheir own general orders through und willingto help each other Yesterdays Interruptionof tub ttnto of comity must bo traceable to thefact that the pressure for places for Tammanymen In the Department of PublIc Works fromlaborers jobs up Is RO great that the tow Ho-

piibltcans who woro In there and the CountyDemocrats who have friends In tbo Board arebelug Hhiikcn out at a lively rate

A number of general orders for crosswalkson 1 uiiox avenue Introduced by AldermanDavid Harry inovldod separately for cross-walks mill H block apart Alderman Carl n-

Hop romembotod thut Mayor Grant oncevetoed toiiiu similar resolutions of his and hadsuggixted that one resolution and one contractwould result Inn saving of money to lbs cityHo linked to ho excused Irom voting but tbetote ws against uxctiBlng him llodoggedlypersisted In his refusal and sum I clint hemade tn voto-

PrciMoni AI nol < Tarn consulted with Al ¬

dermnn bhoa TamJllnll Clerk Twotney saidhelplessly I dont see that wo can do any-thing

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nnd allowed tho roll call to proceedTin measures got tho necessary twenty votesantI Wont through

AldeiniHii llliiokhoff Tnm who had thenot call culled up general order that provedla bo 0110 01 Alderman Carliue which thatgentleman had asked him to call up at the lastmeeting AldorniHii CarlIne attitude then becanto u convincing indication that hU purposewan nbstinotion pure and simile lie de-clared

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that the resolution was ono of his ownand that It WIg violation of courtesy fur an-other Alderiniin tn call it up 1 he astonishedllliickliorf xplnlncd that ho had moved ut theAlderinunn own r iuo9t and he was about towlthdiavv lie resolution when his Tammanypoidiutor I IcoPrcsldent Fitrslmons sig-nalled

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to him to tress It lie wanted to suewhether Curlln would celtics to vote cm one ofhis own pot involution Curlln did refuse andfurl hill ho made the point that tho resolutionwIts a duplicate a similar ono having alreadybeen adopted On this statement ho many A-ldermen

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votiU against it that It made 110 differ-ence

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whether Carlln voted or notMce1rcsldent rlUilmons then called up

another of Curlma general orders antI an-nounced

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his purpose of putting that gentlemanon roiord before his constituents If ho wasrcalv to voto against or to reluse to vote Infavor of Improvements In his own distrIctAUormanCiiillnHiicceoded tlilutimc In mattIngovctiFCd from voting On the next resolutionho failed to net nn affirmative voto on his roiiuest to be eMiiikod and was ordered to otoalter Ihe cill of ubrentccs had been madoagain unit ngnln-

Alderman nhea askod President Arnold whatthe rules provided thetate of u contumaci-ous

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member and on being informed movedthit Alderman Carlln bo taken Into custody bythe SeriroHntutArms ant arraigned belore theliar of tho House ThisI was carried and thevery Itt roigOiiuatArmn escorted the portlyAMorninn UP to the vacant spate neur the desk

Mr Carlln looked proud and grinned ivoryone elio tried to look dldtitUid and solemnAll failed In Ibo attempt 1usldrnt Arnold leoturnd thoAldurmin feebly and told him thut Itwits his iluly to vote when the House refusedto endIve him Ho nuked tile Aldermanvhothoi ho would bo itooil und voto If releasedfrom custody snit tIle Aldoimnn wIth a verycunning look said that ho had no voice andvastongnotled bt tho position be wits placedIn Alilerinan hhea maintained that he wasnot nod that ho could steak to explain hiscoiuso 01 MU what ho Intended to do Theculprit itlll stood mute and grinned The1tesident looked moro helpleis than ovnr andtIm very promising IIUllllon drifted awkward1IJ to an I to 101 cOt cniiclusliin

Alderman Slaa called UI It general order astliouch to relievo the nvvkwarrineis and IndIt g that he hud ouly nlnnlnou voteS for Itmoved that Aldormnu Carlln to relieved fromcontempt anti custody This wan agreed tonnd Cnriln voted for the general order andpassed It

little rIse was done except to ndiourn untilFriday when H epochal meeting will ho hold topas general oiilrrs As there are seven Ie-publlcnn and threo County Democracy Ablermen the lattttnnny i eoplo will Have to makeporno nrrangenient uliout Public Works pat-ronage

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to get tile necesfan twenty out ot thetwnt > sK ltCI4 in the llourd to put generalordois through antI provide work and contractsfor Commissioner Uilroy

r I ZUi SAIS NO

lie Wont tie a Catxpnn Candidate row Gov-ernor

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or New JerseyGen Clinton B Fisk the New Jersey

nIC t1A of prohibition who ran for Presidentot Ian United States on the Prohibition ticketlast your and forGoernor of Now Jersey threejonrsngo has been prominently mentioned asa 1opubllcan candidate for Oovoinor of NowJeisp this year The Itopublicau managersIt Is said had decided to nominate him andthen to BUI tiro his endorsement by the Prohibi-tionists

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probably relying on the LeciMatuie totie his hands lo should be elected The Pro-

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vote at thu last Gubernatorial electionwas UOOO Gov Groin Jot only 4000 plu-

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It was thought that at least twothirds-of tho Prohibition voti i could bo carried forIlsk as a Itonubllciui candidate To n roporter ol tbeJerot lJ Civ jeic lien liuk said-YPlltrldny

I am not Koine to run on lila Itepubllcnnticket or upon any other ticket lean go furtherthan that unit1 wij that thero has never teena time when 1 would lme accepted a nomina-tion

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for Gocruorlfl had believed that therewatt the Htnulleiit danger of my being elected Iam collie to use all my Influence to help electthe LegMiituio candidates ol either the oldparties who lire lu favor of temperance I donot caie tvliether they are Democrats or Itopuhlicans if they will do unythini to furtherthe Interest of tnmperuneii will do anything-In my power to help elect them I want the lo-

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option law of 1S88 restored That was a-

lone step III advance and to repeal it was toturn from the light to the darkness of igno-rance

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I wits tleer strongly opposud to localoption nor am 1 strongly In favor of It now Itwas hotter than nothing and showed that Itwouldl Dually iiceompliMiI n great deal Thetiro pleat i arties are pretty nearly evenly dl

ldocltm the question of local option and It Isonly the managers who are really under thelied of rum

MM COOl AllKESTlin

Could tihe Hate Taken Mm DoubledayInii VUea the Latter Fainted I

Mr John Doubledny of 114 Van HomeStreet Joiuey City fainted the PennsylvaniaIlallrond ferry honte Jersey City yesterdayA crowd of wonton cathwod around herWhon she was restored to consciousness shemissed hoi piirH which she staid containedS20 Hnnry Murphy of 151 First Ktroet toldPoliceman I Pickeiiah he had Boon Miss MollieCoop nallt avuu Irora Mrs Doubleihiy with atorso In her hand nnd that she opened ItVfhftti die cot outside the room Tho policemini urrudtdd MIss Coop At the police stationohio wns iirehed Jilt no pur> e or money wasfound on her Hhuvinalockod up-

Nothinc IIs known iigalnit her character Shehas heuu been at tho foiry several times latelyAll tIle tMtlmniiy tho police will liavo againsther n him she IIH arralenud before Justlte Htilring thIs morning will be that of Muiphy

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Teak u Lawyer on Executionr Francis Gibbons a lawyer who was or-

rfilct Motility on an execution against the potionIwuidiiu njudtineiit of fltnK entered against him IntIe huprimc Iourl we i taken before Chief Judge Sed-rnkk lit 10IleI1rrml l YOIrd bjliermy ShedS Crewfcrit on a writ uf habeas corpus The judviuent Wac ob

tilueil a suIt In which Marl A Munenn charge lilmwith rl Inr to prosecute a ult rUceil In hit hands bylicrlnlla Tie stilt was ataiflat thiules K MullioHaniLowner of a carrlge from which ili had a bad tall atliirkrnuii iN J hh atlf iei that cjlbtotit led her to beties that ho lad etiuii the suit whIte In reality he badmil MrI Milboll ud leU berate proceedlnn Wirebegun 1 1 llyrnrai on tiehalf of Olbbone asked thatMil client lie relented out th ground that the eiteutlon-dualuit tin person was not properly banish in audi acase Ui cUlon was restrred

A lloboken Fire Company Hnaipended

Chief Applegate of tim Hoboken VolunteerVita l ep rlmnt went to the Liberty Ito Companyhome In first street yesterday locked the doors andposted a notice ou the outside to the effect that the com

rally was usi ended I eudlnir Its trial on charges whichwould lie Made tIn the Common Council There was alitSt Ji Third street MunOnT and Oceanic line rompinyand so I Knjino Couipanr reached the lire flrsl Theyhonk th waler plur nearest the burning buildingWhen Liberty lIeu i omrtnr got that Its foremen de-

roauied tile plug because 11 was In this Liberty cornpuny t district Thief Applecata refused to sCow thedance cod the Utsdy company ttfusid to aaalst laany wax at llii Bra

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AN ACCIDENT JTIL8OIT BArs

HI wire was Hhot u Ills BtrncBl withHtnalnic row tIe rintol

Charles Wilson tho etahlernnn wholsao-eustd of having murdered his wife Louisa onSunday night while alto was in the companyof hot cousin John L Sinning admitted yes-terday

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that tho shot which killed hot was firedwhile the pistol was In his hands but ho saveIt was an accident

Ho told the story In the Harlem 1ollco Courtwhore ho was nrrnllllod In tho mornlna Hln

nine It will bo remembered was returningwith Mrs Wilson from n Islt to relatives oftheirs Houston street Two Films attractedthe attention of 1ollcomnn Farrell nt aboutIU oclock at night Ho ran towatd the soundantI found BlnnliiR standing over the deadbody ot the jounc woman with a smoking pitto In Ills hand Mnnlngs story was that ns heand Louisa wore goIng down KlghtyflrstStreet W llson whom ho had never met bolorocame from behind them Hn turned faclncthem and demanded of his wife pointing toBinning Who Is this

Why Charley she said this Is mycousin1-

Miore an you goinglIomoI want you to KO home with me

Here Binning says lie interfered Ho pressedforward nnd said No she wont I broughttier out and I will take her home

UinnlDg is nn athlete lie belongs to theManhattan Athlotlo Club and has a number ofnrlros won In tugsofwar and other sportsWilson Is much smaller

Louisa Hlnnlng said seemed to be afraMof her husband Him ran behind me n llsonran around alter hoc and diawlng bin pistolshot item through tho back of the head I grap-pled with him and took the pistol nay fromhim Ho hell ran away Louisa fell hut Idid not know she WM shot I supposed sholint fainted I fired thin second shot to attract-help1

NVilHons story agrees with SlnnlncB as tothe convolution Sinning mnniif he naswas threatening when the latter mid that ho-iould hee Mrs llon homo and Wilbon threwhis pistol to protect himself Hlnnlng grappledwith him In n Btrucule foi tho weapon nndduring thin the pistol Wits disclmrced Ho liedno mention ho ttR of killing his wife

Tho police soy that both ore men of goodcharacter IndUHtilous and honest Mlionwas toromnn tar Contractor Dlanchard andSinning Is a plumber In lliooklyn

If Wilsons story Is true he will still hao toaccount for the possession of n brand new pis-tol

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nnd for his dogging tim footrtoiia of hiswife nnd her esiOtt ibo Inuiiost will be beguntoday Meantime Wilson Is In the Tombs onOnronor Bchultzes commitment and SInning IUIn the custody ot Capt 1I0r bold under ball I

AO ClllCAdO fiaVHKH ON OHAIX

The New York Produce Exchange Dreanii-oftjlelttnc the race Now

There was morn than usual Interest yes-

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on tho Produce Exchange over the ofll-

clal announcement from tho Chicago Board ofTrade that after May 81 the Quotations fromChicago will not bo served to tho Produce Ex-change

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Secretary F Stone of the Chicago Board ofTrade In notifying President Alexander K Orr ii

of the Produce JtcIJalllo of the Chlcngoans i

determination sent along a copy of tilt reso-

lutlons adopted In Chicago on Jlayl41 Thpysay that tin hunremo Court of Illinois line doclded that tInt Chicago hoard of Trade maydlhconttmie funilrhlng to tho public murk lauotatlous but at the same tlmn holds tlirt BO

long an it continues KO lurulh them eitherdirectly or indirectly It must furnish mal hotquotations to all who may desire to obtainthem for lawful purposes upon o itial tot ms

As this lIds 011 practically deprives theBoard of all discretion It belleei thatlt willbo Impossible to determine advance whrttherthe party applying for quotations Intends touse them lor lawful purposes or to furnishthem to the bucket shops anti cononucntlythe Chicago Hoard wont give tiny Institutlurtany iiuotnttnn

The members of the Produce Exchange ornt least n majority of them liellecd jcstenltiithat Chicagos action will help them fcoimi ofthem ace members of tint Chicago Itnaid of-Irado and have direct wires and cnn gut nilthe quotations they wont Hut they believedthat it Timid be n good opportunity fur IhoNew York Exchange to hoe Its iuotatlonssoot all iverthecuiintry nnd If they are H-Ccoiited as the ofllcln tlgurns much biiblnesswill bo attractedI I to the Now rork EiliniigeI

At present I liicauos llguics arc the ate Medauthority an t in noarh every Instanco ad oattho scale of aluos in all the other cities In IhoUnited States whore folks speculate in grainand provisions

irAn MOAO ri8UEH3IEX-

Utrlfam Trouble fletweu French nnd Newroundlnnil HerrIng Catchers

IlALir May 21 Advices from flay StGeorge N F represent that the relations be ¬

tween the Newfoundland and French fisher-men

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on the dlsputod French there lira reach-ing

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a crisis Tile commander of the Iii Itishwar skIt Lily has issued a proclamation to timeffect that ho would not permit Newfoundlandfishermen to sot their nets to catch herringnnd If they did so ho would confiscate theirnets Ac indignation mooting was held atu hlch ttmni language wits URed

The lIe IJr Homloy the Prefect Apostolicof the west coast of Newfoundland told Ibocommander of the British star xhlp that lie wasthere with the apparent mission of protectingthe French instead of the lirltlsh intoretitThe commander replied that ho wn ran > lugout his Instructions from thn Imperial Govern-ment

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and added that ho took but little stockin the Inhabitants or in Iho NewfoundlandGovernment JJio proilnnutfon which witrottrd up in public plaies nasuukkly torn I

down bj the Inluriaten iieoplpSt OnoiKoslliy is the ere it herring fishing

ground theta urn about LOOn tmupln tlietcwho live almost entirely by latching herringund exporting them to Canada Tho 1 rt mhhave concurrent rights by tin treaty to thatpart of NowloundUnd but tlntm exclusivejiirifdictlon aol now that they van get halt luother portions of Newfoundland thoy are as-serting

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their claims of exclusiveness ovor DayHt George and supplying thom nlves with haltthere This prntuiitn tito HrltNh Inhabitantsfrom getting llh which would nf course inter-fere

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with tim Frenuh nail the British war shipthere prevents any Interference rio peoplethreaten to use rllles to enforce theIr tightThey say they must do that or abandon thatportion of the British oinplro to tho French

UKOISU 1IKK 2O BTKA1-

MU llcCabel Ronarkahlr Charge AcalniitOld Mr Martha

AnnIe McCabe 113 years old a domesticemployed by Lawrence Lynch of C33 Wythoavenue Wllllnmsburgh was arrested testerday for robbing liar employer bhe said shehad been encouraged to commit the theft byMrs Martin of U Wulworth street

I entered Mr Lynchs employ she con ¬

tinued two weeks ago A Mrs TortiiBonof Park avenue introduced mo to Mrs Martinthe latter more than 60 years old A numberot young and mlddluaged servant girls visitedltier hiouaio hhortly alter 1 began to cnIl onMr Martin she toll me that Bha know allabout Mr Lynch that he cite Guporlntondentof u big company and would not mini a llttluof his goods if worn taken him llnallygot me to agree to rob my mplujer lolling moIf I saw any big papers around or In a box totake them too with the other stuff for sometimes such papers wore worth a great deal utmoney

I was at Mrs Martins houfo on Mondaynight onii 1 said 1 would rob the house when Iwent home Lurlv lu the morning 1 got up uniltook a box containing jewelry slid a smallerbox containing papers 1 took them to MrsMaitln Whon tho pawn Shops oponod Ipawned two of the diamond rings Thii root oftile jewelry MIH Martin said she would Judofor a whitle bhu took thnni down tellii Thodetective Jolla Hums after ho anestoil masearched the collar and found the goods

Detective Burns when tho two womon worearraigned befuro Justine doottlng said timpolice believed that Mrs Martin mndnabuHlness of recalvlng stolen propnrty from borvantbwhom sIte rouiiBollod to steal

The JustlCK held the women to answer

A Mlllloiatreii EstateCnicAoo May 21TIle great estate of CharlesHull tile west aids mlLlonalre will be distributed

without a njht and hit cousin amanuensis Slid chiefbaslnesiuanaiter Miss Helen Culver will be left ntiiislathed in ta enjoftuetit or Iho bulk of tiC fortune MrHull deeded most of his property to Miss Culver andon his death male tier his sola heir The estata wasvalued al jOOOUixX Tb only heirs at UK were thechildren of bis brother llurdttte b Hull and Innlcefariimore who wets not mentioned In the mllllanalretestamenl They proposed ID contest the anion of theiruncle lu outline them off and heaving everything to Missfairer but upon an Intimation ot that Intention MissCulver expressed a desire to settle Home of Tier largefortune on them This znornlnir adeeree was enteredt r which Miss Culver iit > a to tue nephews and Die f rsrjrfiOO to be divided anong twraty adults sod minorsIn agual shares Ulss Culver IIs alsofvel from nil deltastitle heirs and thus a contest of Mr Hulls will isaverted

Hills for the U M I 0Carl Bebrodcr who WIK cpulled from bite

Mailcal Mutual irolecthe Iu oa In lHni cad afteroardreinstated by tha Supreme Court and who brought suitto recover damages for his Improper expulsion rot averdict or s < 76 yesterday In JoSe Heidi a court

Oawaiil hasee who was also eipellad acd reinstatedgut a irdict ofsooi Moth plWBtlfli were rsiTSsillliiby Aifusl r W Mair

BAPTIZED A SICK JEWESS

nro POTJSU CATHOLIC rnntsra QKT-

TlKKAlJUtlkfl LET1KJIS

They are to be Killed and Be l TheirIrotelrte aad a > a Matter orPreeanttOaOne Asks the Mayor for Protection

Jlr Young the Presbyterian mlssloner nt-

Bolleruo Hospital sent for the Kov Francis XTremel a priest of Bt Stanislauss Hehool InSecond street on March 29 to visit a youngPolish Jwes3 in the hopltal wbo said shewantea to see a priest ot liar own nationalitylath r rromol visited ijer She was then notexpected to lice and utter seine conversationhho consonlod to be bapttrod a Christian Laterflio left the hospital and took refuge withfrUnds of the priests living In theRime liouso as the prIest at 16S Htantou streetInstead of going home She Is 21 antI marriedthough separated from her husband Horname U Sotla lloma Her ulster Rosa visitedher Ho did 1nthor lYemol who Instructed herIn lie principles of the Cttthollo religion Hotold her she was now a Catholic and she ac-

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his teachings Sho said nothing abouther change in religion to her sister antI Father1rcmel as he explained yesterday managedhis Instruction cautiously that It might cot rotbo suspected

Homo weeks after when sho had entirely re-

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her strength her sister learned thetruth Itosa Is 1C blackeyed anti energetichim nrocccded to give Father Fromel a bit ot-

her mind Doth women wore In the room withhim HOBO said a dozen times that ha would bo-

Mry sorry for wlnnlnghcralstor from borJowlsbfaith and ended he says by tolling him thatthe family would thoroughly investigate thematter and that If proved that he had reallybaptlred Mr lloma they would kill tutu

s onietlmeatorward Itosa whose last nameBounds like Schwarlos made such a time thatI lather 1remel wits afraid of losing hit prosehtp and got Mrs lloiiin to consent to go tolliiITnlo nnd join the 1ollsh Sisters tIters hessfoil after saw him again and before severalpeople he aavs eutend to hire assassins totako Iho Krlcstt life Mrs Koran did not gotolltiflalo hut wont to live In the fatally of OttoIvuckwn next door to the prIest nnd livesthero tow Tin family Is Catholic She makestaleI for a living hhe told Father linmol afivv days ago that tim rabbi had sent twice forlint to come anti see him The priest itplledthat she wan now a Christian and mustnt mindtlm rabbi

Ttio weeks ago the Ilev IHeronymua Elilnltl tile head nf tint parish of St btatilhlausI-nvMilch Pithier rremel In a priest began togot ftmmj moun letters They wore all In tierman and extremely insulting The llrst deli-cately

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Intimated that If Mrs Bonus remainedn Catholic It might eventually trove danger ¬

Otto for rather Kllmcckl to go abroad aloneIn the sicoml letter whloh citmo a few daysniter 1 ithor Kllineckis life was openly threat-ened

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aOl the threats couched In more andmore Insulting language grew stronger andmote definite In later letters In one ltvas-Btatoil that Mrs Itoma and Father Kllmecklvvorc both market as victims There wet lIveletters altogether The last two nrilvod withina few houiB of each other on Monday

athur Nilmecki after tim receipt of thethlrdletter t ailed in on Mgr Ircston and bIt two ofthe letters nlth him The last ono mentioned1 nther 1 loniel for the first time It declaredthat he was tna kai and would bb a vic-tim

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in tlo gnimrnl slaughter lather Frettiellhere took a haul and tim result was that thisIntur was strut to Mayor Grant with an explanntlou of lie circumstances Mayor Grantlornirijod It to thu IoIoo Conlmls ionurB andthe pout It to Inspector IJyrncb

Ono of the letters was slcnod M W U Theret woro not signed 1lucy worn all written Inthe canto hand a pub round rather strag-gling

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hand lInt tnvuloppn vhlch were nilyellow wero addressed piitilhly bytno Santoperson huh tile hnrdnriltinc was here n roundtOint ng huMness hind of which any manmight bo proud

TOII A U 4 WAll rsnzraTim Monitor Pnrltun Brought to Ilrooklyn-

tor iomplrtlunTIn cruNor Huston arrIved nt tho Brook-

lyn Nary Yard early last evening having Intow tim inew monitor Iuritan which is to bo-

iluUbcd Imro Slit towed her from the NorfolkNavy Vutri Her keel was laid fomtcon yearsauo uiigrio made an appropriation for herlOinplntion In March IbSJ more was added InAugust 18SI nnd still more in March 1837-

Lusl fall Silo was towed from lie LeagueIsland yiurii to Norfolk where hor woodworkmachinery Ac were to bo supplied Afterthinking about the matter for six months theNorfolk vird authorities concludud that theywcio too busy to undertake lie job and thedepartment ordered the boat taken to Ilrook-lin1 IIn tlm shine condition as when she leftLincie IMunl-

U h 1uuun is tho largest donbleturretodmonitor In the navy 01 Miller the will be toniotine in this ll riu future lleing without battersmacliliiDiy 01 coil sho now MamlH atoll llvoJoel out of the water but vvliou fullv eiiulptiodsilo will Imvuonly about two nod onohall feetfret IKtird Her lenth over all Is 23G feetboani Ill fret aol iliaught IS feet Her dis-placement

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is Ci I tontj and tIle in opucted toluf thirteen hunts Her armorwlll consistof four tten inch brosch1 mding rifles IIn herturrets 1 hcs will uf loaded aol hnndlfd byuiaellmiory und will bo eatable of Git owing n5111 tint prouctll with forts Bultlcient to1lorf I11t > inclien of wrought iron nt ndlsttnce-ol a mile Mio will also curry a smondar battort of two BI ound and two throepoundrapid lire llotihklsB rillos two revolving can-non

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and tno Ontling The turret guns areprotected In ll1 In lies ol stcel armor Showill also he lilted with torpedo nets and noworlul rout

The U iMon male tho run from Brooklyn toNorfolk In twentv hours hho ctnrtod ou thereturn trip on uililay morning At first sueittl iii lIed to tutu thn Iuiltan wltliI one steluintl two hemp hinscrs Thoie was no cIatKit to the Bol und It broke the bltU towhich It was attached on tim Iloston A thirdho tip lawyer wi < Hiibstituted and the trip wasthen made without dlfllcult or noteworthy In-

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JhrooolllcerHHiid a crow of seventeenmen Irom tho lioatou handled the Puritan Anaverage spied of iie or sIx lnotB was made Ingood weather Ihore wore no heavy eaiand no fog wus encountered until yesterdayniorulng Two fuss assisted In getting theIliritan up lint harbor and opposite tho entraiito to the nivy yard TIm title In the EastIllver Who so strong that It became necessaryto ct the silt of two more tugs before theheavy vessel could be towed to her whurf

DIMTL JN THIS LIONS DEN

rarnou Howard Hlmc IImn for ComfortIn the rrlNonera llnx

A full jury was olilalued yesterday In theGeneral PcfMnns for this trial of the exRevWilliam lH howard for stealing JC600 from theLlecti Ic Sugar Hcllnlng Company

J llBon Gordon thn ninth juror a veryyoung nun carried off the honors of tim dayHo anBw rrdnvery nuiwtlon so cromptly andIntelligently that ns he was about to step fromthe vllnot chair to hIs seat in the jury boxllociirdoi Snittli said

lhavn just ono moro question to ask youMr fiordon Have you ever studied lawi1

Nn sir Mr llordon replied modestlyoll1 rojnincd the Ilicorder It might

well 11 sui tiorcd Irom rout answers here thatyou hull ou havn nn excellent idea of aJtir Irs duty tindei the law

ihie ertvererid defendant was a close Btudent of the fmusnf the main lalomnon calledand exiunlnod At rocoss when he was lockedin thn prisoners box he whIled way tiletedious houi by hinging hyntna Ho beganwith Daniel In Iho 1hons Don anti woundup an thn crIer announced tho liueoider le-ttun to tho bench with lldoons Hand AsBl tant lilstrlet Attornoy DavlB will open theduel for the people this moinliig it Is underBtood that there are to bo thirty wltnctsoa forthe p ople

Q irrcet of an Emiitrgzler-

WruNIzIru May 21Ieo Wbltehead of EauClaire WIs was Arrnsted here yektrrday He camehi re on List Tlniraluy Yesterday afternoon a womansail to be lite wife arrived and also hrrltt Clarke ofWisconsin will ha I fallnwed tie nomaii A warrantwas at inie Issueil tot tile arrest of niiuehrad who IIs-

vsanhd for lId rorirfrifs and emtpzrlrinent In WlscunBin He was liTcmaii and puriunsier In the woods forIheChliipot i lovtnzCnmi unil II U allowed thathe mo I iiciltlous niunM In iiirlntf the men and thentiiilorenl lie checkH pocketlnr the money lbs amountUiLcu Is naM lo te large

Edwin Mao Silver Age M CnupttsyIStran4ed

ALBANY May 21No performance of theSilver Ags was given at Jacobs 1 Proctor tfctatra

last mtiltil It was announced that Edwin F Mayo thttar was III sod the ticked were redeemed TodayluwTcr II was found that the rformauc wasomUlrl becauio two of the company Charles ScantandJ 1 hierfe 1154 lied SI Mayo for lalariei due totie amount of Viit and bat refused to art again autoi a id TIe ccHiiinnj in stranded here and unlcii Ur-Waynjcfiruiuitl there will tie a general breakup

Maulliic the Mairmtnta St Flihei-OIAW v Diit Mny 21 The >IInlstor f Ma-

rine < n11I > eiliCI hal lecilied tnttutllfh HI Halifax anIntellfirriiCQ drfrfrtment fur the purpose of supplyingtbe fihermrn of the Gulf and Atlantic rout with Informttoi an to lie movements cf the various Seed andbsllnhes livturn wit hu received end cnllecied atHallfai and balkllns Issue J The rsporls reed rid dailywill be mapped and all this laevsiuicts cC lbs ash capthus bt sun at a gluts

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What You Need Spring and FalWHEN you feel all run down 1bAre nlvraya trying seasons tSftrsapnrllln For re-

storing¬ stltutlons and unless the bluOl

strength after sickness or toning fled and enriched one becomes exposedup the system at any time this lIs tho to a variety of mala ¬

medicine of all others Dont Trasto dies To make Roodtime and money on worthless com-pounds

¬ blood nothing Is sowhatever their pretensions effectual as Ayors-

Sarsaparlllabut remember that Ayera has bern tho thestandard Sarsaparllla for nearly half a most celfibrntedt-

niilocentury and bus no equal alterative InII Sometime ago I found my system existence Try It

entirely run town I had A feeling of I huvo foundconstant fatigue and lauauor and very treat relief fromlittle ambition for any kind of effort general debility InA friend advised 11 to try Ayers Bar tim use of Ayersaparllla which did with tIm boat Sarsaparllla It tones and Invhortlresults It has done inn more good than tha system the acton theall other medicines I have ever used dlpestlvo and assimilative andFrank Mellows Chelsea Mass vitalizes the botlIL D JohnsonII wa all run down beore I began Jr 383 Atlantic are Brooklyn N Y

taking Aycrs Sarsaparllla mid now I IAyers Sarsaparllln has a w lldn-

crvMitun gaining In strength every day reputatlnn In tIt locality for I

Mrs Alice Vst Jefferson W Va rrKtnrlnp to hralthy vigorous action theII have used Ayers Sarsaparllla for vital organs when they become

several years When I feel weary nnd wealllnti or exhausted I luive useillltworn out It always hell me A my family for this especiallyGrommet Klngsvlllo CoMn after thn syMcm his bicome ilppleted

II was long troubled with nervous fr01 malarial attacks I hne nil heldebility and severe headaches Ur the use among my nolghlmra II nlmllar-

rasesuse of Ayers Snrsaparllla I havo Decl and it tinsL nlxvnysprovril lnnluarestoreil to henlhIAntholv uitv jh u itnmilton ismurnon xrx

1Trrmont alR As a blood purifier All generntAs a safe and reliable gjirliit and bulldcrup of thn nvstrmI Jm1 never

family medicine I th-inkAyers

found anything to cental Ajcra Bar

Sar saparilla-It I

inralualile Vra R Fcrree I glrrs perfect nII1 Chatham Bt Boston Mass 1111 Jf 1I 1R1 fnrtFUfcna

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Made by Dr J C Ayer tt Co lowell Mui PricoSl lxtoUU 55 Worth Son bottleI

THE SAN MIUE GOLD FIELDSThe cold fields Tarlety that hare bun

opined on tha Sin Ulruel RIr Coloratfo attraetlnra treat deal ef attention hy reason of the uueipectedrichness of tha deposits Blnce tbe snows moved 001tha rreat hydraulic plant of lbSao MInt GoldCompany has beet at work washlni out the ravel andtnere Iis grIt excitement over tbe resultc whichare alreadr aufflcUnUy eilenslva betoken onr thegreatest successes known la lhhistory of mining Thcompany of which James UlinlUu ei Treasurer ofUnited Stats ITreasurer hu bun qulslly working fortome time piI and has maO DO effort UDI sow to calltha tha public what It b accomplishedair Qimilai who Important record as a financier ofacumen and Integrity IIs well known told a reporteryesterday that the San lluruel Comimny would b rtn-

avlni ar611aml Ithree or four mckthsand added tha nock as an especiallyadtenurenus Investment lust at this time Mr miatlana apaeinint at Ihe ofnce ot the San Mliuel 0 m-psny 11 n4 Wall Ik Sri UI7 jlacsi tbsto dais

The eadyMa41eCnstonIernt our sie ei ilriSM lirtlrrcum his ciojrlil ivlio0 never Intts anything ex-cept

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to orderWe lini o innrkcd the Inrjrer I

lots of 8U8 ti< Puce SuitsDown to 2000

and flue price is praclicallythe highest we nsli

I is also n iiarcr lowertlmn any clot Ilia jj store asksfor similar suits and halfivliat the Custom Tailorcharges

HackettCarhart CO

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CLOTHING AND HATS-

N E Cor Canal and Broadway

BI BIeBurdock Blood Bitersla a purely vgetabloI ciniiotiuil I r

reiulallui power over all tho orians oftlir ytern loll controlllni tuelr secretions It so purldtithfUloodihatlt

CURESAll blood huniori and diseases from a comMIpimple to the worst scrofulous fore andblood withI lu unrivalnt regulatIng rlcanslnI onl-purlfylnit Influence uii Ibo accretloniiuf tLo lIver Iklilnwri boo rio Cud slilu renter It uuaqualtd1 ucure for all minuses of the I

I8Kg1IYrn-in

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one to two houlM win cure t ol plmplNt-tlolctiet

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uf Uie nub Biurf letter nil tLr lIntplo fonn of ikln dlieaM trout aul four botleIwill euro tun rheum or eczema shlnglf erTarip mnulcer ftbtcrsirm runntnf sore uo Lit SkiUoiin I I11 notluiahU that sufferer from orp

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J alnaya aieraiattd bi lnu lfralile ItchliiK tII quickly aulvildaa on the moral of thedlo the usa of U I U rusliif oa u iravordUauaa 0siscrotuiuus swellingIuIifls still

ISCROFULAL-v hive uuloubtei proof that front three to six

Unties used Internally and by outward applicationdilutedI If the skin li broken to thawin arecta cure Tka neat mission of Urjlrto regulate the llrer kWnejs bowel andto correct acidity sod Wrong action of theSaid to open the slulco rayaaf Ute sritem to carryoff all clogged and Impure secretions allowlns-fnaturtlbus to aid reixnerj and rtinote without fall

I BAD BLOODLUric coinl lnt biliousness headaobe rheumatism and rIlalrk of illseaue dror from dlsonl red lIver klOurja atomaCh ad blood We iusrantvrry UitlU-cfll uld any person b> rlls atuned afteruslnilhejlrx WIItol refund ihemonejron-appllcaUon I latter We will alsbalMI tospndtesilmnnlalaand Informationtog the effects at B B B In tha above Iffuues on appllcatlen to JfO fiK DmaBlutsuQ Ii Tt

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JevrlaU

ENU Vail

Mlnliterai Ready tn Protec Aaian Natlenal Hiindur Law-

The Jewish MInisters 8oclatlon of

America which has been holding Its semian-nual

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conference at the headquarters ot thoYoung Mens Hebrew AssociatIon at Lexingtonavenue and Fiftyeighth street wound up Itsproceedings yesterday with thin reelection ofDr Oottholl ns President antI of Prof MorrisJastrow of Philadelphia The resignation olthe Rev K Kohlcr of this city was acceptedMr KohUr resigned because ho did not likesome of his associates

Dr Qottblol wits authorized to admit activelaymen to the association Fifty dollars wassent to the Rev 8 M Laski of Baltimore whohaving been deserted by successive congrega-tions

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Is starvingThe committee on the Presidents message

whoso duty It was to report on that port of Itwhich referred to n unlv orpnl Sunday law com-piled

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thin following resolution which wasadopted as the sentiment of tho associatIon

IIVrrrm 1 or somo time past Sabbatarians-amongChrlBtlanu have been active In iiBchemoto procure national legislation looking to an-utorced observance ol Sunday as a tIny of re-

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sanctity anti although wo consider withduo respect the general Chiistlnn pontlmcnt otthe country regaidlng Sunday as a day of ces-sation

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front labor and of religious worship woyet must deprecate all attempts at using thearm of the law to stamp upon that tiny thecharacter of a religious Institution in theChurch spoon ot the word binding on nilclasses of this community therefore belt

Jifwhfd That u committee bo appointed tocollect data regarding the above movement asaffecting our corcllglonlste anti especially tileJewish working classes who would In thoevent of a compulsory hunday be compelled tolose tho earnings ol two days further If occa-sion

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should demand the committee to memori-alise

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Congress In behalf of our civil rights andtake such other stops as may bo necessary un-der

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the premises

CO313IISSIOKR JJ4R TliM4N

A Committee Hingeets tbat be be Aiked toJteelBn trom the Hoard

Tho committee appointed a few weeks agoto investigate the charge against Williamllarthman a member of the Brooklyn Board ofEducation which was In effect that ho hadtried to enter Into a corrupt compact with HealEstate Dealer Frank S Schonck to swindle thecity out of 1500 In the purchase of some lotsIn Kosculsko street for school purposes re-

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to the Board yesterday The report wassigned by all the members of the committeeIt practically condemned Mr llarthman andrecommended that ho be asked to resign fromthe Hoard The report Is to the effect that af-

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the subsequent tale of the lots to Mr Allenfor 6000 they were Immediately sold tothe Board of Education through this in-strumentality

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of Mr liarthmau for tTSWbut there wax no evidence that Mr Bnrtimianreceived any of tho dllforenco of f 1500 In thelIchens Tho leutlmonv taken us a whole how-ever

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convinced the committee that Mr linrthman did not net in tIm interest of the Board ofEducatIon nnd this tile committee says wasconfirmed by the testimony of Mr Boone inreference to the purchase of some property inLafayetto avenue Tho report was receivedbut the proposal to adopt it was laid over untilthe next meeting of the Boaid

Mr liarthmau Is a wealthy Broadway jewel ¬

her and was appointed a member of the Boardabout three yours ago by Mayor Whitney Itcame out in the Investigation that ho playspoker occasionally and that lila llrfit meetingwith Mr Allen was nt that game He occupiesa Ono house in the Twoatyllrst ward

XJIE CATHEDRAL ARCUIIECTS

A Rumor that ItUhop Potter BrotherUcalen Will be llebarred

It has been authoritatively reported thatthe Episcopal cathedral design of MessrsPotter and Robertson would bo debarred fromfurther consideration by the trustees It Is acoincidence that Mr Potter Is a brother ofBishop Potter President of the cathedraltrustrees and that coincidence It was thoughtwould be the occasion of comment MrGeorge Macculloch Miller Secretary of theHoard ot Trustees said to a reporter ot TUBbus yobterday

The plan of competition adopted by thetrustees took every possible precaution againstfavoritism and BO far as I know there is not asingle trustee who had any knowledge what ¬

ever of tho authorship of any of the four chosendesigns until after they hail been decidedupon

This being BO and the architects havingbeen asked to compete with the understandingthat selection would to upon the merits ofthe plans I do not think the trustees would be-luBtllled In rejecting Mr Potters plan simplybecause ho Is a brother ol their President

MET DZK1V TOY ITIIISTIES

Tbe UeamltB Canaied Oreat Fxcltemeat Oathe St JLoiila Hoard of Trade

Br LOUIS 31a21A sensation was createdon Exchange today by the suspension of adozen ot the younger members ot the Board forblowing toy whistles ou the floor during trad-ing hours The Board decided to enforce therules and said thin suspension must stand Thefriends ot the pueponded members comprisingu large majority of the Board halt the floor in abody and wont to otis of the rooms on tInground floor whore the bulk of the optiontrading for the day was done The sacedttrsnow threaten to Blurt a now Exchange

llie Newark JCplacopal CoaTeatlaoTile annual convention of the Episcopal dio-

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of ewark met la Trinity Church > cwark lesterday The Cemniittse on the itentelon of the Itook of-

Couuulon Irayer reported concurrence in the surgeslion mid at tlii lastgosyntiou asS lbs work wasreferred back toth Committee br euctrtien br 1hloicomb silk cm the Society for the itch of Agedend loiirttu liereyuten and esyeciaily iii regard in tuefund for rei4rlmg gloritymes Or iiuge of Sewarkwas appintd to the sgucy of this fetid in cejiyauand collect for It at a salacy of not lees than 5JtJ

1IARPSRDERC11BR

Wedding that Crowded the Church of theHeavenly Belt

In the Church of the Heavenly Rest InFifth avenue yesterday afternoon Miss KatoEunice Beochor was married to Mr WilliamArmltngo Harper The street was lined forblocks with the waiting carriages and long be ¬

fore the pretty bridesmaids led the weddingprocession to the altar the church was full

Tho bride is a daughter of Col H B Boecherand a granddaughter of Henry Ward BoochorMr Harper Is a son ot the senior partner of thepublishing firm ot Harper Brothers TheHey Dr D Parker Morgan lie rector ofthechurch performed tho ceremony He was asfisted by the Itev Charles IL Hall of Holy Trlnity Church Urooklyn A lull half ot the con-gregation

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Iho brIde wore a gown of white faille cutwith a full train and puffod sleeves and a Vshaped corsage or point lace Hue wore awreath of orange blossoms and carried a Croatbunch of llllos of the v alley

MSH Nellie Mans tho maid of honor wore amule gown of primitive yellow Her bouquetwas of daisies ibe six bridesmaids woreMiss Blossom Olenondorf Miss Helen Nutslorry of Detroit lilies Florence hwan MissMay Talmage daughter of the Ilev Ur Talmaize Miss Mabel Harper u cousin of thegroom and Miss Gardiner They wore Empiregowns ot mlgnonetto green faille with hats oftulle to match and loop white lace collarsIlonry W lleccher the brother of tho bridewas best man He maid the bridesmaids oncliwore a clover loaf of emeralds and diamondsthe gift of the groom Tile ushera were Duncnn Elliott Honry MoVIcar Chance Lee An ¬

drew B Lawrence EEmbroe and Dr J Herbert Clalrborne Ir Among the members ofthe famlllea who were pre ent were Mrs HenryWard Deochrr Mr antI Mrs Joseph Harperand Mr mold Mrs Fletcher Harper Amongothers present wore 1rof Drisler and ProfVanAmringoof Columbia College anti Dr andMrs Taluiage

Killed by an Angry lllixurtndBiiuriaonan Ala May 21John Mitchell of

Bnsley suspected tile pretty and fascinating wife nf Intlmary with William Early Returnlnc home unaipectedly today Mitchell discovered evidences or hiswife xulll and In lured her to oonfrsi that Harlr hadbeen In her ro ra oily a klmrt time lirinre illiiliellloaded his shotgun and wentout in ted farly He muttFarly on tie etreet and tired The charge carried awayhalf ot rarlyi head klllluc hIm lottantl ilitcuellwas arrested