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HANDICAP DAY.
I
F Fine Weather and a Fasl Track
HP Augur Well for a Splen
fli did Contest.
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V Over 30,000 People Expeoted to
Hi Witness tho Great Race.
H One Hundred and Five Bookmakers
H Weigh In (or Business.
Hj Trainers and Horsemen Think It Is
Hy a Cinch for LongstreeU
B I.TFrlAT TO TIIF KTFNIHO WOnt.TI.1
H Okavfsend Race Track, .May 10. A moro t
H beautiful day than this lor the running or tho
H great llrooklyn Handicap and the opening or
B tho raclnB' beasou lu this mate could not np
H been had were such things granted tor tho ,
HF asking. '1 he sun shono bright and warm and I
B . a plea ant land breive from the west swept1
B J over thn course, Imparting a delightful fresh-1
B r.css to tho at mc sphere. I
M During all pi last week, however, It looted
B as though tho llrooklyn Jockey Club would
BJj . havo Its usual lll-lucl: on tho opening day,
B bo tar as weather and track were I'oncerned. j
Bj 1 itnln and bttnshlne alternately raised and ,
JT dashed the hopes of the sporting fraternity, J
Pi I ant last evening the prospect looked very
JT. black Indeed. '1 his morning, however, ,
E dan ned bright and clear and the hot bun took
By thu moisture out of tho track almost as
BR quick as a burn would raise a blister. j
BR The course looked beautiful, and the lawn ,
BJf , teemed llko a huge stretch of green vclvot.
BB j i In the field tho wind started tho tall grass
BB I moving In waves that undulated from ono
BB end of tho enclosure to tho other, l'atchos
BK, of blight yellow dandelion gleamed llko Jew- j
BM' els In emerald settings.
H Around the stables containing the cracks on
B ' whom their owners depend bo much, llttlo
BM knots ot colored stable boys and Jockeys stood
Bd" ln;groups, claiming the attention of visitors J
BB by their arguments for or against certain en- .
Bfj tries in tho Handicap.
Hi Tho Brooklyn Jockey Club Is certainly In '
BH luck at the outset of tho present season.
BBj I Nearly every handicap that has previously
HB been run hero has been spoiled by bad
HB 1 weather and a heavy track. To-day will bo '
KB I j an exception.
HB 1 TUB TRICE IH FINK SnAPC.
V I The track Is In txcollent shape, and this
HB will be good nowa to tho thousands of people
jHf. I who have their dollars on Longstreet. Last
H night's showor made a few pasty patches i
BV near the Inner rail, liut on the outside rail
sBbj- It 13 comparatively dry, and by 4 o'clock,
Tj when tho buglo calls tho thoroughbreds to
fH!v the post, the tow damp spots villi have dried
H out. Supt. llrush Is working alllhe harrows
flu at his command, and every lump of mud will
KJ be thoroughly turned over and dried on all
HJ-f ttits.
ITno pleasant weather will bring a great
crowd to tho course. Not less than 30,000
people aro expected, and great preparations
havo been made to receive therrt The grand
H I l stand this morning might uavobecu likened
'ft ' j t0 a '"P" ttut liJH- No life was to ho been !
B (I ouislde, but underneath thn Immense seats
BJ hundicds of men were busy astho Industrious
Bf Insects ever were.
k UUVFS AND 1 ISIIFS FOIl T1IK IUKCY. I
Hj ' Thou-ands of loao- of bicad weio being
HV made up Into bandwlchcs lor the hungrj,
'Wjj and beer, wlno und otlar liquids ncio be-
Wi lng placed In lcadlness for the on-latiglit of
B the thirsty multitude. In tho kc-bo.ics
. Bfl i weio a.iioo (piartsof ih.unpig..c and y,()00
VHj j Plntsnf the -mne siparklliightlmulnut.
H On the gi.ind stand a huudied women weie
t I husy washing ehali s und (leaning iloois, and
(Hf ' eveiyiulng w as made as Irlght as a new plu.
Ht I In the butrtng ring 1 nomas 1'. haii and his
,-Hjj corps ot assistants wero busy placing stands
flB and arranging matteis bo that the public
'HJ would have a good chance to bit Its dollar.
HJ. t The mutucl machines, thro.- straight and
HCj flvo plaLf, werii 'it up, as well us an etia
H box for lha' . itlonof the publle whkh does
flw; not wish tu w.i, i ai.)tulni, uiiei 4','.
,HH BAIIIV UIKIIS -KSiM.TIIh IMOKUAllllV WO!H.
HH Theemwd be,-..n to airlio I'.iilj. TlmtMiatM
HH that lift Whitehall Hrrei at noon weieslinply
irHH packed frum Ucl to pilot house. 'Ihu i.ns
HB leading tu the tiulk weie tronued to their
utmost, pci pie clung on wlifreiir thcionns
MB a place to cling lo, ami ltlsawondcrth.it tho
, ttpj Journey was inade s Ho and without accident.
BBT "or 'Her four hovis the trains deposlied
Hj thth 1 juds ol i agcr tlsltursut the gaios of
AHf the Jockey Club, anil for tin. same space of
HB) thne the si ream ot hiim.uil'o poured In
i'HJ through the entrami and implied list it Into
HB tin grand stand, tlio I lug and the puldoik.
MHjH Ot c ui-sc, the thliaty trawili isbtuppitint
vr flBj t'' hars, vt lie io from seemingly UieMiaitst-
1 HK bl keS'' that cooling bcveingo known as
h flBt " beer" was sent over the cnunterhRs last as'
1Hf 100 baiten leiumlu till ibcglisf.es.
. TBB In the crowd wire alUortbot pei pie. Thero
l'jft was the ileik with hli best girl on his aim
HHB explaining tin points of the illlltnnt horsis
!H4Ht based on his ispeipnio lu tho pool-roims.
JrHBM'I'hero was I lie -luul businessman, who never
UflJjflF Ms is the nw true . save on big events Thu
HHj r(V ia s weie on i lu lull force. Nothing but
HHH lt.Uh . ould l.e p tin m away.
HHj I tin paddock won- gathered the trainers
HB ail(1 hoicmei, j and here, too wero the outl iws
BaJ from Outte.iburg. catching all sorts ct chaff
HBHt Tom their biethn ii who obe)ed Iho Hoard ot
HjHB tourols mandate and did not run at tho
HHB Hlli'optraik There w i ru touts galore, and
HjjHm Winv '-ereH-.e Inooicnts that these gentry
sflHjH Cut 0llt heir statr durliu- the day.
HH At 1 oclock theie weio tully 10,000 people
jEHHjpl'Mnti and there were many familiar laces
tJrmHHfr'(urmg the parade up and down tho lawn
X HWre he races commenced.
BBBpa hualllar figure was missing from the
HHaflP
BBBBBjjg3il
Juilges' enclosure, the Into David Dunham
N lllieis, and tho timers' Mnnd scotm.l to i
havosomeihlng lacking without his laci. I
IMI'llOVtMIVTH IT 111k riUl K
1 here have been many inipiovenK ntsat the i
lliookljn track. 'Ihe appronhio the grand t
ktimd Is now made by a broul Ill.'ht of stairs, '
leading directly Horn tho trains, roi inert)
race-goers had to g underneath tho M.iml '
by tho bars In older to get to tlio grand I
Btand. htalrs have also bten cut into th"
grand stand so that peojile will not be obliged
to cllmii on the grand stand In order to git
to tho lunch counters. Tho club-houso has
been enlarged mid tho paddock greatly lm
lirovid. 'ihe lawn Is closely croppid audits'
bright gieen Is very n freshing and restful to j
t he e e. ,
'Ihe visitor will loyk In vnln, If ho looks nt
all, for remliideryrt tho warlike seems that
wero enacted HI thu track lat l'a'l. Th,,
high board fences Intended to obstruct th
Mew of city pool-room agent havo intlielv
disappeared. 'Iho two glgalillo tele'iapli
poles, fi oui whose lofty tops Del.acey's men
st6le the news of tho lace.s, are not to bo seen
ilther. The tall I ldcl-llke lower which was
erected by Do I.acey on tho top of tho old
hotel outsldo of tho track has also disap
peared. Iho man who talkid through his
hat with the aid of electricity and other In
genious Individuals havo lost their calling tor
this year
Do Iacey and the Dwjers are tho best of
friends, and peate will reign Instead of tho
dl.sioid wnlchsu dlsturbid thu racing butson
of last year.
l'romall Indications thlsyeats raco for tho
avn.oiio stakes will bo the lest In the hlsiorv
of thu Club. Thu gdinest thoroughbrids in
tho country w ill go to thu post, and the strug
gle tor victory should bo ono of thu gr.ui.list,
over been.
I'llKSIIIFNT rilll. P1VV HI HAl'I'V.
President Phil J. Dwycr was In high spirits
this morning.
" 'Hits Is better luck than I ever dreamed
ot," he said lo an r.vKMvu Wmiiti man
" l.iisl evening 1 was viry much dlsliearli m il
at iho piospects, tor rain wis then tailing
quite heavily i think we will have a iriat,
crowd here and ono ot tho bist, I aces ev li
sten on this track.
"i.lvo you a Up? Well, I think Judge
Mot row will win. I am nlralil that thotiuck
will not bo dry enough tor I.ougstreet lo be
at his best.
11KCLAI1K WILL NOT bTAUT.
"My mare ltcclaru will not start, and I
shall rely on I'ortchcslcr to win the i arc tor
ouie. lloislu fairly good foim and will not
bo disgraced, lteclaro Is viri lame and will
probably not start until blieepsliead llaj
oi'ens. '
'Ihu starters In tho great race will probably
number fifteen, ilarendon Is likely tube
among tho absentees, tor he woikedn mllo
and a quarter ycsteiday, and It Is not the
policy of tralnirs to give a hoise such woik
on the day before tho race.
l.ongslrect, ltaceland and llanquet will
buioly go, with McLaughlin, Fltp.urlck and
John I.amblcj In the sadules.
OTIIEK SUKK tTAMKIlS.
Judge Morrow is ulsoasure starter with
Major Covington up. Others who can be
counted on to positively appear when the
buglu blows will bo l'essira, wilh 'iaulup;
rortchester.wlih Muib In the saddle; itusscll,
Udden by Uttlctleld ; iteekon, with Callahan
up; Allan ll.ine, plloiud by lluton; Key Del
Hey. with the dti-ky Anher, Isaac viurphy,
on his back; Madstone. with the udouUtiiWe
Man j llirgen up; Major Iiiuim, with W.
Mldgel riding; licknliker, caujtiig Tony
llit.illton, and lalivlew, with linzi.itl.
'lids will make a splendid Held, and the peo
ple will wpness, no doubt, one ot the grand
est struggles iver tern on a rate track.
1RAINFH3 IIKK I.OM.sriltn 3 UIANCI S.
Tho opinion ot tho trainers ami hoiseinen
nt tho track Is overwhelmingly In favor ot
LongstrfCl. Judge Monnvv Is second choice,
and 1'essar.i and itussell have about an equal
number ot admirers as third choice,
i Hero aro a few of thu Individual opinions
worth quoting:
PreslJent I'hll J. DwverIMho track dries
out thoroughly l think I ongstreet will win.
It It keeps heavy, 1 think Judge .Muiiovv will
gi t the big slakes.
supt. lliusli 1 think Mike Dwyer Ins the
race at his mi icy wlih elilur longsue.tor
ltaceland. Judge Monow 1 faucy most of the
Othels
'li.U'icr Hilly Lakeland LonsM reel or
ltaei laud will. In my opinion, capture thu
slaku fur Mike Divjer.
J0I1VSY CAUmi'LI. FKMS 1II.ITF.
John t. ainpoell. ownerof I'essara 1 thnughl
II hid a ( liancu, bu: after btelng l.ongstteit
, and itaeehiud work I inusi lonfess that 1
I think one ot the two must win. Ill be in It
bume par of the Journey , howuver.
I Pifsideut Waibjum, of the Hudson County
Jockey l lull Put mo down for Loiigstioi t.
I Supt. 1-rauk Clark, of jsnaopsUead llaj
ltaceland lor me. 'Ihey can all talk about
Longsiieetsand Pcssatas, but Old Hums"
will walk In.
I'ol'i.llui Judge Morrow Is my choice. He
1 was lu It last year and Is a ten-pound betti r
huise this spring.
il.uk Adler and Harney Aaron both think
I.on.'s'rcut has the racu at his m-icj.
one hundred and live bookmakers have
wi Uhi.l in, and tho betting public will rot
laei. nciOhimodatlou in this icspi ct. It. dug
wlllb'ginal'J.lloo'elock-. i but will bring the
handicap, which Is the fouith on the pto-
I gramme, on about .1.1,1 o'clock, llusloess
men . an leave tho cttj at :t o clock and be in
time io the great cent, s, elded.
! ihi re are many routes i the tuck, floats
leave irom toot ot Whitehall aticet nt len
minutes past eviryhilf hour, and connut
with trains from Hay ltldge. A quick
and convenient route Is by wav
of tho Hiook.yu llrldge, rifth avenue
1. road to the tettnlnus at ihlrlj-slvth stree ,
land thencu by surtace tiiilus to tho track.
i 'liulnscin also be taken from Mmh nvini.o
iinil I hi nih th street bv leaving ihe 1 Ar.
l.levaled load at Hull avenue and lwiiitlein
sltiet.
A DOMB FOR THE WRONG FAMILY.
Reformers by Dynamlto Mnlio n, Sad
Mlutuko in NobrtiHka.
Ii v inni uirn rnFB.
hiiriK Citv, Neb., May lf A dynamlto
bon.b was exploded under the lesldenio of J.
I 11. Johnson Saturday night, ihu building
anil contents weie pull) destioyed. il.u
' mil) membei of the famll'' Intun d wns a tin
Mai.i hi glii. I In bon.b e'ipluded near her
bed, and sue Is imw 'ill at.
t mil ihi ntly ihe h.iuso was iceupled bv u
lioiiulous I.IIUIIV, an. I II is believed ihuihe
per-o'iii .piiMblo in tb" i l' Sinn was ui
uwaiii Ui..illiudlsitiulnble people hat moved
out and lull tided uieiny to iilghten u.ci.i
into leaving.
BLOCK ADEJQN THE " L"
Ihe driving wheel nt the engine ota south-
bound tluln on llm th" Mth Aveiiuohlevntcd
(road this morning jumped the track near
I Hector stiicl ami caund a great deal ot on-
elttmoiit.
i ihe accident was owing to sonio dlsar-
rat.gemeiii ia tin interli ..king apparatus of
, the awliihi s, and, altliuugii no peiwiu Hat
injuied, theie Was a delay lu tialllennd a
' Mocsudu of tiultis lasting over hall an hour.
Sltfnoil by tl o Governor.
I il s ..n us. 1 1 r s
1 Amu ny. Ma Hi. -I'hcteiuii.or hosslgned.
I t h.jit.r &3I lornftiitlra iJujrrf the louviaia
of a will t tmriMK u.iulr ilHrrininril
Ctiiter&91 Aliciivuii. a ma rl..l tinmen to con
tract with tivr tiu.bno tll aalueaA VTitn .or otlur
person tu tlmr.ame extent at If uiiniArrlS't
Otiftpter &97 -AuiqiiiIidk ihu Club luourporitioj
ct
Obipter HV9 Allowlnc the ronitrucllon of lenen
In Orcoklrn before toe aeeuuient tru Itld Lt lb.
Couimaa (Jauncll.
it t.
VERYLiKEMRS.PECKtNPflUGH.'
A Body Found in tho Hudson,
Thought to Be Hers.
."Missing Since April 'JU mill 81,000
Ollerid for Her Ulscovery.
Hie tody ot a w rman was found In the Hud
son Hlvcrat lilv crdale this morning by Poll.ie
man Morris, of tho Klngsbrldgo station. It
was removed to the slatlon-housu and tho
Coroner uotllled.
V'K. llOStVt'lNI) rn KIM'tl'lllt.
i he police say that In almost every partic
ular tho body unswcp. the description of Mrs.
Pfckliipiiigh, wile ot a phjslclan of Mount
Vol non, 1ml., who dilapidated mysteriously
ApilI'-'tJ Horn tho hrjiivi 101 Kasti went) -llfth
street, this city, ihe disctlptlou lu
iludesascar upon her bod), wiikh Is exactly
llko one upon thu body ot tho drowned
I woman.
Dr. 1'ecklnpaugh, who Is Btlll In tho city en-
I gaged In tho search for his wife, was notified
1 and requested to tome at once to the Klngs-
, bridge ttatlon to seo If ho could Identify the
bod v.
Through Chlet Inspector Mccrs a reward
was oITired a few weeks ago ot 81,000 for her
lecovcry allvoand ."i00 tor tho discovery of
her dead body.
i Mrs. I'eckltipaugh came to this city from
Indiana A pi 11 "0 to Join her husband, who
was attending a course ot lectures at the
Pol) cllntc. They had rooms at the above no.
I dress, which lsnboaidlug-b.ou.se. Two days
1 nftervvards she went out to make sotno Mslts
and never returned.
It was said that an accident In which sho
I w a.s hurt alioui a year ago, had affected Mrs.
Pel kliipatlgh'3 mind.
! i apt. Martens telegraphed to Chief Inspec
tor -tccr thlsatternui n that ho had no doubt
thai the body was that ot ihe missing
VI lU'lli.
Dr. I echini augh had not arrived at Mugs
budge ai L'..iO ii'i lock.
ihe bod) will be brought down to the
Morgue this afternoon.
1 I non the body fnuml In the river was found
tl(l in bills, whliii Is tho sum that Mrs. I'eik-
lupaugh was known to havo In her possession
the day she dl-appeaied.
inner coineldfiiies In tho description of
, Mr.s. 1'ecklnpaugh and iho drowned woman
I aiefouud In both her di ess and her personal
ibaraclirlstics.
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OLD EXCISE BOARD IN COURT.
1 Judfto Insrtvhtim Will Construo tho
Plunkltt Law on Tholr Caso.
iho much complicated caso of tho People
against Alexander Meaklui, Edvvjut Hi.,
pan lik and Joseph K.,ck, tho lute Hoard of
i:iise i oiumt-sluncrs, camo up Leforc
Justice Ihgraluim lu the Court of Oyer and
' Ti rinlni I tn.il.iy.
Neither ot the ox-Kxclso Commissioners
was In lotirr when Assistant Dlstrlct-Al-tornc)
Mikr moved that JuJgment to
enteied uguttist them, the court of Appeals
having dmdiil adversely on thilr pica in
1 demui ier ot 101 mi r Jeopardy.
Ki-.liidgi lilt lenhoeter, ot Counsel for the
Ho ml objeclid. Ho lontiudod that when the
in iltir wassint to the Oeiieral Tetm lt was
on the undi'i standing thai thu lase of thu
defend mts w as not lo bu prejudiced.
1 In re h is in ver been a trial ot tho case
on lis merits," said he. " No trial, no convic
tlu'i, unl) a i .using of tho plea of tornier
Jiopardi (mi plea did not admit any of tho
laitsat cgedl' the Indictment. All that Is
Hi the rimer ot tho Court in do now is to en
tei tipor. lh" ii cmd Dial there has bieii no
lotiuer vcuin i oi acquittal; the conn can
inn tin 1 1 a vi nliit oi gellty agalnsi them."
Jusilce ingi.iliam agreed with the pleader.
A jib a "I Ui'tgutli) will bo enleitd," said
the tourt.
And we demur to the Indictment," said
Mr. Dlttcuihocier, pioinplly, "on tho ground
that the gintind that thu law making tha
alb ged olTenso an otlenso has been repealed."
Justice Ingrihain tald ho would recelvo
brlifs tioui the counsel on both sides as to
Urn en. ci ot tho litinkett law, and would
iiirautlmi' rt-eive decision.
ONE YEAR FOR MME. ANDREA.
I Dr. Pnrkhurnt's U.xamplo Ho. 2 Sont
to tho Ponltontlnry.
Mis. Mario Aiidna, who wat couvloted ot
H.'pIngadlsordirlyhousaaHJ West Fourth
l stleet, vas tu-day seuienn.d b) Judgu Ht.
i gernld to one year on HI iikwell's Island.
I Her arrest uud coiivii'tlun wero duo to tho
elToits of Dr. Parkhurst.
I Mr. Anthony i ninstook occupied a promln-
ctit position In the i.uv.veis eiieiosiiro In Part
I nt i.cii'i.cl se-sl his, and "hill it Dollar "
Ml HIl V, .Is .llsoull llci's,
. Ai ll.l.'i Aisisiaut Dlstilct-Atfimey
'iownsend stepped up to lh j Judgi'sdesk
'and said, thai Ills colli agin. Mr. Viclnttie,
would urn I e in toiiri. cm mi um of Illness.
" Mailvi Audica at the ba;, ' said all. Clerk
, Hall.
ihen up blrodc tho tnasslvo dcfenclant.
, Shu was diessul modest I) in black silk mid
.velvet trlu'.uilti.'s. and woieatl.it inmiutd
hut oecoraiid wlilu isebuds,
l.au)cr lihe ptomicd ioi met cy, and said
i Ids cll.'til was too poor now to prosecute an
appeal.
.lu lite litgernld said the woman had been
rcinvlcii dm keeping a di-orcli rly house, she
did tun i iiko the wiiciss-stand litisulf and
mid iierjui vi" her past lee rd.
" dial ts tho ouiy clicumstauco that aiw
peals to the c atirt lu Inflicting sentence," hu
iiildid " I'hu sentinii ot tile limit Is that
she be imprisoned lor one year lu thupmlten.
il.il."
I Wputhor I oroenst.
I Til 8 A. J, lu utau; tlnieraUy air,
pi i ci 5iotr. rlii. eieni"!; tcurmer, nout
if tin ! idiot', .tjr 7ui 'ri fah,etljliHi
''(limn. r'"i' llrd'icctci- 'cur ciiid icnriu.
'Ihe followiug tccorl Bhows the changes In
tho .temperature lor the past Iwcuty-taur
hours
A.wgA. w 65IUA. X....T1 1 13 X....TT
IllKriTiclTrrtleeinertt we have aeeo areTaxa
MpuITitlia. AddroM 1327 Uroadnar. V
ytr -mst iaii,iui -j. .c. s . . - ylfc
DEACON WAITED II DIVORGF.'
It Would Hnve Averted the Scan
dal and Murder of Aboille. ;
Onra In I'nrls tho Ki-oiii'lmmn M'ns
taught In tho P'nlso Wife's Kootn.
fry AFinritTFii i urs l
Ptiits, May HI. 'Ihe r. VeiieleiiK" strc'r
I tiMlti) publishes a 1 mgnlsi' ry ot tlio marrli d
Hie of I'dward Parker Deacon, who Is now
analllng irlal befoie the Assbe i ourl of the
Alpes .Marat lines on thcihirguof manslaugh
ter growlug out of thu killing ot M. Abillle.
w hum Mr. Deacon discovered In his wllu'a
apartments at tho Hotel spiendido at Cannes
, on the lUtll of 1 ebi uary last.
iho newspaper asserts that tho story It
publishes was told by Mr. Deacon to his
solicitor. Aicurdlng to this story, Mr. Deacon
j sn)s that o Ion days pilor to t'au tragedy and
I again on tho evening Iho shooting occurred,
'betnrohe letl the hotel tn attend the ball
given by tho ferclo Nautlque, ho urged his
wlfu to consent to a divorce.
llu had a ver) strong suspicion that his
wife's relations with Abilllowero not what
they r.hould lo, and hu thought that If he
could pi ucuru his wlfu a couscni not to eon
list an action lor divorce much siandal could
Ii' averted. Mrs. Deacon, however, objictid
to this course.
Mr. Diaion, the story adds declared that
his wife's conduct was ewmpl.uy until
Abelllo was Introduced lo her. iho 1 icinli-
man became nsshluous lu his attentions to
Mis. Deacon, and Mr. Deacon frequently pin.
tested ngalnsl his, lo him, unpleasant actions.
Alter Abelllo lift thu country Mr. Demon
began to recilvo litters Horn an anunjin us
j souno staling thai his vvitowas dieelvlng
him Hi one da) hu letolved sl such lutliis.
bubsequently ho found h tiers that Abillle
had written to his vvlto, but his suspicions ns
to her fidelity were not tuurntignl) amused
I until ho found Altllle cm one en e-asKin hidden
I behlud a curtain lu his wife's room at ihclr
I Parts residence. Alter this onurrenco
I scenes between himself and his wife were
i frequent, and Mrs. Di icon upbratilidhlm lu
j very strong language, accusing him of
tyranous and Intnmous conduct.
I While thev wero at M. Montr she became
I so violent thai hu threnuned to bend for tho
police and have her taken into custody, bho
retorted: " tend lor them ; I nmtlicdof Hits
lire, and I don't want you to communicate
with me except through my attorney."
I He afterwards ajrologUed to his who and a
J reconciliation occutrid. borne Utile time
I after ho went to the United Mates and upon
his return his wlto declined to sen him until
Christmas, i hough they then lived together,
thoy never fully resumed their i Id relations.
I Tho riste ot the tilnl ot Mr. Diacon Ins
been dellnllel) iixed for the yuth lnu Mrs.
.Deacon will not be prcsint, but her doposl.
lion will bo read to the ptry.
It Is already generally believed that Mr.
I Doacon will be acquitted.
I The halt In which tho trial win take place
Is of small dimensions, and In view of the lim
ited accommodations It affords part'lan and
foreign reporters aru already forwarding
their requests for seats.
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MEXICO MAY TAKE OUR CHINESE.
Reported Plan to Colonlzo Thorn In
tho Stnto of Tiimnullpas.
II Y f.nciATFn ran.. I
city or Mexico, May lu.-chlng Wun and
Kong Poo, ihu former a wealthy chinaman, of
ban Francisco, and the latter of bU Louht, are
hero and havo had two audiences with Presi
dent Dla.
The object of their visit Is to secure a col
onlzatlon concession In tho state of Tainan
Upas for the purpose ot removing almost tha
entire population of their countrymen who
now reside In thu I nlted Mates, ihey claim
to represent a socio!) of ihluesoln the
United Mates, numbering several thousand.
Supposed Loss of Slxtoon Men from
I a Wrookod British Baric.
II t .MiruTi n i .. i
London, May ltl.-iho Hrltl,h tnrk Karl ol
Aberdeen, tnpt. Patrick, from Harry Dock for
.Montevideo, got out of her com so and ran on
thu rocks on iho const of ihu county ot Pem
broke. It Is supposed tint sixteen of tho crew were
drowned by the capslltig ot their b at after
they had got away from the wreck, 'thirteen
men Irom the wreck have landed at Mlltord
Haven.
Cashier Jnourer'H Accomplice In
Robbing: thu Rothschilds Arrostod.
" iH(n'. p i , ,
Hums, May 10 To-da) Ilerr t.crlofT, who
held an i Itlclal poslthn In the house, was
arresiul tor donipllclty In thu frauds by
which cashier Jatgerionbcd the Hothsihllds
at Frankfort.
Throo Miniatures Defeated In the
Oroooo Elections.
i i.fnelATi n i i.t
ATiir-r.fl, May HI Purttirr returns of the
(lections (or members of the lloule shjw tint
thu Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister
of Finance and the Minister of Justice have
bienditeattd.
Reported that Hormany Accepts tho
Silver Conforonco Invltutlon.
j II v APRlrUTrti "icrsi
I London, Ma) 111 It lsstuted lh it i.ermany
has accepted ihe Iniliatii n to th Interna
tional silver toulirenci.
CRUEL TO A CHILD.
A colorod Woman Hold for Trial on
I Sorloun Churgns.
I Mrs. Mart i'a)lor, colored, of :i44 West
Forty-tlrsl sireet, was to-day held In .100 at
j Jeflerson Market Court fjr ttlal i n tho
j ihaige of cruelty to an eight.) cur-old child,
Martha Monroe, who had Ucu lift In hei
cnii). ihe child was given lu csre.f the
t hlldreu's soi iety.
Mrs. I aviur was charged b) hern: -lib r
with leaving the child all niht t. I I 'ki
hands to a door knob, and wun ti. mvisu
treating her Hi a must Inhuman maimer
i Tho girl showed marks of cruel Dealings.
. "Tlarr. Ilrail Ilraud.'r ItonmT Smith.
India Pale Ale ana Drown biout. eunerior to ear
iMporleo. Alldealera. Aienuj, 1 liuJ.ua it, V
TWOMEN BURNED.!
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Brooklyn'3 Maennorchor Bu:ldinp;
Destroyed by riaines.
Two Employees Sleeping Upstairs
Supposed to Have Perished.
Several I'rople If ml Thrilling K
onpes Iruiii tho III117I111; Mrurturo.
iho handsome hill of the Zncllner Marnncr
clinral llmadivti) and lllnugliby avenue;
In Fast llrooklvn, was totally destroji'd by
III 0 tills morning, iho flro broke out nbotit
4 a.m., and at b o'clock tho intlrc slructure
wasln tulns.
1 foJjMs&h "-I b mfflnl
thk ntit.niNri mtreiRr: to-iuy's firk.
Million b of iho Hrookl)n Post-oihce trcu-
' pled apart of the lower lloor on the llroad-
' way side, ihe flames devoured everything,
and nil the domestic and fore lgn malls ready
1 for distribution Hits uioinlng were desttoyed
ihe reglsteicd mall Is in tho bate, and It U
1 hoped It Is uninjured.
lt Is believed tint two employees of the
' Mnunnerchor society, who slept on the top
lloor, perlshtd in the Haines, ilielr names
are given as John Kutky, twent)-tnur years
old, ond carl Mltzcu, twenty yens old. i hey
are Hohemlans, and h id onlv been In tho
I country a short time. They hid no iclatlves
here, bo far as Is know n.
1 i woof thttt-ci iiiiianl 1113, who ocotiiiedan
' adjoining ro .m, est ipe.l. ihey sav that the
1 two missing men went to bed at the same
' time the) aid, but alter tho Hi 0 broke out
Ihey saw nothing of their associates.
Kut7ky and Mltzcu wero employed by
I Charles 1th hter, tlio steward of the boclety
and the lessee of tho hall and banoum, to do
general work about the place and bet up pins
lu the bowling alio), ihe part of tlio bund
ling where they slept U lew a miss of slunk
I lng itilii, and the tireiren have not )e t been
abl t" make any sonn.li tin their li kHi s.
Mrs ltiihteranJ her clilldtcn and servant
who llvoon tho thtul Uoor ot ihu Hroadway
atim x to tho hall and above the Post-uIHci
had a narrow escape from di at h i hoy weio
I taken down ihe tlre-cscapu lu their night.
1 clothes.
I ihe total loss to tho society is plated at
iMfiO.OOO. but the Insurance Is said to be be
I twecn tsll, 000 arid siiO.iion.
iho piano store ot New b .1 1 vans, also in
the burned building, was damagtd to thu ex
I lent of t-t.ouo.
I A coniert and reception was given in the
big ball-11 0111 on tho second I. our last even
ing by tho Maennerchor to In rr Durr, the
leader of the lluinorl.stlsih" so. icty. sevirul
huiielrecl peo 1' weiu presi in mid tho enter
I talnment lasted uatli long attir mldiilghi.
I iho balUr ni-11 wa cli tiled about .it i. b)
1 Special tiftlcer lie r-e Uu.i, and the place
was lockml u,i. llu le wero about .1 doen
hit n lu HlchtiTs m ,n 00 1. stairs at n.st "
when souiu one uutsidu Marled tho cr) ot
"rire."
l.veDbod) rusled nut and saw the flames
buis. lng from lie iml-r 'tn window 3.
ihe w hole nt tin u r ail of the building
on thu Wllloughli) avenue side seemed to bo
on lire.
I The rtrst thought ot Mr. HP hter was tor his
family uud the cinpl.Aei s who were usiiep m
tho upper poor nt iti.'ci itroadwa). With
August Luers lie ran to He private stairway
and attempted to . . tips airs, but the Humes
on thu second Hour ut He m oft.
ihelr shouts und tie md-e outside, how.
ever, rouse j son.e it ih -m pers, and Mrs.
Hlcbter, with h. r . WMre'i, appeared at a
window on the tldr.l llu 1. lie) got out on
1 the fire tscape, and 1 11 '.'.' attiv.il of thu r.re-
' men, shonl) .utuiurKu tasen lo the
1 httecl In cati t). Mrs Up lite 1 s servant was
resi tie el In the smi " u
Ai t he 3 itue 1 tin la 1 men wire si en at tho
windows nt tin- nt n il 01. I lo 1 flimU'd
down to (he tuiir n s' n. I.n -esi ape, and
reached the groiin 1 b) tin lit it. Ilie-ywere
verv much tn.hi. 111 a, '..J sail there were
two mora men in the b'.iniing, but they did
not know what ha 1 tiee nieottle m.
ihe-building has a tiuulageuf l'.Vi fict on
liremdivti), incltiiliiiE N - 11ns. ni"o and
10'J'.'. ami extends loot, el along Miliottghby
avenue, where the main cutranie lo the hall
I Is h eat fil.
Dlst rut t diets I at.nlng an I Perry were on
on html, mill the tinmen did desperate work.
Alioiilliuil.il. me Haps in, me llinadwn)
side fell lu and the whole ut tl, it pan ot Ihu
biilellng Is a miss ut -1 ,. n g lums. ilm
wall, mi Ulllutig ill, net. in in still maud
lug, bin the 1 iti rii r Isi. inpli 1. 1) guiii'd.
' i lie properly was punii 1-1 d to Ule society
In ls'iii f .1 iliAti.niio. an 1 the t tub tuok pus
I session of it in v.vi iiib. 1 I isi, at'er spend-'In.-
ulioui irtl.i,0iio 11;. " o In repairs and
I alii'inil im. ih .leiv ttv n ivv 4so mem
tiers .Hid mili.ler.s s. in 1 ' n we althlcst
(rirmati leslduiiis ..f vvt 11 lit.t;,
Mme 111. iti tf. 1,000 Hurth 1 ! valuable milslo
Wa ilcsirnyed. Ihe oiiin of the lire Is a
lu .-dry. It is In 1 Ion I Ii wivir, that It
1 narted on the stag- ri tin lullroom. Ihrre
tv,u no sign of 11 when nftKei laust lucked
1 the plai-" up at :i..lu vi
ihe lurnliure and tluiiglngs of Post
1 ORl.u Mutton b, w iih is in 1 hatgeof Mint.
J. II. Mci'inii')-, an mil civ diti..ved. Tho
lt) earners li. al, Unit uniform
and mill - bags, v d the d 'tuestle and
fortlgn mall, whbh is alwan heavier
in M unlay m r-iin.' thin ai.t other da) in
tie we k was biini d 1 11 1 i p..iiiv No e
tlui.iti'i'an l imub'tif the 1 s 1: 1 business
I f Malum N has in . 11 11 u.p. 1 iril) nmou-u tn
tin In imal 1 1 vt.llll . .
1 ' 1 b .1 ding was 1 1 vin 1 1 1 r. vi In inns
I) II W11111, f ru. Hi, '.1 r I'stltute.
II i't. runrds pawl 1. 1 t'i 1 i' is. .titer,
naid Pt'I'-lS, the pi.b.lsi.. .' e llnn.kltli
i"ir , irom nil on It was pur. hssid ty the
Zoeiltter .Macnnerchur
' VViir throw awar a h. If cigar wh.n a llrTWx
Tlir A. Tt all. tobacco clkarel( win ju.t ia.t from
I) our houaetathecail T. 11, 1UU-, eil. ISStJ.V
VJ .s
'EVENING WORLD" IUVSTRAUO PROVERBS LXI.
-tf?Zvx& sJ-s cr' vt-M5V
Tho race is not always io ihe swift.
mmhmiim.
He Is tho Reckles3 Driver Who
Ean Over Mrs. Ann Kelly.
Henry Frank, twenty-llvo ears oil, of 1:1
Y' rk street, HrookDu, was laid In al.nno
ball for ttlai b) .ludgo (irady al the JolTcrson
Market Court this morning, chit ged with
j reckless driving and having ruu over and
j serluusl) injurtd Mrs. Ann Kelly, sl.xi)-fnir
) ears old, of .io.l West Twentieth strict.
I After running over Mrs. Ktlly at ILo corner
let Llghth avenue and Twentieth Unit
)eslerday afternoon, Frank grasped his two- ,
, andaine-half-ycar-old sou Henry bctwien 1.1s
1 knees and then bunt his lron-ray horse
spinning down the street nt full tilt to get
1 away from Houudsmati Anton btraussner,
I who had hastened to thu old lady's assist
nnce. I i ho roundsman Jumped on a back and or
elered Its dtlver to pursue Frank, whoo
yellow gig was bowling ahead at a terrific
rate. Tho race was most exciting. Frum
crowd to ctowd tho shout was taken up,
"Mop thief! stop kidnapper!" but no ono
hid courage 10 run out and seize the plung
ing, snorting Iron-gray horse.
1 timing Into iw-eltth street, Frank drove
I towards t.reenwkh avenue, along that thor
' oughtaro into Hank street, down tow .11 Is
Wavcrly plice, then lull Perry strtet, and
down Into West Fourth slrei t. I Ike a streak
the jtllow gig stung thence Into Harrow
! street, then again Into West l uurth,
All this while Roundsman Mraussner was
1 standing up on the pursuing h ick-, shunting,
1 gesticulating, encouraging aud urging "ti tnu
'elrlver, until at the loruer of Sestlourin
I aud Jones streets the Iron gray ball. id at the
lnimni.se ir. wd gathered ih're. and was Pu
tin dlau IV rsptiiied ntid It- driver arres'ed.
1 Mrs hell) s lnlurks wire attended to at
the. Sow urk llos tml, when she was found
I to be siirrerlng Itmn depre-sed fracture ot
several ribs, she may recover.
Frank, Il Is said, was Intoxicated at the
time.
MT. VERNON'S CITY ELECTION.
Entire Board of Municipal Officers to
1 Eo Choeon To-Morrow.
I
trrvriM to rrr .TFtiiT "uis ' i
Mocvt ViRN'os, N. Y.. May Iti.-Clttrens ot
this placo will to-morrow for tho first tlmo
vote for city ortlcers, Including M'i)or, lit)
Judgo, Supervise, Treasurer, Heitlvir of
1ax.ii, Justice of tho Peace, three Assessors
ami ttvo Aldermen. 1
1 he candidates for Mayor are- John Herrv,
lie.uocrat. Fdvvatd F. llrush. Republican, an J
1 larence M. Lyon, Prohibit l"iilst.
Iho Democrats aro coniidi nt of rlivtpig
in rrv useMayor, and expect to secure a ma
Jjiliy In ihu common Cuuuctl.
ON FIRE AND ABANDONED.
Fate of tho Lime Schooner rieot
wt&d Her Crow Bnfit.
(UT AtBOCIATKD raCAA
Protincetown, Maas., May 10 The
schooner Nellie M. buow brought In )esur-
day Capt. Colson ana the crew of the schooner
I Fleetwood, Rockland, Me., fcr New ur
vvlih 740 barrels of lime.
ihe Flet wniKt ran Into. 1 southeast gale off
Nnuset sim.l 1' morning and sprang n ba I
h ck.settlig Hi" i.ugo 0:1 tire. nen aban
doned she Ure live miles northeast of Natis, t,
with her pumps c himeu, water up to her
cabin Hour ami s ie poi.nng out of her.
bho will probably burst open and sink.
1 COL REMEY SERIOUSLY ILL
Tho Overworked Judgo.Adrooate
Oeneral of the Navy.
1st Aroi-tATrn esr..
WAfllisnTiis, Slay 111. -Col. W. 11. Hcmey,
JudgiAdvocste-i.ciiiial 't the Navy, Is but
tering Irom 111 rvotis prostration as a nsuli vt
ovcrwoik and 1 under iteatuient nt tho
Naval Hospital In this . Itv.
I leut. s. f. Ltml) Is pei'ormlng the duties
ot his urtici.
1 .
j TICE WILL DIE WEDNESDAY.
To Bo Executed In the Electric
Chair at Auburn Prison.
. 'rrrriii -r..i" .rovi.r.
j Al'BCiiN, Ma) 10. -1 be u-reull mot Joseph
1. lice, Iho Rochester w lie murderer, win
take place Wcdncsda) inurnlng after I'.HO
o'clock tn the t-KctrU chair ct Attbuiu Prison.
I.oat with tslx of Her Crow. (
'1 T iiti'rlc -" n PHFat
HttiFtx, N. s., Mat to His (loveinment
sv uncr Newhe .1 h i arrived hero from sable
Island. I ringing six -a.l rs irom the bark
lb ti-y, whi. h was wre ked and tho captain 1
and five othtts ot hei . rcw drowned.
Inspecting thn School-Houses,
An Inspection ot the school buddings In tho
city was begun to-day by Dr. Morcau Moirls, ,
, 01 tho uealtn Hoard.
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" BIS FDUR'SATaI GRftSH.
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No Moro Bodios Under the Ruins
of the Wreoked Trains.
trv A.nor-iATrn rnr.t I
Cincinnati, O., May 10. The huperin
tcuilent of the lllg lour railway telegraphed
Iromdeves early this morning that It had
been ascertained booud all doubt by the re
moval of the wreck that thero aro nobodies
burled under It. Tho ll't of casualties by
)esterda)'s collision ot a passenger train and
a fast height Is as follows:
iuk ntun.
NtwiiEiuiY PutVAhoa, ot ftrrenabarv, Ind. , en
irlu.i r nt tbe paa.fiuicrr train.
1'nlIlP I.UIlisps, i.r l.awrenceburr. Ind., act
Ins tiKKiiKeiua.ter of the pa.eoiier train,
vv 1 Lla am llloui, of Indiana t'ullkl euclneerof the
freUtit 11.111.
IlIHAM ltnt'cs, fireman of the freight train, of
(ireennburi;. Ind.
Dtt 10 111 TWooo, of Indlanapolla, eoniinotor of
the frelrllt.
TltC INJURED.
J. C ltunrR. raaiencer, lllamlabttnr, O.,
knv.nu biulc.n, bea 1 out, . Isht.
ItOLrkN lKiimil- iia.xcOKer, aead etgbteea.
mn oi l)r Icrml. of Delhi, c. ; ecalded all over
tile Lo.ly .ciunot life,
' i en luct ir John hi imopEB, a paaeencer on tbe
i trnln, I'ru.lid in irtall between the care.
Mas Mui.l.i ivli, ot North lj.ua. allthtly
l brnla.it.
1 hu freight train was going west and tho
I passenger train was tho accommodation
coming to Cincinnati Horn Lawrenceburg
with ubout thirty pissenkers. Thcso were
gathered up irem Harrison, Aurora, Law
reneeburg and 1 lUabethtown.
1 The colltslun occurred at a bend In the road
west of Llert-5, about eighteen miles from
i here, with noih trains at full speed.
1 At tho scenoot tho wreck thj road la lined
with cottages. A Blinding rain was falling
at the time. Tho sehidulo was new and
botneoody blundered. Who tha' was Is..
question In dispute, iho stories ure numer
ous aud conlllitliig. Tho members of the
en w who should know most about It aro
numbered with th. silent majority and their
I testimony will never bo heard.
I ihu locomotives plunged into each other
like ileuion-i ana tumbled down together be
st le tbe track, and the passenger and freight
cars smashed upon them In a ruinous con
fuslun of wreckage.
1 he relief was very prompt, and everything
possible was done quickly for the wounded,
s one of the nover-to-be-forgotten scenes
was thu death of llrakemaa O'lbbens. He
lingered unlit after noon, conscious all the
time. Ho had n young wlto that he had
kissed go"d-by an huur before. All his grief
and all his talk was about her. In tho agonies
i f death, till his tongue waa stilled, ho spoke
only of her.
RANCHMEN ON THE RUN.
A Band of Texina Said to Havo
Been Hired to Murder.
DT AltOiItTLp rani.
HrpriLo, Wyo., May 10. Alex Lowther,
one of the stcckmeu wounded In the right at
the 1. A. Ranch, Is dead.
xesterday "Kid" Donnelly and Jltn Taylor
cairn In from Powder River, having fled from
their ranches Ucause of warnings given
tin m that thn stuck f. m wero sending an
cih'i band of icxans to clean out the
cc utitr).
m veinl persons, the) say, have seen bands
nt stianers amtdlng lallruad towns and con
cent ret lng In the vicinity ot this place, bcouta
arc oul invest igatlog.
FIREBUG IN A CHURCH.
I.TTC-Iir TO T1IF FTTSIVIl WiTt'TV t
Newaki, May It) Fire, which was evl
aentlt of imeiidlary origin, broke out at a
odo k this morning tn tho little Italian
I'nih.l.e thurch of bt. Philip Nerl, on Orovo
strn' ihe Dimes were fortunately ells
coven d and extinguished beloro much dam
age resu ud.
1 ev. rather bchoethoeffer. the rector, fays
he found that a barrel ot paper scraps which
had Ineu swept up In the school next door
had be. ti i Uced under thu from window and
a llt-nied match dropped Into It through tbe
st.eitied giass, tilth had been broken frum
Ihe outside.
I iht'ii is no clue to tho Identity of the firebug
SWIFT'S COIftET-O'-NINE-TAILS.
A rhonomtinon to Be Scon In the
Sky To-Morrow Mornlntr.
Theto win be visible, near the uppormost
star tf tho constellation Pegasus, at a. HO
o'clcck to-morrow morning, a comet with ono
rudimentary and eight fully developed tails,
which will bo going at the rale of flit) miles
a ivontL
'he tan-tallcd cemot waa first discovered
bv I inf. bwlit, ot ltoti ester, and Is known to
astionumers as the swift comet."
Goddnni and MoAullffe Bifrn.
!TT AllOCIATXD rKK8S.t
8av Francisco, May Id. Joe Onddard and
Joe MoAullffe have signed articles for their i
right in tbe California Athletic Club. The
right will occeM- on the night ot Juno uout,
IQO.OOQOMSTRiKE. I
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Organized Labor Fights New Eng- I
land Granite Quarry Owners' I
Lockout.
Complete Paralysis of tho Stono M
Industry Eesults, M
Building Trades Take Up tho New M
York Pavers' Battle. H
Work Stopped on Many Structures H
In All the Lnrce titles. H
Despatches ree-elveel this morning Irom all H
the points luvolved state that tho New Eng. '"pH
laud Oranlto Manufacturers' Association, H
comprising thu owners and operators of.tltty- H
two quarries In Maine, New Hampshire, Ver- H
moot, Mnssachuset", lthodo Island and Con.
nectltut. tins carried out Its thieat to lock H
i out to-day all the pavlnt'-block cutters and H
quarrymen empl ived b Its members Lecauso H
' of tho strikes Inaugurated by tho pavers'
unions tn Newlork and other cities. Tho H
men were locked out this motnlng. H
frCBETART JASIES P. Oil (VT, Or TUE rAVIKSf H
Ity this move th greatest labor war In the H
, hlstoty ot thu stono Industry la fully do- H
ii ired, and no man can predict tu what ex. H
teut li will be carried or how many workmen H
of v I'loun trades In all tho large cities ot tho
Haslcrii and Middle Mates will bo drawn Into '
ihestiu;gle. Probably 1 00,000 men will be H
on stitku before sunset to- lay. H
As a result of tho lockout In tho quarries H
"s)tnpathy" strikes have been ordered aU
over tho Lntted state?, wherever a piece ot M
' stone turned out by tho New England Asso-
elation Is used. The direct effects ot tho M
strike vv 111 bo felt as tar M est as the Missouri H
Iho number of locked-out men Is In the H
ticlghborhooii of l.'.ooo. jH
In New York and its vicinity alone the M
strikers nunibir aooiit uO.000, Including M
paver-, graulicrutitrs, longshotetnen, mar- M
llc-wcrUtisand ramnurmen. AsthuLentrsl M
i Labor Villon his Indorsed the action of tne i
pavers anl tl.clr assuilatc unlms, every M
, oihci labor crganlatli n which has to da wltli fM
building Is of course atliciel M
Arrsngtmiuts have ten made with the M
General Fxccutlvo lloaid ot the Knights ot M
Labor, which mctts to-day nt Pittsburg, M
vrhenb', Immedlaio action win bo taken to M
make the sttlku national In Its character. M
i llestde the men directly emplO)ed In paving M
and d ing stone work on bulldu.gs the strike M
Iniludes many Irtruchcs ot the building M
trades such ivs dirrtckmen, engineers, truck H
drivers, bnckmasoi.s. hotiarrleis, plumbers, H
gastlttcrs, carpenters, plas-ertrs n"d iron- teaaaeH
wnrkeis. The itlect on the building 1 idustry 4spH
will oe seriously fell tu ibis cltt. Phtladol- H
phla, Washington, Alcanr, thic.i-i, -Mil. .H
waukee, bt. Paul and Kalis 13 City. Tho New M
I Kngland Association sup;. lies la-go quantities H
1 ot stone to all these cities. 'H
I Amcng some ot tho principal structures In H
New York on which the nun Mil: t. . rdcred H
to quit wurk are tho new Ulick li.iidlng, thtt JH
Mutual I Ho Uullding and l.riui Mouiment; H
In HrookDn, the Mcnotial Arch and all sorts M
of monument a' d tombstone vv rk.thetapl- H
1 lol, at Albiny; Her liiewery and Illehmoua 'jH
Termtual Hutul.ug, 111 liulaJelphit; Naiioual M
library at Mash.i.gton a.id s iu ot tho H
World's Fair buildings at Chlcsgo. JH
1 Iheorkln ot this gigantic lubtr struggle it
dates back to about tlourst ut Hu )car. Ac H
cording to the tuilii; cutters It has be on H
their custom aud'.hae e'l tuo to ' l-iciors to tH
islguascalu otwai.es tor each ci uing )ear H
1 abeiui May 1. lhis )ear. h .vv v.-, ihu con- H
1 tractors insisted that the -ealo be -Igned Jan. H
1. lie paving culler.-. ieit.te1. s.n lng that JH
b) sodoltu lh... wjuldtoata ettsudvantage, H
I tn that the) 1 auld nut make as g ud terms as H
usual. 'ItH
lha CTntracM-a vvouM not v.eUl, s' the jH
'pavers 01 this illv took the uia'i.r ti and H
deciaied a sti'Ku unless the denmnds 1 1 1 lr jH
frllow-wurkuieu, the pivlug-ciut. n. "ere H
granted. The conlractois letall ite.l b i n. . H
lugouiall their en.plovi . -. aim ttie anions 'H
In turn 1 rdered n general sil.,e. ,H
Hut ts the -It ci.it t ti to-diy. ilieieisno BH
prosiert f a s tth 1111 nr soon, as tliere aro no 1
dlsiu' nlb'e sign of a dLspoab 1011 to caj.o uialo H
on ellhi r side. gH
bo tlioruiishly are the strikers organized 'H
that the pa.ers feel they uio cartalu of ,H
winning, becretary nraut, of tho Paling t)H
cutters' Committee, which Is in charge of thn g,H
strike, said this morning that " uvemtitngls H
beautlfuL Money Is pouring Inandwoatu M
prepared to hold cut all bummer, aud longer imm
II necessary. 'gaW
"Uoiar as I cm learn tiero araoo cast. vH
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