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2 THE WORLD; SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1892. '
I ; THE SLAV1N-JACKS0H FIGHT.
K" , Lively Interest Taken in tho Mill
!; by English SportB.
fk ', Arrangements All Mnele for Monday
P K Nlaht'i Ulg Dattle.
'' ' )
. ttriciAL rABtc to inr Tfnownitn.l
. ., ' London, May 28. The liveliest sort of In-
1 ' terest U being taken by the uportlng
," traternlty on this side or the water In the
' tight scheduled to take place between Frank
k Blavln and Peter Jackson next Monday night
f before tbe London National Hportlng Club.
t til rsTrR JiCKOov.
' lit' The arrangements for therauetlng are about
, llF'i Dmpleted, and It promises to bo one of the i
'"H' BaostBoloot affnlrsof tho klndover known In
u'Bk London sporting annals. The members of the
iB,B Club who wish to witness inn encounter will j
lUtfi bare to pay aik'.fiO each for thn privilege,
iLBt . and each member has the privilege of intro-
B? duclng a single friend, for whoso admission ho
iiBii WU1 " chr"1 ""'"'
MSf K FiiiMC hi.av in.
tB8 ' The object of putllut; the priors up tothti
'(wfB ' high level Is to ki'i p the asst'iiilliKii small
EX,'? and enhance the liiip'irliiini' id ihnii.iitesl lu
iSJl' P. the eyesot thcemisiil" pul.'.li-. All the lead-
'f' I ;, lngsporls among th" I ns'llth noblill urcex-
,'MS tj pected to Lo prcsnt.
'Wt Lord Lonsdale lll figure roniplcuously as
B, T ; Jackson a tlmekrepei, with Parson liavlrs,
Mf j I hlsbacker. thiirllo .MltchUl will luck nfler
BB' I ! Blavln's Interests, asststod li Hill .Mrdannon.
I Mi f ' Mitchell Is not at tho priscnt tlu.o with
B Kj -t Blavln, and this has ecoasloned some tnlk.
B K ' f e "1 on hand, bi'vvrur, when the uien
K. H ' I come lo the rlut;.
'IS" In tho Nubile hotting .litcktnn Is it present
Mr W favorite, the odd offi red on hint bung fi to
KMb- fit Thelrlendsol Mivln, tuuuvcr, hue tho
BSf I reatu&l confldiiuo in hlui luil do not hesl
BmJySHfate to plCK up the bits the) can (jel
HflHBHMBBitso
BbjBVvTvvII Boln mcn lmT0 tralnoJ conscientiously for
iFlLyByfli j jp"e fight, and the rcpoits whlili am iircu
Kw i3m M"" lated say tint both ore In tlp-top condition.
vVaiBBi' Wo"" h ce'tlng blswrlcht dunn iuUI),
MdJBHp from more than two hundud ouud ho has
HE reduced hluibelt to jno, and expeits to fight
' I He H a hard uorkci, unj inil.K Ihik-
BflR I punching routine Willi d.illj h; ntiiiik i.i
HI S else with his brothir, -lutk MAtlu, ubu U
Hi; I : Setting lead Pr a mat. u i:h "luii1 h,m,.
BBf' S,i don, the Calllirnlan.Hhkh will like place ou!
BBb- 1 June a at theOruiinJi nub, London,
BflJEt V rauk ulso bklps the rope, sprmuandtakes
jHE' V , short alki, im the usual .nuouui uf aumb-
)l" '. bell and Indian club eerii-M ilo rt-Ranln
ffi , the fight iMih Jaiksun iu tin- most impur mil
I p U In which ho has ever been lusichiil, and s,i)s
J sf, be Is prepared li make the ellort of hl Hie.
j( Jackson, his colored adurkuu, Ixiuins thn
Mi hardest kind uf blunts nery day, and hlme
f ; he has settled down to ste.idy work Is .tj tj
S' '. naTCuadclbi tin st vndirtiil imprint ineiit.
jjM X '; Ills muscles hare u.ii toughened and his
WV; i ' wind is excellent.
m' i '' I"aion Davles sajsti.it Peter punched the
111 ' bagthe other daj 1. 1 m,n than to bouts
I 1 steadily andshoned iii .-,.t luiiuue. ino
j f. f : negro takes long runs andi'tiur Mnusofex.
kl , 9 : erclse calculated to iiiciuw lu huicikss
( ( f and activity, but uses weiRUth .Midi lubscr
Ttv"' UttlCiCOmpnratlvol) eaklut.-.
W i. Ills training place Is at llrlhinn, and he Is
9) i doing his work all alone. He su ho pr '. rs
Mi J, this to being under the Mi,cn ll. n and c. u-
8! it trol of any on. , lor ho knou lul he has iu
rwi K do, andwLen he oun'M'i-, Iiliiilf tuatask
JMf ' he never tuyleils or MiUks it. Jaik-ius
jJSf f present condUl hi, au .idiiu to all iicuiun.-,
" shows that he iull uiiUersiands how t.i tiui'i
lf '' himself.
If Thcro Is some fear that the jifillce of Lm.don
Ji$K. may interfere with the Bport on the night uf
M?- lUo Oght, and It U rumored that a Uncial
WJft ' squad irom Scotland urd mil Ui Kin lo the
JHKf I ' Katlonal Club rooms oslenslU) lo irenervo
BjS4 order, but In reallt) lo stop the fight If It be.
'IMKf f comes too fierce
JBBW i
En '' " Lacal Interest In the Jaeksou.Havln battle
Jf t growing steadily. The sports about the
Kb '.' i hotels last night were discussing tbe merits
B, . i of tho two men and r hoarsing their records.
VS i ' ', Blatln now has tho call In the betting. .luck.
Kir' f ' son was a slight lavorlle two weeks ago, but
Jk,' L ; bis chances for some reason or other ore not
aRi : ) ' we" thought of now.
& L S Watreu Lewis, who backed Peter Maher In
BflFf j . :; W Cbt with Fltzslmmons, has been the
r l ;-: ;, leader of tbe local Jackson people thus fai
'' -I?.; Be baa wagered orer 1,000 on the colored
Wmi ;
Bkl -'a.
man. Hilly Ollrer has taken tho Plavln end
for a few hundred. Hilly Held has placed
over 1S00 on Mavln. ousTuthlll has also
lsld a hundred or so thn same way. fteve i
Ilrodle and Hilly .Madden think Hlavln's ,
chances are good.
Charley Johnston, of Ilrooklyn. has taken
tho Jackson end for n small amount. I'hll
t'oscy also likes Jackson's clinnres. Hilly
1-Mwards likes- sluvln personail. but hs
handled money In small amount for lienors
on both sides, liomlnlik Mctaftrey has laid
out several hundred dollars lor other people
on Hlavln. Jimmy Patterson hns the Jackson
end on what he terms the meiltsnt the case
Col. W, 1 Harding has tipped Hlaln to win,
and local sports who have taken the tip arc
giving odds of 10 to 7 against the negro.
SAYS HE IS A LOYAL BOY.
-
But He Wouldn't Wear Red,
White and Bluo in tbo School.
Ewens Alexander Copeland, fifteen years
old, a pupil In tirade t) of Uroinmnr School
No. as, In West Thlrtj.lltth street, nns gotten
Into trouble of a very peculiar character with
Principal T. Dwlght Martin and his teacher
.Miss Anna 1 Forbes. It arises out of tho
lad's refusal towenr a red, while and bluo
rosette and participate In tho patriotic exer
cises commemorative of Mi mortal Hay at tho
Hihool houso yesterday afttriioou.
1 ho lioy. Is tho second of a family of seven
children. Ills falhir Is M. J. Copeland, the
i undertaker, whoso ofllee Is at mil) highlit
avenue, oung t opeland was found nt his
home, a3 Wist 'I vveiiiy.iilnth street, this
morning, by an Kvkninii nnin reporter, and
wns asked lo explain his reasons for relii'lng
to wear the trlcolored badge. Ilo Is a frail
south, undersled fur his yeors. Ills fsce Is
pale, but his gra c es are bright and spark.
! "ng.
I " 1 don'tknow mjsclf," said the boy, "why
I didn't wear It. I was not told that we wero
to wear the rosettes until I entered tho room
In tho aftornoon. When Miss Forties askid
me If I wanted to pin the colors on my Jacket
I answered no. That's all"
Asked If he had auy scruples against wear
ing tho colors, young copeland replied Indig
nantly : " No, sir," and his big eyes opened
to their fullest extent and a flush crept Into
his cheeks. " I was horn In tnls country, and
so wero all mv brothers and slslen. My
father was not born In this country, but he Is
an American lust the same, and thuso boys
who said anything different toll lies. '
i 1 lie language wns slmplo, but the boy evl
dentl) uiuint to repudiate any Intimation of
dlslojiilty, and niu ivldtntly much arrecteil
by the predicament ho had gotten Into.
"I don't i are," he said, with tears In bit '
ejes and his lips quivering, " what they say
it was nude me do It, so long as It wasn't anv
disrespect Id the colors." I
" Hid vou meun It In spile to jour teacher J"
asked Hie reporter.
" Well, the truth Is, she has treated mo and
my brother very mean. Hhe ilnds fault with
every Utile thing wed land gives usdenierlls.
My brother Is named William. Ilo Is
thirteen jcars old. Ho has iieen sent
to Mr. Martin seversl times, and
mi have I. Miss Forbes has been writing
not is t i my lattior about us all tho lime, anil
alsOKeiidliif us home for notes. I couldn't
understand any reason only that sno didn't
llko us."
'I ho lioy's sister confirmed her brother's
statements regarding his treatment by Miss
ForlK'H. i
'Ihe exercises nt the schonl consisted of
singing mid lecllatlons by members of tho
gride who had been drilled for tho nciaslon.
Iliey liegsn nt 1 o'clock III tho afternoon
Mllllitm (.opcland, .1 brother "f Kwens, put
mi the rosette slid wa itllovvcd to loin
I ho Mil) other pupils In tho large .lstemhlv- i
i om, where the exi rclis were held. IZwens
had slw.irs attended tl.e exercises In former
enis, and his conduct was nueplloiial, tin
his brothel hivs.
eitiidav ho was suit Into unut her room,
hes.ns, nnd vas kept writing tables until
alter tho exercises were concluded at s
o'clock. Then, he sitvs, he was kepi by his
! ten her until .l.;io, and then sent home.
'IIil bojs' paients'iiy tint thoy aro as well
1 lehnveil aschllilien usually me.
i Principal Martin will tnuke mii Investigation
, Inln the i isn next I ii"wl ij. I
'I lie bor'H f.itln r had nm jet hern Informed
this iiinrrili.'nl i he i rent In The imy did nut
li ,ille tin' nU'iilfli nun ol his refusal and ac.
I iiirillnglysaid leilhllig aboul It at home.
I Afnr the visit nf 'I in: t v rsimi Wont p re.
putli r In the i opi I Hid home hwiim went to
ids liilliir'Miudirtnklng shop tn ml mm ull
I aliiMii iheillllli ully, but his lather had Kn
to a lino ral.
Iir. T 1. Maitln, the prlnelpalof the 'dinol.
vviiHiint at his linine. .V-'h 1-iisi line llundreil
mid HlxlJ-nisi street, whm nu I vksinu
Wnitin leporlir culled this uioiuliiu'. tmd It
wnssald t lint ho would nut Ihi tiomn unlli
, I'Velillltr
Mr i otieland Is a member of llev. Hr. An
, ilersnn s West 'I lilrD-lnurth street 1'iesbv
I teilmi t'huiili, and his children nil attend tho
Minda).si hoot.
Miss Turbos could not bo found bj there-loner.
COACHING CLUB PARADE.
Annual Dlnplny of Kino Equipages
In Centrnl I'tirlc.
' The annual parade of the New York coach.
ln Club look place this loretioon In Central
l'.irk. The coaches met on the drive near tho
! Mall, and their route was up the west drlvo
I andduwti the east drive, then dispersing to
meet agiln for luncheon at tho Clarcmont, In
lllverslde Park.
Among tho drags in lino wete those of Col
' Ulliuii .liiy, I'lederlck Hrousuti.i harlescar-
roll, I iigeiin lltgnlin, I". K. Murgis, C. i".
llavemejer and l.n Heaeli. Nnne elegant
lurno'i's usinitlv In the pauile were mil seen
ti-dn, their unnors I elng In'mnurulng.
I lo.. Jaj Is I'if-lli m of the Cluli, Fredi rick
liiuii'un Is Mc.'r.K.idiut nnd .1. llooioiilt
Koostvt.lt Is .eiretarv.
UNKNOWN DONOR OF S100.000.
Ilnrnnril Wotrmn'n CoIIoro nu'.lillntr
Ftind Hon ii Mntrnlflcpn Nuclous.
llev. Arthur Urooks, i hatrtnan of the
llonrd of Iriislees uf liarnnid i ollege, the
worn ill's jniiex in 1 1 luiiiblj, dccllni's to glvo
tho mime of the doner ol tlim.udO In Ihe
butldl'iif fund nf the ci.llcire
. 1'he liiii.iiiio Is given o-i londlilun that
lliittmid ''iillige snsll inuli a niieke Mrui.
Iturewithlii 1 noli lea m ihe lunls line,)
iiiirclissed b i iiiumoix i i!.i(i .it un. Hiin-
drul and sixteenth street and the H tiievntd.
i ( :
ftttrulmnn Julliii Zrittlrr
Of tlie Ilrooklyn, N V IoIlc 1 r ttlt'lly tti-
liea lu lb turrit if Hood' tSrkiirilI& Hi wife
i ULet It for itKiln" tu) )ndigtlon an) It worki
i rhatiultiflj The cbildrt a in Vi it uith -rtat
hnnt It ! without doubt ft moat nctllent thlnf
for Thai TlrrU J'rrllnt, I chrcrlollr rcom-
1 mend
I Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Hciod't Pill t) tvtrrcna who wlibv to hvt
htilth and comfort," 0t HOOD'S.
I HOOD'S PILLS cut ll.tr llli, oomtlpttloD.
j tlUom.in, Jaundice and lick hwdioa.
flawfi&afcMMMiBttiifiilSaMlirtf"
MAY BE A BIG LOCKOUT HERE.
Reported Retaliatory Plans of
tLocal Qranito DealerE.
Strikers Pooh Pooh riiirh a I'luri
1'urkliurst Not to Arbltrnte,
Confidence unahxted pervades the ranks of
the striking pavers and vranltt-i-UlUrs to
day. All the Idlo nun In this rlt) will he
paid their wages In lull at fit! I nlon sipi in
this evening. About tl.uoo will be disbursed.
Tho pavers am elaiod over ihe favur.itle
attitude regarding them of ( otnmlsslotier
Adams, of Ilrooklvn. Ihrough his Instru.
mentality that ell) jesterday placed unlets
for '.'ftu.ouu union pavlng.siones. amounting
lo ;,n,000. 'I his stone the pavers Intend I"
supply from Iheir co.opirotlve ipiarrlis. Ono
of the Strike Lotnmlttoi' sal 1 Inrlle r:
"Commlssloiicr Adams. It Is said, promised
to iiso his Influence to have soino imitracts
which uro to In' hid for within ten d.ivs
aw arded to union men."
Aicordmg in .1 member nt thcl"cnl (Iranlle.
Cutlers' ( nlon, theie Ii n movetnenl on foot
to force a lockout, of all tho granlte-cutters In
Ibis city ami Us vicinity, numbering fnun IUU
to.'iOO He said there was to bo a meelln of
the local granite dealers to.ilght. nt which
action might bo taken indorsing the priu ceil
ings of the New Kngland Association.
"Tho latter org.uilallon," said tho
speaker, " Is anxious to get tholoial granlto
deali rs to shut uovvii bulldlo upeniiluis In
this city, as far ns grniillowiiltlug Is ion
cirned. tho object ln-lng In wuiken our cause.
Hut It will onls mako us stronger.'
At a uiietlng nt tho Joint strike committee
to Ik' held lo-duy the matter of nsliln Iho
co-onoratlou 01 Dr. I'nrkhursl In what the
strikers call tin expusum nt Urn inrrupt
methods of the eontrai tors and llepsrlmint
I of public Works In furnishing the ill) with
paving stones and nork will bo brought up.
Commltteman McNoir, however, denied that
he Intended to take mi) pctsonal part In help
ing I)r. I'arkhurst exnose tho citj's vne in
return for any sorvlie tho latter mlht ren.
der.
Iir. I'arkhurst was asked br an F.vkniso
obi ti reporter If ho would aid the strlkeis
In settling their troubles on reciprocal leims.
He waived his hand Impatiently, nnd said:
" I haven't seen 01 heard irom that commit
tee, and 1 do not think I can aid tin in.
Do you think they can aid j on In jour
work then ?"
Another Impatient wave of tho hand was
the only reply.
contractor Kelly had two gangs of non
union pavers nt vvnrk on Third uvi uuoon Iho
blnck Irom lortv. third aud Fnriv-tourth
sin els this morning Ilo expeo's In huvo
thalbloik finished by to-nlghi. It Is Ills In
tention to pavo tho remaining thru- blocks
with new stone, 'ihe work ol grading the
I street preparatory tii laying tomrUo wus lie
Ingdone thlsmornliif.
" I have iioiigh in w si one on hand now to
'complete the Job," slid Mr. Kill), "but In
case 1 have not I have ordered -III, 000 more
now stones. They will mine from Hooih
brothers' iunrrles In New Knglaml, und will
bo here next Mnndnv or 'luesday. There will
bo nodlillciitly In gelling Ihe stone unloaded
and hauled."
Askod If he would have nny union men, Mr.
Kill)' replied that ho had given the union
men until noon to-day to apply to him tor
work, Mcrotaiy l.ranl said he had heard
nothing ol Mr. hell) 's infer.
II. f. hanpher, secretary nf Contractor
Pi Irces company, told Ink Kvkmmi Woiun
n n rtcr Hut In had hranl n ithlng of any
luietliu to be held to-night by too local
granlto donlers. He know theie liail been no
notu-i a sent out 1 here was h i nearly coin
plelo Niispi nslou or business i.ow, lie ssld,
tli Hi any lurther srilmi iiiiilil not appKilubly
alter tho aspect ol affairs.
WE PAY S1I.40 EACH FOR TRANSIT
fitntlstles of Trrtx'ol on Now York's
I.ocnl ltallxvay Ine-s.
ThoSlato llnllroiid Commissioners furnish
soma very Inli ristlng Infoiiu illou In tlnlr
anuiiiil ripnrl on Mirfnco mid llevntiil r..l'
rinds Inthls city. Tho repnrt ibows that
there mo l.ln ';s miles uf sum car lines and
j 4.i o."i miles of l.lcvuted rouls operulid by
fouileen nu pm ai Inns, with a uipllul f i-n:i,-IMIV.OUO,
liiLludliig piild-up stoi k and fund. !
debt. 'Ihe average Imlchtiiluess pi r tulle Is
I tlil'.'.T.'iii. t uipt In ili lasiuf Ihehinvi:)
li'iiiilid Ftiiuih avenue ronl.llio Indehiodiu s
uf which Is ',riin,iiiiii per mile.
liurhig tho yem 'j.'il.it.iiMli., people, or
il'.'U.I.'iT d ill), pntionltd sur'iit'e ruuli. Iho
hli valid roads i auii d llnl.Tl 1,11m p isvu-
I bits, or .'i.is.iit.t duiv. riguiiiigiin i.sini..
nun as a busts of p ipuliiilon, -vir) Nnv
orkor pavs jearlv in.:i:. or riding mi stieii
tain and .'i.n.'i on hlevatcil roads, til. to m
all.
'Ihe report gives n record of lilt nceldonts,
of whb h 1. 1 J eie on surface lln.s ,u,d utt
un tbo "L 'mads, llilrty wero latak
DELAY ON THE COURT-HOUSE.
Contrnct Tlmii for tbo Now Crmtlnnl
' Courts Bulldlnc Nearly Explroil.
' Comptroller Mjers said this lunniliig that
the contractors if the new i rlmlnal t oiirls
' llulldlug have Jus. two nicks more to Mlihli
'iho structuro within conirnit time. Inr
lever) da) theydela) lieyond lint jierlnl they
wlllhavolo forfilt loo, nud, accoieling to
I Kligiticir Mil.ean, whu Is siipervMng the
work for tho clH, the) will ho itiiiloied
several hundred hundreds.
I I don't believe that any of the ollhes will
I be rend) lor oicupain) before .l.uiu.o) next,
and It will be ovir a ve.ir liclu.e thoitiliro
building will b" '.nopletist and nailv lobe
turned oir. said Mi. Mi loin in an KvtMsn
Wuui n lepurter
As soon iii the i. mriei time e v pi res," re
marked tlio i niupt roller. I sn ill bung it n
'itie attontloii of the Milking 1 und i nmmis-
sleiii'ls, who have thu ponir to inlorco Ihe
penalties."
Work oa the Cilmtna' inurts Hulldlng was
lieguti Muich 1:1, lsio 'Ihe cornel -Mono wjs
luld lct, . I hu s. line ; car.
I
Moro of Ullly Mynr'n Money Up.
I ll T AHHOI iaimi tsrss i
Ntw HSIK4SK, la.. May Vs Iho nl.v tuple
Cluli)estcrda) tettlved Us second depositor
I 11,0110 from .Ml kenneoj. on tell ill of Hilly
Meyer. Mi Vulllfe hnsulreiid) posted jl.tluo,
and his soi i.id check w HI be toi w inted vv hen
I due. 'I he i inni I-laml ililbs offer, theie
lore, seems iil-e imed. Ihe HI) tuples Inlttnaio
that the Fli-liuiuuiis-l'riuuunl tight will w
all right
Thronta for n Morrison Co'oroel
Editor.
I hrls'i'pher Mewart, the it I red lleruh'.t.
ciuidlt r, reports tint ho .vestenl.i) mt'lvi.l
n lettir lillld lfufus IVirj ami Ceore I
II i.g. v, tluealciiHii iisoiul vlolcine II lie
hi l nu nun tun tiling I'usni nt llaniMi i in
lds.ilir. llu mi!) ltiitu.l.iii in llie.l v
din 1 1 ni) Is a colon d Hi'iiioei Hth I iwver, w , i
ll UkIUIiII) itellle. tlut liexi tc the let'i i
r i i ii he knuw s ,i i) thing abonl it oi nln m
-' wart
Clrniimnn Olbbs'H HuiUlon Dontli.
i.lbbs, a chliiaiii.in vv ho ha l for elghli en
)iars kept ,i rest luranl at :la Fourth
i vinuc, died suddenl) In a nsvl.rn in.it im
West Twentv.fourtlistreet. Ills wife iva, a
rrruebwoiiiin, and the, with four hildieu
survives him.
Hoeiulom Mo.br nt the Cnthedrul.
Thiro will be a solemn reiiulem mass at
.10 o'cIchk on MuiKrlal Ha) at thecalhe
drul, Flltlelh strict and Fifth avecue.
Hevmusls Qota n. Litht Sentence,
gol Samuels, of 101 Kast une Hundred and
buth street, the butcher bov wbe attempted
to assault little Florence Moher of ioi Fast
Oue Uundrcd and bl.xth strict, on Thursday
night, was sentenced to six mui'hsonthe
I?1?,1"1 J"rta)r Ujr Ju' Wclde la llatletu
Police Couru
PABKHURST ANSWERS MARTIN.
i
' Ho Will Not Trust His Evidence
to tho Pohco Board
Intimates, llouerer, That It Will
He (itven to a Future Ornnil .Jury.
Dr. C, 11. pnrkhurit was up betimes this
morulng nnd read and reread the remarks
President Marl In, nt the I'olleo Hoard, made
i at jesterday's urn Ung anent tin-reverend
crus.idersdeclarnil .ns as lo his tweiity.two
typewritten pagu of evidence attesting
,lo picuni.iry r"liu-lon lstwi.cn criminals
land tho pollen liep.irtment. When an
I F.vimsii Wiiki n ri'iKiitcr called lit llr. Park
' hurst's home, KIT I nsl 'lhlri).fth street
this ineirnlng, the m u-sli'tle al delver Into
liilipilty was eager to lepl) lo th" ihallengn
I thrown ilnwn b) l'ieideut Martin tola) thit
evldetico belorL tin Point lor nlllclal action.
balil he :
I "1 am HUbstantlihv In aciord with the
I opinion exprcu'd b) i niiiisellur Moss on tho
'platform nt (.oop-r I nlon 'lhursda) nlxit,
that Iho exierlinie In bunging suspected
members of the l'nllee liip.ulment beiore Ihe
I I'olleu ( oinmlssloners In times past bus been
such as to muke ll well nigh certain that nny
I similar suit we ma) hive to press now, or In
lime to come, will l be fnrenneithir tribunal."
" And Hint means the i.nind Jurj'e" queried
the reporter,
"'lli.il would be nntither tribunal, and I
I pri fer to leave It In that form It would be
I Interesting to gain so di ep a look into tn
mind of Commissioner Martin ns lo ho nblo to
discover whether his dlsipikt Is duo to tho
, facts which I stated lasl I hursday or to tho
uncertainly ns to how many moro
J facts of tho same kind 1 have In 'store, and
I which may i nine out lntir on.
! " It Is be Iter not lo nariotv oneself down to
olio tribunal In this case. Then havo not
1 belli oh) results In bringing pollco captains
before the I'ollio Hontd 'Ihero havo been
four instances vvhero charges were mado
i against captains, and they rctilted In a dead
lock, tun lor and two against. It Is a pity
thai the 11 i.ird Is tomjioscd of tho even num
ber, tmir."
" on ore making a prctt) serious charge In
ileclarlig that iciunlnry collusion exists be-
I tween tho ollce and criminals," suggested
tho reporter. " Do you mako any dlt crimina
tion between those high luatithorliy In police
circles or do you Include the entire depart
ment?" I "Island solidly on tho presentment of the
March iir.md Jury, and that body did a great
' thing for Iho cause, when it brought In that
presentment. 'Ihe March ilruiid Jurors gave
us a good solid tooting to stand on. It wns
the result of u long Investigation; and a sin
gular thingaliout that presentment Ik that
when ll wits adopted ll was dune so unani
mously and b) ii Jurv luide up nt men or all
pollikal tiiluloiis niul ol wldilv var)!ug
iiilths. subsfuont to tho tlmo charges wero
Hindu In Februarv, tho iiuestlon, 'Is there
this collusion?' hid been hanglt g in the air.
" Iho MaiLh I, rand Jury couvirled that
question Inln un unirinatlnu and s.ild, practi
cally, t hero Is such collusion, 'llio nnl) ob
Jeit I hail In bringing liedore Iho i.nind Jury
tin until ivlts 1 did was lo secure JU-.1 such an
Itidieiiui'iit of thu I'olleu llepaitmcnt. 1 said
to the Jtuors
" eieiniemon, I have nodeslro to secure nn
tndn tiiient against nnv ofllclals against
i wlniiii I have iiuiloiharges. I merelv wtsha
geneial liidli'tiuentiuiilust the liep.irtment. "
is this ivldenio coll.tlel in part by
yourself;"
" I do not cam tnniij."
" W ill v ni detn thin It was ?"
" 1 nIll not disi uss It '
lr. I'tiikhtirM Mild he vvnuld sail for Kurope
next Widni'ula), .mil tho "glorious work"
wiiil I go on unlincriuptcdl), fur he would
totilliiiio " to be In touh with his hell ers."
'MISS BEBH01E IIS MISSING.
Sho Did Not Go Homo After tho
I Suiciilo of Her Companion.
I
'I lie t !y of Ilrrin.ni Hern' ti In, Jr , the
votm;: uiiiti whi lumped Into tho huv from
thoM.itoii Island b m-boM Northllold on lis
llocloc'i trip to this ill) from M. tienrgo
. last night, his not Is-en recovnod.
In i.iiip.iny It It Miss Kate lledmond, a
jilting diissinakei iliiilo)ed bv .1 ITfili me.
line module and who resides at l.vj Kust
TniutU'tli slreit, Hcitistcln went to South
He it'll early last evening. 'Ihe couple spent
si vcral hours tin re and startid to return u
this nt y on tho MiithtlcU. I In re was a full
loiiipleiui nt of pnssi ngirs nu Is aril.
j llt'iii-lelu and MPs Ke.liiioud otcuph d vents
In . i ii tin d cornel on Ihe uppi r deck, Just
iiltnftliopiipdlc-lmx.ini the -.tiirbo'iid side.
1Iii')iiiiiik nun vvii- under the li'tluence of
11 inni, and uiiill the lm.il .ipptosihed I Ili'TI)
Island be vv.is l.vlng imwii, with his head on
I the girls lap
When the .Virtht'olil was mil) n few hun
dud aids ill liliertv Island Heri.stelu sud
dciil) luiui'id to nls lii l, threw hlsh.it on
dies, tided til hi-, i at mid with ,i in umi
ilearul the link rallln. and tell In the w iter.
I en Iv i tew ni i ', pisiciigcrs. Milling tin in
Hums Mi latum mv, "( -11)4 West 1-inn leenlli
sun i, sun p. i i-.ui ii lump, but It w.isoiiu"
luliiiit s In r re iln .i la i . u vv.is given.
i apt. Ninth si'ipied Ihe .orthll"Ul and a
IIP ii at vmi-I iwued to search fur tin luslv.
'Ih w i iw,,t aisnii in the dark fur in uly
I half .in hour mid then gave up the si irch.
i .Vis in am ml was un.ible to uccoutit sitls
fncit rl in ni .mini p,r the )oimg tn.m s
aitiun Mit si-, im d simeivhat d.ie.l ainl,
alii i giving t in n inn oi her tomii.inl n.siid
h" u.nl lumped overheard, l.nti r hc de.
el iriM w Ii ll p slllvt ic-s tint he bad nctl.
lb n! tilt I llli ti Into the water. 'I here w nu
I pu Id tnsii at the h rrv. tiotle and sin w -. al.
lowi.lt 'go In insii In s coat and hut wire
Ink. ii ha,,, t sl.tleu island.
1 mil i w.'du) - igo Heriistcln llvett wlih his
fut Inr. mm he r aid two sisters on the top
flour of VI. i t asi I hint. fourth stnei iint
div ii,hht In vvtni 1ibotirdluMrs.il tev'a
le ii-' n lO'hal 'I weiitieth stiei I, wuere
MI Hi dnioi I also U i.n iled.
n Ivisisn vvusin leporter saw ll imaii
Heinstiln, Ihe lamer, at his home thK en rn
In. Mr Ueiiistilti Is a tailor. 1 1 , . m hu
ho.i had bie'i iiuph vnl tn tho stort "f I rank
Iln v i " , Ull' i ouiiitins, at Ilroudw iv aud
1 vvi ui)-seveuth sttti'i.
"We had nm s( en Herman for tw davs,"
heajuni. "i ii ni ii'en worrjlig us so
' mutli coining le'iii. il I o'clock in t e morn.
I . ilia' we weiei hllgeil lotill Inn tint he
luii-t I ml uther ipiuilers. I cam oi imagine
wi ) hi -liould tnki hlsll'o. '
'ii. s ItidiLond emilil not te found this
lib tiling. At 1 'i.' I ia lweutletli -Ti i, Mrs.
Ilnvev, the lai.dia n said that i n id not
seen hot sll.te e-.louuV.
THE PRLSEiTERIAN RFVISION.
Ccmraltlno Kisjiort Accpte-el nnil
, Ovi-rturoa Orilored fi..t Out.
i v ARioi isn n cnr.
IMuTi ash, me , May '.' Al ' i-' evening's
sisslou ut the Presb) letlan i.i in m sm'iuP1)
tbertpuri aid iciomiiicndail ns it ihe He.
ViSlm iitumlttie wen' a I t-1, and the
iwi uD-iiin i v. Hurt's then In i r p .ed were
ordered -eut down to the I'!eu lems fur
their llt'tlnu.
1 his 1 1 tls the question so far as the Assem.
bl) of isti'.' w cuucerr.ed.
When Baby was sick, we gave ber CaatorU.
When tbo was a ChllJ, sl.e cried for Cattorla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla.
Yhn ah bad Children, the gave them Csuteria.
I
WILLIAM E. CDRRIGI INSANE.
Tho Archbishop's Brother Sent to
a Private Asylum.
Or. Douglas, or IJellevue, Sayi He Is
Only Allldly Insane,
William Lewis Corrlgan, the eldest brother
of ArcliLMiop Corrlgan, was committed to
day to n private Insane asylum at Breeze
hurst Terrace, Wblteslone, I. f.
He wns taken from his home, 117 East
Fourteenth street, to Ilellevue Hospital yev
tenia) afternoon by lctectlve-hcrgt. Crowley
at the IhsliiiicR of Mr. John 1). Crlmmlns, who
was given i large of the whole affair by the
unfortunate gentleman's relatives.
In an interview with Mr. crlmmlns, tho
latter snld that Mr. Corrlgan had been con
fined In private Insane as) lums several times
and was liberated ten months ago from tho
Hospital lor the Insane at Mount Morris, N.J..
but from Ihe tenor of some of his lette rs lat
lerl) he has given evidence of u relapse, nnd
his relatives, acting on tbo advlco of phy
siilaus, have thought It Lest to have him re
committed lo a prlvals; asylum.
Archbishop corrlgan Is In I'oughkeepsle
giving eonllnnatlon, and Father Lnvello, who
is In cm-go of tho Cathedral, said to an F.vrs
isu W om ii reportor this morning that ho
could not be quoted in the matter.
'Ihe srcnhlshop will not bo home until
to-morrow- night," he said, " but whatever
Mr. e rlmmlns says about the case Is likely to
be true."
llr. Douglas, nf the Insane Pavilion at
Ilellevue Hospital, told tho reporter this
morning; "Mr. corrlgan 1 very mildly In
sane. He Is very emotional, but by no means
violent. Last night Mr. John U. Crlmmlns
called to Inqulro after htm, but did not see
him.
1 he people at the Orlando, a family hotel at
11" I'.ast Fourteenth street, whero Mr. Corrl
gan had been living a long time, said that bo
was a most gentlemanly and highly educated
man, and they never suspected that be was
Insane.
Mr. corTlgnn Is fifty years old. He Is said
to have drawn a small Income from soino
source In New Jersey, on which be manoged
to llvo by strict economy.
Mrs. Ilnuf, his landlady at the Orlando said:
"Mr. Corrlgan was entirely rational and I
think Its a shame to put him In an asylum.
He used to go out for a dally little walk, and
always spent tho evenings In bis room.
" Ilo never drank, smoked or chewed, and
In his dress and manners showed that ho was
a member of a first-class family."
It Is understood that aurlng Mr. Ccrrlgan's
stay In Kast Fourteenth Btreel his family
have kept track of him. Tho Kcv. James
II. i orrlgan, paslor of nt. Mary's
catholic church, his brother, died
two tears ago. and it Is thought that this
weighed upon his mind. The Hev, tieorge W.
corrlgan, another brother, Is a priest in New
Jersey, wheie Mr. corrlgun has lived most of
his II. e.
POLICE PUZZLED BY HEB STDHY.
-
Mrs. Hennessy May Have Bound
Herself in a Fit of HyEteria.
Further Investigation of the strange case of
Mis. Alll. iln llciuicssy, or rjivl iaurl
street, Jerse) illy Heights, Inclines tho
pollen to believe that tho alleged Intruder
who gnggtd, bound nnd attempted to ns
biiult, Mrs. Hennessy on rrldny night Is a
in) llu
capL Newton's detectives say they havo
discovered that Mrs. Hennessy Is subject to
cataleptic tits and that about a jenr ago had
I a tonic altnck that threw her lntoasctnl
coiiM Ions state, from which sho did not
e uici ,-e for full) two vv eeks.
llu husband stales that his wife has
sevirul times of latu complelneU to him that
unknown parlies woro auno)lng her by top-
1 ping on the windows of the house- He In-
I vtHllgated, bui cnhiltldtd that hlswlfovvas
alarmed without caue.
Hr. .-teele sa).s positively that Mrs. Hen
tiess)'s person shows absolutely no tracet of
vinlenie.
I Ml. Henncbsy, who Is ft clerk for F. S. Jaf
lruv .1 e o., of ihls oil), Implicitly believes his
wliessloiy He Sa)s she could not havo lied
hi r hands and bound tho cloth round her
head. No mark from the conls is now vlslolo
nu Mrs. llcnness) 's hands. Alihoiis'h several
valuable nil hies wire In plain slLhl nothing
was missed until last utgut, when Mrs. Heh-
I hess) called attention to tbo lact thai her
, diamond earrings had disappeared.
'Ihe clothing worn bv Mrs. Hennessy Is at
Police Headquarters. 'Ihe dress Is of thin
lid muslin, null white Otures. the front
seam of iho s.lrt has teen ripped for about
tnent) Inthe.s. iho material oi the -skirt was
1 iindiinagid.
Ihe wali nf the dress was Intact, even to
the films) hicowith which ll wus trimmed.
The cornet tovir tint Mrs. llmnessy Hal
.worn ha I, however, been ripped on nolli
shies, but how this could have lieen done
I without damaging tbediesi waist is apuecle.
I MRS. ASTOR SAILS.
Mm. Drnvton Will Kojoln Hor Mother
In Purls in n Week or Two.
Mrs. WUIlim Aslor, widow of the man of
six i) millions who rcceutl) died In Paris, and
vvho-o bui) she aciompaiiltd to lbh city,
sailed early this morning on tho steamship
La Tour.ilue for France.
Mrs J. coh man Dm v ton, vv Lo accompanied
lur moiher here and whoexHcted to ritun
to Train e with her, decided to defer her de
parture for a few days or a week, when she
will nossthe water and join her mother.
I Mrs. Aslor goes direct!) to Paris, w hero Bho
, has engaged an apartment in the Hotel Liver-
'pool Wltu Mr. and Mrs. tiime Wilson and
their family, who havo been abroad lor somo
' weeks, hu will pass a month, oi probably six
weeks, at Alx.les-llalns and In Julr will go
for a visit to ono of the reruns In the north
of France. Accnnllng lo Mrs. Astor's plans
1 pi iresint she will return tn New York In
nctuber nnd will occupy Ler residence lu
I Fifth avenue.
IN A "HEAD-END- COLLISION.
Ono Man Fntr.lly Hurt nnd otlinrs
Budly Injured.
irv iistociATrt. i nrss 1
j Ii'U irons. Ma) '.'s -pili Handle pis.
senger train trom t hlcago due hero at :i.."l
i . had a heud-ciul collision with n fielght
Itr.'lnntai llcwl.iuds station, two miles te-
1 ) i ml I his t lly, this morning A doen people
' wi re Injured, one prob.ilil) tnially.
i Most oi tho p.uiseugeis wire asleep when
the i rash came. Following Is a partial list ol
the Injured i
londucior (.nils, of passenger train, In
I illaimp Us. badly brills, d, Pavld Ingler,
i lltem.in (freight, liiiirnally Inlured and will
i pri bald) die; Chailes 1. Mart, Louisville,
lace and head cut, 11. t.. Ferine, mail clerk,
Indianapolis, nose nu and badly bruised;
Ii. Milllvan, engineer ipassenger), Indianapo
lis, leg sprained and bruised; Kemp ltldgely,
I inns v llle. head and bands cut; J. II. Uoldlng,
Chicago, Injured Internally,
MANI1Y HOOK HOUTK.
Announcement Tor Measou of 180?.
Th t o4U of (hit root wltl bla rannloc od Mtr
59, lu.lni N- York (Pl.r H, N. K.,) at 4. SO,
lo it a. jir.a 45, s.oor. ji.siturd,oDir,i.o6
P U . Saod.,., V.SO A M. Arrlvlna .1 N.w
, V.rk at ., 30 A. M. , 1 JO, .&0 V. M. Bun.
1ji. e.eu P. M Th full Sumniar acbtdalt will
i UvatlatatfiMlabiiat Jut 2T. V
f
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAMME.
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An Imposing Military Display
Planned by the G. A. E,
Observance! In New York and
Brooklyn Music Hall Services.
Memorial Day, which falls on next Monday,
will be celebrated with the greatest ceremony
and the most Imposing military dlspla),lu
point of numbers, at least, ever seen on a
similar occasion In New York. As usual, the
striking feature of the day's events will be
tho big military parade of the Kegular Army
I troops, the National Uuard and tho Grand
Army of the Kcpubllc, whose members will
I turn out lu forco lo boner the memory of
their dead comrades, the heroes of tho CIM1
War. Tho National (luard bands will not
turn out, beiauso the ofllclals decline to pay
the union rate of tn n day, but there will be
plcnt) of martial music.
Nine divisions of llrand Army posts will
form on the left of tbe National uuard, which
1 will be drawn up on Fifth avenue from Fifty.
I eighth to ITfl). fourth street, tinder loin.
j mand of llrlg.-tien. Louis Fitzgerald. The
fclxty-nlnth, Llghth, Ninth, 1 wenty-second,
1 Hcvcnth, Twelfth nud Sevent) -first Hegl-
1 menu, First and second llatterlcs nnd 1 roop
A, cavalry, will be In the line.
A feature of the procession will be the First
I battalion, Naval Kcscrvo Artillery, which will
I parade as Infantry under commaud of I.leui.-
Commander J. W. Miller.
The regular troops, commanded by Lleut.
Col. William It- King, will form on Filth ave
, nue, right resting on Fifty-eighth street.
They will comprise tho Engineer Hattallon
and band, ilatierlesli, L, II and M, First Ar
tillery; Mattery II, second Artillery, and
Company A, Mxth Infantr).
The old iluarn und (luard of Honor will
form on Kast Forty-sixth street and move at
K.4."! to escort tho reviewing ofllcer to the
staud at the Worth Monument. The regular
column will move at H u'.lock. Iho lino of
march will tie as follows:
Iiown Utth avenu- to tho Worth Monu
ment, where a marching salute will bo paid
the reviewing ofllcer, thence to fourteenth
street, to I'nlon square north, to seventeenth
street, to the l'lani, where the t.rand Mar
shall will receive a marching salute, thence
tn Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue,
where ihe procession will be dismissed.
The Uiand Army posts will then proceed by
various routes to different lemcterles and de
corate tbe graves of their dead comrades.
At the Worth Monument Major Grant and
othor city ofllclals will review the parade1.
IN BKOOKLYS.
The parade In Ilrooklyn will be under the
command of Gen. Isaac s. catlln, llrnnd
Marshal, und will form along Hedford avenue
and move at 11 o'clock, marching as follows :
Hedford avenue to Lata) cite, to Clermont,
to Wllloughby, to Cumberland street, whero
Secretary Tracy. Ms) or lloody and other
notables will review the procession, thence
to Lafayette, Souih Oxford, to Hanson place,
to Flatbush avenue, where the parade will be
dismissed.
XT ORAM'S TOMS.
There will bo Imposing ceremonies nt
Oram's Tomb, In lllverslde Park, in ihe ar
teruoon. elen. Horace Porter, who served on
(Jen. dram's Stan, and CoL I hurles Marshall,
of fien. Le e's dlnff, will deliver orattona.
The monument fund this morning lacked
about 'JP,000 of being complete.
MOSUMFNTS TO BK I'M Llt.m.
During Memorial Day, monuments to rapt.
MourlcoCox and Hev. John T. Hlzharrls,
veterans or the Uvll Wur, will be unveiled In
lalvary Cemeteiy and, as usual, the societies
of the sons of the Hevilutlcn will de-cornto
the soldiers' Monument In Trinity church
)urd, Washington's statu 'at the sub
Tn astir), and the Montgomery Monument,
Si. Paul's ( hiirch.;
r'l-sisei jipvioriai skktici".
Conimindir-lii-tbiei John Palmer, of the r;.
A. K., will preside nt the memtnlal services lu
the evening nt Miisli! Hall, when W. llourke
Cockrau will di liver the ui avion, llrnnd Mar
slial Collins and start win attend similar ser.
I vices at hiiianucl Hapllsl Church lu Suffolk
i Mi eel, neni (.land.
At s a. . the members of Judson KllpatrliL
Post, H.'l. 0. A. It., will go to West Point und
decorate Iho grave of (im. hllpitile!:.
STOllTS 01' TIIK PAV.
As usual there will Im plenty of sports dur
ing the da). Following are tho leading
events:
Athletics Uatnes of the Manhattan Ath
letic Hub, Manhattan Field, ID a. u. ; games
of the New Jerse) Athletic Hub, nt lurgeu
l'nlnt, N. J., 'J I'. M.; games of the slnr Ath
letic Hub al Long island Htv, .'..to i: m.;
I games oi tho.Wa.Yiic Alhlellu Hub at .terse)
I Hiy, 'J I', m.
llaseball SI. Louis against New Yrrk, at
Polo Grounds, line lluiulre-land Fltt)-seienth
street and hlghth uveiiue, morning and afti r
iinon ; Hroi klyn against Cincinnati, at h asi-
I cm Park, llroukl)!!. moriilng and nftennioa;
I Orange Athletic club against Vcslrjan, at
Orange, N. J., -I v. M
Lawn Tennis Hillside Club's tournament
at. I'lalnfleld. N. J.
I liacing al Morris Park. CflO r. . (Opening
i dn).)
i Hovvlng Annual re'gattn of thn Passaic
I lllver ltowlngAssoclailon, Passaic Hirer, near
Newark, N. J.
nclit'.ng opening da) of tho American
Vucht Club, ut MlUoii.on-tbe-soiiiid, noon;
opening sail of the tlautlc Yacht club, 10...U
a. .; regatta nt the Harlem acht Club, 11
I a. m. ; Corli.lhlun MC'Sfiuliu Fleet's regatta,
al Lnrchmoiii; New Itochello Ynchl Huds
I opening da).
I SIDNEY DILLON'S ILLNESS.
Tbo Union Pacific's rrnnlder.t Is Very
Wnal: nnd MftV Not !!ecovir.
Serious doubts hive arl8en as to wheilur
fldmy Ulliuii, Piesldent of the I nil a Pnelrlc
llnlhoad Coiupan), will lecover from tho lll
it ss with whlcli he Is now euii.ined at Ms
I home le. West HIt)-seventh street. Hiirlng
the Inst week Mr. Dillon bus bcti uniihle to
leave his bed. It was said al the louse t". lav
I that, while there had been 110 oh 111. e I u tn,.
1 worsolu twenly-foiirh ur-.hevv hi.nuenk
nnl that hts illness mlglu tcrminaio i.uull).
Do to the Police for Your I'lBrnoni.
Flghtecn pigeons supposed lo havi been
stolen are In tho possession of the police to
da). 'Ihe) are of a lino breed. It Is thought
they are the proper!) or a club.
Wlllinm Astor Gavo 100,000.
Tho announcement Is made to-dav that tho
late William Astor had. before Ids death,
given tum.ouo to tho Hulldlng Fund of the
1 Episcopal Cathedral of i. John tho Divine,
1 which Is 10 Ho erected on llloomlngdalo
Heights.
Vile cod-Hver oil has lost
its vileness in Scott's Emul
sion and gained a good deal
in efficiency.
It is broken up into tiny
drops which are covered with
glycerine, just as quinine in
pills is coated with sugar
or gelatine. You do not get
the taste at all.
The hypophosphites of
lime and soda add their tonic
effect to that of the half-digested
cod-liver oil.
Let us send you a book on
CARLruL living free.
Scott ft BowNS,Chcmitt,i South ithAvotiiL
Hew Yorl'.
Your dniftUt kpt Scoit't Emuhion of cad-linr
1 all drug giiu vuywhut do. i.
THEY SELL WORLD POSTAL CARDS. ,
1
Following Is the List of Places Where WORLD
Postal Cards Can Be Obtained,
Find the Agent Nearest Your Home and Try the Cards the Next
Time that You Want Anything,
Now York City. Brooklyn. i
Battery to 14th Street, inclusive. AJ,.nV;'ltor,,"N" 5rt,hU.;."',on''rDJ!c7 I
AtUnllc t. 1 35, 119, .110, liT, 4. ' '
lie it. , 35. I) Jl'lem it.. 187, 507. 17 458 360S, 5695, Mil .t... cir. 1'wk plana,
'ielit., 3DD. Hdlldgaal,, 80. 56711, 508J. Tin are , IIS. 118 ut
3d . I.V.i. 301 EMt llroailvtaj.WO, 511, Pfdford ... 13. !, .100, 314, ti, 413. "
llhit , K.t. 4- 105. ,1B. . . . ... Ml, 1063, 1071, 1U78, Gnuilit, , US -35. 371.
Itliik.VlMI, 1U K. Ilomloti !., 80. 140, 3o0. bl ..,
8th -t. I .il.JJ 4i. 120, 147.174, 193, 441. IJnd..t. . 5(14. lit a . TTI, 103,
15'J. h'i.l J. I)rort..y, 41, 4R. 119, UHil, 141T.
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ISlll.t . im, 17 . Il.r.nd l.. J. ,2 13. J30. 1 941.1051. 1071. I.f.'.,f... 123,111(1.
3inm , ttMl. 411. 3611, 394, 61(1. 555,602, 1161. 1437.10U1, 1771, Manhattan .,, Jia
Mill II. , 1 ant. .W4 68C. 1899. JM.
Mthat., t. 20. roomlnr"nwl'h it.. 28, 92, 4thait.. G5. 71, 1IM. Monniot. , 211.
i. , 167, 298, r,97. llroad.ar n.ar Maro, Malnat,. IM.
Anu A. 31. 62, 83, OrMnnlehate. 2'.. ..5l, a , 290. l!rrtl a., 101. 381.
119. 251. 2.U . ,88. llrnadwav. tirar Parkl ft7fi. 686, 819. 114?:
At.hu. II, 18, 58, 91, tlrMn.cha.,cor 12th ar. . 862. 1133, 1222, 12J4, iJiil
170.278 t- .. Oraham are., 28'.', 883,1 loss ..-. taa.
Ai.iii.UJ1 121, SOB, (lrof.it.. 80. 329.403 Mnth nt , 388.
202. .Ilaneif.r Siuar, foot I. IlrnadKar. naar (.atfl N.n Yora af. 3
Af.iin.ll, 1. IS . ilallon af;., 138 Putnam af... VhT
lit,.., 5. 120. 184, lludiun .1.. J. 81. 120, ,i.hitk if. , 801. Park aff 82, 141, 537.
W. ill, !'ll , , 2C3. .181.415, 62U.C64. Il.rt.n af... 1701 'llilph af... Ill, Jji,
Jdif... ll, rnr f.thjl. Klnil. 18 ... Inlral .e..C2W. 275. H.UI.t... 193.237.
3dav..:3'J.t7. 121). 183,, lriK.ro..t., 257. 411.3,0 313 Hr.on it., 26 "
ntf. rur. ilthil l.lhrlj l,. 09. 136. Olaoon af. , 7H0 Sandiil.,63
4tnat.., 71. 151 i.Maid.n Ian.. 44. Court it . r.3, 311, SOlNw-ondaf.. aod 4th t-
llh us, Ill, e,J. 139, Mark.!.!.. 47,74. 447.481530. I.Smith nt , 3 iff. 318. Jj
162. hacdoujal.l ,31. '"ii'da 86, l'O.lSt. Jam.. plac.,381.
7lh.f... 13 . ., Monro..t..214. 316,334. ... lBomii.r.ni "" Ma!
Bth f. . II. 11. 76, 83, Murray it , 7. I. kalb f... 434, "K.IThlrrt af... 4C6 64L
120, 1J2, 157, 6UJ. ... 3(1. Si. 1018. 129J. ' ' '
Allfnit., 30. J. too"" ". I imllton af... 61. Torankloa f... 4, 151,
Ilarclar.t , 8(1 Park ro. 33. 84. Jlullat, 1. I 7jJ. ....,..,
Hedford it . 47 Plk.il., 3. 1). Kalb af. , 624, cor. Union af.., 114. 141.
Ilr.kmanit . HU. l!'l,"l,'".l'i. n.r.Marcyat.. .Underbill a.... 43.
Bl..ckrr it . 210, 265,lPittit.,106. EmitMi af. . 185. 'Utlt .f... 93
J2J. J5H iPrlnc.it., 47. Fulloo it., 9. 63, U9.515,iWaf.rlr af... 165.
Bowt, 162 173, IRS, llllflnrton at . 19,37,133. 339, 355. 397, 839,9H, Wa.rilniton at', 303
201317, JS3.J23,J49., Itulf.ri !.. 31. 1060. 10'.I5. 1149.1l7i. Wjth.af.., 608. 64(1.
.156U. SI Mark', plac, 33. H3, 1369. 188S.U17,IYork at,. s7.
Hroaiif. 1,43, 52,438, Italanratt.. 45,214,376. 1501, 1681, 1720,172 I , .. . ..
717.774. , hoolhit.. 02. ,. , 1778.1881,2060.2158 -"n; liland City.
llroaday,ror. tanalat.,rloiitri 1thaf..,lR.36.49 2204, 2686. nord.n.f... J.
I .N.wMlaml Kurlna it.. 36, 39, 114, Flathuahaf., 99.165,340iliroidway. 495.
Hroadwar-.MftlopollUnl 191.348. lluihlnf ,ii i. 760. Fulton af... Aitorla, 49.
Hol.tn.if Und. . Unnoriltr plaea, II, 61, A. Ik Vandifi.r'i. IFIuthlnc af... 389.
, Canal at , 17, 63, 109, 76 t ultou plan, 49. V.rnon af... 1st.
I 429,468 Vatiekit.. 94, 198.
Ictrralni.'St'l'lo.f.a. Waahlnin.t..T88T8l. NOW JOrOOV.
(.utr.it., 67 W..t.t 191. 393, 391. '
lChnrcht,34 William at.. 7. Jpr.cr Cllj. I Ilnbokea.
Ihn.tophfr t . 163. Wlll.lt ., 88. jlt .09 .. Vo
cUft'-l? fi'V,' IW WIou.ton.t..lO.ni. .VrlVn 1?!:. 444. 484. l6h:?33.
huKfu'.S'-"'' !'Vr!h.,..i8i. asairebi5 Jin1,?3;,,"
Ifesf Side, abon 14th to 125th Street. ,. ..r'lSSn:l: HuoVoV., 'X-8"'
23d.,.. 11..1, 124, 275. Columl.u. ..... 20. 98. "jos!"1' "9' 4M' "" 'o.VlVo101'"-
28lhit , W..t, l.'.H 193,220,241,34:1,272, Hoboa.naf. 66 Wllln. Ill itft
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3Clli.t., VA..1. 71. 691,627,694,708,729. Mnntk.llo a 107 143 I'm.alc.
62d t , "est. iit. 8tn if... 90. 179, 334, ui Corn.r Proan.al .4
Md.t. Ill ..t, 422 381,387.449,164,468, Nji.rk af. . 79 01 130 BloomO.ldVt.
67lh.t , W..t, 4UH. 6111,533,604,625,700, 166. 371 680 u'oorao.ia .w.
I HOthall, !, 230. 701,726,787.881.904, r..lrlc af i 311 tlo.ter.
134lh at., VV.il, 244. 1267, 1461, 167V, Pall.ad. a . 363 D. U Bak.r.
125th .t.W..t, 217,243. 3138t, 3180, 3378 I'ifonla a" 118 143 p.. 1. i
I 260. 386, 41ll 10th a.. .382, 442. 649, 173, 371 "" 118' "3- -rilevTood.
6th af.., 2112. 297. 1 661,843. Summit af. . 943 W,,!,?1,ln'
C,ih.!."..:'S,'-,,1l o'l'VrV" "'' t:B' " llnton;t., 200,350. " C' M"k"-
1MII, 7,iy, 77 ,, 812,929,1 7CU . . ,
V88.1UU5.103J Amit.rdam.f.., 65,151, A.burT Park.
7tb af... 264, 378, 442, 161,168,375,433,447, H. A W. Nafl.l.
482. 620, 676, 737, 461. 707, 761,831.860. OreenTllle.
1960. 2019. Ilroadwar. 934. 1209. Honth OravnSe. n,u Mi..,!,.i. '
9th .f. , 336, 333. 477, 1331.1267,1491,1812, J. A. Grlfflna Oni'n.. !l : wiiii.-
678,581, C2i,700. 743 1627,1670. o,.tniBB. lTo-hhlSj J. U' """
791, 852. WMno noul.fird. 309, Plalnflrld. uueliblnd.r.
331' 507, A. D. MallUon. J. o. Puter.on.
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ilirinrriGD. Corn.r I'a.k I
Av. A, 13R9, 1414, 1564,14th af&. 309, 349.356W, (1. 11. Tapplni. Stral.htal "
1632. II. J, 11.74. '463, Nfurnrli Jol,n Maon. Btratiht
Af.. II. 195, 1614. ,N.ror 29lh at. 3d af.. . ' e"r?i it,, 349U. """
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8.17. 861, 791. 1018, 36(1.385,388,896,103, Tf"7 .3, 21. 88. MrSchur
1(164. 11172. 11(6, 1913 419. 474, 493 6U1 30l "'I 50. 48, 180, Mr ,"'.
1.142.1.131,1430,1611, 664,692,635,696,7113, ,28. Ilahnravr.
1664. lSe.1, 159J, 1624, 731, 760. 7C0, 764, 786, J,'"1,""? ! 103. E.Huth.Ilrowa A Smith,
1665.1708,2310.2285 860 .937. l)42. 934. l"lflflil '. J. 11. T.rrlll.
2J84. 21115. 1007.1026.1046,1059, Bprjrufl.ld .f..,81, 153, Oranare.
2d if. , 3J6, 154.574, 10S2, 1098. 1162, 1188, 1- . .. , , !.?..
I C2I. 70.1, 711. 731,779. 1191, 1226. 1336, 137, Waahlnaton it., SS6. u.jJ-,. '. r.
78, 814.858, 8bJ. 870, 1262,1236,1264,1338. I.lnden. BcOmlllt.
919, 9r,j, iei24, 1U34, 1J66, 1361., 1485, 1493, w . .,'",. (lrnnBe Taller.
luilf, ll.lll. 115(1. 1167, 14'I8, 16(14, 1516,1561. W. A. Bton., Jr. 66 Freeman .t
11 Mil! 1216. 131(1. 1.118, 1131, 1887, 1921, 1928, vVealllcld. oo r ro.man at.
1.172,1.188.1396,1442,1 1960,1973,2061,2091, Rs,w Uoff C lr w I hathnm.
1108, 16.li.. 1... V 151.'. 3110.2126.2184. WlttkV ' Drh.n'. Pharmaej.
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17J.I I IU21I211R. 2101. S.idt.,V.i.t .160. ... " , ,, . Nciv nrunawlek.
2182. 22s5,2ICfi, 2418. 14th !., I at, 111 ",. '""'. K.aal.jr Rutg n't Pharmacy,
leilnitnn ar... 601 S7that., Fiat, 4M 10. Criai. Tann.r.
, 674,1124,1744. Aiithit., Kail, 202. ltril Ilailik. AH. Wllaon.
lli.lliiiiifi!., 768, 983,72dat , lit. 33U. T T T,.. .Ilorrl.to.-
I 17.IJ. 74IU at., Kaat, lien J. T.l.tl.y. .uorrl.tovrn.
I'arkaf... 525, COO, 001, 7r,elnt., Kaat, 196 Lone Hmnch. "t,'i sT,"h, D. tL
, 11,14 ,78tn it., !'!, .102. J. P.Coun.llr hlld., Ih (J. lloy.
Plu.antat... 298. 861I1 it., !, 101, 140. 1 Ilnrrlaon.
hutlou placi), 20. Iptftliil., Kilt. 178 Trnndy. , , " " "" "
22.1.1, la. 163. 1101 ih.t.. I'm. 141.167. C.o.M.Oytfc J. J. Dlr. O. vT.Rolh.a.
2.I1IH.. 1 a.t, lf3. 443. llO'that., Fail, 301, lill,.h.. Summit.
2 Id it., corn.r 2.1 a... lllbth it., Kaat, 60. t J I. O. N. TVIUI.ma
42.1 it Kaat, 4, 30, 13I,123tn.t., Fait, 30, 129, Klllah.th .fo., 363. "' ' """n'
142. 189. Sdau.Qll. liuronne.
I !"' ;. 60, 140. Af.. D, 333, 038.
., ,.,., ,. . Broad at.. 23, 47W. 131. '
Above 125th Street.
131th at., feat. 67. ;Rlh af... 2S61, 3438 -Ong ISlanCI.
14Mn .1., Weat, 303j 25 )C. 2682.2687. 2734. Wnutnah. 1 ll.,r,...
:i(l5,320. ilOlh.f. ,n.arl&7lhaL, w 17 v..r!H ! v u- ?Pt d'
137init audAmil.rdani1 h .1 Al.Uf.land Co. "' U' trand. k X Sned.ker.
'" intonaii.1l, IlnbTlon. I' v &,.
I 2d .v... 2073,2146,2318, Al.nn.l.r at... 235 t n in V s ll.' vi0u', t v
2381,2431. Am.l.rd.m if... 1710, T. C. Fl.tch.r. O.orn. VV Brlnkerhol
3.1 if... 21171. 3331, 1893, 3034 AmllT.III. Far lUckHlfar.
2J45. 2350, 213 , 216'J, Uwr.ilP.lt., 91. "lTllle. f)nni Ilrn. I
'.Mm, 26(11. 21,20, 3(162, I.noi a..., 475. , O. Albertaon. ll...l.i,.
, '.671.2772, 2JIH, 3158. Morrl.af... 514. Peor.ull. L F H?Jki "
1 1191.3109 .11.184. Pitkaf... J8t0. r Vf (w 1 1-
7lh if., 2071. 2140, Vand.rbllta..., 1888. O. IT. Caldwell. JSrviloiTn.
2167, 21C1.22C3, 3300. Mllllaaf.., 231, 266,333. Cone) I. land. II. S. John. too
Ci.j. i-in-j A. Chambera. College Point
Staton Island. Illllh j.d. n.tt..
IVfbt Xrvf llmeillTD-e Statlkton it W. MeNlcklea'a Pharmaer. Flnelilntr.
.I.Kerr. U.ckir. A. II. tlllfBn. u... liamlli.. iJ. Il.phorn.
! PonT HiciiMOD-A.,VraT Umourun- Knrt llainilltnn. " "".
Hot... Vrank loxiln, J h Mowell j J. nownlnr ' """
I l.iirht.rAMIlanr TcMl'II8lII-LE-W. A. , ""'' 11. 11. liroi.n.
HiiATlSi-.. Iliivaa e.onuan, 12 Urlffiu at. Jainalcat. Iwp
I Now York State. SfW.iE' P--,..
' WiillAMsanlDor, N. Y. Itvr -.1. Henry. Valley Strrnm. J. a. Nau.rl.
-.1 VV. llntke, V.,MAVnorcil - D t. T. C. Dergmann. Sjoi.rt.
1 TaiiMi'ifiVsT.' N. Y.-K 'Mo'nuiAMi. N. V.-M. Wood Haven, D.VInn.Bro.
Hun". ... Il -Monachan. A. C. Iloyaradt. l'alrhnn-ne.
Njw l!oriirxi.r. - W. Jonmuii. N. Y.-J. II. n.yn. II. S. CnklirV.
I VV.lB.kl'I'ti Jou.a " .
, Mvi hlMl, S. V -S. (,,KlMaiiBllxic, K.Y.-C. r. II. Tltua, Klvrrhrud.
I Maahburn. and W.I 11. Ilurk. (JImi Hrad. Wilhiro II. Ian.
Tntfii..n.l. ..MArr...N.Y.-,I.U.Bl.u- T",", A, Ooldb.rf.r.
Yiimeiis. .V. Y -W. ,1 1 felt M. Twombly. ,.ri) t.TO
' 'Iraot.ll.ori. II. IVrty PirnMOMT, N. Y, A. ,1. .Illnrola, H. K Kcb.rU.
1 I,. J. schlr.liiaer mid hlornii . p 1. ,.. .. .,, .,.
1 .1. T 1,-nnon. I'oai I'llMTEB. N. T.- ',,,. P r llinfi."1 "'
Miit'ST Vl umiv, .N. Y.-l 1 II Kill. Hlrtinvllle. I.l.ilauraa.
1'. M. Caity 1 IT. Ixiehwlng. . J" en, CI I II.
l a. " hli,.ione. " Z """'!. f.Jf
Cortnociicut. c..k..,T.ff. n. il"rA.n"II",oa
Nlniufnrd. , Crrruirlrh, l.oru.l 1 allry. rrerporl.
.1. C ltohliiion IT. Ahranu. c- " 8ih.r O.o. F. I'.idfr.
MANAGEh HILL'S CREDITORS.
Thoy I.onrnert Thnt IIb Kbb Trans
ferred HB Property to a Brother.
Manaffor.l. M. Hill, of the Pi.iiidard Thca.
1 trt', l LeliiiT rai.ilnt'd In bupptcmutitary pro
IcccdlDfS on two judgmenta taken against
' him for tho aggregate sum of $1,100. l.munz
j elli'i Is aitlng as rclircc.
.lohu il. Weaver, Jr., and Frank Coleman,
propilcteri of tho Kvorett Home, obtained
Judgmont iik'alhst Mr, Hill on a promissory
note for l,ion given tor board. Judge Mc
C'arih). of the Clt e "Url, liaued tho order In
, siippk'inenta.j pncftdlnpsdnthls Judgmeiit.
I 'Ihe c.ishliT nf the I'nlon iniuuri' Hank,
AiUtn 1-uhb, li.ild another Judgment agalust
Mr, IUU fir a (1011 for money udvaored, and
he hin rrought iiipplemeutary proceedings
In tup siipriine court, ilio evidence taken
In ti i' CLiiuliiutloii en the Hist judgmpiil vrlil
he used In (hu pun.'-, dings mi thn stiund.
Mi. Hill ha-t .In Tdi t -iilled mat till In'ur.
r-i in thi'st.u. Uiilnnd I ni nsepi.iri' i.icn'.rcs
was iiiiihii' it 1 sup!!' umi' iij;ii 10 nil brother,
ii. Id lv Hill. 01 1 lilvatfp, tn secine li.vid'i
1 j 1 111 iigalimt Kim 101 . ill. 0(10 nu mono ml
v in 'ni. iif is now d in.- Lult.i;s 111 innti.
ai; r Mr hi" tirntliei.
i Ui" ni i li ivrliirf U'fore the referee Mr.
Hill will glvi a Hit 01 Ills ercaitors. iMili the
iiiniiuiiiniliie Uifin, mid he tuiuHlltd to tub
lull h.i accounts In cYldencc.
Fuoret Bismarck's Fast Trip.
The Hamburg steamship l'uirst Illnnarcl:
arrived at her duck this morning alter a very
j list paisago from Southampton. Her time
Is six dii)i nnd Blxtccn hourB. During tbo
voyago the steamer encountered very rourh
wenlhur, and the steuinshlp company'a om.
cliilDsaythatlia.il 11 not been so Hhe would
havo broken tbe record, which la six days
twelve hours and thlrtj-threo minutes.
mm
Koelejr Patient Found Dead,
lr liancuTrn r.raa
Fa 800, N, I)., May SB. U. WcKennerraa
found dead In his bedroom at a hotel here
last night, lie had been taking the Keeley
cure for tbe drink habit, lie was one of the
eariieat settlers In Hed Ulrer V alloy, ana ttss
ilxty.nva yean old.
Gr.W. RALPH BUCKLAND DEAD.
Ho Corarnandod tho Fourth Brlcada
at tho Grant Battln of Shlloh.
ll' raetrlATTP Pnrn '
ToiEno, O., May 28 On. Ilalph Bucklanfl,
of Fremont, was stricken with apoplexy at
his homo In that city lait cvonlng and he
died vvlthln a half hour.
(Jen. lluckland was born .Ian. '-'O, 181S. and
located In Fremont In 1H1I7, when be was ad.
milted to the liar. Ho has been Identified
with the Itepubltcan party since Its organ,
lzallon, hns been State Henaior and was a
tnemiH-r m the 1 hlrty.ntt.tu congress.
At the battle of shlloh he was lu command
01 ihe Fourth brigade. For meritorious ber.
vice he was promoted to Brlgadler-Oeneral in
In im::..
(ii. Eucklard has been an Intimate friend
, niidntUhbnrnt i.on. llnycs, and It was largely
' threiu.-h in. ciToris nnd influence that (ion.
Ilaji's wis hoinlnaled for 1 resident.
! .
, Iiloom'ncUnle-' Frnployeos' lig Out-
1 !'..
The brs nnd girls cmploved In Blooming-
' dah'S big & ore, nt Hiij-hliuh strioi and
Third avenue, vvl.l have a gala time on
Vi'inorlal Day. Sricntj-tlro omnlbiiRes,
coaches and wagons will tako 400 of them
for a day's outing, beginning with a morning
drive Ihrough Coulral Park. After Vie drlvo
ihcy will picnic at the Ninety-sixth street
Common, The proerammo will Include Bongs
andrccltntloiis, and tbeie will bo numerous
outdoor games, fjeveral months ago singing
and recitation claws were formed among the
employees, and under the tuition of some of
the talented young ladles In tho store great
progress has been made.
Monday, May 30, " THE
EVENING WORLD" will bo
printed on Blue Paper in honor
of Memorial Day.

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