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nt ililli wen imposed upon Augustus ? Mto airoste.
nt Ko. :i Atiorney-at : Ellen U'Brli n, of No. :,:> Nt
_;? .? _ - ? - ?? ???. " ......11 wirgan,
Pto. l'_",? -tnntou-st.; .redenck Schmidt, Ko. 72
Kiuth-nve.; Max Adler, No. 40*1 East Fourteen th?
at.; William Koot, No. -T- Moor ??? -r.: Gt-or.c li ce,
Ko. ll 1 Mouth-at.: George Minmi. No. ; (Jon un Hi?
nt.: Kat* Diker. Ko. 240 la- I .. iy-tilth-st.: .li,tm
Hillman. No, 257 Centre-et., and Louis Lin da uer,
lui. s7 1 ol'Ul.-aw.
SEBTESCB OF JAMES IRT1XQ,
Janet bring, the en-Alderman, ex-Assemblyman
and ex-keeper of a liquor stoic, who wai convicted
on Monday kn tin* Couti ol General Sessions of aa
eaiiltuin Blchard M. Darline, ~a> arnumed for
?antoaee yeaterday balun Judfe Gildersleeve. ll--.
counsel, Colonel Bpeneer, move l for a new
teal, imt the motion i-as quickly denied
lay th.- Judge. Colonel Spencer then plead?
ed earnestly lot cleineucr for the
prisoner. bring, be enid, had befriended lum
mans yean ago and be (tbe counael) had never i.u
ft.tta-n it. He called ibe attention ol the Judge to
rvtug_age sixiv-thr >? yean?and lo his ali osl
total blindness. Be said that the prisoner had ?
wife ami meter. While there bad been char ea
ngamal bim showing that ho !? ..< i vn-li nt temper
?Kithing iiioi ii i ii mihI aa ai nat bia integrity.
brinn, wbo appeared totcel hit position keenly,
broke into tenn while biscniiusel wns to ki.'
lilli 111-. ,.e e 111 .1 li.lljiikeit lill f. Judge lilllie: I
*? id tour he lal been appealed io both be Hie
friends of Irvinj.' and by th. wbo thought he
deserved a li'iivi seute. ||e had dei i'.i- I lin* to
lmpooethe beavieel penalty, Lui would sentence
tbe prisoner to two years, imprisoumenl and a tine
ni (200 tiring recovered ii ? tompuiuie hr ii io
gentenee waa pronounced.
A I i:i:.\i ll PROTECTll A." SOCIETY,
A meeting of tho presidents of the twenty-two
li I'" societies of thia city wat h. ld List evening
ut Ko, '-'l Booth Filth-are., foi tbe purpose of form*
i _ .; American branch of tba-Sa , . _? < ,,, ,,,.
< .'. i ' .,"?/? a tiboa, wbieb waa formed in Paris
iu issi, by Victor Hngo, Louis Blane, Clemenceau,
Jleiiri i.'or heioit. u-.u! other well-known French
lr*-... ,11, ..... IL,. ..... I.
iv cr. li OF nih: HARLEM HOSPITAL.
Thc tc ond aunlveraary meeting ol th.- Harleea
l ".il and Diapenearj foi Women andi bildnn
waa h. ld i.-t evening al Bt. James's Methodist
Episcopal *' .loll, ut tin- lum ne,i-.itid-tweiitv
*:_:r-.t. aud Mini.-iiu-avi.'. - Ki V. Ul. Nail .nea
brm! history of tbe aork, showing its importance
m.ii heil'tu to tba elaasit was designed io i
'i . Et s. Jami 8. Ki.ms- v. tn.- Key. J. F. Patten
nm! l'r. Brackwav abai m-de brief apeecbd
?ttty to the Chief ol glgleeetSI Major Refeerl IL IIall,-'-.l
Infantry, ha. been ordered to pt part to the eoeaaMadiag
tinier il, lie; artim nt of Mi- -om i ; Captain I>atti**erneld
l'ai.er. lid Infill.li.. has lie. ii appointed to set us In
Spe. toi "ll 'lT'ain eunp und f-aiTlson etpiipane at the
Cavalry rtoerurUni Rt -desveaa- rbiivieiphin. reported
ae !?? .pii'.'i.- tbe aettan of an nmpa-etor, ena for which
Captain l..?.,i i M. ll..,., Uh Caralry, KecruiiiuK, OUi
r aw, tareel.
Onion wen io-n.iv Issued from the Navy Departmenj
n.; ..Iou L'omui-ud r a. t. Kui los* fromthe i-ommainl
ti r,. I ..'?.sa ou Mar Bl sud aaatgnius hm.
? tiouia. un, ? . a in .ul.pur.' i ? j Ciuclnnati. lt bas do]
yet iie.n doa-; :eil Wbo wdl succeed to the et.i_ui?titl
,*f tin- 1 sllapooaa.
WASHINGTON K0TE&
WAsnt-ioTOK.Taeoday, Maj - '. IMS.
Tn:. -.Ag Roi ra ima'. -Mr. Marries eootioaedhls
nins- ior Hu- prooeeutt-n in the Star Route tnw to?
day. 1 ne eoinl u-l'iin ino 1" in.i.-ila.
ANl . KATIORAL BAK* I ir f..:,t ro'.let of tire I ir
mu . baaautbortseJ I ?? I', -i Sal ?> ni I'..uk ..? i \t r
lon, Ni ?, I n .... ei iloesa e .na. apital ol r i ?, km*.
TO m. I', i "' i "I ConnteMos. rbe ste imer Joba M.
w Iwortb, ol Un- .Minn.- Hospital Service, i
novar al Vu Yolk, Ul.: oe pul UUI nf .OU-UHSSlOU 00
May :ti.
As Al' I vi I,.ni Ta.ss \.) appeal tO the Supnm*
four: ... th. i one i -'ai - >. .. be I i ten bj I .? \
? i.i.eiai io tbe Pullman mandamui > ?? * agamal the
Vi;, a urei oi i'..- l nile.i btati s.
AtsHAMA Claims Oectsio*is.?Ia tbe Court of Commie
sl-.n.-i's ol a ibams I ..liuis to-day thc following |ud|
in ni-ni i iv ii ni thecl-tmauta wereauooti I
jamiu l -tarim lorg-UO, Sataau i?. Freeman for fl.*
Tei .i.i/nii. rn rna Kettu_?Telegnpnle matrue
tdoM nave beea seal bj the ,-:i D partment to the
Aim a iii (ousul at Cieutugos leUtive tothes tzunol
m.- a im .ie .ii nr.L-uiiiiiie Settle h.. the aotuontios at
ti.ut |naei bur alleged traud. ?
n tiMiN,. roOwg i Ki ki ?A eomtntmtcatto- wasto
day received hy tao-lehthoose Boan irmu (.. n ll
took, ol Ne* Brouswb '. K J., claiming owuei nm ol
l Le Bobbins' Keel. Nev. Yolk llarh n. on WblC? sta ill* a
-gfeUMwao. The mallei will he taveetlgatea,
Tm; rn.ii ts a si ii \i'i ? Vi-h. ?General Haiea
telegraphed to-dsj from 8t. John's, N. v.. to tht
oihe.? n, hus i ity ii.ai be basmsi.led me Proteus sud
liliils ber In even rna) eel a SUI ts Uie Ve'-el lol' tue
Creely Bellei Kzped lion u> Lady l r_n_lin Kay.
DlVIt**?M In I lim i) Bl nu. CormoiXI a.?Tbe Con
trolh-rot tin* Currency baa declared a lint dividend ol
,ri par cent, am uotiua i<> -*'.? '.it... la favor ol the credit
um ni i ie Pacific National Bank ol Boston, Ma-, and .1
flint dividend <>i .0 per e. nt. ann. lanna to -..i'.'.l '-. p iy
Hhle lo tue ie itu*- of the 1'irsi National Bank of Uuiuii
Mills, Luitiu Ci.y, Penn.
a\0 ll IC II 11 'J /--'*? t RU Ai H o.\ I Ul. 8 TREE T.
The Committee on Pnblic Works of the Board of
Aldermen yeaterday made nporte nlatiTeto two
reeolntiona. One of tbeee directed the commitl e
to deli ie the l'.turd's powei and duiies in ngard to
granting penmsoion to encl hay windows, storm
doon mil oilier obstructions on the pnblic
bighwaya ami t<> nport a general ordi ance
ill reintnui to the hiiojiel. Ibo Other naoluti I i
iM-aletl ."seetion :tl ol Annie 1\'. ol I banter 'i of i be
'??i-i', Ordinances ol ls?0, regulating tbe enc
lum ni Lav wiudowa, etc 'Ii;.' committee stated
that an examination ol the laws, ordinances and
deei-lons lo thc higherCOOltSOl the Citv aim Suite
bad iiinviined ii ihat the Common Conuoiidid
not poasese tbe power?aud it was
<j nest ion ihie it ibe power exietod anj \\ ini.?to an?
thon?e ot p- lmii any encroachment upon anv
etnetj* veone oi public high was within the < it.v lu i
its. Tne tboroughfarea were h iii lor the noes of ihe
general public, wen owned by tbe p. opie in
coiuinoii ami im one person could legallj
Le granted permanently tile exciusive nae oi
occupation ol any par! <>? thom. Many oavnera
of proiierty, tbe committee says, believe they are
eiiu b?d to certain privileges In the street beyond
the line lix-tl lor the erection of buildings; that
then an area lines ind stoop linea io which they
have exclusive ownership uni! hatti pun-hnse ol
the land carnes with it ih ownenh p in ihe punlic
un'.-!, io itu- lines above designated, lins isa
grave error aud a deta-ion tbal mav iel
many inch owners to mm ii oxpt use should
tbe people ol the div ever claim what
belongs io u em. Ai an early duie in the histor} ol
thia eli. tht . orporalion designati d stoop und area
lines, and pei ittod, undei very et rici ns
na to the manner ci n?iug these privileges, tbeoo
onpatiun ol oue-teuth (he width el the street, bul
in ii., case over seven feet, .m which i" . reel stoops,
amii tb, hui in uo case more il. in live
feet, lor area pnrpo ea. 1 aucea
are still in force. Within the pasi twen v , eura,
liowi \ ir, manj ownen of prop'.*rty have acted as i
tbev owned in lee ii i-onsidt-rabie portion ol the
j.,ihlie .-.tieet on whn h theil pM|.i:, fronts, lu
man] oi ihe streets i th ? nppei portion ol the city,
where propel \ is the most vain ble, arl di rows ol
buildings un erectotl the stoops ..l which ?
ooiwaroly from the Iront wall tully titteeu feot, the
iesn na ions as to height -ini made ol eonstiuction
being totally di-regarded; the areal an ex ovated
outwardly nearly a like distance, while bay.
windows pi j.' i ..ul w ai lu from lour to six leet,
willi openifugs varviug from ten to twenty t>-. t.
from ev ry floor, begmning with the basemeui and
ending with the io,,, usually the hf th t orv. 1 here
an- ui-t mces v. lure owners ol prop/ rtj have lukeu
into tlnii buildings, from ihe publii - r< ? ,.-. \
9 small li.o tiou ol as much spa< ?? in .s.ji.tie
thei oitii 01 lan 1 ,-nilace on si im a their boutw ?- are
illili.
The Committee is tl.pinion thal action
sbonld he tukeu to prevent lurth i like encroach*
in. nts hit '..:,!.. i led i bal the ordinani - i
ing bay wiudowa aud o tious to buiiil _
M npealed. 1'hie h- m.ne.
A/..17.7.1 .*}?.-..(.(?> /.\ roil I BI WISES.
Jndge Cowing yeaterday adjourned Pail 1 ot the
Court of General Beasiona, having completed the
consideration ol t!i" gambling and lottery ruses
bronchi before him. Nearly $5,000 has been col- '
Je I- il;;. the l.i-t liuee weeks front iolatora nf thc
loitcrj laws, and finei amounting t" over yi.'JOl)
won im] osed yestenlay UbarleoLohnnsiin, Charles
!>....I. U. a e. i i_ . . , .ii,.
RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONS.
AT.JOri.NMENT OPTHEGSNESAt A88EMBLT
DI.UATK AND RI MOM I HMM ON TMIPKKANCK-l')"
OP1HAHUV WITII WuMEN?THK ISIiIAN'S.
'I nov un: BBOCLAI c..kui u.m.i m ol' tiik iihium*]
Ss ha un. a, Hgy ii!).?Tlie Temperance qneo
ii vi betas called ap "his uiortiltii.' i.i thr i loam] hamal
bij 11 oren Otseoseed with moeh < irnestneas. aad a report
wai Baldly sdopted. The Permoaem Cotamtttoe oa
Tempos-ones waa aecneed ti i> lng damllet in its
ilui.v, as it^fii'.el to collect any important
?aaof -Boaey, nut thia matt, r wa- saJafaetorily ex
i*' Onad :>y Walter Carter, ..r New-Tork, a Blaber ol IBs
committee. As the discussion ?anthe teal pei aaos
lion was bested tatt aight so H remained tbi
Teetotal .it.tin-'ic men refaaed to yteld thelrgronnd
i.ii were voteddown bi a small maj' ruy. 'Hie Kev. Mr.
Ncsl.it! .fPi - Ivaula, lo a Bery ipeeebreferred to
-thc learned doctors of diviv.ty ?*:.<> come
to .li. :i-a higher Clititlelsra ii!"! >'"'
Did willing to liri men fro ii tbe gutter." Hlssllnslontos
paper read by Dr. Crosb- laat weeli was condemned 'iv
several men prominent In the work ol * and
io Hr. N. io apologise for bia remark. In doing
so he said. ?*? You know Hi.it la the iie.u of debate we
t* -,i]" Mle men i.nv ?"
"V.-.t Intemperate," sboutcd i dozen voices, and Mr.
Nesbit! .?.i" iln -h.
Then wus an effort to give thc Permanent Cnm
ii,v?.. cbargi of tuc question! of .- i!>t>_.:"i oh
. , ... , , Ui i With li ii lt ini't !'?
qnestlon, lot that wm * "t d down,
M*. ( . ? ?? log the hope for the cooimlttee thal
the Asstn.bly would not overload them af ter refusing to
gu.* tie iii ii correa poodra |
liv fur Hie mos! amusement was furnished wheo
woman's work in the temperance movemen! waa
reached. A motion waa made to" recommend to tbe
v. -ii i-n of our Church ii.at tbey co-operate heartily tn
Hu- i,-oml Mink." Mr. Greet ough. of Brooklyn, aald tbe
resolution mc nm -l corni, .il to bun, a. they were now far
in advance ol tbe men rn tbe work ol temperance, adding
?? Las) ulgbl mme ladles laid thal thc) ron! I have icttled
""lu- wbol. i tesl in lu half an hom ii Ibej had bees Hie
Commissioners and tbey would have voted for obi
prohibition."
Dr, \\i.bridge, ol Nee Brunswick, abo a prohl
Mtionist, jMtld that be contd no: a*k the women to co?
operate vt i.u tiir moa.
Dr. Herrick Johnson- l bo ioi th i wort of w laen and
honor the women, bat I do not desire lt tn "co out to the
world thal the male memiiers of thia, our beloved Pres
i.vteriau church, have Uoueuo.nin. tor tbt oaase ol
t.-nnii-Liiiec; aui ul- ws prepared for the sweeping
statement thal we Indorse tbs methods used by al
women in Hus work!
Dr. i.ans.*, ol -t. Louis- Thereon detalla in the ways
of women's work which we as aa Aaeeiubly me uot pro
pared to ' ,
Dr. <?! m's, of ohio lam utterly araatcd thal any one
can oiler Slieh a llilli-y ex. tl-e iel ll"! approving nu?
nn:.; ol women. Brothers, I would to Uod tbal rou
were all womeu. [fries of ?* No, no, Brother Uriun-.a. |
The k ? van*.* I many ladies ?li" looked com?
placently on their advocates.I were reaseared as to
im* temper of tbe Asseuiblj when Dr Crosbyaakl thal
co-operation did nol mean organic ctn iteration aud
ii. i ,i ii: - I bave al way a found tbat i ooperatlon wuh tbe
women ls always tbe safe conr?e." ILaugiiter. | Tue
rf|ioit was i *n i, a looted. Aiiit-udments nfli red hy tue
Ber. Di. Herrick J.lbusou bad iieen carried, du
Ul- lill-! pmhltlltltlll ll- ll ill -llllilive Ilii'iiMII-e, lill! V
witb joy uiul thanksgiving tbe i Oort* toeneek mt en uer
auce anti Hi salt "! intoxicating beverages by tbe
ol me Christian coiiaeience,ol public oplniouaml Ibe
strongormol the law, aud s teri _ that il ts luex]
io emplo ? a se retai) ror I he I eio|tei am c Corni
Dor to icii the mailer of Sabbath observance i*> the
it .uk o! i mi! committee, i he cause or ieni|ierauce
ut~;..i-. .1 of, tbe liulian waa taken up ami n - : is ol
resolutions ws ! * U: Herrick Johnson
waa iiiit.ptcii asklLg Congress to poss resolution*
enan.i pltnlaill* Hi-* ftlltU ot t e N.ilion C> un IlldlaU
policy tbat siiai! etuboily tbe li iwii prlueiplea
i MV Ul' l*I"K ii . il t ,111* I
ki ;>! noni iin-ii teri iu*i ..i ,.i sulla ale
? i,i - - , . be euee eil lor Ibe ;uo - n id
? i rats ol Innes sk .il be ni ide ooiy
wbere tm ton and lunate require it. aud wnen tue
i bauge i- *? "viulaiy ; t .' Iii- I
?hill is educated, tney si ill i. ? e
c. hold lands I set wa- . v . | far aa the*
a capacity io i-ti.tivat. i Ue sa ut . anti i :..i i oi i
u nd pi m. ?? ??? "i . ai i/'Vi.'.i|> s i ,,i lie given them aa soon
as tot-y 1 .i'VI io, l.ait t 'liv ll"!.- ioi Hv t l
?
Ur. Howard Crosby said that he had present*ed *
Ilai pc. ii .ii vi t lormer commit?? d been
ted twice by tin i. ami bi ii i v. d( -
prcseui Ile movi-d i li ii le- ne ? *., u *. . Itoji
serving OU Ibo I 'Ul;ul! i! .uni Iva Hr. JoUl n I
I
ii.,in ai iii bis i
i iv* i.ii I'i.i un.l. trom the Con ml net on Coi i
Prayer, rocoiuun udcti and it was adopted, lhat cou.
i i cd praiei ny all churches for be i " version of tuu
world be ma e on January 0, nnd lor qoileiii-s aud stu
1 lie las! l nu! may - ui un li.
1 . i.e.. io K inpsUall, from ibo ( u lbs
book ot Diiciplme, made a Ana report di c
?tn atm ia itel il ?. -- ii , ? ? n ti n * . i ni*.
lue next Assembly. Adopted, i iv niueinl
Dlscipbue a t-1 ,t ii .viiip ed ui
lo lae I'i* ali- ?
llni,. \ Hi Craven then presented the reporl or lbs
Bia idmg i omunttee ou i ii u ?? deal net i be
i .ii,i?? ni ihe i ,ii estate n* tl u.i
? i - ?;. ai 'i ta. m-owii
ian.* ..? ,..!.! ssorssud 532 siudt ts, .t .. nj ofl ol l
Iii !u in* ic,tat ni IBS2. 1 ie rep I
I i.e . i Ol l ii x iu :h n..-' ll nf lu next luce! _
t. i.
Billi* nt ?*.(., .' : t ttl ','.
1 lie 1".
boin Ut-iuUi kl yt ai to.-.,. i rn
greetings: Dr. Everuru ketup-lia 1, ol 1 .N. J.J
.1 .
<;. *i e ll .-* i. .- Or. ire ? ? ?
I illgii lo-lilgUI li ai v. i. . ,u i ;i i i , j. v .
Hui,i K ll Kim . .,,_ (i Qi ,.
relation itv mern il tos uue ?? rmau ul oommuiot ,
in i "ii leuij.nee," i.v l
i OVEXAXTEKH IN CONTENTION.
riii-i'.i ii'.. I', nu.. Mav 29.-?The Beformed
i'*i . *.t ii i. .ii ...i -1vi ."it synod i.-uv.eil Ita st
in v.* tina tuornntg. The Kev. David McCalilater, ol New
York, presented the report of the r-.it .i-.ii ( ,,,i,...
1 in- ii iiuit in tu vi mus av follows :
Pirti?Tiie precise ii..e of Sabbath violation, which
ia a- lune.a a -i i *>- inc ii sregard "t i be 11 ur ..
>,,,,.,,'-' i.ii, e i uie ii ber., and ott ri violating the
* ii.*- rvt a sev re rebuke. Attendance upon tty
called "aacretl roar-ens," boldlng -t wk in Bab tata
breaking corporations, is deserving ol severe eoadouiaa
t.on.
Third There ls prosinz call foi Sabbath legislation
liv tuc stan- i,? -;:il-- pul iiii a proper na-i-. not lbs ba i ol
lllienlt ne.i , bul o'I I in ll. i. i.t al'ie baSlt Ol Ood'i lil *. ?>.
Pouria .ii.ii-t. i- are rei- uimenoed to preach twice
.vi ie* -ai> '..: ii un. '-nun orf me ino next meeting of Hie
Syn.nee ii i babbatb sane Jd cation, au.l on ce on tue
relation ol isa slate lo tho aa .bato.
The report c tnaed eonald. rabU dlaensBton la tbe . ouree
of -which ..'..' of ilu- ii. legati ? -tau a ti.at ii act k u.o laat
Min* av the Sunday edition of Tbs Nbw-Yobb ti.un he
wa-sen: bj punj expressfrom Svbeueotadj toSaramga
and that tbe membera ol tbe Genet al Assemblj of thc
Cns!.) ti i ..in Church, iiieu: in n*. lon, bought inti
read the paper, even thi.***, wbo, In IBs As*
lembly, tat ore i.. mm ? atricl oboe. ?* sat i ol i be sab
buying me paper. Their nc.iou waa condemned and in*
repel I wm nil..p e.i
j. lt. McKee waa elected a trevlee nf the Board ol
li.nu muni Kuiiil. .1. K. Mt-Kii waa elected ireaaiirei
Tbe mi low ing peraous were s ided lo ibe Boord ni i nu
lee- ul im 'bj in"! : .dc- .1 -. ,1. H. i alvin, J, D. Marun
aud A. 4 f mulei. Toe m*xi meeting ur toe Synod wai
lixctl lot Maj 4, ls-i, ,,( .Nor.luvood, Dino.
MEETING ic,' MARYLAND CHURi 1IMI.V.
Baltimobk, May 29.?The centenary cele?
bration of tl.rgantesttoa of the Dlooeae of Maryland
Protestant Eplseopol Church* hegaa tina awning at
St. Paal'a Church, Cuarlm-at Diahop Plnkaey, Bubop
i.i;. o' tu- D. ie of Belton, maoj elerg- mes from ail
I arts of Maryland and elsewbere, ami u lau-, eongregs
Hon aero present, rbe exercises began st !?::!<> s m.
and in-i iai.-'l u discourse tm tbe colonial lu.tm*, of tue
Cbnreb in Vt arnaud, by Bishop Lay. ro-nighttber wai
a social gatbei lng oi deleg it. -r, oieray ..ml Invited .
al I.* hman s Hu ?., s ben -??. ei i dellv
-ii tht history ol tbe < lum b in Maryland.
AMEBII \N UNITARIAN A8SO( IATI0X.
Boston, May 20.?The anuna] meetinp ol
the Amerlcau Coitaiion Association was held bore thia
morotog. The report of the boord ol Directors shows
that 002,000 wss ree. red tor general pnrposes dtuisg
the year, besida 123.000 in bet-nesta. Than hm been
ralaed tor denomlnoUonal wm* 0224.500. IBs work
K'.ch oa Moodily wi ii v.ti. ii ttl cheer and iiitis lodoproai.
The tr. insurers reporl avows tm total receipts for the
pasi yeai us 1132.102, sad s balance, after paying ali
.t am-s, of 12,662. Tbe I.wm.- oOeers wers sleeted:
li i-n:. II ur* P. Km lei ; tie. presidents, (ii mi.'
?Mil.iain Curtis and Charles Allen; secretary, Kev. u
1. i olds; assistaut-aeor iary, George MT. Foo, .iud
treasure , diaries ll Burrage.
CONFIDENCE IN THEIR I At RUY.
At a meeting of the senior clam ol Union
_*. iieiil ai Schenectady on Moi lay, resolutions
wereodoptod In reference to " certain innuendo - tbal
bave Leen cm renl ra pnblie prints to the eOeei th ii ce. ?
tain members of tb. faculty of Union < liege hav. been
moved ib certam Batten by anworthj motives." in,
resolutions, which were prefaoed by b preamble in tba
language quoted above, declared thal i "fouryears'
Intimacy with th.me memben of our faculty ....
whom asid Innuendoes are directed, worronis di in ito
elaring that they possess too high a eenee ol bonor, too
sound judgment, tuu pei fut atigrity and toomnoh hu?
manity to bring th* ehargea ol nntruatworthlooai bbs
incomp lost any oa. from aay aaworthj bm
tire whatever." ive i solutions farther Mate toot
mia aot.00 originated entlrelt among nie sealor class,
and U prompted by a sense of tua! ilona. A oop/ol
Iho reaoiatious was received at Thi Tami: ms ott Byee
,1-1.1.1.1, accompanied bv ihe oertiflcaie ol R'UI-nat W.
H. Unger, JohaB Harolngand Kober. K. Margao,Ma
committee ol ike semor naas; tbe eertlttoaie siat.d tiiat
iwtmv-tiireu of the itiUu-ivu moiahera ol u.s aaa
were presunt at the meeting; that IS rotod for tbo reso
utlous and 3 against them.
OL'I-DOOR BtOHIB.
THK SACING AT JEROME PARK.
A min) l.l*i Of l.M .:ii:s ?nu: r.iiTTi.sti.
The Ain.'iiiini Jockey Clib will opel ttl
ipriag me. iiii. to-day with au attractive sard. Th.
t;r-jt Mi tropolttan la Uki ly te ??'??."??? ea ev .Mag leish,
and then will bs mach nu. real m Qeevge Klaney'a rr*
olag in the Aral nee, as ins admlnrs doolan that he ia
tin in-.te.it in Aaeriee, Ii lie i-. he will aria i
... The fall list of probable starten tor the dre
la BM IS a* follo'.i * :
nam bai t. ali \ rea -??' ii >'? wtnoai
ii?. ram
Iiwv.r Un lin i?' i nit i.e..r*r? K,nnev. 'i l*'l
Ul- linl,I lil lg..... . 4
ii. i.. Lori io i - coll Mag-ate . I 91
P lani, .a:.i - , . ll "ie1,1." .11 . -l 93
J. K. Kelly's.I . I aw
|, RAI I., OBI Al MK1 ..' !'? 'l-l l *.'- HAXMl LT, 1 . MIL' -.
"ll,. I'.ls.
i U-orlllsnJ'e gelding Monitor......
r inn.l's seining I'atoli .i-gmt
|,wt. i Iti, te rs ge ling lino u '.. . .".
Md-itacel'si ?!! Henorsl Monroe.
-ah re ta bury isisble's gelding cornall. ;.
Ne.-i.a', mil Mat beth. 4
(irshaui'sg nil nt u.ieii.m. 4
in's i .it I Illari tv. . 4
-?ii m. v 'I isa L ainley. 4
l.i-tie.it i,l -i- li Pres (lol.. 4
t, 1.. 1.inillsrd'scoll 1 ia a 1 -;-r . ::
lill,.I. Ri- I, HAM'll Al', Al.I. A'.i -, I '. Ill' i -
Tis
Psr-cr Brothers'gelding Carter lt. 4
limeil.i,e't horse stral -ney.
I,, i.. I,..iiii.it,.'m n.i Voluna. 4
l>. I). Wilbert's cel-ing Dapiei . . 4
Illino, v. a If I.;.,;,.. M.e.. .;
I le1.1 |.- ei - . .If J. ... ry. 4
J, l? if... J inly Iga K . . 'A
I'.llilll SACS -LUJ*. ., 1 milk.
\ ia
.t w. Bell's itiI Hag usn K..
r. Dallas taara baby.... . aged
Ililli RA B. STI trial ? BABB I i IX i ..: BBB,
S. - Pd- Viv Pde
lodge Murray .fl IO'. Edenderry .... 1 ??'
i e Mol in 6 I i.i Ul ie Hy shall.4 1 ?
Yonkers . (I li- nm nu .4 IM
Bili vi.. *> l*7|
ino argument ni Ihe motloa la eontinne tho tem?
porary injunction obtaiaed from Justice Donohue re
og tbe poi'ee iron latartertag '.nih tn.- book?
making at Jerome Part was adjourned yeaterday
m.t.i Friday. When Bu perin tenden! trailing
lett Ins oilier l.i-t evealag ho Wai mir, r
iain regarding tba aetioa oi tha pone. The
Police < or nm I s-li niels S'-lll Ihe M H I ' lo lee t'orpnl'ilt I "ll
Counsel sud told Mr Walling tbat tbej bad aol had time
lu n ml Iii ol I' r ol .l.i- e IJOUO.lUe ami tbat tue Cor?
poration Counsel alone eon d t il bim what ii amounted
to During ile day Mr. Waliing ?eni ttso mesa mgeri to
the Corporation Counsel's ottos, n-km;' if lue pollre
should ne restrained trow Interfering sritu booh m-klug,
but he got no replies MI will try to Und om before Ibe
i in ?.-." ne -.ml, "wsetbei there bi a teuiporary In uno
lion. Al pie- ni I am hil in turn B altU-tion thu: l
i.iii'H .ive nr> orders no the mi'I-et. ii there ls
u ti inp..: hiv ii .uuctton aud the pul.ee am-et book-maters
I eon lil lie .-ri i 'eil foi conti ai t ol ... ir: If mere is nu
Injunction sui thee i.m io arreai the boot mahon 1
i H.,,i oe Ina toted loi i dun io enforce the ls i '
le D. Wit hera, ol the Ki cul ve Coumnl a "f the
American Jock fi in. enid to a Tribi'M rrportei la-i
evening tbat on pools would ne sold un ibe coors.-1 , .1 ,.
imi thai nook making route probs di nol i.e inierfi i d
.inn. rou ibe club uni in nie no arraagem.nl lor tye
sal* ol ii H-kuiakiug pi ?'? di ? -.
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RACINCI AT LOUI-VILLE,
Loi i-\ ni:, Kv.. May 29. ?The track to-day
\. ,?? dow, Tht Orst race nn tbe pngnmme
thn ?? ipuiitei'mile beats, waa won bj Ihe favorite, I
in two stnigbl bi au i ',? -.nd rai
Clarke Stake, tor three-yrai olds ont nih and a q iart?r,
?.i- won by Aseeml i lellos
sm) MarkUnd third. Time, 2:1**. ascender si
lu tbe (bird rai o, w< er wi una mlle, < III
Nelle. II . III ... oin
seeoinl an I I i uno. I le I hird i
race waa the 1 i tin ? ???
? ' i . I
a ii. ? ??! 'I. i in ? ?? nb i o Idi ii Koo
second and Bob (
i.ir ibe mil. ... iee. ai >tber
i In ip one, >? .ai in '
Itt nu
. d.
1 il!: MAM IN KENNEDY I ONI
DI 11 I i -.li i ell l.i lill I SISt'S I |
J'.i-in\, M 13 '29. Mitch in!- H ll is fi ]i a nu nu'
tbe sp rung finn nwt d
to moi row it e Foil nf r Hoolan ond K
iiii. and a great di i u no ey 1 ?? .. ? . ' inda on
-1 h, 1 .a,,1 1, h. 11 trly two ?
! ,
to ??* IO.1 Ila .?' I '??'. 10
' ? ? good foi li!
-', tn In tn ' ?
for pi
, ii-in.
n a : .11 ' \ 1 - . ll - HOW 0 to
I" - '? |: ' l.l. N'KWS.
The 1 : -. '. 1 . ? i" ni < !i,iiii|.ioiis|i:n
?
. ,? il li?
nnie p| .-. e I lin 1I1..I ll' fll il :
Work with the bat To 1 also ran uronnd t te baaca In
im-.i style ii,.- . , I a good
but they wen over.mateb I. M.iain wreneOi
il o' ro ,t .a tl ?. ? -nih
taning, fhn scobie ni compelling him to nine fr. the
-allie ValeB ni'', ' loller, (mik M"i.
i.a.e. The pttchlog of Celle un excellent, while tho
im, win * b ini 111.al bi Holberl n is uni beea n
III. lill* ?e,l-otl.
, .iel Hulbertean off tho Deldlag h mon umi
Hollier! aud Ibu ni in ? lal ii.': bat Tat soon li ?-.
!.. o\> a :
, '. ' , el',. .
?/>'?../1 '.'..in. K III f'
SH 1
Nel-.e, a .
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ld l*.-i I. 1
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1 ? h. riv. 1 f
I lane, _ ll.
1 Bl ll 0 I -*?! "? 1 '. Il I
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Metm;,.,hun 9 9 ?? I o 1 :i o n
< mimili,i" ... .. O ll ll ll 1 ll 0 1 ll - '_'
i:nri,. 1; ii.'i? *.i. fi. ii .linn. 3; Cotambas 1. first base Hi
ri,..in m.-ii.ei..: a m. 4 ie on' _?? - truck om Mst..1
tau. .; loluubas I 1 <? si ls oo bstsa Metroi._n ..
1 ?. 'i nt?n? t. ll omi rea M.1..1.1 1 au tum hits t'raoa
:.i,.i iti. hun. iel Toul baas i.i- Metropolitan Vi colnm
I.im. IU li..11 1 ?? |.Ui SDlllh. \s Hal |.il. lu-. - Kee 11 I
I-Sd balls liolberl. 1. I minn .Mr. Wagner, luue ol
_.lnii I aa,1 nu .11 -ml ll . i In.
uno ol the Unest gomes of tbe season was played al
Wash 1- on Park, 1.1 1,kim, .\e-1 nl.iv. between the
I'.itioi..\ a snd 1; di U-i. |.-, Inii'i *ta?e iiuis. imi/ one
nn waa scored luring ibis ?.'anio. Plia eouteal waa a
piitiiir's in lien inroiii'lio.11, uni*, livo hits Iw lng mule.
A -lillimur/ Ol tbs genre ia appeoded.
Quickstep. 1 r blt ;,'? 1 ?
o 1. 2 1 .. Msntdug. -b
l-.ll kal If ! O ll, I O I ' I'm.
tire-nathan. 1 1 1 111 00 Wslksr, I b.
- \.\ . I ,. n 2 1 . o n| -. 1,1
Benm 1-. r. I 1 o I .1 0 11 Morgan, e. f.
...| tl. ll 4| 1| " ,W|I l.iui-i. I. 1.
Bai ber, - n 11 oj 6 I 1 .
la S. S.S O ll 0 4 o' IleI.il 1. t.
a-uil, |i. I fl I tl D .1 MC -abo, p..
Bl oakly A. . r -A nu, a I
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II l-l 1
ll IlliJ ll I
O I 1 4 I
ll ll il ll ll
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ll ll 1 I ll
0 11 li .11
01 1 ul 1 ll
'I a.a. 1 1. .: I-' A
Tomi
l:i s- -. OBI li 1 M ll INMV.l.
- 11 . 1 Oonoo n i) o_i
gm. katta p ..fl o o u o o 0 (1 11 0
lu-t 1.??? io errors .|".ta'. ,, 7 Brooklrs S Esraod
tues "joli k -I ?-[., i' j ltimi.il 11. 0. .-timk uni 'ju rkili ii 1
lirttok ii I, 1 .11 .1 1 .a- ? 1',,.
[. ? 1 r. I I. ni m.ir;. Iiini-"I gatos, 1 hmo'sod Wnunutae,
lie rt will os li -'nu,--- ai tbs 1'oin Grounds la-day.
pun mill hm, M n j 1 las of tae 11 ns: [smos wlt
lu-'ii hen ibis ??'lisna was played today between the
ai hui ie and 1 1 ?? ni n ii 11 iiini-. The-i> elaha are Ini .md
second in the championship nee. Tbe game re sited aa
?
Athletic.1 ti '? 1 11 0 0 o 11 ?_?
t lui m.ap ..., ....OOO 0 0 11 11 11 1 1
Bal. moan, May 29 ria Eclipse and Baltimore Dinoa
played ben today. "'. iconoj Innings la appended :
Baltimore. 0 0 0 0 " 2 1 n 0 :i
1 I'--. 1 11 n 11 11 ?_? ;, ,, g 11
Ai.i.ti.ii.Mi 11 r. .Mar -ju. The m I.o.ii-n in, defeated
\ iniii, niuo t.a hhs by the appended seora :
I I " : -. Il 'I J ? Il ll ll (I (I IQ
? Ul.- 0 I' 'I ll 1 1 I 0- -
tl lb a..!, -.<?.. ll: Ai live. -.
At Camden, H. d.- Pbibtdelpbia, tl \ Merritt,!.
PRIZES FOR lill. BILLIARD Pl ITERS.
Tht prixee i.. the reconl billiard tournarnenl
were awarded to the winners real ? ??. .lumbla Bill
bud lino. Maurice Daly ncoivi I *1,300and the golden
em .lim lu addlt.; Walla ? o, v._
uaui |300 ami IN n b_0O Tarlooa bealtbs
wen 1.1. propooed, thal of the Proas
ts mg tho hr.- gil ? 11. ii waa aaao
ti..ii and Vignaux noni I pl ij a matob at the huik
"ii 1 ? .-..me eoiiuiili.n- .- 1 BB
1 btcago gam . Tbs ami ii winprobahlj tahoplaeaat
He 4 eade ni o' Maota or < biekering lu L uni ao Boneo
is now suffering Irom a seven attach of i.i ness ~Wmaai
consents not io claim forfeit if bia opponent le not sole
to play on the oaie Axed. Mr. i ol., utter announced thai
l?n y bad reoelvod two challenges lor Jhe cbampiooahlp,
tbr rn-1 trom Ut at#~ **-?? tho ??, uu-i Rom v-cnaux, ..nd
md restened the emblem In fsvnr of Pexton as tho first
?h.tlieiiif. r. Vignaax waa then naked to make a muicU
attn ttexton at ousblon-oarroins, but declined.
ANNUAL MEETINGS *'E TITO RZCBANGRS.
?OMMKRCUI. AN'H KIV.VM'I Vi. OONIHTION 00 THK
I'ltont'.T. AXDOOTION MABKETB.
Ths iinnual meetings of the Piotluce and Cottou
i:.\.ha:.g-s welt*, held yesterday, la. F. Holman,
.resiileiil ..I Ibe Pio.luce Eat bange, was ficiuently
nteiriint .1 i.y applaaas while madmg hi* i-port.
Ile! hough! that tli.re v? as no dotil.t tli.it tho m.-iii
leiseoni.l move into their new apsrtmeatoIoB|
..-fore .liiinii.rv 1 n Kt. The Maritime Kxcliatige
cul tin* Pennsylvania Railroad Company; nott
) eupj two of tiie large rooms ot tin-new building.
Hi - lr. ..lu. <* Exchange .'auk bml leaeed another
?oom ni a rental <>f 1410,000 a year : t ito I'notal i ele
fiarh Company had leeaod apartments at fH.000 a
.?.?ar; tlie Western L'niou telegraph Company
..am atiaare teeto! sptaca al .*.-. nun avoir: ami
he .Sale Deposit Company 15,000 miums feet ni
the basement at .:'.">.hil. a year. Ii was mtltsatetl
hit af tor paying iiiteresten mortgage, Insurance
iud tuxes, (her- will he a net income of $100,000 a
-ear. 'Vith Droner management t'no Exchange
would he free ni debt within ten yean, I'h: m
?re;i-'* li groin trnnsociiona wno ohown la tbe fol
on log table, whn li '.'ives me sain in eash and
iptinua flinn .I.maui i to May IT. aa-compared
with tha sante period t itu previous year:
mu .
Harley.
1 --'.'.
I.II-' * ls.
ii."..7" '.Iiine
1-s'*.
Bushels
KIM
.
".un
,1 .'-vi
K I). 1)90 "a
1.1 .H.1H.U
1,'.".?".:..'.<)
4 ::?.l'..::.:i.io !iJ!i.'v.,.f,.".i)
'li i i sports i"i tho '.live period were:
U In st
.
Bys
7.42M.4JS
'
Tots! .
I.i.VT:.. .."is
-
-
*>s*j.i:!j
Mi. Holman c uiiiiiire 1: " If we ms to maintain
mir i-o'iiinen lal supremacy ami Would hate the
i.rn Conni remain lin great regulator of transpor?
tation, ti mtul be .ulai-reil so a - to .'amitie it j pres?
es! capacity sud be manaj vi for commrretal in
motwstnonly, uct tha mansgersof onr trunk lines
stop ail tlieciiiuinetioni ngainst Nett Hork ; uiskiag
Ibe freight lo New-York liv same rate aa to oilier
teal marti ct tim; let no Bpecial rates in* niven an.l
niall rife of freight be fixed and maintained. WV
wiuilil urge upon tho nauagsn of the-s great linen
ilia importance of building inure elevators al the
termini wt their minis,' Ho also called al len lion to
the Importance ol tin- railroads itt. mg attention to
the baii4*lng of warehoa.es tor Hour, grain and
previsions.
Alexandr! V.. Orr Sftggeatetl S resolution of I hun!;-.
lo ihe mtiring prositl -ul and Hoard ru Maoagors for
iii'* ah.i* consideration wblcb they had ii.icu to
ivory mt. test ol tbe Exchange.
Treoanrer Jacoby's report showed a balance ob
html ni ihe surplus fund of **lTi,4Wl 7'i. aad nf
tbe general ron-tof ti ".vj-j. 'j" A. li. Drraab
niiitctl ii repoi i of i Iii! Building Committoe
'I In i .ni loentb annual inseting of i be Cl tlon Ex
.bange was held yesterday. 1'iesuleui M. I*. field
ing was iii ih. i lu i. ami -set rotarj (Jeorge I'.. Moore
ie,il ii.e reports of tba Uoiird of Managera and ol
tbe treasurer. Tbs managers' report dwelt consid?
erably upon the cotton . i ipa ami Ibo large businoa*)
linne ny lbs 1 .tc lum ge. A depressing inlluemi*
on i he, i nit mi Iradi I ias Uren exerted Lg the ti ii pre
. ?? leutodl large yield ol I hi cot toni ropof l-*-.' 'u i,
l with Ibe inactivity wbieb baa mon nr leas
pr* taileil iu Ibu poet y> ar, rbe managera felt thal
there Wa a .v.-. a us.- of congratulation th.tt baal
iit'ia r < i Le. ii vi i, un iupor taut aa co til?
pal *i witb previoas years, ami a mtinfactorj
dog! ec of gem ral os . svails among t Ito
???I . "I III'* I. viv I r. llXtl S ll.'- of .lt 111.(1
c.non recorded daring thc v.ar were fiOi
I ales in 1881, aad
.-.iii Ul i. I. iles III Usn, ll,.* iiin-n Iioiih for Ibo
\ ?? si. in contracts i"i tut ure delivery, am mated to
L. in i l .tl**-, n-tuiis! ;;_'."r>.-.,i'iii? l a!e-ni lissi
un I _.'.;, 7 '.M. -i 1.1 ml-*-). 4 pee i ol attention ira
called tu llie movement to se* ul* a nen building,
und il >vt promised th.tt nj lite middle of June
the plans, ipei Hellions, estimates anl contracts
in M lie completed, 'lim lr. .i u n 'el ? r showed
a halan e ol . i ;. * - -> ita - u . ?? Bu lil ng
? * t lint-, e.l ii halauce n- -
? ? *er witb tile IniililiiiL' site, '?? tl h
ti.i'i H'> !>?'., allows on entire amoanl ol property
to ne.ii i f il hali' million . I bc
..li; u.ii i i.,t.nu ol . s vi * in.i i.i, llOXt.
I SILVI R El ill IR *?/..'* TED
i I i \ TON,
i ' m : ? ?
'I h ? H'i'i';'"T*i of St. Cot le Lodge o Moan - h- ld
a rei i p '.117 Weal I > ?
(bird sr., \ ? :?' ij nfl irtmon t > celebrate (lie
. ihiv lund and to do honor
in Kate ( vi ,i ni, c. lin lira! !? it *? - nd to
? i te ron e. I lu i" were al. 500 p ireona
cl *cnt. A . s itu took part iu Ibe ? -. -
.'? ..I.i. , Jo ll *,'.,. i. I.
li '?.'.. M *i (au and li I " i. Ibo Wu
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.? IH H RE E\ Pl Ol I -s.//.' / /?/ / Ma v.
Il t . I . .1 A Fri.an. I'r I* - .1 ol i"
and i'm-ni vi ii St. John's College, Korti bani, de
liv. rod a li . ? to au audi.-n n bieh
lilied i ? i . v .f tl) \ vi. r In. ni, i'i No, 21)
\\.--.' I weutj seventh -i I ? ulij i I .* a
Maller.' A -to-"! di al ol .1 t bum.
a ni nol al in t un exp. i un. nts. tin
wool far toward iihLi , tbe lecture more tban
ri
lill. I Ki -"'i OF i ll LAS1 ELECTION.
Theo lot" I!.>>.--. veli iulili-t ssctl tint t;. ii li, ii
i in1) i.i t et v lug, *. ?. and l'ifty-i
? Ths Polil ai situation." truong otber thlngi Mr.
i: - l im Hi pe fa iv Icnu suc?
re**, but that sn. -*l bj tin inethodi
that ha vi fail I We must learn tbe lesson of
tbe bast election. Ilepubllcon voters Will not subndt to
tm il, ' ,*.. man or set of men. and thej v..;i
demand thal the.ventlmisof tin* partj shall i
both i" ii ? laud thej i ike and by Hie nu -, thi j i.In
nt,. Hi ti tin . are-fall., abreast of a li am eil Kepuhlli -t
aei tin,ent and iniein! i i reprt aenl thal sentim. ul I
ii -i ot their ability, rbe i oin Kepuh
ii ? iu I-- ttl alu timi poa! bas ls * n the nondltton <-t mir
- li ibe nets plan ol orgiaulintl ni i- pul lutoop
*.r thal * . !, Bul il. ? renii ii. trill
i,,.f bo loll in ,,inin : unless I en sueb as you ore willina
.vi ?< lin pall in tins ,, ... _.nii.,u viii ann do h.nil
iiiul bout ?! ItolK."
NEW PBESIDENT OF IRISH V I OLLEGE,
The acceptance bj tba Rot. George William
i,oti Smith, B. i D.,oftbe pn Heney of Trinity College,
ut Hartford, Conn, leavee vacaol tbe rectorship of the
( Lurch of lin* lt th euier, ul 1 iiiitliivit.*. iiii'l PadOo-et,
Breoklj n, which iv ha i i.ei'I foi two years, aud In whloh
hr .,i,.., 'n I tbt Kev. ty Ih un B 1.ul, DOW ol Bb
John's Church, ta Wa-liing on. Dr. Smith la ii ?'vi'iituu
af Hobart, liege, Oeneve, N. Y_, of Ike etaas td '47. At
... e nnii- In* ?,.s a bap ala >>' ibe Annapolis Naval
Academy. Before going io Hrooli vn In* winn; several
years rector ol toe Protestant Upt copal ' aareh in Jo
ni.ii, i.l. I. He la about forty-four years of age, ol tall
and iii aided presence. De will asauuia bia bow duties
with tm opening of the next collegiate year.
AN AMERD AN SWINDLER IS RUSSIA.
E. ii.Van Riper, American < mani Bl Moscow,
Hu., vi, u.i ?< v. i Itl n to Boo. .v I'.m. -r. ot tbla city, elat?
ing thal un American la i illectlns money from botel*
keepera In Europe under Ihe boom of tl.Directorial
Map Compaoy," New-York In nturn he promlaea an
, i sui bonk contatulog i hoi .gt iphs of thc leading
hotolse ike world, Inelndlng thai ol tbe subscriber.
Among those who Lave, paid over a year ago are hotel
keepcreIn Moscow, roe receipt gina foi the money,
out ni which it ni thc i> .ss ii.' Koo a Flaker, ls
uglied bj loll a -. No ttl iel limn!)' i m N - v
in .**l on llie race. Ali ths leadl
iii tinsc:ii .i.i ina i.n i- novel board ot ibe "lilrccto lal
Map (omi..ni.y," Sew "t ui w.
nu ni is moore's mi: i un j )-.
'Iii.' onc-hunilrcd-and-fouith anuivursarj of
iln ti. H.ii.i.v of in*.m.i* Moore, tho Irlah po t. was cele?
brated In limped Park, Brooklyn, .'ionia.) afternoon,
at tbe baal oi .Mo*.m. h eoneert was given bj I
itt.**'-, third K. li e.it Band, and nn eddrnaa waa msde
liv William bull ran, ??! lin St. Pall lek Soc; it I ?,.
bus! oas d( led with Bowi r* aad erov .
l ,i. ie a aa ? iai ie ail i dance.
Hooey li.is quite n reputation as ;t colored
i""'t uer ii.f uol i .1 ,1.1,11 Hingiiuuitou. i iue
nm* when his i was i .ii . a. it. Ij from r leuma
uni. h.* rolled in tne village dociair to prescribe li
ll - niola a.IU lils pl N : ,t.I, iiiul, Bflel me
manuel. una,said: ".Vow, iioour, m., t,,u? tltwi
au I iinin i.n tl a innl ni i,ai. v,.i. r.audgive nan .
ol i three Huies ?? ? *. ? lue ? .* ? ... ? bt tine
tm '.Wiri inr.un c.i.i il ia. "Uct,Alt lu lue." jv mnn-i
"'..? -i -.- .,i ,i ,. better." "li . rou du lui is I told
v A' asked iv* Un H - "Yes, lr. Iii re I -. I i.t
1 . ive uim -e. iv tl as 11 n .1 ,i m ,.,,? bim let 1 tx tier, bm
.r dal be was as b*d as ever tgiu." I'be doctor took
Ihe Dottie, looked at lt, aud iini. was tbe pnaerlp ...t
w Im ii ... ii.ni givt -t Hu n ii. ai a ii in aboul liol
of rain-water. No aron.lol th. boy'a rbe uiauain was Uo
ie tter i i Harp 'i's B i i
"Mine (rent, dot'i beni r you look pootyvell
.uni. Out gun voa loaied, uua vaeu ae goes n *.??' k ks
like ur myla*.?? rhe sf-niii in i i, ih.I,.. . -, ,,.,,?.
fuu with lue Uermau, replied: ** A gun csu' k ; it bas
no legs." " Vat," said Ute storekeeper. "Me dou'l can
?sick. Voost van. 1 dell yon someuuga, uml I gil
Iv inc .iiilainaiiii.is. I van lu iii r pi-lnuaa nut I U owa
somalia*- s gun dou'djpok mitsiulegs" ti gu uuuu n?
breeches."? iFrotael's Weeaijr,
THE COURTS
A SHAM AHSWEB STRICKK-J OUT.
Maria Tyler Belt MMM time uu"> Wan an
action In tbe Court of Common Mens agataat her brother
in-law, Dr. Upton h. Batts to wearer ??-_? 17,000"
whleh she alleges be (ms wnngfnlty converted to ids
own use. In ber complaint she dael.ups thnt iu l**7l
Mw gan to Or. Belt $7,_-'i .-,0, with instructions lo In?
vest lt In mal BOUte. I?r. Bell did not Invest the ninney
hi r. ul estate, mid tit xpito of npceteddsnaadanat
neglected le gin baefe la her the sum ..r
|e,832 38. Tun defence is that the pUmtill
gare to Dr. Bett a certain sum of ti.oney
?the linet amount not bein)* known?not tot thc pur?
pose of baring it ta rested for her benefit, but for tho
h. min of h.T infant Min. ni- lae ene ol the money mis
to be paid to Mrs. Bell until her eon ehoaht arrive nt ooo.
Dr. Belt had paid certain Barneto Mm. Bett ?>n aaeeual
of tin mtereet oa the trust fund, hot he aoaM not Mate
in-1 how much, as he had mtolaidhie papen In eeanee
lion v. ih i.e mat er.
A motton wat unui" yesterday in behalf of Mrs. Belt to
have Dr. Hrlt\? answer strtehea out as U sham answer
lu un affidavit me: on tho motion Mrs. Bell doolans
that Dr. Bell cutt ivd into a written agreement with her
tn iiiw-t tn.' m.'.v in real estate, and that ha had re?
peatedly easursd h.r thal he had dene sa Heeuldhe
had inn steil the money In real property la Weet Phlia
delphi* ii*- always negleced, however, to dourer the
deeds to her, making various excuses for aat detag eo.
It was not true that the money was to be lunated lee
the benefit of mr mm. Tbe moaey name tn her ttoot
her rather, aol from h.r hush ,ml, Who .nd not havo uny
tn iflvc her. After the sun hud i e n begun, Dr. Be t bad
lieggnd her to t ik*- something on accou t snd discontinue
i. He lulu,Mt.-ii inn n.r?*d ber over ?7.000. He n
liise.i 10 pay uiyi binguntll tbe suit was di-cootmued aod
sne refused to accept bio promise-. Dr. Belt, lu tnsop
iln nc. it, iii mos nu,-t ol tht: allegations IB Mn
belt's affidavit.
Judge J. I'. Daly, before whom the notion wusar.ued.
decided tbat tbe auawer must be stricken out as -hun.
Ile ns that Dr. Belt'a affidavit, In which an Bttemid is
mads to show toa tbe answer ls .me, shows tint li is
HOI 'li", .il I till Dr. lt ll .las not denied ino elee.l t loll
of lin written ugnemeni to tareel tue money ler Mi set
up .11 Mrs, Bell's at-davlt.
BEERING DIVORCE l\ OLD AGE.
A suit Im- aboolotc d-Yorce luis boen brought
la tbe Knit's County Bnpreme Ooarl by Mn Lodotohs M.
Brisbane against Albert Brisbane, s well known fourier
Po ami lecturer on Metal topi.'*. Thc plalntlfi
sets forth that she ls seventy-one yean
nf n-". timi thal In I?47 sh.- met the
defendant in this city and they mutually agreed
without form of marriage to live together aa man und
wire. From that time until l ^7_ they lived together,
and tbe defendant at Bil ttoses called ber bis srlfa aad
supported ber and she Joined with him In conveyances
and deeds aa als wife. They hud three children,
whom ls still bring. They lived apart after i**7-. but
np to April, 1883, he sapported her. Tho ground
for divorce ls alleged to be the defoadant's un moral con?
dini with Ked li i Hates, wu i whom he now lire*
Mr. Pnii in-, lu his .,ii- nr, sets ap Hie claim that fin'
plaintiff wee at no lime his artie, ami only his boose
keeper whoa be lived wirti her. in 1833he married
Ail.e Le Bran m Havana, and she eatae lo tins
country and lu ul with him ut Dalai ia, Q sa ease
lonnie. until i-.:'~. when she retuned lo
Rurope. *'i- Ired nn ii 1*82, and v'? r marriage waa
nevei antin In 1939 be b .ar.le.I with the uli
mother iu v..,:.., i it., tata etty. The plaintiff wes tue
wifeof Albert Durand, whu wa-m Europe. On bis re
turu be - euiei it divorce ir.un hw wile un the around ol
rn r ii at es with the defendant. The lat
i-r'- relatlo ^ with the plan.nil ended lu
I h4*_. and were resumed In 1848 at uar rou tu :
? i ? mt | ? , ? I ' i- name ??
bi* ? ?? ?? ii- i ne i un I bas alli levitt
l.rm _ne. lu.tn. r o' i h? di fen Isa
I: v. .loliu D. < ,i i |.ii.a .. ' a ii .ii -. Dana aiol Audn O .
Daria, to Ihe eUecl tu_t she waa known aa
ie .a in rt le,- sine foi thirty
reurs. ih- ?' '?? "..'a ino ler alleges tbal
tnedefendant told ulm ins man-tare with Arl
H iii I el ? -ii ui--.ol-.eJ. I I.e ilet, il '.H.t IS alleged 0
h ? m.- I ? litton for a! ? '???? l
lc before Jud lu Bl -oh ' D > .nit-iday,
bul .e. i ,'.,'. I a IJ 'll lo il.
IT uVER STOCK TRAN8AC1 IONS.
John L. Colby begun re-centiji in tbe S
ri.,rt'oi.rt nu iction against tug?stusH. i
smount slleged to he due bira on
Hons uhii h he hail oond ictod ii
Mr. Peabody'a broker. Il la alleged iu the cou
tbat tbe p ilnttft tn l*CH ought on acc-untol Mr. fi .
j.-un shares ol stock of the Lake Bl
? the ? ..-I ol *l i-'. r ? waai
?
i omit, nf #10,31 tl io. 'lin sum had never been p
Mi. i. shod*. rn- plaint*- si.icks to ree .?< r on ir n
? -??-?;?,. Mr. Pes
in hiss 'Ol valli' h the
?oat be -hon
I-,, i ,, no the pureba ? hy the plaintiff, a bo
\ I- ..' | le! who
lu i! Leen importuning linn to oiiy tbe .-to, u .ti..I tuarn lug
hun thal he wool I ui-ko
I ' -?- ie, it. li .:,,-.., '. ? , ?
? o. .Mi. 1 .
tl. .Mr
- ., ... lt Ht |,,1 -.
ive -i ' lor Mr,
.tran.*, luted Ul the ag
tn irate 1" mole than ??,' "?' I, (MW.
lue i a ??? ca. lol ll
Uni ts lil bo con lin u. d to-lion lu
. .
THE CASK OF BAKKK'l I H. VAN AUKEN.
Judge Cullen, in the Kin--* Count j Supreme
Court, yeeterda* anpoluted Dn -tens and Bberwell
i ii,i.iiii-- ii...; ? ni ,,inai y to ( Bal i :t ll. V.iii
Aol h. i-i uni,. n *?ew-Voi? :
ia a pnvau luu ni ? as> lum In 1 , ? >. LL, a
lenin.e wbethei helaina ii' condition lo appear lu
In the pion-, dings to determine but isnity.
Ex-Judge William H. Leonard baa writ! na letter (?>
i in mini m ' oin i tn'u.' the menti ?nof ihe name ol "ex
.In. - I.e ei II a- i o.lli-a-i fol li.IT.it li '.'ail .Auk. i lil
tin ellon in ijoia.ii ins r lease from a lu .i o a~a au
rmi ulan a- . I for II I oojk i III |ir?*c iL
?ii,--or use ni ire rue letiei t*ys: " I have bet-o m
f..run.i . e i suotht-r lawyer In tbo city of ms
lt I U-Ve Ul-Ver Ueurdl HUI he'is au ex
Judge, Ibo use of the Ut le ol ex-Judge ts, retry proitu
bly, witboui n'.v .'Urrenceon bis puru" Tue writer
anus tbat ibis has ?< ? i? med lnipdr.es from bis friends
unit lien ".m.. e inn ,i on pn.eaaion IV with a
o: i he i ism - nu tn cd would uo ibis to m ."
I ii lolleat .ei ol ihe mt?ic of I ol for . lu- al?
la . .i muutie* in the form In wbieb n apiteared iii .iii.
iKiiiisi wim made on tue authority u tn btwyer him?
self, io mi- i, o' known town- reporter and rave uis
t.e i r pn ii-.i nm as "ex-Judge I ouard." wi,ea
.t-l. i .' In I- In hud ht i ii Judge ho an- ..eu .1: " In au
lime."
JOHN GILL'S MENTAL FAILURE.
Proceeding* wera begun* few months ago
by coate ol the eblldren of John QUI to have him de?
clared of m.-nun,i mind aad tacapable of managing ins
own ail ni - ii wu- alleged that Mr. mil was au old man
wno had fallen min the toil- of two women servants,
Harriet and Alice Woodhull ?'th whom he had been
in mi* lor ii ii ri mi.er oi yean, Theos women, ll wa* s.iui,
hud driven Mr. Bill's children out of hla hoaie and had
prevented them lor yean Irom seeing him, and had Bi?
ned? vot n largo part ol bia property away trott him
mid were attempting Ie ,-.'i the real. After ronald
testimony had iieen lak-u before a -lui nr- Jury, the pru
ceeuings were diNnm-si ?; for Irn-gularttr. New" |.-, \.
lugs wers luimeil italy he-run, and tbo first beam
tm.- me Hherirt's im i ass bud yesterday, hut i.vbli-m-e
ol Inter .u. lue next bearing will be bad ou
.lillie 7.
A WILL DECLARED GENUINE
Mary J. \\ Ilkina died gome time ago, leaving
a will .lat. il in l-7'i in which a o disposed of an estate
i .n*riii.i.iMio. Under the will the testator's btu
baud waa tao solo b netlolary, ihe probate ol thew iii
waseonteoted by Sin Wilhins's chUdnn, who produce i
a du iiiiieui purporting lon,, a later will, wblch they
sold they had rouodlntbe bar-room of tbe liquor shop
... cuph 'I bj Hrs, u i.iar ? s-uiueui . ive tbe
p.,,I- itv to Ihe lu.
hui rugate k,,i m_ ve.urd iv barnie i duwil a ..? eisioii in
h? hu ls lin; tue first Uocumoui is tbe genuine
M..I if Ml... U ll.lui.
?
CIVIL NOTES.
Dr. Donging Sterling in 1879 Blipped .uni
fel on tbe sidewalk rn Chambers-st., ami tit ins fall
broke tbe knoe-puns of bothlega Ile sued tbe oliy to
i covi i | .0,000 aa damag thal the stdewalk
was covered with Ice aud rn a danjrcroua.inion
.......i. waa tried y< iterdaj ti
na I Ile Jil- fall .1 n. ...I. ..
Jnil.c Duly baa vacated the injunction agninsl
tbeKqull blt Oasllgbt Company as io laying mains lu
in-- -in di oiagei -ntlcrsoa who
procured i ie original order. Thia ls tbs I
w!"r!' ! ?< .i -""'I out and vacated i.ral was
iii the -no. n..i ao I tbe second In the - i ir* ..? i*.,urt
1 olli e
'"'* " I le [.le eUl '.' ? - 1.1 'Thieu ., r M-.X
pl- Vt ?I nu- iii w ton,e., nv Hu;,, !_,-::?_ ,i i .
I ? < .. : ic. I I ,: i
IP
COURT CALENDARS?MAY :>1
W"' Hie si It-i.r-:.. ,. i Hot "I.
: *.?. .il. 14
, I. 1 ..-...-? ?
.17. I-. .na .? '-*? "?
?**?? ' ?' liBSBBAI, 'lKltll-A,',j?i.,i,M milli to
^"?-' " , ' " ?** . wo. nu. .otT.
ti. a ... hm,, hi, ai, im.
. -' r'""->'- ' '?' -'i-i.iii Pam II Belora Larrasssn. 1?
,,..;;,ir".*?*??n-dOioc-rs* bs-fcagt. Uosss No il sa
14 i ' I ! '..l|oi.riii-i nt,ttl tu monow
-''? ' ?' ai Bs sr- ii....i,,. s, . mtestod elli el
-ui*- Bcoaow -t ;.,..,j a.. iu ?..i.ua GsUalar at ll * m
sm-Biog rot'?T-srBci.iL Tann-Before O'donnsa. J
No <l if calendar. *
Ml-rKWOaCoLBr?TBUt.TF.nM-l?ARTll-Uefor?Triu*-.J
A .'Jon i neil. -.*?.
I'art Iii n*fo>-? ftiL" I'la-ii. J.?Case ou?Colbr azt Pm.
bo-'y No-lav saiaodat. ?**'?
i'ommo-v Pi.ba_i?-.ritciAt. TEBM-Bofjrs J. P. D?ir .
No .lay calendar.
t oimo. Puuo-Trial Tei-ui-Past l-Beioii: Van Hoan,
J. -WJOUlUfil. *
BO MESTAL FAILURE IS' MU. STOKES.
Tint examination of witnesses in the Stoke*
WUI contest was continued yesterday before Bun-orate
Moilun. William M. Hiil-l'iid. of the tina of 11 al-r.-.t
Hanns iiiul A Co., testified that he bail kn..wu Mr.
Btokeo for many years, anti hail mar him frequently.)
Daring thc year prior to Mr. .-tokes's death be lived .,?
the Meek below Mr. Btokas'i hsess. BS BttBatMt-M
same church with Mr. Rttkm Mi usually on siii*,|?y
wnlkeil boiiie from eliurch witb him. They tslketl on the
ii.um eouvranooalaahjeeta Thewltasm sBservedtha
? i!e,ts of grewtng yean oe Mr. Otohee, bm Old aol ob?
serve any failure of mlud (,r Imttnaalltj.
Charim V. Shanott said he had kt.own Mr. stokes fora
n imi.eiof years, in 1990 ths wtOMSS wm a derk f..r
si.i,in...re a Boas,esoloMsehsata Mr. Btsfess m.te
Hie iiihee thies lt ass aa* gays orders tor east to ths
wines* Mr. Btokeo soetaed pa-ntkally weaker tims In
lorin, r rears bul tu. r.- waa oo wealtuees ot mimi
whn h th. witnr ts bail obeerved.
... twge u Kio-', of Detroit, Mich., teatlfled tiiat he hui
natl charge ol Mr. Stokes's Michigan Isnds. ile bad h ni
? ?' oded business relations with Mr. Stokes, lath**
spring ofl-s| he had sevi r.tl Interviews witb hm* m,..
t.r which resnlted in a large sale oi laud. Mr. t-toke*
in n d Independently In the coodocl of bis boslnesaattafn
Mitti tbe k.ih. ... on one oci.ihioii iu. mm winiam
wan'ed him to ia**.e from some person 10 ;***r cent biteN
,-*-r. imt bc refused to do so, ssyiag that 7 percent vii.
enough
The exandaatttwaf thswttassi mil BcoBtlaaaioa
Friday.
TUE TRENTON Ml SISTER RETURNS
TnJCNTON, X. J., Muv I.'!).?The Kev. J. IT.
Boyd, pastor of ths -Pams Mr* | Methodta. tn ure a. of
timt my, who lina been SMsstag sim bj Ihurmlny lavt, lins
returned. He started for "'"gTtTB ta TkBISdajr. hal BM
taken su-k oo the a ty mid wi ut to Lia ?othas'i Boom tu
philadelphia A telegram whleh boaeal !? ku eoagro*
e ii .nu mi .-i.iiiii'.i.ii iiai-.-.ii 11* i. Ue ls still vary slak oad
hus returned to Phil idelpnla, saving oosie ben to paiat
leal tUt anxiety ot htscougre/.itioii.
FEATURES OF TUE CHICAGO MARKETS.
inr TBLBOBAM To nit". ritiiitSE.I
Chicago, M.tv 29.?To-gocroor, Doeontiog
Doy, ls a legal bolidny iu Hus state, nun willi* no
i of Hie Beard ?f Trade sad tuc liaaksaretai
be closed. The speculative marketa ou t ie cw ur u bssV
day am, m a atmeral raia mei aui aaeartala Tii-y
were go f. eda v. Tile feclitnr to ni.,'ht ls that tho pring
win go off. A great deal of whees wasseM smmdap,
IrsIfolsmswm a ssUrr, Ksmhawwasa mttorsadm
t\.t I.:u ll.lom. Tin* latter anticipate I alirtl. bleak aui
i? p. i hip* he p.iv slime o: ti ra to engineer it.
The im ti erewd ia mundalong of the Msry stmeeratog
th.leal " t-t-ing run !>/ N O. Miller a ,1 hu :.
throegb lin* broker,aad IssaeeerageOm di?i.. l vm
by ins recent vt ry heavy salsa Tile tent la thai Usg,
biota's riven' aaies have bssa tor bis smttsnd essie
ii.'-. Xbs New-York c t.pu- ia BOtselltag. It ia li a ii ir
tug on io its property, o. Ike xliteom sf such a t?:..).?
aud of ns oiviiermilp of m my lui lina haskell Bf gr lin
lhere is no dooM at all. TBS lufo.-.u :': .n eoSBMtoa
nie w lie kiiuws.
Boam ot tba rom OBI tm to-day's wliuk'.es-, a'nt for \Rg
i atora little further deeUuo, an- th.a,.; c. j.
Kershaw, an Influential trailer, ins of lam heeoen
?? ii, arish," being of oonrai cognlxaal of Ann un and
Kent's operations (Armoor bring a parts r and maay nf
the operailoos being corned ou tkrottgUC J. Kerakaw
A Co.) Kerakaw sold for kM eastmans elna th* i
gr. ii trader* were selling oat. He, besides, want very
larg li " snort," naturally exp ctlog a weakneoi after
so mueh groin waa tarawa on tbe markri u
lO-day, I .all ara of Mrll I Md !.:.. I B B*l ..porn!:.) is
anil waaia to -;ei -tack la nu uo. bm al loin r kooroo au
i ' mi ii ali iu- tii!<in ths ma
kel .i- WII wauka*. He vij<ioii tha saint side her ,s l
kia taettra bod aoBMthittg to do una Ike town I
ll then ls std ann ?? sbewUI sniteabtS-Uy be
I r -t.
Many tradere who ire M bolls " on wheal are el
opinion that tbo Got . port on tae epilog wheat
- i indeed mr Jane l. . that li will
. .in-* a rei? - ? Ing by p opts e hi ..:
i?. * on thi al sutton, aad thai lower ggnres will b*j
? .v. rradere wooreosoo to this wo) sroofi
v u.itei i' ni iv i.e i i'-tr v lews Its to th- Hil I
Irons of gijitunr o it now and of getting In
when ll * sn ? low. r
? I tn-nlght at -ri 13; for luna, st
- I ? it |il 1 and for the year option at
i ires wen _ 9 i '*i ?? un . i Ul ???
luetiil Vltlll Im li - ago,
k ki eat i f ot Ot. Louis c th Is -fr.* uni lg
>U today a i ? 7 I*? urn, bit
lol rv vi were io u over' Big Bl lg I
ia li .lind tor New-York and o...<; p..nt- by a il
, lal ge .-ii irs Of I to *. B
cl is ic 'in.' through on a - ?? ;. ra e.
i.i -?? v. : i ie .iv.t l lie Jua. ima .!- pl
: bl lealij to Bave i ?> laflu.
lu 11 .ni.i . Corn men say, Oeaides. ta
tue *-n Louis elevator* are now aoing tbrouiia
i a bud . . .-.
I ue big r ? - I'.
f..r in t ie lame B ty, iltuo i^'u toa oa:s ?? . i . o i.if
;, I. ii au of c a., > ? . . . _ ?. vi i
? ? v. Jil c ;l |it|
dto-niguta arir- . '-? nader last ni.hL
i.i . rauced i-i i 'i . lo-.l.y, a d ih trade la it,
iii, ....-I larger tu in if has
day w Ul saaou I ll I
- ..iii'ii'iHii,some ten
. i higher, b il were heoi , aud opp at?
tn le- 1 ? . llie , . 1 - Veli . li I ." I- I .
uren ba iw re .. lae yards, .mi ia<t week's i
Im ii-," ih.it atora ba/s a oj ?
. a* 11* i ... rt ck ik a last, is belug vend.*d Armour
, ,. i ? io on ii,ii .ni; 11 ar aud otb i* *.
options. ?? *u.e as aioiiin in .ILL Pork toilSJf
... an. *l tOal.ic. above ia*ii ui.u-. sod oiossS al
-i!..; i liv .... iud Ju c ad ai *-*Hi I ."??_? rn ?! *?*.
., ii was Sc, higher, and cljoad al ii*-". ,
ll .per.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PlIILAI 'i'!i. Ma* ' i'ii- Ki ;,i i
Liniia) nada I'iii nt' blag doing treen talpmeai
. lu -nv Wi ik .i - .,,*.-.* *?'. m ? . .
- 'tb; do f-trs r He* tiia*le it ? I .
r.i , j, Paoaisytvaaia raaulv. *v "ii" clear, *?-.. aa
..:. \. -o In BUS sIlil<;|,t, at WI ut el 1 aieuU toO
?ii . i . 11 Patent, - .- ? ?; M in a. M ks
- I weak alair a awderete ?iteemailvs
Lu-ia.-.s. veil ..ll .? j Vi n,:n ab i*;*.* ?? ..
I .v. , . i , i' , - i ?' ; .1' .. -1 . . ,t , I' a-an ?? , il a.
j*i .1 No 1 KeU in exi*'.il elevator, *! .'..'iti tots, nn.l
l.e.lil lalo ll', i . N*. . i. ,1 ,? - . . -
? Uoit...Si l- .No. - Had Jiu:**. *l-'.-.-l- - l
'ii Bl'il i "I" Xnitttat. SI ".'I'i*-. .
imi. ri -. , sakes looa, SI .--j bi.i, t: __' aakatl. Jalr,
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