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KEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
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MB. EVANS DEFENDS HIMSELF.
mo REASONS "OR RKV-V1N(" titi*CIAL AGENT EI_
PRIDGE ANI>THEAI'P<.LNTMKNTOPC. M. HORTON.
[UT TKLBORAeil Tt) TUt TR!Bf!s"F..J
fPiSa-afOTtW. Juno 22.?Comaiitsloner Evans
gtontly defends his action in dismissing Special
Agent Eldridge aud appointing 0. M. Horton as bis
mmtmnmkOt. Mr. Eldridge, lia says, may havo some
ability ne a lawyer and office man, but he ia
v.holly unfit to perform tLio duties of a _*_*-_
ftgont. Tn regard to tbe circular issued by Commis?
sioner Ra um in April, 1881, warning Internal Rev?
enue Collectors in Now-England against Horton,
Coinmiasioner Evans to-day said.
"I cut that circular out of The Trihi sk,
aad at once began an investigation here to lind
out up.m what facts or statements it
was based. I sent for General 8ewall and told bira
I waute.'. all the facts. The only papor be could
Ami relating to tho subject ?as a letter fr om a col
lector Who had received one of the circulars and
tbat lotter completely vindicated Horton. General
r_s_wall said lie remembered that some verbal state
mci.t-a "?-I'M ting Horton's practices "were made to
General Katini by Eldrdge, and perhaps bf mSltitB.
and t bert ut ton the circular letter was -writ-en. lt
weins to me that was a strange way of doing busi?
ness. As to the charge against Horton on account
of the Boston aud Albany Hail road transactiou.it
amounts simply to this: Horton discovered ,_ viola?
tion of law, which thc company subsequently OOtm
promised by agreeing to pay a penalty and .til the
costs. Horton collected from thom a small amount
onaconuut of bi? expenses in the case. It was a
part of the costs."
Mr. Evans handed to the correspondent a bundle
of laffan, each of wliich was indorsed with tbe
name of tbo writer and a statement to the effect
tbat. hs '" raaa-Mamdl tho appointment of OL M.
Horto.i M :i revenue agent."
All of these letters, except uro, wero written
aiiout live years ugo. One, from J. H. Manley, a
mern Vi, -i ni iii'" Maine Republican .State Commit tee.
is dated May 23, 18*3, and ceitifies that the writer
knows Horton to bo " thoroughly qualified to par*
form fie delicate and arduous duties of this posi
tiou," Underdale of May SB, ISSB, ex-Collector
Wi A. Simmons, of Boston, enmrneuded Mr. Horton
aa beiug "peculiarly qualitied for such olficial
life." Ou Juue 2, 1S-S3. (iovernor Benjamin F.
Butler wrote that he lind known Horton " for many
jean ns a painstaking, energetic and oflicieut offi?
cer, whom 1 can freely (muara !."
After Mr. Horton was nppointed Secretary
Chandler wrote to CoBUBlaitoii-S Brana, under data
of June H., as follows: "I had intended to asic
von peiso ,;illv to make the appointment of CM.
Horton i.-t Ki-venue Agent. His select iou is -.ratify?
ing vo mt?. and I havo no doubt, he will provo one of
your m,?t useful aud effleieut officers." Of the
same date ii tlie following note from Mr. Blaine:
?' Mr. C. ?. Horton was for several years an agent of
tbe Internal Ktvenue service in New-Englauu. Bo
far asl know be gave complete satisfaction, and
loft a most creditable record lor fidelity, integrity
aud efficiency."
Deputy-Commissioner Bogers is reportod to have
?aid to-day that Gani ral Bewail will soon be re?
moved 11oin his place as chief of the division of
?peciil agents and assigned to duty iu tbe field.
NEW MINISTERS TO PERU AND BOLIVIA.
CAI*IAIN 9. L. PHELPS TO OO TO PERU A_.D RICH?
ARD OIU118 TO BOLIVIA.
WASniNGTOK, June 22.?The President to?
day I'ppoiated Captain S. L. Phelps, of the District of
OttttmbrnX Minister to Pom, and Hietiard Mil of New
York, Mlm-tcr to Bolivia. These appointment* wert,
made Beautify by tne resignation of Mr. Partridce aud
by tlie return to th- '..'ntied States of Mr. Maney, wtio is
111 Brid u-al'le to reman, flt his post. These gentlemen
have he. i .*. lee'.crt baaaaM ? their familiarity with tue
laii-'i.i?i, n if? aird ,".atoms of the Pacific Coaat of
South A malina and heo..u_eof die-""resident's aaaMaan
lntlitir dtaeratlaa. It is learned at Hm mnmrntrhmmth mt
Btate t .i_* Mr. ***re_iB_fh'_yBaa wine time aco ______ an lu
atruciioi. to the Milliner to Chill to propo_e a bmtit __
peace upon whloh all pintles ct.ulrl agree, and which lt
was hop i, if concluded, would bo permanent This
basin wa<* n siilwtanoe the ce-*-.cn to CUB of th,. 1
vian territory ol Tara pa aa and the submlnr-.ion to batar,
tlal arbitration of the question whether a?y additi >ml
tertttory should be ceiled, and, If ao, how much anti ea
what tem;.. Tr-, propo-ed I tttaanal WM ________Mtei te
the morie ntntivcs of Chbi and lVrn _WM_agtm,
and loot with their approval. Binni ly attn HM I
of Uti* ienirut tion by Mr. I-osaii, h-.wever, the OMUaa
Oovcrriin -'rt bini conic to an arranirement with lah-*!;,*,
tbe result ol vrdr!i luvt al ready ban announced 'ty telo
(rr?i>ii. -Thc-herli rsa en ta tha popular eeatl
men: oi f ra, nd will i.c-ivo Hm labwaaual limul of
ita peupie ,*o as to lalbiriai atlMf OM_tri__*! to recognize
him tn n (li'.-u-nt that republic, is a question upon which
Mr. Lega?j M.". Phelps .-.ad Mr. Uit.ua uro exi>eet .d to
furnish liie ii.,vt rument of Cie United Mates with in?
formation ui>oi: which it may justly u:ni tamely act.
VM_attaaawH__Ma .viii b-.- ? ry aarataHy iDitructea.
broad a.- -re.imi I mly I.e lett lo them a. to
tile U_M__.il.* or iheii- ct,ein., .uti ti.e t.u, ctn.:, oi tie, liiiial
_-_s__jgiii:io:i of any tU/ucto gov cr ti.tn-.n m Pera ls ra*
Barved !?? -.:t Qovammi ul
Mr. Phelp* tn** boru in O.io. isa '.i.tdii .??? of titi-N.iva,
Academy Mt Annapolis mid nerved in tin- Navy uutil lbe
?io_e ot i,ic t"ivii War, tv_,_n be resigucd and entered tue
aervii* mt tbe Pac. tlc Hail sn-uusini. Ca_ipair natl r. -
Udeii lor da . t ral years in < lima, J it jun and Mal
tulilisiiiiia: ira service iii Illino cc ti ni nen. Ho it signed
tui vic??;..'.-titl'-ut ol the c i_,i....;.:a. and waa ap..
Promt".n: oi tue ISuar.i of Com mi-isiouer.! of the Di-tltlci
of Coliini.a. winch offlea ne resigned :a 1877. Hurlnir
bis e* ;n. t ci o i a.it,i ii.- Navy he wa* for no.no ii?ie ut
ta-.ied tu tue Soulu Paoli! *ltiuadruu a id spent much of
bis time ni Chm uud Pern.
Mr. i-'iliiM wai United Stales Minister to Peru from
1875 to 1-.79, wliicu ot-lt- bl tilled acceptably aud i.n
tained a (i.uiougii kuotviedgo ol me language aud pr.u
ples of jrovcruiueut ot Toro aud lt. adv, Bolivia.
a mah.mini nv BBB ClilUAN MIMMIU.
Befior ...I,doy, the I' nil lau .Miul.ier herc, mild to-night
that the niattniicni that Secretary l-'reliugliuyscn'.
propo-sition for peace nogotiations between the two
countries had been submitted to him, aud had met wit'i
bia so|tro\a . waa en-oucoua. Ilia laenWcHeai Irom lon
Govt ni! ..cm, uid notr he said, adu,,t of bis exprt
any opinion on such u suliject. and, li.iiividually, he rn ia
opiK.sctl io tue sut.iuiasiou ol the qaeattou of the ,
Ol terrnory to arbilratioi:. BpeakiBI un an liitlivitiiiai,
he would nay thal however just ui hilra .mn miehl bara
been b fore the war between tne eumur t-. ncnratioii
Biter thc warla the present couailiou ol allans, nhould
liol bo ooii.idt :> l.
THE BUL INVESTIGATION.
Washix<;tox, Juuu __.--Belan thc Hill lu
?estigatlna Commit!, roth 'doy morning Mr. Mureil wan
eroM-exauiiiiod at great length and some sharp .ue.
Uous and retorts paaaed baiween lum aud conn-, i I,.
tbe.de f*. Mt flu-v..tnt ns a_slated that the greaten!
frauds uik.ii tue Philadelphia liulidii y wero UttpttkOtOi
arter Mr. Hill li, caine nupervinlux aieiiltect aud after a
BUperitit. ii !eat had Ih-ok put in eL-mg. by the Ar.-hitcc:'**
Ofllee. This auperinteutleut wai tidally lucocpe',, nt
and pei-u!i.tod the gro-Keat frauds. Yet he is in the
employ of the Aichltrct's Office.
In reply to a question by Mr. Coleman, wltnetw nail
bia gr ni ,,'. of complaint uirain.t .Mr. lilli was that after
having his attention called to tho gross frauds I k ?
wero being porpotruted Mr. lilli still wcut abc.id aud
made tho uiodifloal contract, based upou Hie fraudulent
Md eirc^lvr ra es v. h ch hat! bc-ii paid iiLdor the lo
per wut cuiitractn.
Mr. New ?ubiultu*d the views of tbe co-cmlttee as to
ihe Nap! nf Hu- lu ventilation, and saul lu part:
The qui-iion bltoetl-li mualUac u: " Is the office of
tbe supt rvming architect now cor, up', or has tho |nct ut
eapervialiiK architect t.oou ttuiliy of fiaud, corruption or
wrougdouigl Tlieluventigailou aofar haa been din-cied
to tha ui-jtiia -fl 15 per cant contracts, aud U_c inus.ci
tlon *tae,n, to snow that ' tho pnaaa paid nuder UM
?odille-t coutiaat* werr-largcly In exc?s* of the lowest
market ra los.' This the su|_ervl**lug architect expressly
admits by his au*wei. lt may. ihcreforc. bo ~-|-'
that toe name m.* of excess of prices paid over what
waa the lowest market rate of wasfoi aad overa mir con
tract prue lu open eotopctitlou in all thou: bulldmg* so
erocte.1 uu.ler the moditlm 15 i*_r c^ut wutnteU, aU(1
that tbe Kume ratio of ncc.* ot profit to the eontraetora
iBsald oth- r bulldiugs ove- ami above what would hava
?eaaia fair prout, exists lu such ..thor bulitiings. aa ia
aaown by ueneral Btetuwoiz aud admission of Mr. lim to
exist in tue Ph.la lelphia llousi,. Assuming tbls state of
laeu to mut. it devolve, u-mu the proaeent.?? ,? ?_,,?
by other ovioeace or argument thai, tho W>_n_____?
architect waa guilty,, fMad mfmmmitm lntUJikl?J
^i i^.pF^___n^^^^_
aei.rin.i, dafter tba nubu.i_-.on ?f -.":.! .^ t^. . .^ '
anew Itaad or oampttoa on the part ol Mr 1 u ,'f sU.
te*timonv can be adduced." mu* " *u "'
Mr. Jacni.n, chlel ci. rk of tba BH|_BI llalaa UlhUlU .
Ctloe, vtus sworn. Hm t ..'nuony wa* nvcit t_T_l?._r
that Mr Hill was peraoaally napoSs-.We /ir coria u
ahmigua-u the ,,laus lor tue Phitaooipau bullum. Ly
which ihe (aiveruiueul tviis autdeoted,a_ch__r?__i nt tim
proeocution, io au ut.uiCotial ami linn ee?aary eine-se
?1 a!_44,_HXi. Mr, Coleman auuounced tbat he aa. r?ad_
5g_f_______** *wnBli'Wt of Mauly, Cooler A Comuany.
Of Putludeliihia. Tue prooecutiou la thia cnn,- clam, tnit
aootract* for tire prool aiiuitern fur the public ouu.iiii'.,
mt tbt; country havi* be. .1 ctnitrolled by cenalu poratiu"-.
awn.ly rh? Untu_l Mates tire proof Iron nata amt
abutitr Coapauy, ot Iluatoa, and sluo. Mr, Hld oau ?
into office tbRt lt has been impossible for any otber eora
panj i, c ui.|iete. Ths rest of tho dav's session was de?
li. Vd tn lill'
Upon the opening of tbe session of thc commit icc this
morning Mr. Thomas read a siafmont froi i Mr. Damon.
of th? United Staios B_*-Prool Sat-- and Shutter I
1,1, ?n which he dented the statement made yenterday by
Manly, Cooper 6 Co. Mr. Mill was then called tn thu
stain! nnd examined ur Mr. Coleman. He said tbal wben
Mr. raylor flrat spoke of tba allege.t attempt ol bribery
by Mr. Damon he (Hill) told bim to put bis statement In
writing. The *itut reqnest for a postponement of thc
test for reason ol il." s leged '.rii erv wai made by itrp
reeeDtatlve K Hey tn Rill's oflloe. fte gave'the matter no
further coLslilerallon beyond repnrtlna 1' to tb* leers
tarv. Mr. coleman siat. ii tba) Mr. Manly ann lils attor?
ney, Mr. Addison, wopld ne ta WaS-tngtOO on Monday
to testify to the bribery eli
Mr. Mureil was redialed and sahl rt? came fo Washing?
ton at tho request i.ud expense of Hie stone-cutters to
notify tl>e Government of ihe fntu'lo winch were being
committed. Ho did so notify Mr. Hill and tho commis?
sion.
The committee at 12 o'clock .nljournel til! Monday
morning with tM nuiloiMamilu! 'hat, tho Mauly &
Cooper charg'is will then be disposed of.
CONSOLIDATION OF KEVENUB DMTBB Ts.
Washinoton, June 22.?No qiu-stions of
importance were considered to-day at tho Cabinet un-t
ing, which was adjourned early in order to allow the
President and thc -Secretary of the Treasury to dispose of
all pending questions relating to the proposed consoli?
dation of internal revenue dUtrlct*. It ls understood
that a general plan of reorganization war, agreed upon
and will lie nady for promulgation to-morrow. Tbs
Commissioner of Internal RareoM Said to-daj tliat it
would l>e, impossible to put thc proposed pl tn Into eil 't
fur tereeti en eks yet. as lt weald .require some time for
tbe new MUeaton te get their bonds ready.
lt is understood that tin" number of new districts will
B0?a reduction ol40 or 1- districts. The num?
ber lu New-York will bc reduced from l'J to 7 or li.
THE WASHINGTON I'O-T.MASTKKSiill'.
Waem-MQTOMi June 22.?It is repotted to?
night that Colonel D. D. rarkcr, of New-York. UM
marat Chief of the Inspectors' DIvih.oii of MM P
lillico D'patt merit, wlil be appointed to-mon-ow citi*
Postmaster tu succeed Mr. Tullock, wMdled Ibis week.
THE AKMY ANT) NAVY'.
Washington, Jinn* 22.?Lenv:* of ahnaoco
for two months from August I -t. 1988, with penn -ii. i
to remain abroad for that period, has MM gil
First Lieutenant William M. Mcdculfe, Ordnance De?
partment. Tlie leave of absence, nu surgeon's certifi?
cate of disability, granted first Lieutenant Douglas M.
Scott. 1st Infantry, May 22, 1998, _oi hcon extcm'.i d
three mnnibs on surgeon's certiflt.'.to of disability.
aOommaoder Fraaole J. Higginson was tins afternoM
orderon tocomniiind th" Monocacy. A*'.nie Station, re?
lieving I'- inman ler Colton, who returns bone: Com*
mod rc J. c. P. DeKraffl wns flotnebod from duty tu (be
Hydroagrapblo Ofllce nnd pla>oodoB waiting orders, and
lan.nnamier John K. Harnett order-d IO assume t?-in;?? ?
rwy charge on June Hu of the Hvdro-'tuptile OSoe.
laMtenaat T. Porter liaeMmdetaebodti an the mam*
ttce ship Constellation and ordered to datynl tba naval
Aen.leiny. Kusigu Janies C. IJrak" hus been de
Mam duty on tM Ooaet Barrey uud ordered to speoial
.buy at un* Navy Department. Passed Assistant Sngi
neerK, T. Phinippl lue reported his return borne, barina
b.i detneMd fr eu tM Lim mtier, Bnropeau -t.-.tmn, on
the 3())'u ult., and has been piticed on sion lonve.
Tho I nitcl Stat"s ship Yantic arrived at Bt John's,
N. V.. last f-veniiii.'.
Furtiikss MOVnoa Va., June 22? Tbo Unirol Ptaies
training ship Dale, fr-Vim Annapolis with ci let*, arrived
herc lo-day ou her eutuui *r cruise.
WASHINGTON NOTTS.
WASHist.TuN. I'riday, June 22. 1893.
arrivh. dr oiiikk Musk*.?i but Mooes and twa ann*
ordinate chiefs have arrived in this city an.l will boll a
Ci.nrcreuce with i.itiricef Interior to morrow
arltb reference to tM prop lent o'ap ir
lio;i of their reservation iu W.whiiigioii Territory.
BUt SOO Al Mai anani UD tub Tirii-f.?The Treas?
ury Dcp-aritu-ut ha* tie. ld tl tb.it the BOW Itali a-i
abolieheo the exemption from dutv of beet sugarma
obiiiery. allowed by seottM ?_?..?> lo Boris* I Btatatea, tua;
section not having*been reproduce I in lae new tariff.
Alf 1MBUinnnBf mn PrtMII UTI ?TM President hus
a;>liiniiled lloliert C. Mitfln-ll, of Mlnueso:;!, to lie K' -
.i I'n'iiic .'lon-vs al Dui flt. Minn., rles William
iv a>Bpaldtan, snspcii led. and James II. chase to '??
leter ol tMlnad OSm at Ironton, Mo., vi
Moeor, >wMse (erm ot elBee u.:-. expired, .-ev^ni
i:,.i-'.' r ; Iso WOW -;'j- .tated.
Thk Li MM .. LtUQD Xii v-Yaiii?.?Il";
lt.imi.til. Kingham. o'Ni ill tii'd Bainser, et iv-tisi vs
nit, wailed Secret arv Chandler lo-dayan i objected lo
^ ol the Leanne l land Navy-Yard, rhej Mimd
that no Hctiiii t. ? tai; en i" tore I
Mr. Chandler '.fas calli ,i away Ul .
bar. ? ,i:,\ definite understanding waa reached
lil.Ill lill ( I' I Ul I I .ill | ?
statement prepared hy Mr. Elmer,
Po '
Rants mall tx nriee in Louisiana ami Texas for th
year aboat to 138,111, a reduction ol in.'its
from ih.- oost ol tbs ?? praoedlaa
year, inni: g i, r mlle 11
vice wa* 1. due .I trom 8 3 iii t ents to t. il 10 ?
Yl.Lla.MV Fi-. VICK Ill.rt/llls.? Till) S ..." nf
Hie Mm_aS I!a,p:'.] .-eri t-e bM oem Il,l..a-Ili'
ihire nore ne tam i ot ooutagi < disease pu
alu
Oiirmg the weekended J ? were tnlrtj
from yei'ow fever and one from sesallixix li. ila
(.'nba. Daring t he week ?
ever, i
eoldisri in tue military boe|
il: -. asa ; - '??? -ti a.iiiii'.i . ?
, ', I ' ' I ': ,*. a .I,.* I ... I I
i-O fal I'} tiio il
vwi'iNAi. Bonan oa ii. ii.ni Omci -.-??.
meeting of ii, i , ? ,
.:g oftloera \l r .ia : d to SOI Tl
IOU ve.it : I i???? ?:??.lt, ur ,1 . i ? ? 1 Cahill, 0 \ I
cstdc-ni. Dr. Stephen Sinll otb - . leon
laty, Oeoi-.'e i*;. Mating, |i , -i llbode
Co.nillir., t*. In. T. *
i Smart IM Hoard deolded to a>tonder
: . lie L'liile J .*Sa:,.,*< ;hr ?,. :. .. I,, a -..
.-iu,i lelandntatloa, Mlsslaalppl Luci*, aad at ll
hnuii'i, bi., lor nae ra oonnection with I
timi.*! his eontrol i-y c inure
sojip.'atVt.-.ou Ol i j'l en.lc il -
STR.ISOE AR11CS Ul A HUIES.
M Da yon ana tbat kitten f said .Major Ulrich, nf
the .Mut inl Lifo [Maranoo Company, to a ;. ?
ia porter who bail tann tr ltd ia tm talk ovei toe
|K>asi bill ties ot a httnra life. Tbe kitten iras a i ll
. vi'.'-nt, laet. a.*. sim waitan oTet tba turi
i.a.niii.eii berseli oa tii"iipol ber tall, nnd dren
herself inside BUt of norning, iu tha most BptoakU ?
mnnuer.
" Do you nieaii to UV tl mo's onlv ona f asked
the rep n i'*r. as tho air was temporarily cleai
cats by ttie anoeariTicn of g '.auue.-' of milk.
"Ouly oue, aud nile puts lo Mmu:c the .1 I
aimil n cm lu:vum uine lives, in
story. One of th" :?!? r,.., ? ,:,ai-cic.t -.rr li Ina oom
anny who wm watohine ;t txook-l md "i ..
for our new bailoinfc ' notiaad a little
snout protruding from between tbe h
in edel i iv ai.hhh! a granite blook. MThaatbc
stoM bad abean carefully removed, it wm lound
that ii Kitten li.nl ii - n p< ia.* : in lt aollnw t durr ot
the mock and In that position had m fie, t ie io
(rom Maine to New-Voik. Ol course the little Hun*.'
wnsnenrij dead, ItaTiaa beau three days on ilie
way; i-ut ^lioate anning nn<i mnerous rations
hm Muk ai woinii-rs, ai fan eeo.'
At this point Hr, Winsiitii iiiii- in to i 11 ? (ii i r.v
about, the patient's baaltb ? id the Inquiry io ? kit
icu fin eel ally anlcnnwiadgad from the .Major's
shoulder.
CIULDRI.S ICRI.D OP 1 VI'IIIS FIA-CI,'.
The epidemic of tvphus lever, which broke out in
Si. stephen*! Home lor Children, In Bm! Twenty*
eightb-ef..sereral sreekaago, balbeen brongbl a .
dei ('.oin'i'eti' control br the transfer ol moat ol tin*
otiiltlicn to Noiiii Brotnni leland. I>r. UoCMs iey,
the sanitary inspcciu,' wini WM detniled lo wat cu
tba iwogreaaol thedtaeaae among the children, r.*
poated that thc buibfiiig in whieli the epidemic v,as
(liteovereil appeared le be ij11o<? t-.: 1. As sooa as ?
cbild wm fonnd to be ill with typhus fever in tbe
Institution, it w*_s remoTed to tbe Biveraide Hoapi
tal ou lilackwell's Isla.id. uml tbe rooms In wbleb
the child bad lived were ftummted. In anita
of the prettautioni takeu, bnw-ver, new easos
of the disease wrr- u Meit Oil nt irreifiilar m
terrala. Thou Dr. MoCheaaeir adriaod that tha
liniitliiiK be v.uai'*.! tor a tborouifli r'noviition,
anl Assistant -Sanitary Sup-riiiteiidnit .lanr.s pro?
ina i d to hare the aeTentr children in Um infect. _
lioiiso removed io Nm iii tirol.icr island. Tbs usn,,
etiuiple'.etl mmallpor ho.pllal on flint MU'itl ig i.oi
iurumlied oi supplied with (Jretsn iv.itei, lint on
the esstern shem is a comfortable frame building
which was u-.ed as a bnepitaJ ssveral rears aim.
'ilie Health Cojimt?tlii!ii*r.s weie ci,uno led Sod they
ti the usn nt Hie building to ibo Bioterau
charge ol thc home.
Seventy children wera majored to tine iilanl
laat week from i'woniv-mjjiiiii-st.. and sevi*r;il
eliililieii, wbo bed reeovei.tl al tim Birereide Hos?
pital, -sere taken there also. The eolo-iy ou tho
island has Imtii supported by iht* Sisters,
m.wt of thc foul betltf cooke.I at the linuti ia
Tweaty-eighth-at^ aad oarrie I to tba tiiami ea Um
Hcallb liepartnmiit steamboat, ibo cbildten have
been delighted by tba abanga. Tbelr health luis
Improved. a:id no new e.i-e ni lever bM beea re
pin led. ll fore lil c iii iii i en rn! ui ii tn lot-, city their
quarters in tbo iuslitiitiou will bo clo.med ami re?
painted.
HORS Ell'HIPPED RI A WOMAE.
In thu Haslem Pi:.rm i of I'.in iklyn, on Thursday
evouiog, a well-dressed wocaan bnreewhipped a
ronna man. Tu- winnall ran lowanl bim ut South
1'biru ami Kiqhtb tm. anl struiv lum r'Viial
litcn ho vii* kunckitl dowa by a
niau accouipauyuig' hoi aud sbo plied
ibo lash upon lum ur-til blond was drawn, ibe
woman waa Mrs. Abiahaiu J. deQoode, wife of a
niger ima let at Eighth andfioatfa i him sta. and
tbe mau bite and inr htisliainl assailed was Adol?
phus Markewita, of Na, 'ill tontb l'ltii'i-st. Ha
had been a friend ol tiio lauiily lor several
bm lutaoly triod to cause troubla between M
Mrs. ps (ioodo, and sla-viderel the lstier. Ibby do
tei iniiietl lo pim. .li lu.o in a Bimiiiiaiv fu-.iiiou.aa bo
lind refused to apoloirtace. Mai ko un/, was uadly
puoislied. Ho is a wernher of tue _7ib lieguaeut.
SPORTS OF TIIE TUKF.
CLOSE OP THK ICEBTDfa ES 1 - BTWOOO.
Majolica flawlUPUM hy 1 ?Ullina a r
2:17?A Ditivru utiiT 09 a OO??HO-s*.
Tin' lust day of tho Juno meet?If of
the Gentlemen'-. Pining Anno'-iainm wa* full
of Interest Io lovi-rs nf (.ottilie*. There Were
?ina _iuii_iVi la illiaiilaiiiwi tbaa aa tnthmt ot tka other
dava. Not-Ulii'andlii-* that there was no pool
selling or '''mg-, any number "t
Int, were madn in dip eld lb .ht __*__ war.
i'resltlt i.i iia\id Hound" wiro iigatii nfl.eluted ai ."titter,
wn? the BcM cm .olenolin figure of the thronir. Hi wis
MalBBS by Frank Bill oat QeOfgB ti, Alter, BaBU_H
Mei kn, Wi P. I'm-li nml Williiun ti. ll!iui|ilirry_ wan
tiimt-'w,', pana I aeae Ifeaat m at?adieu wero A. A.
Uouner, ("harle. IIHlllWllB. .1. L I BM. EL I). Mt Kinney
and Stephen Hun, or Itiv lin-, .Vis.: II. A Kaat, W.H.
Timbi MU. r.-ank Work und (i.orge W. Atelier, of
Itoehcstcr, S. Y.; A. V. Sargent, of Newark, ami Hart
Dunner.
'I li.i_.rogn.inmc included two races. The Amt for a pur.e
of ;..'l,0<H., for five-year olds, wan v. on bi Jiiy-Kyc-Sce*
Majolica won tho a , . a bleb ta i* for ii ttur.ie of
51, (KK) lor lin mi chis, iu Cir,-.- Straight heats, makin , ___?
fast, r-t mlle of the '.heetiiir* In ?2A7.
'I l-e ti;i ,,f Hm ball for the five-year,ild*t brought these
horses to the wire : .1. Muiniiy'n gelding Phil i
sou; c. a. WltVBft Illy I?qr Oaraaal; I laiiianiBj*!
mare Bronz", und .1. I. Camtft gelding .T . I
The first heal was won liv Itmiue. Tune. _bSS%
Smt-BrmBae panta) tiioui ii ki* a laaaawi Ira al tba tbraa
?liiarteis in tin; mimd heat, and won easily by t*v, nty
length*. Iiiii,-, !_.1_.%.
In the thud licit Jic-l.ye-.oe, ruuh-d tu the fiont and
aaaaa baaa aa be pieasad, Jastanaad tba timi turn iu
this Phil Tlio:ni,s,,ii ..a* le ling Lucy by two lengths,
when M_dd___l_r he r-ired ant awcrvod toward tho
r,,tk?, nid Jtint us m-ltlcr.ly iwatrad tuaiii, runt.lng
st rt-'ht an tba track. .Iel.ii Mitr*i!'V. who
waa driving Phil Thouipsou, esiled to Ofeai ? '? Ol mi.
Mm driver at Lucr, abe wan li'iT a ling li In-hUnl, to stop.
'?I, n replied : '" I can't do lt!" as Vam, 1MB into Phil
I lemil-ton. Balfe linne, wen tfeWWI violently lo Hie
ground, and men, anim, tl I .ind wagons wer." n-ry much
inir.-tl up. Murphy roiir.-i.uoii .ly Jiun;.cd and caught
I'ltn's bridle, ui Um Bains time ahoti lug to Gi.
boldon to Phil T|ni-u|in,>n. lit.' Green nimn'e 1 In reply :
["Mi urin i iir.'itu." It van afterwardaa.rt Bined
tbat Green's aiiooiaar waa alsloca ad. J be bonea ioto
no; Kiinii il mir wi-r, the sulkies broken. Mr. Raymoad,
the tl'*tn r Ot I'hil I !ittili|M,ill, wan of Um i,l.inlon that tho
bad l..t.u; .eal s-ili- ? (-ii ul ->a, : t;,._: ll ra dBW
to over i-ri'?-nre oi tn,-nifn!. Strap, WhlcB . :;< .cele* tho
Boee, Un ri by itt v. ntmr til ? Imrse in,in breathing. The
drlvnr r lld thal tba ? u'i'i'l' ni i. Ol due to a ruildea attack
of tho Maegan, pwdaead by OTerhoaHng. Aa i _u
Thompson n::,l I.ney were dlltaaead in tba heat, the rael
wan awrinli tl lo .lay-l-.ve-S, e.
Tue re were Uro starter* In MM tee ? 1 tomi
J. i. ' I'.n'a hana Phalls*. I_. H. IIiiM'h
bom li.mk <> . W. -"argent's mare Carl,
P. Mi'.liv.m's horst) Jmlk'e Davin, und Jab! Mnrnliy's
-M?Jtilli,l. 'Vue flint heat WOt WOB hy Mk,olira
in 2-'-*2*? In Um iee md baal .Maioii,.. tn bi it. um froai
at one,- imt eaiiif Irmn- aa lie u_eafl*-_. The third heat
repetition ot thc second. Majolica mem to the
front, trtutlng thc quarter in i.i'.i'i. th ? hair in lrO_. tho
-.hreeipi.-rtisis .ii 1:41 aid t1nl*'ii!i_t mull the wtiutJit cn
tbilsltuin in the rcmark.-lile time of '2:17.
I.'ACING AT CONEY ISI....*I>.
Lose Bet-la again el Bbeepebeed Bey to-duy.
Two of the races vail! b- ff unenniui-i:i Inti". *? I-MQa
will be MM great Two-Year (Md Po-, -.tike, .-..nit r rh,
with "Fi.ooondtiivi. Tbeia aaa Brm ooh ttbata. Sanaa,
Tobi, Vi .-.?'?r Uf au,! it... '.?'.. .ml ..: | t i ',,- nann',1 at thc
peatby Plena La-Ward are to run. Tho ntibrseriber
need uot own Um hor.-o tbal he iiivintf*. Tbi eMB I
of (? p- cia! liiTlt tl the l w.i-li.llea Un.iti'<*i_i>. for which
Monitor, <"<>..". i ?? - u?:?11 ? >. i. Iii i-visse, I'lik-* of Mon; i-'li.iti,
?rre (ioi I nml fo.ir otbi r< arc to nm. Monit- : , I
Ula a aaaa hare beea natal al lute a* if tuev werne ot
ti'. Tbeli i beat aa nrei-kiiig them down.
Following
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I". i.oK'ILI.AKH.-; H 'l>i:s in BKOLAlsD.
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? trillium*. Aranaa aad Pa tiientawiil
i in
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BOB b :\ lin i. Tbe
ll lt rillarl on the
i la niaalag Um race tar the utock
britis:.- cop j r.t, rdnj.
|t r- rae ? for the Al
I'l a- ?.' 100 giro
i.
[_aCt lienn V. .,
ii,.: rei ?? : - ? trna ta.,
ag -iiini Mra. i.. . . - ti io -1
giry won l.y a leiii.m. Ari.ai
WM a itsd Unr.:.
01HBE0UT-DOOB HP0BT8.
Till: Bl IT.I. RACE VT PULLMAN.
HAM.AN WIN-, lui! ll IN THK i ?_____, ?. 'ali i HI lt: fll.
i- ; . ?
Pl Ll "tvs. til., .Iiuif "J".'.?I.uk.- C.iliuuot was
.? oe n. d -.- u Itrnl
iaal ann wi.en UM U8M iiiiivetl '.ntl.'.' lot UM thrci'
preliminary lieat* tm tin- peal . ni'-l of the
noarsmen wereaotnln?-od mr Umbi
. ; eau piaeadeatollown i'ir*i bea
Ian, Mi r. ? ?. I.",'. I'arlai-r uinl II..' laadj -ff mil h*at,
ffiriiatr. Plant -.1, Bfley, Teaaar aad Keasaiy. tuii-u
feaaij 11.un rn. Welt ,'??:-,', I, (. tn In mr, BOlOtl an I t lat tun.
Jim in ,i It.ik the waler ptOMtmti, ll KbSOia I Nr- fol?
lowing order : Haiilan Iii- >__.__ . lia. L?*? third,
Parker fo,iiiii mid 111 leal ami Ililli. Tba t l-ampnm wn-t
tir?t to inru tin- bm,, with Lea aaaoaa\ MeKai ihini.
Parker Coartb aad Briailaad la_e_ Raalaa'a timm ai
the mile aud a li tit In.oj in, | gmmmt M ti I mlniiies and
a fraclto'i. Ou tlc reliini *.??
loaa, rowing t-tsiiy, tba otbera beadlug tu their
ii i.uivo pmiiioin, Brlealaml wall la UM nar.
Haa lan pawed Um two-taile buoy in ll bubb!
aec,uris, i.ee l'?aeeonda behind. Il.ni.ui i .,s,,r,l ihe two
bb4 a bair mlle bnoj ls I- tolaBiaa SO aeeonda, tabina lt
ver.t letsaraly, wita Lee aboal one leastb bobtnd, len
Kay ini'-R it 11--1 lin in ,ut arake nod nu ling appal
Vf, . ii. ir I. li ir. ri , ,r.,,.-:! a.I e I ? v (jil t?li wita a lirtml
nonie n,in,:, ?rlaning In '.'-' Bit rintel 19 seeoada Lal was
si,, ,1. MlllCaj tmrd sud Parke: nml lliicelan,' v,i,-m
i .,? rear,
lil H. ? li ' Hr,' Hilt- lli'M, flll
loweti iii looeessloa bf i- . Italatad aa i Ki-n
ne.ly
tbtrd beal aaa wonbjrO iud an sr, vi ho waa lolltrwi tl
l.v iiaiiini uni Clayton, a-, mi' Llllol gerber
???! - ii.nt.im'i tl. il .ni.in as.in tbe dneldtag heal lt, _,"_!
mi oates 30 sccondi. lloemer v..is se oad and li una
I Bl I tl. _
THE V.TNNK1* OP THE MSFOBE THEpAL.
N'KtV il AVi.N, < u.lll., .lilli.- _.*_.'.?EcilVill (I Ts
Vf I,:i-i_-Ml!i, nf I.i tc:, fl i i, < 'oiin., of the das* ti mm,
,;_i awarded Um II medal m ti..
linn for tie ad to i ni' seholar la Tala waa
lllMll make the li || i'.iiglmh ollition.
LACEOtSB AT BALTtHOJa.
llAi.iiMtu:b, Mil., Jui'i .iii.?A Kimo of
. in- in atom, ot Ball ?
? Prince!',ll Collect i .1 in ii in, eaen
llaVillfc- made nutt gnni. llnrlalU-SS jircvotiteil I
m
BBALL HEWE
AtlOthor f_:i(.l (?ailie ul b..-rl.a!l
stile I'nio I,lulurid Jirsillday bt-iwe n the Ja |?r illili)
of .Maiiii.il tn I oin_,t ii.nl Inr Hiateu Meei mut. 'lim
., follown:
Jaaiior......'1 I 1 I o 0 1 o 0?4
ssl a; nu MBaM.2 (t ll o il ll tl ll I .,
Tiie p.'.ss, ( tan, nf ObBetar, Peaa., vim ,i Bieabli
inrditt aad ro.seii i us wi t.i 11..- r.i imikI.v n professional!,
ai Waabtaetaa Park. AbeatOOO aaa ala wmiia.s |
- luiloaiug i* th. aaorabj ii.uiugs:
Bona. o I n ? ii n a 0 t)_ o
, tn. 2 0 0 10 0 1 0 ..? _
i .:'?; and i'r. . i?l.y a Cal
lege euauip.i.nah!,, . ,,oy.
Al Viu1tb.u4i.11i1 l'at__. lil'Oviki.ii. lue UliulUjU *.id
Trenton nines will play sn Inter-State championship
BostOM, JmM 22?The llostou nine defeated the Sew
Y. rfc nine for th- first time to-day. The Kow-York nine
*ui - 'i inning without scoring. Thc game
i as follows:
. 80100102 .1?10
lc. 0 0 t5 0 0 i) 0 o b- 0
it: Ni w-York. I. Fri.irs?iloston. 4 ;
Wow.York, i. I'lteiicrs-nufllnton and Welch. Umpire?
iii*, l.ana.
Final,: rv ??, june 22.?Another uninterestln-? rame
wns jilavod here to-'biy between ti' ProYldeaOe and
1'hila i' Iphia nineo, 1; lee-hlte and errors were numerous
sp.itors were disgusted rn thepooreriilbition.
The senre h. 1' nin?-cj was as follows:
PMsMMM. 012002 01^-9
. 1 1 7 3 0 1 n ii () -15
?lila li; Providence. 20. r.rrors-I'hll
aiicii'iiiii. 11 : Providence, 0. Pitchers?coleman snd Hich
inoutl. liiiinn?Mr. bucker.
lu i lim, .lime '-'?_'.?TM Buffalo nine acaln defeated
thee tampions h.rc io gay. Tin: delivery et Go'dsmlth
wa ? I. lit.il I., ly, while the Chicago niuo made but four
luis nit'hi:' GValt m's pitching. Tlie score was as follows:
rtitisro.*. 2 o o o o o o o o- 2
? . 0 0 1 0 4 1 0 0 ?? 0
lnii/ti. 4 Buffalo, ll. Krrors-Clilc?K". "I
nnHaio. 7; Pin hers-Collsmltb ont Galvin. Uniulro?Mr.
Fm lung.
Ci.Lvi;iA\n, Juno 22?Another close and erolttng
naas a .- p i -i la ra m .inr bei wein Hu Detroit end
i ie Ilel'line was ranier loose on b^U
jr.- irm M follows :
Introit . 20.100100 0-8
Cleveland. | III P I 0 I ty- 'J
lia- .'cs l.-trui', a ; murialSSSl lt KrroM-Ustrolt, 10 ;
rs?- haw .ui'i il, rm naru. I'uipire?Mr.
Hat lilia: i.
t ..i.i aat 9, Ohio. June '22.?A imstponed A.nerlcau
Ass.^iaHi ti eti:iii|i!iinsiii|) gama was played here t<>
?lutnous and Allegheny liiui-s. IM
ageueral .gelding or the too aloes was mir. Tho Ism
club won hy U
ii.liiii.hiis. 10513100 0-10
Alleffh in. .. . 4 I) tl '.! 1 I) ll ll l) I
Baal ? :.. uta, Iii Allcuht av. 15. Ki iiirs-('ai,inn
mi- bray, 9. Pitchers im.s. .ii ami Moomin, em?
pire-Mr. J>a_loi?.
THI 60TH KiX.IMI-a.NT'AT CRKSDMOO&
Tlie ini'iiil)cr*? ol' tim 69th Tit*-mini-iit to thc
Bamber el 180 hud a gala dav yesterday In shooting
for tile bs.Iso nt Crieitiiiinr. Th'-y left Hunter's Point
at H ;_ ia. mid bej;au tho day's sport
timoor sunn after tl o'clock. The shooting wee at
ino, _do, MM ami ."><?) yards. There was fi
prut'Ice with live ronni!, ol vol I ey-tl ri ii*, nnd fl ve rounds
lu sliir.'i'alsh "nb r, three advaiiolmr sml two retreatlnir.
The day WM tlt.e.the wind fair and ihe men int'-red into the
? pint nf thc dav with gnel /est. IM beat discipline
prev.ilit :. i. i: eu rei ni ind to tM un.im v ti -1 I>. m.
? .-raiu, t ?tii.ii.'iuilur of the -ne'lid Hnniido,
and .-tain un'a Istpmel ir-Oennml Kooblus wero preseut
M di'- ? tooting.
Tin-; BBAWAHHAKA CORINTH]iM REGATTA.
Tin: minimi regatta of tim S"u.\;inliuka 0o
rlntln it Taehl Clab v, ,n | ik.- place to-day. c on Irlt a
are M folio wa I toboooer, clylie; first-class sloopsiind
cutlers. Hi aloiiln, t.i tels mid Fanny; second-class
un.' enttore. Vixen, li,uer un.i (Mra; third-class sloops.
,*-i :. 'mr, .Crocodile, Wara and Comfort! fourth-class
sloops, I'etrr', Qioem, u . , intBUOU ami Conucttc.
lill: RETORT OF A FA Ml SE IS ICELASD
A Timu'VK reporter yes'i'-alay made liii-jiirios nt
the Manish Consulate as to the taUmttt which have
keen pebHsbed tegnidrag Um gaoditlon ol toeJaad,
to tho ellsct that tli. tl .uti- dag from wanl of food
nu ? n_ tin* lultabitants til very great, tliat the
fund* which ?er-' rinsed by Hubsciption bore, lu
Liik.and ami in 1 ctiniiit k had been tn.uni totally
inndaqnata tor |ki alleviation al the distress, and
that, sb.mid Ita coming winter provo at nil severe,
tue islnnd, wbi'-u is ut all times largely dependent
on foreign noun moo tor ita inod supply,
inu-t inevitably cxpt)ii'*nce all thc worst
forms of {amino god starvation. In
anticipation of this, according to this report, ar?
rangements ure in peogreea foe tta emigration on a
large wal.'of the poorer Inhabitants io tho Vlilted
Bl ss and Canada. Thomas s i.miilt, tM Vlee*
Conanl, bowerer, bad beard nntfaing for some ti iud
as to tin i ottdition ol tM leland, but felt mn that
ii eui tmataocee were at ol ha rcprc
rente i in- wonld have been informed ol lt,
" [tare always lo mon "i" lem diatreoa m the
nut-ui . Hs ol tta isl.-iiiil," be .saul, "but
i lin lint t tl 11* ic til lt then. I . ? I ll Suffering
il did ihi. .lien !., li,. \ ri v sci tims :.l on
'mt tho amount ol .provisions sent ont from
van-ins q narie ri ?.*. as vern lu i ?_;.*. Half a million
besideethe ?20,000from linn.ant and tba oontri
bntiot - nen, and l Mt, I umleretnn .
li .?;; i|'ni< siiin.'icm to alleviate Ihe extraord
? ? ? 'iln mawe Ii
tm i.iiiie At all rente tbe] nish | notb
??-, .iinl
exag
? V01RE
At a ...si ni g28.00O the Metropolitan Beal Be?
ti lim || I. . ? ivs nf
re sue, al tM mntheMt c trier of
I sud I nt ul '? - i*t''uhI-si.. lins l e."i mort
'
id vanning the sam. Len P. Morton, the
: Minis 'i tn I i.it.i ?-, and W ill un J ?
gen in Um
loor "f " Ti
- mt Invest (iirtlor nf Nl-s.'ll and
Ber kill ? ;i let ft) the Nassau lt.ink
, ki il .li llb ai -
l.i.al I that
. and mi ni died n
?
un rn ti rrom 1 to 1
M f tht
r tb'- v.uiit aud
.1 ti ll :: * '. ? i ISOTBER W0M UT,
.lane Crosby, af Nelaon-nvcw, Jeraey ('nv
1..1W
tl Distrn i l niiri. Jo 'ii.
il lug to
i Uo .i>. ? : No. lUii i edford-are.,
Brooklyn. Mra rn ? ol Dr, Mon , ?
. who bad a large praetioeia New-York.
a.'vu, and while h\ juk
? ed bel ihi-:i uni ol being un
? 1 ll i..e tile Ita.i-..- v,, e-:i!ill I'nr Illili I Ila I
li an I il. I aol return. Borne t; t e efteru rd
ii in Broadway In Bosn?
ian, and site threw Myanna pep*
11,, lt ? i *s. ():i anni bel
broke her parasol orel tbe woman's head liter
-ely and tho woman, who is Mra. Ci
. tn .)??.'sri l liv.
HA day or two ago .M)*1. Moeely walkaod np to tM
i a,ii ,? ,; ,| leant I on tta i Mra. (iroobj cent
??-I ordered h r lo ieare or ita would shoot
ber. Mr* Moeely ?U'I si..* propoet 'i la r* main tbere
until lier hu iband Mine. I dm ded to
? ' Mrs. Crosby m t *t n,s more
forcible ti.nu polite, lira. Crosby ran Into tta
boo a. and, returning witb a reroirer, pointing il
at ber 0 red, Mt the bullet sped wide of the mark.
At tin- i-lii-.il ol ile* examination Mrs. Croaby wm
required to i nm h {-SOO bail tiiawait theaotion ol
ih i. ra ti'I .lui v Dr. Moeely did not appa ur. He is
sixty yeera old, his wife is fifty-fire^ ami Mrs.
Croaby ia Lbirt* -nina
IT ESTERS CMOS ASD MUTUAL US loy.
Tho only fniiinlntioii tor tta published report
that tta Westi tn Union Telegraph Company
hu. b ?.?uti 'ii absorb tM loaned Mntual Union ayn*
tem ls the t.i1'. th.it tta a nts til' Iii.- loao'il i niunany
tare been made lo centre In the VVwlera Uuion
Building. No Mutual Ininti lillie.-, ii,ic lieen
? store May 1, and tbe general nines will
rem,un ;ii No-, I... ami 137 Brood way. Meeeggea
will ta reeeired end delirered there m they wiro
before tbe central oflloe was remoredto.the Weet*
ern l .nun Bailding.
The Mutual Union Company -tao reduced its rates
' on night nieasnges to W enla for toa worda. and
i 11 in for oneil additional word, between New-York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg;
Cniiiiiiiuis, Ciniiiiiiiii, i.'nii.svillc. Cbioago and Bt,
I.mn-. General Huperiutendenl Brown snid tlt.-it.
ihe purpose ot lite ri linc'ion WM s,ni|ilv lo increase,
lin* instit bunneei ol tha oomnaay. The rate be
iwici New ^"ii-. a ol laa- Qnorgo was redaeed to
In tt m..-1 ? -u rdny.
8LOSSOS CHALLENORS lliisicx.
e.a.. an, tin billlnrd pl.-iyer, who says
th.ii be. tan bc a waiting fae ttve montM tn reoeira
a ct. ile aga i.i Mannie Vignanx, the Preneh
champion, bMioel patl noe. V. ci.lay be i.s.not!
tta followiag el ii! inge:
I new eMUeaga M. Vlgnauz to play me at IMaamo
nu s he proposed to pla) aw iftei l bad defeated lum in
p.. i ranch Capital early lu 18tJ2: the extend) 1 balk-liM
_ il,ie L'.'iow.i ns Un I'liii'iipiie-'s linimi. 1 Will |.,.
i... t .'.iii at ibal game (line 18x38 inches from tlie
Our ii t , 1,000 poUIS tin, 'ol' |1,000 S Side, M I will play
i.t m : tn ui iii-:.c. oneal mai gama and tbe otMt tl tnt
balk-Uae li-tm (elgki luebea from meet
i .nu ai'iicii to na lur gl.000 ii mia' II vi, |,.av one
match * a, . ,,, , j,,, ^ , ,xt ()|.lT. (Wl)
ll natale ono iihie and I thc uti,or. TM game must
too points up lu either case, t t table to he a 5x10
eui in m flu'.'Si l>.t a is. l mi wiitin * -,i i, ..iv.* the en
. pay ntl necessary oxpenaea,
-im.i i-i Vlgn us i... a-e to pi.i.v mt I shall bn ploaaod
M euell willi Jamill hi: nae fer on the satuu tm ms.
A NEWAEA DIVORCS CARE
Vico Chmctillot Jiiid, of Kaw-JgrMj, i
ha Babara, bj Mew art; in Hie sun of
ii illvoic.i UK'Jl.isl his Mir,* i.n lino
i ?. x-t, wini are tBBWtPi to ba wealthy,
bai i occupied a buuisocio res id on ce ou Johnson etta*,
Hewnrfe, TMr formerly Bred ia Breeklyn and of late
yearn bars freagaeatlr rlaited Bnrope. Tin
leola lin* f.iunh cu.uliman, a Uer
ma. i, ati.aiu iwci.t) years oil. Hrs, cniiDVir'it agu ls
thirty il.r. inn it.n'iim i.i i .ivi* (tamagtug loaUmony
ii miii'.,ci .? lines tm- tim ciifb uni
was baiah taaiin, sUuuiwUt. employ od by thu Ceuuvcrs.
THE COURTS.
MR. I.UTCHINSON AND TIIE EXCHANGE.
AI.GUMENT O.. THK MOTION* TO CONTINUE THE ?f
."UNCTION BKCKNTLr OBTAINED.
Tho argument on tho motion to continue
the Injunction recently obtained by William J. Hutcblu
eon restraining the authorities of tho Stock- Exchange
frmn interfering with him in tho exercise of his ri ..ha?
as a member of the Exchange was had yesterday before
Justice Lawrence In the Supreme Court, Chambers.
l.obett Sewell opened tho argument for Mr. Hutchin?
son. Ho stated tho substance of the grounds of com?
plaint willoh Mr. llutohiuaou had against the Exchange.
He lif-d ben expelled tor " obvious fraud," but hts e*t
pulalon had been accomplished aithoet giving him an
opport.i.iay to meet his ueeii.e: a o" In any way properly
ta __________ _--?_*-_ The Exchange, Mr. Sewell said, bad
demurred to the complaint. Stephen I*. StBm wss about
to r,ad affidavits In opposition to the motion to continue
tho injunction. This was objected to by Joseph ll.
Choatc, who sahl that tho demurrer to the complaint
admitted all its allegations, but Justice Lawrence de?
cided that Mr. Nie di might read tho nil] dari ts. Frederick
N. Lawn-ii ce. in hla affidavit, auld that under thc by-laws
ol tbe ___HtaBfll any member forfeits bia privileges
ss such who ttpjr.ies to the Court for au Injunction re?
straining 1 ho officers of the Exchange, from the exerciso
of lin ii-power,.. !'i ior to March, ISM. Mr. Hutchinson
had been ti popular and Influential member ot tho Ex?
change. When rnniors begun to clrculale thal he had
mit, of .-ivi.iilling Mr. Uud, they were not readily
believed in thl Kiel).inge. Mr. Huteluuriou demanded
nn lawtlfalton of thu charge! circulated against bim,
and thc officer. ol lin- Bxohanci appointed a committee
? | on nm Inreat-fatlou, tbe meaabara of which were
Dominated by Mr. Hutchinson btmaslt The committee
gave Mr. HutchltiHon every opportunity to defend him?
self nml to rmaa oiamlnn tbe a Itnsaaee, Thc ?? unuitttoo
Ituinil agalaat Mr. .Iiitclilnton mi.I reported accordingly
to tin- <;,,i ? ir.ii,l- Committee.
Before Mr. Raab had iinislied reading the affidavit
he wus Interrupt*-!! by Mr. Ciioutc, who Baked tbal I
referee be appointed to tukc twstlinouy ia ngari to
tbe question wnether or not tnt, Governing Committee
ha,i i, ally e Mum md tun testimony iranamlffed to it by
Um niiii-uouiiiiiliee. Mr. (.'hoatc i.rjruod that the teeta*
in,mr could not bara beea examlnea, aa the Governing
uttea in all IM aaanoai did nat ali lonir enough to
im.,I tba it-t'ii.ouy over. Mr. riioa'**'*, motion was op
posed hy Hr. Caner, abo nalatalnad that Mr. fiurcbiu
aou c-.uiil nut mali.tain ala temporary injunction uuI.ns
tbe facta alleged by him were estaMlabed beyond the
Beeeaatty of furtber proof. Judi^.- I a wi sana denied tho
motion.
Mr. Raab tbaa nincluded the reading of tbe affidavit of
Mr. Lanntaaa Uialaa read other affltartta to show
th,! the BMmben both of the investigating com?
mittee and the trovtarntug Cominittce were
di.-t'K.acfl to acquit Mr. Hutchiiisou If the
i viJeo-e would Justify them in so doing.
Tiii-r hud ne'e,! fr.un u icasi of duiy and not in a spirit
ol hiMiiilliy when tiley voted against Mr. Iluichln.ioii.
Mr. (.'liii.iie.uller tire rt n.Iiii/ nf the ;i'!idavitn, renewed
his moilun for the appointment of n referee to take testi?
mony a" to whether thc Ooveniliig Co'umltteit bad ex?
amined the leal 1111011/ taken before tin* Investigating
ciiinii'.lti,'. Tim n.,,l.mi wan ileriied, bat permission was
Ki ven to i ut Iii additional affidavits nu this poiut on the
par: of Mr. Hatchln .un. The argument on ihe motion
lo continue the Injunction will be continued ou Juno 30.
VERDICT AGAINST A MAHKIED MAN.
wish i.iTWOn o-its Q5,00Q von a nitKscn of>
n_o________,
Nottio Effingcr ye-"tei-,!ay. in the Supreme
<",,iirt, abt_eai a r.-rdict for $.j,000 against Moses
-'i-al-i, MdaaagM for an allegetl breach of promise of
i.-i ullage and sedn, ?Lui. M.. l.ttlugcr ia ii young
woman of Onana paren.aire. Hilts ls of rather slight
Hei aed lea a eat naplnaiit fin ."-he was present
iariai "ie hrtal aad Balatalaad herself with modest
-oinp.isurc. When thc counsel for the defend.!:.! MB?Mi
np a-t! dwell urv.n her character abe r.-uialnel coo! and
u .disturbed. When her counsel summed up lu her
babalf act" dwelt Bpaa her virtu.-., appealed to the Jury
to look u]>,.ii lier .-tweet inn,) ?cut face, 'aid hil fatherly
hand upon tn r well--th.ij.eil shoulder aai pleaded for tbe
Sympathy of ail good men, aim could with difficulty
jcs* ont. or Kyr_M a ?Igk I ai', .-.he was uot even
iiiovad ??',--ii in-r ,* , iii*e cadfd the defendant a rlllaln
who l_a.l iltiihc.ately plotted and accompli shel
lils ellcnt'i nun; so that eat?B| tim fhnui i rn ind Ter
itel i:, bu fav i- emil I ev-r imt her right again with uer*
; tbi !' *i of the wm!?!.
i ? . | Hr. faaii
lit*-, bm ' ? Bbl f arm tl a: oiiud with hei th.
of only Aft MHaaNBan tm Vr malden check, lt waa
laiataaaa ripened tam fi i.n,t
___tp.aaithairfriendship gn* ami stren '..-ned tata
lassa Tbey we i ber aad nt ,_?!: bee?m
?nlrtnt proved to bl ? cr,.
. r, l v.-n if be h ul v. isiif.! io marry
lt, ior be, while dec
... a hi .. ??,, deceiving a.. * wife.
Mt?? rkuew
ui, Hie. ii.in-Uni in) waa u marred mau anl could not
maii.> rn-!' i in- wi,., i.
Hilled that one evenlnf, af*
? abe will with
? plied ber \*i li i t asbmi nts,
inc. nu ? n. iv be t ??? : hei- to a
bi oas ui i Iii ? . i wa*
? b T.I, erl Ill?
ira, pro.lings wei bim, wide, were
i a..,- be , iboarn tbal abe
Ib tho* prod slit i ?. Mr.
>,'.mls iib fi ti oi too o Hi. o.-i n -i :.!i?e tho
Bia own Interest. Hm h- produoeda
niau . . leal tbat bc had leted it
r.i the matter of injin Bg Miss
i . - . . . ? erideooe at* theu
, ,,,r M.s.i htiiii_.fr avhlfll Went lil
. aad mai tim trail Bm
not iii linn. alfi was on ? of tb
I r in ri iver's
met hep it B ball
and hail no , ll the
? i I.me, li.1, :. ? Ust .sm*
?-? rom abe calli d a nu
other pieaaai , nani" -. and or lend ber tn st ip p
.ls M _.-",. illili;- r. on the OtbCI liar.,I, tt Stilled
t-.it -ur hal never econ Mi*, banda be. I
ELEVATED RAILWAY LITIOATION.
Ju.iici' Lewxeooa iu tba8o|ire____aCoori jree
Iciduy baaed .Mine it on a mulloo mad,, on the part of
die Maabattaa (laUwa .? Cotapa lj fat aa nain dtasolvlua
the Injun'io , une thuo ago ny the Mutmpol
it.in Blavated Ballway Canpaei nnralalag tho cai-ry
tagaatef tea ii tallid iMigar igrnmai ant thu p .y
n.e.it of dividends on tba BM and ,-ecoml pre teri eil
? f the Maabattaa nampaajr Tba BMttaa tva.
m.i le untier tin- nasal statota ablab pniidaa that a
temporal*) InlnnotloB maj itheetviag
. ni-nt iti.n.i,,.' Indemnity in eaaai where tba tn*
jury aaa i-liIai i el la not af an ir. itara.
i.avid Dudley ii appeared la -r the
motion. He sud that lt came nu, elly within
tho pnaWaei of Hm Maleta. Tm injury
troinpl.lined il Wai not Im p.ira,,!??. lor it coull! lie ex?
actly compensate I lil <l..mi_.? <. Thn tu,,m,-:ioii lad
a.reai.t pnveatad tba company from declaring divi
tleiuts ami wolli, 1 of course cuitiniie to ut I ? ?, lori-- ai
it hi,,t.,1. ti a ii dp to beep tbe .toakbeai
era oat <>f their dlrld ada, t apeolally aa tbay van aai
cvt n par,ii s to the milt, lieu rai ll.i:,?n i ppawd the
motion, iu- aaid teat tba Baw Malata iii aai apply la
the caae la haai, Tbe iafary axalaat Ut.' M_aa_lail.w
of wblob tn* iu|iiiiciion hal i.oa-n obtained waaol un Imp*
ara..le nature. It emil ind BB i v,:i npproiin lately
com].lated in daasacea. Jaatlea Laanaae noe?rt t bm
iletislon.
k similar applic..tion aaa ina,lc by the Manhattan
Company to Judge Vbd Hoewn, in tbe suit peadlnatn
tlie i i,url ol' C iiiiuoii Tlc ia to act luitle the no fl tied
October leaf-s. Decision waa namul
Mtehaal Mooney nceatly baaaa au aetloa la tba ea*
preniK ?' nil I to set annie a rtiieil.tt* which Ile liatlKlven
t.iihe M .nhaiiiri Railway Oompaay, Tba alain tor
wblob im- n_ean wus given arose oat Bf tbe death ol
Mr. Mooney's brother, for wiueii ti.e eovpaay I* a^id to
have In-ill Inil,le. Mr. Mooney chiirires tba) he wai
Induced to ilea tbe ninan (br t-1 by l?r. Bhlne, tuc lar?
noo ot Hie co.i,pany. Ile did liol know wu-I ha WM
doing. Tbe defenoe was tbal tbe impar ablab Mr.
Mooni y n gned bad loren tia-n..,! rolantanly and after u
had boen read orer to bim Tba mm was tried yeater*
day baton Ju.stice Louoiiuc, who reserved his decision.
III880UB] PACIFIO I. \1LWAY STOCK.
Tin- Hint- lii'tiiit.lit liy Petal Muiio uinl others
|g_d_Ml < 'oiniiioiliii'i- Harrison to rec,iver ^ 1.000,000
asorth ot Mlnoarl PaeMi Rallraai stock atoeteefl iq ita
i ,;iiii in lsTii, arnaaatlaaad before Professor Theodore
Ii light, ilie leieree. yesteriluy. Tho referm* necidctl to
sdi.ut ihe evideii,.,. of .Into.-a linker, the former attorney
for lin- ii,al. who ti sillied yesterday.
(ic.ieia: Clinton H. Fl*>_:, who waa reoallatl, ttaid tbat
the Miss,mri 1'.uiilg was au Inferior road lu tttruelure.
Ile was tmtttkmt, Ut the committee of boiidh 1 hrs leal
purchuHi-d the Mlsitoiiri I'm Iflc under tho Keiciiuui foro
11,mure. A oouinilttce wss appointed and authorised to
pentan Ita mai, Ita amount ot taeii repnnatad
by hoiidhoiti. ra at tbat meeting wa. $j,i7ii,ooo. Thi
commlttM agned to bid 18,800,000. u wi* aathoiiaed
to i.iti ni.in pnii aa ii conm ii red proper.
Ou cni.Nt xiiiriniitnm he sal I tha! lie did not know
whether tbe Can ol the Mlaeourt Pacalle aaa approve a
ut by lint Ml-.st.iiri I'liclflc mock holders. 1'ritir io nie
I_bmb Um Mlaaourl FamBi hud not declared a dividend.
ii trna apruaperouaroad ai tbottasa. 'Hie atlaBlloand
Tat,he leaaeu lt, m ll was thc l__ut antly ?
lng tho thirt, -even mri,,a biivtetn l*ucitl,i anti St.
Loals, lin' Hu mg inti,lilt diitNN al thc tim.) of tbe
leam, waa Yl,1,11,ull lin- amount expended bj thl
ItjHu.r company in i spree, ment i wm bl ,058 BO t lt) be?
tween Jen i, 137Aando lober 1. t*<7.., amt f,.r a<_?p*
in,-nt i..,i'(i,(MiO. Tho Ion* ol ibu 1cn*oi company lu
op i .i. _ ibc road uuder tbe Lan- wm -. iTl.ri'i 13.
i in niie,,iors ami aubaaqtMBtl) tim Btookieldaiv autiior
i/.rd I ,? ;--. ii i, , ,, ot thu l aioiidrlci ami the impiovc
mini bouda.
PRIVATE U.-TK1.-<.A1-1.YIN(. II.I,i.i .M..
A suit wu. triod yc.Uiilav ln'ioie Jtulge
lii-ovv ii, 111 Ult) Unlt-d Mt ates iJiainet Coull, lu which tho
Unveriiineut innMrcil -fl.'ill us penally fr,,in Hobart
,,,, Hie proprietor of lin* ev's l._prtv-<s, who was
charged with violating thu law forli.i),liu_c the carrying
ol letter* at aut-U ttiuoa ovm- post-routos. Many lotlers
M
belonging to uussey's Md Boyd's dlspatoh oompants,
were soUed several months ago by post office lnspee.
tors. The defence made by the Hussey company w**'
that tho letters were not earned regularly and that i hi?
st reef soft he city were not post-routes. Judge Hrow_'
held that thc streets were post-routes within thc meetn
lng of tho law, and directed tue Jury to find a verdict fae
the Government w
THK HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
A motion was made yesterday before Jttt&l
Lawrence In tho Supreme Court, Chambers, by Franklia
Bartlett.ae counsel for Henry W.T. Malt.for an order net*
ling aside all tho assessments wliic'i iiave been made tot
the improvement of the Harlem River and Bpuytea
Uuyvil Creek. The affllavlt of Mr. Mali was read. Hs
alleges that the assessments have been made In au uu.
just nnd unfair manner. The affidavit of Andrew J.
(-Jarrett was also read; in this lt ls asserted that tho
assessment on ten acres of land owned by.S. UM. Barlow
was at thc rate of $175 an acre. The assessment on tua
laud owned by Mr. Mall was at the rate of fS96 au acre,
W. P. Bailey's land had been assessed at 9650 au aero.
Mr. Bartlett argued that the law granting the United
?States the right to acquire the laud necessary for tua
contemplated Improvement of the Harlem Kivor wa*
mic institut!,inal. It did not provid; that the l.i'.d
should tie takeu by due process of la*.v, and upon giviag
due compensation. Tlie city could not acquire Un J
excepi fur city purposes. Tao richi nf emiue.it doini!a
could not be exercised by the Sta te of New-York in favor
of tho United States. Moreover, the Harlem Uiver na
proveuient wa'la .nen- private Jul), aud not u piiblle
work. Tlie aiguintjut will bc continued on Tuesday.
MISS LEONARDO BAIL FIX KI).
Justice Lawrence yeaterdiy, in tho Supreme
(''Ult, Chambers, mada au order adiuitiiuK to bau m ta*
sum of ,f _',50t) Misi Helen Leontrd, who recently shot
Mrs. Clarence Smith. Miss Leonard was brougat
Into -court on a writ of habeas corpus
Justice Lawrence, after reading the certificate of ttta
physician lu charge of Mrs. Smith that his patient waa
now out of danmor, said that tho only question lett for
him to determine was the amount of bail. Mr. Brady,
for the people, urge I that ball should oe fixed in thc tut*,
uf $5,000. Miss Leonard's commet mild that oue-Hfth of
that sum would be quite enough. Justice Lawreneo
thought that ^2,'iiet) wat tho prop r amouiu ol balL
Miaa Leonard seemed contented witii this decision nod
went quietly with the officer back to the Jeffersou Mar?
ket Prison.
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Saratoga, June 22.?In tlie Court of Appe-ab
to'l.y tbe following ousiness *as transacted :
No. Ill?Tho People ex rel King ogl. Qailaghcr. Argued.
Nu. l'j'j?Tbs Kural lian lux Powder Companv, reapuutluuk
?Agt. (ieoi ge Sherill aud tithers, sppelUuts. Argued.
Following ls Lbs calendar for Juue id.?Soo. an, ibi, llb.
Xii, las, Vi, bot, 6?b.
SEQ VE LS Tl/^ITivVcaTc'AQO'FAlL URES,
THK MARKKTS RECOVERING?COXDITIOX OF TH?
.->!>!'_.\ UKI) riBMS?rUK LS.lt 1) INQUIRY.
(BT IKLKORAPH TO TIIK TKIBUNS.I
Chicago, Juue 22.?The marketa ou 'Change
to-day were as quiet as they wero up lo ouly twenty
four hour* ago. Excited, even disturbing;, rumors bara
disappeared. Not a failure has occurred; uot oue wss
even talked of. Provisions, which iiave lcd lu the break?
neck down-hill race during the past week's paule, con?
tinue strong, and are apparently recovering. Porkie
night ls 25930 oents a barrel above last night's figures,
aud lard &#10 cents a hundred higher. Corn and wheal
are a trifle higher, hut not as strong as provisions.
It ls natural tbat they should nol be so ready
to recover. They did not suttor so violently as pork .md
lard, and consequently, as ia ofien the ease with inva?
lid*, are likely to laka a longer w title before recovery.
No one looks for any great ohaugo ia present pricie
for a while. The style of speculation of buying a milhoa
or two dollars' worth of grain or p.o visions to advaaoa
prices so as to sell before the market loses thc impetus
lt gol from the baying, bas evidently gone out ot
vogue for tbe nonce. " I don't thmk you'll
hear of a 'corner' In produce for at least
two years." said a commission mao. "Other cor?
ner- have failed herd before ana the engineers of theta
bave lieun ruined, but no disaster over caused so muoh
suffering among the brok -rs as this last ono. A man whe
attempted a ' corner ' while this McGeoch lard ' oorner'
is remembered would uot be safe."
Tbe feeling is apparently that it will lake a long time
for produce speculators to regain i uildeuce in e i, a
oiher, and that during thia period of suspicion there will
be uo great ilic.u iimti iu prices. This, lt is tboai ?? it,
will e>p c.a'.iy be the eas.* with grain, wlm.-j,
unlike priviriinns, ts wi bout auy oilier support except
tlie diiu.iul from speculators or cmpiuncn). Tiiefact
tliat "rbi" Ar .our has recently become so va*t a
better Off rk and lard ls a reason why they may not
rie'.'l to tlepr. .ssin- Influences ao quickly aa
gram. IM'. lt _s uoi c vc.i sugget iel that ike packer ls
. datlna tue pro luci or mai he b >.ig tt li with aay
omer tBieatton tha i to dutrib ite ic tbroaab ins u s <
all over tlie world to oousuuie.r*. Tue " ouils, " -u.- i si
lUfu as ure 1. ft, are not i-BfaoeitO buy, feanu. thal
toe prices ui.iy no lower,
rae it e.-ii.t> of eura were ligbt. r to-day tttau for my
titi. - a .lin i a fortnight. There arc indications, too, thal
tm: * ... ? i) uiovo out. 'i'-e eii?'u,-eine.u*) t>
il iv iveie tor ls.ins) h.isiieK Jaie |Mtrk StOpMd I i
iil.'hi al 17, duly a; 17.1-1. ail Au4.nl nt 17 JJ1*
Ju.ie lard elo-. ti at ?. 7ft aad Ju.ya y.sO. June mhavg
Slopped al 1,06 and Juiy at l.'l.i'i; June emu at ~>o\
and .nib at ..* *.
a.'|ii'*nia* i .nins, Messrs. M. ?*. Nichols a Co.. onl
Stewart A Co., arc si-it Ag up theu* attain
na quickly as Uley can. It is not a question ot mou.'y
ui o | ,i. In iiiii, tun a question of sir-tightening
out tue entanglements o' lng easiness Urns la a eery
rt.ni apo of time. In tuc all. tupi t-o transfer Nie bois
. dilttculty is ex. erie iee 1 l i IS
;.i alu t.i. crediton, lhere ls. ot coirs*, d iring tue
??X i.eiujail, au melin itlo.t ouall tlxktl lo I is
ii ita i ile Si tong -QilaSOa and to avo.d Um ur.ns w.nci p. ??
sumably are weak. e>o, iuth-- troueUtttua at KiehoU'i
ti ni ? t u'b v. m.* the traMO wi,a tlie hous t
in txr ai creni aud ref uses to acc.-pt auy
t>ut tin* heat u.i.ncs. luis hesitancy U delaying the firm's
settleuia'iit.
Tue recdt cr of McUcocb's timi .*:c * I ist be ls iii ikiint
? toward re-ulis.il ac loeaas oy.tnc lat.uren,
.... t-noLufii lo muse ull.'a I.cu J I .vim. Illira
ac Hims walt i ::.e crc-eiton. fotijover a'JOO.OOO.and there
ar,- aoeatbaif a imzcn claims m tho vicinity of >ltx?,t)i)U.
J. M. Hail ^ l o.. wno .o.it e_4.ou ) I), i io Meit, nea tau
ute, nilli- io,ct': at -i> ct mi i !-?. iii kt emUgUmhaW
claim ajtainat tba Scoiciiiii.iu 'or tht) bi'tie
in of tbelr creditors. Tae lard lafeetigatiea
is maklBf tee flgat bet ween MeUeeeo aad Arm ur sud
Hie Fowlers au exceedingly bitter oj.* Teeterday two
... i,n i fon-mrii ji. .-lilia xi in KcQeoeb'a u -u.-.A
i-f iracied iiii'ir t cs* nu ni> uni .ait tbey hen beeai tM
afSO for their ev,.lenee, Wilie.i lucy acilioW.e lg-j 1 Was
I,.lt -.-. To-day tb: i WO :ue.i .vere arte; jd ai lue laaiianos
oi kloQeoooiror pt ijury.
TUE PEI ROLE CM MA ll RET.
N. ')' VaillK, Jill ' '-' '?
rufavoiubU' iiilvii't's from Um Ml li'M*
ct).ipa* 1 mia til- reseat :ar;o liq ll tall iii o'. UH " .snort "
lu t rt t. ..a cn riitov.d a sus | . nt lio n I ie
p. tti'l-'il'tl market, tcudod to ilt'iM*. -? pa.c * I id iy.
Sup,,. ri lt??<:n tilt: " ililli " 1. aler- f ..' uslie
to tbe dei i im.-. an.! tho lowest pete, tai-acd WM W I '?.
ng.iliisl :?l 1 - '-, la-' m.; il I l-'*,
liut I---ili.'.iit oim t*:irricti tilt* lnaiUm I \ rally
u$l ls toliowei, but the advance Wat Btt iii..:ii
mu', tin- Hal daoltagi wi aorta i n IC991 i7*-j*
#1 ltl*?. ibo clmc *u.-i uuseaU'il. Tuc po'n lion ol
Mo ISiiiitown No. 1 weil lor thetlis; twceiy-four h.'ari
ta lepta led ai 171 lian ale, a; last aitviceH tlie nato el
iirii.liic.iiui was th'rt.vtwo barrels an h >ur. Tl
t.input of tko Ballinshi a-stdol yeeteriajr w.i* gjtH
buit ls, fron f.vtti'y producllu' -.i.tlta. Mr .Mel,
pone eii:..t wells drilling ..ml ates rigs ap and bui.ditig.
te o in w weiis arc Ons to-monow.
'Hie runge of priers ami ibo total traina.'tioiH ia
New York were ai follows:
U, Y. Put. Coa? g%
opmitiic .?. list, llst4
HlmieMt._?._. Hil Us1*
Lowest . 1 Iti lltfe
Final . llll-S ll"'
Sains, li'ils...... 4.03o.UOO H.DT-.'loi'
Clvaraucos yestenlay. 7,o*<iJ,i)00 tJ,l)i>;i.,'m
Uetlued petroleum was easier in tone, bat quotaiious
Were uoi Cil..ligeil.
REAL EBULTmt
Vkw -Yoiia. Friday, Juno --', Hil.
KK-Oai)SD KKAl. KSI'\rni lUAUttUMA
Niw-toati arr.
IHt> et ? e. ITO fl a nt 1Mb eie IB Osti II ii z T
Mouif to t'nru iDorwailU. $181
?Sib -ave, ss. Ul.S lt n nf liuti-st. M,7BlU0| Ague* A
Ot ii .nor tu KUsabeth Kunasoll. 1
(iOldPiave. ll w a. in tl li of l.iSlU-tt. iixOi; YA
lllclial'ils la Alfruti-smlUi. 1*00
ls^vo. n?. on ?nf i-*-'ti?i. I s7.ixH0.Cx Irregular
L Kiinis and wlfiilo h V itjatuot. ;|'.,'>K)
aj-avc. ii s '-'.V-'. fl n ol '?) al st. JjxSJJi i naries A foe
ud wi fe te narah J Ptrasea .. .
Kioui-t, Suiui; ll rule, it-feree, to K 1' ?.*rry . W.400
61?t-?t, U S, HiiOn ."'I -V De, -'OllOll.a, J M.nlhlley
Ol ai io l-'iaucis laulioy. ttbOQ
3iUi?i. u s. iii lt uot li wave, &0i'.KU, U li Morris.
lelenie, t".l lil ..;i-l.i..t . . I
21st st. ll**. I"'" fl w "I >tli ave. 'Jl.lm.is.'.). Ol' ,_,
.-until, tuiett't' io W - Wngut . ... ?*.'-"'?
!faw-ave, aa cor el iTtih-st. looiloi 7xil...... c __.
liU-kmui to Moms lailtuiaia. 3,000
a m. w s, lia a nof Y .sf Ilysa no attxlVO-, ,
,1 in., iu.4 u to iMil ab J i.oeimmi. I
ti run. lui. s a cor ol laudlow-a.1. HLlt>x7S| FT Rug
glen, ru nine to M Min* tl. 31.OW
Wililaiiislirl lue K*i..il. '^tl a. re. brlggt buiiiemcsii
Jane \S nut Alia uu?b4ii?l to tsarul. J hrlsgs, l-l
Intcrent. . 6,WW
Medtsea-ara, a e cor el mna-at, 8J.*.-_loo.8'? J I. .^
Miiutt'tiniery to J J Mui-iloii.ii'i . itijmo
linn si. ss J..t ft w ot Brook-eve, looa lrrs_alan ii ...
ll sewell, referen. to U ?! t union I-'3"
a ?.:?:? tt noi lo.'tii si, 6o :sx73. Wtlnelniiu* M_.
Judi uutl bunlisun Uiscbiraiskopl. -v.itin
'id iii r ii w coi ot loTilml. iixlJ. saoie toJobu
l.-lttei . . JV. *
Wniiiiiii.-ltrnlge lluail. about U-** acres: AlHxaaam'
lox niki lo Hie .Mulloi^.lUli II04I l'..stat? Ai*)- _.
ilsritm. . ...-? t9,9tm
O'Jtl st, n s, Ibo rt w of Uib-ave, lOOi tri-sgular; lb. .
Keller et alto nargal ol K Nelbubr.
4.li!-nl tin Ali; tl v. ul ntb-avit.'JatltMl, Uu-gsiel bl ^
.-..ilmlir mi.i bun usu d f? 1* K Keller. ??? "j
Hams nru|ieriy; Joliu b Kuhn io s.iuib - ........
Mailis..ii-4ve, es, l?tt aol l.;2.l?t; lrtxlOi); KttaiM- 1P4l)fl
lom, ioli:i-M?,veAUKa?il3?ttm??ru>a.../.- nw?
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