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WORK FOR CONGRESS.
I
Ti-T. ('EN1.K..L Al'ri*()l'l*lAlI<>N BILLS.
_tlK LAST OK inn 11*1 I.IKl'.l Y BOOB TO Bl BB*
rOKIin? HUH' PBOBSB-B iknuk AM* BOOPB.
[at ibi ana ira to r*aa*i?an_B.J
WaaaiiwroB, alni ??? Tao Rou*** Committee on
Appropriation* will probably eomplete the prepare*
tionof tbeiraaaa?rog geoera] appropriatioa hills tins
iraak and report them ta tba House. They aro thc
Foitiiicati'iis, Usps ral Daft etna ny, Legialatrfe, Ex*
ecutiv- and Judicial, u\u\ Bundry CItII billa
There lins limn a louis' straggle in tho -iih-eotninit
te*-, whieh baa chaine of the fortifications loll. *>vei
the items for Boaeoast ortnloatt"ti*. ordnaaee and
torpedo*-* aajanilnrltj af tho sobs-eonunlttee has
Bhown a diepoaitioa ta heed the writninc** of thc
chief ol ea ginee ra reapeeting th" ilefencelees eondi
tion of thc in*e.-tt c-.tio-aof the Atlantic and I'm. lie
seaboard- and the Gulf coaal OfleeiB of tin- Engi
ne-or nnd Onlnanco laure.ms have been freely con
suited I'.v the siih-cotnmittoo and it ha* also tc
ceive*l iniieh inform itnm from other BOOrcOS a* to
the proper tm ans to be need In placing tbe -
defences in ii fairly oii'ivtive condition Tin-not
always fi,cn,Uv ii valry between the advocates of
the torpedo sj stem "f Barber and eoaal defence and
the partlnans "f land rertifleattoa* and heavy guns,
hara, to some ev lent, onmid'cilt "M tlie-ples- O . hilt lt is
a_-taetcrod that a major,tv of tbe sub-committee ls
in favor ot "nilly liberal appropriations for both
purpose*. Whet bei the lull will .area?i well wbea it
falls into thc hands of the fal] conni! I Tc is oct
<iiutc eenuin ; although th.-ra- have recently been
ir.-piont hints thal Chahrmaa Randall aa a chara
pion ol ?? Iii on,-hiv " baa on tuon- than .nu-occasion
found tiMi-oi to c mud un thal hi- policy did not
receive hearty support freaahts Democratic col
laasjaa*
WhlieMr. Holman ledi-tineuishesl for hrsparai*
jnonioiis statesmanship in I,nie things, he is said i"
ia, k breadth ol oomon hens.on ? han rt rome* to big
thmifs. Another trait hehae which moderates his
U:-?-I ultu - -. It W complained that lie i-oarr reidy
ta interpose en objection tothe expendrtnre of r
dollar d pnii'ic m."icy an leas it will benefit kia
trwa State or district. He and Jndge Lawrence,
ah" i* now l'lisi Controller ol tja* Treasury, served
lafether la the l!"u*" and both were noted for the
BBveritya th which they acrntinized every piopo
snioii to uko lnoiicy ont of Hie Treasury. A ? Con?
tinuer*.In bys Lawrenee has quite maintained his
iBBQ'laliOII ns an a coio'iuist. Tho two linn are ia*t
friends and it ia said they wno recently relating
to eui li other aotBM ii ininiisxen.es ol' tlieir punt BM**
Tites in "Tongioas, a*hen Holman modestly spofteof
his own i-r??.ii, ia. r- sm a frugal legislator aad geuer
ously al hided to the r-aaiatanee bowns wonl t*> re?
ceive fro ii bia friend. Inapired bj tm. neat aompll
mont whieh Holman 1ml paid both, tba "Controllet
dryly remarked: * Yea, Jadga, I have always re
a>r*-8d yon aaa watch dost of the TTeaenry. Von
know tbat a aooi. watchdog aever growlaal Ins
friends.'" Tho atory ia toa good not to be true, for
lt neatly illaetrales one of Jndge Holman- con?
spicuous traits.
Recording to Mr. Randall, friends, the only other
*? I'coiiom.si" w bo is a BT-ember ol the Appropi ial ions
Oonunittee ta Mr. Townshend, whose naefnlnea* is
niancd by his unfortunate temperament, which
frcrjur-ntiy learl.s linn into difficulties ill lim llou-e
whieh interfere witb tho neewaa of bbl plana of
the "tlni Democratic members of tbe committee
four are new to timi kind ol' service and none of
them i* classed i- au " ? conomist " of tin- Randall
11, ni v hool. It s-'M* rather probable, therefore,
fhat the Fortificationa bill will go to the I'
tLc form recommended by Tim *;.!' committee.
i ii m* ii i in in ri' irs- v mt i.
Tlc ;,. ?!? raj J), ii, icm y i> !1 ? ii: be i ousiderably
s d in amount by causes for which ilse Appro
-priat ion* Commit tea* of tbe last House cannot he
held H" p li*H,I'- i ol alioilt
$800.00 ' M a. - :
i .li until aller tlc law w,a passed ,t
was*.'; i-1 won!.I not he made until October 1,
1 -s , r,a th,- wording of the re t it was lound that
then - l had to take eflect on March 3,1 HUH.
Ji is i *i ii ated thal hereafter the \ irly expenseool
the Post (1 ,'??.: ?? neal Ij
12.000, "00 by the operati m nf th - law. An ithei
Item aim,uni ingt? .-,,aiii,(M', I - KI will have
to ..
Com:. w!m Ii rt giun-ii thal tin* i
comp nd ii ui.ii: \ i r tbi
tmio amount
i u a, i (.mil > i thu ir iudi l,Ull?
in -* l tl ? ioverilinuut.
lt ia under-stood thal tbe Legislative,] i ntive
and Judi* ial hill will appropuu e about tia-name
ainouiit a* the bill ol iu*i yeal ami mat it will not
be like.) to provoke much opprmii on.
HI W I.l i,l*L.-i HUN 111 Pl >BI 1'
Thc .-ui.i'iry ('sail h,il w ill pr I ., ..a ,,,ni.i,u h,,n;e
new aiid important general ii [islatiou. Wnha
view to -.nu pi liv the Ben ic*-, prevent dnplical ion of
work and retren b expenditures, an effort will be
gaade to transfer to otbei departments certain work
Bow done bi* tbe Coasl Bunroy, ll tbe recomim-n
dallons ol tin committee are aifopted the geodetic
aurveys ol the iut< rior, im .nd.nu the cartographic
Work connected therewith now in projtro.
the due, non of tbe Coast Survey, will be trana
fermi to theUtotogi il survey, wherethei are
thought more properly to lielona lt ia said tbat
thia trauafer wijlaave about $70,000 a year lb,
11ydI i ii - on ci the ( oasl bbirvej ii i?
liropos. ri ls. tl.instil fir Tin- I ly,',i ojl .ipi.le linn-., of
the Na\ v Hep rum :,t, where st ls aaid the a.
be d< ? aud at a h * i ,,-t. I be di
rectoi "i iln-1 i,n-i Survey will retain jm -
pl the < oast .-*ui ve) in "per. including rivera to the
head ct tide un'. I.
1 be ? uiu in it tee will also n repeal
of all law* making permanent appropriation*, ex?
cept n ?? prov id i ns. loi tue siukiuii lund, the intel
est on the public debi and the nat* real on the Mn;th
aoaian au dot hei funds held iu trust n\ the (jovem
im ni. boiue i. I also bi i- i un
look I,-' t I. till
ami the abolitioi
ttsins *, rino.
The committee willalee urge I ?? aooution of a
provision to bar all claims aita ni at the Uuverumout
alter a certain period ami to limit thei
i ..- of \a jai.ii the cm i utive d partm* ti
have jurisdiction. The iuU-ution ia to cut oil all
** equity " claims, the holders ol which ni isl here
ofter appeal direi tly to Cougreasor to such tribun?
ate aa t may moa mc for,then relief. I be Appro*
priations Committee Im* blocked out a goon deal
?f woik for tlie House and .-ciialc
?
DOINGS ul LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Thc Centra] Labor Union mei ?. eaterday after*
aaaaatBeeoad ava ami Fu*t-*,t. J. J. Hoptnas, of the
Albany iron moulders, in-lc en anneal .Mirani to Hie
atnkd*. He said tbat tbe employers, beaded bj Perri i.
Co., bad blaai listed over loo men tiuii tiny and ilu-lr
tannin-, viiie _ ganges of starra! >n. Tba appeal
Waa ie err. ,1 to tin- BB-SSS willi tba ri*nuc?t
tiiat ihey take bamedtate aoaea. a letter was
receive i from tba Dfy^ooda (Jterks Union askli
gace in tn.'ir-Km foi niiorter boara The tdgar.packen
reporu- iaso siiiiio-ou liana ami Bxprssoed lbs fi
(their ?ankles weald anea snead to otbersbepa it wai
reported ii mn the 1'iai.o n.a_i rs (Ja! atbat tu,.- carpeie
teni tlaul ililli k HKirlnr-t the Cli.p.o>ui!'Ut ol Hun'
men on tlie greaad drat i)s.> uii nm*) bx -aa
to Uie 0 rpentes*s Cnlon Tbi Ceatral Labor
Cnioii aa.i.- asked to settle t.: i il.e boato
Biuiti.- rr |.,.r ii i thal J H. A J. ll Coruell bad regucilr.1
all ti,i n mai*, sii.iii.- laoiolu Uie um,,n and tin > bud .lone
Bo. A milli.nu ol nrilonS-**. poi leo i,. ,: i... \ UmJ -di! pe
ti'.lous lo '.., -, .:,., x mt -m.- lol ilse p,..,_.. ol I. ,
boor lilli. Tbe But. reported thal thev were
?milpa nmj a list of all ops wm re western
du-*.- ?! ??? r i? Bold, i he Hat will br
t j p.npo*. - ,\ a ,,t, ,,: i ..,',.,
Waa uim m to Henry Georas for tu* oil ure for the
-euell! of the Oulla I ii I un at tlie tcariemy ol nus,con
Hay 13, on --'lim i.i.Mia t ommaudmeui."
"1 mi ? ? ..'m. .., un r at Ml Itary Hall Vo. 193 Bowery,
l-'o'ir.., .. ,,.,-!, if|K,ri-,| Hillie Owner* bad Inatrucud
}L,U i i.yea tnrJump umil In Hie l,iil,o: in*.il. lbs
It-Hi's in... i :?! I,, law murder lo aa uiatU
W1U aeaeot io the Pilot Commui
FUNERAL OF h. 0. V UN TON.
William C. Danton, fun* ntl M-rvici* were
bel*! y, si.-Hii;, anns boase, Bo. BIS 1 ,, u,,.
hVv. Ur. Joba Hall and tb< Bev. Di TbeodoreL
of i.iooki.aii, oftiejai,,!. mi. buaton I..,'] be aa rn* mb* i ol
l>r. Urals's cbureb tmt two yeena ead ba ore in
atom isii'okiy u lu-j... i,..n a delgkbor of Ur. Ooj
bli-Lilms, in. Cayler BaM tbat ibeettybad tool m Mr.
lilli-iriii -Jillie ut Ila la-Si blood, "fOr lie was nf tllat li ,.,?)
that flowed la the arteries of eommcrcial .,i.,i t-?, -j me.
Il han lo*l a man vs lion head and BBS-t vsik; J_wai? at
tbe Ban las ol any Who leijs?rod aioi-U
j I., i oiTin raased ht ?v.-"ri of lowen aad i.d aad wiitte
_0*aJ4-seri iii piiifasluu uver aiid arnuad lt. Aiiioiu,' tlie
lari-e number of friend* pre*?ut wei* 4:rmi<:r(aiHiiinu
Wiuiaiu a. Kuaaell, of Msssar-listttl; i. C itdoaaa,
jTiavid iJaU-ooS. Wllliaiu B. Ki-udull, nf llrooklyu |
Joaepli 1 ailyn, Joiiu 1'ibu, L. L. Krown, W. A. Holiuaa,
_euei_i a. ( . Benara, H. a. Klokardson, jolm keiu,, nf
Ha* Aeuia Pnpet (JumpBay, lurnera >__*, Man ; 1_ (X
Collin. Gem ce W. Itusiell, of the Kiir-ell I'ape" 'oiopanv;
Cyrus W. lield, Wallen I". Daniels, (leor-i I'. Marshall.
Bwaagar of the Montague I'aper Oompaayi Willua-n _?
M\.Michael r-now, b. lt. Blakeman, Ju.t rc \ bb \or?t,
J,, apb Rlttol ami William Wade. , ,
i in- potly win ba takr-h to Tra* today for barba.
TUE LEGISLATURE'S RECORD.
GOOD WORK DONE BY THE Bl PUBLICANS.
nu: i aw ?* nm mtw-TOB- OTTT?LITTLE Bon roa
TBB AMBOBOAOBS BILL.
iraon nu b-O-lab <?aa-araaoa-T 01 rib tbibubb.1
Albany. May 4.-In tho coming fortnight
the I.er-Msiat'ni. will talah Ita -arorlf. Much Imrrortant
aa,,it, remain* M bo done, bal already n highly cieilii.ili'e
ra.i ima bern made. All ttm political bencfll tram
Tins, ai, lie justly claim, 'it hy Tlie BepOblienn him',ulty.
aa l.o aa oniil ts ,ac !? en tn 1,1 responsible lt thc lc_i-l.,i|oli
lind treen bad,
Tho fanners of il.e state, ari' already (ipr.-sim; liieir
th aldis for Hie BtrtagBBl law pi *nl in relalmn lo Hie Bala
nf imitation Iinl!.r alli clieusc They baie sii*t..n,cd a
1;,-ll,-sal tiirnilKll tile Bl ile nf oieoinal j.il inc 1 .uni. Bl
though tbe pioiiii'iiioii ,'f Um sale or manufui tun ol tba!
aral lia nialia' coli.-liid eil ft se a eic I.Mncly for the
cniiip inion to whlcb the buttermaken bad been ea
pos, ,1. atilt lt waa thought to betbeonly efteetive one
Thc P.: in ni. j,*- Aasoc-itlori maybe trusted tons,- all
ibe powen of tbe courts t,, enforce thc 1 iw,.
Mi KICIAL li ' l-l Vi i"N.
N'rav York cit v le.'i-lrlion is not act complete, bm -'il!
tbs resident* of that city, tt ts evident, feel tbat moot
bas beea done lo Improve the governssent of tbe eBy
? pal *o of the lawa aiak_ilg tbe Mayor solelj
reapr_?sible for appointment?, by deprlvlna the Aldenuen
nt the roaUrelator* poa" r, ami makin) i ntrvller
clcc'.nc. .- rend ol ii. billa of UieRoosevcll Inveatl
Committee ri ? di ? ! tba Govern
These ore tho bills P . heoffleesof the Sun
tin. B* er.tbe Bberifl; and ibo bill wbteb fives the
Board ol Estimate aud Apportionment ropervbdoo of
lbs expendHnres for the Oonntyof Nea Vorkbj tbe
County! erk. The sec.leftheblQa mreUtlouto tbe
, Clerk, that ooneei-nlng bia frc*, haa gone back to
laembly fur c-ncui-reaeebi tin- (Jeanie's amen,!
mi-i.i.. ihe lull re_antine Hu- ParkCoiauiiaaknen still
? on tbe oalandar ol the Sea ita
BILLS VI 1' IN' I UK UOVBBlfOH'a HANDS.
Tho Governor alao baa In hi* posaesalon aeveral oilier
: int. rest io icsiiii nts ia Ni a. -iori,. If the General
?Mini Railway iii: inany new street railways
milt on liss-, I,,*-, toa n sit,-i t*. T en there I* Uk
s,!l,i lue .to i 'instruct a l all aaa.i limier broadway. Ins
ion, un,i' will give a ucuiin-jon thu bill nox! Friday.
All the cigar Blaker* In Nea Tori an Intcreitod
in the lilli forbidding the manufacture of rlgnn In b ne
m ut I:,..i-i .. William M. Evarta will mnki au ar-iiinenl
on Un-lilli !??!',,rc the l,overiior oiii s.i.r *Im\ rn .1. rhe
oi bImi ba* In bia 1.erasion the bill to enable tbe
mercliaiil ul thi ima i;,.mi* Ulatriel In New-York tc
make ul ran jenicnls for a .|,e, lal water service; Die bill
alli liol i/.i iii; thc (.nial Mom, ni ol the Uraud ia-ni ra 1.1 "pol ,
iilt.l Un- Iud Inda'.laing I . a In- of thc lil, nidi ol Nea' -
Vo; li ts. -rl.'-MHicaeh.
lill, lilli. WHICH MU. THOMPSOM OPPO-ES,
Til* prc*-1st aleck (lure nil: In- a ItTUggb in !li('A*'*eln
blyover Bcaatet iSiooWt "lull j-uin. to Mayor Bdson'i
irtbe appolntmenl sf sneeesson to Hubert 0.
Thompson, CbmiulssloneT of Public Works, and Qi sr.', r.
Andrews, 'm pontt nm poonseL Mr. Thompson baa put
ail the obatael* ? ba caa ht fron! nf Un* btu, but bi doubt?
ful if be caa prevent it nanning the Oovei cor. i
publican, are deiei-iuluc- lu paw* It; consbleriiiii ll qalui
aa* m , ???*-a!> to tn.' ini|s|'oa ell?-I ol lin' j,,a el linn ni ol'
Ncaa Voil; 'as Um Al,li nunnie In I. To -ive Hie nexl
Maa or tlie unchecked |*>wi r of appointment, and thou lu
aila an, e ol lil.* i odin,, iuto office to li.l laa o ol Hie mull
iiiipo; tani places in the Korernment, tbi y think would be
al.sin u.
I OBI BTBT UKI hum l>or li IF fl..
T tu- fi .'inls of the Adirondack Park nicaaure an
?{td* a,si .uu.i^i-d. li was fought over long enough
in the .-en.iic to have i mergi i from tho oonflkrt a J
measure, Tbe Committee on Ways ard Moan >?! Um
a . ? a, nea ei I bi leas, ha-i e aniendei] it; _i
aa in render nei i ? ai \' it* rctni n to tl
i,-l. lt Will Le till,sra n Lek's I I
is. r/ard between the two 1.toe, nod plot-?litj be found
soler I Me I .'.-.-! il.M e na- io: eon, ,1 in sniin aaa ?, ?
i , , .,? un- lumbei men ? mid Hil aa uh
,,. , tho, ?. mo :,, , labor il io ;,,. ? ;.*.
SUGG SINGING A RELIGIOUS HY'IS.
ch..t I. * H. Rngg, the condemned murderer of the
? sh eplng in bis c< 'I in tho
* i so;my Jail, I.g Island Cit;.. ;
vv} ic-ii three young worn n each carry mn a Bib ?
I hymn book, were admitted to the corridor.
li,'.- , bj ? RugU ma:..,
Int* i. -i in tbe hymn " i onie to Jean -." He
thc hymn and in an undertone joined Tu thc chorus.
I I,- I,'s-i. William 1'. Dixon, colored Daatnr of Con?
cord Baptist t'hnreh, Myrtle-ave., Brooklyn, had a
lonir interview willi bim on Saturday, Ile n
and Uugg a\ as much I y i be
visit. He said to a repoi rday thal he ~as
iga new trial.
'
I !
bellin li aug, but wiien I kuow I'm.
on me.
None of lu* relatives have call* I on bli
ema ictlon. He tl t iiil Iii ? I
hasn't been to see bim *in?*e be wa* -?? leuceiL
I), put .un ii e (i'( 'onnell, \a bo a stein ? nt
Ru ag's cell al night, aaya that the pxJ ouei sleeps
wed.
TEMI i li IRX L IA SATICS M.t.N TED.
\\ the American Temp, ranee Union, duel
Hull, the I', v. In..Ta.* M. Pullman addressed a
small and lem b ye di rday afternoon, If" .'...isl ?
-i lenee eonflrm* all our native iii-iincis tsnirbi
tba clim, deliberate eondualon is tbat
in jill its folios '- |m iulout to all mankind.
There ha? been n cuni oban*-* In public
timcnt In the last eighteen mantas. I believe in
lav,, noaa, ri tn thia oourae the power of environment
in ,1 the power of a rlahteoua wi IL Malo- the rieblcou*
will mi, l yon wfll better the environment*, I would
han jr ont a i >iil-i?i.u'.i in iront of this ball calline for a
dozen red-hot fanatical i,, j,renell temperance, tor the
evtLba* mt to be stun d ap befon lt 1* nmi died,
James H. Laird tvas the speaker al the Manhattan
Temperance Ar ociation in Cooper ITnio . Hi ii,
cusM'd -* Whiskey in Buulneoa/* and is.ade the in
quii ieet
Who should drink I What should they di uki v, I i
should they drink I
Hi* conclusion was that nobody should drink,
il,- ? should dunk nothing, and ti.cy _hoi_d uever
drink,
MEADOW BBOOE STEEPLECHASES.
m Tho entrlea Poi the Meadow 1!> rd* Hnnl
nt Bem-wt-ad, L, I., on'May 17, whloholoaed on
Saturday, an h. fo lows i
in-' Race. Ifani?cap sweepstakes fOTtborouff]
the bona fide property of membera of tbe Meadow Brook
Club | entrance (RO eaeh, f 10 oula ll d, dared bj May
ll); tin-*i "oinlto uc, hs r ",n ont o' ? . haifa
l-n milton fbable's Adamaathaa, 4, by Count d'l h ay.
Bt, Q. Lorlllard 'a Gypay, is, by Glenlyon.
in B n*g m's Barrett, aged, by Bonnie "k-oUand.
B, Morl I mer's 'i'i om!,'me, 4. t,y Qr* a I om.
Second Kaoe.?Open i^eepleohase sweepstakes, for
rpi 1 Bed baaten. at B-9 each 1 balf forfeit i the second
tosavs Ha -takes; miiipmini welghl 100 pounda, thor.
ou.ii1.11 'is to tarty 19 pounds axtra; uimut rom miles,
J. l>. Cheever's Bonkonkomo, at?d.
N. 0, Loni ar,I'* sn,',,,,!, aged,
B.D. Morgan'sBwallow, aged.
1. H. Morgan's Woodstoek, aged
Ttl?-B?OS, Kenn.-l pur; , J.-.H, of wbl is ??> to Hie
isccoiid , ititrifico free for li,.: ses ns ,1 f,,r farming j.rir
jio-c- aadowaed try farmenover aa boee lami tee Mi
Brbok 110111111)1 bunt; catch wiaiflitfl ; half -alla OB Hi
flat:
.1, Duryea'sOa**-*ge Alien, 5.
i.l' ai ra BUzsard, aged.
If. s. BkkUfore'a Big, age i"
kt. W. Ilea'- I ar.ile, aged.
'i'. Taylor"* BalU*.
Fourth lia, e. llciay ar, (fbi "leeplei hn.se saa',"'p-;,|t(f>?,
for half-bred qimllflou huoten at f_0 eaeh, pla* i pa]
wttii i -liver e ip valui d al .a.ai. addi d by the rn
il,, m. I;, ii.; tba sooond i.et Ive |5o oul ol the ?
im weight 180 pound-; aburt eooiaa abont two
un..--.
Bienton sta' le's Carmelite s ??? t. ?
J. ll. Chi ? Punch, aired
A, i-oiiir.ui'a Phantom sa< d,
1_, ( . La -loll! IgUI '- imie , e, ;ii-i ,1.
s,' s f. i M,,..:.ia.!..
H. Mail limi i '* Mcrcni a. ii_, ,|.
ililli rac. -lim lie iweeustakea, at gl5eaeh,p ivor
pay, for polo poole*, under l i iirook itaudard
(11.1,,; av, l. ii I r,r im hes lo,- ina IOU pound*, -an li an ab
-ewanoe of 7 pounds foi every meh under ibe ilandardi
?si m is o' ,i polo pony rad in 18H3 tooarry 6pou
? *. eond t', re
ta atake | aboal taroo forlooga, i
1*001
*. ' i ? ? tj'sd c. Masentte, aged, 14.1 . lu
rri'a b. g. Orphan Hoy, aged, 111 . . leo
a li. it , bardaon's b. m, row iin.a. B yr*., 1 i.l. imi t
J. li. ( ne,-a-is oh, '. B( l,i..*is.i, .ll.''. i ? ,
L. Jacob, Jr.'a, ar. g. lluugry Joe, .il".
V. a. -oniiarti'a b. g. Chapple, 5yrs., i i ??. i ? i
W. Hutberturd's eb m. liiih,:( yu., 1 l.u.
Hixthraoe. Beaewal of the Meadow Brook Ilui
? "H. lo lie In isl lol one I r Bl
i eec! ti itt forfeit, willi n
of plate alili, ii for Uh winner; lbs soooad te reool
oul ul tbs Btakea; BuetM Utrea Bslba
M,(i i.rn I,,ani s j. ,-,. Jame*, Xl years.
i.. I>. 'lor..m's Boomer, i years.
li ,*. Moripm's Wootbuook
B. Mon sm,ra LoohUivar, B yean.
A Bogera'a Hold i om, aired,
h. H. .-.un!, )r.'s, VI a lan,.-near*.
It li llUely that .urtiici eniiii-a will be received by ni all
to day,
JU* decl-uatlun* {nude out of thc groat lituipstoad
Hratb Handicap avhlch ntOSBd on April ir, with t-v.-ntr
uro nomination*, are Mercury, Leaaa, Uhotlbo. lin
Lawyer, Atboa ami Vivian. Tho -*el_tit*? fur al! tho
handle 'pa wi'i be aaaeuaeed ra the 7tn.
TEE CONDITION OR rm: WALEE BS.
i;i:mi,m; ai-"! i.i.' THE mx DAYS' RACE.
what TBBT uhr to say ?BOUl ihi. BESCLT?
Ul Ftntt KAThKM r I (> N I \l'i:r*s| Ii.
Mallison Sqtiar. Garden li entirely trana
fiu'ineil. Tba lawdnsl nae's, snug but* aad picket fences
of tba walk!ag BMtek hue pu en plaoe toloagrawael
kennels, ta be used tn the dog show, aad tbe snte-roonis
Bte lt'ied' Mit ti trunka, bedding and tba
furniture appertalntag to tba kaadHni of pedealliana
I n tho i.iiii e ..t the I,,i;,lc n. I'd-T Jin ia eu. | BOtB?S I Mian,
"Hal ly " i-andetiiih incl N li lam Toung Wen buatlj cn
gagedyestetttaj sftenwon in casting n\x Bcoouata and
? itji Hie ),,ianii'*s of thc race. Mr. Duryea siisl hs
ii Tiniii vr reporter: u We an abnudanUy s.ui Red with
the result of tae reen. The unprecedented feat of tarn
men bnektaglae record in mis- week bas boee ac, om
plisiiori, ibe public hn" be*n gtvea a cond a**?an nea
?imi has leaarooBly ibown irs ***preetettoa et if. Thc e.ne
reeeipta alH aol ba baa tbaa ir.!.">.""<?, mid thc
tnipciBai-haiii Ina* ii kr pl downie anasoaable Baan, os
thal sill Hie conic tunis will he salisllnl. I atn lint i ,,n
viiiccd th at iii/-* raid la a bet ter man liiun Bowell, and
my offer to bael the latiei for 15,000 or 110,000 stands.
I wUl poet a forfeit of f 1,04)0 with /'? B f, Field and
Cur,n In moir ia*. Red ll no! 1.. e's for Bowell*, 'ill,:,- I am
tart be aa OUld lina c avon tlie rm
i'he contestant* In tim rae.- av. re tn various p Tt- of the
( it.v enfoviiiL'a rr *l from theil oak and
li ai ii ir their wearied limbs setni ,.. I i r,- atn then
suppleness, nuurerr?d, I'anciiot, __rtj aad Nltaw-Eg
Kboa a:* al lin- PUt-S o Hon.BO J BOWBl! md I I - 11 li in rs
areal ibo Ashland lina*.-, rt.bum is ai his hones in
i re., ami Vm: i* in Brooklya.
i old i?1 yi :.:t . -a am leading better bow
I ? . ' .. es. I am a little
stiffandBore,hui thal will soon wear otr. tgol to bed
eula- last ni .-tn and bs l a long sleep
ft* ,, ra b i i gol ap ansi tonk a
: i tbe itreetn and thea earoo kick
Bad took easther rest. I i soul I ~**_ue*day
;.)nl wlil theagO lo Lom: I ri md ' tty aa hen 1 aa il! ! ?? (
reception. I haven't L-l v. n Dnryea'i cha)?noigeanythonght
Ma and iluu'l Linn Whether PB accept lt nr not. I
gat e nea h.n.l raes and I was aol oerUda ti ii ha went oil'
the track that I hud worn' I was dad eaoagfa to have kim
five u)i Hu race. I was eiraxy when 1 maile th i ?
? my trainer snd didn't know what I waa doing.'*
Cowell prac* rded Immediately te tba tah
land BTouse after leaving tha Garden.
H,- pMi'tn ip iieit In n supper elven te bim ? ?!' BBd framers
by CaarXae MlteheO, WilltasB Maddea aad otbor Mewl*,
?uni went to bed sboai robtnight Al 3 o'i lo 'k his iwollen
ankle gave him so muon pain that be had to oa_ in ins
i r..iiiei a aad have it inanlpiilated. At 8 o'elo* k be gol np,
took a Turkish bath aad walked about tor a couple of
hourn. After lundi, ,,i, he ii 1.1 ci to bis roon and agatai
had his iinkie (in* >l Ho was lying
down when found hy the Trrr. Tn m * reporter, "lam
m ii ? : ite ' o idltl m." in* ?? dd, "cic-'pt tim ankle. If ll
had not got sprained ra Wedne layl should have wea
thence, I Believe f should haa ? oanght ap with ii/
gerald mi Friday niabt, bnt when 1 med to rna I oould
hardly bear my aa emin ra nv* I?ft foot,aad evetry atop sent
cxcniciatiiiir palaa nil lbloiuli my le j. I am very well
i aa,iii my perfonuance, however. 1 kt-jit the
fact of the sprala flrom every bod* Bxcept ni] trainers fm
f.'ir llial I ll/L'-raMl WOBld lie,ir of it ami it WOW*- '?
nive him conll'Iciic". ff ho hud had inch
I sprain and I had known it I' 1 bal ? run bim oif lils i's 11
in ihott order, and r mppoae be would bari done Tim
.ame far me. I .lois'i lau.,av avhdln r I will nm i !'/ Pl aid
ag?in oi not, 1 haven't made up my mind wk ni will go
home. Laugford and Barnsley, my trainer*, c,1!!,,*.! on
-saturday."
Peter J. Pauchot, fbi third man In tbe race, aaid i ?? I
lound lin I bri , a-1 dollar, and if it, * iee h 11
. ? , 'are been i
.. ?, ore than I am. I a ai eli * a good
? :?? in ! i a o ni three 'I lyu ami
to iln iiin li, inn 1 am .:,! il lit now."
1;. .'loni.?-, Hei, a' I, c .' i. -ami : " My man i* na ?:.1
n ? evi i. I!'- ip I to wm
un h old ita We both I minti tn
have omi m.,m . sen I to u*. If
? ,!:-,? mon )
race and
lim ii."
? ? II a rry " 111
.
*_.>
'
jet lill |.e on tllO IX
Nit s ?? "I
i f they mn a (
tiiiu * mei i lien ? ----- a. I i- tbe
In*! .1 ,v. amt itopped I stayed in Ibe i.ne Iii. n : :
.
ribo
Kt tel
liol) iu I . ? receive 1 by
. le, ile aa:., at bl* I
?
I
ll) H . I ea ? i a
.: i
: e ird. I
I
? In i lie ni xl race.
Hld all , m in ft mi .,_. n. Il" ls
? av ll i- of I ll,'
na* no complaint lo make >,' ibe race, but thiaki be
abould ? id it no
i . lay.
? -.
LSI RI Es Cor lui; HORSE SHOW,
a is; , , i. EXBIBI il"\ in as LAST TBAB
ii Of jiu anim Ms.
" It'll be n better show than las ye tr'*, " said
il M sn s*er ll s li il . ol the tl ? ma il il in
tloe, to a TaiBPXI reporter on Saturday. "There
I i many a* last icu, hut
, li ii nob bettor. Tbe director* mel at
i, inn,ni, o', la i night and de lided to ofter s special prise
>f s-i.".ii fm- the best appointed 'roadrig'
The bone* e impeling for it need not be bi i
Ito! Which aa.ll
re advertised beforehand. The total value of prtaes
iflcred ls nearly $20,000, Ma ij rioxe* have already been
.i loni we are pnpariiig tor a iii- ern a* J. UUmoi
II rn' -a', the mUSlC "
Maa 1 aaa* ,li.. last I I] rn i,
'or speelal prisea <? m be m.etc until Friday.
.Ulong lle,*e aire.ula mole in I In-sa, ri*. ;i- arr,' laddie
loneelaiasea areO urge Work** Duke, Kan andy .
ll. II, liol lat* i's Brandy, Sb lock, of the Genii
Siding Club, and an
lea mn I. ir. il,nan,I l.oj,-lm_t. .Fi .liri O. Hi-el,.. , i
I r :' ' ' and Henry
I. Sloane. Ai.ig thc thorough I rab
'. .?* i,rani. lr.'h i,iu,hm Tree and J. B. ITuu-i(on's Leo?
tard. In toe trotter classes ara J. B Hector
uni Troy, va'ned nt Hoitvenieur M
Monkilm ,.'., i.:i' ,i Hiulth1 ' : in .'
li.i, Ulourie, ai. i Cordelia ; A len Ho itsiiiltb**
ilahluu Volunteer, considered by the ii inn era to lat Hm
,. -i i; a, m ?< sin, i io ii entered hi* ann K... r * i _., in. prop
irtr of K. W. Leonard (thean iain itallion* -lill compete
ij I., liena W ill, i io., *
mu..ii; l;. h. i ?inkline- and Dr. J hui *
fctaulcy Morl | ;, ,.l
ii,min,i?, ; .1 m .-* I*,- , ,. .1,, k. a wild bone ol
bc ulalu*; ?ioma! Bi ii.it, Ir.'a i ? j
'.'.-di-, by Hermit; l?. u. Carter'* Hallion Khen
d Wo,h. it ,i, *.. \ a . an a, o io the hunter
i >n I io nisi er e i.i*-r-; lhere are also anti . \ .,*,..,
I - ?: i . "?!: ? i Ol nv. all, ol -In', i. I*|ji,,| ?
Fohn I'. ? ii.i.i ,_,',,, f
.. A. - rn and J. w. potter, ir i.e.-i,',r:.'
tuioiigthi ponies aro entries by Alfred i
;.,? n.ud Htevens, Jo'-pu Noiuhid, i'll*,,n \ ,,
II * a* ,n. jiim-, McCreery, and Jamei Mc Karo* of
dimtreal. I. H. Dorman enien .N'urniau i J Pen benin
1 larc iMiieict bj .1. L. Kr , ,'.??,,|,
. ,.a.. :.,,-. I Mel ie I, ,i ri I lard, ii , I.n- );. \, ,,_.|.,
tl i*, and ( .. i , I, Jr,, 1 and I tunk
? il! be *i\ty p,,i ? biiraes on ci ilbii m aud ii any
rom the Un Department and mounted luliitiu *,
The dUplayo Ure-enirlue* will be the aame a* lait vear
ai p ,m* have hedi taken to make a
Ive exhibition of cai - Ile*. 4' ,j,, ,,,
VI XX ???-? ., i h a- nniereri l> n lr- -, .,.,'.\
Ciph-a; and Major .ai Kim. Peacock, fol tber i
la plati \ nuiii i ii .
ni mal* * Iii ,? , Diererd tu
(?inner. W. il. V.i eid V. Knapp and Kl uk
I ol k i br si, ,aa aa ll: ,.;..-n .,; >; .
Ia) lill in, 1 continue Ave d
IMPROMPTU 1 THE ll 'U.I.EM.
There wu* little rowiiia; on Kai lom River wb
iii the morning Un Bi (ropolll in Jui lor Pour gol
ut theil working boat and I i r,,,.,,
oat-house to High Bilah** iiinl nt?rn. Tbs famoui
ihlp* and i'i ? i had foun ??rn ...
i be til a:, ,1 i ir -.a of !,,.
olK .lilli, tar 1 lill, ailie o ll fol ,1 *lmrl spill, nm ,|i(' b,,f
aa mi the aaaier long Bone of tha beal knowaata.
, ,'. bul a i .ii n nu i ol |ti ... maa
re In pi a. lice foi Ibe I it ii anna
IU* hollis.
-several ?, "Uh ia. ? wei rowi I. .1 ii I ti ,i . i .1. 1
. tom ed m a- ? rrom Ibo Binti al
,,,1 of 1 ?
?
?
niljin ll
I.
' ni a boa!
I Ibo H 'i
mi. Bal I
?. 11 tiuiii Tip.- -" Ami no 1 ? . iio , I,
M1 ii. Ji ?*!??, io 1 bink of yo mi beaut *
id .hm umpllsbin 1 , ?, aud yon
ii bj inoh an i.ioi.iiii li
. ? to kita, 1 1 lea,
an,m.i, hy lin hoof Hill in- loo ie lum alua, tun
iow, and pla ? I bl* ac.ipaulmenta for html" "Why,
ni bo alngl" "Nu, mamma j 1 rn ibo made him iu neve
VoTI. SlKAl'.lll. *) 1 'lw;i)r* 1 ;ti ,* fill
lake ariglit aiu_-i;i'uuch. []
THE VIENNA FIENDS.
MT! I.NK AND S( li I.()?*.-.VT.'FK, AND TILE
STORY or THiiii' ( K'l.Mi:*.
[rui'ir-iN'.-? 'Mun \t. i ?? i'.i i.n rmnttNi
Vii n a k, Api il 1*1.
By the Hmo this letter I ?in lies you. -Hilgb
Si'icn!, and his accomplice, Bcblos?erek, aa ill
have raffeied capital punishment. Tho work]
? ii many i riiniuais like < ai I Schank and ( mi I
,-c!ili'.*aie|-, i lillian* aa lui for n Small kihi) of
money wril] commit murdal .st the bidding of
m r \ Ile clio n ul i lo plan bo ii; roc ions crime, lui!
i.wardry to twain?I it witb bia own nanda. Hut
I donbl if history or Action tell ol another
Hugh Si Int) k. Hen who while they are bn
one girl's lu:: rt. try tu win smile, and i at. - ISM I i"iii
another, hara Barer beea -rearee. But breaking
guls' hearts is an lest be tic eiiim-; cutting ?*! I l-l*
throat* mid breaking their necks is a very different
natter; and when we beat of a bum va ho kepi ap
t_*-OToiie-orreepemdenee vnih eigb! wosaen while
ba wan diapoeing of a ninth Ia ? atill-pond, visit?ig
theatrea arith ? tenth, and preparing to Induce an
eleventh to undertake her Ju-t jun moy on earth,
ai. may nt !e st wish thal no ill-timednotiona "t
n.i icy should cuter th.* heans ul tho men called
upon to jndge such deeda,
llii'jh -chenk is the eldeet si.ri of a respectable
lamil.. In -iie-ia. There wera nine brothers and
silters, and tbe fnthei died early. HUnrnther pul
lum to school, designing him for an eugineer; but
hi* mu*tels wore always di* latlafied willi hi* eon
il<>, I nial his lok of truth, while ol his no
the* in ld a hi m!i opi ni in. During bis military ser
. iliad" im friends, illili was |, genii d .
ing.hulljing fellow, ih* wa* apprenticed in a manu
factor} .where be need Iii* aery fa-st opportunities to
(h fraud hi* master ofa tai ir- sum ol money. 11
i ?: in-lit and seri',-need to ti Vii yeal *' n.ipi i-onnnl.t,
bat bis youth pleaded in his favor, antfafter two
imprisonment ne was per-ot-ted. Ho ob
t lined another good situation in a large manufac
Md was Healed on ni c(|iial footing by a gen
etm- master, wbo conseuted torjehonk * ms
v. i li l be ijoveiMiess of his I'll i id ron, a noble-minded
girl of twenty, bohenk was often Beni on business
ts ot hei provincial towns, and notwithstanding his
earl* marriage, be bad leveral love affairaindif
purl* uf thc country. Thu fact caine to thc
kaowledge of his wife, when a young woman in
B*nnn.wbo had trusted bim with "500 florina be*
cause be promised to marry ber, aconaed lum ol
frnul. Ile was found guilty andaent to prison
fer two yean. Ilia young wife sought a aituation
aa gOTernesa, anddeehued she would never nave
anything more to say io bim, hut they were nol
legally separated. By the timo he was dial
lunn prison lim toot girl had aavcrl SOO florins,
t!ii?-Ii ihe last I" him, ,: to licuin life afresh with,"
it tim sanio lune entreating him not tn come near
her. In pl l s< ii i he hail nun lo li minis aa il li uni- Sclilu -
sarek, a thief, who had been dismiaaed some months
before bim, nnd who. witb tari Behana*, Hugh's
brother, met him al the rail wa* station when lu.
came from prison. Carl Bohenk was married, had
four ciiilili'ou,and was an employe In one of tin
offices of the Western Railway. rJehloasarek iras
abm married, and aaa without work nt thc tiniest
Scheu!.'** release.
I I ll* I llll.l*. Al II.MIMl
Poor Wanda Bchenk'a mono*" wm a godsend to
bree worthies, ilma lived upon it in comfort,
and immediatelj set abont carrying ont the plans
.ililli the two chief acton hal conceived and
rip.-nod in prisri'i. They ina.-i'd a purl of theil
capital in advertl*ements un yinni- men who
sought employment aud were able to depoo-tcer
taiu ?iiiii ? as "i .miicu money." A young milli r wa?
llie _rat wbo took the halt, kengaged
tu t ike lum to -ternborg, in Mo,a . ia, n ben I
?? d thal be ???? m foi mian in a lur.-o mill,
The yoting man was told to 500 florins
sr,it to the j
Iso si
the Journey ..a* undi tl day. l-.n route
Sch loma reit sudd he i
;..., a bill i" a pea a it h'a m. el some diialance _-om
iSteruberg. Ihe two therefore I fi tbe trail
ainall station on the aaiue line, intending 'rr finish
i heil i .ni i.-, :,, a dioi t cut tl
Si iienl; boil coiiu in theaame train, and lefl ii ..
the same station, bul he did not.t the other
l wo, ami o':' ? hem al a diatom
. g in the ii
pull wins h bad roora for onlj one person, the
?/ming miller sudd* something cold ai the
of hi* neck, and turning round sa
.., I.is ii md. Ile i
the murderer by tbe ann, and tho *h,,' itruck bim
in the shoulder. *-> vei il more shot, were fired by
schloss;,rok. two of ?which hit tin.- young miller,
? ighl lor hi* life, and two of which wounded
Jchloes p 'a himself, The miller, moreover,
struck his aggressor with a pocket
knife, and aftei a long Bcuffle Schlossareli
ian awn v. 4cheuk hail beeu looking on the while
time and. although Schloaaarek was acting b) his
orders, be never thought of ooming tu lu* rescue,
The two were exceedingly dispirited abont the
failure of their first undertaking, and tin v came
back to Vienna with thoughts of revenging the
young Hillier's conduct on the resl of mankind.
Another nf their advertisements had been an*
nrered by a man who songhl a situation - fore?
man in a lui tory, ansi Si ol,, .s.,;ck promised lo pre?
sent him toa wealthy manufacturer, wbo would,
no doubt engage liiiii. lie was to go aa,th Pchio*
sareb to vVeialingan, w here Tim ' Ma der" wa ? sup?
posed i" have a villa, and lal.'- the caution-n ni ? ?*
700 florina?with him. iu case he should be im?
mediately employed, schhr?sarek had two hallies
ul I ii, i iii I a aa ii,i li un?,,iu- nf aa lu iii i a nu ai in d a no ai .
erfnl narcotic In the train tim cn Lidutefora
fun m m's [ilai ?? \* ?,. ? . ? ? .i brand) ? i ' times
by schln -.arch, nnd ut VYeidl?igau be followed
lui'i min Tim wood, w herc ii slim I cut Was tn tl ko
thom to Mr. .-..-aml-so's \ illa. .-, li!, .-.-.u rrU w hist lcd
suddenly, and his companion grew tl in trustful ; but
when selilos-.'ii'I. again ottered him the brandy
bottle to '" keep od the cold mist" which ii>;
o im to fall, be to >_ ? draught, ami thought
ii tasted different ly from a bal Bi bli -
ivan hun licfore. I inmediate Iv afterward
[Scheilk appealed uud s, hlo-as n, ;v Baili : " I In* is
lei I" I be young foreman i.n to sui ak,
hut *p. . i ii failed Ililli, iiml '.a lille S, In uk w.:* n;iy
ing; "You are drunk, yon don't expect mi to en
raoe a 111>-\- person " be reeled ami tell heavily to
lin- ur.ni. He awoke lateat night, drenched to
the akin, and with half hm moue} gone. Jim con*
fissions of Schlossarek show thal thej had only
fo.I about 170 fionna in the pocketbook, which
ihey bad np a ,-d Into tbi ii in's
in a-i pocket, without imagining that if ci utaiued
i larger sum in one of the sides,
un: i iis.ii i ni unii ii . k hm*.
Thc poor insult ni il.i - -cc,nd andi rtaking,
was carried out in April, 1 ?*->'.". Induced (.chenk to
uni bbl mind to other means of obtaining money
rrithoul working foi lt. He knew that almost any
???ri would piac np ail she had if s handaome. edu
-ttedyonng fellow pretended to be dasperatelj tn
ore willi hi r nmi piiuiii*. 1 marrilee, bal ex pei is nee
lad ibown him that the soft hands uf womankind
ladabarp claws winn disappoiutmonl followed
inp,-, and he told Si hlo-urek thal ,f an* thing was
,1 im got ont "f hiv.'-uk girl*i they
i i. mm bu found an advertiaement, in win, li a
k maiden offered hw h.is.,1 and bean aad all
icr little "a. inu*. amonnting to 450 florina, tu any
? gentleman " "f pr< po* easing manni rs a bo chose
o apply for them. I iris lead to Bchenk'a acquaint
ince with Joaephine 'limul. He explained tu her
bal hei nu. au enginei r with wegit hy relatives,
?t whom "ci upi, d a high rank, it waa impos
'oi him i" marry a girl ia terrie*"-, Josephine
re lefl her place, and bei trunks, her s,i\ [ngs
md all ber earthly belongings were transferred to
lobenk'a lodgings, whilst Josephine was taken to
i hotel, where be waa to wail nntil Bckeuk's doc
iiueut* had arrived from Cracow, when the weddiug
,nnulli lah- place. I'll .1 oiaeplljlie Ilia! hotel xe
.
uforinino, I... a, i ; ,,i were in
r, < ?i.I t heave let tel , ..a* to an auut,
ibo lived at a dial ance, and whom Jnaophine wa*
? i ni her h.I fort uno,
MM-an-e abe bad some.ney of ber own. riehetik
bel i" put no date un the letter, ami to
rust it to his keeping, aa he menu! to scud it off
dir, ily uni r th.- marriage cereii. I'he dui .
aud J . [din
: i *??' ? nk nu w ',ai al
n he hi r weliding tour, rh lilia nek Joined them
ni the in ii aa i, a a.* a i-aaual acijiiaiulaiice. I in- I.i
ni was nun,I, I.-.I l,a -*, |,ios* n .-1. .,:,,! 1 nil rs, honk,
il on iu adrauoe, and bel body
ta ? ina Ol ni "lend
' i i . i I ? ? tl i 1111' \ 11 , i .
? In I be ri turn journey, ami after tha spoil h.ul
,(jou ih\iilcl, Behan- thought of tho auut, uud
aaotaf Joaephine'a lette-. ->n tlio dav followln
h" wrote to tho.'iiint himself, telling herlliat ho ha
bo_ghtasnu_J country honaa and wanted har I
ke*'p bouae for him ann his young wife. 8ho h.
better sell her furniture, becaaae hi* wife waai
devoted to her that (-he wanted lu
ta Btay with them all her Ii f
Katherine limul, tha aunt, who ha
! alton! 2,000 florina daring lam joan i
*.i vue, (ouk tim bail admirably, and arrived I
Vioni...i a few wi ike after her nieowadeath. Scheu
niel ber ut Tim st,,, ion, took her lu a hotel, ami |>n
vlded for her in the most loving manlier possibli
Meanwhile Carl Bchenk and 8ehloa**rek had foun
ont aauitableplace in which dey could dispose i
her. In a district frequented bj* tonri ita there is
*!? e., pock, in a broad cleft ol which is a deep pon
M Inch ia often vmwed Horn tim height, hut is vcr
h.IiI.un visited ;(t ita baee. To linn plaoe (Catherin
rimal waa tai.cn. a atone wa* tied aronnd hr
body, and she waa thrown from the rock into tb
Thc pond, where, so ue months lalor, u tourist din
OOTl red i!io holly.
A BAHON. COOK.
In ali th .sn andertakinga Bug- Bebeah ha
taken for himself tha lion'asha*, of the pj-oeae-tU
hut he aeemed to think his accomplices superflnoa
und dre.unod of carrying ont hisdeabyna alone, e
thal he rn- ni nut divide the spoil. By means of an
u her advertisement, lim delighl of all \'ii'iiiia serv
aotgirls, he beoame acquainted wnii a Baron'
cook, one Aloiaia Ketterl, a Bavarian, whoaerip
yeara promised a larger hoard of savings than an;
of Bchenk- rietima had hitherto pu * ia d
Aloisia, master and family wire away, sn thu
??ii" waa absolute mistress of her t mei am
when Bohenk aaked ber to take a mi
a ith him sh, id only exp
tome iluii'it- about what was tu la* (lune within
master's lil ink sail they wonld taki
lum too, aird told h'*r some thrilling (rtotiea aboni
robberic- in houses known in be empty, bo iii it shi
pi.I.d taking aaitii borall her jewels rind bel
book ol savings-bank deposits. Bchenk encour
agedbei to do bo, and on a lins- ilay la.st August
thej set ont. Poor Aloisia Ketterl never came back
aud the poor ht tl ? dog'.-, crib waa found in a trait
ai Munich. Hugh Bchenk,"Whenqueetloned about
bit-earlier* rimes, proudly asaerte 1 that ho had aol
taken au active pan in the m,miers. " -"hat wai
too dirt] work for him," he said. Th" president ol
the court aaked bim bow he inanagad thia time
since examination lind shown that bis accomplice!
had taken no share tn the deed, aad did not even
know nt it. flu-h Bchenk waa ready with an ex?
planation. Re had made his lady love sit down in
*!??!. si spot on a hill, where they had par?
taken uf a cold luncheon. Afterward he allowed
Aluwa ;i revolver which waa not loaded, uni]
taught hex to handle tt. Then he wen! a fewoacei
uide, loaded tim revolver, and gave n to hoi
again, sim fired it al her forehead, "am
that i* how poor Cotter] died," r*uid Bohenk
thc judge expressed Ins donbt-a of tin* etorj
and said that Bchenk bad better tell tlio truth ai
.mee. since it made bo difference to the law whcthei
bc had murdered her or ma,lo her shoo! herself
lim Bchenk smilingly asserted the truth of bb
story, Ho took nil tim puor woman's jewels, am
her money and r-eduroed to Vienna tho sumo even
ing, where he had promised to meet s family, witl
whom he liail lately beoOUlC acquainted at a gard) ::
restanranl mar the western tenn! ins by which Ik
arrived. He waa in excellent spirits, btu twice ai
Hinch as a p.,-1,sn I a- el ???. laid h" had worked hard al
dav. trai ing a railway route in a rocky district, nnd
taking all KetterTs jewels ont of _ Mi
pockets, loadc a present of them to Emil)
ll'ichsmani), for whose sake be courted the wbob
family. I.milv had no moni y, and tlii* i- probably
the reason win Bchenk snared ber life, sin-i.s ah!,
to tell us bv v* hat means no managed I" make thi
? .i'i* rvieul lo bi \ i bes, lt ?> ems That lu
ca l lcd hun ni* a i; i i** mi ii count of am ide means, w br
wassiu i.'cierl of NihilUmi by the tiovornment onil
of treachery hy ih" Nihilist- themsel-i rs, aud wa*
thorcl . i i" live concealed tiuil r a fal*,
name.
M irh Emily Eloclisma in >? honk's p
dm trui did D i lil re barm than
ruin ;
up. Hui with another yo
u ic Joseph ige ?der, the conaeqtiencea wert
fur more disastrous, rbi* poor girl und been the
i ,i of li.iioi.c-.* .al ilfai ti for many
I'he Baronesa is a maiden lady of seventy,
'aa ho ,1 mil nioiioj" I ? :
happy, Lnsl ? pened .\ hospiial, huill
ism m -. foi i ? ? itv-1 mr olil
t wen! \ -four old like a
child, ams i - happj in vt hal could no b
?? il.- 1 unii ,- About a -.oar ago Sdi. uk
'
was o _re.it thal Josephine could m> longei
tinguish ii ult t iioin wrong. She rohlieil her mi-**
, Scheu k's I .... * (if pe,MI I*.
with which he ingratiated biuiaelf witb another
... wen- stoh :i from Ban ? ? \\ Patti's jewel
casket by the gili m whom i uulimited
couhdence.
lill, tu?ST VICTIM.
Iii the meantime Bchenk had become acquainted
..ithii Hungarian girl of a fantastical tum of
mind, whom he promised to marry as anon ns sim
had leena s |, -,| h. rhook of investment In the savings
hank, which she had deposited for a relative, Bhe
a.ns iu service like all Bcbouk'a rietima, and bc
placed li.-r in ? boarding-house, und went in see
bei sometimes, "but nol often,"he Bilda, "because
I could nol h...ii her Hungarian accent und her
lii/.y fancies." Hie landlady with whom
alic lived traill .she waa a very nice girl,
w ith the manners of a lady, ami that she seemed to
lot i* Bi honk to dist rai tum. a.s sunn ju she had got
lier Baringa bach again ahe wrote to him, and he
?ai.m the 20th of December laat to take her to
Presburg, a here the wedding was in be ci lebrated
m the house of his sinter, a great Lady,
told poor Rosa, to whom she must not in-,'tay the
of ber low origin. Schloaaarek confessed that
'.ul Si honk bad come back from a tour of I
inn for a suitable place of murder with the words:
'Flout j of water near Presburg." .-chink and
-?hi.ni-k w,;ii with Sosa to Presburg in tho
?vi ii mu. and aa il iva* not conaidored convent) al to
all at Bcheuk's sister's bite al i igbt they took a
valk un tho bank uf the Danube. When lt was
iuitn dark they orossed In ji ferryboat to ?
Icsolute apoti and walked huh above the
iver along a narrow path, Bohenk In advance,
, i the middle and Bchloasarek bringing up
i h. Suddenly Bchlossarek, with a hatchet
s hil h he Inui brought from Vienna in ins cunt
.kel. k. ked I he iii 1 un I lu- luad ;i nd si ii n ned ber
ii effectually thal she did not onoecry out,although
hey tnated her very cruelly afterward, and in
im search for her watch, purse and trinket* tore
lu-il,!-** ult bei body, Bchloesarok then cul down
i young tree aud with the trunk pu-bjfd tho body
lo wn the steep hill and into the water, [thai
,, ,.'i recovered.
Willi the spoils ol' this crime Bchenk travelled to
Salzburg, where Km,ly liochsmanu waa living in
lia looms, and spent a very dolightful
reek with ber, until "duly" cull.ni him
tack to Vienna, lie hui arranged with Josephine
'der thai ihe shun Id leave the wiudows oi ker
?'- i-oiinti ? house open on January 8. when
io would come sin inly niter midnight wu li Bchloe
urek .iiid his brother, and aftei applying a doae of
nu,niles io the 'adv and ail thr set
Josephine iucliided, to avoid suspicion) would rob
be house of all the silver and valuables it con?
fined Bchenk arrived in th" eft* : went
early, to be ready for work at night; he
(niued with'.-?( hi".sarek. At ll a rlo/.eu policemen
illTiitindcd the linn*" and slim t ly after.' ard fae heil k
ind "*>dil" sarek were arreated in their lids,
ii b< ak bad bei n itispei ti d for a month past, lint
Im pulu e wore an viona tu have iufliol*-nt proofs of
ii* guilt before seizing lum, und poor Rosa
eleni /v wa,s Ihe a id nu of tho tardy ari, I
i St i
I broughonl the whole trial s. honk's mannei
old ami impudent, an 1 in many In itanoea his an*
ruths could be proved to him. Ile is not at all
orry for the crimea he has committed, and there
an be no doubt tbat wein he permitted to do so,
lld take np the thread of bbl life i hera n
rapped out of bia hands. Hoi* a thorough eynio,
ndhiavanitj Issogieal thal be showed himself
leased with tho aensutioti which his iii *t ap
ncc in i ourt created. Ii I to be |
,ino his memoirs, and the pen,!
rae at first granted, hut it had tu
rs d because he abused his privilege
y writing a letter to I'.mily Hoehsuiann, whom he
uplored to provido bim witb poison, 'ile says tn
Im letter i " i will keep lt tu the la il a I thou
lu-.it tin- hangman of bia profit. Paney what a
alo it will place aronnd mj figure, li [han died
y my own hand after all." When Kmlly HS hs
. with
be prisoner i-ad. ii could be preTented, ani it
a* beliOVI il at the t illira shu had manaued to givo
nu poison. Hut nuiio was Imnul mi his poison
rhea bo waa auaic-od. Yo.atcid.ay Lo waa aakod
whetlii'i li" v. isliorl fur a piiesf to aid him in reliev?
ing his cunv nrice, hut ho answ rel proudly: "f
atu as* rp; i,' If you will lat me have a pluloeopheg
and a piiy.sician, let thora accompany ms to tho
gallows."
?(ihlosaarek tooma to repeat of his crimes. h4
spoke tim truth ihroiighuut the whole proceedings,
and never tried to place himself in a favorable
light, as Hugh Bebeaa invariably dui. I!.it, aa ho
confessed to having abated la all the crimes c.eejii
(.in, his tan. is hi .ned unalterably. Hie wile bm
sister knelt to tho Kmperor. imploring a cnmmiiia*
linn of tbe seat nee, bal the Emperor eannol grant
their prayer. Carl Bchenk was r.immended to
tbe i.mperor's mcrcv hy liuth eowta,and his een
t< mc will un duiiht Ina io:nniiiH*d .,? th*. rUy of tho
ex'-ciitioii to twenty yeara1 penal tmritatia. I.ia
is hut lair, ir,i ii ( ni Beheua deearvoa to be hang;
what on earth should he done to rJughf
'Ihe pnblie indigaatioa agalnet Bchenk ami
Sclilnss.iick is s? mrosi that, when the aanteaofl va ..a
pronounced there was not the Banal raurmarof pity
for Tho fa," of those doomed to an infamous death.
And now everyone ia sagan te rritaeea th.* execu?
tion, which will, however, lie performed in the
court* ol thc prison, nmi tr, which Mly about 100
poisons will obtain admittance. Tlie details nf
Bc hen k's horrible history, w deb caine to lighl dav
by day, shed ? gioem over this city ; Inn let it not
In- imagined that anv of tba s Hy cu*
tums nf thr" tills'' Buffered Ta" bm*! luterrup.
tum. I have watched tlio adveitiaetnent eolumna
! of tho local papers, and can nlisr-rie mr diminution
in tim number of young firle with a small stock of
- naringa rm tiir: look-out for some imo who will
| kindly rid them of their hardly-earned mean-..
al hen. ia still e large field of action mr snob mon?
ster* m Hugh Kellenk. bul Iel us hope nature has
exbanated itself In tue production of tbe abject
creature who nc\T Monday will cease to exist on
r-arlh. ____________
ORIOLES AM) CASA', Lil* I ? < I. \ TEAL /' ILK.
Ssiiiju of the Lillis Hutt mada their way
tha ssl..-i big-baa I mada, from the fag
?oulli I,, rkS0( Hii* cry ott v. I, it
' ?... i a.,, ,,r these, Tlie b ni ? nj
fa'*,r oriole,and iii" beaut?'ol cariin,ii bini oa searlel
tanager, ? In tba i alva and M du ? i i
last week, and there were rei-orts, wmi \< w r no uli
-I .uti ited, tliat Ball - ? ta the City
Ball Porte, lt bas been conjectured that lh-j ar, ie iii*
iiiimii-iI in pi onaylvaala by tbs baramged tba forests ia
the Willa ? (lon, and ll a northward to eoe?| >
Huh tliat aeeniod te follow tb*?s, not stayins* th?lr
? until nicy had pla "i tbe broad Hadsoa _~ i
lwe< ii them . '
its,- ? i' i.'uiii.ir ebfeet la Centra! l-rttj
rds betake tl i
biter, I'ci hap* Ihey a -k quest IBB?Q< tin -pa mi...*, and -r.-a
il.iel jon* to tl,' ni. th', ard over tin- tioii.-c tops BB?I UMf
obbm te a pi ac- r, bon them arc pleaty sf tree ? O 11 _iu
it is Hi it al preseal both tan teer* and ouol ? :...v* , i ap.
i*.and fr cu iii.? aowe-tewa **?i_s, but are u> i> url
alta in 'end al Pain in BBBWaal nainiieri. 'I*, e i B ri l*
shy, and aili not ita approach I. Hs ls to ??
ally In tbe vicinity ot Cu- mun lake aad-ts bri
Bul tbe Dalt! a > ia afraid ot n in
Inga, and bop about ia eompaay v. itu the roeta* I t
,.- iii ? lattei sn ilse, bal their (??,' s I
orange, ami they have a laiyei and longer MIL , ? y
i ive an affsctlon for earth worms and maj iiem-a
i: .ni-iiioi:*!; digging fer thea, lt is pntaible thal n.e
ron,!..,, ? . ls for this bird bas been Influenced by
I e..! mime of ni l.ile, u hi-'!: AoOt Inri Hilly belong
to tlieiu, and wot!it liave Dean les, *ya.p-the_< ll lb y
ba*l known that tb Ihe .mencan nt.artiac
There ii no mi ig Improbable in tin itatemeat Ibal tin-sa
teni- were in the ? u> Hall Park, li ssa* be remembered
timi ah n Un iiii-.ii-.il iparrow* w. re Imported lo eel rid
or Hie tu"", nit j sa-urm ur e itcrplll ir, willi ti it Oiil rn 't
ally, a number ot owls windi bad rec*?ved in mnna
ioacni?i | f the fact, perhaus tni 'Uga
a, came sad hld themselves in *o
cliiiieit places in Ibe neighborhood0?rigg ibe day, i t
nulli tune lunched od the immigrants a itii much di ligl t.
ll tia- * I,,',! bei ii s's !? to ii -'ram iii if <?'?*' teieaa, all I
li iva lier-n anil, lilt. Ilk ail Of-Mfa oilier, lima a,'*.i.e
?cream or whistle wheu fe_iting . Sewspre
raid them during the still hours of tbe ut gul*,
amt st itel tin rn t. In tin: divii.iit a keen iiireeligatloa
USe park wa* madle, aud more than adorn.alt
,,,a ,i..,i -.,,. hm remainder, it there w_i
any remainder, went ???,;< to ?it* on Loaf
i , id, aiiit tin- -nan,na?-,, a..ii. a had*been ; A
w itii extinction, \m n - ived, ,
DR. BARTOL ON M1..U Ct RE.
*_
ii ; El < m. aili ni un l UBC-B.1
I". .- rou, SJ ?;- K i be sensation of tbe da] .a
Boston and i ' ii the and t
. ? ' .
and it i ? ? thal bundri
M ? .
ll! e*. 1 ? .' 1 '
tUtlOOS In iin-iols where tbs ncaa sa- ' , Bllsl
winch turn om "lumire.ls of physicians. BK ,
every year, i inn a th dip ? t go i >t
ind p'. led, people. 1 be B* v.
i>r. ii uro d preached bis " second n i
on tbi* subject. UHi - rm. ric* uno:', ll t
lent ?'Ami \ i. I.: ,.,-..* ? sinijlit mit the I.-.id. tat
the phj tua ) .*i
; i
ha* been to tho niatciiai coudltloui thal con-;.
j ,i, mat*; :,.. an pro*
\,,u,.s rear I ion to tbe I e
I,cia 1- 'I ii 1* nil mlii.t. i f
mind in medicine wo bara j-t to
ta hm Isaiah says our health s'lall ?
from oar liumaiii'v, nut JOaaa that s
orili.*!-. only hy prayei aiid fasting, or
tbat lilia! piety prolongs hfe,th< i ?
lt I* pi were sot the tn.. I.c-i Irma, v. Mn it
j tempting to grasp lt tm re is dancer that I I
Inks tbe a U..C of *, i, tn ,< omi aisume t,, ,
i know cl j. ,,? the potenoj of any Idea or agent, ol I
lorv o: diversity of budd] rd ott'_? orevea
of the anatomy of thc human frame In tb
ititute for doses and -rag*, there i* much
--roping, mladIre lion, coutra-ictlon of
and folly mixed with raith, -ball tia
heap ti"t be winnowed! I* it. therefore, all obaaTI I
contemplate the subject from my own - ? a rey
portei oi i. or ???!.; itt ve of iu,> achoo, ho not with a .,.ir
cast-iron prejudice atop ily brand as false or s deli?doa
ami dcm md proof. I am glad lo bear Of de .*
that health ls not from the world, bul firm
,*iu la and keep Ula beautiful laws. Wo tn New-l.uj.lai?I
Idol ie bi tins until I am tired amt sn li of I
biain is at :i lo** wu iioiii the heart. i be near* rtoi
av, are In our eat?Ballon the more we ehiUl bave of no I,
and when aebT la g<?ie or reduoed to Jual proportion i
?ball cease b] our own lensiallty and crueltj io grin ??,
grind, grin 11 sch other to pie* es aud nail that tba proi .
deuce ol
TUE SOCIETY oe ST. VINCENT UE Ctr I.
Tba ri'i'nit of the 3nperior Council nf tbe So
i iety of Bt. VI d, of New-Y I i
General lu Parts foi t 183 has Just been pubbabed.
It la dated March 21,1S8_ Tbe nomber cd ,
oumber of members stated se aetlve
.,,i:i.i. : ttendaaoe al weakly roee?ogs :i,:.i>i,
Miiuiin* \i*ited ami ?fettered I
Burntnm a le to poor film les 123,-43_, tt ?
on the relief roll December 81 _,6t*6, iltiiatlons pro* an <l
i;i','i, members aashulng tn teac-ring at Sunda
average nunibei , r bo* i sttending - inaav*aebool 41,723,
Thia receipts during the year fiotn ail kTMieea were
?127.178, expenditures for relief of all kinds tel r
1127,04)2, bal mee at Hie end of the reef MMAJBBO
rta i-irrie i> u 'ruiuii'ii of "few-York bas saps*-**?isa aa
tbe forty ila confereneea into whieh Ita rita i* iiivii.i,
.?iinl!,.,. ir general weUare, leaving each
ference mallily to ita own guidance and dlaeretion, lia
Ht.iti-tli'n areas followai .olive member* December m:,
1,065; aa, ia.e attendance at weekly meeting* T.ij ;
families relieved iii the yeal ",._'7'i; number of visita
made to families relieved .7.7-1 ; dtnatliiaa pro i
itlng m Nundi-* School 7 1; boya
tending Sunday-school 12,7-11; raminea ou relief rolls,
Iircein'ier .11. -i'i : total reoel pt a rJ*4*J,7ri'J | total ?
? tare* -t-'ii.-i-H j balance go.uoi. The treasurer of the
C'ouucll re eived from the i v *,? faad "11*024, which
itrtbuted io the dufi-reut *-nufere..
al PAETOR-ELECrS 8EEM0N.
At the Third Qniveraaligt Cbareh, 4m Bier*
i-'itii-st., wes) of smh-iive., the pasteeeteet, tis. ;: ,.
ThoiuiM w. tlimaa, prsaebed yesterday rescuing bb tba
laeredness of the ohareb. Hr- oeataaded th a the chareh
m.i.s..nie 1 beeause it sro,ki for tbs asperatlsa sf tba
human soul tor U'.nm "ith lind. "I believe In liellefs."
hs saiil, " bul I aaa firmly convinced th u sobstanttal aalty
Ls far morn liar l> io li . 1 lin -i cl lu fr.loni fr,,.;,. 11
theo na.ler tin ir hamperln| |n*iadtetlon,M Mi I
1 . : ueid iv Ito a ta born In Ph
pula in 1*"il, and -jimiIu ited from the Iii^ii School lhere,
lleaotered tba i ift's Wvtnlti .-choral, ead was grad i
from lt In lrt7_. He aocepteal a eharae in -aiurua. Ma -.
!? B. After hoi,iii,, lt two yeara ta accepted tbe pa*
turate of a Universall?t Church a! Al tent ? i
LelU it until called to New-York by tbs Third Uni
Ut faun-.
-m
DR. Cit ELLA TU < ORNELL STUDENTS,
mr rat -aaara to ru* TainriB.*)
Ithaca, Maj 1. Hie Rot. Dr. B^ekley
Rdltor of The Ckrittlan Xdvoeatt, pee tnttota
before the atud n's of Cornell Bntversll) to-day, Bbl
morah '? ,*,iriiic u/'ie, and thotr
s in. .nan faith" , the ai.' 1
dlseou . ii**!.m of -?Kci-oiis for an j
thal Ul ? - .,
I . *
? w mot who is hei*. to attend the ann wal Fte
l ptilon l onvautlon lu t,o held rids aa. eta.
DE. DU n ULA A UM
A paiUJ~rapb clipjMlI from The Philadelphia.
slatiiiK' timi the Ker. Ur. Morxiia Hit tutcmlca 'o
l.asi?u Hie ia elm,.11111 ot trinity s Inn, li aud mun to prt
vale Ufa, waa abowa te Dc Hs**, teal > latin, -lt u tu
lint that l have hi aid of ?Uib a Hung." i.ild lu. Dtg|
" Ifs Bel Warth ra?plv*in< to. Sunefliij bodies BM aiwava
lnterssttBg themselves with Ita utfairs of other i-eoplo
and mventing wast thej cannot Hud. There l? uul the
?.ia si toil ym-i blv fuaadaUaiu lot Ute aUtomeub'"

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