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aral's own statement : ' Tlie.-c notes, as I iiniler-tmn
it are niven for no oilier purjM>*.e than to ram*
m'onev for the payment of grab, etc., v**>*';l*-?f,?''
tofill the Government ooatracta. He could havi
refeiTed to no ' investments' otlier than in t-iovern
inent cont acts. He thinks the Investments safe.
and be i? ' witling that Mr. Ward should derivi
what pmtit lie can for the linn that the u>e ol iuj
liame and influence- may brin-*.' Now don't ion-et
that the ? influence' of General (irani or any othei
man ia not required for baying or selling stocks, 01
ina general brokeraee business, or that In this In
?tance. it is the special intluence of (Jencr.il (irant'i
Tifltne will h is to be lirotiglit to bear in this busi
ness. V hat would nny sent-nhle man infer from 001
correspondence in thts mattert Would In- dunk
that Genera] Qranl ku- s me th*' stronger! ei Wena
possible that these Government contracts mci*
genuine or not f
" Now, whatever mav have been tho influence
which Ward had ovei General Grunt, or however
?ninth he mav have deceived him in this part imi lat
liistnnee, it ia certain that the Reaaral d *1 write tn
me that which ina.le lu" fool perle liv sale in going
on w.th Ward. I minot aes how 1 am ia any way
?responsible for his twine deoalvad by nani, or
Why I wae not in-dined iii placing Implicit -"?onll
den'ee in WjihI after getting smh a lettarfiou
General ('iant. I oelieved in the genuinne*"i cd
tho.-e (ioveinuient oootracls on GeneralI firauta
asaataaee tome in thole lettera and beside th-t-w
I had li.nu Granl a Ward ? rmpiiar inonthlv -tai
incut which --I h,rtli the protitsof the tum f?i tue
prece-luiu month. 1 spoke to General Granl about
the son eat nf the (Inn sevetal times, and he iwid it
?waa ? plietiomeiial.' I was seldom ingtheofflonol
<.raiit i Ward, while tba General was almost
always tbera and heard al) the talk and bu-ine-s
wliii-n went on, and be al ways occupied Wards
frtvnle otbee. where 1 oft'-n saw Mr. ('hailee. Mr.
'.Ih-se. and others whom Wari told nw were bli
assiotaats to get these contracts; and 1 Uionalil
aural] that he could ant but know ?jj-ositivel** what
lu* wm talking about when be said. 'I think tha
tavastineuta are -aafe.' Further, my latta wai
nut to (, imt A Waul, nut to General Gnat per
Maali/, ni- marked ' private,' and waa intended ai
aeonmlential matter between na, audit looked te
it cotili i.-nce 1, -tween us ns being older and mon
i onsci \ ntl re than the young men who were ninniru
the business, with a view to aasiiring ourselves
that we ware working on a solid baata."
? +
DID WAHI) VIMT GENERAL GRANT!
A STORY THAT UK 1.KFT THE JAIL ON MuNPAY?
A "WARRANT FOR HIS ARKKST IN" A C RI MI.NA I
ACTKlN,
Frrilinnnil W.ird ll nut thc quiet and COO
t-uu-d prisoner timi, iucoid'iij.' to tba statements of thi
ofttetals ol laidlow Mn ct Jail, he seems to ta-. Hut tin
assstss oi the gnarl saagestty ot tin- attaches ol Um
fcliertfl's oftire have to be taUcu With a pinch of 1;;
credulity. When IkSt-lDBTtisaa arrived at thc hui or
Monday afterncien there was a geaslderaMe display ol
mystery, nat the repel ti rs were informed that hia ap
penance was simply due to Iii- tender raga-I for bl*
?prospective gaast. Mi Ki-h. Whee at ;? p .m.. Inqar
????" umdo regardiag ths ibSrtfa leu*r?.bcnr>d stay, (In
ki*4-|i*>r win. attend- the door at nielit staid v. itli a lift ii
Slww of houc-ty that "the Slieiiit went Swaj Si (
o'clock."
A Tann Nt leiM.iter was iuforuu-d yer-tertlay Ihat tb*
visit of the Sb, lift did aot continue until ? o'clock, fe
r-lr. Davtdeoa, Want and Mr. -bepard lefl tbe Jail a
4 "IO p. m..went to Pleisebman'a eating bouse at No
8ic? Orand -t nnd then- entering a coach wevedrivei
up tawa Tin- reasao for tbs drive waa tbe Interview
With Mr. Flail published in i ni i'l:li:i \l on Munday
?ml the objeel of it eras to hine a tall with ei-Preslden
(.l.oil Tl.i- was tnid ta the icp.ii lei liv a man who ? i
lui a position to Kiinv., foi on Mon-lay lia- hail .111 iinpor
taut et h.mindi atom le nuike to Ward and sent a du.patel
?bktai !,?: aa hour to be iel when he could soe U?
prisoner. Tba bog arrived sith the dispatch abont .*
o'clock, iind na- iu'oi't.1 t'i it "Mr. Ward waa rerj
iiuich ragaged witt* his couUel, and eould not see anj
one for antontiais." A little while afterward Law*rei
""?tillman called aad waa toMthe aaaaeatory; .-on.(inn.
afterward Kr. 81?Unas oalled again, and, ifus
C'lntt'icn,- in s\aid- room witii Deputy WardenKterna 1
rstirea.apiwaaatly well -at.-ned These -uaplclous calli
mid ai,-v.i-;- led tbe maa wbo eenl tbe dtspatob to tie 1
?trans, thread le tha two gate ports of the carriage en
trance t.i thc tall. Mad then to unit for developments,
?berti) after 0 0'eluekhe lound the thread broken an
lbs pud.'. 1' on the outside gate At7o'eloek areportei
Sibaaeed lo lune an eppnaluntt** to look tata \>.';. ti -
?mum, and round that, while lhere w tu ever-/ e\ idence ..I
a luisj i1m\ the) were tenant lesa,
When 8 u-nti Dandaos sr aa asked by.a Tbibcw re
?jiaiitct ,-.c.,t ci.1 r, ii Ward letl the Jail .u Monday, he said:
** ll** tim n. 1. Bat if be bad aud I bad been with bini il
Would h..v bean geilSetti righi I have tha power ti
ga eui Ith mj prieo-eers it 1 so che.." The pi
sit Un-.- -.ilni: boase al Ko 81fl llraud-st. declared that bi
l.a-i I,,. ? ? tbe Shii tl door neigbbm
eajrethal lin -crt 1 Isl ts the place often ?.-. nil ons, 1
two 1. 1,i'm;.a',i.ni- \\ .ni 1 In- lepiii-K-r asked one ,,;
th. offlt ?.. - ..: the |all 1' the slur* t1 .1 Hberill 1
nnd Watti loni tone onl to-retem on Mond iy .
v.- lie closed one eye In a hiKblr suet-estive mau
jin i.-i.1 observed: "I cant nay?nytnlnj" ibo it thal "
li.-]..-i Wanlen Kiernan denied th* I 1 tel} and
\ 1 i 1.1 be bad aol beea In ... am r
llta.il
The* oroftbe |ai1 was guarded from 4:20 p.
m. M*.nd.1. .en 1 no .u until 8rJO yesterday luornlui: by
JC'.hi" Iel ure, Kiernan and Keatiui;. \\ ?
?see asl ???! win thei ell hei dr. ii Me pa ril
p..-..-.I lie in to RO ,.11' Into Ihe slr* it duri! the timi!
the-. ?*. , ..a watch inc lil agreed .11 replyii " '..,.
Jia-n ? . Kiel nan ls 1 tbal Un
got"- fir. h which ""heirn* I>m.:-"I! conduct!
?were novel opened exeepl to admit tbe prise
tfll.-a
Mh.i ?.- 1 apparently so well ? 1 .iii ld
ari", is ih .1 il : ?? .nd ui ?
t-t.ii.. n ? ,.;te. th.- liol,; when he usual 1 j 'cv, . .
Ile .tc hts breakfast In bis rooms, nnd then
ti...1 a ' Dvcmatinn with Walden Howling, ,lii.:i
vliii ri mau .Lo' ..,; smoked; bnt no atti
maadi ?., ? ,.s anoul elthei Kish sr Oeneral (trent. \'
%* :m Mi - \\..r,i called, but oulv reir nined anbourauda
h?!f sml (hen went awat with a - \ in ou hei
Jaee \- IO ??'?.h li... is B. .-?.-.:, .u called and re
gsaloed in earnest consultation with the prisonci nirtil
ll 'M. ,\> ?? :,n |i in.Hldne* Oreen arrived
?aithlii- i- ..rhe, in ;.,t moon, Half an bom
after Mr. Orecu caine Willlhm 8. Ward wai atlmitled.
W'tien In-'eft the Jallat.'i IO o'clock, he said: - I ban
tn-en in rio' nh il phil -lin-c la-t .-arur.iin , iiini bave nol
li mi an >.|.p .rtnniiy to eoaverae with uij i.u,;,.
len.in stu e Tlniei- rm news-tbsl I ciia .1.--11! ? you
alM.'.l' .;-, -r , vu, .-nt thal Ferd i 11 lui 1< ur. J.;i! in-.-.
1";. ti..11 j., bli ai real he *?? sa ?? u n.. il In 1
luton., 1. 1 li in- .-.nil \ - .).. 1 lin 11,--, io i.i he ba
aeatlaned hu \\,uk thal le all. it has been
eta ? 1 thal lu- Newman's call was In tbe Interests ol
Qt-tteral (irani I was pi,-, mat tin Interview, and nut
ai ?1-1.1 .\ is spoken aboul Ihe * leneral "
An iitiein;.; u ?s i?ade to e,,minunie;ite - ith Ward carly
lu th,-.ri.non, but without any otbei 1. -nit th 11 to bi
r.?-. .-.I ;., M. Ptilliuan, a bo " ronlo tell ,
>*i-ii ind Omni matter."" Mr. Ptillman waa called u)mn,
but lu- ei .ed to all i|Oestiims: " I have nothing tt> say."
I'nrt. .j m.,te, Oomrout?iiimtr hblelds kaanod a warrant
TSSterdaj foi tin- SI tesl ot Ward 011 a eriiniiial t I,, i: ??
Tbi' alt di. 'l on which thc wari ant in baaed i-maila-lo
Hank 1...m..,-! hei'iim. it 1- the -nun- as that In tht
awaf nf John ll l'i-b. with th. -e a, niitn .nm \t.,rtl-: - \-rt
nth j- l further complalnios; cbar*. - tbat I erdluuad *"? aid
aaaeeeaid. al si) the times ben-iubefore mentioned, was
prehint .ii.liu--. alietting, iueltiie:. counselling and p:n
curtiu,' the -..ni Junie- I), ptah to commit tbi nScnce*
afofsnd in ?!? fi'.1 ii-.1 form as aforesaid, be, tbe sahl
Fei-iliiuiinl v, .iiti. then nial there Intending tn Injure and
defraud lae -sid Marine Nat tonal H.-inl( of Nev. S orb foi
his i.avn ,-. I,, nititt and advantaae." The warrant wa.
-riven IsChiel Di'iuil.'. Mar-li il < urti- to Km on Mr.
w'aid or tbe -hcifl. i'he law makes aldina and abetting
ah .nw t.riu-ei in ins misappropriation of fund- punish
gJMS Bf RVS IO La year- .uijirl .oiiiii.-nt.
A few ii, innes after 6 p, m..Mr. Curtis called al I
and served toe warrant on the deputy v.nd ? It wan
fnea to Wand, woo took lt. and aftei rea?ina it. said
hallie woi.;,I -how it U> bis (uni.-cl. 1-0011 afterward
bia bnatber, William s. Ward, acaln called. .1 few
mli.nt. i- ati.-i -o'clock _awvei Ktllln?_1 calli?I
lei ltd with h;- ci lent about tin wai 1 ant.
'I Li. re|?,n,-i tiilkn.1 nub several prisoners ta tbe tail
last aicbl .md vtss Informed itv two ol chi in thal -1
?eon bhet g Davidson and W rd h ive tbe |all aboul 1:30
Maaday afternoon, andeoaac bach tt 10:30. When IVard
?west nm two men entered 1.1s mo us sud fellowed bun
wu. -oni^ ;.ap. rs.
M'l.i ri.ATlON ABOUT JOHN < ENO.
IKiMMi I'l.IVA] F. (links A- "I'll! -iliKM ;'- MIK
wares <>v nts mu mk.
A report ii;"** beea eirrwlated la Wall Streel
for Cir I j si few days tbat JohaC 1 no fi, qaeatlj patti ttl
bis krekm el.ii* siinied -j..tm c. ino, pres !?
li ? - , - (abe u-'-d for specnlallia
?jHiija,-,. in 'ld- otllcial ma in, r, it was aaid, would ron
der tba m .'ur*-- ? le tbs hank. Yesterdaj
?Jane'- ",. |..,, .- pt tidentof tbe bank,
Tm ni" ir .."?-. ii-!,- is no doab) abOUl I'.e (act*
Tliu( I*. I llMOUld UUSalaS md, Wln-li I tell you Tina
C'hetk- slrmd In I sad MstSSd bf \.ii'.'ii
"Bima w 1)1 t?'. 1 1.1 ) j.- do.-ip business
have com,- inio our 1.esslou. A? to whether weean
fwc.ver (li.- aiiem ?? or nut lani BOtlflialMed to spci?;.
? ipareti a h*ye sjaesstsaaadas mshis bea_aeow
_ai?dbptbabaasfalegal sditsiaa leaaoalf sar that
we sh.<n otmmstem, la tbs latereata of tue stuukbouters.
r.-.. 1 ...ry ,,,,1 -mteaaUf ena Imbs asas-f ona."
"iln you know aiiyili.uj* of John C lino's w* :.
abuui- r
" atatUat whatever Ithlak, tboa^a, t:.ai be is la the
City."
J:' - ?' ? - -Meeki drawn by Mr. lino, ,!,, ? . . -
Ileeki-r, of tbe Unn of becker .V BssaaU, Mtfd : " ??
done luiMuesj for Mr. too, bat I do ion
tool at lllielty to state Vhethse or n-t n.
received any chrcks signed an BtaeMeat of tl.e
Beeend National Hank. I ds n?t tbn.S. however, thut wc
aliall ever lie e^iletj upon i,> (ive aaj -it ? li?Ul ol .
Kass relationship with Mr. Euo. ii weare we are read/
toeipl?in ai: our lraiiaacllous.n diaries C. Uoffe, ul
(iOfle - lUlldif, said I ia' Inr must Al cline to r.ny
ll* Bad ref cited MOT Ml li cheeks. A I'yett, of A
A (io., anil (hat h. han > Ittril. ted (h.- minore, bul lloil
be. pi-n-eii't-d Lossy uuilun-- about bis alUirs with iii.
<fcuo.
Mr. lino's bouse wan haast under 1 iirvi-iliuni-e a
a-aial yesterday. I>eputy Mj.-nll l,i.,wn, win.
Jo M iu'o the bou?e ea Miiiula*. and bad
lae uoor s!_mmed lu bli fate, ls sa|d lo i.a.o au
order of arrest la bia pocket anl bas orders kbjnttAjAr.
Kno if be sees bim on die street. Tba deputy MmMtieu
smile when this ls mentInned sud soy that Mr. Weoani
gal and hts assJstanta sr- of no account agniust jUBW
States Mai-shal's warrant. In the a Wara isa.ajssa_ af er
walking psst the house told Deputv Mar-hsl ??*?*?{?*
his natue was Malcolm D. McLean sud that he WUSS etrik
In thc I'uhllc Works department. L__ summer MUW
Mr. lino frrmicntly al Tarrytown aad oaJjomdey
he saw him near ihat plana One-if the Pri******1*"^.
iuduce.1 Ibe servant vlrl In one of the *^*??W_f,tJ*"
lo admit him in the lear of the bouse anti declares thad
lt-* saw Mr. BM euloying the cool bfBSSSat.BBitMMM MVBe
dow ami .tnoktru-- a <W ivpuiv shenrt Bmitl trenldy
sdmlUthal be does not know whether Mr. Kno ls tn rn w
Lata -I the afternoon Chief Deputy Marshal Curtis
said: ?? 1 am Ki'ttina tired of Ibis aud shnll tske some
decisive step 1017 snort:v- I think Mr. RHO'S Mends
would rave them-.-'ves much annoyance hy telling us
frankly if Mr. Rna la la tba banes or not. lt liss heen
suvi-estetl thal heavy ball would be asked sntl inst the
family were itel tin.i; lt resrty. The ball would iVfJMJ*
n'>!v be merely what was H?h**d In th- Pisa case, "-.10,1*410,
wbleh could be raked lu ten minutes."
_???
WHI STKOM; "S MNK WAK CLOSED.
QBKm H\y. "WU.. May 27.?'l'lie eaiiieof tlir
saaaM aataa nf hi rone's Hank bSN yesterday ls Riven lu a
nt.-len hy President Henry Htmii**;. who went 1'sst on
sat nula v Bight, The note is as follows: "OwtagtS the
failure nf several letnks In this vicinity last winter Bad tbs
Keneral demoralization of financial ni at t<*rs lat ely. Bataba
ewtaato Nome rt?aaeas reports atreaiated sbeut
hank, BUT deposits hive greatly decrease 1, so that in the
last thus-or four months we have had to pay out over
"?.KKI.OOO lifting Ihat we cannot convert our assets
rapidly eunuch bl these times to ?Met*the demand for
tnon.y. we huve defined lt best tn justice to all toekwc
thebanh aad wladnp Itaaflalrs Ts the writer of this lt
it is a sa i endtna to thirty years of hanking iife."
The belief exists cnerall'v tnnt the depositors will not
,'i
meet with much loss. The liabillt4ee are said la be aboul
>:~ rn,mm Tae available assets aaM>?al taabonl 1350,000,
conais-n* of cash, United states and ether benda
loaas, Isrfely uvbouk sound busiaess men here.
BA II KOA I) INTERESTS.
A RAILROAD BILL IN THE SENATE.
?OMI FxerF.i'ixcil.Y PLAIN TALi" nv Mit. LOOA*.
WAfHiKOTOx, Muy 27.?'l'Lc Bennie to-day
took up the bill lo in-aiit the Cinnabar BBI Clark's Foi ks
RaOroad Company rigid of way throujrli o portion of the
VeDawBteas ram. Attar Mr. Wrns aad Mr. Cad bad
made remarks in opposition to the hill, Mr. I>ogaii ad
dresicd tbe Senate. ile vebf uientlv opposed the **ivi'.l|*
of righi of w;iy to any railroad company throunh th,'
National l'ark. 1_S real abject nf the road wa? ultimately
to eire UM Northern raeitlc 1'ailroatl a branch
through tire Park. There was n disposition tn'* gobble
up" everything in connection jvitli the park by
railroads and lu-tel companies. A departmeni of the
United States (iovcrntnent had divldeil up luto seven
parts thateaacrea whiebtbs law allowed tn he rented
tu one company, and pla'sd me company In possession
of all the hole! privileges Ul th- park and drore every
t'.Kiy else sat, Aad now tbe Congress of tbs United
States was to be made a football to"he kicked shani by
men outside of it for their tiwu personal cam.
He (Mr. Loga?) would have to do some plain apeakinr
on this subject, even if it caused pulu. Ile haa linen
"lobbied" nore this winter in behalf of this nttraal by
an onVi.ii of this Oevernmeat, who was in receipt ,,f
?"M.otMi a fear, than he ever had been tabbied hi bis life.
Of eaarae.be knew the gentleman weli. bul (nought it in
very bad taste for au ?AVer of a department, hans,*-;
ebars"* of ibe, pink, to become a lobbyist for tho
destruction of the park. Whatever that ce'ntlcnian may
iiiini; of bis i.Mr. Lona's) remarks wm Immaterial. That
I' titi. ii.ali and Mr, I.o,-ah hid always be n good friends,
but he (Mr. Lotranl lout his resp-et for nny man ihat
wo,Ud lobby for a corporation. He prote te 1 Bgainsl tho
tit s tra ct ion of the park.
Ko action was had on tin h.ll
DIRECTOR- OP A KEW-JERBET COMPAKY.
:r.v tbi sanara ro thi. marma
Tkkktox, May 27.?Al the annual meeting in
this elty to-day the 'ollowtnj: were elected dire* lon <>f tin*
United New-Je ey Railro d nnd Canal Company, ths
owner ot I ne Inn-. opt rat erl by the I'eniityh ard t Railroad
("ompany in item-Jersey: Jobs Jacob Astor. John C.
Barron, Joseph i>. Bertie, WllUaui Ruckaen, A. I,. Denni.-'.
. . i '.?? . ti,, kson, lin.i .1 Lenoi Ken?
nedy, innuia- MeKean, John C. Stevena, llObertF . .Stock?
ton and Samuel Wi lab
MIBCF.LLANK0U8HAILR0AD INTELLIGENCE.
\V\-iuxr,Ti'N, Maj L'T.-"-Secretary Teller,
loi Oeneral Phillips ami Secretary Politer all aay
that they have no know ll d'- of an..' j/i, -nnnt Or nuder
-i. ndit ? o,-i ti.,- part o'* Hie Itoverarocnl witb the Union
Pacific Railwa* ('ompsnylm regard ta ita passing or pay
mira dividend foi the eurrenl quarter.
WaSUisoTos, May27 lathe lay a MU waa I
reported favorably totorfeli the unearned landa i-iantc-.l
to the Northers Pacific Railroad i ump
( ns', ni:i,, n. H., May 27. Tbe forty-third annual meei
in'.' nt tin- aioev.iiot.ieta ,,f the ('m,cuni Railroad waa held
to-day, The following directors were elected i "FVederlek
..hu-,-trs; Ism*** W Johnson, of En
; field; John A. White, John n. Pearson, Beiiiainu \
Kimball, and Josiah Minot, of Concord, and Wailer M.
Tarki i, ol Maui heslt r.
Rosto-*i,May27 .v hearing wm bald to-day ls tbe
United*-tates( ;?' ltConrtt*rtoreJudr-osGray and Kel
aon lu tbe ease if tbe Oj-deush?rg and i ka Champlain
.ad Comp ny againal the Rn ton and Lowell Rall
i viii In equity t..
reeovi - Hexed to he due from a pool eontrscl
enlered Into by tbe complainant aud defeudani roads
i"he defence 1 dental a-, ul a counter al legation
thal Ihe camilla! ian! baa 1*10,090 mer,.
than its due. Decision wai reserved,
fl m. i i. "-'n ?'?. Mi *, -_'7.--'iii"" irnln -< 'if the Northern
f n Hie Haiimad ror the third wi el ??! M ij aei
?ni gross rarulnga of ttir load foi April wars
?it,in fai i (18. ti," operal nc erpenaes for April were
>,167 98, oi :l lt) 100 per cent ol ubi (-rosa earnings
- - ? ?
A DEI [-MN IN 1 WOK ol' Till. *.*- I -T -IJol:r.
Tin- sun broughl in iii** Supreme Conn by
Warren Carrier, ? iio.kiioi.lci. ;. :m>.i tiie New-York,
bare, and Bull do Ballway < om) any tn.I it* dtreot
ors sad ethers, wblob luis been tried <>n deflaarrer, bas ;
beea decided b] ledge Barnard, who gtvee Judgment in i
(avor of tbe eompaay and the othei derbaaaats, witb
eostn Tbe oom pla?il slleged wrongful acts ea the pUit
ofthi (Ureetors, and attacked the ratldlty of tbe eoutraci
wit?i tbe Hort li t:i-. -i f'onetruetion Company, and prayed
for un Injunction tuid tbe appointment ol a recclvei ol
iii" Ballway ? ompany. Tbe demurrer ls soatalued uj.i
tbe complaint dill?I '??
0BI1UAKT,
ALFRED FLELD.
Information bas been "rewired In tlii.scit.y
oi tin-ti, aih oa banda*** ot Alfred Field, formerly i net
dent of this '-Hy, al Leam, near Lsaadagtoa, England
Mr. Kelti lid* seventy yean old aud uni tiie sou of a
ITnitarlaa clei bj man, wbocoadaeted a private school li
i^-.-tm. Ia 1880 Alfred field sad bli brother Peed?land
ett.ita*i..*?., ?i a hardware house at Bu-mingbaa, and four
iter iu- came to ibis city ami org mix* .1 ibe Brm ol
l :? i.t. l's; ki r end Held. Tlie name of the tlrni|4*.as
changed several (linc, the title stace 1863 being Alfred
Field A co. Two yean after coming to New-York-Mr.
Field married Miss Charlotte Errtnirton, wbo died alas
years uko. Mr. Weld returned to England In ISM,
toeondaet abraoob boase ia Binaiaabam. mid there he
mamed h^?iu. lie wss Chairman of tbe Board of rrads
ot Birmingham, ami was much irjteresir.i in tn,* laying ,.r
ibe wen'.i cable, ibe contract tor the material being
? bri .a tn in* bouse. Be leaves a widow and iwo children,
if. my c. lit ld and Mra Henry Rayner, of langland.
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L. c. PALMER
L. C. Painter, Him of the lion. .s. E. Palmer <?f
(ierri, diet! recently in that place. H.* was formerly lu
tbs Haney Order De-pertaoat at tbs (few-Yorfc I'osi
(.linc ami afterward waa employed on Thb Tanon for
two tc?rs. DnrtngMr, greeley's oaiBpalgn bo made a
trip tl.much the Southern Btatea He wasnneofthe
Mr. l-re, i-y's tinily. Later be went to Hie.
: '? oil region, where he was wcti Imown. Upright, I
truthful anti bononsbie, he bsd mauy attached frienda
77oir T> DEAL min un: KORMOXB
At tbeHaftdlaon Bquare Preabjrterian Church
??t ui*:ni a met Ung Mas held to cona.,:,! the heat BMaai
mlag tin- Monaona K. W. Blohm and the K-v. i
*.. ft. Martin, of M.inti, I'lah, commissioners is tbe <u-n
ci-si Ar-si-uiiiiv, made sddnasos Mr. Blobm had once
been a Mairim.ii, anti told how Hie Mormons (-miicl
pneeiytai lu Deaamrk, ot wb.ch sonstry bo was
an native. tmme* li-.n), 60,000 .onveris to
Mouin.ni-ni bud left Denni tik for this eountiy
Mr. Martin, pastor of PresbTiertan ehnrehes at " I
iiiul m. Epbralm, anni li mu-i be conceded that iii- i?uk
and tile among tbi Mormons aera jual a? earnest and
In their faith aa tbe nudority ol Christians i ,
ot lie enacted to reraaludead lettera. Insevei
i em a' ro.ii.-tii - nm. m.- the Mormons bis persona] richie
bad no; ik.j Interfered w.ib.
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WATIOMAL aVARB So. I *
Aii.uiejciiiciits liavi* beta eonehided by Col
one! Ward of ihe Md Begtaienl for tbs (anea?apmeai of
Sseeoflaaaand at tfewport, oa Jaae ;i. An sltilri'i enter- I
taiuui'-nt tia*:: icu al tin- armory of lb^ BOBMiaad
rbe captain ot the *L7tb Bsparate Compaai tayi
iii, ?., ci,,i* fr...n iii! catertaiu en'in aid ol i ie i
nu. ? iv ^;t an al the ? >:?r.i Ilouas, ~lash?ig, on Ma
i ,-iiy o\ cl ii'jelled tbe amount ania ,? .
KILLED lc .1 TBAtlt.
'lin- New-Haveo train, Ko. 42.while
Bp. nt ic-tcnlay, slnic'* and lasl
ry, sre tbtrtr, of Ne l,4*M Ballraad ive., i
who waa cn ira*?* it One-h?udred and
ticth-ht.
??
ema i i isa coi vtbKaYbii silvbb ooirr,
I'iiii.it., ti bia, .Mu> 37.?John Graham iras '
held nj ??!,Mm t,-4| lo-day for trial np rn lbs BB-fSa al I
[eoentetfett stirer, eera BawasactaatadaaSatai j
day,altar pasaiaga wortbless ibdiar lu a sion-; forty :
ior ? .linn.-nen dollars were found lu ms po-.-,es '
slou. lit biu 4,a?bial two oiaei bogus coius. I (
SPOUTS OF THE SEASON.
DOXAT FOR THK HOME BASEBALL MM'.*-*.
TIIK BO.-JlOX. 81. I (HI*. ANI> I S MAN A l"< HIS MM 1
VIOTOBIOl b.
Tlie I.o-"tnti .-md Hew-Yotli E-MtgM nUt-SB
played their third (-anio at baseball at ths Polo Grounds,
yesterday, tin* < hamptons winnini* their lint victory over
(lie lot al club. The (BBSS was well con test cd throughout.
the Boston plsvars winnini: I brandi BBfasMI work st the
bat. ninnie.* pd,-Iliad with moro-ellm-l (tutu nanni, (he
home nine niskingonlj (bree hits nfl his doll*, erv. Welch
Was batted for sin hits, Witb a total ot ten baBBS st tired
agiiiusl hun. Ewt_g caught in good form, while Cssalas
picked up bot grounders uud threw out tin* vWMfB in tine
style. only thro runs weis Beeres" during
tho game ami tboso in th* first Inning.
Tbs New York nine scored an unearned
run, Kwing milking n lilt going around to third on un
serer by Burdoch,and reaching tbs soass p!su* os a wild
(brow hv Mm nil Tlie Ros'on players batted Welch Creely
In their half of the inning, st?erag two runs. Rornnae led
otr with a sate int, aaa seared on a three-bass bli la left
celine field tiy sutton. Tbs latter seored ea a single hit
to centre Held hy Wh*?nev. The game from that point
out was linrlj played, and neither aide succeeded In udd
lug to lis score, iii die ninth inning two men were ea the
baeet tor tbe Wsw-Tort nine, wltbtwo men ont. Connor
waa st (be bru. and a safe hit would have won the game.
for Ihe local club ; bul Connor, usually shorn* at the tint.
knocked np sn easy iy to thinl base, ami the game was
ended. Tbe store was as follows :
?salea. |r.ilb"pe*a.|a| Wtmt-Torm. r lb pi o.t.
Homans, 1 f i'l a ii o!~wmg.e.I 1 i 5 I 0
?sutton, ii I, . 1 1 i t u Wpm. e.i ' o l o o o
litintii-k.-.- h. o o i - i Osaaar, a h. .., o o, o l l
Wlutmv, p n I'd 1 *' (ll'loapis 1 f 0 ll 1 n <l
Ma.rr.il. i b. . tl ult 0 1 Mr*-in:i..*i.l b 0 ii, 10 0 *?
llin-a, e. I 0 0 7 1 n Woldi, p . 0 1). 0 i" 1
i i idler, r. f i 0 1 1 0 (M'askitis ss nott '-'
Munnin-., c.. f -.1 o ll Ol () i ll.nkna.n . , 0 " i \ 0
wis,', sa 41 1 0 1 0 Richardson.r.f 0 1 1 0 0
_LUJJJ_LU.
Totals.. -i gj?i"a| Ul Tofsls. . 1 3 it I ?* I
Huns scored sst-.h lunieg:
NewYork.1 onoooooo-1
Psst ea ........ *?? o o o *) o o o x? "i
Baned rna?Xew-Tsrb, 0 Roslea -'. Rrst hess ob errors
?New-York. 0 llnston. P, Bass on bulls?.New-Viirk. o :
Boston, 1. Muni; mit -New VmU. ?; I!..a'..;i. '? Total bBSS
ima New-York. a. Host n IO rhrasi-hase bits?Crowley and
Mitton, ruur nf-.-aine?l hour aid .'a minutes. Umpire?Mr.
lill rna
ne Metropolitan aaa St. Lents elnbs played their first
-mme at Metropolitan hub la the presence of about
1,000 'pct l4t.ua. lue Me.trepolitaBs held the lead uti to
the tittil InnlBf, When the leora waa tied, lu tbe follow?
ing Inning tbe home club ai/ain drew ahead shdvictmy
-et i.i Msamd. Tbe rlaiting piayere, bawwrer, ai ats a
rally in the ninth inning and, a,--ist.*d hy damaging errors
of tho home club, made three nins and won ths game.
Tbe score by inning*, wu* as follows:
bTdliapnlllas . Ililli I o o-o
st. [.mis. 0 i) 0 '-' I o *? 0 il-7
Hunscnrned -Motrop'tlitan. 1 . st. tonis T I'.ase hits?
Meiroptilitan, 91 -I. teals 14. Krrors-Mctropolltsn, lt
BS. Leesa 7. Umpire?Mr llrtvui in.
A twelve Inning game was ida vet! at Wn-hlngT on I'.-irk,
Brooklyn, between ihe Brooklyn und Indianapolis clubs,
the ruting nine winnini*;. Thara waa n large erewd
nresetsl and arneb szettaiaeat prersilsd. The score by
Iiiuiiijf.a was aa follows:
r.rooVlyn . ..... 0 00021 :i rt OOO 0-1
la_l_aapolia.4 0 rt lill " o o n i_7
Tiikmon. May 2?.-Tbs seeead g..me bat ween the Wii
Brtaglaa sad Treatee clubs la lay wai pearly ptayel
TbeTienbias i-iv* i trial ts B weeney, ? new left-baadai
pilcher they ihlultof enraging. Tho pitcher or the Wil?
li,I'utons wai als i l'-'fi-iiandc i. Tba seers included eas
? si ucl nm, ten base luis and Ire arran hw t ie* Wlualag
t.cia, and two earned runs, seven base hits, one Wide
pitch aad eight errors far tbs Trenton*. Hy innings the
score was:
Wilniiniitoas.. ?; rt n 2 rt n 0 1 1-10
Troatons.o n i o o o o o o h
Tiie mintngtona now lead stain for tbe Eastern League
Chaaaplonshlp, bul srlDbettcdll Trenton wins tbe gams
t.i-u:o, row.
r. aro*-, M \y 87.?Tbs Hsrrard-Brown baseball game,
played at l*Tov*ideaes ea May 83 will bs protastedby
ii.-viini, on tim ground th:it Cia rho. Brown's catcher,
waa aol aregulai niemberof the University.
Gamea wmc played yerterd iy bs folios *i
in PhlladelpBia Philadelphia l. Pro*-1dt**ace ~; atti
letti 8, Toledo2.
in Cleveland Detroll l,C relandl
In Orange Valley,K. J. aiei i.of (eton Hail, 13, War
er'y il.
in Allentown tllentown 8, Virginia 7.
lu Aiioona 41 toona it. Baltimore Union 2. Thirteen
Innings.
in wasbingtoB?Louisville i, Washington l.
RACING AT BRIOHTON BEACH.
I CR UTILY i ',:-. :. M B lt'LOTTB'8 Bl" ? Bl - * ' I
-PIX.
There trew Four interesting raceg yeatorday
at the Brighton Beach eourae, wbleh wej-ewell alt, nt. i
Boulottegained another rtetory In gallant style aad a **
warmly applauded. Ihe weather was perfect and un
sport good.
/ ? fin-e -T'li'-e ,|i'.-irter* of anni-*; ei.r'it entries
ii ir's ch. g. Plunger, Bloom's h. e Mule Mines, Kira
lie "s eh. --. Baron '? a* srot, M. J. Daly's li. g I I
1 ind's eb. m. Bouncer, > - b's cb ,- King lau.
. ll''!'./*-, blk. m. i.i.',-*. After
some n: ', , ?, to 1 ile ia
WbO wa- UOSlly left nt tin- POSt, ll fond atari waa etti Cttd.
uni lioiiiuei l imps il aa si lu tue lead with Mt
Ile Mineh arni K.n- Fan al tl.-:: neeli Klug Kan, wbo
sh iw.-d tn fiom roi ung np Ihe si I wai
passed t?- l.itil.- M'ti.ii and Pillager, little U uch passed
th.- stand i wo li agtbi In front, Plunger ic* ond, Kim.- Kan
third, *.!? nu sd lr. was four! h. i Imo,
lil"1-. Betting Mille Mun li, :*.."iO; Pictd, ai.*). Mutuals
pal i **7; Plunger, Bl0 6a.
oeton'lRote Kellina! one mlle; eleven entries- Mark
stone's ii. :. I let ort, Kdward a b. g. Shelby li
. eb. t. I'.i.ni tte, t i .. 'table's b. g. frolic,
i .i< eu'- eh. a. Marsh lien.m. Hart's ch. h. Mttle lian, < ur
i -'table'- i.e. f. ( liaiiije. Murphy's br, g, [flue Peter,
*-i,i.I.t a llasbrouk's t-i euee, I henson's eb, I.
Ruby, Kersler's b. m. Annie C. Marsh Bodon waa it gi, at
leal ?-. IO) !?? tht, for -rn I'.i Ba ? Bou
lotte, and W'?!i foi the field, rben *.?..?- a capital
tbe lead being taken by Little Dan, wbo .ti toe quarter
w i - . length ahead of I bange, Marsh lledon, Boulotte
an.l Blue Peter uri g hus bail an.mi a length heb I nd
iiii.nir.'. At lbs tura Chantre fell heck lieatom, mid llou
lotte moved up lo Mttl ? lian. Both gol the whip coining
up tbe -ii.i .. bul Boulol I , reip >n i ; ita ly, ni I
marn is of a length In front of tall Ie Dan, Clarenei
third, and Blue Petere had fourth, li., 1:45, Mntnali
paid, i"i Bo lotte, tM i- fora pla ?. I ? >0| Mille
i' iii, tor :i pla, ". pi,:.I **i(? Tn.
lu,,.I l(,,rr (me and one martel un'--: Bil Sices ; five
. ut lei M -I. Daly's ch. I , I-- sad' ? b. i
Arsenic, (I. f(al-oru'i b. e. Cyclone, fi. (layne's b. e Cen
ieiiBi.il. U. Bryan'sb. f. jersey Mani. Arsenic sold for
1150, Mike'aPridetf7\ field*25. Whew tiny passedtbfl
gnnd stand Cyclone was leading slightly, irsetdc iee
omi, Jersev Maid third. Centennial lonrtb, Mike"* Pride
it*t. At the ball ailie poet Ansnle took the lead, and al
i'm t i.iee ipian.i pule .Mike'- Pride challenged him. Tba
two were whipped up ih- straight. Mike's Prida c.me in
s winner by two lengths, Arsenic about hah* ? length i"
trent af Orate?nial, Time. 2.-l*V*b. Mutuals paid pl4 *-u
I he laat rae* *? ia i ateeplechaae over the akorl ouana
? il ii mix enfiea I UT-wi ;u ti'- th. e. I.chu ; ll. IVs id's lil. g.
Bl aek ("rook; Dunn's b cl u_rle; Birailngbam's eb. nt
(Mette i Mee irty's ? h. g, I tte Kim;; Manns.m's li a. Cor?
ie/.. Otting Odette, #00; Echo, "CHI. Carlyle, |25; tha
field, T-'.".. The raes waa won by Odetta after a Uvelj
br_-a with Carlyle a?d i.tiio, who tii.:>u.*ii sect.nd sad
Uind. The others were so far away as to u> oat of tho
reen Mutuals paid .-rio 60.
? Af,
HOMIN(, PIGEON i LIGHTS,
In the laal race of tim torie* betsreen tho
homing-plgeoaeof K. *>. Daaioa, of Rortbasiptaa, and c
a. H. Bright, af Brtdsjepert, flowa from Ram de Grace
.?uni Waebinaton, the niait wa* m ids Bl B e/eleei sa Ban
.i.i> i,i,ii min;, ihe neall wsi in tarot sf (bo Massa
eausetts birds, three arrirtai together al ',i:?,t> p. m tis
lance SOS mil ?; ttin-> out 4,*)i> mliimes; sver:ige .-psad
1,028?yards s ?hunte. Tbe tirst retan le Bridgeport
waa ind until u'tfi'4 o'clo.k. lu lbs first rsos of the -,.
ne* ft om Pblladslpb-i sad t his rity, tin- beet iposd npart*
ed was by MarthaWasalajitee,to Hridgspust, 131 s-dlea m
203alaatasi i ? i .,-*? spead 1,074yartla latheseeaad
race tim licet ipeed *'j- by Ked -.. lambo snd Krsry rune,
'n S'ortba?ipUin,the (hreu arrivingtoeethei In'}(1Smin?
utes; dlstsnee. 184 miles; average speed, 1 208yarda Hie
Danion loft, therefore, won two of Hie three races. The
beal -,,r, ii to tue Hndaeport loft, iu the lecond i.ie, was
1,105 v.o.u for tiie l*4-< uii!cs.
\ shan dial .nee m.-e. ihowlng reasrkahls speed, was
Bown yesterday from beyond tlie mount.ito ?henun
doab, lum. (lutaaea, ill miles 'i'Lu result w*, ??
low ?:
I al... .. ||
'I luntea ysrds.
. . I ii.,;
II. N tee watei. .. Bl
(1 Bid l-li . ' M u
1". lilaala-iail I 1 . .,,
Tin- Brsi bird was :iw.nd .1 , r cup foi
r.-Un-J -Vania j
noss AND COURTNErs IRAl lin: PULLS.
Ab tin* timi' for tn*' t!ourrnejr*Roas boat-rat**e
spproaehes tbs inter.-i In ii laen ?--. a mnaber sf
well-known .imalt in'-"aral;,en and ..'tn,- "gp
Were .il * lil li I'olllt VC*' '! ' , j M),. un-M |,| |
theneaoealImpressloti is, thatsboald the wind be iitiii
ind tbs water smooth, tbe odd* will beta favor efl nu
ney winning tbe meei bnl tbonld 'he watei borough,
? ..jil h.. .1
Bo i's favsrUe pull li ar sand tbe Ko . .1 ,,,,i
jul down lowan! 1 ilonally be goes
.- uni 1:1.11\ b?lla sad shows himself la in. ll
'in liit'-i II-? look a tr:i! SV?loathe lin ni ft
in- tn bis nsw boat, wbl lbs keeps Iotas Metropolitan
I - pull la - I lal'lit
past Biker's 1-1,uni mt ? 1 ??
;a\ ll. o. aaionall" |>u i bite
loll.'. II,- iu-a Um in! if ? l-.iin nat? i,'nl keeps ilM'at
1.,iii lt elli a- HUI. ll .1 I.lc Butt lil' a tool longpiilli
I alni
',lilllie)' wita li, ninia, il.
rand "-land, which ta placed -Ursotlp eppesU ac
lai-liaa and nuiahi-f point, 1 ihnool eoui1
Ibaebaanprett] sal deelded tbal the raes w.ll lie
awed aver tha Want's Island seana Bateadiag* sbaeel
uo Barth lai south .'mm Obi Mal to a ital a
whit li will be anchored off* lin-northern end of Wind's
bland, flbsmid (he wlud prove unfavorable to this comae
the one eit'-ndlug fiom the poinl out toward Blkari
Islsiul will be mlupted. In either ease the whole cmirse
can be MSB from starl to finish with Ihe aid of lb-id
rliisse*s. Both courses will be staked off either to-day eg
lo-inorrow. ."irriinceni'-nts baie beea made with Ike
iron ateamboat Company io bare one ?t ita eteaaaen Ht
net ween Oak Point and various points lu New-Vork,
Brooklyn and Jersey (Itv.
ItTTCHELL WISHES TO KEEP orr OF JAIL.
There hai been do fight Brnutged between
Chartei Mitchell and .rohn I? Hulllvan. Thc tHlk bel ween
th, two jil the Asiilnnd House, on Mo-nlay, which (.'ive.
grounds Ior (lie reiiort, was of sn Informal clu.raeter.
Nothing positive was settled except that the um men nre
wlllinu ls meet. It la certain, however, thnt .1 flrlit will
Wa- ,11 ranged te take place ns soon n? the men cm
BS gal Into proper lighting trim. Mitchell
ls anxious tu meet the clinnipion, ppd Sullivan is perfectly
willing that the mertln--- shall t.ik" pine". fieprr-cntu
tires nf the two men will meet shortly nnd make the
praaararraaffssBeata, The |gM win be tbs re-mistion
(our lountls. Mai inls of ('neensberrv rules, with fotii
onnce -*loves,anil ll will lake place lu the M'ull-oti H'l'taro
loud, 11.
a/ben Mitchell waa asketi by n Tub-***! reporter yeater
dav whet Uer then*- was n ehatsca of hia meelina: Rulllvau
With bare kancl ea OB tile gi ass, ll. a.,nl : " What IS tin
usc of flirhtliiR with b ne knuckles and running Ibe nek of
four or five vc-irs In the penitentlarv, when mon B
is to ne matir bv sparring with the -rlovesl II?te america
Ural-late. Inti I don'l li.ivn the leas! ti* sir. to become SC
quaisled, tteax penoaal experieni 1, with lier prisou
system."
ROWELL GOING TO ENGLAND FOB THK
BUMMER
chill**.** Rowell, tha English pedestrian, tvlm
w.-ts defeated t,y I'ii-1 i.i: ntsgerald In the last -iv days'
po as yon please 1 si 0, win starl tor England on tbe steam?
ship Aii-ona.af thc Oaloa Line, which win san ea Batar
dav. Howellli.-iscoiiiplet.lv toeorerea from the effects
Of the race stol la (-eilinr fat. Re will remain In lai-rland
until thc t'n, e comet for him to go late tratainf for Ins
ra* 1 *v 11 li Pltxgerald in the fall.
tiik wnrsEBS at homsriLLB.
Lui i-\ 11.11, May 27.*?The weather tTaB cool
and IbC track was lu good cmilition ,.t the race here to?
day Thc llisl rac,-, oas luile and ;i half, r-cIliiiK ria'c, was
woe by Jim Carlyb\ with Taaglsr ie send Time, 2*41,
French pooh pats SAW,
iii.iiii.l rn i', " Kcnnesaw " stake, selling sweeps
?tabas, for ail ages, eoe mile, \.u< woo hy ??us Matthews,
Ta-gatberra beiag seooad, Time, ii i1-,'. French pools
paid BSA no.
Thc ihinl mee. '? Moet A- rhantlon Chiimpariie " sfnke.
for Ilire-'-vcai'nlils, one aide and Hine furlongs, ' ? . iron
by Modesty With lioli I 0 ik -croud. lune, '.'J'-'ti'-j. I
pools paid M IO,
The loiirth rsce, iteepierbBM handicap, shout one and
thr.Ightamile v.-as won by _ liol Piohet, Palaaca
beins, se ond. Time, S*45. French peats paul SMtt,
un-, cor HIS.
MR. CONKLING DABBLES IN PATHOI/OOY.
Thc Hoyt will r.isc tool tip Ita plodtlinft
round of Hie third monlh yestt-rdjiv. Tiie Brat poinl vital
to the comest was made by Mr. (boate, who
(??mp!, lined of the mc .icily aiutihlo l_i,i;iiuge
of Rosses Osaknag, As Mr. Ooahilag
Isboied lindei I hu luipi (lesion ibsl hs bad ands himself
pretty audible in thc .'ila,- whenever oppo-tnnity had
bees altin deil, he sought a speedy relief in ehsrgiag Mr.
Cheats with deeosndlllg la lordly SB 1 irr.indinse manner
iipna s plain imb (Mi Onalllai) sad thea be rafarrad
pointe,Uv to "til,! BurajBans eorusoatlons" of
Mr. ChoatS/S *.v11. hil dds pro lu. i ,1 ii calm,
anti it enabled Dr. Beary B. Halliard,
.in earnest and iu?-i?l\ ?? wliua*.. to tell ali be had le irned
of Hu* physical condition of .i?*ae Hoyt tn (he ir>-*
mon tba of his life. The physician bad auapeeted thal
Mr. Hoyt was suffering from Bright's disease, or "some
devilish disease of thal sort." Ile Hastened to u-s.in?
ti, ?( ..nit Mat he im.-mic.I no profanity. United "?.'.ute*.
Dietrict-Altorue* Ron) iu..--''*t that this assurance
wa-in i :..-,. ?? |. ;nid Mc i onl-. i'i-' suggested thal Ibe
. ly - ? medic . ti nn." i: erybody
r-tniieti at the c\ Senator's knowledge of medicine, and
the sevn other law vcr* peeped cautionary oul between
Ip-eachi ant velumeeof law-reports In order io
ascertain ll Hr. Conkllng waa nally in earnest. Barina
assured themselves on this point, they ali dropped back
isto theil seat* tut if m ired by om.mmon Inipulae.
'lin* neal commotion occurred when lu. Mall
lard explained ins entries m lita nob
boob. nlatlre to hj-podennle Iniecttona In
Mi Hoyt's ease, li" wai armed with .1 hypodermic
syringe nnd explained tn '?!. Conkllugh iv tbe Instru?
ment worked, iii. Choate ventured to make n
i lou, and .Me < 'en*?Ina i ben rn dared tbal be should u*e
| the syringe to mark blslearned opponeul for Wi
Hos, Mr. Hool urged Hie Irrelevune) of this, somebody
smiled. ..ti i the proceedlnrs ones more settled them
selves Into a condition ol .mtony. Mr. Conklin
pounded deep and learned questions In pathology until
3 p. m.. ,i-,i then i>r. M rd tbe lawyers and tbe
adjoui I., ii until i bia morning.
?
lilts ul" COUBT NEWS,
Amoa F. Eno boa broughl n **uii to recover
aso.OOO from tha Ben **. nk Eural -l Railroad Co
for obstmntkm to lightand air acooss bi his jun].-ny si
i niton and Onana te Hi it the
elevated struotun makea the rooms of the
building lhere owned by bim so dna Ihal one-l.I
them cannot be rented and th other half must be let at
half their forme* rental, ile alao alleges rani
snd negiis. on the part ot tbe eompany in operating
Ibe road ul thal point The trial of tbe action wa
gun '..?;.' t .t, lie fd ru Judge Ingraham in the Superior
t'Sll't.
Miss Sarah flayliurn reeorered Mihi from Polk
J:. Iir.dk, yesterday, liefore Jud e l'r nu. In the Hu
ncr!.,t ? mn... nd fals* irisonnienl In Muy,
l --?.'. Hhe was conversing with a friend al tbe time, al
tbe entrance In lier t:, t li - ? *? house. Sa I7.~> Tel
ead waa arrested by tbe polleeuiau, who Bnl used In
I langu i!,c
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( olin CALI SDABH -Tills DAT.
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Mnrrsy i" IO h m ; ?iti ??; Mirv Kelly si lo ni.. n, ? lt to
ii..vi si ll a. m.: Maydeltns Snlee si ii p. tn , and I
Hall st a p. rn : estate ol fat Url no I (en nat tl Uara and Marla
i . ? .-;? ,,i l i :'o j, m.
Bunmok (.'n.iKi - ArociAt mil?Baton risoduiSB. T TTo
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Mir, TINOBOt mi.ilinc* BODIES,
Tin: METHODIST EPISCOPAL COWFEREXC-,
I'iiii. \;>i.i.i'iii.\, Muy 57.?Thu Mcthodlsl
f*i>i., opal Ueaeral Conferenc* to-day adopted .t resolution
.'ii :it.n?- ii OOU?Ulaaion of liv*1 bUSiUSM men .ind (Ive
mlnlllets to inqulie into tin- int ihods of thu tr.in ?uetiuii
ofbuslneei by tbs book coneeru, nie committee con
-id riin.'papen sui inouioiIsli .'n tbs sztensloa of 'lu
timo linui of th,- -luctumi term, nported adrenely lo
sny ebaure In tbe time I?nit. Tbs report was adopted,
Tin- Bev. Dr. Ooodsell. im chairman of ihe Committee on
Fraternal Greetlng-a, presented a lieuuUfullj Illuminated
measace of rn sting from tbs Methodiiita In lunn. Italy.
i lie chairman waa directed to rrjiiy.
BKFORIfEO PBESBYTBRIAirSTXOD.
I'n i -.lii'itii, Muy 27.?-In Ute Reformed Pres
bytei lan Qener ii Bynod. to-day. the i ommittee appointed
to examine into the records 11 tuc Pbliadelpbls Pres ijrterj
rop<>rt--d tbst tbsy bad fonnil nothing rontraryto I
?ucl ..i.lei of tbs church. I fie (tom ral I tee on Discipline
nul,until Into complaints of the srbitrary rnllng of the
Moderator, aud reversed hlsdeclslon Th< r*
provsd.
Bl ir.'.i.i-r.'t _KO c*>s"-i:iiv\Trv: I
Hiv itii.tiRieii yo uk ruiHM. ;
Baltixobe, Hay 27.?An exdting relisioiu
i-O'ivciitloii Will ne opened tO-BMHOW uiorliinc in lt.
Peter*e Protestant Eptooopal Cbnreb, tbe oocaalon b Lug
Ute anuna! convention ni I?? Protestant -piseopall lunch
,,i m.- ii vi ? i of M ti;, lu,d. The Interesting teal
the occasion will be tba lelection ol a suoeessor to tbe
late lllshop Plnku* y. I be old feud : etwei ti the Bltualn ts
iind their opponents, witl no'* ne toiit-lit oul to il.iiie;
.?nd. Ann.n- the clerical >?.'?? lha Uni se rv stives
140, anti tb Ritualists 4.*i The Ker. .1. H. B. Hodges, ol
-t. Paul, i* the cir,i. ? of the Bil Blab ip i.iiioi,
mi, i..i,ii lil-?.ou of Western le...-, th* favorite o'the
i on ?? n uilt ts. A -ri lonsi ? ???.!*: in thi
of th* la I there ere i
tin balam ?? oi power, lt req
vote r-'i ?? ? *.
AMI UH kit r.NiTii'.i <iN- liBflOCIATIOK.
BosTOX.li-j 27-*?The American I mi irlan A
?oeiatiouto dayi teetedlhi rio - Proeldi nt.ii.
i* vii pre-4-1
??' lory,
Ortiid-U Keynolds, of Concord Mass.; aaal tani
a. .1.1 .ni. Hon of I ton ; treiisun .. Charl a
I . .,i Ito 'am : .in. > lom - t. ii , ihe
i How ntl N Brown, o ? Kinta
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nu f .- noted hy in.i.(-i '. ul A.I niton ?
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Bai rmoBi. M 13 jt. lu the MethoUiiil Prot
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. ii.-mv, ""fay 27. r. If,
'rio- Coaton* Home i-<***a?W is ol ths foreign iuot-s
of tnoiaiiiiuil,-? it '.i.i pii"- tm hut week
how muiih.'i' LftrgS < .;-.. i),"? of im
oits nv or exports. Tht) Imp-urts of last
reek (98,3033681 irere ?3,406,816 gre_t?l
han tor iii" uei-k ol' L883, nnd#3,463,371 Ibm
han for tbe ireekof L888i the exports ($9,797,371)
rere 998,686 tess than tot tho week "f 1883 ami
~iJ7,'.it*A greater than for tlie iraak of 1882 Poi tin*
?.v.-nty-one wottki ot this year the Imp iris of mer*
baodisB axeood tba exports 964>00|llt04, win.li is
24,167,848 greater than tba excess ai 1893, and
. fi ?*"?.-* i ".*.*-_??* easthan tbe excess r.>r the Bwnepe*
io.1 ol 1883. rbe resulting balai.s, after deduct
ig tin- specie tn 1.1 iiictit,, on the bolinoso ol
Meriti -mo* sreeki for three ye u*. an- thown in the
i!'ii.,i:i!il lilllie*:
Hil..iii- IMI I KTOII ? ' li IN UM" HIV 1 II 1'lTK.
mu. Uv*-:
1-*'.'. IMA
i - (ll 141.010
.. 1 - . .". ? I ll .-li 1 ?! 1 !>.o.".
nt".rta
spurts.
. imports,
[torts
I. . -a Oil .
tress ul nuj-'ji is.
al Ubi
-
tl TOD ,'7i
001,90*7.104
?
?
Si.'.Ul
-
? RS Hsu
lll.KI ll IM'ISK AM) al-r.l'IB.
i ipstta ? i.i.-.17.1 *io IIB,7i i SS1JSQS,*ib
I In'iipwiii.t linn nt lim Stork KxclunnJi*, wliirli
lads -null licatlway fBfltefdaj afleriiooai, wi*.*i tou
iink'ti to-dJj i> llb UttUUttUl toiw, lilt} i*i'*.'uuni
enerally was made nt fig-urcn from 4 to 1 poi
cent above yesterday's closins- pricii; sftor
that there was au import-mt, reaction, Imi
liefnro ll o'clock tlie lido again wai
rising. Starlin-- from yesterday noon tin
advance Las lieien more rapid and i-rejfer
than wan the decline in prices ia any period of tin
name length during the last three weeks. IM*
I ware, Lackawanna and Western, which yesterday
j morning sold down tn OO'a. to-dav sold up to Uri**,
'? and closed at 101 's. Although that stock ii an ei
[ ccption in the amount of its recovery, it isa sam*
I ole of thc, whole list There is no detraction
1 I from tin* importance of the advance in the fact
\ I tbat the largo "'bears" of a week ago are fie
principal movers in it. aud that the smiller dcileri
who are more numeroni than important h ive hi
forced or frightened iut?i covering the stocks pur
tint at lowerth:in the prcient (-notations, aad in
that nay have materially contributed to the dav 1
buoyancy. Almost every stock co.uuiiuded a pre?
mium tor na*, lint generally it was lea* exor?
bitant than yesterday. There was a food
deal of talk about an attempt tc
tnnke another "corner" in Delaware. Lackawann.i
and Western, and the certificates loan-xl as high as
io percent; but after two days' operations there
in.I.utily is little short tWbmemm*, remaining to be
(ornered. Second iu the amount of share 4
sold was St. Paul, fand it rose from
70v/;6!**V to 74%<->74 against |f% yes?
terday forenoon. Northwestern sold n.i to 100'j
v/fiO** figaiu-t ?i**i* in yeateniav's early dealings.
Missouri 1'iwilic was a feature of the 1131017:.'/
7<) V/7 1'w 71 a i*'-iti st (VI Sj yesterday morning,
nnd Union i'aciiic sold np to 4'_7-4"*41 \ against
3**'*j. yesterday's loweit price. Central of JS'ew
.leriey wtfh a small bn-iisesn ros? from 'il toil] a
99??yesterday it sold at 99 ; and Heading rose to
91V999*s~ Of-lail _.*)1-2 yesterday. Ths trunk
line shares were all higher, but they showed
no such advances ai are recorded
for flu-stocks already named. Weafern ("iiiou was
active at 09959-Ws999^I it yesterday sold as low
BBSS% Notices that stock* not delivered would
be purchased " under the rule ? covered uearly all
the .ictive sts*-ks ; but all tb it were so pure hase. 1
were .MM) shares of Northern i'ai ilie prefsrr?*d-(hat
stn-k advanced only 2 \ per cent, ami lost. \ per
(out of that. The market closed i*uiet but lirm at
tbs Sgarea.
(iovcruiiieuts were dall Bad steady, except for tho
is. Bids fm tba Ss wen Nhif-lii-rai-dforthe lst\era
'h lower. Annexed arc the cio-nug --notations :
atti. Asks*) 1 iud. AskslT
P."*. 4*-*s*<s"M.rs?. 111% 111% I O'A ent l*s 1"*91 1J7 ....
i'.s.4%sis?i,coi.ir."4 11:1%. u.aear. rs.ia*?7..1'JB ....
1 ."a. 4sl HT. rs- . 1'-'"% 12'l"t, j f.'.S fir ifs !*m 1 ll ....
I s.i. i.li)7 C0 1...12'% l*10%l I'.h.i-ur. ?'s.lsJ?..l .1 ....
I .8.8aereea*."l ...100% loo's I lust. Col. J-liis.... Ill ....
t.i-.mr. i*4. ltl.V.r-5 .I _ _
'llie business in State bonds ivas covered by Balea
of Tennessee (ls at 'AH. Of city bankitoc ks ouly Mei -
cjntilc auld at 190.
Railway bonds geuorally were inactive, but there
Was an improvement in values foi a majoritv of tho
issues. West Shore and Hnfliilo first ."is, however.
wera exceptionally weak; a large buiiin-i-s i.fl,
200,000) wasdone ia them,and they declined from
1".i^ to 42*4 and after a ie.,,very to 45*0 to 14. Tho
('omer suit npinst the company bas beet) d-N-iaaed
bv Jadfe barnard on bee-nag of (lei?iurn-i.
Krie tvconl c.itiaii's with moderate sales rose from
**??-'?> to 81 and eloaed at B9-kai00. Central
nf New-Jersey consols tom 2 tier cent to 102.
Chesapeake and dh io firsts, series M. advanced 1 toto
'.) 1 "-j. ami tbe currency (is ware np 3*_ te 99L Kaat
tennessee, Virginia and Georgia cousol .",? rose'_'-j
to ~>7. Burlington and Quincy Oebenture Be were
**: hi2-ln-r :it 99, and Wabash teneral tis were up l
percent to I'l. Denver and Kio ('raude conaola
rose l percent to 59, aud tii-te, Western exten-doo,
advanced 3 per cent to 4*0. Texas am! Pacide ln?
comes wee from ll t*> 45-944%and tir-t.*. Kio
I'r.-nule division, advaneed '_':*-* t*i Mt**, Northern
i'acidc tii>ts wens l per eeat lncher at 1 on.
ihe Stib-'l reaenry to-dav i*ai,-ied on balaiice
1100,040, made up bv a camac** galil ol *I121,09
lc-.-. a ("in loss of 921,003, Ine day's operattona
coveredi Koceipta, al,514,8.1B: paynaeata,91,414,
815: eurie,u\ balance,910,0*04,070:pola balance,
9128,101,900.
The money ninricet worked harder : call loane
ranged fruin 2 ap to *> per rent, with a pond portion
of taLe bosinees done at 4-atoVpef eeat; tho dosi--**
rate was A pei cent.
I tte Clearing Honse statement to-day wat m
follows: Exchanges, $9-l,'J.*iO,0<i7; balam *
$3,300,210.
The United States Treasury at Washington to
day rcccivd 9363,000 National bank notes for re
demption. l'lie customs receipts were .1*(i.'?3,9l9,
and the internni roveaoe leeeivte $192,573.
i he foreign e-ftehaagee are est ill inactive, imt a lit
tie bettei demand for remittances nae tba occasion
Cor as advance in the posted tates. Eur business
we quote as follows: Bankers' lulls, -i* i -s i n*t,i
9-1 bo for loritr -,*\\.l uliurt sterling respectively j
6.21 aod ?"'. I-*??-, for francs | t* t '?* and ?.?!*"- lac
reichmarks ; i<? and h?1*m far guilders,
In London lintiih consols weie at( adv and un
chant-fed at 101 5-18 for money ead 1017-18 Im
account. I'ai ted States bonds were U higher; ti
el 123-ti, and I'-js at 113*4. American railways
w* re all higher lu reaponee to reeterdnyshome Bar*
kata. Bar silver was 1-16-L lower at BO-gd. pot
l ha.- Baak "t Eastland gained ?40,000 bull
lon on baldina, At Paru French 9 ncr eente wea
to 7.'.?_'*). aud sight exchange oa London was Btoady
at 25.20 fr. to the _.
n.VIUIO.VI) KA RV I NOS.
LOL'IS\TtI.K AMI NAMIVILLB.
IMI l--:i 1**41.
Sumner nf miles . 1.-U0 li.OH-l
Third wack in Msy .. W16,o7*i *J"J ':* -To st?_>-,,; ->??.?
Jan I ta Msv'l . I,*i'.*4.904 4,Hi.*i?.-|'( 5,lin,li:l
lu ni im,i..v t i lah itAi'ins Aili *4i>ki iikhn.
N'lts'.er ot iniics.. .... dr.i 7l:t _ 0 713
lb,nt -seek in Mi*, 't 10,111 ?' (51-2 Bte.HlIT
J tn. 1 t.> Yiny 21 . I,u04.0ij:l M7,I17 VD',, it
lt'iilA, IiKCUl K (Mi BV-KSVTUa.
t'hir.l (ve*k lu Mut. .. S JiO*, Bl?,'.'?? il0-.:*
Jan.l tolfsr 21. 2'i.l.ill 2-'.'.2l4
Kip irfsof uiei.-liaiitliia* from N'ow-Yorli:
Par t-et-rssh . Sb.SbW.tns B8J0S.06I M,"f*s*f.fT1
Eraf-Baiy issartsO... lt*i,S00.4M 1W,S90,100 113,377.4-1.1
Total since Jun. l...aiW,M0.9S3 1144.291,l.M $UH.0T4.sua
A,-.
REOARDDra MILLS OF EXCHAJfOB,
\VA-iiiMiitiv, May 27.?Senator Sherman tn*
tl.i-f K-iiorte,) favorably frini thc Finance Cointnitt.-e ,t
bili lntrudiicfiil liy BenatBT Pendleton, providing that nil
bills of BXShangS drawn ou per-ious or rtroia in the
L."iiiti3d MatSS by iBSOlf SIB or ntuens of tue L'nlt'-d
Mates, titiin- Bmnesi aerea?, the amount of wiiich is t.?
be pani in totetge money cons, aliull Uert-afier tie paid ia
(tie lawful Boney el 'he United states wimont any
ilrilnctlon nrctniiL'c whatever, st the rat.' nf value wlil?n
the foreign toin minMd bas in tba I'ulted Stat*? a. i
ina-to tiie standard value fixed in panaaneeet I itv by
th, rlireetnr of the United Statci Mint, ?s procUured ny
tau Sk-c rc ti?-y of the Trensur**.
ACTIVITY FOI.I.OWING HULL MALKKTS.
LA.K0I DEOKK-fl IN TRI \ itlBLK 8!*1*PLV DP
t.KAlX.
Ibt TRTK-.RArn ro run TRtatr-ts.*!
Chtcaoo, May 17 "Tlnra'fi?nt-lm*tsmittE,m
sji.l ii trttlor wh> wis psclnir up ainl down the flnirt'iis
lnornttu "Theic's not be.-n a trade In a lot alvive 25,
000 bushels In the pit this mortiln.'." Then Uejerkeil hil
? wari the cora pit and looked at the clock. It,
whs ll o'cl.wk. sTearty hilf the diy's repilir sesatou
?ru? tn er. " '.Vc-ik cabU's," said another trader who sto<>d
ou the ed-<e of the wheat crowd, "has made all the
HUI,*, tudors 'bearish.' Tnat's all there la.
1 expected nftsr yesterday's close to see
the ni ti Wet full nf lite ami sn -ip this BBtntBg. It's to
il ..1 i- a tlt.'ii nail. There's uo trade, ao n--ws.no lilith
ind h* tuned away dlseusied. The sto?*k market
opened higher in N.-w-Vork. but li ilni not start prli*,,a
Ii'k'.ici hera, July whest oi*en-*tl nt t") cents, *-* e?-ut
nsf night's". ur"> cl iso. If went rukt iow.i to ?s;(i^
cent-. Juan eora followed salt. Ii iv-jrin st -"io*-* cents,
but dropped to 54% Beats, Pork was Inn. There
wore enif 1.*!')(> ho?s at the Tinda, itul pticee
tluire were reported (Inn. July pork startetl at itil*4ii,?
aud advaueed to010 00. July lard opsaed al 98SB sud
k-nt (irettv firm np to lu o'clo* '"?
Tue local M-il,le supply Bgurss wre ti surprlsis to tho
crowti. ihe*. thowell a decrease for the week la the rut?
hie supplv of nh'tsi of l.niii ,'".j bushels and in (he \i?i
ble supply of cann ofl,0S.\sUSO bushels lt was nut
?uppoaed tliit the -rrs'ii wi- PS?Ul eaten up so *:\t\.
i pon tbeas ttamres um_b" auoaaeed lhere wes^a im ua*
dlste advance. Wheat, wiiinh h-ul Koitea ap te 90 eeata
foi Juli', ni. ivi-tl ;i;i to '.lt'.*; .'.-ifs. Inly cnn Inovc.l up
tn.tn Bo'f ????nts to 97% cents. Thc pits h ul bern
? mi t ni to soon anni they nuui.tii.tt. iv Seesaw ?o
live. I'be "'short*" wars alarmed. Bia buy Ina *?? m.
rbe " short*" Jumped at the cot ti,,, Youncs
ha.l fouled them. They did uot Iwllcit that Ute
market could exhibit Mrength of it-.cl(. iii- pork
crowd in tilwillie wss stlrnsl up. .li \ p ?,
whl h bad bc.-n heavy, started up and ? -
-I--ni. July lard vi?i-roi, riie -recelpta w.-n- pretty
lsrreconipaif'1 with what'ii.-T hue t, *n. ii, ,-vt-*e
irs of wb'at,a4??> nf cu maud .Un nf usta .w l
o'clock July wheat eleee,| ut '.il'.,- ut-, J,.), cora .ii ?'*?
cents, July (Mirk at fill H ''-V "the
cm ,i afterward Julv tuirk ulvaiiced t.. -iii io.
?? Aiiu-iiir (r.t-. certainly aol bis -ahi>r:*' in atl-rtil
-? I i !?.-..vision broker. "Thc cash product Un i rap*
lilly shipped out; he hue sag the pries lo rouiuiners rn
?in,-ii Pork bas bei-n *j"itu out '?. i ?t
md haa been eat-*u np. li h" gou "ut
nuleilv Iii .V). ino,ml -jon barrel lu ? ruts'
havouul watched the shipments l'lie* will have te eel le."*
anno r did not appear t.. be bu -t oo tbs -'???? ' '?"?
nooDBoard, but p<irk advnaee-t 4<? .i"'l Wlcerirs i '? r-i.
.Vt '.'ocioiii ii closed al *ll>30 '"' J" > ??'l "-1" * ' ''*
?VUKiist. Jiuj .,!? :'7*V J'I * *v:' '' ''?' ?*
at So'eluek at01*\eentaa_delOBOB? - ;" ?* ":'- ?**
July coru closed ut 9TI| "
II \U1 i:\ aV (*>. TO MAKK A -I'M IOU
lt..-l..v. Mar *.'." K. A. Hawley A Co.. tit bu .
iviii.recemir blled, will makes slatcmei't to t" .r ? red.
Hore tu-tuorron rnu mn, il ls und u-i-"?d. shows t*
auiouiitluK to ti-J.'i.OOO, and liab.lil.tv* ot upw^l ot

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