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COCKRANS MAIDEN SPEECH.
HIS WARM PF.FKNri; oFc.-TTAIN wiiite.
THROW IXC. POLITICAL CONSII)KBAT10X8 A 81 DP. AND
CIIAMPIONlNKi TIIK CAl'SK OF A INION BO?Bt-B.
"kV AMI I m.ton". Feb. 4.-In Ihe ROBBS this after?
noon BetUrta Cockran, of Now-York. innde Ins
inn iden si-cocli in support of thc coutesters in the
Lowry' Whim election cu.se, nnd his BlofSMmt
ul!er:n)(*i s SSBsMed rounds sd appian*"'
Mr. Moore, of Texas, a BOmbM of tbs mnjorily
of th.- I,.nilli.lice on Klee'ions. BSM-I brit Hy -B
gsmjiari gd Mm aaaJmllT imalntiaah snd contended
flint tli?? cont, st.-e hud failed utterly to muk.' proof
ot ins niitoBB?sBBtam
Mr. crrsamll of virginia, took th.- bbbbs immal
Mr. iCowell. of Ulinoia, pwoented tbe cane ol tlie
:oiiti st e nnd .rr;: ie<l that ho had Comploioly proven
bia cili/eiiship- ll was said. Mr. Howell urged,
that tb** toutcstee whs unworthy of Ix-lk-f on in*
toual ol some utterance- up* n Uie stump " Why."
said he, " if we ml b_ii Hu lu a nd Ti.kt' put upon
our brows bccsiiiM.* wo i-oiiicliiiieb made u mistake
in w hat wo any on tlie stump, how* uiiiuy of us,
wno mik ut all, would ?..., out of the Liouae with
th* word har' written nil nerena out- farrhrath"
llMiagtitiaT hud appia am.]
Air. Cockmii, ol -New-. ork. WUS yielded filtt-on
minuU-s by .Mi. Kovwll ami .is he loee ni the ri-u ira
aisle to sjs uk for til. cont* sloe lie wns watched
Ky every .yo ann Intently listened to. ll*- said
that beilul not hettetre lhere was any fair question
ol law biliue tlie House, lie (lld liol regan! BBS
i. * mil ns BUything bul the prout of the judgment.
The Ju ila gu ill was thc SCI of the court, which
stood iud,'pen,lent- of anything the clerk might da.
lu tin- saes tb.re was BO record ol what Ibo cou ri
lind dono. and lin- House was drivcu t. au In?
quiry into lim In ts.
Mr. White stood before the House upon his seth
decl.iring that in lbi>5 he wont before tba court
iu Allen County, Ind., aooompauied by wit'iet_?c_,,
and complied with all the provisions of law, and
Hint :i eertifleate *,i naturaii-ation wns issued to
bim. H.,Killie; ihe views he (Mr. QoohlBB) did.
Hit re was uotb.ng left Xor bim to decide but
Vi.ii-ihor he would believe thc sworn Statement of
ii member *.f the House, corroborated by u eharacter
iigaiust which not one word had been uttered in
tins johnie, lApplause.t
M-ti on ibe Democratic sid'- claimed to represent
pepulnr sovereignly in the tulles! menning of the
woisl. They claimed that to their porty belonged
the mission of extending the power of the people
ni the ballot Iksx. So lar as thc people af thu
Xllih Indiana District, could speak, they bud de
? hir.d theda wish, their will their enmrtuind thal
Mr. While should l?e iheir Representative. (Ap
phki -??
A_uinst this command of the people the Com.
milloo ,,n Ih-ctions hurl advanced n nnmlser of
circumstances which, it was said, t?nde*l t*. im
poach il,-? ii.cur.iev af Mr. White. He believed
?it ii-r tba! Mr. Whita was nut BBB?8?1 in Indiana or
tl.ut he had "tanmltted nnjury. Ile was s lawful
Bomber o( ihe House ol ljepreseiitrttivos (>r hi> place
was Ihs I ur of a Criminal Court on the charge of
r-.-.ary. Ile must look io the ehuraeter of the
pemon upon whose Btatcmanl he proposed te huso.
his noti.m.
Ibis nmn eiime before tho House willi thirty
yours of honmnble life io give weight to his state?
ment : be Btune bore with n history wW h wns part
of the history of bs eisnnttv. Ifebnd lit ld import?
ant .Pies ll*, hail dincharsi'd tlie duties
pf etlisent?lp, He bad shed his blood for
bis count ry. lAt.pl*)msc); und bis Cock
mn's' voice would not cast a vote whieh would
make Ihe wounds he had received in honorable
?*"."''?? Meed afreth by reason of tho ingratitude
of Ins lissi,, irit-s. (Applause.)
It would rather be hi* iiri'b-. gabe honed ii would
l>r in his power to cast n vote to show thnt li"
who risked bis lifo in defence of Ibis lund merited
n reward which served him like nn armor, Invin?
cible to the shafts of the enemy, when in lin
(???iirv af bis career he had to defend his ehar?
acter n.itist assault. 'Apfilnnsoi. Tn what he
(Coekranl aid, lie txprt?and his own loyaltv to
the lnvss He did n?*t believe that the political
offed of his vote, would sway n aingle member
on Ihe Democratic side, so far from a sense of
obligation to his conscience ns to cause him to
east a vote dictated by Mtlit-OB. Nat?MS. Km
if -neb a BngBetition entered tbe mind of anv maa,
let lum remember that tho best way io prevent
the vol.- in this case from having any effect u]>on
thc Preside!, tia I eh-etioti wns for IVmoorat-s* to so
eemnerl tlMUMelvM in tho discharge of every duty
that ne I't-osidentinl election would ever conic
into the House, but theil tho votes of tho people
would decide it in tovor of thnt party which, ho
liol loved, was pledgod lei every svstem of good
government which ought to win the confidence
ol the elem om (Applaasel.
In conclnsion he mid: Believing ns I do.
white thc ting which Captain White and his as?
sociates baie kopb floating aloft in pride over
every purl of this counlrv. floats over my head:
while I Itel deeply prnteful to the heroes who
preserved and cemented with their blood ibis
T'nion under which we live. I si ia ll not cast ii
vols.- which would Ik* treason to my aonstituency,
nnd which would pronounce a soldier el the Union
guilty of perlnry nnd unworthy of the asBoelatlon
of honorable men.* lApplause and cries of " Vote ;"
* Vote ? from the Republican side).
Mr. Wilson, of Minnesota spoke in support of
thc contest,??? and declared that men would be
monal t-erjnrcri if they did not vole their honest
eee.vlct.on Irreepeetive ot every party considera?
tion.
After further spe-echo-*; bv Mr. Ont?wntta of
ohio, and Halah, af Pennsylvania, in rapnorl of
the nii-iorily resolution, and liv Mr. Nulling, nf
lN'ow-Yuil*.. in favor of the dalma of the sitting
member, tb" House without MOO?Inf **? "SOS nt
4 o'clock adjourn*d.
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CH-M.1M TUB CONGRESSIONAL TERM.
BBUBOSTg SHOWN" ItT THK "BOOBS COMMITTEE POI"
FAYOBINC, THE AMPXHMIXT.
Tv"ASniX*i"'T*)N-. Feb. 4?In its report upon the
Crain joint, resolution proposing a Constitutional
Aiiiomlmeiit substituting December Si for March 4
ns tho boKinniiig and termination of tho oflieial
term of m'-mbsrs of the Ho wc of RepanssmtB?vee
the Committoe on thc Election of President, Vioe
l*re-rideiit ami Representativct in Congress says:
Tin primary obied sought to be accomplish ? by
tho rat!!!, allon of this amendment ls to change the
time fljtrd for tho ci nsraencement and termination of
Cr* oftielHl toim of memlMjrs of the IIoi)9e of liepro
soBtatlves. The necessity for suob rhanffe ts obvious
from a ron*ld?'iallon of Ihe evils whirl, flow from onr
prose nt system ol roasf-sentstlon. The House cli.eien
In Novonilier does not br-rln Its work for thiileon months
aflrr Us rleetlon. although Hs nininbcrs draw their
Sala, les bom March 4 ne vt sncceediu-.. For nine
in'.nths thei-c U no 3-poaker of tlie House; brfore its
memis-tr.- have served their tull term their successors
are chosen; Ihe certain Oetormlnatlon nf the second
se s-mo ii at IB, meridian, on the 4th of March often
pies ems the passel*"-, of Important measures, eli brr
fitim lark of dmr. m In the case of the Deficiency 1,111
at Ihe eerftfid session of Hie Xl.IXth congress, or be
rauM thc President has m?t bad an opportunity to ex
amine them, as hajiponed with the Uiver and Harbor
bil! at the close of Ihe same sot-Ten. lb- efUeiencv of
BepieeentstlVM during the short session ls somrtlinos
If ji, !?? 1 Ix'causo tbov have failed uf rr election ; Hep
i-tseiu iiivbs are chosen upon Issn*** whleb may have
been srtHrrt when they carno to the Capital to enter
actively upon the prrformanco of their duties ; tbe peo?
ple In many Instances aro not represented by thr man
whom they have cliosen to represent thrm. bul de?
feated candidates hold over, ant! the month of Ii--, cm
|s>>- in the Bret ISMlea !s practice!!}* wasted by ihe
Mouse on aeeoutit of Ibo holiday adjo**1**-!men's.
?should the proposed sn "ii.lmmt be adoptrd. the
pieiubcis of tbe Hmi.se, o'e* tod In _t.iv ember would have
?Kout sixty days In which tn receive their cert t fie at r_
of elnrtlon. to -prepare for esaiMSSB, to arranjr their
private affairs Irs contemplation of a pro! meted eb-Ronee
from le mc. and to reach ibo (a pl tal. Thero would
lie no hibday adjournment ; the Hi uso would only bo
nbout elpht days without a SponKer. Instead of nine
BsanS?B, as auder the present system; tho thftory of
Ki, ioundria of tho Constitution that the K>p~son
tallies should come "bosh from ll.r yieople " would
be carried out. and they would be -npaprd in the srtlta
menl of lb" Issiuvs unin a*h'*h tb-?y w-s-si chose*) wliii'B
sixty dayi after theil- election The Houso chosen at
ll,,- presidential election would assist In tbe counting
of tbe r*r*?_Iden, lal vote and elect thr President In case
Ihe i Irction should devolve upon the llousr; ibero
would he two long .osslon, wKl-cui any fixed time
for adjoin iim'ut, except such as :i Ighl bo agreed upon
Kv t*oth Ilou.-srs. and there would, eotkseqnently, br no
f'Jlur* of Impoitant hills for want .if lime. Iheiw
would lie no election between the anssloiis, and th*i*e
f'.re sui iiMtinbrr v auld be as "ftlcl.-'t during th.*
bcu d session as be wss dorina the first.
Itrpresentatlves would not be pi-Cod In the dilemma
of choosing tvtwret, a temporary abandoumrnt of tlielr
post of (lott anal the -alien,.vivo of Oetrat at home ; and
they would have an opportunity bel .pen thr sesaiuns
to vhnt ih?lr coositituents and to d8->cii.ss pending meas?
ures to ttirni The firsl ir -Im woubl not be a ?.?anus
of chins between tb- two parties, with the fall elec?
tions as Ute wafs-, aad there would bo do uoce-sity for
titra seasions.
(tor other WntWnwtvn nev* tee {HrteentS Peg*.)
TO TORM A REPUBLICAN LEA OCR IN ILLINOIS.
-r-niNoi'iiiij,. Ill_ Volt. 4.-H has bees deelded te les us
tbe call for Us eau vee Bes et Bepnblioan cums af IUI
aols tar Mnrob 8 aad 0. -orreepoadauee had wli U vaneas
rlubs JusUflos the KzeeuUve Committee In believing that
thara will ba COO deleaataa pi esent.
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A WOMAN OPENS A SEX ATE WITH PRATER,
Des Moixks, Iowa. Keb. 4.-The Her. Ida c. Hulton
opened Ih* -eaele with prayer to-day, which ls beliavaa
te be the Bret Ibsubbb la the hlsMry of the world of
snob *-Bce being pert?ra-_a by a woman.
BILL AND ORAT Ml nu r JOYN FORCER.
rwoiA.iAioi.ia, Fob. 4 ?|i*0MlK-T_a asplrsUeas of
Oevernor Gray fer th* Yiee-Prnaidauoy bave led te a
Strenoeus effort to brier tbs Demeeraile Natloaal Con
veaii-a te this etty. Hie ?elittee_ frlen_a are nalai.lv
pushlas tb* mallar fer Hil thar* is la IL Oas tht*? ihat
Baoaur-a** tBaui ls tbe _s.uin.nca thal Ueveraor Uiil vt
Kew-York ls lavarable te Indlauapolls.
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A PORE-PACEER PALER ANV BBEARS HIS LRU.
G_arlM Daria a perk reeker, et Cloriantti. Ohio, who le
SlaylBK ?t itu, OiauQ (.oirsl II ola., fal, oa ths .1,lew.lt ?i
mateeAmaj and __sraaU-s_ last eveauiB, and bad als isfi Isg
l-mk-.ii. II* vraa Mken to the hotel.
years eld and ls said tele wealthy.
Mr. Db ru ta tony-fl re
GOFi._3.Va_f BILL VISITING KINGSTON.
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BAIN' PltEVENTS TOBOGGANING?A IIKCr.PTION.
Kimst-un, ***, Y., Feb. 4 (PjSSlll) Oaf BM Hill
arrived boro by a Witt nb oro train this afternoon,
accompanied by Colonel K. L. Judson, his military
eocrctary. They arts tbe guests of Justice Alton Ii.
Parker. The (lovcnwr says bia visit rollies only to
tobogganing and bas no political significance what?
ever. He was met at the train by Judge Partier.
An.nug tlie fust to gi cot and shako hands with Ibo
? iovenior waa Nathan Schiller, who gained notoriety
??y bis suspicious attentions to lTosidcnt Cleveland,
In Albany a year or two ago. A few people were al
Uie d'.-pot, and the party MM driven rapidly past tho
old .-..nate house and through tho k-adiiig streets of
thS city. Judge Parker BaSSStah?d Ibo (.ovimor rand
Iiis socroiary at dinner privately. Tho visit to tho
I "buggan slido was uc\t in SSS?*, but tbs elements
vvcie evidently not in .sympathy with the obJ?ct of tlie
Governor's vi<_t nor With tho BepM of Uk* uiany tu
bSgfSaSSS. lt was filially decided not to open the
?Kdo, as toa Sturm would pim SIS Say enjoyment uf HiC
spoil aikd si-oil tho Governor's good alethea. LnlM
lu the evening a reocpti.n waa h'*id at Judge Kath i's
bouse, sonic two hundred |BatlSBseB being Invited.
duly six or cigh, ladle- v. ere mesSM lo as-ist Hrs.
I"., i ker a- host oft. Tue ., ?-. uiulj sin.- iii-orimtl and
la-tTsl about two hours. This ls Governor Hill's fii-t
VMM tu this colonial town. He Ls snooted to aitrtid
sisrvloes al tho First Reformed ( hurrh to morrow morn?
ing, unless obliged io rai ur u io Albany earlier in tho
day.
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OBITUARY.
LBOPOLD BAM
leopold naas, age seventy, a retired trunk msn
ufaciliner, dlod yesterday at bis home, No. 40 West
I Forty nintb-st. Bright- SBSBOM of tlir kldn-ys was
j tbo cause of his death. Ibo funeral will take pl.-o
on Tuesday BMsntag and the burial will be at Cypress
\ Hills Cemetery. Mr. Haas was born and educated In
: Worms, QerBBaay. Ho was a lawyer and came to
| New-Vork about fifty yeai-s ago. Afler practising
' hero for a few years ho went io Now-Orleans, where
ho secured a position In a dry goods houso. Hy
(bligcnce and economy he saved enough money tu buy
j un lnteiest In ibo linn and became i-esident buyer
In this city. Ten ye;u*s later he retired from Ibo
dry-goods business ond handed !ho Him of J.
Know liz ii Co.. If nh manilla.: ireis. Ht made a
lai*.*o fortune and Nilled from business four years
ago.
Mr. naas was a Democrat and was some rears
ago slated lo 1>0 Illy I halnberlaln If his gerty was
Mi.'isssfni in th* campaign. The Democrats won Os
foaled, however, and III, Haas lu-1 his voi* 8 tot
some time on account ol lils zeal In the canvass.
Fifteen year- ago lw was a Mbool trusIM and S M
one Of th'- origin.I nie,,,l,ers .il tba Ugh) (.nan! BS
tv as a trustee of th" synagogue K'nsl .lc,binnu, and
a tncmb-ar of a Bamber of liei.iew charl!abts Binnies
Hons. His vlfe and Sigh! ehllilrOB survive him.
OTIS 1*. O. CT.ABCT
WeshJagUm, Feb. 4 (Speak-.).?Oils P. O, Clarks
who was stricken with paralysis on Tuesday evening
last, died ai lils hame tai this city today. Major
(lai ko succeeded Mr. Dudley a.- OomtI|ImI0-N ol
pensions, and lc ll lin* ollice ni.1.1 tho ailvent of the
now administration. Il" v*.,- widely hi,own thrungli
out the country fnun bl- o-Betal connection with itu*
penslen OStoe, He eal?eg the srmy fem Rhode
l-lanti and came direct fnun the army to tha Pen-inn
noire. Ur- wa' pi-otnotod niuo ll mm la Hie cour.--*
of Ids ollie-il career.
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CAPTAIN I.F.YI D. TOOUKBT.
N'evvbiirir. N. Y.. Fol). 4 (Special,. I sptalfl levi D.
\v,,i,i--y, over .eighty eight year's old. who was for
twenty-four years saporiatoaOsnl of Washlnir-teV
Headquarters died thia asa Bl Bg al the home of Mrs.
Charles Mapos, his (laughter. Ho was born In Milton,
elster County, on January 88, ISOO Ho was on the
sloop Neptune which was capsized and sunk In the
Highlands In inj_i. when thirty-eight live- wen lest,
ll" WM captain aiul pail owner of Ihe -team! .al
Hud-on whlcli ran between Kingston nnd {few-Torl-l
In 1831. Ile settled in New burg In ISSfl ami has
lived hore oxer since. Mi- B IL Blackman and Mrs.
Walter ltoedor, both of New-Yoi li. ale his cKiughtors.
sn: HF.NKY IAMBS H'M"!BM MAIKM
l.iiiidoii, I'eb. 4.- Sir Henry Janies Sumner Maine,
tho eminent writer on le-al subjects, has died nt CanOM
CAPTAIN J. E. P. DOYLE.
Jahn Edward Parker Doyle, for more than twesty
years a well koowa newspaper NpsttM ia this city, dlod
os Friday nlflit at Na 109 Fast Klghtv-alBtb-st. He
was hoi a In Erie, Pena., on March ti. 1837. He received
a common selia-,1 education, and after servlnsr on several
Catitidiau aewsjiapers went t* the BOatthweot. 'When the
Relsslllen brek-s ant hs Joined the Kulan Array, asd In
? ne of the earlier skirmishes was wounded snd takes
pr.seuer. lu Novcinti.r, I OBS, be ioiued lbs Aruiy of
tie Cuiiib.rbiiiil as sjiec.Ial coi ratpoinlent ef the Cincin?
nati CuniDiei i ml uta Ihe I.miisrillc .lunrnnl. rind was
present at tho ba* ties of Chlcaiunu.a. LMtaSnt Mountain
and Missionary BMge. Ia th* spring of 1-.0. ha served
..a the stair af (ieiural O. (). Howard. Bf WWW ?ioaeral
Shaiiiiaii mada bis "March t* tlie Sra" Captain Dorie
was altai had t* Ceaeral Howard's stnff. nnd wrola a full
acoouut of lt for Tin Nett-Tari BertttA Maes ls.;.', t iip
raln Dayle wns (unplayed en 77..- Herald na.ll about
three ya.irs ago. Miner then l,e had heen connect"-*-! with
several of th* da'ly newspapers ef Oils city, lie was
one ef tb? ?rlglnol meaibers of tno New-Yerk Press
Club and labored for Its adraueemea!. At the meeting
of tbe elah yesterday a committee was appointed to
attend bia fuaeraL
Tba body will be cremated at Fresh Pond to-morrow,
arcading to the wish af Mr. Hoyle, lu tbe presence cf a
cemnittee from the Kress elah.
LENOX.
THK BLIZZARD NOT PLP.ASAST TO COAST-RS AND
BU?0?IHO PART1K8?DtiTII AT A WP.DD1NO.
Ifcnox, Feb. 4.?A party of people came up from
Nrw-Yoik last week for sleigh riding and coasting.
They arrived Just Id time to meet the blizzard. Tbe
mercury was at 20 degrees below rem and they found
c..asl mg lu such tomporature dlflicult. When they
attempted to go out for a slelgh-rlde, thor found dr iris
so high thal lhere was no plea-ur-c. They.remained
for several days and occupied tho wann rooms lu
Curtis Hotel, where they played whist and enjoyed
themselves as best they could. This work they en
Joyed the sports of tbe season greatly, and they will
return to Now-York homes to tell their blends how
cold lt was In Berkshire In winter.
Creal prims aro offered for collages for next
season. As high as $5,000 for the season has boon
agreed upon for some of tho more desirable p!a"es.
It ls said Ihat a creal rush of people will lie In town
neut eommrr. Including lfrsldrnt and Mis, Cleveland.
Nearly' all tho rooms In the Curtis Hi tel have already
boen engaged for two or thrsv months.
Mrs. David (".arvin, of brr, who attended a wedding
In l-rnoi; on Thursday, died ol heart diseaso Just be?
lora Hie marriage ceremony.
The new summer hotel on Stockbridge Bowie, will
undoubtedly be built nest season. Tho plans aro now
all ready aud the company who will build the hotel
say that they are ready rn break vron-nd as soon as
spring opens, lt will cost about eiOo.OOO.
WINTER VISITORS AT LANE WOOD.
Lakewood. N. J., Feb. al. ?The laurel House l*t near
ly tilled with guests and all the rooms are I abeu for
over Sunday. Lake Carasai'o and .(anetta Lake are
frozen over, to tbe gloat enjoyment of tha Skaters.
leo boating ls a now attraction here. Card piuties
are popular both day and evening.
Madame Louisa i appian., nf New Vi rk, the well
?milli singer, was at the l_iu.-"l House this week.
Fliliu Koot ls registered at the l.aurcl ll, u.e.
?William Dowd, of New-York, win, has been among
(bo guests of tho Katiit-i House for several days, was
Joined this week by Miss Dowd and ? Mam 0- Dowd,
his daughter and son.
A party Baaapossd of Miss Annie I. WI thing! on, of
New-York, aud Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dix, Mr. aud
Mrs. S dues S. Wald, Miss Ward and Edwin A. Dix,
all of Newark, arrived !a>t evening.
Judge \T. J. Osborne, of Urooklyn, wrote bis unique
Signature on one of tho Katu el's leaves hist sensing.
Kat* an 'val. aro as follows : Flora New York- G.
Fountain and family.C. K. Ad .ms,-William MHeynolds
Mrs. Jame* IL Young. Mr. anil Mrs. F. .*. . ass, Slr. ami
Mrs. ( harli. C. Put he. Mi"*. W. (j. Hamilton, thr MtMM
Hamilton. Janies <._K_:-ii. MK- (jallalin. Mr. and Mrs.
D. ll. Van Euibiirgh, Miss Ross, Dr. nut", Mrs. E. M.
Kellogg. Mis. Moller, Miss ( tinkling. Miss PH/ti Ito th W.
t ...T.rnTi, Mr. and Mrs. F. IL HeiU, Miss Melts, J.
1,*vi rance Musson. T. H. I_ane.
From Rrooklv n?Mr. and Mis. Charles Kobinson
(smith. Miss M. M. Hurihtirt. M1s?. M. P. Hurlburt, T. D.
lli.iili'ii'i, IL C Nesmit!,. .\lh>s V -m.:I.
From rhUadatpOla- Ur. and ttrs. James Mc vj-,,irs.
H. J- Killumi- U lIlium P. lio* bright. Tobi, Wanamaker.
From li,,.io,, Mr aad Mrs. W. P. Phillips, Mr and
Mrs. S. L. ij-uir, Mm. l>. L- Moue, t*. ix Warren, Avery
L. -taud._
TUB CATHOLIC UNIYEES1TT.
Ballimore, Feb. 4 (Special)-Archbishop Williams,
of Beaten) who came here te attend a special meet?
ing of tbe truit-t*-" of tho Caiholic Fnlverslty, expressed
lil?self as delighted with tho prospects nf the Insti?
tution. Tlie fond for Ihe university has Keen largely
Increase-* by lbs efforts of lt._!,,.p- Keane and Inda.ul
aud Cardinal Gibbons said this innrulug tl,at as soon
as tba weather would permit, work on the now struct
ii" will begin. Tha corner alone will bo
laid at an early date wiall Imposing cere?
monies a,lrj tj,e divinity department of the imlvoi-sliy
will ue cpn-KMl early lo the fall of lbrsO. Archbishop
f urrlgan's resignation as a member of Die Lonni of
Truatreos, it is aald, was accepted al yesterday's ncc.
lng.
RRRIOVB RAILROAD AOOIDRNT IN CANADA.
BitsewiBtusia, Pa*,. 4.-This afternoea tke two rear
tea-has ef a paeeancar train oa lb* Northers am!
Peela* Janmlou Railway Ufi tbe rails rlgkt ame. nar th
?f ber* aad tali*. d*wn an enibabkuMiit. Flv* of Ihe
paaaeDters were seriously injured and all wars badly
Bb aksu.
RUMORS ABOUT A GUN TRUST
A I.I8INCLWATION TO DISCUSS THEM.
WILL Tni* LAnOPB OOMI'AMICS COf-BINK?WHAT
gX-OOYXBN"R 8QCIBB SAY8 ABOL'T TUB
SALK AT HI'iN. ,
Dispatches from Boston published ysstardny gava
credence town Interesting ruaier that a gigantic arias
muuuf-cturlng trust waa ab*ut t* Im perfected
ta Include the largest cancoras of tbe
hind ta the UB!te- Plates. The facts
ni*.!) which the rnraer wus fetinded. spp.ar te be fhe
absorption of the ii bitney Arms Ceinpauy by the WlB
chrster Kepeatlng Arms (omontiy, and Ihe purchase af
the Earning**.. Works at DOB by Hartley ?_ Graham, or
this city.
There was bb evident disinclination lu this city tn an?
swer i|iievions n-ganling tho establishment of tho trust
by b*!h the Wlacliester CornpaBT and Hnrtley A
(irahaiu. At tbe ofllces of the WI aches tor R-psat'ng
Arnie Ceropaay lu Ki-oa-iway the faot ef tho purchase
et the Whitney Arms Company's Interests was freely ad?
mitted. Bal tho manager said that it was a simple busi?
ness transaction which lin thought had co objects
beyond obtaining greater focllltioa for tbs
manufactures of the Winchester Company.
Mr. Wiiltney lind bren wanting to sell fer many months,
but the purchase af the Whitney Works by the Win
ob ra tor CWaapany did ant by any means indl'-ntr that
a gun trust was to be forme 1. Tbe manager dbl usl
think Ikat anr such eomblnatnn was under wit.
Mr. (jr.Thaiu, or Hartley .v Graham, tn Malden Kane,
sahl lhat he bad heard aoihing ef tbe furn, v:???> af a gua
trust and that he supposed the ruiner ked Its erigin In
what Hight seem to SBSM a coincidence lu the buying
out of the Whitney Arms Comp.my by tbs Wluchosier
Company following so closely uneu the purchase of the
Remington Works at Ilion. N. Y..by bis finn. For lils
part Mr. (iraliam was vvha'lT unavv-ars, he said, of ear
union of iaterests. Tho Ro-sirigtoii pnrchasn wu a
1'iirclv business ventura which concerned aolwdy but
hit firm. All Iieroud thal, -* far as Hartley .ii (iiaha.n
were aanssmsd, was purely niiarinatlv*.
A a,ore disialero* ad winiest, however, wss
found In ?x-Ci-roi-Bur Watson C. Mquire,
of Washington Territory. who was fer
many yt-ars a metabar af the Kominglos fl*ni?
ta Its e-.tsns.lre lnaBiifaotiiros sf anns, and is eoasected
by MarriegS with tbs family. Un is at the I!-,lillian
Haute, oed said last eronlng Hu! although li was nearly
ten years age since his active conseetlon with tbe Peal?
la.ton company hud bran serered, he still felt a good
deal nt home where con *vicstloas wsro discussed.
" Much ,le],etuis in this matter of a gun trust." In- sal,!,
"en whether the sale ef tlie Reuilngtea property ta
H.irtJer A- (iriham ls continued by tho supreme Court
I wa* for thirteen years one of the management of .Se
Remington estHblisUssent Durlag this time a business
of aime Ulan 038,000,008 was dono?Beatty H.000^000
annually. If Bartley A (irii'uaui eau gel .'.mt
l tn mouse business fer $152,_.)<', which wai their
bid, they will get n great deal for u vary
little. I was nt Iilon nt tbe sale Inst
Wedin sdB] naJ I liars BB he-itu! ion i a saying that there
Brer was such tx fliianriol Staaghter In this country
Why, the appraisement, which was "*l._OO,000, was
bed-rock ami far less than that grout property, consist
lng of factories, guns nnd sew inc ii.aol.lae patents*
costly machinery of emtloss kinds, water ways sag pririj
MOBS, roal estate, etc. iras Worth. I do not say that
thee ls ii trust torBMS or fenn
lag; hat there was no auta/eiilsin ut
tlie. sale. The BiSObMtM Company was represented
thrre. and Hie frat-mal relation* brtvr, eu theai and
nattier A-(irshato weis entirely sppaNSt Tte work?
men nail ol hers at linn wbe will be muted if ilia works
uro removed from lh-n- BBd thc Plica crediton formed
saiall Imi-reaiptu combinations, hoi thee were ablet*
? ... rs their but-* ne blaker than $150,000. Hartley dc
Graham went |2,200 better.
"A gun tni-t would net be a groat step
beyond the cai nidge trust which has existed for
many years with the lute Charles Taylor as tho
cob)missioner la tl,is el.y. Mr. Taylor regulated tho
Basie of prices of eartridcea nnd he uii.tniibUsdlr buen
successor. In the cartridge tru.t are tse Kaloe Metallic
Cartridge Company, of Iirideeport. ewnsd by Hatch 4
(iraham ; tha Wia-hc-ier Repeating Arms Cempaay nnd
thc Knited States ( iirtridg* . <uiip.ni v. ,-f .Massachusetts;
iu whirl) i.tiiiei'.tl Keniainin K. Ki.tler lt Ul nely inter
. -t.-'l The l:?n.iii-*.,ii,' <? i, ii nlu'i, manufacture was lui
1>oi lani, but aol e.. large as either of tba allier..
"There arr strone reasons fer it gun irast to be feuad
In the low prices al which nrots are now sold.
Hew far lt will elton,I is a question. I doubt
if the Colt ( oiiip.iny, which leakes a line
article of repeatitu rifle, or tbe Smith A* Wes. ,n
company whose oi>*ratloiis are contliied entirely to ike
pistol trade, will ge int* such a coaibiiiatioB at pt cent
Botk Uiiie Bempasles are Bsaaelally strong, but whaa lt
ii remembered tliat the profits ea all these classes of
goods hare been very matonslly reduced in the past
fow yean and that coasiileriiig the amount ef skill nnd
capita! lurested tho reiiiniaeratinii ls mueh smaller i ima
lt ougkt te be, aaytluag tliat will legitimately
a,In,ace the prices still prove very seductive. Th* vrhele
Slatter, liowerer. hinges ob the caatlraiatieii of the sale
st illiin. Tbe creditors mar ssnUe soma weighty objec
lioas. and If lt ctn be shown lhat the proper.y has bren
s;k rifled ths sale, may hs set andi '
A SEW MODEL GRAIN ELEVATOR.
FROM CARS THROUGH MILLS TO TRUCKS.
[MMESIOCS APKKIANC) rs BOB SAVING KABOB? HOIST?
ING, fOiKTKNG Afl) GKINDIMK
One has to keep Ids cyos open to keep pace with
the improvements mado from time to time by tho
Now-Yolk Central Railroad Company. Its freight de?
pots receive tho sumo attention as that which makes
tl,e Grand Central Station a model of convenience, but
they, of course, do not come so much under pul,Ile ob
SeeratlO-L Still the Mock yards and grain elevator
at Kixtleth st., tho merchandise depot at fit. John'*,
Park, and tho Harelay si. plor depot are so long es?
tablished as to be familiar to many. Where the com?
pany has wrought tin* greatest transformation In the
last few yeses ls on and around the site of tho old
burned Man),allan Mat hot building, at Elcventh-ave.
and Thirty-fourth st. Hero are now a half dozen
rows of two story brick storehouses, lining Thirty*
third, Thirty fourth and Thirty-fifth stu., between
Eleventh and Twelfth aves. Three of these rows are
devoted mistly lo dealers In bay, straw, grain and
feed. Another ls taken by wholesale desiri* In pota?
toes, apples anil onions. Another ls occupied by the
receivers of Chicago dressed beef. Cabbages, turnips
and various kinds ol prodt.ce also come here, forming
a va-t storehouse or wholesale market. Thr stores
are built by thr railroad company to suit Iho needs of
the various dealem and receivers, and aro rented by
the laiter. Electric lights havo recently been put lu
thc yards.
The most prominent building eterted ls Just hoing
finished at Elev .ntk ave, BS)d Thirty fourth st. It ls
designed tot a grain elevator, ford mill and slorehouso,
and la Ol brick, four stories high, with a peaked roof
built to accommodate Ks special uses, a XS?SOBS
reportei chaticud to bo in il this oilier day as the eu?
gine was being tried for tho first time. The engine
ls largo, for a .tallunary one, and bas all Hie latest
appliances. Wllh BOO _or_o power, a 4 fool stroke
and a tis W?Ml 17 feet lu diameter aud iii limbo.
broad, lt looks equal to all that ls Baked of lt.
Two cars of grain can be run In a shed alongside tho
elevator at otu- time, aud Ihe grain ls thou run and
.hovelled out the doors ini*> a funnel underneath. At
tho bonum of the funnel ls a long trough or cylin?
drical tunnel, In which a " norm" or ImSM-M MN*
revolves and pushes the grain to one end of ll. Heie
tlie grain ls forced Into un elevator, an endless belt of
cups, which raises lt tu tho next floor aud pours lt Into a
hopper which re_ts on scales, allowing lt to lie weif bod.
Ky pulling a lever the grain ls sent on another Journey,
Its AsS?BSSIsa being the mills or the blus in the uppor
stories. Tho three mills aro on the second floor, and
are wonderfully compact stash!MS with steel rollers
lor crushing thc grain. There ls also a bolting ar?
rangement.
liefoi. the grain goes up to thr bins lt passes through
screens which free it from foreign particles, and it ls
than brought to tbe rential elevator, or main ?"lofter."
as the mon call it. This carries lt to the peak of tho
roof, oms of tho most Interesting points of tho build?
ing. A mau sits her,., and by taning a revolving
spout turns the stream of grain into any ono of a
(lulen spouts or -"legs." Those legs are divided again
on the floor below.so thal the grain can be directed to
any ouo of forty two IMBMSM bins. This allow, of
Bar?al grading of the grain, and keeping dllicreut
varletios or consignments by themselves. The bins
extend Sea award through two stories, are about BB
feet drep and IS feel *.(?>,are et tbe top. At tho Mit
toin they narrow dows ls the ehape of hop]iers with
necks of a convenient sl_e for afilxlng grain bags. Hero
Hie grain ls bagged and weighed, lt bring on il,.; second
floor, and is thoa slid out of the windows on shutes
Into the mick, that deliver lt around the city.
LIRTRTY Ai HAND FOB THE LADNERS.
Piiii.Ai.i.i.cuii.F-eb. 4 (Special) William and !/-wls
ladner, Ike Mubezxllug bankers, will be released fnun
pris..ii mit Friday, having sorv.d a llireo yean'
SiTi.ouee.
EOT TO RETURN WITHOUT A BEQrjslTTON.
laBBBSMt Krill-, of Brooklyn, received yeeUr.'.ay a .lit
patch from Keteeitve /titiil. who went to Ballimore Bonis
I'-s.a.'.. iit.iiiiii,- lum ol in- nrreet la liie i-lnlaw ii..cl?
ot Jolie M. Kestel, of No. -JU iii Jeu.ee plane, Rrooklya
Keeler was atr-sted on a warrant leaned hy Justice vv'aieh on
various charges of swindling which bare been made asama
him. K. T. Wey i,.null,, of No. 176 Herkimer it, made oae o
the nun.lain!. Easter was employed es s bookkeeper by bim
and hs wss swindled ont of 8000 hy a warthlen rhett. An
other of bia nctlnia la ? har! ea A. Thayer, a Kullee et. gro er,
who made an BSSBJMBOM eenie Kine ag*. I.e.let bought th*
steak si ths assigns., s sal* tte 83.1*00, -rtrlag I* paymaal
another wortBlses cheek. II* aaa *iupl*y-d c-tiuee! and re?
in see to come to Kine- ijn without a re<| meillon.
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CAPTAIN DOUGLAS NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE.
lue luii.uiuuot _e?Liu J?uu Douglas, of Ute iimon Kia*
stesmer Hers**, waa mach woree list night, and he wss not
expected to Ure na Ul moralee The captain ls suffering
from liver som plaint.
LADIES ADMIRE TnE YOUNG GYMNAST*.
TBBBK THOUSAND VISITOKB AT HIP. BOOMS Ol* THE
NKW-YOIH* ATMI.KTIC CI.L'B.
There woro drizzle and dreariness. Blush and dis?
comfort yesterday outside of tho New-Yoi*!c Athtetlo
Clob's fl,io building at No. 104 Wost Fifty tilth st., but
within lhasa was n pleasant contrast. lt would ro
(julie an extremely cheerless day to prevent tho
ladles from flocking readily lo the rooms of tho club
on a lsdn's' day. Yesterday was the athletic club's
ninth ladles' day. About three thousand visitors
admliod tin* painting", In Iho loan exhibition, and _?w
the .swimming and gymnastic exhibition, given by
BMOsbeea of ths club ami their laetrnBtors.
Among HM ln.Tiiy ladles pre-cut weio Mrs. H H.
Pomeroy, Mn. Charles Mitchell, Mrs. Frank Yambu
hoof, Mrs. A. J. Rogers, Alis. Mack-nzio, Mrs. Phillp
BTlBtam and ..arty; .Mrs. C. H. ber) ms or, .liss Wash?
burn, Ms (hallos N. Telstar, Mis. W. II. Kirkland,
MIS. Da (.olcoiiila, and MiS. W. 0. Schuyler, Mi*(.
1. i-_ Tallama snd patty; Mia 0, l>. Ooldea, Nra. F. h.
Smith ami party ; Mrs. I). II. Plug, Miss C. ! irldnsnn,
Miss Woodruff, Mrs. Chat los In.i-'gan, HIS. Sidney W.
Hopkins and tho Mls.es Hopkins, Miss Williams, Mrs.
John Jasper, tho Mises Wallan, tlio Mlssos Hollian,
Mi**, j. gaaem Pagr. Mis. Brad?h, Miss HeOeorp and
party; Miss Weldon, Mrs. Knimoiw clark., .Mrs. Ill?
gar, Mrs. toMjSMla. Mis. Will hans, Mis. Lui. nero,-Miss
li. Uci Inger, .Miss M. K. Foltiutch, Miss Balah Do vue,
and Miss Hattie DevoO) Mrs. Bslhnes- Mis. Queel*
horner) Mr-, k. m. Bhaiehaffa ami Mrs. IP. a. Bearing'
lon ami party.
Most of tho odtoan af tho club an a great many
of Its ?MObOM Were pre-,,-ni (,> ,p, the honors of the
v. i li ,? ju I j pe I , lui, hnii-i) li) tho ladies The swim?
ming exhibition, which INS BB attractive fealuio ol 11,-*
programme, doiran al 3 o'clock. It was given undor
thc direction of Professor amidst min, tho swimming
li,siruc(or, OMtstod bj l'roie-sor John Robinson, and
toe Bombers who looa pan lu lt wero J. t Rinehart,
James fraser, w. c.. Horse, W. Wood, (hades Hchles
? i.-i-t Edwaid Merritt ami Waldo "-plague,
A fencing and boxing exhibition, under the direc?
tion of I'lolessor Ko.;- i-enac, the toiielng m.i-l'-r, was
si'tiiothiiig new on n ladles' day ; but proved extremely
InioNsting to the visitors who still love to iee doughty
d'els as well as the Joiisi attending darno- of Cedric
Hm saxon's Hmo. Tho B?SN?ct Mgaa with an as
sauli by foil.. In which Knifes ,,,r -en.te, (,. M. limn
iiinii'l. Km,aid M. ThomM, Alexander (.regor and
.--ainuel Shaw wen BpplmiM by their shill. A M-N
di,el bala eoe il. k. Uioodgood and w. t. Lawson
was well fought; and a boxing-match, between
Professor Donovan and BtoyvMSM Wainwright ira*..
the ladies a "gin edged-' iden ol tho "pugilistic ring*
ol which they may i'ad sn much nowadays. Every
1.,,'iy agreed that Mr. Walnwrighl mada a plucky Hud
against the profSasor. A slngle-stlck Bomba! between
piofe.siir Bcnsc ami Eugene LU ga! bi gave l?otk tiwi*1
gentlemen an opportnnlly for a display of muck shin
and gr.ii e. 'The exereHot ended ny tlie "? irand ?sa?
lli.e." given by Professor -.-nae and ' weis e of bl- pupils.
After the entertainment, the visitots jpenl a ploasanl
hour or Iwt in the art gallery. An excellent Ore-Mt TS
added lo ths enjoyment of the occasion. The pictures
will romain OB exhibition, lur mombo.s only, until ll
a ui. lo mm row.
RAIN. HE ASD SLUSH IS THE STREETS.
A Et???-OAT IN" TIIK CITY ?GLOOM ('VIMIHKAD AND
Din WDKR KOOT.
Tho morning brofes ye-terday Wttl iain pattering on
(he roofs und pavements, and fiee-Tm" as lt fell. for
several hours tho SlOOWBlkl weio lu a must dangerous
condition. BOBM private householders thoughtfully
curried out the law i,v sprinkling ashes liefons their
doors, bm one of the (itv Departments proved a
notable offeader by alb.wing tbs walks iii city Hall
Park to remsln lo a eoodrtlon thal randered then
traps br ever] one wi o crossed them until tha wanner
temperattue of the afternoon converted .ho icu into
sin -li.
Commission!* Coleman, of th'* Pepin I mont nf Kt root
Cleaning, said that on the Pail. Department alone
rested fhe respon.Utility Of putting BBbOS on tho walks
in the city Dall Parh nhea that wm aeeeMary. BS
Bddsd tliat bs VB tining the bes! lie could with tho
limited means and comparatively small foi co of men
at his command, to keep the snoots n, pa.ssat.,10 con?
dition.
A driving mist rolled ever tho city In the afternoon,
carrying darb and unhealthy vapors through the
streets, and with tho mud under foot and the over?
hanging fog curtaining oil tho sky, the city was BMW
comfortle-s than a Highland Moor In a Scotch mist,
and nearly as bad as smoky London In mid-November.
Hero and Ibero a emoting WM c.ussablo. in must
cahes they wens only fi-idaLlo.
A young (iornian, only recently landed In this
i niintiy, was admiring t_c weather in tho Belghborho *d
of Fourteen!h-sf. when ono of tho cart- of the De?
partment of Mn-et (leaning attracted hi- attention.
ll l,ore Hie letjcis " D. S. C." " Mv I" said tho Teuton
to a friend, "What funny expressions you have la
Ailie, lea I"
?What do you mean*'' asked his friend.
"Why, look then?l>. g. C.,' stitt street car. You
do n*.o the English language queerly!"
Park Commissioner Hutchins sahl that the saturday
half-holiday vvas NipoMlble for .he ti lt hy an 1 -slippery
condition of the wallis lu and around the paras In
the city. If a sno'.v-stot in occurs after noon on Sat?
urday nothing ls done toward donning the wal!.-, and
roadways In Ihe parks until the following Monday
morning, although all sou (holders an compelled by
city ordinance te begin cleaning their wallis ami
opening gutters as soon as Ihe Storm cruses Ho xv as
glad that his attention bad horn called lo Ihe matter,
and hereafter hr would endeavor to have MbM or
i-and aliena on the walks of the parks when they are
Ly.
Tho Hgnal Service promises clear aud warmor
weal lier for to-day.
?
STEELE MA CR AYE WILL ACT HERR AGAIN.
lt has been minuted for some time In theatrical
circles that St-relo Mai have was thinking of playing
the little rolo in his play - Paul Kaavae.Il Ho steeled
Cn-" part In Buffalo and h_s nov detei mined to play ll
hero. Accordingly notice lias been given to Joseph
Haworth lhat his services will not br mpiucd aller
two weelu moro. Steele Macliayo has not acted In
Ibis city for a long time ami his appeai-un'o lu his
ow ii piece will doubtless attract a gund deal of luter
eil. Killie Eldridge who ls placing a small part has
Bim received notice. In this < a-se a denim tu econo?
mise ls probavly the cause, and .he rule ls not one
that re-iulics an actress of estavh-hed reputation.
YOUNG BOFMA NN HE A RS MOD.TESEA
Josef Hofmanu sat In an upper box a* the Foiir
teenth-st. Theatre last night, witnessing the first
ap].,-.ranee In this city as " Imogene-' of hts friend
ami countrywoman. Helena Modjosfea. The audience
? ?ul-lily recognized him and broko Into applause
Huffman stood up and mado three profound bows.
W hon Mme. Modjeska was recalled after her strong
srriia In the second act. hr three 1 cr a bonpuet.
which she kissed. Again tbs audience applauded
heartily. Josef went away after the thud act. His
preparations for depart in- WON the signal for still
ano!her outburst, and hr once more repealed his BO
limn*. Ied.-1111'ii's. And yet some syn.es say tho Atner
Icuus aro not a musical people.
MURDER IN HIE SOLDIERS' HOME.
IH'rrAl.oN. Y., Feb. 4. A 'News'* dispatch from
Kath, N- Y.. says: "A short time ago Thomas
larny and William Lavery, two Inmates of tho Sol
d'ers' Home, came to blows and fought savagely.
Lavery received Injurlns from the rift-cu of which
I," died yesterday merill.ig. A coroner's Juiv has foi nd
(amy gullly ol murder and h.- ls le bl on tbat charge.
4 NEW JOI R V A L 1V MA L11M0R E.
I! vt TtMoiiK, Feb. 4--"The lialllmuro Press,*' a
new alien,ooo paper In this city, mado Its appearance
tills -iternoou. it will be Independent In politics.
BURBAR FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER.
W.mriiv, V. J, Feb. g.?The Jury In the case ef
QSSrgS Dunham, on trial for the murder of his mother
In V f. Mrs. Parham Kandle, retired at H o'clock this
evening, aud a few minutes aller iDl.laight brought In a
verdict of ni ii l.sr in ths first degree. Sentence was
defeii*'! until Thursday next.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS,
filth J renae Hotel?Lieutenant Ueneral Phillp II. Phsrt
dan. Colene! M. Y. nhrr*-ati. aad Colonel H. K Blunt, 0. B
Anny. an-l --.tr U. M. .tabla, of Minnesota.tfii.fijer
Motet?Eil war>! AtkinsoB, of Boston.Rreroort ll omi?
aeee.al Julia <). Parke. C. H. Army. Murray lull Hatti
Jm'gc I A M acorn ber. of the New-York -tiprptn* durr,
anl ri Cercriior A. (). Hourn, of Kho.le latninl.lietel
Bl MBII.fa W. C \hu li-.ie", s ii . i'rst.,1, ,. of the Cana?
dian I'jclflc ballway Company, aad Koliert A. Smith, of Mon
Dyspepsia
Make, m.xiiy lives miserable, and often lends to selt
SMIISSHO- WstMM SftM c-ilng, SIM headache, hcjrt
biirn, -our -'on,acli, iiiciiial |8f*SSBiSBi etc., ar" mused by
this very BSMMM and _BStSSBtBg USSSBSk Hood's Sjisa
psrllla MMS th" si omach, 8S8SM8 an appeiltc, psNBMM
bMllhJ digestion, lilies *?_ sick irad-chc. SlSSM tho mind
and SONS thi) most obstinate ca__s ot dyspepsia. lU-ad
th* fullosvl.ig :
"I havn been troubled with dyspepsia. I had but
Knle appei.te, an] what I did eat distressed in,* or did me
Utile good. In an hour siter eating I woubl cspni. ic ?*
a falntii-ss or lind, SB gMS fBlllBg. aa though I hail not
eaten anything. Hood's f.rsapaillla did um an Immense
amount of^nissl. lt gave ne an appetite, and my food
rollah*-- and sstUCed the reving 1 had previously ox
perienc-1 II mirved nie of that faint, tired, SB-SJSBS
feing Sj^l kave full so much Imiiet ellice 1 MSB Hood *
Karsaparllla l_M 1 am happy lo reooinuieiid lt." ii. A.
l'ACE, Watertown, Mats.
_-K IK Uk .ur. io gol only
Hood's Sarsaparilla
f-ol* by all .lru.sls'a St | six for SS. PrepareO only by (J. I.
Bi IUD * " . At.,-u..!.i>. oas e. . Uni
100 Doses One Dollar
treal.Glennwtn Matti He natur Kdwar-1 0. Walker, et
Bala via, K. Y.
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST.
WarrU ??r__B?ItM AT LO.*t_ BRA*-C*T, A8BC1.Y
PARK. SKA (Jim AND EK-SKWIIICBK.
Loko Kn am ii Fob 4.?ThI roal estate sales along
this section of thc New Jersey coast aro unusually heavy
for this Hmo of year. A number of Ano lots havo
been sold here recently and a large number of new
cottages will oi amalad In th" spring.
Ashland Connell, Junior Order l.'nltrd American
Met t tnt-*, is nie of thr 1) slTutlnns of Sea Hrlght.
Last week lt dedicated Its handsome new council rooms.
Addresses wore made by (jenora! (linton U. Fl*k. tho
Kev. Mr. Itisbop, Hall Packer und other*.. A coila
Hon followed tim speech s.
James M. Strati lou leased Dr. Henry T. Ileim
bo!,]'- eotteSB la chelsea ave., Kong branch, for nest
so as o n.
.Samuel Hommlngway and family, formerly of P.roolr
lyn, have movod Into their now cottagi ai Kecond-avr.
BBd Kim rj .-I.. Asb-iry Pork. TliV I, om- of tho finest
cottages In th-- Park.
Ixion (Dltentln, ,,f tho Hollywood (ult-gos, ls erect?
ing a dozen pretty BOW cottages at .pilii/S'le'e, Long
-ranch.
? ?liver Deed P/ron. the actor, will completely rou
model "Castle Kyron,'' at Monmouth Keach, next
Spring.
The n's.- five Story brick wing to tho coleman House,
A-biny Park, ,'s rapidly approaching completion.
Th-- bulkhead Of tho handsome villa of Corgi P.
(takari president of thr First National Kink of New
Yoi-k. at Mouin,,.dh Keach, has buen badly damaged I
by tho beery surf of tho past week lt will all havo
to be rebuilt.
Ibo old site of tho Surf Palace pink at tho foot of
Lal.e-avo.. Asbnir Park, ha- boon pu rr hised by ( harm
Snllzler. of Allanti" City, for .fie..XX).
l'nHod Slalo- Boaster John K. McPherson, nf New
Jersey, has ?".rebated a plo* of land al Bee Bright on j
whick lie will erect a summer villa cosdng at least
040,000.
A trust companv bxs b"en organized with a paid
Bp capital nf jino,! 00. Isaac C. Kennedy. ,. Well
known lawyer of th > In-vn. ls tho president. Its
vaults win contain about 1,000 s-rf" d posit boxes.
There are only n few ins's |,-ft ,,f the sn! "-t.in'ial
bulkhead nf Castle Byron nt Monmouth Beach, tho
COttagB of Oliver Doini Kyron, tho actor.
THE DEMOCRATIC TIE UNBROKEN.
err vcr. a nd and hui. min make no AOMt?_EJfT
?CHAIRMAN MUBPHT Dr mis a BKPOBT.
The presence in the city of Chairman Edward Murphy. Ir.
of the Democratic 8tat? Commitine, yestertlav, rave risc to a
rumor that an agreement bad been roached hy the
stat* fotnmlrtee. amt th it the commute woold be
called together and some jiromli.ent Democrat,
recommended to dil thi vacancy In tho N-itionsI
DeflSOSMttSOssM-MM caus-wl by the death of Hubert 0>
Th,,mpion. Tho atatoiDcti*. waspublished rtrat Mr. Murphy
badbeeolS consultation with the Tammany and County
Democracy leaders, and that fiey bs t arros.l to accept Mr.
Muri.hr as the now National Democratic (*oriitn!ttestnan.
Mr. Murphy was seen Dar evening In the Kofi,ran House
by a i.j'irtcr of Tnt TBMBVB ami wat asked if there
was any truth in tho above statement. He salli
"Thero ls ne truth WhSMVM lu tho state
mont I'iiiiI tho I. I In'.-?? uot M-SSltSd wllh
tin* let li rs n,* Taniinany Hall end BM Comity Democracy on
any subject. I cam - t, tin c'.ty on private bnslaei*. I .mot
* ,.c IsslesST ( roltsr casually, a-i I vto took Tinner together.
I have i,..t bc*),, aike I te call the Slate Committee together
agata, nor ilo I Hunk it likelv il,at I shall <to so. I cor.
tainly will uot .lu a i. unless I roc. Iroa request "L'iis.1 by a
majority of tim Statis committee. I liars no rojion to sup
pose thal the result of a second mooting would be any differ?
ent tioai tlie ono r-cently lu lld."
"Would yt.u accept the piaca ot National Ommltteeman,
if yeti were ehasM 1"
" I refused to allow my BBSS* to bo used at the last mee linn
ami I lure nut .Tun ,. 1 my mind in IBM rospoct. I have no
Wish to till tho position."
Kire Commissioner Croker sall: "I have no knowl?
edge of nuy tatenltoti to call the commit?
tee logother again. The matter has not benn
discussed by Chairman Murphy aol myself. Neither has
ibero been any consultation between tlio Tammany amt
County Democracy leaders on this or any other subject aiuco
the ni" -t nc of the State Committee"
A Dromlnrul Tammany leader said: **I have every reason
-? I,, ll.-.,! dat tho matter ot niling the vacancy will be left
tu tho National < 'minuittee. The man chorion trill uulnul.t
:ly be a pr.iminoiit Democrat who la uot a atrong Cleveland
or Hill partisan, lt will probably be neither Boswell P
1-Towcr or H J. Mowry. It may bs chairman Murphy. He
?'oct not want lt. but bo would, I think, bs secsptnhle to both
the Cleveland and lilli (non. Nothing, however, has boen
agreed i.p m."
?
MES LANGTRY BUILDS AN OT BRR FENCE.
JCDKI" B.VBKKTT 0BAXT8 AN injcnction against
thk Bunnan op inco-mnAVcns.
In the fare of the fact that Mrs. Lantftry's fete) was torn
down on Ki May arconllug to thcordersof th* lltireau of
I n< um bran co., passersby In Twenty.third.at. yesterday
were lurpr.ied to s*e standing severely sm! de.
i uni ly in lt* place a fancy lion ft-nce connecting
tho high brick pillara. The IIureau had condemned the un.
sightly hoard structure and th* pillars alto, becaaao thor
wei,, outs upi 'he "stoop lino, "ami Hiipennteuil-nt Kicliard
s<ib tu1,1 John M. Howers, Mrs. Langtry's lawyer, tbat
tho Department of 1'uhHo W,,rks would ren-.ovo the
pillan, (niieial Newton's mandate was that they must go.
Mr. Dowers luau neted Mr. Bode, whobnilt tho board feaco
and tore lt down astin, tu let the pillan and their bevelled
glass Umps alone, and the Insini tiont sver* earned out.
yesterday Mr. lioile's men put up the Iroa railing,
on Mis. I .'.._" y t order frem Pittsburg. Tlio
actress has conclude, I to set nt tn* rights
of Hie matter tn curt- Kate on Friday Mr. Bowers
started a rlrtl suit against the C'oraitnlisi*iier of l'.il. le
Murks and supctlnt.nde.t Iticl.ardeou, ami Ju Ino barrett
granted a tempoiary tiijunction a aunt further actiou en th*
part of the Bureau ot Iaciuubrances. Ibo papers were
BlssM yesterday afteruoou and the case will coiae up iu
Special Term on Monday. Mr. Bewers said lait night i
"Mrs. Langtry baa dssksd all along to comply with the law
and il seems unfair to soleci a time *"!,??*, the ls away snd
the houto unprotected. I hare not succeeded iu seeing'ion
era' Newton who I was told by Mr. Klchardsou, peremptorily
ord* red tliat the fence and pillars inuit be removed,
It is an luju-tlce to single out this lenee
and 1 hav* ajieclfiod aeveral oilier pillar*
and walli in front of prom inuit borers, rh tic Lea, etc., but
Mr. Klcbardsnn says that ht-w.il Bot consider a rata un
leas the next-door neighbor comp! .luik Ii mar be
Kat the letter ot tho law makes snch a fencs
nn oka.ru, t.on, and li caa lie renioved, int we
have had our itoopi and oar railings, nam ef which
also violate Hie law for a hundred years, and I do uot believe
public opinion will tolerate toa enforcement ot
thu law. I can tell you that if Mrs. Landry's
leuce Koot KU soe that a ft*o,l many other
fences in ibo city (* also. There is a city ordinauce
permitting the oeen area to be Inclosed by a fence when the
hons.- slat..ls o.ick three feet or moro. This applies to my
client'! house and rani, an I the board fence wai only put up
temporarily to complete tho Inc.osure until the iron leuce
was 'Unshod."
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BE "STRUCK* HIE WRONG DINNER PASTY.
CAPTAIS CONNOI. OBTS A LITTLE MIXBO AT DKL
MO*nOO*e?BB APPBBCIAT?B THE DI ri* KKK NC B.
There were two dinners givon at Delmonico'! on Tbarsday
evening IjiI. That on tho seceu I rt.mr was the annual diuaer
of the Baptist Social Inion, coi.ducted st uh lunch ileeoruu
and marked by au abience ot any spirituous or vinous !l,]unls.
That on tho floor shove was siren by "Nato" sal tb,n v.
" Kulfalo Kill's " partner, to a circle ot personal friends. 1 wo
dinners conbl not hare presented a much stronger contrail,
either In the "literary proceedings " or ths BgS_M lmlulgod
in.
csptaln Sf. M. Cot nor. ot the St. Jamst Hotel, had an lu
m*. ilma to attend " Nate" Sal sba ry's dinner. Ile weat to
Delmonico! at the hoar name! en tlie card ot
liivitatti.ii ml was shown Into tho largs supper room
The faces did net look familiar and tho pr*
ceilings wer* rather lorn.al. Hs had Just lie-in te wonder
what company he had " struck," when a newspaper maa wllh
whom he was se-iiiamti .1 approached him and said
?? Why, Captain, I .td nol know you waru a member ef th*
Baptist Soc.al I Ti lou. '
?? Well, lil be?"
Tbo Captaiu bail aurie.1 to uso a forcibls expression, but
cat lt short. Kxnlauatloiii fellowed, aud in a fow minnies
Captain Connor waa on the fleer abore and heartily wel?
comed, although a little late, by salibury and Ins guoits.
Captain Connor prirately Irtformi his friends that tho transl
tion tram Hie dinner ot the I. apt i: Bo cu! Inion to tbat et
salsbury and bli frlouds was startling.
A YOUNG FORGER ARRESTED.
THE SON OF A WKAtTHY LADY OK HOCK AWAY AT?
TEMPT- TO DISCOUNT HIS FLlt-RE.
Far le i taw av ls < ni.ai.leralily st lr md erer the arrest ot
young I'.uti.i; Abrams, tbe son of a wealthy lady bring
litre, ob the charge of forgery preferred by Samuel Althaus,
a wesltliy resilient. Hume days ano young Abrams sot Mr.
A lilians to discount a note for SW* piirportlnc to bs algnM
by Mrs. Abrams, and Bot due for several months I ait
Tuesday young Aluams asked Mr. A lilians to raab another
note for S'-'OO. This lest paper waa eomewtiat defeotlv*. aud
Mr. Altbsui sent it to Aire. A brassi U lix iL This broaght
out lb* fact of the lorgerv, aud Mr. Allhsus al once had
Abraiai arrntted.
Yester.'aj he wai arraigned brfor* Justice Healey and
remanded uuder bail. Ii appear! that Abrams will reach bis
majority neil sommer, when he wil. come Into considerable
money, ile np*-* tm! to pay these notoi al that Hm* Illa
probable thal Hie caa* will be aettl*d without cotmug lute
courl again. _
A NEW FL ACE FOR W. S. BALDWIN.
William is. Baldwin, who has recently been general agenl
of tog Pullman Palace Car tmpauy ai ? t.-eigo. baa been
apt eluted tbe Pantie roast agfBt of th* Vanderbilt tallwar
lysletu. with headquarter! at **sn rranelsco. The appoint
?neut dalet from February 1. Mr Ital,ls. 'u 1! lei ty-leo years
?bland bal been lu railioad Serries au... lhti-J. II* waa
bern at . Iiuira and lias been connected with earersl com
panie* in Western New Voik and Pennas luina. Iiefor. be
entered the serries, of ihe lu.la. ju cninpau.r he was tho gea
?ral i *.?.-n?si agcut of lb* I .-u is nie. New Albany aad
Chicago Hallway.
THE FIRE RECORD.
BTTB-rlCIOUB FLAM KO IN A nitRWERTi
The firemen wero called to Phillp Killing's brews
ery at 6t. Ann's ive and One-hundred and-nfty-slith'
Bt. yesterday, and fo ind flames In Hu** malt house,
where there wat a Ore on January Uh Having pro
vio-isly "got tho hang of the building,*' they knew
exactly how to proceed, but a second alarm was rung
to inaan sure cf hooping the Haines from going bnyond
the starting point The extra engines wrre not
needed, as thr fire was put ont In half an hour. UR
Ho damage was done t tit ie mall house, but the wv..
iinod In extinguishing Te flames damage,) the mali.
Tho losses were said to bo about f.*>,ooo, covered by
Insurance, spontaneous combustion ls said tu havo
caused the fire, bul Ihe firemen are gelling tlr*-d I
rocem recurrence of flirt in fhe same bui'dlngs eu.
1 .-'? .'.Kn thal sheldon piobably will make an lines'.*
gallon. . _
?AT?D KV THK Kl ( KKT WOADS
May's Landing, \, J., Keb. 4.-Klro hero lo day BR*
stioyed ibu Method;*! (burch ami Iho adjoining othes
and drug sforo of Kr. 1). Bk Icroi-oII. Tbs coun.y
building and rSSMsnes of Doctor Ingersoll vs .rs saved
bf the cir,,rt- of the buck-t brigade, Hie tuvn boin*
without tire apparatus. The Al lam lc I .- Department
responded to a tobgiaphic Noami tor aid bm ihe Hm
was under control beforo Instr arilval. leos not
ascertained.
______ DESTROY A METHODIST CHURCH.
A fire yesterday destroyed the Methodist BO?SOB? ciinrch
at May's Lin.ling, N. J, The Marries commanl at-.t to a .luj
store and dwelling adjoining ownnl hy D. ll. Ingersoll, whole
? tock and furmtum were ba-ily damage) li it eeliuu-.W
that the total loss will amount to } l l.noo ; no in? trance.
DANGER OK 1 _TI.()I.1.I'\I AS KL'Els
CLEVELAND, E*b. 4.?Nlnsmontba ngo the KnCci Iron
and Steal Company substituted crude petroleum for real
as a fusl in two beating fun.tee- .-ind a baiters of ballers
la their r*l!lBg null at the foot nf atman St. tn this elly.
This M*rni..c the pipe for ceiiducting; the oil from the
storage tank to the mill waa clo.geil A machinist at?
tempted te clear tbe pipe by Injecting steam tnt* lt. The
pressure of thr steam opened a vulva and thr oil rushed
from the pipe Into the furnace, where ll was Iguited.
The flane* leaped upward and aet tire to the woodwork
of tlir loill. ami ia less tban ..i. hour the ent .re null waa
a ruts. Til.* two hundred workBMS euipliiycl had Ul
ruo from tb* bel Mes building. Htul barely escaped Tlie
Uss ii ...","oo aad thc insurance f 40.000.
CAUGHT SWINDLING BTE PARTNER.
Madison, Wis., Keb. -?Joseph Zehutcr, of Ole dry
goods sud millinery Hrns of Ogilvie Sc Zohnter, illsii)
peered yesterday, having, lt ls aile-*-*)-, appropriated
bstwean $7,000 and RR,BOS to bis private use. Ogilvie
declined ta pros*cu<* /..:hn.*r BgOB the eetid.'Ioa test
th* m*n*y be refunded aad hi* additional Interests in
the flnu bo transferrel to the former In consideration of
rj-K Zehnter is a married man anl hts family is sew
with him.
BILLED ON A "WOKEMEWS TRAIN:'
Chicago, Keb. 4.?Tba "workmen's train," which
usually carries about a thousand of thc empleyes of tlie
Chicago ami .Northwestern BallNed Company's s.iopa
ran into na ea-pty box-cur en the east-bound track et the
road, near Western-ave., last evenini**. Os account ef
Hie fog and the absence or any danger signal, tho
engineer did not perceive thnt the track was obstni'-'e I
until too late to avert the collision. Kiley, a workman,
wai slaading on the rear footboard ot the locomotive,
and waa burua under tbe cars.
FUNERAL OF GEORGE IV. SCHUYLER,
Ithaca, Keb. 4 (Spec uli.? The funeral of Ceor.e W,
Schuyler toon place here tins afti mern at ? o'clock.
The foliowlsg gentlsnif:) acted as pail-bearers : II. W.
Sage, II. H. laird, B. H. Ferris, I'rofc--ur J L Morns,
leonard Treinaa, Judge I). Boordfaaa, Prostttaal 0, K.
Adatas nnd Dr. W. N*svcomb. N*lther of tb* two sons,
of Mr. Schuyler wns pressnt. Kiis'etie, tlie HlotStM to
(,rre?*, is BOW la Italy, nod LtSBloaeal IV. 8. Srhnyl'-i
is statioaed la TSXM with the Unite.1 Stales tfveM
Kven Presldrst SchielTer. of Ike Iowa Cell'!.'*, ri son-in
law, was preventel trans coating. All exercises lu Cor?
nell University were suspended.
WARNED NQf TO USE CERTAIN TELEPHONES.
Bordkntown, N. J., Mk 4.?A number or btislr.eis
aiea of this city have received notice from an ngrnt of
Hi* 11*11 Telephone Company that tbe Instrument! tuoy
use are tntrtugemeuis of th* Roll patents.
BENJAMIN ROBBIES POUND GUILTY
Cincinnati. Keb. 4.?Thc Jury In the SSM ef the iTattei
States a ainst iieiijainiii Ho-ultlas, assistant freiisurer of
tke Fidelity National Ba uk, this nanrBinii returned a ver?
dict et guilty as ludicted. A mellon was made ter a nev
trlaL
HEATH OF MISS COFFIN'S FATHER.
Cincinnati, Fob. -1. ? Horatio Lucius Collin, father of
Miss ('allin, whoso eccentricities barn recently attracted
atteutiou, died here yesterday ef pneumonia
?
CALLING A rASTOB FROM CHICAGO.
Wan inn.ut, Conn., Keb. 4.?The Baptist Church el
this city bus ex te lided a un.n..ip,,us call to the Kev. W.
P. ElsdoD, ni Elsdon, III., a superb of Chicago, to succ'ed
th* Kev. J. W. Klcbardt-oa, who was culled to sum:*, d.
NO REHEARING IN THE CHAPMAN CASE.
C.i.ctci), Kob. 4.?Judge Unmet decided this anii-iii:.'
tbat Krimk Chapman, the actor, was Bot entitled io a
i?hear.ii. *r the dlvarce suit iuatituicdby his wit'*, Annie
.*-mumerv .Ile, tbs actrasa.
THE WESTMINSTER FENNEL CLUB'S SHOW.
Tho Woitiulnstsr Kennel Club Dog Show, the entries for
for which wilt close to morrow, promises to bo a success.
Ihe manage is hare been pleasantly disappointed lu nol SS>
penenotng any falling off In thc number of entries ou aocouni
of th* new compulsory ragiatratiou rule Titi! rule was
passel only to prerout fraud ia pedigree mukiug. sud does
not and was uot inl-u led to exclude dogs without pedigree.
Tho fox terrier class will bo one of the c..st attractions
of iho show. August Delmont, Jr, bas enl?nsl
his Lucifer, Dusky Trap, Karlie! and New Forest Ethel.
which aro probably the four best terrier! ever owned by arte
exhibitor either tn thu country or in lirttain. Ths collie class
will also be Interesting, and a8*200 ? tip li is l. .-n ol- ted ny
Jetikns Nan Hch_ick,pr*il,l*r.t of tbe (.'ollie Club of America
for lh? belt * cloe. Among other va.uable pr ./et offered, ami
now foi* the tint limo siiusunce 1, BM a (.liver cap. value t ,,
for Kio best pug lu the open classot ; $__ tor the best Dacha
bund dog, and $10 tor the b-st s.ooth coated collie.
.fr?. CROWLEY STILL ITU
The condition of Benin* ("rowley, the ehl-m pan-.* ol
Central Pars, has called forth more solicitous taplin** since
his Illness than that of mauy more fatuous Individuals under
?tinllar circumstances. Many wno har* known hun in their
nutt to tho Arse >al Kop tu al tlie oitlce of Director Con. 11
to ln,|iilre after his heattli. The Park Poller who In ve bees
used to heating ('rowley pound on the well over their heads
suit have become used to ihe uoiao so that thor regard lita
asa sort of follow rtubbsr. say tbst lt bat bec nu . lonesome
au,! quiet now lu thc police office since crowley bocamo sick.
Dr. Marsh, tho police surgeon, Dr. f.lanlar.l aral Dr. spit/iks
heida consultation ssith Mr. Conklln yrsterdar tn regard to
In* case. It was found that Crowley'! left King li slightly
affect*.!, but th* soreness of the throat willi which lb*
trouble began bas largely ntsappeared. Crowley while not
weaken*.] much by lila sb kn.ss has lost ai! desir* to frolic
aud lies most of the Ilise lu a heap on Ibe Hool Uko a boy wit*
a severe case ot stomach :uVe.
SEIZURE OP CONDEMNED CARCASSES.
Sanitary luipsctor Conrad Kristal, of Kong Island City
?ei-re.I a car c .staining tlfieeu eatSBSSM of caws at the ll oa?
ter's Point freight depot yesterday. TU* caresses ar? sap
posed to be ihoi* of coadcuiu*.! annual* ordure! to bo kMsi
by tbo Lui ted States ins Dec tor of tlie Hur.au of Animal la
dustry at nickavilla a lew day* ago. They srrre canoga'-1
hy C. Oottlelb, of Hicksrlllr, to Moritr. Ftetuhatier. No TM
Klrst-are.. New-York. Twe trnck driven employed by
i-T.'is,.hailer, who pies*-,.ted aa order t* cart away C.* meat,
were arrest..: Kins, kauri claims that tb* cai- ssict lu .|ua*
tlou aro Ui?*? of c*st! fuiiint not to hare b?.-n diseased aflM
bein* killed. Dr. Taylor, Bsoltt OS-MS of th* etty, wil han
the meat examined and act lu arcordJuco with the result.
"A Dry Coiigl."
Is dangerous as well as troublesome.
lt tendrils the patient liable to tbe lup?
in, of a blood vessel or to other serious
injury of throat aud lillias. Tu allay
1,nun hi.il irritation and give immediate
relief, the best medicine ia Aycr's
Cherry Pectoral.
" 1 BM recently troubled with B <1ry
rollah which seemed tn he caused bv an
irritation in the throat. My physician
prescribed for nie, but BS relief vms olr*
tiiined. A little over a week ai-o, my
attention hoing called to Av er's Cherry
I'ectt.ral, I concluded to trv it, anti ptir
t-based a bottle. After taking ibis med?
icine ouly one day. I could sc- a sbnnfS
for Hie better, uud, by the tune 1 lia*.
used it u week, mv Bonah had entirely
disappeared." ? ?. VV. Ileuuy, Franklin
emmie, Worcester, Maiss.
"Aver's Cherry IVntoral leads all
Other" HM???M as a sure, aufo, and
Biiee.lv cine of l_Nsiend lung troubles."
? W.-f. Oran* & Co.T_-vuggists, Carson,
Iowa.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
rssrARED BT
Dr. J. C. Ayer a. Co., Lowell, Mats.
BoldbyallDruggUU. Puce gi, su bviliss,!*.