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\?? Xl All.N* 15,07*
NEW-YORK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, I8?
PINCE TllllKE CKWTft
THE MILTON' WINDOW.
MB CHILIES MEMORIAL OF THE POKT
ai;nii>! ai i?? IAi:i?i;'> tl MWON at sr. MAB*
OARI 1*1" ? : HO nv Mil MAISHi (.1 <ss.
u' mhiv. Fill, lt.?Archdeacon Fania1, in his
MM M St Margaret's ti (lav, s|?oWi- hs follows
with r. f'-irace io Un- Milt mi memorial window
pteaeated hf (.rori;* W. Childs, of Philadelphia:
lt has been mv desire for twelve wars to sur?
round this ann. nt and lum.ms church with noble
ansoetations; tn revive Um memorial of those
(:?at nea with which it ins bee* eonaeetHL ami
ii:us to Indicate tin relation in which it stands to
thc hist* ry ct England. To commemorate events ni
recent daft thc members of thc Hi.usc of Com?
mons, wln.se chinch lt ls. lia vc eic.ted thc window
which t.ralls the Iragie (halli of Lord frederick
Caveud th, uni mtmnrtsli aaec been pieced hete
'.. Loni Kalla rlcv. the n.xxl Loni Chaaeellor; to
Lard Farnborough, who spent ins lift la il"' aw
VM?B ct I'arl am. ni. and in totten of our gratitude
for filtv jreatt ol almost unbroken prosperity un
lei th. reign of a beloved Qneen.
Tlc- Caxton window was t'li.ii by thc printers
of Leadoa in memory of that great man who lies
hiiiicd herc, nod citi/.ns of Am-rica, in their
lal l" landed generosity and care tor the treat,
traditions which an- their heritage no less than
mus. have presented ut with that brilliant Wert
window, which comniiTii..ratee nothing tenn than
vin fcHinding of the New World.
But th's church may atao claim its special intor
M in thc Blighty nonie of Milton. Thal name is
recorded ia our nraniage register, and hero lies
hm led, wi'ti Mdton's infant daughter, thai beloved
wife??? My late papou 1 Mint"?whole love flnttg
on. brief glean of bappincai over the poet's
troubled later years.
time more wc are indebted to an American eiti
/. n tot ih. beautiful Milton window, which waa
yesterday uaveiled. Thc well-counselled mug
iiiii(.iice of Mr. Childs, who has ulna.iv enriched
st rat tord-on-Avon with a armorial ol Shakeup are,
and Wi st mi miter Abbey with the window in mem?
ory ol Herbert and Cowper, has now erected this
abiding memorial lo the great Puritan poet,
Myself thc debtor to American friend* for prent
kin lin -s. I cannot bul rejoice that the Church of
St. Margaret's should furnish yet one more illus?
tration of those bends of common blood and
Undi!ions nnd language and affection a*hich unite
England to tic Creal Republic of thc West; and
I am glad th.it tlic public spirit of thc church
wanlen* has assigned from henceforth tho nae of
ano pew in this church to our friends and visitors
fi'ni tbe other sldi ol'the Atlantic.
Th re was eon thing specially appropriate in
the Milton wind, v hoing tra gift of an American,
foi- tlc- United stat.-s represent much that Milton
?oat ne. ply roved?the commonwealth, which fail
in-' in England in America gloriously succeeded;
the Puritanism which crusln-d in England, In?
spired vigor nnd nobleness imo our kin beyond
il-- -?-.. 1'..nolls.- i,,st' vras the ono English poem
which the s..i s ol th.- Pilgrim Fathers lovid and
which, ii tit > I Longfellow inspired Mew-England
with a fresh sense ol tho sacredness of art and
? alone tempered the stern Hebrew ideal be
<. lied to Iii- li -(Itsii in hints by these who sail -.1
in the Mi-rflowcr
s ? ? ,t Milton's dearest friends were closely
ooi ??' 'l with tmeriean history. Sn- Henry
\ Hie younger, io v. h. m he addressed the son
n.:: ?? v'iiiic. young In years, in sage experience
\ Ijei n . ulled " nne of the great
I purest nt ii who ever walked on tho earth
io :?.(, ? . ??? hw kind.* emigrated lo New
Cnul nd ni''. ..'.' nselect d Governor in 1636.
I i \\ 11 ia ms tl,, .n.ist;. ..I soul in ?dom." .
thc lon dei . t |'l mle u' md, is mentioned with ?
ci" ? ci on hy vliltoii in his Idler to |
the < l ? ami in a lotter to Govern r
YY Min >n |( _ r Willi) ms in di utally remarl *,
"Th- hn if 1 ' ? ... Mr. Milton, fi r
my ' iel read h n. ??? ad me many more lan
i Che \ en.-rabi. \-.i ri ?n om t. Mr.
WI.-.h.. Ins written ile Inns for fonder
w? stlv says!
'1 li ? Nm v I I i.ors bim whose loflj plea
I ? iiil'^ I p"don. in;?>) - ber oas mora Mire.;
VI...-. ... .. i, ?-..-?. | a.1 Its (heme 'hall e
'i ? . .-...!,.ho, ri-ec hold ?iui. bulli Molds endure,
i ii-.l m !s rem.'i!, r.|,- !..r i's lulness ol de
'. -s of color. Both in ari istic d sign
and ? \. ?:?? ? rt hy ol high pm Ibo, I ls
divided bj its stone work into foul lighta, with
i. . openings, and it is of lifteonth century
cha aet?r kn. >*n as the; "perpendicular" st-, le,
? ? h. gi netallr. '1 he design
of the ?t ? i . i - 1 he window in mern
or, .i ile author of '" Paradise Lout*' is planned
on llu ..( ;-,ii..'s lu horizontal order, the
midill Iii being ol somewhat larger depth than
l!i ? ubi i and below it. In thc two (li\ lsmns 'if
th- central iNmitions nf the whole, four panels,
Bl ? ly. Ihose .-n the ..ni!,il nnd low?r tiers re
?i ,. Iv ol thew lights, are devoted to the per
sonul history of the poi t,
li one ol the iHittom panels tbe boy Milton lt
Si r's s hool .mi- ng his fi llow
H:-' s. In tlc- next panel tbe incidenl of
Milton's .lilli to Galileo ls depicted. Above these
ire two d ihe larger panels combined io make
mic c-niial lbj ^t t- ju, -.ni in- the poi t dictat lng
* l'ariMiis Lost" i his di igh'ers Around these
? eighi ..ii..-is illustrative of ** Paradise
Los., .nm ? \> p.,.! sv |v . ,ii,.,i." in reference to
lc ;? m. i uri '..-j,!-. > ntl -i the Incidi nts ol i I
s t,. !, s les ..os: Adam and
En nt p.". ?'? In I "a rad iso Snttm looking on; il)
1: i ? ipi ii lon : l Ih Expulsion. In the upper
tier tbi tom pa.-, is .in devoted to the illustration
fd I he Am ni ci iM??n ; -' The Natlv
.t\ il ur Lord : :t '! I Kai '? ?m ol nor Lord ; I
iii.- dei, ii ot Sitnn in i is tempi itions of out Lord
In lin iraeery openii lani angola and
it. th. ip \ ot th" wholi ii, ur. s ol Adam on tho
left ami our Lord on the right, representing thus
the Iii -I nnd s.n.nd Adam respectively At the
bas,-1.1 t ho w indnw is th- tolh.w hilt inscription:
j h ? wli 40a is dedicated lo tho
dior) ol i.oil In meinorj of J olia
Milton by i.e.. ge W . Childs.
Alsr. oe, upylng I similar Space and position, the
?ers. specially written tor the occasion bj John
? J. Whittii i : '
Tte- gQ? HO: ld Minors h'ln whose |ofi v plea
Poi KngUndV freeitoni m*dc her own more eura;
Whose son^ Immortal as its theine shall bs
Then coiiiu.on IreeBold anile bath vuriil? cicluie.
lill CHOWN PR1KCE IS DANGER,
uren i:\tn kmint at san kkmu - doctors
Pt?//t.FT? ANO ANXIols.
Berlin feb. IH -The oitlclal bulletin reuairtlng the,
roiiUiiion of tho Crown Mace la-day says: "Tbs
Uoaad ut th.- throat presents a more, favorahM appear
?ii. f mid is gradually closing. Tbs Doagh is the san
?s \e-i.:dd> Thors w a little nore ex peet oral I
the patient'! appetite is excellent ? Oiher repot .
??v that the rough K trouhlesotne and that the ex?
pectoration ls naged with blood.
1.0'nliui, Keb. IO,?A dispatch froie. s:,n Remo says:
"Tho'igh stilot s?ei-eey ls observed, lt appears clear
lh?i thc condition of the Crown Prince is ex?reme]y
serious. Much excitement prevails Hourly bulle.tlus
are sent to Emperor William.*
"The bally Howl* Sarfasaoadoal at San Uumo sayi:
"The doctors are ponied sud ailinn t'nl?<s a fa
?arahle tum soon oceun saw soapllesttons are likely
to cuiiie.*
? ?
KETHinTRn KTIIPWHKi K AT NOVA SCOTIA.
Halifax. N. ts., Feb. 10.?A rumor has been Id cir?
culation alt day that a large orean stearrer was ashore
st Sha<t bay, twenty five miles west of here, hut the
source of the utory cannot be traced, and lt ts believed
to bo unfounded. The military authorities, whose
telegraph system covers the district Immediately to the
jest ot the city, huow uoihiug ?hatsvaf ot ?uoa a
BARNT.M MAY GO TO ?fOLAIfA
landon, Eeb. 19.-A ci.iumlfsi-jn of thi-ee nautical
experts haa been selected by George blair, the repre?
sentative of Messrs. Ilarnum A balley, to examine
tbe steamer Great Extern. Should the experts re?
sort favorably, the steamer sun probably convej tha
iutlre barnum ?bow to England.
^
THE KfVO OF AUYSeTMA M8QC1ETEI).
lUtma, Fwb. 1?.?A dispatch Lorn Mnraawnh
says: ? lae King of Abyssinia la <i ??,,.-,.! ov#>r
the < oortriucd Hewn of the aevertt defeat ol hu troops
St the I.oj. la of the d i -.??:.? ' %
?
TWO THOrSAM) LIVES LOST.
Shanghai, Feb. 19.?A terrific earthquake has oe.
euniid lu tbe province of Yunnau. Two thousand lives
sr* reported to have been lost.
?
FRANCK PREPARING FOR THE CONFLICT.
Fails, Feb. lu.?"The Temps0 says that extreme
sctKity pmvaJU at all of tbe French arsenals, aid
U>*i a lighting fleet ls being fitted for active service.
i!!iiV*w a*>8' " *?'?? tne ?t*t* ?' lh0 D<?v?d stores
""J be far better than st the beginning of the year.
tiUltlbM OF A LA SD OF HOE CLERK.
JJaavan, .,u in. lt. F. LHulsay, s clerk bj the
JJJal -tab-s Land office here, committed suicide on
?*?? sight ii hM h)bl.e (jf(,.B ii!iC ,ve;t,rt u^ his
w*4*it"* g-AJOO ahoit. aud lt ts believed that
hi* inability to replace tho money and the fear of
discover] prompted Mm lo take his ute.
--? -
67.1TE OOH VF. V 11<>.V TA LK.
TUE COMMITTEE MAN MEET MUT YVKEK.
wu;, mi. nkw-yokk WttMOsTIQSJ UKftTH OM OMI
CAMUHATKf?TM : ASsi;MIII.Y CN A Mil Kit.
Irv TKt.KUIUIII TO fSJI TKISHtK
Ahum. lab. 1?. SOnatai William II. Robert
son, ol Wasiehestei County, said to-day: "I should
say that ll Was high time for the Republican Male
Committee ol Mew-York tu hold a mastlug and ai>
X nun a time for ho.ding our Slate l ocvciitfon lo
Meei delegates lo th- Republicen National Ooaveatloa
I di nut Uriah we should hold a late convention In
this state, but that tee intlu nee of tho Male would
le gloater If the delegate* wen- elect d raasaaiblf
eal l> ."
'j hs Ropabiteaa loaders who have bees bert the
east wee.. sag iiiat tbs Bepaullcas gtate OOmsslttea
will jnooal.lv inect Beat weak or eai ly in Match and
Hame UM date and pla- B for holding the Male ( OB
ventlon. The da.o w,d determine thal of the thirty
four Cougiesslonai District roavemians In this state,
at whick lUty-olght delegates aili !?? sleeted te Hie.
Natio,.ai i onv eal lom 'I Me i ongieesienai District I os>
vemii n- will piscedc (he State LouvoMiaa a week
oi two wet-ks.
'J he genet ai opinion of Republican politicians ls
that tbs Stats CoaveaUoa will bs le id sonni abai s
heiwoon Maj l ami Maj -i). There is talk la favor
ni saittag the tour detegatea-at-torge waa wm he
ol.-, iel bj the Maie toi.vi uiion aid the. sixty-eight
Congreseloaal ii.s ii.i doieaa bs, making sevsaiy-two
in ail oi Nen York/a deegstioa, upai ioma ono man.
Ihev Could bo united OBOS .lanes c. Blaine, hut doubt
is expressed if they can bo united upon any sae atm
>. et some Reaubiteaa loader- wno have been hew
tbe l'asi WOOk think th.U tbe bulk of tho New-York
delegattou can uu nailed upon soaae New fork man.
i... 1 uuimittee on \S av s and Means of the Assein
hiv, it is unuouueed, uiii begin its iBveatigatioB of
the mlsapplk ai ion ol funds by Gov ei nor Hill for the
tarnishing ol sba Bseeatlve MaaaioB on Fsnruarygu.
1 hen il is to ho learned vvh\ lt was thought BBOBSSary
to buy an #-(?.) piano, a tfi.iKJ codi, a 0800 Millard
.ado, a imuo bed, and oilier like costly an Kins tor
? ho Mansion whoa the appropi la'lou mid been BX
iiaiiitud. fcoinc taxpayers here think ihat tho Com?
mittee on \\ a;. - auu Means c.mid not bav o belter
used their tune dating the recess of tho Legislators
i han iu la vestiges! ag tbs Governor*! couduct iu thus
expending moue) uni treated hun by tho uegtalatare.
Tbs coiuiuiitec maj raqalro .ho Govei nor o give
lesUmouj regardiag his commet.
lanae i\ Ferry, huperlateadeat ol the capitol, has
ali the WorbtagmOB thal ho eau employ UsO uih a'
wo k in the As embly Caamber sauting up the aloes
ceiling oi m. grand room, fhere are two (uuj;- ul
in si. mn, one ol which winks all dav and lae other
ail Bight 'Hie work thus goes on continuuii-l\ ho
tweut) min hours rn Ibedaj and Bight. Thu chamber
will tint look artistic whoa tho work 1- completed.
No arcbiuici wo.ud think vi putting tour rougii pillars
of wool In thc cent.c of the Assembly Chamber if ho
di sir. ii to preserve its beauty.
These four pillars ai-e each as large as a ship'*
m;i,i and io th i-e wno look ai ihein now ii ifcwm .is
it ihe A-iiii'li tuen would have to work hard "io
cat.h tbs ?pasker's ?ye." indeed, lt doe. ,,f.-m as u
Ibo] would mi much impede tn- view p thc Speaker's
deu and of the Assemblymen fi.un cadi Other that
the business of lbs Assemblj will be executed with
diili. oliy. Buck a Bleaker a> urne,al Husted, who
it lights io h-oii about tbs chamber while speaking
ant] hold, as li were, ail thc A?cinhL rn n un l-l Hie
.1,1; oi i i. r\.? t;?.v d'.d i - tn-vcr somewhat curtailed.
?p?>l] ol hu eye, may lind bli power somewhai cur?
tailed,
.ivor////; ma ///.?/ IA PMOFIDEKUX.
Tnt: dam. is Btm.ntira birmeno? lom I 50,000?
lMKM'l.AI'IsVl Kl Alll-Il.
PnoTincaca, ir. I. Pfch 10 (Special). Another
large foe bioko out about 4 o'clock this aft"ti.ii In
tho Daniels Building, a Bec stun brick structure In
t i > o>i House-st., nearl) opposite iho poul office
It had obtained a good headway lietore discovered and
three slarms were sound I, <-.?'' 11 ? ^ on I the entire do
p.i intent, 'll,.. Bremen did heroic service and suc?
ceeded In confining tba Bra lo tba three npper
st.<s ol the building and after about four horns
. it. The bund.ii; was owned
i,v M. B. Daniels, sad wai worth abool ?80,000.
'I ho loss bb I' ls shout ?30,000. J. A. d R. A
Reid, publbihera. oeeupled ibo entire upper Bow and
their h.-s ls ?00,000, on which they have shout
BM).ooo Insurance. Tbe? lose ?40.000 worth ol euti
used ni printing "PIcliireeQue Washington" snd "Tho
Prov Ide dc e Plantations." Denicul .v Corn-II aeea
pied lim greater part nf the four lower italics and
has i.eu', carrying sbuul glAO.OOO worth ol g o
.rn w iich iii- los. is about 1125,000 ny ino
and water, s.-vciai inisller eosceru wno damaged
auuut |5,000, making th- total tots BSoOiOOO,
The Darnels BuikUng was 60 feet bon) and 100
foot deep it was erected on tba lita ol tba old
building destroyed bj tbe great Bte ol 1877. This
U I be lo,nih large ti:-.' which bsa oeonrred within a
red - nf 200 feet In ten yetis, 'li. is ,ii-. the
loi,nh destructive Bru occurring in this city lu the
lasi four days, to say uni bini ol a dozen nilnoi fl cs.
All this ba- tel people to feartatg thai a firebug I
working bera.
pl -ili adv mentioned, the Mcpsra.
Reid lose pistes of B 8 Cox'< hook, " Th tao Decades
. f Federal legislation." "The Life ol Burnside."
"Portland and Vicinity." sud ol Hie Illustrations of
several oi ,.-, of their bootu Thej had about a.(iou
hound books' un hand. Including OOO of Congressman
l ev's
i'nc fireman was auffo oed In tho third story
and was tal,en home in :i carriage A rltlzen had
a ?-?I,ons fall Iii attempting to ihut oil a gas ConneC
lion.
Toe tebsnon mill non- Pawtucket ? a- burned ti
t?io ground to-night, li waa owned bj Edward
'J hayer, I..?s ?100.000.
?? ?
NYACR L08B8 ns THEATRICAL HALL
A destructive Bra took place In Kysck yesterday,
destroying Vorhees'a lim, one el tho principal build?
ings tn ile- centre ol the town, at a los-i of about
B3&.000, on which there was an Insurance of aboul
#io.0(iu. Thj vslusble srit.ciy. tbe stage, the lida
walli sud tho eelllng wete destroyed 'tho itorea
underneath tho butldlns wera sisu dsmaged. Deer
stone's shoe sinie had its sto.k damaged to the
amount ol ?2,000; Insured for ?1,5C0. An effort
was made to cooneel with th" tiro a theatrical oom
|.;itiv Which performed In ihu hall last night, hut siif
Beleat evidence to hold any ol them wai hkCklBg
-sv -
JEKSKY city eiki:mi:n -on THE .UMP."
The Jersey City Eire Depart meat was kept busy for a
few hours Testerday morning. About :i oYlnek a tire
broke out In Maxwell's stable, No. IS <'olos-Mt. The woik
of the grasses was iiup.-dc-1 hy tba tool tbal fmir af'hs
hvdrants lu the lmuicdlale vicinity were flOleU aud it
was ditticiilt tn procure water The ekemleal Saglaa did
cftecttve service, but the Hames (spread to two frame
leaeSBeat houses, hon. 31.1 and 818 Kirst-st., owned l.y
mik. m. a. kbiK iiini Georaa Paarsoa, sad each Boeaatod
hv four rmnilir*. The BMIM were clircked after the
stable had beea deetrnyed. Two horses beloBBlug ia
.'. Keiiiiv, sn fX|ire*sii!:in, and vribiel al ?400each, were
horned to de .'ti fhe loss en llie ItaMe ami stock nf fred
ls ?7iH?. Th'- tenetiiout bonoes were damaged MOO each.
While this Ure was In progress another broke out In a
frame building ia Johnston-ave. Dimed hy tba Central
Railroad Company <>r New J. [xv ami ustid foi 'Storing
hu -muotives. ike buihllag wa? destroyed ead two old
locomotives and one new one badly damaeod. Thc lo-.
Its eatluiatot at ?12,000 and is f idly covered by lusur
; ai.ee.
The next Ure was In CliHneii Ve,nit's carpenter simp
end i,?i n lu Bergan ava,, ead brees out about i :,<o i ha
buildings were destroyed aim two horses, a cow and
forty chickens Mirima lo Ueatu. Tbe loss la $1 .ooo, cov?
ered by insurance.
MMMOUMOtwa Tim h.miuuK <>!?? nt: ifcKii r
KfTLA.No, Fen. lOBlBaafili. loka P Bpallmaa. whs
resigned a place lecentlj lu the New York Custom
House, in au Interview with a reporter sf " The Herald "
to-day, renounced the DeBSBIIBlla party and t'leveiand.
denounced Free Trude tendencjfs nnd proclaimed lila
alleiriauee to tte Kep'ii.licsu party and I'roteclion. He
declared that ir ltiuiue la aeasluaied he win ih.ii fully
one half the Irish American Voles, mid whoever the Kev
publican eaadktate n.nv b-, the heartiness ot the. appeal
to toilers on the l'rotectl'in Issue lean ISO Bsseeaa The
Interview wlh create s sttr here, follow hag ( etea* 1
Oaakiu's renunciation of Daasaeraey.
T0MIDM1XA ca ititi Am: ol' okamif BLOBMOM8.
Jai-knisv ii ir.. Fla, i'eb 10. ?(Jreat enthusiasm ls
manifested throughout Kl irids In vh-w of the ami' I
paied vUlt of the I*resldr'it and Mrs. Cleveland, and
several thousand dollars have i?-en raised hero to deco?
rate the city and entertain the distinguished guests.
F.ight triumphal arches ario l* areeted serosa Un
streets and various coiomutees are at work making
elaborate preparasiOM foi a day sim li will ha Baa Ol
the most noteworihy In ihe history nf thc Stale The
carriage of Hr. and Mis t loveland alli be a bower ot
fragrant orange blossoms.
aiJi.TY of MVMDi ii i.\ un: FiHsr hhirf.k.
MiWNfcArous, Mina, Keb. 10.? The Jury lu the csie
of IVter Harisjtt bi-ought In a verdict of gullly of mur?
der In the first degree A stay al sentence of ten
days was granted. Beth of the Itarrert brothers
are noa under convictio' fm Mi" muidet nf the cai
driver. TlrltltTTB 1'uhlk sen' mein sustains thc
verdict
HU ItFAMFl) OUTPUT Of .iSTIlRAClTh COi 1,
fffl ? SSI I Blt, Pana, Feb. lo.?The report of Mine
i In-pctor Williams, of the Third Anthracite Uleirict
lor ioe7, to be puhliiOied t0 murrow, shows tho
J amount of coal mimd In the di?tilct as follow*:
Ky the Lehigh and Wallangarra Osnl Company,
! 2,17rt IBO lon.; i>olaware and 11 ud-on (oat Company.
1.100,14.0 tons; Husguehanna I dal n.mpauy. J,601,MO
lons, KingsOnn (dal (dm,.any. hU0..V,ih lons; <ed
vidual asamnnias, \?iXtjti& ions; nial 7,.vto.. ..)
? tens The eirena over leal year's prcduitlou ls
I Ul J, 4Ub lou*
B A Tl L B () .V III * t' ll MB A I' K A li E.
a Doman caftaih killed hy pouce
Till: OYSTKIl riKAtl-S *t'I?plllSKi> ?A MVKI.V FIIJIIT
WUK RH I I s.
rnr Tri.*; nt * ii iu .ns iuiuc.se?
Aw.wm.'s. Ml., B>ky |<i. . Hi" s i.ir i"-t ono Hin?
ter thissojso'T on th* Cae rn peake Bay aetweea the
ovster p dre nivy aol il eu'al drcigiuff vessels,
eoassnoaly Ballet! oyster pirate*, took olmo,
lust night; iii which ('upturn Will?
iam r. Whitehouse, aamanadat al aaa
schooner Albert Niko!, was killed. When the
?eboooef was towed into Annan ills this BBoenlngi
she shovvml UM tu irks of hal tie. Tag salsa and
anew* wara riddled with bullet* On ibo doak lat
UM Bead bods af (' Iptain Whitclionse covered with
s heavy tarpaulin. Beattere I aa mt th ? dank arata
sixteen repoatin? rifled and tn ar then lay Hie
empty shelis ot dtacharned cartridgen
The vessel was brought in hv the police sloop
Folly, Cnn'.nu Gearla W. Clark. He
was erm du/ about Hick tl's Point
eu Satur lav evening. Nixing oni far ana allagai
dredgers, fat there bad been eanaldernhla crooked
dredginugotag oi lately, rna Polly lay bs anani
8 o'clock, the cantani thinking 1"*
heard ? fautilur sonni From the dta
lacee caine lim BOUOd of thinnniiur and
winding of tbe dredging machine. Altbengh lae
ulthtwae oleir, theta was little ajaoalighj nid
Captain (lark could uni geo the dredgers, aa they
were partly coneenled by handy Point, Ho |
crowded sati ami qme.ly bara dosra eg lhere.
\\ li*?ti ho mun Ind th- point lie saw that
he waa in fer a herd Ight, na seven auhooaeca and
Bloom ware <>n th? lorhidlan grounds, dredging
eloee together. As the F Uv approached tbedredg
eis Captain (.'lark heir! a voice:
"Baye, here comos Clark. He's riirht on ns
What shall we dot' Prom ihe schooner
Nickel cane ibo answer: "Stand ymir
gioiind. Si mm-ii lu n and don't let him take yon."
I be police boat was i hon pre pared for
action. All Inn.ls culed to Quarters with
tlieir gUBg and Captain Clark, alter K'vinar the
order io lay t>. as the Folly was th*n
only rt few var ls away from Ihe dredg?
ers, cull ul to tim Nickel to heave to. Her
captain refused lo obey and prepared to sail away
In tim meantime the other dredging vessele dis?
posed themselves so as to place the police boat in :
the centre of tbe fleet. Captain Clark hulled j
Captain Whitehouse to knon it he waa goiug to ,
heave to. rinding he would not. Captain Clark,
ns ih the custom in such eaaee, ordered bia asea lo
tire Into the rigging of the Nickol. A couple of rol?
lers wore find, ( aptain Clark admonishing his
in- n to Dre high,
Theil the Nickel opened on the Folly, and the
crews of two other or tbe illegal dredging vessels
joined in the fire. Volley after volley waa ponied
into tbe Foil.'. The police boat continued to
lire info tho rigg mr ot the dredgers, and Cai>
tain Chirk rm the vessel up aloogside tue
Nickel and lashed tba two vegsels together. An?
other of tbe schooners ran close up to the Nickel
on the other side and its dew swanned upon ihe
deck ol the Nickel. Captain Clark and
Ins nu n, keeping dose together, rushed
nt tho dredgers and lor Icu
minutes there waa a fierce hand-to-hand enoouiH
ter ni wm. ii tbe atoeka >>f me r tl ia weie u?e i a<
clubs. Bnllete pierced Ihe -ail-, ol tue roby
uml whistled over the ieais o: tbe crew.
I.e. olver in hain!. I adnu Clark Jllinnoil aboard
the Niekei, followed bj i.s mci, ant forced
the crew uno inc hold. Ibey pleaoed ii come wal
to keep from sm.ii uennT. I in- i bey were ni .. red
to do. lim captain wm then told of toa death el
t 'aptain w hr chou et
Ihe Leary, a ioi ier vessel waa captured, but was
tun i ki n "ino Annapolis Harbor, lae roily and
No Ucl an ivett el eiiuaposic al 1 a.m. to-day.
Justice Uas away sn mn . ie i ? |ury a id an in
queet Will be bell io-noir vs. Ino crew nt lbs
Nickel were planed ii Uti. Captain Whitehouse
leaves a wife and Ive chi di. n in Baltimore
li is understood thai ibo crow ot tie
Nickel.te.11 ia p ol ii fonrdredgiug vessel to
drive Ci ai kc ..ti i he em,m la and i nat fnecouspu tey
was coucocted on eat unlay afternoon, lt wn i id
t hal *inu some o.' t ie crow were iuauini tim rifles
in ihe o linn, wu..' i be cap ii i and the ."hers were
Urine. Several o tbe u<>i oe nod two os (bree of
t ne dredgers were hui:.
simm s iijjLRojb VH'oBLk \tS
TM!: *-11 (' A 11' > s, is un: WKAT SHOWS I UTI ,1 IJ*?
PH 'VI vi s i.
( un ino. Feb l!' iSpeclaii. lt b nnderstood thal
the proposed print conference between ike P/eetern
and North western and the Southwestern kalla ay
a- oclatlona will not take place tor st ie*-i a aeek.
ho tar as known Bone ol the Northwestern Unei
raises sn objection, bi least tba Chicago and Aiton
does not, and none K anticipated (rom ii,. Missouri
Pa Inc, tba Wabash and tbe wabash Westera rheta
is .% feeling, however, tba tbore an- ia many aerioui
; problem* pressing tor regulation In tbe South
in tbe Northwest, and much ul the sum.- character, in
tba isit.-r se.,nm ii ii admitted that ho permanent
organisation can be e.... ed which (iou* hoi Include
nm oin> the ' hie agu bul ihe Lake superior roa ??
The St Paul and Duluth, ih? Washburn ionic, tba
Manliubs new line io Duluth, Hud tho "Boo" routs
nu,ai become parties lu au agreement which will
equalise is.-s or else it still be luegoctive The
tame stale ul things islsta In tba bouthwest Tbe
kansas i ii>. li. ecoil ann (juli, and tho st. Louis
and san trauciaco linea nu..si u. brought into the
ic ld, a-> thc} ate a standing menace to tho South?
western Association roads, a.id the outlet by way of
Men,pu,s a i, st,n ncr o( established laics. Tba V. anit-h
prupei m.iii sim. be noel'- lo iee tuo iikui lu places
alu a an at present ,s darkness io li.
in (t.i, in carrying out ihe pruieel as poa cab
Hued, ile presidents sad managers have.a herculean
1 i,isk before them and if th.-.v tauuJd devote Iheav
i solves atesdlL] to Ibu Bork lhere bj huio prospect
i even un.i r ihe nm.' favorable auspices thal ibe* will
he abie io conclude ,i fur ihe hom *i*ty days. Mean
limn miles, the burlington es perte ness a" chango of
heart tbe preseat low rates ami itsady losu ol revenue
aili cunnii.,o,
?-s>
MtexntLLajrcOrjartUILWAT nrTRLLIOBNCE;
CtaclBaatl, Pea. io. In the Halted fct.ite* Circuit
onrt bcfoie Judi:.. Jackson argument was b'aid
yeaterdaj In ihe case ol tbs i indi natl, nnvelead and
Sandusky- Railroad against tba indianapolis, Barling
on ani Veatern ballreed. 'ihe sun was bionght
ii prevem tbe receiver of the indiana}ods, ituriiii^
toti and Western from turning over tho property to
the i- i, ? Iijs-j i of that road West of Springfield, Ubio.
iBS mad vv.is sn;d In 1H.-7, but the icoi gaulzailun
lo,l through. J lc re. olver was oid.-i -.1 to aciouut
io the Ctnelunatl, Baadusky and L'leveiaad Com pani
tor the rolling atiek owned by it at the time the
road was pared iu ii.o iBdiaaapoUs, Bleomlugtoa sad
M Mt eta.
tUaaaspoUB, Minn., Feb. 19,- .some startling sfa
Uaiica aro p..bushed ny - 'ihe .n. i. ii a- atera Kaii.oadui-"
LB i-ti^aid lo the picscnt Uc.i.-ru and .Non ii?ri.lci ti |
tale wai, ?i10wliib tue p?, to the Companies la
voived, uiei tee who,, tenitorj the i.ompanies
suecied have teat in twu Weeks nean> ?2,0O0jJ0O,
niii .- ike] haw lacrlttted thai auiouai bom taetr
earnings, rhe lees uu fi laiit in and om ol hue
neapons ami et. Pam ,,,o.,e hai bts'ti ?7u,()'h? le
bli leen dajs. The paper sav?: "ihe eompaoiea
Bra al pie^m throwing away from f~ ..c\ias? 'o
?1,300,000 a wees. i.a:., could nm ba restored
uiid.-r lbs liiier.staie law for ten da\?, If BeeM *oie
made to-day. ii Usa war were declared tu ba ai an
end to-day, there wi,ul.I h? *n|j i? uw noll let d*> I
s certain io-* ul lome i-.is o.isjo."
rgfg EIDMAPPMM i a it rut: i>.
Wu.iiAMM'imi, pinn., feb. lu?Tbe laiost Infonna
tion in resow*! to tiu- kJdaspatag of Utile Uettle
Walker, of Osceola mun, cienrfWd Coaoiy, shows
I hat the pud nea capt mod by a >oun^ mau nannd
W. A. Ki-isloe and taken to tho attic of "'Ike ?Bg?
camera' Joi.mal" cl.lce, whence abe e*caped by cut
tlhg tho rop-s will, Wbkk eh,., wm bound while tier
captor wa. out Aft.-r t|? alrl hail Med bSVSStf,
}. ung K',,-ioi Bed va u. ??(K|., ?,?.,.. ha wa,
lapimnl and tak. i to Cleargetd Jail No mjurv bad
leon .io,,,, io the girl ii,,- uttendsv ls nineteen year*
old and is a son of it. a klasioe, editor ul "Tee i aga
earner. Joi.rn.il. ' lil, pruti.Bt r .nov ai to Jail pr*
ai.iy BCsvented s lyacbiag.
gbbor*
FLAME FOLLOWS STORM.
MT. 17.7,7. av, ILLINOIS, IS HU1N8.
woHi. than mir.ty people killed and
MIMiKKlis MULT.
riltHr HAIL. TIIEX A W llllll.WlXh?THK TOWN A
Rl'IN lg Kl VF. MINI T, H ? MIK WHF.( KF.D
avOVBgg TAKIXii VlltK?IIOMKLi ?BWAs>
orr; nts sinn:iN(i rimvi tue cold
-MAW rig THOSE l.NJUKKD IX
PKlTEU TO DIE.
CaUCAOO, Feb. H>.-Tho following dispatch has
mai taotived hj "Thc Tiger*" from Mt. Vernon,
[Iiiikiis. :
At i'll.,rn, B o'clock tins aftetnof.n a tornado
drack tiiis tovn and left it in ruins, killin? fif
leea to twenty aaapte ami it 's feared amay mom
han are now known to have been killed will
ic found among the ruins of the buildings. Fire
aamedkttely broke ont all over the city amid the
'nins, sprcadlug rapidly, treing to thc damn gi
lone to the engines hy tbe wind. The storm
leaned from the southwest, nnd hud a rotary nio
:ii.n It sw.pt down with fury, striking first.
mst Routh of the City Hall, tli n carried anray
[he tliiid and fourth ttorl m il the Ut Vernon i
mill From ti,,to ,| swept nu in a path ."mn yards
ivide. The Meinn.iist, Chuck Ml lust a few min?
ima after ISO people had left the Sunday-school
roam.
Tin- Ceaamerele] Hmoi inst its third story- Rent
he wind struck tho County Court House ami
rendered it a heap of ru>ns. Uv ram luck, beer
iver, the county records were saved. The Crews
Block, on tho tooth side of Hie square, is levelled
n'ith tho earth and under lt was found the body
jf John Crow, the owner of tho block, formerly
:if Chicago. The roof and second story of If, L.
stratton tt Co.'s hardware store was blown away.
Tho lar^'o two-story brick school house did not
BJ th Stand tho terrible shock any better than
the smallest house In tho truck of thc storm.
The Li rp- two-story frame house of George Ward
ivas picked up and carried about twenty foot
md left undamaged, while two brick buildings
within Hid feet of it were left in ruins.
Tho loss cannot bc estimated, but not lem
than 1600,000 worth of property has been d
rtroyed by the cyclone and lire iu that eeighbor
liood.
Following is a list, as far ga known, of the killed
sud wounded:
KILI.r.U.
Mis Raueefl Dewey.
Mes. JebU 0. Waler and bab}.
Henry Waleis.
David F. Yraiwood and wife.
john C. Mmiay.
M .? Cumudaga, an eagtaeer.
Mary Ucl br ok.
James pearson
Uii. Holli,mb.
Dr. John Ye n wood and wife
(samuel fearwood and wife.
George Purcell.
Mrs. William Jutics and child.
.!>>' ii I> dson.
V .? J:>s!e hutton.
John Hhovv.
Kd.llo Ma.\cy.
Hrs, Colonel Cooper.
A blacksmith (nanie not knovrii).
FATALLY 1NJLRID.
Lawlor K. Lo|.'g.
Mrs. Henry Waters.
Mis- bania Usenby.
( hariea Bili*.
Mr. ned Mrs, C. i-alina.it
t i.ai-ies u iee.
Mr. ami Mrs. areetbrook
Amandi Beardea
W. Ii. Hitui.an.
Little Beunett.
J. C. Haul.i ? !.
( hallos Pool.
Ml i c rinse Hanbrtek,
Brownlow Hawkin*
Mrs. Albright
Henry I I! a,
MT. .Mllllcrnpt
Jool Howard
Tba sky soon cleared and no clouds to-nigiit anvtt
my Intimation of tl.e disastrous storm of a .'cw
hours ano, hut tho weather crow col lor and many
s people Will sutler if ii becomes severe.
Reports from tbe country tndieate that ihe storm
iwepl every thin 2 for milos. Incalculable lom of
life aad great Bufferingarill follow unless outside
insistence is given. I he Mayor, G. H. Harnell,will
live all contributions sent to hun to tho
Droper committee. A meeting nf bngthess men waa
held and commit toes appointed to care for tho dead
in 1 wounded and prole.?( tho property as much as
[in?MhI??. Many people who escaped with their
lives have nothing bendee. Men aro walking tho
streets with no homo to go to.
The north side of the Court IIouso square ia in
|iired eonsadembly. Kb buildings were wrecked
except Howard & Stratton'*. Tho wounded ara
benn; eared for hy the physicians in the best possi?
ble manner. The railroad ehope were badly dam
teed. and a great number of homes destroyed, rho
people aro on Minors who lived in tue track of tho
?term. The dead and tho dying aro scattered
wroaahenl the etty. Ail the doon of tho houses
lef. Standing have been thrown open to the less fort
uns>.. Thraa fonrthe of the businese portion of
the eily is in ruins.
Tho public square is In thc centre of the town.
Hie court house is in the centre of Hie square,
the achoo] building is in the northeast corner of
the city and all the dwellings in that portiou of the
city ar.- dost toyed and the ruins of some are still
burning, In all, GOO buildings aro destroyed and
many ot In rs damaged. The dead arc now being
gathered at the Supreme Court House, which has
been converted into a hospital for the died and
wounded. Thia building la iiUo damaged, but
not seriously. Ihe latest reports show thirty-one
dead uinl about 1 o0 injured, some of whom will
die before morning.
A number of men who were struck by falling
timbers and whoso names cannot be learned at
present were reported badly Injured and dying.
The wind was preceded hy haili hut no more
than five minutes elapsed until the storm had
swept over the town. It came from the aouth
west. iluildings were wrenched and twisted
and then nanhsfl to pi>c\ I'tal wrecks. Tho
storm paaaad a little south of the City Hall, missed
" Imf t heaae s house, aweed sway the third and
fourth stories of the Mt Vernal Mid. ??';?' do?
st royei nearly every house fran the mill north
for a distance of about Soo yards. The Commer?
cial Hotel lost thc third =>?"ry. Ihe entice wist
side of the square was wrecked. Thc County Court,
House ?as reduced to a Bates.*! pile of ruins. The
clerks have recovered th' records. The Crews
block on the south side of the square is leveled to
tl..- earth Under lt waa found the body of
John C. Marmy, owner of tho block, formerly
of Chicago. Henry Kllis waa covered hy the
brick of thia building and escaped by a miracle.
Ile waa covered up and Chark I Kllis. his brother,
waa seriously injured. R. & Myan CHO?i>ed in a
aianner almost incredible Me wa* standing.
by Murray, la tbs Crews block and told bim to
run. but Murray remained and was k*liea itynn
ran west and Anding tho street full ol' dying
timberi,, lumped late a doorway, held to the
lal.-h and tl,.' building against which he was
standing fell around him. but
boo (-.pen cnn Lilied. A I. Cox' store, O. W.
Morgan a Jewelry star*, Mn xiv. \\e-i av mvi'i'h
atnie, ann Jackson'ssadolevy store are i'll ni ruin",
ai d ' n tbe south sd' of Ibesqeure frame hmldtn a,
though rnjured, moaned de*rrncfi?u. Hasearman'a
bakery, the Baptist ehureh. Ceofc'a dre*atora,
ManUm's sToon. Porn's hotel, and the Stratton
d' Johnson's bink store were bown dow ti.
Tn.- entire e.Mt gide of tba aqn ?re is destroyed,
und in one of the buildiaga John Waitera and bis
child lost their lives, nca'iv ni tho sa,no amy 'hu
hw father, leer* Wallers, arni kibe!. Mrs.
Halters was found iv h uer bb" in b<T fifi's.
Moth wore dead. At the north's* corner of the
agunta Howard Hms. & ( ?.'a grocery aygg hiowa
down, and the r.ijf an 1 n cml BSntTof <). L.
Sh 'afton & Co.'a h aid ware atere aaa hlon i away,
while a frame lintel ut!|oiiiing was ut.banned.
TWENTY-SEVEN DEAD DODOS POCND.
1W.> lilXDIIII) S.\l> KIKIV Pt Rsi,ns MIss|n,;_
bovti or mr victim*.
Kv tv.vu ir., Feb. lg.?Tho day had boen warm and
sultry with light showers, but tba iky
was clear In tho afternoon sud them
was no spprebeaelofl of danger. Tho
'rack of tic storm is over toward ih" Bertheeat.
South of tbe I. oisville and Nashville Banned then
ire stn.di houses, principally of railroad men. tli.it
aero mostly wrecked Iii the centre ami Berthon
portion of tho city noil dum aga was d no. a Bean?
bri or houses v. .is Bracked sod several caught Bra,
In the Kv ans Rank four men were cremated. Tho
public square lagered terribly. The Louisville and
Kaskvllle Railroad passenger and freight depots and
round boom were i Bslderabiy damaged; btu freight
and master me-bailie's nili.es were Wrecked. Two
caboose* wem blown from the track and turned bottom
up. The following ernpl yes were killed and Injuied:
Engineer Cluutoa Cummings, of BvanevtUe, iBBtaatly
killed.
Regl.? P. i.iiiiciap. dangerously wounded.
Brekemau Kelly, hurt In the beek, knee and left foot.
Telegraph Operator Allon, bruised and cut about the
heel. The r.df of his otBes foll and threw him
against th" since and barned him
Uni. iiinan Bargee nt, slightly hurt.
Engineer Covington wa.s hurt In thu hack and ann, bul
not seriously.
Fireman Laming was hurt slightly.
\ number ol other employes and members of their j
fiuniiies weie moro or less injured fbere ai>>
ivmi banka there, both of which weie wrecked Twee- '
tv -e- ? n ,|,-.;.] bodies have been taken ben ihe ruins I
and 'J.".n are Injured and Blissing Twelve physician*
wont fi om Kv an a lllo. also ni my misses and a fire
engine and two bose reels and Bremen areal to tho
same pi u e.
VIXENS SOT AU, AGREED.
THE LEADERS JEALOUS OF BACH OTHER
lons i. i.i i rm; sn rm: MK* not TOOBRT thk
MASTRR WORgMAN, LggIB?MIK COLURRIkg
WU.I. Ofi:\ TO-DAY.
fnT in.iiiRAlil to Tin: rerntrsn.1
R'adinc, Penn., Feb. 19.?Meetiaga wore held!
by the striking miners throughout the BchuyUdU
regions to-day. to vote on the question of obeying
the nrder of National Master Workmen Lewis,
to go to work on Monday morning. The mooma
received up to ibis evening justify the assertion j
that about half i f the miners will resume and !
the otho! halt will hold out for the present and
await results, Mr. Lewis and bia Meade, who
favor resumption, and Ch inman John L. I.ee
and the strikers who jpioee goin>; back to work.
were busy nil of to-dav jjuiiif; from on" place to
another, making addresses and advocating th. ir ,
respective vi. wa of tbe coetroverej Al Shen?
andoah. Maheno; City. Ashland and the larder
mining towns, the mea show n disposition to
remain out, while ibo conservative element lathe
smaller mining patch s wants to resume Mr. Lewis
went about advocating resumption, believing that
Mr Corbin would treat fairly with them, while
Ma Loo took the ground that tho order to
reaams was a cowardly backdown, n mis rabis
surrender, and that if the miners went back they
would lind themselves worse oppressed than ever
before.
Mr. Lewis's onhr to re urn to work was a
great surprise to everybody, especially thc strik?
ing railroaders, who have hoi n stumping the
coal region* ever aince tbe sink" was begun,
urging the miners to remain oui until the com j .my
consented to restore the striking train bands.
Disobedience ol orders by the miners, it ia stated,
w-.ll r.sult ni the suspension of sny local or
d strict assembly windi may disregard Ihe wishes
ot Mr. Lewis Mr. Corbin's ad In sending Ins
cheek for l'JO.000 to ben] the wounded f elinga
of sm b miners as may need gasisrsooe, bas of?
fend, d tome of the miners, nn I it is imibted
if the nen will accent the generoue offer.
Th.-re is nothing now to prevent tho resumption
of mining nt many of the company's collieries
Those who have regarded the strike all elong
hs a mistake, can now go to work without 'lo
hiting any of their obligation* t*he leaden
i,ro divided, and nobody knows this better than
the R ailing officials The oom nany will atari
such of its collieries to-morrow .n arc in condition
and the mon will be bo given an opportunity to
return to work. N.o questions will be asked.
They will be treated just thc same ns though
nothing bad hannened Tho opinion la genera!
that tin re will bo no trouble In securing enough
men to start up Bl bust, some of tho calli rios.
Tho symnathy for tho striking railroaders is
gT.-at sad if is booed that ylr Corbin will not
push thom too hard. Tho rib.-inls acknowledge
Hint lt would be hard to find n fin^r body of
railroad banda than their old employes In tho
mo.tiMmo the Individual collieries ncc working
full-banded af tho eight per rent advance.
THE RAILROAD STRIKERS CAST DOWS
HOTING FOP. A DlSaOUl I-MHVT THAT WILL Kl-'! P
Till .MlN'K.nsriCT.
I'litLAiiEiiTiiv, Keb. 10 (?pociali.-Tho Assembly
of tho Knight* of Labor composed of striking coal
and freight I audlcrs if the Reeding railroad at Tort
Richmond held their usual all dav meeting at Mutual
Flail to-day. At the headquarters. No "Cn Rlchmoed
at., the mon lounged about In groups dtscuBsing too
unexpected tum of affairs In tho miners' slrllco. Tho
miners wore bitterly denounced, for, as ono of tho
strikers put lt, " weakening and giving In tn tho com?
pany." The moro headstrong of tho men declared
that John L. Lee would yet triumph and that tho
order Issued by Lewis to return to work tomorrow
w ubi not be obeyed.
All the new hands taken on at the piers since tho
strike began will report for work to morrow, and it
ls thought that In a few days the enfl/e forco will
have plenty to do tn unloading coal. It ls an undis?
puted fact that many nf the striken would not
hesitate to ask to be reinstated, but tv-v defer doing
?< for fear their fellows will hound them away firm
their homes and families. The threat that such pun?
ishment would be meted out to "traitors'* continue*
to be freely made The district was (pilot to day,
but when the coal begins t i arrive from the mines
the police force will Be sufficiently strengthened to
protect the mea who have taben the places of the
ht I*! I**1*peg
The National Executive Board of the Knight* will
reassemble at the headquarters to moir vv. Mr.
I'owderly will not be present, and lt ls the general
opinion among the Port Richmond men that the
board will endeavor to bring Ike cal and freight
handlers' strike to a satisfactory end.
NO CHANOnl IX TIIR PENNSYLVANIA PROPnsLT).
pittsburg, rena, Feb. 19.?Th' dispatch fruin Rich*
mond, Ind., to the effect that at tba approaching an?
nual election of directors of the Pennsylvania system,
th/r* would l>e a general overhauling of ofllccrs ls
pronounced false in every particular ty General Man?
ager James McCrea.
TWO NEW BOYCOTTS ORD Kit En.
The tiouble between Henry Oeorgx and Dr. Mo
Glynn did not come up yesterday at tbe meeting ol
the Central Labor Inion. The delegates to this lody
are divided on fhe .alter, and the meeting a.mld
only end In a fight If the mibject were broached. The
only quetflona of any Importance that earn* up were
the clgarmakerV strike and the Clark O. N. T. Mill
employes. Boycotts ai* to bo w?aed against Jacoby
6 Bookman and Ottoaterg A Bree. : also again*) tho
lTarka Ihe boycott ls to bo put on tho thread lo?
calise tho firm will not take back all the employes
win. went out ou a strike several weeks afro. TkeM
girls led iu thc stilko and they cannot tiuw get em?
ployment. '
T1IIC I.'wr POvVKR Of A TRADES A.stiKMBLY.
A apoclul meeting ot tho E?*et Tn le* A-iso ubly of
Ne* uk wa* calle! st 3 p. ut. yesterday to nke act inn
against a bul pen.ling lu the Legislature amending tho
law of lilt winter wnloti m ikea it uulawful fur drivers
and conductor* ou horse curs to worK etc ipi at consecu?
tive lioius. Only eight persona respoaded and these
relegated nie unitrr to tue Board of Trustees. Two
years agu the saseiuMy columned 10O ttadO orgaiusa
lions, mid now only eighteen are nominally reniemeiad.
A aotegatt ?ui<l st the imwitnj yestetday, looking sbuut
him: " Our poser ls goa*."
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CIVIL OFFICE
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A( ( KIM A NOMI VA ll.I . ? UK. WOULD
Killi l( BK ntVKRAI,
M> ruc a it vf v.
Wa?o,n,,t, ,N. Feb. lt.?Th* Waslnngti-'ii agent
of the Associated iv. ss aeaghf an mien few with
Gen, n! Sheridaa tims evening for the purpose of
BBC* mining whether BS would consent to make
un authoritative mstemeai in rajtri ka ins alleged
I'r sid. n'iul candidacy.
The 1 'in ral gav* his consent: and it will lie
soon from the f. Ho wing verbal mi ro|>ort of the
aanvarmtloa thal his declarations am thoroughly
explicit:
Agent Of C(iirse, Com ral. you have noticed
thai them las boen aonaadanshla un nt ion of you
during the past few weeks ns a BOSSlhea or probable
candidate f,,r the Presidency next initunin.
General Sheridan?Yes, I have noticed it, but
have sever looked upon thom newspaper articles
as anything moro than thc usual shooting around
in the wools which has once or twice before, in
President al yours, brought my name up in that
connection.
Agent-Put, General, tho talk is more serious
this time, and there appears to ha something like
a concer'cd movement to bring aliout your nomi?
nation.
General Sheridan-Well, I know nothing more
about ibis all-geil M boom" than what I have road
in the papers, except that now and then tonio
friend has twitted mc about becoming a candidate.
But, if tho mutter ts nally now discuss..,i seriously,
lt ls t'mc that all parties concerned should be
Informed that they arc wasting their breath. I
liave never had tho Presidential bo in my bonnet,
and I don't intend to have it, for there is nothing
that would In luce nie to leave tho profession in
which nearly forty years of ruy lifo have boen
6pent to cuter upon a civil namer. So all talki
about my betag a candidate may as well end.
Agent?Bal rappose the Republican Convention
should?
Genna*] Sheridan?Nominate nie? I would not
accept. But there is not the aUghtaat probability
of my Icing nominated; and, in any event, I
would not accept. No! Not under any cirounv
static.*: I du not want that or any other civil
omeo. ___^_^______
UV XII SQ A HU SAW AV UE1BE8&
A WAYWARD ENGLISH GIRL'S SAD STORt
raaownra aw it ruruvne, nonar asm avrtrras
tims t.. n.ii'K win a nrono DiAcnnan
Julia St.inion, a good-looking young woman,
dlaappeered fi mu her homo in Leeds, Kuirhmd,
aliout fourteen ysrs ago. lier patents wera
Wealthy, but Julia is said to have had a wilful
disposition, sud alter having s mo words willi
lier mother ran away with the familv coachman.
Sine* thea a relative of tho wayward girl has
died end I ft her a large amount of money.
Nothing was henrd nf her by her parent*, until
about five years ago. when they sot a letter fruin
he* Baying that she was living in this city. In
South Fiith-flve. Her mother WTOta se "orri
letters ba. k, but did nor get a reply. An agenl
w is s nt hem to bunt her up. but returned to
England without finding any trace of her. Noth?
ing was done :i|i;nn until several months ago,
when Teresa S|>enccr, a young woman, came hore
from Leed* ai the request of Mrs Stanton and
spent s vera] weeks in loookJng for Julia. She,
too, could find out nothing about tho missing
legatee
L>r J T. Ungle, of tho Board ol Health, recently
received a letter from Leds, from Mis. Staaten,
asking him to look into tho mattel further. Ken
Sta i n s id that she had heard that Julia
had b en living in Bulli VBB-at., with a ne^-ro
asmed Bender, that sb'- bad afterward Braved to
Thomns-at., end hud finally been taken to one af
the city hospitals
Since the receipt of this letter Pr (legit
endeavored to find tho missing legatee, A ira c
was found Bl No. 200 South Filth-uv c., who has
been in that neighborhood for twenty years. Ho
remembered a gill who answered td Julia's de?
scription, married to a negro seated Pender, who
lived in the basement of No. SOS Sooth Fifth ave.,
and k-pt a r> staiiranf. This was shoal s,\ yi.irs
ago. An attempt was then made to truce Mrs.
Pender. Dr. Kingia went tea house in Tbompeea
at., where a number of white women stem living
with u. gre ni.-ii. Ile thought ho had tho right
woman, but she turned out to bc a BsltlmoW
belle, wliu had fallon in love with a servant bj bc*
father's family and elojs'd with bim.
Pr. Regie and Detective Savcreooll, of tba
Prince Si net Station, in continuing the search
last, wick fouad Mis. posey, a consumptive, who
was in a dying Condition, at No. 70 Sullivan sU
Mrs. Posey remembered nertie Pender well. Mrs.
Pender told her that lier real nama
was Julia Stanton. ami that slio had
run away from home years before and
left a fortune behind. She said that sim had soon
many a sad day, but bad become so degraded that
she could never go homo and face her family.
It was learned that Pender had deserted his wife,
and that she afterwards went to live with an
Italian who had a peanut stand. A clew that
seemed to bo a good ene led Ur. Nagle and the de?
tective to a house ia Prince-st. Gertie Pender had
lived there, but bad gone no one knew whore.
Thc last Information that could be found ansi
that Julia hud been arrested a few mouths ago and
sent to thc irorkboaea on Dae* hamil's Island
From there she was taken to tho Charity Hospital
and there i> n st relier probability, though it can
not be positively proved, that bbc died and arm
buried in Potter's Field. Ihe records at Polio*
Hetdquertera were carefully m-,h. lcd yesterday
for her name, but it could not be found : and she
nadoubtedlv died without disci..sins her identity
to tho authorities Pr. Nagle will send to Mrs.
Stanton the result of his investigation.
TO Fn Alf A BEPUMLICAX IF.AOFE IS If .4 /.Vf
|{i.?r.'S. lob. 10 (Siieclali.- \ dispatch from Autruef*
Me., to "The Journal-1 says tint tlie convention o?
gelegnite from the Itepubliean clubs of this Stato a
Tort laud on Tuesday to form a si ate [yagon wlil b
a large and enthusiastic Basketing, and will icive ai
Impetus to tho already vlpuoin movement for th(
Wi malle* Bf Kepubllcan dins in me State.. Itnine::
afcly follow lng tho convention a laige number of nov
eton* ait> to i* orgaatseg. Tbe reaveettea i* calle,
by pieeortcb at. Dow. who wit- preaaisal of tho tale
catos in attendance on tba Nat.al league. A. A.
btrout. of I'oitland, ls vice pies du- of the National
Lea** ue for Mali.o, and J. ll. M lilley, of Augusta, kio.,
member of the executive eu Btfttee.
? ? rn i
A DEFAULTER WBC 9OV0U1 l.DUFHT TICEKT\
New Orleans, le!) 1!).?F. 1> 1'oui'ait, tho con
Bdouflal ttSrl of Adolph Ba hr kl bar, treasurer ot
tbe Cotton Bsebsage, ls s default' r for fua.CVto.
Nagari had ChargS ot tho bank box, whlot
contained tho city and btat* bonds tolonginf
to the lotion K&e bango. Ho pledged tho bondi
to three bauks, tho QermsaB*, National baal
of CemmerSS and Mutual Na'ional bank, *tut
s?i an lo,ed tho money received I,i lottery tl Srta.
bims wera tiled to-daj against tin banks for i'm, .<?
BO* i. i ' tho Bonis IV.ii part ami his accomplice,
bm c ls'ii-T, bnvo diisppusted.
ATTEMPTED tUICIDU OP A EK9 tOEMBM.
Boston, Feb. r.?. Qregery I. Arekbeks, travelling
agent for I, v . larker a Co., roil ell isnr*, sf Cherry.
st.. New lurk, Btaampted mickle 11 i..,ui hy shooting
while lu a cab. ibo wounu aa* aught, Iwwevoc

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