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PRINCETON PLAYED WELL
NEW-YORK WINS AFTER A HARD BATTLE.
COLUMBIA VICTOniOUS OVER THE MAXHATTA1C
ATHIiFTIC CLCB.
The baseball season can bc said to be in full swing
ln iplte of tlie Inclcmency of the wcathcr. Thrco
game* were played in this nelghborhood yc?ierdny nnd
falr-Blaed, oold weather crowds were present at cachl
lf tlie weather doe* not soon modera.'o about all the
playera will be down with the grlp. Tlie troublesome
ei?eaae has already got Ita vi*e on many playera and
follower* of the game.
The game at the Polo Grounds yesterday was be?
tween the Prlneeton Collcge and New-York teams and
It waa a srlrrlng rontest replete wltht Intercatlng
featurea. The of.inge and black team la a remarkably
6trong one and its chances of wlnning the collcge cham
piomhlp are brlght Indeed. The Glanta won yeaterday.
but lt wa* oniy by the acore of 4 to 1. and all flvo runa
were made ln the laat two Innlng*.
Prlneeton's great strcngth ls ln Ita battery
and lnfleld. Young ls a remarhable pitcher,
and Pergen a promlslng one. Brokaw ls a
eapital catcher, while Dana. Durell and King
are all good _pen. Prlneeton's oniy weaknesa ls at
Bhort and in the outflcld. Payne ls a good flelder
and batsman, but Wrlght and Rrown have yet to make
their reputations. Young pitehed for four lnnlngs and
Gore'a hlt lu Uie openlng Innlng was the oniy one
aeored off his delivery. The youngater has speed,
curves and above all a cool hcad and cxcelleni control
of the ball. Aiter Oore's hlt the O-kBtB were retired
as they came to the bat untll Hcrgen went in io pltch.
Tlcrnan stnicfc cut twlce in four innings and that is
a reflilt few prc_es*loniil pltchcrs have evcr aceoni
plished. Keele, who has been coachlng the oraiigo
aadkiack team, has done his work well.
The weather was too cold for any man to pltch
nlne Innings and Rusic rellfvcd .lohn Bwlag for New
York after the fourth Innlng. Two hlts were made
ofl each. Durell, Kuirherborlier and Dana made a
tlever doublc play ln the sever.th Innlng. King's work
at thlrd ba-c was also applaudcd.
Prioceton'e oniy rua was ma-e ln the elghth innlng
on a base on balls, two stolcn basea and wlld throws
by O'Rourke. The (Maj-.ts scored tlielr oniy runa Ui
the ninth Innlng on hlts by Gorc. Tlcrnwi and Slattery.
a sacriflce by Whi-Uer, a stolen t-ase and errors by
bergen and Knickerbockcr. The acore was as follows:
NEW-YORK. I-KINCETON.
rlbpo a '. i rl5*>2 ' !
Oore, c f. X - 0 Q !j Dwell, 2 b.... 1 0 2 i \
.lernan. r f. .. 1 - 3 0 ft Payne. 1 I. ? X 0 0 1
llernan, r t. 1 . A 0 0
Kichai_.*on. 2b 1 0 3 2 0
Whlatltr, 1 b. 0 0 !< 0 1
H?tu-iy, 1 I... 1 1 1 0 0
Ciarke, * a... 0 0 0 1 1
Dcnny, a b... 0 1 4 1 0
U.O Kourke. c. 0 0 8 4 2
J. E?v.ng, ,).... 0 0 0 0 0
fcaaaa, p.o l o l o
Total* . 4 0 27 0
Brokaw, r. 0 0 0 2 0
Dana. ?_ b. 0 _t 1_L _ 0
Kni.k.-.-r. si 0 o 0 4 l
YounB. p. 0 } 0 0 0
Bergeu, p. 0 1 O l 1
Irowa. tl. o o o o 0
KilUC, 3 b. 0 0 4 3 0
Wr.ght. c f -?? _______________?____
Totala . 1 *Btl*
Berry, p..
U.ett p. 00 DO 1
Nr.w.Yora". 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-4
l'rine.ton. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 O-i
YATiteA rnna-New-York 1, Princfton 0. rUoXJOOt OT
erioiA-New-Yoik 8. PrU.ccton .. Wl* y^.r1/ _
Y?* 4, PrlD.tton 4. Flrst basr on ,*W*k>_-OH "WMf^
off I'vuslc d. o(T Young 0. olt Borpen 1. Str.tck. out-W
Kwlcc 2, by Kuslc ?. by Young o. D3 nor7-n 4. xwo
fcae hittvouna. _*er_* * ui-*~-D... -ll 2 Bra_?WjWI_a.
tier Deniir. stoleo baaea?SlaUco? _-___'?, 1,ur. .1!
liiWn, King 2. r.o.bl? r>l.T-Kni vkerbo kn. DutA\
tud ii.aa. Wlld pitche*-W<-t. 2. ?**?_dnf*;'_?
0-l.ourka 8, Brokaw _. Ump.re-l'iercc. Uln.e of game
-1:4.. __]
The basetall season In Brooklyn was opened at
Washington Pnrk yesterday afternoon by a game between
the Brooklyna and a nino of ManhatUin OatkBga. The
profeaaionals won as Ihef plt*ased. <?ver 500 people
Crere present la epl'e of the cold weaUMr. ?ltfl..,
Tlie groutids wei-e muddy, e.pecially ln tlie outflew.
BawditsT -was sprinklort over tlw iiil'.r'ld, nnd Uie
Oiamond was tn falrly good shap--. Qulnn's work al
tliircl-base was <?plt-_l. The home tcani put in four
pitchers. Terrv pltching ttic flrst threfl amd Hemniirg,
Lovett nnd taruthcrs two innlnps each. Three catcliers
wcre utlUted. The score was as fauowa:
BKOOKLYN. I JA_U'ERS.
rlbpoae rlbpoae
Colllns 2 b 4 3 3 5 0 ! Klnsler. c. 0 18 2 2
B'.V::- l.-S&aSrn..1..!:!!!!
S>"i!S o,!gr^in3*b8:::So_,o
Kltz;ciald, r f. 0 1 0 0 0
Hcian, v. 0 0 0 11
Mc'.iulre. c ... 0 1 0 0 0
Flynn, 1 b. 0 0 13 0 3
SSStl'V: f t t ? II Total* .TolTlTO
D-liey, c. 1 _> 2 1 0 1
Salr. c. 10 3 0 11
Klr'alow, c. 0 0 2 0 01
ToUls .10 17 27 11 ?'
Rrooklm ... 40048010 4-1G
ft-^riT..'.'.'..'.'....... 00010000 0-1
K-rnr- iiins-Brooklyn 6, Jaar-e'* 0. Flrat baae or.
frTors-nror.klyu 8, Jasper* 1. l..-tt on ba*c*-lJio. k.vn
?8 ;^p.rs 9. Tw-.haa_ hits-r;,i!i,n 2, Byraa 2, Cntoer
2 uu^thcr*. stoip.i baaea Qrlffla 3. nnkafy. C. Cal.
n-s U.ii'-i M-gulre. bawrriac luis-Ouiiin. Buraa.
<VBrlw IKoW wu-d r.ov.tt Kltzcerald 2. Plynn. Kir*t
baa* on'ball*-OlT T.rr.r l. tBAHewnUag -.JjJJp*?0!?" *
,if Bnlaii 0 Mruck out-Obrini 4, Mara. liit,,i aa.
Bi-tM' MeOulra: nu by pitehed br.imuin^. Daley.
VaTpl cl...? Co..l?ti 8. I'-ipiiv-liuBhong. r.me-l .40.
Tho game at Manlattan *^ jreatertag aniB ko
tween the coiumb.- CoUega and the Maohattan Atii
l-tic Chib icani*. The Columbla hi\> won :.ft.-i- an
Meitlng batlile. The Clierry Dktaiond_ail.lct.-_ heM *JM
J*.d up to the sevctuh Innlng. when 1'iUhcr WUaon loat
K cnnnlnp, and lt wae all over -for Uie M. A. ( . .
liollai-d nlavcd liti.lv at second-basc and Moi-gan al-o
did |0-4 WOtk at shortstop. The score waa as follows:
MANHATTAN. | COLVMBIA
rlbpo i e' "' Xb po a a
Yo-.np. 2 b.... 2 I 1 1 0 Hon. 3 b. 1 1 ? 1 0
lili" II . 12 2 4 3 Mojf.n, sa.... 2 10 3 0
Ja bbnel.c t. 0 2 5 0 2 DeUaad. 1lb-.. 0 0 412
11. Sn.iUv c. . 2 3 X) 0 0 Soabv. I }...... 1 ,. 0
v.,?l 1 b . 1 2 12 O 8 Vincdlt, 1 b... 1 -11 o (i
OlWlri 1 .. " llH M.U...... p. _ 2 0 5 0
V? n?,,,t **.. O 1 0 0 A Wilbur. e ..... 2 A 5 A
l,.d,-.!.k. r f... i 1 0 q o Bow.aU. r f.... ? 2 i l l
aVaVwa. n. l oo_2_o i sniit... l t. i o ? " o
Totala . ?l5 27 8 11 I To t^s .13 12 27 10 4
rianliauaii A. C.I 1 2 2 0 0 0 1 0-8
colunmia College.2 10 2 10 4 0 A-lA
tarred n.i.a-.Manhattan A. L". 3. ColnmbU 4. l-lret,
h-isr o-i crr.r?-Manhattan A. C. 3, Ctlumbu* 5. I^cft on
Manhattan A. .'. 7. Colurebua 11. Bw on ballj
vii Wilnon 0. oT Mavhan. 0. BJaaek out-H. SnjIU.
VeanX. WUaon. Dollard 2. Mavham. Horwcll sinl r.; 2.
.j_Tec-_aae l.itwDoimrt. Bncii. Tw*.b*_e hlt*-l-.llla,
?,.___, Smlth. UoublP _.l*v-ltn?anl and > inccnt.
baVnSv* hiuicar-eocll. J. Srnlt- ftojt, Dollart, Vln. j-nt.
Wlld ultehea?Wllron 1. Mayham 1. l'r,*?prt t-alls-bmlth 2,
"Vllbur 2. Time of (ts_re-2:13. Uaaplre llaaa
Tlie Rldgewood and Merritt tcami wil! plar at Pidce
!Wood Park to-day. Tne Kew-Yorh at;d Mctrop_ilitan
tenir.s will plav at the Polo Grounda to-morrow.
The New-Yt.rk <!ub \(z\pr(\*y forfflally relca>e<l
Jo?eph Hornung, the oatftelder. Hornunc last nlght
was hunted up bv Manager P. T. Powera. and the ex
Glent agreed upon term* and will go with the BufTalo
club.
LEHIGH OfTrLAYS W1LLIAMS.
Bethlehem. Penii., Aprll 4 (Speclalh-Lehlgh played
her flrst game of ba^ball for ihe season today, nnd
vanquished the sttong team from Wllliams College by
a acore of 10 to X The bxttcrlcs w?e Mapea and
Hu'llfcter for tho rlaltora and Pcttriran and ivlt.cld for
Lchlgh. The home team pliycd a bt-autlful ficld game,
was exceptionally strong at the bat. carnlnc five nms,
and her battery woik was cxi-ellenl. 'J he vlattora
were uo matcli for the home Blaa at the b?t. but t'l.ir
briliiant fleld work kept down the aeara, which follows;
l.?hlgh .... 0 0 2 _ 1 4 0 1 0-10
\vilharna. l 0 l o 0 0 1 0 0- 'l
WE\V-F.NtiLANP IlASF.r.AI.L LXAOtTB.
Boston, Aprll 4.?Al an arij.nrtied nicctin!; of Ihe
_Hk'taglaiiil Ba-eball Leagne !-.>t t.ight an appkeaUoa
for meiuba^Mii w_* recelved from Liwrcnrc. Provi
ieaea and Brorktoe wara al*<> .ippiicat.ts for aatraaee,
and as ot.iy one aaare ehab is ueedad t- aaaha ug tha
eight whi.-h ai-e to constitutc the laagM, a eeanmtttee
consl-tln'p of I'tvs-derit Fiiller, Ylcc Prt-sldent Uw U
a-nl Mr. (irwrili-af, of Woroeater, w;i* .iio.-'-n to arJeet
ulrtch cf tlie applicanU. should be admltted. The
Bchc*ii_e commlttee was reduccd fiom alx to three
mauiib-r*.
-?, ? ?
A BALLPLAYF.irs sllT FOR BALABT gAUA
Troy, n. Y., April 4.-in tha eaaa af Artfaor a.
Kuart. against Walter F. llovt, Uw jury in tho
Clnuit Court to-day found a vcrtlit of no cause of
adlon. The plaintlff hrought *nit lo racover two
niontha' mlnry as cei.trefielder of the Troy -Oaaball cluh
of IIBt. ..lleging that th<- gfiaadaat, who llvc* lu
Washington, waa the actual pn.prlftor of tne cluh, al
though ~' Ted" Bullivan wa* tne nomlnal proprictor.
ARRAXOINO ASbOCIATION CONTRArTS.
Clocinnati. Antll 4.?The following offlciol bulletln wa*
jMued U)-day bv -"resident Ix>ul? Kiam.-i-. ot Uu- Ainer
kan A**o*l*tioii : ?
Awiiounccment is made of the folloting rontracta sd
proved :
With Clnclnnatl-Michael J. Kelly, 11. Vau.hn. J. E.
Beaiy. Thoir.x* Mer.ill. George E. Andrewa, Frank D?\.r.
John J Carney. Edward M. Cranc, Arthur W. Wl
Jair.c* E. Cannan. W. H. Kobiukon. M. Kllroy. Ulitiid
Joiii.non and J.iry lluiiey.
With Columbua-Thoniaa J. Dawea. _- Lchanc. E- E.
plavtland and J. bolan.
With JjaaklTlllB r J- Donovan. Plillip Ehret. Thomas
Cahlll, Pa-;i took uud K. K, 1
vvi* Philadi iithla-Joliu C MrOea
With 81. Iy.-.i--Will!.in KaaOBBi CJark 'irifflth.
Wllh \V:,*hi.ii.t-.',T-U-b?'rt Milltr. E-BM I hutrlllTi-, 1'aul
ta. iiiii'-. Ih aaaa _>. Hart,
Kciva.c. l.nui.*.iiie?Mairy Va.ighn to Cli.clnnatl.
I. M.IAVIX KF.I.P.ASF.D AND KF.ARUK>,TF.L>.
H. l.f.iii*. Aprll 4.-The case of the pitcher Mark
pg_ga - arraaaai oa a eharge BL aaa
win. etheea to induce -fiiver" Kinp. tb^ Bivaraa1 i ?.-:.
pitcher. Ui "Juinp" his M Un.Xs 88808001 and slgn wllh
tbe League, was nolle pros&ed thi- torenoon. Hut ua
aaaa* ?_ Baldwin btepped ouulde tlie court-ioom he
Avoid La Crippe
With its headache, backache, naesing, fever, prostration,
soreness of the stomach, throat and lungs, and symptoras
of pneunionia,?by purifying nnd vitalizing tlie blood with
AYER'S Sarsaparilla. This medicine acts with nn
failing potency upon the stomach, liver, kidney?, and other
blood-making, blood-purifying organs, expelling from the
life current every trace | of epidemic poison and enabling
the system to resist its influence. To relieve and cure
what is known ns the after symptoms of La Grippe, take
AYER'S Sarsaparilla. Don't be [persuaded to take
any other. A9k for
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Cures others, will cure you
vma rearrestcd on new Informatlon. this time the charge
belng that ... ha-1 "ronaplred Y'V^rMfaMa ?
diice" Klng fo '-Jniiip" 1ns contra.t. Tho trlal ls BM
for next Mondcy.
GAMES IX OTHER C1TIES.
rhiladeiphia, A|H1 4 (Speclal).-The vnlvrralty of
Penn-vlvanla nlne drfcatcd the Partmouth Collese nlne
her to-dav In an cxcltlnsr game. by a a.cro of 0 to 0.
tb* leeel taaai -a? -ithct thioa of its aeal p-Bgaea, and
ncithc. team had mueh prartiee. Parrah, f.an-lnr and
UraVca played dnoly for Fenr.-ylvanla, while Barry,
Thomp.-on. Hcath and BUhl did good wcrk for Dartmouth.
The aeore by Innlnga waa aa follows:
peaaajlvaala . I 9 1 J g ?, * 1 M
Daittnouth . 00020-0- o-o
DHtrrla-nowinan and LanMng for Pcniisvlvan a. and
Bi-otl. ai.d Barrv for Dartmouth. l-a-ehli'-l'enn*. lyjuila
i?_.rt"l_.l-.. Knors-rrimaylv*..!:. 2, Dart.-ouUi .,.
A good alrrd rrowd went out to thfl LBBgaa pitund* to
d?r to ?laaaa* the liaaitlll ir?me between the l'.iiii.M
Hii'iai and Hartsville tcama. The loeal team ouipiayid Ita
ipjlBBIIr ?- every polnt, and won eaally. The BSae*
wa* aa f ollow*: _. __ _
llartavlile . 2 2 a o 5 3 S-lfl
l'hl adeli.l.la . 0*805 4 J-iv
r.a-chlU-HarUvillo 5, Phlladelphia 10. Errora-Hart*
vliv 4 Phlladelpl.la 3. Pitcmra-Ilenderaon and Tho.n
ton. tJniplrr-Rlddle.
St. Loula. Aprll 4.-A well-rortAted game of oaaaba.1
Maa p'aved here to-day between the S-. Lou.a and U.e
Columbu. teama. The game wa* of the llvcly battlni;
and clever flelding order, and waa won by the home n.ne
br thia acore: _ _ _ ?_in
m. Lou.a.:.... 3 o o a 2 o o o o-io
Col.mbu*. 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4- -
r.aachH*?8t. Loula 33. Columbu* 11. ^_*!-,__r
LotVi. C. C-lu.i,b..a 2. Pltrh.r_---rl-l.th and -MMg-t.
1'iiipire?01e_*_n.
Fall Rlver. Mnsa., Aprll 4.-The Clneinnatl and Bc.a
ten llll liill-- HBBBB played a well-con.ei.Vd ?ame to
dar the Western fam wlnning by this acote -.
___,*-__-_,::.I t 1 '1 I I I ! U
-_???
TWO ARMORY RECORDS BROKEN.
MANY PEOrLE SEE THK SEVENTH REGIMENT
GAMES.
At least *.M>0 peopie were prc?ent at the 7th Regi
ment Armory la-t i.ight to see the competitlon of
memben. and conipank-s ol the r.glmcnt in thelr ath
letic games and coiit-t.. The games cxcltod the
mateat- in.er.st and at Ha*. t_- -W-0-* rccords were
brolten. Following are the arlanen ol the flnal heata :
Handlcap 10**, 1.000 ;_id* run-Won by F. D. Cadrnua,
in 2 intnvitcs M M aaaaaia.
Koll-r tkating r_ce ot one-half mile-V.on by J. J. Me
Clave iu 1:4Bi a new reeord.
Saf'.tv bicvele rve, one mlle, for thoae who have never
won a prl-o-won bv A. P. MlMK, ln 3.40 35. Thl* be.U
the aimory reeord.
Oiv-half-...!!.'. walk-Won by J. C. Korth, in 3.28 4-5.
Mn ty-three-yard run-Won by L. __.Ul.er, In 10 1-5
SCC2_0-.-ard _______-_? run-Won ty Ci. E. DunacomD -
?J5 3-."> aacaada.
Sack race. 50 ynrda, a.ratch-Won by C. S. Du.se ln
8 oae a-M handlcap r-_-Waa by a. b. Qeaete, aeeaaehi
time, 48:33 14 ?"> ofids.
44(..v_rd handlcap run-Won by S. Scl.weglcr; time.
2l'(a.yard handlcap racc-Won by S. H. Morrcll, ln IB
secondK.
Half-mile run for tho reglm^ntal cup-Won bv L. BBBB.
eker : _aaa 2 :18 3-5 acconda.
Whrclbatrow i-ace-Wo.i by E. B. Ciary.
Company F, laareaaated i.v K. H. Maftril and r. s.
Duaae, -on the three-legired raee of 170 yard*. maitln,
a reeord of 24 seconds. ?
Two-miio Ueyele ;*"e. Baadleaa?Woa by s. j. Re-aaa.
Half-mlle race, in heavy marthing order- Won by A. B.
..eor-e 1u 2:30 4-5.
W. B. MUat won the obat.cle race, and J. C. Kor.h
won tho running hig'a jump. Georgc Bekweglet won
puttlng the IC-pound *hot at 34 feet.
.-^-?
RACH.a IN* ENtil.AND.
London, April 4.-.M tha aeeaad day of tl.c I^lccater
-pi-ing B-eettng to-dag the prlndpal rare on the pro
granmic was for the 1'oitUnd MB-BB Of _-.1,0O0 for
twivyear-olds, tive furkinps straight. lha raea was
won i.v J. B. Lelgh'a bi-rwa lllly Flyaway. H. II.
Cooibe'a brown iiiiy Petooraa tn* aeeaid; aad u.e
Uukc of Portland's broara Blll Katharinc II thlr.1.
30 vote IX OBBBTBUBDBBBIi distbTcts.
Trcnton, Aptil 4 9?m ial;.-Ex-Jud^e R. B. BttJ
monr, on behalf of the Bepahllcafl Aldermcn of Jcrscy
City made appliratinn in the suprcmo Court yesterday
for' a writ of ccrtiorari U> brlng up for revlcw Ihe
gerrymander rc.olution pa^ed by the B0M?1 of AMer
men of that city la>t n.onth. Judge Baf-BOnr aaked
Hlao for u- -tav, so that the cniing charter election
in .Ter?ey Cily might he held under the old Alder
manic lines. lle .onlendcd that the M. of 1W1.
under which the rcdi-trlctlng re-olulion was adoptcd.
is lllegal; that the Board of Aldcrmen should have
changed tha Hota by ordinat.ee. and that the apecial
meeting at whieh tlie rcsoluUon wa, pa.-e<l had not
been rc-g.-.inrly ealled.
C.rpcrat.on Counsel Edward,. KIM-Metlag the D-tno
ri-at-. p,,t >tres.. BB the fact thut the B__yd hnd l,il-|
Bgala paaaai tho g.rry.nar.d.r raaolBUOfl for the par
POM _| curing thl IBBI BBBBad d_C_-t. If the coinu.
electlon had to bc beld under the old line-. the city
would ba put IB _BI_- cr.pe.,-: new election o?U*n,
too, woald have tn be appolnted.
Jodg. s-vn.our MM thal if tlie ele.tk.n la heM und?r
the near Unea, BBd the law of 1W.1 shall here_ftcr bc
aeelarad a__r_-a*_l_a_loiial. the arhole ch-ctio:. woald be
rttiBted. and all tha Bieanbera etected K> th
w?_a c^uaftS,.?M *?u?*_ ?*?*-+^\
ihe ini appii..i fo!-. bal te aii.-w tha eoBBtag ?
to be held acrording to fhe gcrrymandered lines. Judire
can Svrkel said Ihat the court whs iiidlned t/> tl.lr.U
thal tho aet Is constltatlonal, and that, therefore. no
-l.iv would bo granted. The writ of rerti?.._ri iu rc
rurnable at the June tr>rm of the H.premc Court.
BWBBTBIO BBOIBBBBB HAT STBJKE.
The strikc of mrdianlc-, framers. englneers and
other workmen empl .yed on the new bnlkllng of tho
?New-York Cracker Company, at Fiftecntli-st. and
Tniitl!-r.ve., which hrgan nn Tuesday. l.ecnmc rompll
(i.ted jeHeiiaf l.y the -aaaai of tha ?aeaatria En
glncerV tnlon that the rompany which owns and
rapp-Bfl buildlngs v.lt:i hod-hoistlng englnes must tal.e
thelr cnglno out of the cracker company's hullding
beeaaad a nnn-uninn onglncer hnd been put to work.
Tho englneers added that nnles- thir. engino wa* taken
out. at once e-vcry unlon cngineer In this elty employed
l,v this company upon about alxty-flve buildings would
|D on >til_io (o-morrow. If ti.is- strlko liapp?>ns over
ri.OOO bileiilnyerH will be thrown onl ,,f work and tlie
prlnclpal part of the bulldlng operations ln town would
bo auspended.
Mr. Kccl. tho contraetor for the Hod Hol-ting Englne
coiupanv. said that tho englne should not be taken
out, but ahortly aftcrward tlie obnoxlous machlne
ttopped running. Tho stnke was ordercd to forre
ictor McCnllmn t.< etapVoj unlon men. tiiis nr.
MrCullom iay? he will not do, but will cmploy non
unlon men to roof tho buikllng.
A -.|uad <-f polloeBMn trom the Chnrlesst. pn_i.-?
Btatlon ls -tatloned Bl tne new facioiy 10 prevent any
attempt to dcitroy p.operty.
A ooofetenee was held between the Boardof WUfr
ing Delegatei and the preeideet ?f the Newior.
Cracker Company. Mr. Iloime*. last nlght, at which
Ihe president said that he would fi.rcc Contrartor
McCullum to cmploy unlon men or brcak Ilis cohtract.
Mr. MoCallan aaid that i.e aroaM flght.
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STAGE AFFAIRS.
Yesterday (April 4) wa* the birthday of the late Law
rence Barrctt. Hc would have been flfty-three year*
old.
Edwln Dooth rloafi hla cca>on yesterday at the
Arademy of Mii.ic, Biuohlyn. lle playe-1 Hamlet. A
great audience was prt-sdit.
Mr. Joscph Haworth will travel next season as a
btar in Irafedy. Mlsa Oale ariU alae taUc the fleld a-,
a traglc star.
Mr. Tnole, the eelebrated Engllsh romedlan, arrlved
ln Ceylon on March 3. "The Ccylon Independent"
(March 41 npa: "Ho loaaad tl.c very pirtu.- of
heaith, and wus In o.vellcn. ipMtB. IhOBB who were
luciiy aaoagh to bo in Uie vi. inity wet'C vastly amused
.,-. the wny in which he chaflod the Tambie* and
otbara arho had boantcd the ship. Ti.is tie did ln his
own iniiniuil.lc r-tyle. Mr. TootB Ifl on hlfl way la Lon?
don, bat expecta te -ix-nd a few day. Ib the Rlvtera
en nmte. He appeara at bta oarri theatre iooo a_t_r
Eaater. -In Kew-Zeatand,' said tlie ....nedlan. " I
.iia\(d to the largeal burineaa ever knoara Ib ihat
country, while ln Aaatralla mv honaea were alwayi
aaaimed.' v-'n-d whether )m lihrd Australia. the
it-plv waa: -w. ll. I Uke the placea thal like me, and
Vuatralla liked me. so there you are. If Ccylon Uke*
bm i ahall be eb__r_ned arlth ceyion, an.l that's aii
aboat lt_'"
TBABMATLAETW TBAYBLLBB8.
Among the paiaeBgaia aalttag lor Europe on 0m
Cunard iteamahlp Cmbria yeaterday arera John a.
Aniii-rson. ConauHJeaei-J aaal Dtplonatte Afaol
,-i calra; Captain J. M. Aodreare, i>r. boberl
i;,ii. . iptain Ocorge .'. Bagly, B. AahBrat
..i-.i.iw.-ii aad i. i.'.y Qiadardl, i>r. Belah Mcn-ui.
I'nited statea Conaol at Jeeaaaleai; T. Many
Swlngard, C. ll. B. ?- i--i?i-i-t, Major B. .......1.
K. ... li. Q ??!) Bfl ??i.i, ll. ?'. Water*, Rayatond P. Vlnton
an.l Dr. Daridson. The f-orth < eraan Uayd atean
ship Aller tOOh out among her pB*B_HgUra, <). de Bt
Aiibin, Dr. n C. Uetebonar, Dr. Charlea MeBurney,
\V. M. Whltoey, Ji'-. W. A. I.ail and B. H. Kinot, On
board the Freacb iteamahlp La Champagna for Haere
arere Madame Barrioa, Uentenanl P. n. Ctarke, Dr.
II Foentea, Captain C. N. Meracbo, Dr. L. Warner,
Ui'o .,,;iiii de r-t. i.on and Jacob Lorillatd. On tha
Hpaudam foi Kotn i-.iani w ?? ? tbe Kev. \v. Ten
Brlnh Dr. J. I'. Cliartrand, tbe liaron nnd baronesa
de Fonteullllat. Dr. A. L. Btern, Davld Uvlngato?, tbe
Kev. \. Van \v.ic-U:ir". and sergl de Hcrl
CBXTVBT rjj-B UBMBEBBBir IXCBBABBD.
The < intiii-y Clab beld its regular nonthly BMetlng
laat evcnlni ln the elob-hooae, flo. 7 Weal Forty-thlrd
st. Al tlie baalBeea bbmIob it vaa dc.ided
to lin-;-eayi the meinbcr^hip of tho clab from
-.,, to 3,000. The iisunl monthly BXhltdtton
cf new paintings in the galle.y of Ur
club-hoiihO v.ill lic open to invitcd friOQ?a
of tlie membors lo-day nnd to-menow. An.oug the
latareettag exaaplaa air two toiaja portraltfl i.y i?>t
man .IoIhimhi, of the palntcr hini-.il', and of aa I -V?l
dc.nt Clcv.'latid, a Bad i>"iu.rii of Dr. 1'hil.p t>cliaff, by
iloward ltusseii Batlar. and other Bletana bi W li.
Beard, C. Y. Tnumer, urala c. Tlflaay, T. w. Wocrd,
Kiu-cmaii Van KItea, Will H. Low and Frank Fowler.
DECK1R KILLED DY JUHPIBQ 1ROB A TBAIS.
Th,- iBBjacat I,. ihe caa* of la, ck.-r. tlie jockey ?hosr
,-a, fom.d on UM siil" of tha hiJii-.i : MI "f tb*
Kew.Havea Iiailroad on Mareh ... ?.? twdid at VI ?
.?ii..>t .- Friday balore C..iei Drewa jnd hi> jury. Dr.
i arard fgOUaaMen I -'-i. 'i thal b? tsmm bb aatapay na
Dccker'a body, aad iren.'! thal Um >_..?c of d'a'.h v.as .i.i.
t,, un- iiij.i.-i,- i.e ;,jii recelved aboal th- bead. Tha J.-ry,
,,,1 r belna aai ebemA Bfleea attaalaa, readnad a \crdi.t
that llei-k-r di, d ttOm ? PJBUlBUd "-'lll, -M-la, H--.I arhU*
? from B BMVlBa trulu betwecB W -I !,en.-, md
Baj . beater. Hm Jury ai?o eeaaatad AHhar, th- eaa>
(iii-i.ir. ,',- BOaalag Dccket t.. jump oit ti,<- Bwvlaa irj;n.
John Campbell. 'te- boiaa oanaar, < >\<, we* Dccker'a
. ii |iio-.-i r, v. a- iise.a CaMpbdl bad Deekei aadca con.
na. t u, . de hi- beeaca. aad th<- aaddea d.-Htii oi th.
will ii ,- m\ li reaalt la :. Bnaaclal Ioaa to Caaapbell.
Very Important
To
_nd niakt
Tl.e Importancc of takln-.* a gaad Snrlim Medflne ? ?
?ot ba 8IUWtlB-OBd' Tl..- .l.i.iiKil.B w.alh-r all.-t* tli
hnii.an ayaaaaa m aaah a aai thal lt |H "r,w "' KV",ir '""'
?r ,?rt aapaelBUy BU-ecfUUa t? th. beaeBI la ba derl
from _ lelfcablc Biaparatlaai Uka HoodN Bar-aparUl
make your blood pure, gWB you a g..?d 880*081
5-011 i"t.ion_r, take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
-wi.r.. u.y boy wa? t?o yeara aM, be araa attaeked ;<nd
auffercd a long time w.th acrefuki atrea, Tke p_y?k_ea
*t hn.th toid u* to |tw htn Hi*"F* _at__jarnia, aaieh aa
did Twa ' Batlea earad i.m- xir i? now 10 y. an oi?t aad
kM aaa han aay alga of Berolala aba*-. Wfa laaiaiHiad
??aTa Baiaaaaraia." m^. B, c. OUVMB. a KMdaa
Strect, CU-v land, ohio.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
??I r.'.ommend Read*! BaraaparlBa a. t',e V-st aprinp or
fall mcdi.u.c errr kaawa. I waa tnehlad wii l
foellng. partlcularly lt. the noming. aad Wl eeearally
BfBBrabla H-.ol'* BarBBfar 08 uaw BM Btraagth anrt made
M laal waU." alkx. O-.iili.k. BU w. m <.??*. Btraaa,
Baltlmore. Md.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
"My little ?lri'?
tho blood. that ?<
and hnd 10 baaa I"
uird aaiiiyihlai *
. lllll I
pyaa l.i-cair.c to ion on inB t/> hnmor in
wsta afiaid t-r..- waaM laaa ber
r ni ;. d?tk ro?m for Bla aaak*. We
,. , o-ilit U.ml- of, Im'- i.oihing (i.d I.i r }
ti..-.: ii-.'.t"* NaraagarUta. Bu
i ,n to t-'.-t eeth t. aml aaa aha la aathn Iy an IL \\.- j
HiiHk it is a very alea awdk l B. OMaOM, Haa
Biaati .V. u.
The j'.v tn people raredaf li.-*pep?ln ;>y ir.nd- s?nr*a.
IRtrilla I* oftcn 1. voiid expi -*lon. '] <, \*. r. __ _,,| _._.,,,_
Iha tailaua of ladlgcatlon, heartbon, nai ..j, |M,^ oth.-r
dlatreaalBg *_mi|.toi.i?. i* aaJBelcet eaiae r. r ihe grateful
lettaia "? leeefre. lf v.,.. bbBr irom m- troabk .,.
(i.v-i" ptic Batara, tom alea beada be, m lhat aU graa.
Und X-- Haa*, kaki l. Md'a Baraaparllla
Tho Spring Medicine
"Whrn I llv.-d ln I'lniu I WU M.-k a |..n? iin,e, fmm
-.-l.r.t, tha doctor i-aid u*. aum M HBlarlB iBVer. I d., iil.d
to Uko linod'* SaMai.ar.lla, and It brouglit n.n out aii <?. K
I Uko it .m ry -i.rii._r. and any Ua* ,,lV .,_., ___, ,, ,,?,,_. _,'
Ki |Bi Haod'a Baraaperllla. arhleb alwaya deaa bm .md."
il. I-;. COUd-TB, of Wlghtflaaa 4 Colliaa, 5 Baurar**.,
Cleveland, Ohlo.
Tho Spring Medicine
?-I aaaaMw He8d*a s*r--pai-ii? the baaa -nrinc medicine
and cM iri.lv *JV tl.... |. ?Mafcea UM w.j* Mro.-ig.' i
uke it au iaaaaaa of um >....- arhea neeead, and ?wM
glaa IHe doU.-- fa i ba Ua M ll U i eavM nut gct, lt for
ie*-." ai.i;::i;i a. JAOXOW, BvnglaatBa, u i., \. y.
llood'a bar?Ji>arilla i? iv _Uar M It-r-lf
Th? Spring Medicine
"i baat !?? - ii aaaTtaead ti.at Hocd'? Har-aaarllla i* on?
of th? pi<-:.t *i m>_:,ii.* in aaa *orW i *i> im* fm um
i-titi- al aii atkat tr->i ri.-.t. raa down, bard-i
Bood'a laraaparilla i? aat .ni\ .--in'ii *% ?
mria?r, i-.t I
aiaadlag." Mra. M t. Bl IRLE1 i. Baathvllla
v. o , .
X. Bi B
f*Old by all drugplit-. 81
C. 1. IIUOD a 00., AlH.il:
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Bla I.r *0. Pivjiarod oniy by I b.,ld liy ?il i.ufimtl*. 81 ; a_a for a_. I>i?>parc4 toly by
.riih, Lawetl, Maaa. 1'Cl.MOOD I CO., tpathacarlea, LbwbU, Maaa
IOO Doses One Dollar
IOO Doses One Dollar
RAILROAD IXTERES1S.
TO RKST'ME PAY.MENT OF COMM16SIONS.
Chie.ro, April 4 .SpcciaD.-'Thc ?,","n?,l?;|)* ;en .!
la vlrtnally .Ctlrd that Bfl -!?__*__ r-ada wl 11 o,.er.>
rosu.ne tha parn.ent of c..,.u, -BM 1" Jrun? n- and
Ontn.l IMJBa territo,T at once. ln tb*, the -TrtOB
Faciflc. which a.n.ally did hold off on ??"*?* **
ncs, ),;,s announced. bBBB-N of evidenre n ta poa.
?eaalon which leavcs M raaaa ? ?P'-tlonlng t
atMp tliat rert.ln'con,c.,.,K,r--.e_ have pa, ngII
along. that N will begln the paymentagalnne*. *M ?
dav. Tl.la news was rccelved In I hl.-ago to-day. und
no douht as.lsted the BMa here that have reeenti,
been _Matttfaf tbfl matter. to *ide what .o,.r?e they
shall pursue. Another meetlng waa held Ihls mornlng
nv some of tho .cpresentatives to deeld. 0_ the an
ir. _f?VS__._ aereernent set.t b-Wadeaet arlth such a
Sn-SftSSS of tr._n.pet* by the board of rullng, 1.
UMON PACIFIC FEnRCARY STATEMKNT.
?oaton Aprll 4.-The statement of earnlngs and B?
Dcnscs of tho Cnlon Paclfic Rallway. whole system.
for the month of February, 1891. as rompared witb
the corr,.pondlng monUi *9*T~, ia "J^
Eirulng.. ?;S.|tf ?S.^ Bftflg
.xpen*-* . cMafe ---73. OUHJ}
Hurplus .... "??? 7 547 120
Mllea operated. ' ?868 7'M7 ,
The statement of earnlngs and expensea. whole
system, for the two montha to February 23. UH. *
compared with the con-cspondlng two monthr. BBM
year, ls as follows : ^ ,ncrf|M Df,,r.,v.
F.rnin?, .06.70)4,010 16.031.1..VS ?070.83- _??
ijiritinu' . * n?H on7 i C',n ,,. - . i?.ii'.i
Mllea operated . <,008 .."<
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MTST LIVE VV TO THEIR CONTRACT.
Kansas Citv, Aprll 4 (gpertal).-Judge Phlllips ln
tlie Cnltcd states Clreuit Court, to-day rendercl a
de. l-ioii Ifl favor of Albert I.irker, a rnpltalist of S.in
MafB, C:.l., who biought sult to recover the possesslon
ot r?l .'-O.OCO in bonds contracted by Ca-s County, Ma..
in septembcr, IMT. More than twenty year- BfO
bond_4 were isaiied by several townships Ifl Caaa Ooanty
for Ihe huil.ling of cert-.in tailroads. They wero ncver
pald. Purker for sever.l yeara held some of theae
bonds. Ho made an agrecment with the County Com?
missioners of Caaa Coaaty lo pay oir aii tlie oM raii
wi.y bonds ln cash and Cnss County in torn wns to
rcimburse him by tho baal of new bonds payablein
thlrt. vears and redccmab'.e at the option of the
,;??,,.-.- at the end of twenty years at B _*/??*, the
bonda to bear the ttnte _>ovember !.____ "?
<omnils-.ione.s recretted the contiact and refuaed to
glve up the bonds.
A NEW W-M1BB Rr?AD INCORPORATED.
Logansport, Ind., Aprll 4.-The Indlnnapolls, Ix>
iraiisport nnd Chicago Rallroad haa been incorporatcd.
with a tapltal of $-1,000,000. The mad wTll be a dlrcrt
line between IndJai.apolis and Chicago. The ineoipo
rators aro Cincinnfttl, Indinnupolis and LOgaaeport <ap
italtsts. I-'rom Indinapolll tO this dty tlie road will
un through Marion, Hamllton, Boone. CUnton, How
ard and Saa C-BBtlee. Tha route ls throagh the beat
fnrmlng .ouniry in lndluna.
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NO INFORMATIOS TO OCTSIDBBS.
Chicago. Aprll 4 (Spcx-lal).?The fljaBB?OB has been
rnised as to whether members o( ihe Western Frelglit
or Tii.nV A--oclaflons are nt llbcrty to faVBlah lines
not meml.ers wltli procccdlngs of assodation mctt
ings. fhahniai. Mldgley gave, an opinion to dny to
the effect that It ls again-i the ,plrit of all Western
iigi-C'-ments to furnish lines not ln them with such
Lnformation. _f
A NEW IOUTMEBV IXOAT).
St. Louls. Aprll 4.-A dlspatch from A.istln. Tex..
says- Th-' T'x.i-. Lo.iinlaoa and Eastern Raiiroad Com
panr with rapltal stock of *lf.0,000. ha? lll'd Its charter
ln the ofhee of the SecrcMrv of BtatB. This road Is to be
bullt f.on. Monroe. ln Montgom^ry Couniy. to aome polnt
In LlbTty County, a dlstanc- of 'orty mlles.
-???
PRESIDENT OF ARKAVSAS MIDI-ANT).
M Uata, Aprll 4.-A dtanatch from Helena, Ark., aays:
?Maior John J. Horn.r was jlflBUdBg eloetc-t president
of the ArkanaM Mldland Bm0t**4 (ompaay. vlce Colonol
a. ji. rahaaaa raaagaad on aecoBal of m-heaitii. Coionci
johnaon wa- eWted vlce-presldent"
A PRIZEF1GTIT AT A SCHOOL W-OSI-fft
lndiar.apolia, April 4.-A dlipBtcb to "The ICewe"
sars: -The puhlic school at OlUL Ind-, <"lo<ed laa
night with an old-fashioncd school cxlribltlon. COOal
ing of 99993 . dla-Ogaea nnd .leclamaiions. The pro
rramme itarted off artth a prayer by the local mini-tcr,
toUowed bj aa Bd-reaa by a ttaatea. Oaa of the prln.
cipal feat.ucs of tho ciiterlainnieiit was a flve-round
boxlng ....itci. beteBBBB 'WBaa' Bead and ?Ben? Bara, ol
M,-i, reoo. The paglUata taoh adaaatafe ol the ichool
exblbttlon to make II a Bfht to a Bnlah. ?**' HMjer.
a fltditer "f frTdianapolI-. acted oa rcferee. rii
%nX&*tA*lfc
roi.nda, blood flowtng ftccly. Bead aaa haoe_-0 oui
aad the fun ceaaed."
.-?
DE ITH OT BBOBOB C. WBXBhB.
Newhnrg, April \ (Sperii.l).-..c..._- C. W.-n/le. p^Y
de-ii of the Newberg Co_na___n Oeam-U and Aldannaa
Hl-'l-r-u-e diOd al 19 oVl-irk .-..!.>' after a lORg a*C-l
mm f,',i-tvcig!it yeaaa old. lle was a pt-mlneal
,?,,*,,(.r ol thl Oerman foeletic--. Kalghta of llrmor
?md the MaeoBle orter. He eane to Jfew-Yorh froa
r,e,n.-.nv when voun;:, and after .OBdaetlng l |
box hetory -hea* arlth hla falher, eaae to thia city.
ii,- hnd I.ii beea tarenty-flee year*, m-d M bla dea.h
waa the oaraer of a paper-boi faetory. BeaW. - belng
aa AMerana )w was mi Baclae Commlaatoaer. lle
had afaraya been a Kaach Repabllcaa He lcarea a
wldow and alx cliildren, one of a/hoaa is .Mrs. ... .-.
s hiivler, <>f lirooUlyn.
ttfo girnrDLBBS IB THE X0IL8.
St. l.oui-. April 4--A "POBl D-patch" telcSr.iin
f:om Fayett-Ule, >:?>.. aoya: utJvAtxf Baker BBd
?no, toi-- liouai-d. two men arho awladled ihe Alllance
treaaarer, DoareU, out of i.r!,ooo. wcr? this forenoon
held for the Oraad Jary ki Bm aaon of uys.oo.. eaah.
Sharifl Koxle, of W_t_rlr*_, i..w-a. arrlved thia tnoni
inc arlth tiie ie?ra_Bt___a paper. fc-r the swi:idlcr> and
haa gona to Little Ro.-k to pi-eaent koea to Oo?crt_or
WABWUBtOB PRJXTERS <).V STRTKE.
Washlngton. Aprll 4.-The uc.lon pi-intc-s ln hali
a dozen or more of the leading f-b BB-MB ln this city
B*Ml 0B Btriha yesterday. on account Of the rcfu-al uf
ihclr cmploycrs to grant an iBflfaa _B wag-s of ^ 1-1
ent.s -in 1,000 cms. Tlie emplojcis are mahlng Bfforta
t/i llll tha plares va-atcd, and say they will have all
the help thev need by Monday. The number of men
i.ov. oat is _a_l thau a hundred.
TBE BLBCTBK MOTO/f c.lK.v TAKFX OFF.
OMcaaja, Aprll *.-A dlapateh from rtow^Orleaaa
. tbe Bteetfh Tractloa Maa?_taetariag
Conpaay haw heen ehwe_l and the Mly employea dis
ehargeB. The eleetrle-aBotor car- l_.ve been taken
Off. and the tWO .\ears' expTiment baa ciidcd iu .tulurc
l,ld los-.
COUBt OF APPBAIA CALBBDAB.
Mbaay, April 4.?Tha calandar of tha Beeond
Dlvision, Coort <?' Appeala, for April S. I* a toUowa:
?i-J, 43-, -lo. --i;. 2-W. 244, -7.) and 271.
BAYAL tBTBLUOBBCB.
\V;.,-hii!ct-,ii. April 1,-Clvll Baglaaer 0. C. w'ai
f,n haa baaa daaaeh .1 n>... Bm Havy
Yr.i.i. wa.h. aate ii. o-.i April 2o. and _*-Ub
il iha -.avjr Var.i. I. .._?:?? laland. Pcnn.; Awl*Unt
, a. -i llahteed as laaj.lot al Utel -1 th*
ii,,,., -!?...! Steel ??***? Pltta'mtg. im-c ?.i April i">.
ta l-a-e ol Bbacna* aaMI 1>.???'>?? ' lari-nl ;
lohn U Darria ___a tha Navy 'ia.d. i,.-:t_,,- laland, l" ....
on Apr.l Mi _...i otde-ad to datj al tha Mav; _"a I
laland, Cal. ; Carp.-utcr Wuir--,. Datnard. froBI tha Navy
y.i.1 Mara lalaad, CBL. apna Ut. i i-rting of his ntlef,
ai,.i piaafd on waitiii-: atdeta. 4 dlapatcli Mceiirad at ihe
\.,sv i'-paatment stsites Muit th.- .>an I'i.
'..ft Maif lsland iNavy Yard Apr.l :', ai.d aiel'icl .11 bJ.i
naaclaea. lha Yorktown ha. urivad ..t bty We..t.
Fon Miuir.,,-. Vi., Apr.l 4.-'lho Vji.iIc, from Port
Royal, haa arrlved here.
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TBE VS1IED STATES BBBBBMB COEBT.
v. uhlBBttft April i-Th,,- Supraana ceart <.r ti.e Cr.itcd
b:at-'-< HBtBldaj traaaaBlad the following bualnc**:
No tBi?W. O B.ek, ?**ignee, ?tc, pl?lntlrf ln error,
t|t i.f.-r_? I>. I'arilna <t al A.,..n.ent coniuiu d
No. 2_ft-Tr,* atcam n,_ E. A. Pa-.-ker. eto.. ai
aKt tho N< w-Jeraey Llnhtua.o C.-mpany. Argument
hagaa
fhe dav ?_ll for Monday <_lll be as .oMetre: aaa. -8(1,
-.h7 Igg. BBB, '-'.>('. tbt, 290 (and D01). __7, 2'M aud
1,43.. and I.IM. _
MOUISEXT ABBITAJA AT tBB BOTB-B.
011??. -Jadga w.iii-1 i... d Mi.iti.. of thfl Bew-Terh
s,,,?,?,. ..?,it MUBBAT lill.i. lahfl V. rBrarell, of
_ _ _
IMnlui Cara ln \\ n-ln.._.?...
Pa_a_a i.iiiinx Cara are no.-. rannlna beaweea Waw.
York ri.ll*d.-lpi.ta. Uallln.or.- ai.d \V?-I.,...._.... \U lt?>al
ii,.,'.' la i on the fan.oUK j-h..u- tnln. IcavblB Kow
v'.rk ', l ?? ? ?., a.rlxlaiK v- ? ' '?" P '
_>,, o., >l.? fa-l l.\pi<-s leavir.i. V, s W.K :. 80 |. Bl.,
r,Vi.in_ \V_ i,n,t'ton s 55 ii. mi i'i.- (i'i _h*1 ?. mra
?,#' .and r U.e dlrertlon Of th. Pullmaii C '..Ir*
-nm.if.il B^-j-ji.t..- >- to Um dualito of u. uniu.
a^U99 tvoi tt j-ib-rvr-*-.
H.
t-IXTH AVE., j 13TH TO 14TII HT.
J
SILKS.
S.000 rarda anncrlnr Ttall'v Igaaai Indla Sllk. cholce
IlllHI and coiorlng*. 49c. per yard; ao'.d cUcwhere
Bl rl
2,300 yard. triplcwarp I.rona Black Surah. with Sllver
pmy >'i i" a, rilc. p-r T*tB; worth 65<-.
50 IllBltf BhMh Baah, 59r. I*r y*rd ; rorth flOc
TM Bfcava Itetaa ara BXTrXAOBMlBBMt values.
ar.d to i'lvvcnt di-.a|>i)olfitn,.'nt we montlon that the quan
titic* win prebably ie aahaasaal in a day or tw3.
LACES&EMBROIDERIES,
(.r-rit vari'ty of
Illa.-k Chnntlllr lece Flouncinga and iVmlFlouncin**,
Inclndlng How Know. I'olka Dota, Dlamond, and all the
latt> t drsien*. from 48c. to g?.ll per yard. WBVBW
TION'AI, VAl.t'ES.
Black bllk Drapery Xett ln new deslgna. Blc.i wortn
81.25.
Handaeme aa-nrtment of Black Chantllly Trham.ng
Laces, 1 to 0 lnchea wlde, at 3c. to 69c. per yard; they
are very cli.ap.
Oold and Bllra Lace*. colored Chiffon Lacea. new
pattern-., In White Orlcntal, Val, Fcdora, and Polnt de
<>eno I.acea.
CLOAK DEP'T.
M_aa_aetatef*a rntire stock of Jcrsoy Cloth laekeaa at *
M of 50 p88 ccnt., 81.99, B3.31. ?3.91 and
M?tl? _ -, ._
Al?o, ajieclal lot of Tan, PlV.n Gray. and Checked Clotn
.jHckW", B.l.ttl and ?3.99.
And one lot of Cat-trea'a BlllW-i 4 to 12 year alaea,
81.19. _
HANDKERCHIEFS.
2,000 dor. Emb'dand H. S. Hdkfa., Ile., worth 77c.
DRESS GOODS
at greatly reduced pnce<.
Black Tamlao Cloth.80.49, worth 80.75
Black Niin's Velllng, laco edge.~t? . 1 ->
Blavk Krrnch Ca.sl.mere.39 | .TB
Hl:._ Strlpt-d Solett.?nl 10?
Black Crape OMh.?*? ??_?
Black HenrleMa Cloth. -79t 10?
Bla'-k Imperlal Sergf.' ? ' i0?
Black EogUah Mohair.371 00
HUck Sllk-warp Il.-iirlftU. I*lf| ??*0
Black Camel'*. II?ir, UgM aslght. -79. " 100
Black BBk OieaadhieB, fmm ?9c to 81.19 per yard, in |
atrlpea, plaMa and brocaded eltect*.
loo ateeaa _Jl*weal Chevtaaa, 50 kachaa wid-\ at49c. per
yard ; i<al value 75c.
200 pleeaa KaBaaaaaaa, ln a varlety of shades, at 37c.
per yard; worth 00c
SHOES. |
Woman'* .lazcd Ki-l Battsa Bonts, o_i?r_ and common
scn*e laaa aad a ? ?: . fcMMi worth ,3._:>.
WoBMa'a Black Cloth Ciaitcr.-tte*. 74c,i worth 81.10. |
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Mcn'H 4-iily I-inon Collar*. 36c. Hj doi; worth 75c.
Men'.* t-r-iy Llnen cuit*. 4 aaylaa, l'ic. r"r pa'r; worth
20c.
Maa'a Percale SMrts, 3 collars, 1 p-'r cufTs to each
shirt, 99ci worth *1.50 r-ach.
la
r.oo dos. Qewaa. 40 per ccnt \f? than aclaal value,
7fle..-?9c. 99c. V I.-.
bpevlal lot; ontinu I ianncl Skirt-. 39r_j worth 50c.
Eaormeaa atock Oilldieo'a .iinghar.i Bulta.
In ?_mc dnpt. we BN ahawlaa Udlei' I'lald and Plain j
cioth Dreaa Bklrtt, 84.09 k> ?7.99. Makiag alono wo.ui
_o t note thaa theae pricea at any draaamaklag aaaabilah*
ni.-ni 4dM leveeal LaUi.-s' Shlrl Walata at ??c; worth
90c.
1,500 Waterpmof Cloaks. gl.49i worth 62.-5.
ILLINERY.
Our dlxpfay of Spriny MWInery
i* worthy of the attention of
those who appreciate reafmerit,
even if USACCOMPA .VIED
by ejrorbitant pricex. Oniy
those are dixappointed whn rely
upon biy pricex ag a feature
esxential to taxty, xtylixh head*
year.
THE PR0DUCT8 OF OUR OWN WORK
ROOMS YIE FAYORABLY WITH
THE BE8TEFF0RT8 0F THE MOST
NOTED PARISIAN WI0DI8TE8, BY
THE 8I0E OF WHICH THEY ARE
DI8PLAYED, AND AT ABOUT ONE
THIRD THE PRICE8
A larf* vari.-ty of ?aaa and ?aaaeBl for all o<vm!om.
Our tra\elli:ig and ahettjl lag Toq.it-* and 11 inn't* ?. 83.40
and 83 I9oro ia-c batgahH.
Our "Lond*n" c.rly Spilng To-.ue* a', 8819 aro maa*
vel*.
Our Children'a School Hat* at 99r an.l 8149 c
be dupll.-ated clacwheie for double the p.lt.aa.
GLOVES.
I.adi<M' Taffeta oiove*. ln fancy ahade*. at 13e.
UPHOLSTERY.
,3d fliK..-, r'nch-d bv elcvatoi*.)
(h-gll> Curtalna, with v. rv rkh M Ul 1 S'.rlpe Dado
and Frle/a ai.d beavy frlngo toj> and bo-.Vom. 84 3_
por palr ; WM t'i | 148.
Chenllle Curnins (exira heary), with rl.-h flgurM D?do
aj.d PMBM and I.inKo top *nd bottnm, S1.M0. p*r
|,_ilr ; worth (18.00.
5,000 PARIS LACIi CCRTAINS AT GREATLY RX.
DUCED PRICES.
XOTTINOHAM L.\(E < TRTAINS. ,44c. por polr up
to Bli 1!li worth 75c to *0 01.
REAL 1KISH, POINT L4CE CCRTAINS.
.3.09 p r p-.lr; norui W 00
409. 6.50
| 09. 8.00
094. 10.00
FURXITCR _ SLIP COVF.RS BCl and n.ad* in 'h* very
be.t n.awior and st (I.O'.VL<*r nri' ? -.
Strlne Lin.n Slip > 81 laclMB widc llr. >-i lard.
Co\rnne.|t M nchea wtm, 3lr. per . i
5.000 Hoiiind wind.i.v Bhadea, in Bera, Baaa. MM t,
firi-.n, R.d, Oc, one yard wldf and two yard* 1. Bg,
ii.oiint.d Bsaagleaa aa BpBtag Oelh i
I'ialn. '11c fa.-h : worth 40c
l-'rng-d Ur. t... I. ; .mrUi 45c
Attractlvi- colb-ctlon of OrVntal llug* and I'mbroid.-rle*. 18
very rarv and IwuiitKul coiorlng*, at pr.... s f.om 2018
10 per ccnt le?? than any oMier r.. paa
CHINA IviATTINC,
In the n??-?t and ino?t d.-?siral,Ir> patatJBfl and Bataaa, at
84.SI ic-r l.l ce of 40 yard* ?nd i!_>*i*rd.
FISH1NC TACKLE.
Everythmg required by the fl.sherman at a Mrtng of Vt
lier cent to 33 1-3 p r c.-nt.
BICYCLES
and other outdoor fc-tw-tni? iJood* fully _o por cent belew
l>rc\?lllng prlee*.
TRAVtLLING OOTFITS.
Triiiik*, batchel*. Valiv*, >t-amer t'liair* *nd Ruga,
MsrkM <?lap-<-. M.-amer Bbeaa, 4c. a( from 20 per ceal
to 30 per cent bclow pr.ci* ctiarged by NgVhU deaiera.
R. H. MAO Y & CO.
TO TAKE PART IX THF WORLVB FAIB,
ACCKfTAXCF. OF TIII'. INVITATION BY BEVEEAL
i.KI'.N C0U_fTHIB9?ABKAESA8 BB?
li.;, XO MAKE AN Al'l'r.')l'lUATI.?N.
iraaklagtOB. April 4.-A lakagraaa was recelved at
th- Departmenl o. Btate yeaterday fraaa "?***?"?
tne ipedal ehoualaakiaer In behalf of the
WorM'B Falr te Ceatral Axaerlea, aaaoaadng ihat the
PrcaSdcot of Salvador bai aeeepted the invitatton to
t-.v part ta the Bxpoattloo, aad Had ai.p-4.itcd fivo
commlaaloneri lo repreeaat that regaKUe at Chleago
and .nre aa cxliii.lt ft.Hy llreatratlBg Ka "?-'"='"?;?
??nt Bcrlven ;.i*-. tatographed tbal -alvadc* alll
.,-,,, ita own balidlng, nnd ti.at tlie NaOooal bfaaaaaa
artll aend a velaabte exhlUt.
Ueeteoani Boker, tke ipeclal coaunlaaloBer to Me*
leo telegrapha the DopartmeBl thal Maxleo baa an
,......?.4 lt* ?eeeptanee ol Ihe hivltatfon, and will ereet
?i bulldliiK m Chleago Mirpoaalng even tbal wi.Mi .0:1-,
i, ii 1 r.n play of the fcexleeo Republlc al Parte.
ni, ,,.,.?, V. ... g^wyer, ipeclal coramUaioner to
,h.' \n . provkicea ..f iii-a/.fl. suyi thal the i\--i
_2nt o t:,'J provin%a i* tavorably dl aoaed taward
,!?? F._poslilon and will do everythlnf poedbw to aei aaa
8 ,-nll 1 xliil.lt.
I.lttl.- Etoek, Ark.; Aprll 4 (gpectaD.-The LegWatare
?dlonroed to-day wfthoat auklng aa epproprlatloa
for tke ebhuaMaa Expoettloa. Tha Governor Mda
aftci-n.ioij BtatCd that hc wonld _BRM I BOll B8 Govcn-or
of Arkanaaa muaaallm each county to se;id a repre
aeatatlra lo UttM ioel ?t a Ume to be tatfgnated, for
tlie parpose ef onanlaku * ITort-'e Palr commlttee to
acruro prlvate siihsrriptioris. Tli.? lntention la to
.-?| 50 .OOO and make * creditablo e_liibit at tho
i-.tx. Tke Legtabatare whleh Just adjearued made an
wproprlatlon of ooe-foarth of a i.iin ea ___??_??*_____
able property nf the ?ui ? lo penalon ex-rebel ?*dlfra
and voted t?JOO for a poor pletare of Ittt. DearU. whtcB
now lung* over the Bpeaker'a desk ln plaee of a w?
ure ef c.-i .--- WaaJilngton, ah..-h wa- removed. Bal
the Lodslaturc refused to contrlbute t-.vrnnl tno
World'i Falr be. hmm II vrvi liekd In a Northern _cliy.
lt 1, dnt- 10 tb' pruminenl and Uberal member* of tne
Democratic part) ol Arkaaaaa to aay tbat the posuioo
taken u tin* matter doea nol moel with *w ?Wfov*J
anv more than the numcrous murder. "' K*Put,{ic___J
ln the pnal haa done. The U-gMature v-i-omp ished
nothliii. ol pablle beoefll bat enacled Baaay baa ann
hnrtfii lawa.
-?,-?
FLAUBt CAV8B BXCITEMEB1 TB OBABThSJ.
Baaoke r *- freai tka baseaaenl ef the Bve it irj
balidlng, Nu. it.: Qraad-et, aoon after aaaa yeater*
day, and eaaaed aaea In the emptoj of MeKee ? Her*
i, deatera la baby aarrlages ea the fieaad Boor,
to beal a haaty retreal le the aldewalk. Other aeen
panta of the halldlBg aoon knaw tfcal a Ita was bara
ln| below them, and they led lo tho roof or to tho
atreet, Blevea young women arere at work la tfca
embroldery ihopa ol H. H. Baaalhr, ea tbe thkd loor.
Thi..f then aaal oai by way af the reof. The !
othera went down a flre-eacape on tbe Boater-at frool
of ilto building, aml arere beiped irooi the lower bal
cony bj Pollee Bergean! Langan, af ihe Bttaabeth-at
-lailon. and awaahera ol Hooh aml Laddar Coaapaay
No. :>. who aaawared u.c Bral eaaraa. A tim-d alaraa
was rang * law aalaataa later, but tha axtra eoaapaetea
were tu.t aeeded. Altheogh tfca Baaaea aaaal aj throuaii J
a aoiatwaj ai Ifcr as tfca thlrd a.kv. tba Breaaea
tbe building aaaUy, and tlie cntlre Maa did not e.vcced
#1 5.000.
MeKee A\ Harrlagton'i loaa araa aaM to be oniy
#1.000, a* tbe aaaaaa aajre kept oal of the Brel itory.
on the -. 1 ona Boor tiio itoek >.f tbe Saalaon l>e?.iKiiinp
.v ... -, ? .iu;.i_"(i about 8_.0??_ aecordlni I
eatlm.te of D l I 1 1. il_ pre*lden< of the company.
The 1 ull llnft wo d_m_ged about 84.000. Thanemaln
dri- of the lo ? ed bi II. '?? Bannfhr, Pauaa
-. 11, machiniata, on tfce thlrd Boor; William v. ll
. ! jilit.- prlnter. on tlie fi-nrtli floor, and F. A.
Kiein, cutiery, w tia*"* baaamant: in*uiance earara tho
fAlBTBBB riOBTIXO FOR sBOItTEB IIOFRS.
Wraaa iAWt palntera qarl work yaaierday they ii-tr
riei la Ckweudaa Rail aad rcpotted to a |otnt haord
af nn nnion-: wketker their aaaployera a*aaM
their demand for n worliday of .i^'ht lu.nr-. OT not.
The feUewhi flraaa (ua-.t<si tiic daaaand: Xlflkaj >v
Co., Poarth .-' iad rarent) foarth-at.; Dlllon Broth
i-r*. Tinrii ;ivf. an-i m\:> iii*i *t., Daveapori I Oo.,
rifih iv,-. and rin-t\ -.-' ? 11. -t.; r, u.i-i- .v li., l-'iftli
ave ind Nuii-t"-ntii *i.: Aberle & Boa, Bevent-vava
.md Twenty-tourth l.i Jonea .* Hatliburn, Bla
ami Forty nlntb -1.; Legi irth ive aad
Twenti leventb-at.; Joka Law- .* Oo., -eventb-aoe.
and V-.-tv nliitli -t.; Hi-*ln .. Btar, Hfth-ave. and
Mnetcanth-al . und Oungaa A Johnwn. l-t
i.n.i Thlrtj wcond -t- A number of boa*e*i are uneer
t-i whal than will do, l,m will pmbsbh
to-morrow. lt h upected Hi?t o.ih*i Mlntera win gu
,,:, tti-tbe in "i- wli re th.' 1 ?>**.-. n-fu-i- t" aronl <
woikday ol righl houra -*. lt 1* -,dd. wUI
ouuilby uou .41100 oieii aad dgbt tha unlou..
BLAIXE TUE BAJ0BITT8 FIRST CB0ICE.
RESULT OP . PO..L OP THP. MABBACIBUB-T-.
MWI-B.4TUBB BOMB <>Pl.\ioxs.
Boatea, .\pni 4 (gpertap.?-Tho Baeoed," who?o
Bdttor la apeahar of ti.e lloaaa, haa made a aa_rvaaa
af Ihe Legislaturo oi: tl,..- Presidentfal ijiieation, and
daelaree thal Manaehiiaatla a tar Bkfae for its next
Pn iMaatial eaaBMate, The preMnaeaa given for fli-t
ebolee aro as follows- blaine, 104; H*-W__b_, -ji .
Sherama, 6; Kccd, j, Algar, 1 ..f ti.e lOf. vfce
lenl ln their preferences for Bluit-.e, forty-tltree say
tiiey havo no aeoond ehaaaa. The azpreaaleaa af
atefaf aaa f.r bboobmI ehotee ?,? bkm aeaMaaaac; but
here Praaldent HarrNon had-. a- is .-hown l.v tlie
foUoarlng Bgaiaa: iia'-i-ison 31; niainc, |g; Bead,
11; l.lncoln, 4; McKinlcv, r.: ?.p,,o:ier. -J; Andrew
D. Whlto. 1. The men wlu> aro for Harrlaon aa
flr-t choice are large ly for Blaine as serond, and vice
vcrsa.
BOBM of the aapuaaleni of opinion are interesting.
senator GUaaafl i-. for I'.la'ne "flnt, BCCO?I and every
time." a-- lha "beat e.vpositor of K<pubilc_.n pollcy."
Beaator Low belieaaa that -no other m:.n is sr? near
the BBBBBSfl a-s Mr. Jtlaiii-j.'* Mr. D-ar, of Boaton.
wants Blaine. ??> he -is a IBnioagh bellever in -thfl
lOB-g men.' a-.ri thev believe fhorouglily in him.'*
Mr. rritton. oi >toughton, i.i for Kced. and haa no
sec-ond rhoice. Mr. lhaBT, of .N'cw Bedford. aaya:
" Ncver vaa iu favor of F:l.iine before. but now con
sidcr him tlM BtfMffla. rnndid-.te.'' Mr. Emerv. of
Taunton, hv- for a lir>t choice ??Jnine. <?. Blaine
and reelprorlty.-' Mr. Edson, of Darnstable, think*
-HarrlBta. has thua for made a most admlrable Presi?
dent, and iteaetrea a -r-cond tcrm.*' How itnaf 1*
the Blarinc acutiiiient la Bhown by Senator Fowier'a
ilatcrnent. He La for Blaine tirst. and) MeKlBtry
se.ond, adding " But I have no BCeopd choice N
long us Bkiae hves nnd Beea not tnke lumaelf
oul of the tl. id aa Bb*otateIy na ln l-Rr-." Mr.
Kurray, of Pttchbnrg, i- f,?r Harriaon lr*t and :
seeond. with tlie explnnation. - Believes cuatorn antttle*
iVr. Harrt-on t.. :?. renomlnatlon; if he doe? not rte>ire
it. I aaa fnr Blalue." Mr. Bill, of Paiton, introducea
Algar hs hl? choice f ar Vlee PreaMeat. bnl is lor Blalna.
Chalrman Olmstead. of the Kepiihlican Conimlttee. pr_
poses the ti.ket .,f "Blaine aml Lincoln."
THE WEJTBER REPORT.
rORBC-ST TII.LH P. M. BITM0AT.
Waabi*\gtoo, April i,?9at Baal :.. Kev-Terk. E*?tera
Peeaeylvaoia and BearJeralpi fair; nurtiiueatcrly wlr.da;
nilffhtly toelar; fair llaoday.
l-'.-r \V,-t,:ii Ni-.i Y-ik, \V,-t.-ra l'o u,\vi\_nU, Weal
Vlisiiii. BBri O'll-i. f.r ii?iUiv , M. ilv mb**\m\ wjinier l>/
s. iii iv n ui.c; aranaor, fair Meadap.
i-',,i- Malae, Hf-Haaipahli , v,in.,...t, Mt>_- huaetta
Kimd Ulabd aaal Coaae. lt. t ilighUy i ? i.i , fnr ?eath<ri
noilhateaterl) arlnd*; aanaer, fair Mai
Kor Um Dtatrkl >f Co_an?da, Maryhaad and Deiawate.
eold, f.iir areatlMi Buadaj a i?.-?? , ;.. Meaaay.
v.r.i-.ia. Kerth CaiaLaa. a uu. t-.u'ii? *..d
Plorida, ?In.'i.t!) eoMrr, fad : fan Monday,
r,,r U-orgla, Ai. baaa ,.i.a MJ*ala*lppl. f*tr ??_.)"*;
*li|iht elw?gi. ln tomptr.it-.ire, ikiept c id-i ui E?at?a
Ucorgli: f.i,i Meaday.
Kor indla m. waraier, fair bui.dar ar.d Monday.
f.ir I......-U11.1 and _Mtern Tuxaa, fair; ulatfoiiarr i?m
ueixti.rc, atctpt ?a::ncr in .N'-?. Ca-1 n it\a?, wani,.':, taif
Monday.
I- . I liin.ls. wirin.-r. f..1 r ?ea'h, r.
Koi Mi.l.ig*.. \V_acoa?a, M-aaeaala, lo.?.i, xet^_.ka.
No.t'i Uik-.U and Koath Dahota, ?..r..,-r. f-.r ?ettner.
Kor u-.in aaa. aud KentueBy, fair laaAi] and MOB?BJ i
wa.r... r
li .\rkaii?*?. ??:iner f.ili Snn.lav ?..d Moada]
Fo Mlaa uri, Kausaa and Colora-t* fal-. v,?r.ivex S-ia
day and Monday.
BBIBVBB local on_.r.nvATioN*s
C IHOUOS: Momia*. _ BBBlaT. J
|T" l.siinoiftrns diBlMg "J
li;J {g-TT??????-r.:-r?i\irr"?ritf TPTV^I.
I.io a--K-,?'
IUK
lurh-a
30. a
Ja .n. ^'tetiS. ^i>r__-_
nuetuat,.u_ ye?l_d.v, _* **?*}?* Tho d_a-c? mdl.aM
S^SSrS^aP^^rJS* wns
Trihwa OfltaB. Ai-rtl ft. I a. n,-The barometer to>*
___u, r?t, rday. Ooaay aaaahat. ?un ? 'fW *">?" ??
ib/awi.\J2_2
,?n..,re ran0.d Irt. H BB_I IB ieg.^jWBBJJ
8d?a) belng J-'a _aa?l tl.a.. on Ui- corc.pond.ug day lart
?Mlt uid - s Ion.'i tha., on I t ?I_v. .?__.__ in aud
.1 ir or Wr and ...Wler vaeaU.-r n.ay be exre"^ ln ,u"
ii.mi MBl? city to-aj^-_^_
A TYPK OP MOQBMB l>KVF-,op>!KNT.__^n__B
The N,.c, Khora Ye^tihule Llmltf.1 --?>.-V _f?Jt3fJ2"
- t.imit-.1- tiain oal od New Yot* for 9****^
leavea ?;.-..nd Oentral BtaUon a' t _0p. m. "'.rm?L
Typlral lu al! n pai.ment> , f the hlghoat detelofmeaai
in aiMPi apeed aud tomlort.

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