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ON SAN FEANCISCO BAY.
THE rttEs-IDEXT EUS A MARINK EXClRSION.
HIS STF.AMER 998 IllWail 11Y A d_UEi_- 1i._-.KT
AN lMl'UI-IV'. BPI I ia< i.!'-i*r.i-.M NT 81 im
LAVKCMUra OK THK MOXTEJUCT.
gan Frtnctso, Aprll _-?.-T!io __oa_4ag cf President
lt_rri-ou'> marlne OX-lMOB Ofened With a In? i'ii
vfl0-l-g tlie shnres af the bay; l ut ea the torenoon
wore on, Uio fog lifted and left lhe harbor sp-nKlitig in
sanbij'it. AM-M *--K> mAwrAraait naaaoMmn deomaUona
whlch l;ad been phcetf oa thc hmise-. and -MpfhH 00
lhe daj- of tlie lTv-idvui's arrival, weaa retou,'.,
increa.acd. and many feaOO-l no-t prOVtONlf uYcoia'.d
Md gtrinps of flug? flattering in the wlnd. The y? hl
ulubs of lai Francis-o, rjensalito. Tlbi-ron and nelch
boring towns had alao decked their boat-hou*
re-wl* whlch did much to enliven tho aeaae in the
riclnity of the Golden Oate. Out ln thc rtraaw tha
trmaet Oharieaton wae respiendcnt iu har new 8reaa,
^nd was ono of ihe most NaajleaM oi.jo-t*. ?n the
b*y. tik? city of i-riebio, tiie aaaaaaai whieh waa to
88-889 the Pre*-l<lenflal purty on the c_cur-.!o*i: Uw
broanior Uaytlen Hepubllc, and otlicr larpr veaael*,
mm aaM decoratcd from _lcm to stern. Thc stoeaaan
Vtah aai Oarden C*ty. aid numeroas ssnalk-r emfl
alnch dotted the b-ay wero crowd.d with people, M
tliat at the hour ol the Pr-e-ident'a embarkation over
m.OOO persons h.d left tlie shorc to accompany hla
?n hU xt4p*
At 10:_0 o'clock the Pucblo ateume-d out Into thc
t_vy from Broadway Wharf and was taoon foUowed by
tbe warahlp Charlc-Mon. th- M80 liovernment steamcrs
etrrying i-ho Federal oHirials, and the rcvenuc cutters
Bush and Corwin. v. ith the 00-808- HOOM ofilti-ls.
a.s the Pneblo pass-d these veosetei whieh had been
jormed in line about 300 yands-apart, a salute was
Bred, and the band whlch had been stitloned on (he
Pueblo played a patriutii air. After tlio liovernment
?re**-el* hart ewung into line, thc other stcamers and
rraft niade- hastc to follow. The pi-.en.-it from a
marine i>olnt of vlew had never been e_<clled on tho
J;av of Sau Franclsoo.
Befcee the E-torJdeari left here on his excurslon thi
eioriunp. he held a rccei>tion al the 1*8-808 Hotel,
taliich was attended by over a hut-.dred eiVrpymcn 0
til denominallODs of thla city _t:<l Oakland. Bottr
iwetei fliamial W8na?_*ee Insyeelei the poaaollee,
whkh had been pr.vU.u-ly tt orate- in iionm- of lhe
letaaMa, a:id \taa introduced to the heada of the
iepartments. A numl-ei* of yoatmastOH fron toterlor
t ax l Wara aMo prescut. He reviewed tl.e lciter
ca-ri-rs and made n short suldie-*.- whieh waa loudly
cheered. He then drovo to tlie iteamor to a-coiupany
-ldi-nt.
Durinc Uio whole time that tho PaeUO **a- steamlng
down tne buy. the Preetdent atood oo the brldge, hav
a_t n poAr l Duarlne glaaaea through whlch he scanne
?jir various obj-, ,-? ol Interest whlch were
?o klai. Hc was < n-tantly aarrouhded uy a gn?ui, ul
-\,:nv aud Nuvy offlcera, aod apparently found greal
.vment ln the tHp. lle rcaponded to th. -
)1 tiie variotu veateit that pa*-*-.ed by. rwnovl -
tat aud bowlng. The orlglnal Intontlo-i waa tu pi -
ibrough tho uoldeu OaM and hieam nlne BUes oui
_) - .... but when lhe Pueblo retached thc heada. a
ttrons breeae waa blowtog ai.U the -ea waa rongn.
Accordingly, at the Prealdent's request. the stearnei
lurncd ai-oaud auu reiui-iu-d to amootll wa*W I
ffity ol SauceUto and Angel Ialand whan
, f,,,ui* or ???? ? waa ?i"':? lu <"??]>-*
,.,,-id. and 10 the, n f ".t.tno lunche-m
was -n-.-d. About 8 o'clock the Pueblo h.adeii
:? ,?,. ri/'.n Iron Worl.-. Tlie veaae^s whkh tod
^., iving in the streain mlliog tor her goi
Tv aad follo'.v.l ii. berwahe. naktaf a marlne aro
ieveral miles I.i lei.'-tu. A the l^nlna
Pueblo waa rocelved wUl M^ftj*
n* at the fni-tory and on aii t ?; m ^*- ?? -*- '>'>'>?
VV The crutoer charh-t *,i. whkl hnd i"-*,- f'1
_SPreaidcnt'a steamer all day. anchored ? ?aort<Jls
,<Mm.,: the Pueblo, n.i; lYeaMeBt i- ****
tm aod paM ? ?rtatl to Uw chari->;..Ti. l-i:--. ******
arrth ? Nat ,m: aalute whon be boarded th.* \? i
"1 wi.,1. he t ,.k Ma departure By tl ls time
ii? ta* to- a nm- n>. every dlrectton fron. thc i mo..
ImlVorU wai -t.u?ided ,v.itii vmaeU ot every to
lr'iution noon whose decka there were fully ?.'"imo
p/;S; ":i,.!'had eome there to wltoeja the launc-lna
of tlie arui'?n.*d coaal defenee vc*el Monlorey.
ii add "mi to thoae on thc veeeeb thero wew
,.r, i..i v -,oia? people who wltnoaaed the.hnnehlna
,?,.. shore. Et-erj himsetop and atreet, ond
v.rv Wlliildc *.verlookln? U.e Ironworiis yards M well
, ,L ',i Jt-.-If. waa lit.iallv covwed wtth people.
a-ever - here such lntore_1 taken or aaeh en
huVlb- disptoved at any -nntlai oc-*aurenee ln t.n
mm ol Ue erantrr. On the ahore and on lhe ba?
-,a ;, ^rfect aaa of flaga aod buntlng, wid
. otlmc Wore the launchlng oecorred then wm
r7.nti.uL ..- - ? ' rtaam whlstlea to wh eh was
_,-d-d the muaic of a -...re of bands on
ssa atr- tk*\*fJTSM
E^T r-a* er ?w^' **&
*t 4 aoi-n. Harrlaon pnaaed the electtc bfltton whieh
aenl the veeael down the way-. The SOvj \ard band
?l've.i th.- National air aa ahe plided Into Uie water,
i:_ i*nn?*':i,T"!v then buntflnrtli tteaarmtaM nrtje
tr ?:, the ateam ves-el*. t . whieh wa* added IMttro
?..,-n- sonnd ol the Cbarloaton'a gnnj aa ahe iml tne
,i .al ite. iTtiear after rheer alao aro=e from the
,*/?*??? the deeks of the t.ela The.taanck
wnaontin-iv aueceaaful. The Montwrey gJWedllntojtM
lav __ .ui, u on the aofl mud in front of tho waya.
1 *!?% ,i party Uwn nturne* to the FOlaee
Hotel In carrlages. ^
A DESCWPTIOy OF TTTE IIOMT-SBBT.
HOW THK I_AWa WBTBM MADB?A TtOBBM POWEIl
rrQnnr.MPXT of 5.100.
Tho Monlerey win poaaeaa many novel teatarea.
Icr general deslga h of tl.e hm-fWeboaal
I pe and her robmertdag tanlts. Into whlch water will
b? admituii when ahe la pnparlng for actlon, wlll
Wtag her Mghteen laehes lower ta thc* wator thaa
Wtm ln erolalns ir m. Ite v.-vi was orlglnally the
. ,,, ,,f ,,??:? ia ?;-. -i- ?tl ns nnd Meas luJd
Mr. whifiev when Beeretarjr af tiie Kavy. lle con
aooret the , examliied all 'f the plans
? * ? ? . iD of her deaUtn aa pw
. f of the boreaos of eonatmcUon.
. iiu. ani or.ln.nre. Bnt then I ave -m.e b-en
il materlal aiM necoaaar* changes miMe frow
ihe orlglnal de linis. The plani may bc aald 1 1 have
I -. : >v Chlef Saval Constraetor Tht
D Wili n rn-i'.eriii-Chlcf Goorge W. MelvlDe, and
iVllllam M. Folpcr. ChMf of the Baraaa of
Drdnanee
bidj ror tne eonstroetlori of the veaael wen
: on Aprll 3, 1889, and the oontraet wai ?
t, the fni-.n Iron Works, 6an Franclsco, on Jnne li,
j..,,. | - prlee for building her on the ilc
f th.* Naw Departmenl belng 91A9B,ttO, ex
of arroament Wiiimm Cramp A -on-, ot
i to HiiM the reooel for il.818,000,
bul with rertaln modiBeatloni of the machinery from
?he DepartmenPi deslgns, and they would n-.t puar
iBtee lhe k.s-power. After a eeaapet-tlve mui of
len, with whlch II was provMe-fl the veaael
war, d.-.i.i.il to nt her wtth tha
Ward w-.,.*n. it la re-mlnd that the engtaea ahall
llertlve horae-power, for foar co^ecu*ive
of 5,400. The DepartncBit protoeta ItoeM
,., ,;... na 1 i,y requrrlr.g that the
Boilective hor-e-power shall be at le.^t l.eOO. or tu-j
-rentM wUl nol be aeeepted by lhe (iovernment.
Tha MonMrey is a tv.m- row vos-eL, aollt entirely
? . : Md apon the brache* ayetem, wtth a doui.io
bottom tiea.lv the entire lenuMh and eilOOdlng ap to
th- armoe-ahell The malerlaH ol eooatraetloB aee of
,u prodaetlon, farnlahrd :md manafactund in
thc Cnlted Btatea. Her gene-al dlmeBsloni are:
Length over ail. -.''.l leet: leagth on wat.-r-Kne, 238
feet; e_ti-rn?> breadf, ?">?' leel; mean drw-ghl of water,
148-f fwt; heiKht of freeboard, 9 leel ~> laohea;
iraught, agMtag trlm, 18 feet; dtopMeement, ernlsfaii
uid r.irhtiiiK trlm, -i.-i-.i tons; indi
?at.ii I-.,- power, 8*400; ipeed, 10 ta
The lattowlig is tl.e armamenl dealgnaled lor thc
].., k . .(.ri, breeoh loadiag riaee, two i_*
iiic-h treoah loadtng iliee, eta B-poaadera, foar 1
pounC.ers. two maehine ynn. an.l 100 rldea Uld 80
tw ivera for the crew. Tbe two 12-lneh guna wlll be
11 a 14 inch-thlck ateel barbette forward. and the
and uieclianism wlll be completo, Ineludins
boxea for thlrtv round, of a_omunltloii tor ettrh gna.
The guna vm be moaatod on tairn-toblea, wtth aao
proper framlna and sapportlng and tocUncd hhtoiifci
clght Inchea thlch -Imltar to those on the bvi-etie
nionltor Purltan. \ **"_=,"? a,t- i_*-JLj_f,__ii1!
inchf* ih-ehneaa of eteel, wtU ewry tbe two .
runs, noanted and proteeted thc * ubm i - tha 1
tech Kuns.
MB8. K.VPiN ivi'iMViM..
ObMtaaatt, Aprll M^-J-ra. ---ten, the ahMar <?i Pn_
le:.t Harrlson, continues to ?how ladteattOM ol n
?verv trom her injury recelved 011 Sunday. She has
te#? fever and 1? hopeful and cheerful. Th3 alioek and
the brultes still cwflne her lo her bed. but her Meo4s
an ail cemfident she wlll recover rap.dlv. This hel.ef
a foundeO arm.^l*t on the Ctft that ahe M a wom-11
lf vnusual tortttude aud no* oasUy ovcrrt?rne .. ^sulTer
?.. Her brotln-r. John 8. Harrlson, of Kan*.^- IW.
??chid North liend thl.*. inot-.-iing.
... ?
fcller.. buyers and wotkers wlll ?!"?* fi"d tt to
their interest to keen tmcU of the _Utt??.-~v^'^5?!!
?1 lhe people." They are pnnted 011 tho umtli pafla
ft Thc .ribuiie.
- BEXEVOI.EXT BOCTBTT SWIXVIE.
Philadclphla. Aprll 2^.-Edwin W. Utrris. snpreme
?W?id*-:,t of the He.-ieficlal Order o. Eanie-t Woi
?~4 H'nrv C. <ii.rlc. aapieWS treasurer. wen
too* morami ou ? chnrp oi eowap-raey aod obtalnrag
n?ney under Maa piotenc*'. A warnnit has 8180
??en It-Mied for A. Juds-m HanM, the iiujw"."
**ry. Th^ Eani-*t,t Watrttn wa- aoe M lhe mesif
il**-"-* term and ouick prorit In-titutions w.lh whh h
[M? City ha* been flooded tlie laat fOW mOtrthe, and
_T ^hlch Uiouaands of people have l*?en d'-P?* ''i
efrtoiaa ,,f Hia l*'_nie_t Workers promUed 8500 t? an
wiu. pald 910 ltklt!nt.:?>a fco aod 92 a week for throe
IllClltlls.
WEDDIXGS PAST AM> TO COME.
A home wedtfiiiR fonk plan at Un hOMB ?t ...
Cornello Benedlet, Ho. 10 Weat FWy-Mrat at.. yes
afternooa, arhea bta Maagkter, MM Martha
.. v :.s nanied to Baauey Tii:"ii uil, a BOB oi
m Tiirnlttll. ..f New -Yorli. Th ? K.v. Dr. John
i;. Paxtoo f.iiif inffi. Mtaa llalea Daaadlet, laeei ol
the bride, wm Ihe naM al hanor, aad the brid
won Mlaa Loalea Beuedld and Ml** farah
Booth, ilster and eoaala of thc bitde, The i..-t atso
ma Arthur Turni.uii, hrotftar of thc bridi l
the aahen man WUltan Turni.tiii. jr.. another i ?
Kii_.-L.i- Booth, a <i.n-iu of tiie bride, Omnt La Vm
\\. K. lioud Eniei'SMii. A wccplion followed. Am. ng
thc gMBta arara Mr. aad Mra wiiiiam Tarnbnll, Mra.
Cbaria* Faantng, thc Rev. Dr. rtiaiandar. Mr. aad
Mra. Chartaa ii. Foot -. Mra. prochhotsl Cntth .
Rev. iir. TheBaai naatlnf*. Nn. BaUaid Smlth, Mr.
and Mr*. Joi-cph Lentlllnui, th.- MlBTl I. iiti'.l.on. Mr.
nnd Mlt. O. R. Paat, Mrs. c.rover Clev-ehind. Mlaa Po i.
Mr. and Mrs O. Ii. l'ost, Jr. After the ivceptlon the
l.iIrtiil party and the rclntlvcs of thc palr sat iOWB
to u dinncr wbleh Bheny icrved.
At tbe Cliut-f h of bX Fiaada Xavler yeaterday aftcr?
noon Mh ? Roae Marray, daughw of Iflcholaa Mnrray,
wis niarrifil lo J.anie* T. Royle, thc Rev. U. U. Me
Kintion offlclatlnc. The best mnn v:is gyhraatei
Bdnie, and thc BBheia were Kirhard Roylc aml .1.
Ilart. Mlss Nellic Mulhollnnd was thc, only bmM of
llOTH.r.
The weddlng r,f Miss Amclin KaDogg to Dr. Xngenc
Hodanpjl. of Brooklyn, wiu take place at th" Plaaa
Hotel this afternoon at .'1 o'elock.
Mlaa Maud A. Relgnolds-Crordon. dansrhter of Mrs.
u. ii. Ooraaa, wlll ba Barrlei la Oeorga ttaaaey, ut
Bt Ann'* Cbureh, West Etglitoer.th-st. Ulifl evenlng at
6 o'elock. There wlll be no meeptkm.
Mlaa Ada M. BrOWO, dauch.er of Mis. Wlllinr.i
Rrown, wtn be nntriied to Katbanle] Doyle ;iii- B?om
Ing at 11 iSO o'cli.clc Bl the Climi lt of Bt FrandB
Xavier.
The wrddlng of MlM I'.vilvn RBker tf. UnruM st.
Ocorge i- nel tor May 20 nt thc h-.tr.e of tln- brtde,
No. 858 Madlaon-ave. The palr WlU ^ill ao May :io
for lrtlaiid, thcir futnre home.
Mlss Dalsie tollgman. danrbter ..f 8. ... 6ellfnnan,
v-ill be maitled to Martin Kaufmau at her tatber's
hooae, Ho. 182 West tflnety-aeventh-st., thla evenlng.
Onlr rcic.tlves wlll be preaent
Miss Elizaltcth Thonipinti and 11. Lc Grand Cannon,
who a;-' (i bc married at ?t, George'a Chnrch on thc
mornlng if Jnne f?. were entertalned Bl dlnner h?l
night by sir RfKiffifk and thc Miaaea Cameron. The
ntlnr gue-is were Mr. and Mra. Preaeotl Lawrence,
end, Mis> Rosb Pwt, Mlaa Plshop, Mlaa Turnnrc,
Mi. and Mra. \v. i>. Slonne, Ft. L llargona, A. C.
Gurnee, J. L. Kernochao and li. Carj,
Boaton, April 9* (Bpeetol). There was a lar.
repreaentatlve gathering ..f Boaton' beel rfety In
Tnnlty Chareb a? noon to-day .-. wlUiew Uie marriaae
..f John Torrej Lliuee, a well known member ?
? ?t Club, luui Mlaa .\niin Mana >n, ...' Baltliuorc,
formerly f.f thls rliv. Tiu; ecrcmony waa perftn-med
i,v Uie Baa. Dr. i'l IHip- Btooka. Tiie hrideartwlds
were Mis* Codiuan, Mlaa Van Bnren, Mi^s Prutl
Whli..- and Miss _-':,.|... Tba i.-i mnn waa WI
Eldrcdge, "f Boston. thc naben b.-lnp Herbcrl i i I .
higotirney Untlcr, !'.. H. R. Kcvere, Charles Rj
Manhall Vt. Abbott. E. P. Whitney, Knrrj Walawright
and Joaeph W. Kcvere.
FOFR MEX KILL ED AXD SEVERAL INJUBED
A BALTIMOUr. AXD omo EXPRESS KD1I1 into
A KKi.ICMT TRAIS HEAR 0 AlTH ERSBURO.
Waablngtoa, April 'J.-..?The Clnelnnatl axpraaa on
tiie rnitiiiK.ro and OWo RaUroad wmeb bf. wn~h
lagtoe at :i :'A0 o'l-p.. k this alteraooa, mn Into a freight
train near Oaltberabnrg, abont A o'eloefc. Cnrtla
BlHot, cnginccr of thc exprea*; Henry OrolT, englneer,
nnd Murjihy. flrenui.ii f.f tli- freicht. aad B. O. BUT
0 tt. p.^tal rlerk. WOTB kill'd. Pdatal CleHl PBBCOCh
aod M. '?? Mlller, tlM-man of the expreas, were -
inlured. Nono ol the paMengera were dangerousiy
iiurt. The wreck canpht lire. deatroylng the postai
ear, l.aggage-car and one coaeh of tbe ex]
- *
FOREST FIRF.S IX NEW-JEB8ET.
BAILEYTOW.V IS .COMPLFTFJ.Y SURROI'XDED,
AND THERE LS ANX1KTY FOR ITS BAFETT.
Millville, H. J., April 88.?A lsuy forcst lire is rng
i,.g about six mlles southwest of this clty. and n.neh
valnnblc standing tlmber has been destroyed. Thc
flre atarted froea an engine on thc Manrtee Bhrerbraneb
of thc Hew Jerscy Ccntml Raiiroad, near Dlvkllng
(reck sttitioi. yeaterday, and has I.un.ed a track about
8lx mUcs long and four milcs wlde so far. It WBfl
supposcd to be under control last night, but broke OBl
tJtoab this morniiiK und is still bumtiig tlcrccly. To
nl-ht the flre ls wlthln three mlles of Maurleetown.
Th.- littlo hnmlet ol Ilallcvtown >*??V}^?*'
r -inded bv the lire nnd some nnxlety is felt for its
safety. The damugo cannot bc cstlmated at thls time.
?
COTTOyt-DUrK mYARXTPACTiTRRBB TO OOWBTMB.
I...lftmore. April 28.-T1W leadinp manufi.turers of
rottoo dnek la Iialtlm.iro and Its vlcinity and at
Uwreoea, riym..uth and Maneheater, Maaa., wlth ono
ln .ico.-da. are dlsonaelng tlie (ormation of a pooi
The only eompany, ao tor, tbal baa aot anpnaaed <?
TrUllngneaa to enter Iato an Birangemcnl la Um Mouni
Vernon, f.f Baltlmom Xhe pta? eontamplatoB the
form *iiin of a ttoek emnpany, wlth a capital of Irom
,000 to eio.ooo.ooo. divi'ifd Into prefenad and
common Btoe*. A fair valnatton wlll be plaeed npon
iperty of ea-h fectory thal enten tne pooi and
tbeietor lasaed to tho presenl ownen.
wlll be one genernl offloo wbleb wlll ez< - l*e a rapee
viBlon over the wwWngB of each tactory. managa tbe
.-atioii. of .li- ."""l and Bttend to all
Ung for .t.v and mannfactnred materlaL i
eo soiuatlon wlll do iwrav wlth rompetltlon at Um
miiK and the aartnga In ofllee expenaes eannot be I ?,
it. ia tbougbt, than irl50,0(HJ a year.
Aro vou in need ofianytbingt Tlien examlne tl.o
mwy eolnmna of Bhort advertUementa an the ninth
paso of Tlie Trlbune tf. <lay
TO ADYAMCM PMIMCMTOYPB IMYBMEBYB.
PHneetoo, H. ???. AprU B8.-A niccling of nicnibcrs
of all Um Beettonal elnha el tha aalverBttgr waa brtd
ln Mnrray Hall thl* evenlng to devlae mettoda lor
conoerted aetton bv theaa eluba, and for co-op
uith the vai-imis aluinui aaaodatton* la Ciitondlnt,'
Priueeton Inflaenee aud brtogtag PMaoeton CoUdga
prominently bef-re tbe people f.f tho va.-if.ns pBlia ol
uie eoontry. The li.ecting was aatwded by ii large
crowd of ?todeota and alumnt. aad waa Bddrej^d by
'? .?"i...,t Patton. J. W. Alexander, of Sew-Yorh C_t,
i bavard H?i.n, of PWladelpTila, and (Hhere. Bej
i-J plau* ww propoKd wni.li will bc yut into
cperadon ar f>oon ai posslble.
. -*>
OHIO TRTRRARB TB BRBBIOR.
Sbuibenvllle. Ohio. Aprtl 88 (SPoci?i...-Tho ae^ions of
tbe twenty-flftb annual enrampm-nt of tho Orand A.niv
of the Republi'- of Oblo opeu'd here today Wtth 1,00(1
dakcatea neaaat The Beaaioi waa or*n?i by an
gttxou i,v Cot.iuiander Dowllnp. AddrTOOC* were
made by National Cotnmander Yca/ey ar.d ex-PreM.lcnt
Th.- clphth annual eOBWBtlon Ol tho Women a
l'eJlef CorpB WM opened at 10 o'elock this mornlng by
ui a.idros bv lda F. Clark, State presidwit. At a
HastA, Dawllng .md Veaaey, and by Kata U. mtrmam.
_-*>
YUIB PMIRBY COULD XOT TRUtT BBBAMBaaV.
Whlle tbe ix.il." eoart al MTewoa Market wa- la at*.
,.on r?Miday morntag, a ...a.. abont fortytr. yaar* old,
s.0? yeawnuj aalerod .md H?k"<l i? tall< u>
:r]Z: ?? *A taa"v,lU.:
";?'.,..-,.. "d bad a?lvcd la tkl. c?y ob M??day
wTtTvotov*. N'ot fecimg ecoadcaec ... Wmaelf
r?:??ril ub--- and Blxth-ve. ?700 la emh ooA
tothalttth N.c:.....l Rank ...M.n.
? ,ls t. uxe f-n ol toi hi... ov. r m.i.t. Tb- poHecman
? ZL\ aZ, ..nd h* **** th* Jaattca waat he
'1,1. ioatlea MeMUwn aai M ..,? p*t*a
. S'.OmKh, .a Blxto-are.. toi
rcturacd wlU. Um -
. bot a ttmt 9*iaat
?aI 'r..,!. ftci *Web b* -Idtbattta Mtewaaa
SSody lutotod .... s.,,dia? a Utagnrn ta Um Wbbbbp^
SS: noulylBg Uia " u. py a.^ ., ?..y on ih.
tmck. a..a ratBoaUBg Ikea u, to, aoii um. a ofmB
for aiOO. ______
OPPOSED TO A YB1BD-PARTT UOTEMEST.
BA laoui-, April '.6.-U. B BaD, praaldaat ????>"*
,ouri Farmers' Al.iauce. K ac.ording to a pubUM.'d ln
2. ut-civ oppaaai to the ihlid party ******
?2 n l.aeM m Otaataaatt Um v< ??. _M aa
J^adlVldaal and lai th, AUtai. ... ****^m___*_
i am n..t... tamo ot tho attmaa. ...d i n.o?i **?****_
deeUMd U. laoaa a aall tor m* A_ma* *t Miaaoun to
Zoi d. ?>- ^ - ?? that ,o?vttit.oi,. The ,.. 00* U too big,
and lt v.ili fa. i I-. I ol luuwn weight."
YUBPRRBIOB Ot * IR* AURBICAM UTBtCIAM.'
r, -rhe Amarttm Uoateim" taat
' .'.eipt tt\*uat *t bb i
;,. ? ,i.. atitat,
??.?.. atl. and.. - ja.BHacb. ??? ?*
Z,r\*r Zo.y-t. .lot... C. .-Mirnl. f*B epBfl tattto. H
, :.-^...a. roamiBteg **o*gt *n*? ... t... ....
I,;,,,,,:,,.i. aawapapar. Ia H Mr Qa}gg d
;;:?,.,.i,?, wtth -ne pablMMr. -J- toO* ***___>.
'.',.lr .,??;, of UM ttmr. II ? ****** "'V
\;;Xit,.n m^mrtpAom wM bc 88 d by -Tbt Uaatni
Courler-"
EXTENSIVE FRAUB CHARGETK
A S-C1T POB HALF A H-LLKW DOLLABS.
tiii: I'lir.vsi'i, mr. THB ACCOB-ffl MAU BA~1 XX
is \ 0A8- ?: BXiACKMAlta,
A lar-e im u:it of 1800 ' BBd I '-" "?' ''
'.'i-i.itv are M rtU ? ln i nitt ? hl"
ii.-iu atalnsl Jamea r. O-Wmoghrii
saperlor Coart. Mr. G ' "
j_j ha rha
th- roriditlon of the C< tt ? Wl Tl
"l 1-7. mi the other hand, Mr. O'SJi
Mr. (.re,*ri with trylng to NaekmMl him by
brlngrng tha nfl in que Uon, .-md deelans Ihi
Oreen i- Indebted to blm t.. ih- amoanl "f 810
Mr. <;re<n baa merni alteged caasea for eompl
lle -;iv- ln t!ir> papcn i? ;)i" rn-c thlt ln- -
',,iir 1-:,':- from *.ir. . >--]i',*ii_->: ' rhleh he gave
:in<l ai roilitcral large hloehS of OoMoa <?il
TraM -t ek.
On Bepleillher SO, 1880, he wnirofl a lonn of
He p*ive hi- note for that emoent aml
rea of cvrtton Ofl Trasl ito ih aa
..l. Th" ! of thi- stoefc ?t thli
11m,*. he av :? . t .- !?.".."> BO ; ?hare, maklng a total of
- -. Ti,,* ti,, ? v...- ii 'i tae -nitii Marah 1,
l -7. be deelarea, and rel Mr. O'Sheaghnesey -old
,; l ?. wlthoui |
, | tbe eale to Or ?,?; . r.< tn other
.,? a --.inllar i-.-,"ir*\ and Mr. Gnea 88
tmiiKl- Judgment for 8130,881 ."."l o;i arcunt of the
note ba .
in the aacood eaaae of actlon, in w'nirh Mr. Green ii**
niai.rts a |udgment for g.28,800, -till I
charg - aro made. lle anys thnt in th? latter paM
,r 1888, aod in the early part of 1887, Mr.
0_banghncesy, .1. v. Lewls aod John I.. Maraaley ao
tered into a eonaptracy 10 wreeh the Ootton "il Trast.
iic nll -??- in the comptelnt, whlch i- iworn t... thal
ih.. three men named laaaed f.11 -? - atatement* -f UM
:- of the jnut with tiie itit-nt t*. ini-l,*:id the
plalntifl and othera. 'Ih,* trostoea ,,f Um Traet, Mr.
,ie, :i.-, reported among other thlngi thal the
i:n-t had b eaah Mrphu of ?T-i.;,i?),uoo ln Its treaeary
from earnlnp. Theae repreaentattoaa wen made, he
deelarea, ;,* toduee purchases of the -t-,.!-, aod I ?
cmii'ie the defendanU nnd other t" rel] the -'?"?< el
a hlgh pvirc. Thc traateea also repnsented, ?
Ing to Mr. Gnen's story, ti-u a dlvMead ??' nt i"..-t
?1 per cent would I," paM for all tta_0 ou the -I.n'...
'lhe truth of thc matter was, Mr. (,:ee*, doclan . lhal
there aai only 8780,000 1.1 the tna ury, no 1
wiii h came fn.m th- earatngi of the Tnut, and that
i,n,? divldend ,,f 1 per eeni waa all thal ?
and ii.,- !. ;? rrom I After th ? ?
aold aU th.* stock at hi.-h prlcd. Bad had -
.rn thc market for a eonslderable amoanl more, Mr.
Oreen aven that the tn teei rlrcula-ed nporta
derogatory t<> thc Trua4 and lo h lo Ball
f, a low Ogure. Then tfi"\v bOOfht ii all in at tho
low prlee -ii: '? havlng mM II foi tl Mr.
deelarea thal In conseqaenee of tiie rep;.
aboul Uw loundw - M th- company he waa
Indnced lo buy a l: I ,,f th- -to, k aml he pu1
ni, 839,000 in eaah and depoalted >toek worth 847,000
with O'Shaughne-sy to pay for hi- purchaaes.
O'Sbanghneasy gave him an optlon to eaneel lhe pur
ebase, i.e aven, bnl when thc Ume came hc 1
to keep thal part of the agreement
A good many Mon aUegattoQr of bad Cslth aod eoo
-pir.1. v art made in thi- part of th,* eomplalnt, 1 ..1 then
Mr. oreen proceeda t . r**ht~ the Metory of the ;
Uon of the Ttii-i and th',* SUeged conspiracy lo wnch
11. iu oooeeqnenca of tin- elleged conaplracy the
decreased in ratne t,, rach an extent that he
wai obllged to M-rtflce 3,331 ahare. aod there
h,* demaoda ludgment
a Tribune reporter aaa ex-Judge NeUon .1. Iliw
bui-v, who i- Mr. o'bhaughneasy'a counael, at ma
home. So. 13 West Hity -ixtn-t.. la--. night Mr.
Watcrbury deolared that It was a blarkmnillng -eheme
,,.i tiie'iiaVt of Oreen. Me -md that Mr. O'Sbanghneasy
hnd rarrled -t >,!-. for Mr. Oreeu for a long tr
had tri'-u in every way to aaslst him. Tlu* alleg
Hiat thc >toek put up coUateral for the aoteewaaaold I e
fore the note- wen dne he 1 hira* terized aa utterly falae,
Mr. Oreen owed hi- cllenl 8100,000, now, tte deeland,
and he would recover a Jodgmenl f,,r Uut amount in
tin- -iul Mi. O'Shaughnessy, be aMd, would be wllllng
.??-,.0110 t?. Mr. Oreen lf th'- latter would fnrnlsh
1; bond to pay ihe amoont of the judt'nicut whloh
would be recovered ln this -mt.
AGITATIOX IX THE LABOR FIELD.
MINE-WOP.KF.RS NOT TO STI'.IKK ON MAY l?XH
STKVGGLI:: IX 'nn: COKE REGIONS
TO BE CONTINUED.
Columbus, Ohlo, April 2-?.-The National Hoard of
the r'nlt"d Mine Workcrs of Ameriea ended a session
Of -,-veral d?ys this mornlng and adjotirned. The
mcctlng waa called to heat -tatcments from tho pii.**i
dents of state inincr-.' orpnltatlntlB relatlvo to the
propo ed BtMka on May 1 for thc eaforeemest of ihe
elgbt hour lnhor day. The reporta were alrao-t un.uii
moos agalnat tho movement, varloaa reaaona bcins
.iv,<ii why the men could not enter upon a btriko at
thi- Hmo. The rcsiiit ot tho conference was an
, to the mine worhers whieh
tliat 011 aecount of a-1-t..n.e t,, t i
eoke woiher- of thc Conncll-villo re?1on
thc funda whi.h und^r other etreomataaeea wyuid
liavo been avallable 011 May 1 have beea uiat-n,.lly
rcduted. The addrc-s end- a- follows:
Wo appreelate fuliv tbe boldneae of thla -t p. we
r-aii/e ine di-appointmonl t<, Uiouaands '?; our friends,
but i',*.iii/.iii-- t M di*-r-ii...1 ls the better partof
and that tbe pood general ratlter Umn load ma army
>ug 10 dlaaster pnfem !?> make ?
. . wi* tihe the l.tt'ei.ir- ?; aid lf it can be
called a ntreat we prefor it rather than to have tne
maJedictlona ,.f our poopM af;.-;- they l ive sufferod
for heen.::- back thc truth. from them, und bave de
tcinilniil nt Uie. preaenl Ume to contlnue K>e ngnt in
the eoke ngloo with al! <>ur might and vjgor. vte
tbenton paaaed the followlng reaolutlan aod
..uhmit it to you With all OMMOT, humlilty ani rc
' Ke* Ived That the elfhWrnor movemecA t>e do
rerred for tne timo Ik-Iuc and Ihol the Ume for n/t:on
be lefl ln tbe handa of the NaUooal ___eeuttvd Board
preaidenta of bhe various d_|tnete.
ti,,. Bxecuttve Board alao mafeea aa appeai to I ? J
?isaemble- and lo*eal uniona for aid for tho roku
workara, whnea battla Uicy aay toust bc fought to a
i'etroit, Aprll 88. Beveral hindn-d .-itnltei" rongrc
?pated In u.e rlclnlty of tbe Mlchl#-a Car Bhops this
ni-n-tiina. The pollce Imuie.liaMy begao Bfcaring the
atrecu, Tbe ttriheca wew armed with atteh
but did not oifi-r nay greal realataoeo. The
poHce flnd ahool twenty ahota ^ emphMlxethete
,?.,.,..,,,,. j,, aome way Charlea kemtz aa^chot in
t ? i.'i Hew8s nmoved to the EmeOTc) Hoa
tal ad found to be lorioualy inji.i-.il. A deteU
rrom each companj of the 6tete .trwps to the rity 1
belhg k.-pt in u.e aimory anttl ail daofer of a rlM M
'W.WAP. .-.-Th- ?.Iluali,,,
eoke region la mor_ harmonlooa t-Mlav Inan it 1..i
been for several weeka. No nndne oxcHroeol . >
reported, aod tboae retui-ning to woAan i^.bfnjJ
molcsted The operaton eontlBne to loatel they -ii
STweaken nnd thlnl. the ??:,! of he pnmr* week
um glve ti,-m eoouRh men to pnduce ill *}****
tt,**-!*.* i- a i.-.rk.-t for. Maeter Wortmrni Wtoa ro
tni'iied from Columbua thi- nooo aod eoiulrms Uie
report that the eight-bour day m.,ve haa beea po**-'
r,,,,,1 Th.*. atrlkei. h.li the noatponlng wtth aiuoh
d-liirht, aud thii.u lt wUl streoglhen them m the _Cht
ben and wlll nncw the baMte wtth tocnaeed eoergy.
People out of work. aud those iu aeareli of hclpera.
ahouid consult the manr columns of little advertlae
ments on thc ninth page of Tlio Tribune thl- mornuiK.
-m-??
THE CREW OF THE AI.YA ALL WELL.
It waa raaaored featerday lhal another ca-e of
nmllpoj had broken oat aboard Uh yaehf Alva, aow
Oetalned at gnarantine, As a matter of tert, aU Uw
erew an well, ?hen la no new eaae of amaJUpox, aod
tbe Alva "iii eome ap 1*. tha eity on rhuraday.
_ ?
BOTEB OF IHE BTAOB,
yj-- 11,hn Barry hH appeani at Boaton ln a
merry pleee called "A Wlght'i Froie," n-.A baa iiade
. ut Mlsa Barry, ln a I'art of ih.- ple-i
-nlform of a mUltary olBeer, an.l her flu
? ,,, ,1". ' ?<? ~ *>* ?h ?
? ? be an BO.IP
feSTSfl^rin--5, _yVM?_U_-nOI
Hj a Boee 1 ofhtao'i progratame al PMmei - Theatee
,_ .,?;,?? to be too long, and i{*nfon 'The Loal
Thraad " wUl be glven hereafter a- a -urtaln-rali
"." .. 1 adi Bartor," Instead ol "Dream Faeea."
Dacreaod Ml? Amy I ? ??h.-"<- i" **?
Kia te _ uaunee thla aXUrooou.
Ilooni veroon had poasaaalon .,- columbus T
Hulem laat nlfht. A speclal train broogtol over 850
,?',,. ?.. _ prlmroee A Weat'a mnstrets, who hav*
? ,.?'?, "ment then thi- week. Mi Prtaaroae haa
K-ed lnffouSVeri. for the l, t Ms lears a id it aa?
". aeompllmenl to him that anch a large audlence of
ii,. Delgboon tarned out.
j t. Magnrn, ueatarer of the Fourt*-enth Btnel and
the Mijo-i UMatne, WUl have a benetlt at thc latter
,,,, , on Sunday evenlng, May -M. Mr. Magnli
. both before and behlod the eurtaln. and
Uicy am sum t.. make the occaatoa a phmaanl o
j.v KXgBCtBTi-ST OT 9TAT8 trt799B9DE99.
Baton ito.ire. La., Apnl 2-.-t*mmnl W. A 8M?MI.
ex-8ernton ol State, -iirt-.-nd.Tii hen thli monung.
vaaliMlrted mme yean ago lor embess-taa
' f sute money. "" Beptember IT, 1?
. uat 00 the da) toUoi
wa-kedoutofth.im The jttrv l
in , raidlet of gulity. SH_?*___'T___-l_^
in m-.ii,,, -iiic^ and haa .."' ? hard atnurgle i -
li- '.i.,.iil,: dU-uuin.?dlo.x-luw.ai.il-...
? DC( ,
IRON MEN IT IX AUMS.
HEW-YOBX DEALEBS OPPOttE U& CAB
KEOIE.
Tiir.y .say THAT PITTBBURO MANL'F.v. Tt'iU'.l'.s
iB| in.'I'.Tl.Sf. Tiiiiii; BUBUmg-CAl
f.r Tiu. TBOUBLE.
Bepwtfl ff troohlfl iu thc Iron trade have bec;..
illng for ".me itane, gmwirg oat ?f* hnrtneaa
tnuMBctloa* af .? Btaeturers ol eari steel
a-id roDed ir.,11 aad ita I .1 tBng dlreetty with the
. rtnetiea or eoalmnpla
tif.ii Instead . 1 wlth Hm Iron worhoia. it waa al
reaterday thal Ihe latter had formed a "eombtoe*
wlth U.e parpoat of Baatdng a "boreott" agalaat tl.e
niannf ? .ni ? ,,f whieh Ar.d'cw CBrnegle
l' nl. Thc f thc "comblno,'' lt W?a
waa lo ? aipe] Um Caiaagla firms to deal
with tha IrenwarfceiB Instead of the proprietors of tbe
blc new bolldlnga them* u-e-.
TlB get at the taeta a Trlbune reporter vl-lted Mr.
Oarnagla al Ua home, 8 . B 9roat Flfty-flrst-st.. IM
evenlng, bol found hlm lndlsp<>?<yl to speak on the -i.:,.
Jcct. ? I a:u tvally oot famlliar Wtth the dcialls f.f thc
? ..." lie . ijii, -ii ,.i ttajro ii ui aa yet do Ubbb t? ln
?liiir.' about it. I thlnk A. R. Whitiioy. who is our
apeiit here, could givo you some Informatlon, p:r
b ig-."
Mr. Wliitnev was ftmnd at his home, >'o. 8.V) Mndl
BOO-ava., ar.d in explanatkm of tho sltuatlon, hc BaM I
'? Wo had not recelred ..ur falr proportion of orderfl
frora Um krou bmu who tauc eontraeu for tha larp
buildlnus golnft up. We, thcreft.re. not Iti.-d
tbe OWBBTB tlmt we could furnl.-:li thera
what wroogM *t.<-i and anougbt h?u waa needgd
for tlrir bullttnp al tlie standard BBtee.
We inalio ste-i eotnawa and steel beams at our Pitts
barg inili.-, bnt wc d.? not fuir.l-.ii aJl the matcrial.
Wc allow the taoowotfcars t<> fur:-.;-ii Um eaatlion
p ?,?..!.. aid they put all the matcrial in the biilldlng.
Tha iir-t intiinatb -i we had Ihat thoy ohjeeted ?" Uda
v.; - Uib paiaagB ot a hill by UM A-s-inh1',-, elsumlng
tao approval ..f UM liuiiding Rn.-eai. of the city.
whlch required abont twlee aa mu.-ii rolled iteel and
wrooght ir>n in a colulu.i, and pnMilbiting MM
?f -1 ei Dolsama ta boUdings. ti is i.iii waa Um
v...rk ..f an Inapector ol thc BuQdlngs Baieaa, and it
went through Ihe Aaaembly, altbougb Bnfarlntaodenl
rafnaed t.> 1 li 1 II 1. h appeovnl. I have ealled
itUntion f.f tiie Benate commlttee ln cha
tlio i.i!! lo it ? InJtMCiee, aad tbey hnve agrccd to
I.av.: il pr |. ?;?]?.? BmOlldOd before pBBShlg lt.
"Thc Iron WOlheiB wero Uissiti>!le<t wtth thls ar.d
eaOed a BMeUag Ooe of them who bad the contraci
lor .. larga boildlng downtown noUdad tbe owoer th.ir.
be wouM not handle any of our owtortal ln Kem Vor
i'ut to-day otber parUea eame forward and ofTerod to
Ul." (he . ,:;. t. M tl)=l! UM b.l' III 'I g 1- t) >. '' .' f.r
ward without .r....i.le. After wa i.a'i taken Um i
trad f..r tba i>i._-.-:-?? botal bnUdtng, tbe Iron men made
...i obJaeUom to tbe Buperintendenl of iiuiid
ing-. but Jl:-. Brady overroled tliem, n::d tho bnildlng
l,;. wlth onr Iiiat'l-ial.
- Tiu- beal arcbltecta ai:<i anglneera .<r the clty have
-igued ii r:. Bgulnsl Um unfalr dlsci
Uon* whieh have been attompted agalnsl rolled iteel
and rolled Iron eolumii , and ln favor ol cast-lron cot
mnn . wbleb u Intooded tf. be aecompllalied b I
wmbly blU Bo. 1,481, Ihe mcasure i have referred 11.
- am -itcll iii' B ;is Tln OdON 1
?i i.. .....i.i Kiiiiitz. the well-known englneei
v;. i.i .1. Mead d Whlte, tiie arebttecta. Um stgnatorea
of fifty nu.tv anch men eondemn tho uttempt of the
persons i have indlcated. The rhief englncer ?
;ii. Department, Mr. Bonner, reeentty tald thal ro'.i .1
?teel rolumna were far preferable to eastlron. r..;- ln
coso, of Bre Um latter woaM t.e Itable to snau ..fT, whlle
tha is.lie<i atee] wa- tubjaet te no auch danger."
Tbo hon aroikers ulluded to were tiiid to toclnde tho
flr.ns ..f .1. 1;. g .r. m. CornaD, i'.r.t A McCook and some
others. None of thc iu-ineipaLs eould l>o found la?t
evenlng, bm -?????.f thelr lepreaentatly denled that
their movement waa dlrected againat Mr. Carnede or
any partlcnlat millr-. They had no Ini
in. ?- mm. tf. "bovii.tc Mr. Carnagle'a mlll* or
anv others. Tb ?::? attitude waa rather one of
prote 1 againat an evldenl porpoae to take thelr
ti"--. or ? large parl of it. out of their bands. A elr
cular leticr had been ienl u> mlU-ownen, asklng tbein
not tf. con racl dlreetly wlth proprtetore. if tne pro
te 1 ??;,, not beeded po other meaBurea were eonten
j.l.... 1. it wa . nol di nled, hot ever, thal 11.
tn iiad refused tf> use matertal whieh eame fron
tho CffrTtttMi tiiilK,
MRS. BESAXT SI'EAKS AGAIX IX BOSTON.
AMOBIMQ that TUF.osoi'HV IS ZHB ItlCMTBPT
FO 60CIAL KVII^.
Roston, April i*. (.Speelal).?The Theosophists dld
not transiiet nny bnsiness to-day, bnt thl* evenlhp Mra.
Baaanl deMv wd her et.1 lectnra In Timaont Templo.
she t<Kik as her general the-no. ?? The Dangors f.f Mod?
ern Boclety." After dweiiing with mueii earneBtnesa
und fbree on the prevalent Mclal cviis. sho polnted oui
that ciiri-tianity had pmcti Inadaqnate aa a remedy
or pn-viitive, as thc old bond of tho love . f rirtua,
f..r Its ..wn satte, hnd lus-n loaa, and UM bellef ln
aeavea and heD, whieh hari been mbaUtnted f.?r ft,
had ul-. been thrown oat of praetleal eonalderatton.
,\- to other remedle* ihe bad found polities inadequato.
There waa little n-c in toglalatfcn nnlem men of thc
liue iplril were to bc found b> eaivy it out it waa
. io forn'iiit.. ay ' bu wai. h depeuded wholly
on onaeMlBhneai aud the dectre to aerve others, when
th- fominuiiity wa- not found to \to ei.mpo-.d of -..'h
people. a dmllar obJecUon appiied bo aocialUm, and.
Bltbough "hf i- convlneed of tbe baaaty and trutii
r.f the aOCiallstiO tl.rv, she found tlut she ii.nl.l r ll
.oiitunie in any .f its arganbsed BiowmantB, becanse
thc had found tlio-.- who should dve examptofl of
the p.ti.nt and sett-danvlng -pirit invi made it tbo
veWele of th-ir personal hatied, thelr dennr.clation
of the ri. h and their deatre for Indlvldual galn.
tfter dwelllng on thc Inadeqnacy of othn fheorles
for the lolvatton of s.-K-lety. she flr.-w attentlon to
rheosophy as the true solutlon, and arpacd thal ii
c-ive inducementa tor wen fMns Ly tho assnrance
.,f a great oatcome i.. a hlgher sphaie.
ALL THE CREW THOVGHT TO EE LOST
scnooKF.r. r.. n. i.f.f.ds CArsizr.n ix ciiesa
TEAKt: BAT-TWO B00IB8 FOtr.VD
ON THF. WKIXK.
Horfoik. Va.. AprU 2^.-Tho Ught-house lender Vlo
let ye-terday fotind tHmtine ln Cheaapeake Bay, aboal
Ove mlles sf.nth of York-spit Llghthmue, thc wreeh f.f
th" -1 hooncr B. n. l.eeds, of Soniers Point, H. J., wlth
the bodies f?f two BaBaia, appartatly (oraigners, badly
bndaad and m?hed to thc rffghig. The Lced
fafislf.^ on Saturdav and the wbole rrew is sttppo-ed
(.,V l..-t. Tbe Vlol-M towed the wreek out nf th*.
w.iv f.f navicatloii and >ft it ln rhnrue of Captain K.
MuHihII, a friend of the captain of Ihe Lccds.
t>o you reejulre a house, a farm or a coolt. or a
"sure thmg" in busino?->, or u situalion. or unvllung
eUe l lt you do. >..u should watch thc llttl? adver
tliementi tliat appear uaily m Tho Tnbunc.
EFRCIAHBXB OX IXSAXITY UEET.
Whahingtan, April 2d-Thc torty-dfth annual mesA
lag ..f Um AaaocUtton of MedK-ai Buperintesidentfl of
Amaricaa InatttaMoaa for the Insano began hcrc at
ihe ArUngtou Hotel this BBOrnUg. The pnaKUag of
fleer was Ur. II. R. Stw.nis, of Hartford; vi.c-i.i-.-i
dent Dr. D. Clarke, of Torouto; Beeratary and treas
arer, Dr. John Canaeu, ol Warrea, Penn. Dr. J- >'?
wvleomed thc gnests to tliis dty, und
President Staarns tespooded. Tlie toUoartng o?
,, . ?.,,.,.,. etoetodi Dr. T>. clarke, of Torodto,
nreaMent; Dr. J. B. Androws. of Buffalo, rlce-presl
.t.-iif Dr John Curmen, of Warren, Penn., Bccretarv
and trcaanror. Dt. H. T. Btearna, tbe retirlng pre4
,1-iit then dellverad hls addreaa on "Soma Botaa 011
..,, -,,,,. 4 psyeblatiy."
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A *BBMMM 8DODS" BWISDLBB ABBMBTED.
Haahlngton, Airil -- ' ' :' ***** ''
Bathbone b : m fr"" c*B*ia ^?-,r,<
... of the Chleago Dlrtstoo, to the
t tbal Willlam TJrler, allaa John llood. alus WUl
HUlBina, baa been arraated for eondncl
procn gooda iwlndta. Tba aceuaad baa been eommlt
ted 10 Jai t.v th-, Dnltad Bastas Oommlsalorfw
m.,,,, , 1 b." (A)0 iail T ?' Depart...'-:
f . ', ,,u:;nt-rLbh- tm,- l ln lecurtog the
iu;,-, S ttSTnaa. and II i- regafted at the Depart
ment a? bafag ? very importanl anast.
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VORAERWB REMAEKS AT CIXCIXXAII.
Chleago, April 8B.-ta?OauBnioi roraaar arrived
!. .,? thi- mornlng m an Intervlew touchtng hia rs
at Clndnnati, in whieh lt is aiieged that ha
slighted ITeoident HarH>on. he said to a reporter: "The
,t, hBd I MBMI what HbBTBl views tli
Harrtaoa men weuM take of tba matter, i weoM oar
tainlr have BUWeUWdBd BBCh WBld Uut I uttn.d with
qaalidcattonB whoae BBeanlng eould aot bo d
?? itut thc dupat.-iics trom Waahington rtata tlmt Um
meaabar* ot Um aaaeutfva eommlttoa ol the JtoUonal
Keiiiibli. an Uogtt* ** yoa CBBM to " m- innatl wlth (lie
preinedltated IntenttoD of boomlng Bmina.
?? 1 ran Aeny tbat itii'-gHtion."
COMKYIOM Of DAViD WDLEY VTMLD.
Divld llndlfy FlfM *t* MSlBBg aattly la?t "'?ht. a"d
liU cf.iulllif." w?? SSBSBdasai lavorablo U> I.U tecov^ry.
11,. vi.n.uiiaani fur ouldoor f?Kl?? ha<i slvea nliu a noo
derful fiiii-.tllut.oii. and notwlthstandlnB hls rlfnty-stf
?BM M hoid bU o*va bettfir than many youniff-r
?aa tvfi.id aadae th.- ?in.> UienaBtBaeasi m? brother,
BT. I'bld. told a Trlbune tvpoitor last uight that
hu bad rea*on to hope for hU brother'* rccovery.
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^.V OFFER FOR WEETRRE MABYLAXD.
JOUN H. UBYANT AND OTIIF.US WiLI. OIVE
$1,300,000 FOK r.ALTI.MOKF,'-> IKUBU0.
BeKtmote, AprU 31 (Bfaiilal) llgBioad and 8aanela1
were BS. it-fl t .-day over the rather ir.ysterlo.i
larad la Um cty OaaneU lari night, dlreal
ing tlie Mile of tlie .ity's entire inteir-t ln tiu: Wc-iern
Matyland Knllrf.a.l fo Jf.hn II. Itryant, of New York.
and oficrs for srl..->oo,000. Mr. llrynnt has at tlme
been viiii General Samuel Thomas and
others in thc Khhm.i'id and Danvillc syiiCicate. ITcsl
dent Dav.-, of Ihe West Vlr'rfi.iia Cuitral. whieh ha*
i.i-,. been negotUUng with thc citv antheritle* bt thc
porrhaae ..f tho road, was graatly mrprtad at thc ap
pearaneo f.f a rival bldder. Summortield llull, the
mtoUva hara Ol Mr. Bryant and other New-York
I partfc ? i -. .1 in Ihe deal. said that tlie otfer made
wa- UM highest flgure upon whu-h ihe property ln ita
[.is-ent coii.'.itioii eouM be made to ean. Its Interest
. hargBs. Tbe pariiea arfco mado the otfer of $i,.">oo,ooo.
? I, would bc willing |o go hlgher if It WM shown
| tho road f ot.ld earn interest upon a hcavler lnvest
, ment. Mr. ^.ill kt>> It Is propo>cd to operate tho
j road as aa independent llne, but lt ls bcllevcd tliat the
Blehmond and Danvillc peoplo aro back of the movc
i ment.
It was intimatct In tho City Council that the Nor
foin end Weatern Company, whieh ii now building an
! extenaloa from Front Royal, Va., to Waahington, was
behlnd Mr. Bryant, br.t this la der.ied. Weatern
Marj land Unilrtiad oflicials pret?nd to know little
ai...iit the eflartfl ol outside paraon* to get the road, but
tho-e wbo Know KMBatMnf about the affaJr.s of the
road -;r. Utst Om Weatern Maryleod offldais and some
uf thc prlvato stochholders are aasoclated with llrynut
ln tnakiig t.'.ls offer. The Western Marylaud Com
DBBT's ind-biednes-. to tho clty ls gT^fiO.BadBT, bui
[he Mayor says tbat altbonab lt l* a beavy i.nrden on
tha taxpavei-, it wouM be folly to lacrlflce th- citv s
Interests al sneb tTJom Hpure. President Davta, of thc
v,-.--i Vlrrfnla Central says his company will glvs
r.., ? tno amonnt oiTercd by the Bryant syndicato.
TP.UXK LIXE ASSOCIATIOX TROURLF.S.
BOTH THK PAB8SMOBR AND KRECIIT PKrABT
ME3T9 ARE INVOLVED.
lt is becomlng evldanl that tha Tnmk bnc Aaaaala
tlon baa ? deal of trouble .... hand, Involvlag both tho
igar nnd tl.e frelghl departnients. Tlie paBSBB
per tronble, arislng out or thc Alton hoy< ... waa
ed a. a long, aad it said, -tonnv.
ol the i nnl Llne paaseugar agenta, yeater
day, in the (rdgbl department tbe dlatniWng fa tor
la the nen tarifl odopted uy tho "Soo* ttnes, via
tiie Caiii.ftiiu I'.uiti.- ;md tb* W -i BbOTB, whieh will
l.c the nubject of dRscnsslon ai a speelal meetlng af
Int oommlttee f?f Um Trunk Uae Aesoclntton to
morrow,
Tha me. Ung of the paasenger agents yf.stcni.iy, wm,
Ung . > Uie olli. iai report, most baimoalous, Com
ii i i uoner L P. Farmer and tbat tho report thal two
i LInes were violntlng Um agreemenl of Jannary
i!., had been found to be entlrely wlthonl roundatten,
and thal awreover, a meaaage had been received from
Oia Big I'.in. expresstng thal road's eo-operatCon wlth
Um Trunk Uaee. All tho roada, Mr. Farmee
1 wort nnanlmous ln thelr approval of tho "eadnslou"
( of Ihe Aln.il.
It seema, however, UmI thero was a serions oanse
i of dlBiUrbance at tbe BMeting, no BMBtlon of whteh
waa BMde ln tbe offictal report. Oenerel Pasaaegcr
Agenl Anddrson. of tlie Onterlo and Weatern, was
Iprtsent wlth a large-slied eomplalnl about Um man
ugemeut of u.e Immlgranl busneaa at toc Barge Offlco.
i >ir. Andorson cbarged tpeclfloally that on Sunday
i, ? ioo Immlgrants ... the Uarge OlBco naa becu tanen
; from tl"- r J""- ntattveo ?t UM Tnmk Llnes and seni
over tbe Uekawanna. WhatdNpooition tl.e rruns
j i.j.,,. [.ple made of Mr. Andcrsoii and h.s eouiplaiiit
could nol bc learned.
"Yc.tS RUTTIXGEK KILLBD IX XEW-JEERETl
iM-iii Amboy. N. J.. April as.-chtef of Bollee Jnc'i
son. of thls place; and Chief of Poliee Lluke, of BtateB
Island, aro working in a peculiar way to solvo tka
mystery mrrounding the Batttnger mnrdcr. it was
d to-day tbat Chlel Btaaw eame over from st iten
I on Baturday to have Jaekaou examlne a bnm i
of keya whi.h wero found on the body of Rutttnger.
From thli it l* belleved that tho letters or <lo, itments
found ln Pfcrth Amboy were ln a vallae or a trunk aud
that Blake brought over Batttager^ ^>'? to ?"
whether they would ftt thc loek of the vallae or trunk.
\ report n saw Bteka to-day and. from a word f.r two
dropped by tlmt offldai; lt seemed evldent tliat tho
mv-filous papers wero ftmnd ln the vicmlty of th-s
r .f , iviih' ' mhov. Thl- locaUoo is a lonesonM
ne lt thonght i.v aome. that Bi*a bellovoB Bat
tlnger "ai mSrterod at tho bluff and bla body convcyed
BcrosS to Tottenvllle.
?? BBMMAM AUYBOBlIlEt PAID H/S/i^GK
Wasblngton. D. C. Aprtl '>-Mr. \\eber VmB*
pnlntondent ol Immlgmtlon .... Now-York baa omn
ln,r icated to um TrMsui-y uapartaMol m* faete te the
?der, tho aastatad Imailgraot wbom
rtved Bl Nev..-VoiU from Gcrmany on tho ?tom^.iip
Waesland Aprtl 33 ar.d who waa detatoed. The man
made an aMdavtt te thc Immlgratton offlctab to tha
:li;? hc had only 81 and tbal Ms paasage to twa
,.,;,??,,- ^ pald tor by the authorittos in thc town
o buntach, uerraany; Umi be bad baaa Imprtsoned
, ' . yoar ior mmder, when tm waa deelared Ineanaand
waa eonfined In an Inaane aaylam lor ^ty-tour
yeaeu.ftomwWchlMWMdlBChar^B^hlng^verB
r?Brago; and thal howaa sent te Ameriea al Maown
reauert. The omntary of tho T*eaann has ordered
CB-AOO'B XEW MAYOB AOAIMBI OAMMLEBB.
Chleago, April 88.-Tbe first offldai art ol Mayor
Wasbbnrae wa* to o?ler that ali tho gambilag toaaae
iu UM Clty bc elcnCd.
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THE WEATBER REPORT*
ntlBWa LOCAL, ODSEUVATIOVB.
295
??ui,..., m ii....- *how. mebaaa*a*t_
Tri. ofltaa April ?, l a. m^desr aeaVhtr, with
nottllv......,M broeies snd diy slr, prevaBsd yttmaj-.ttm
wmd riami st erenlag snd smpbaaUlBg the NaeUaa trom
Msadays warm wav* Tba tampemlaw ranacd tota-eta. >?>
?dt? ,magB(?o^)totog8%bigiMrteau*a
tll, ,_?? poadlag lay tam ymr, and c tewet Ibaa ou
?'" in-^n ... ,r thls clty to-day them wlll p.obably bo coolcr,
taAt .vLaU.er.
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fOB THF CVBB Or IXFIJ'EXZA.
The Fi-iier A Mendelson Companv. BgentB of the
godea Mlucral l'a,tillcs. No. 8 Bar. layst ^ay that
they reealv^ yeBtetfay tho foUowing cable dispau-h
from Berila! _
Berltn, Germany April - ?
lt tooflletelly aniif.nneeft h'^re l.y tho San.tory <???.
araa* that th- Sodon mlnaral pastUleaaro mo.i benellclal
S5 i! ?' pn"a.,:.io? ..,..1 CUTO ol InflUOIlM, ?.fer OnC
tnUllon boxes have been mM here durins the prfvaleuce
..: thli i
m
For bieakfng up ? aoM, us'j Dr. b. Jame*a Ex
pectorant, srhleb mbdnss tba In8amaaaatea, iod heala
tlw sorenes:., reliavlBg Throat and Liioks.
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"lloioea ln thc t'ouptry"
Tak" a trin over the Nrw-York aud Northern P.-iliway;
trata sarrtea doabtedi saaaiatlig at. UHhsi, atation ?iu,
all sixth and Nlnth Ave.n.e elevatod expreaa trali.a. l\<
a .. '1 ISBSS ; tl.'ty-ride famlly ti^keU good for all member*
ol your famlly or vUlUng frtenlU.
?-?
The C.rabrlBae. Ftftb-ave. and Thiny-Uilra-st.. ? a
palatlal. mcAt. Uo?L Culsias uoaarp^M^d. i-or?i?
iieich. proc:lewr.-(Boroe Jouroa.
?
At Fllni'a. Weat 14th *l?
prieea aro ao very low that furnlture la btlng MlecUd eariy.
Keepa ?hlrt. to 31eaaar?. Ma for gt?. Noao betMr
kt any prica. S09 aad 811 Broadway.
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M.,.-., I'rincnt MBBlIS b.oken nrte le. : IV.. CV
m^mTi" ? ''? - ": BuG "? ?d itaiof* Bo.t
l..V.!d ...-.-. I0e. a ???'??? 993 WUUBm-st.M. i
..-?-.
WLni Baby ??!?> ***** OO ??ve lu-r Caatorla.
v-7. ah! ?a? * * "Md. th* ttttt for 1 artorla,
Ul. li I ? ? lun? ^ C*"to.ri^'
WbS S B Chlldren Bb* fjart tliem Caatorla.
MARRIED.
,r..VNllV ,,.(,.\vr.r. n? Mmdaar, April 27. at tba
J^ , f ,h I.ir lomrounlOB. t>.."th f.ran^e, S. 1.,
1'%',' i,% Vl'.* Llllan. dau^hU-r ol tb- Iato
Blrutv JeuiiUuu. ol Cblcigo, UU
DIEP.
ARMSTKOJfO-0 i Sundiy, AprU 21*, 1501. E.ward Arm
itron., In hla njai yo.r. . . ..
RelStlvat and frn-:.d.< ar*" invited t- ott n-1 th" tnnertl
?urvici. a- hla lai ino-ikiyn,
N. Y.. We.ln.adav. Ap II 20, at 8*88 o'elork |>- m.
UlII.Iii.N-on Mnndav vpril 87, 1-?1, Mr.. Amu -Uarla
Ui-id-ii. -ai-loii /_? L-wia lleldea. M. ti.. aud u_..'ht.r *'r
lt, R.v. .i?.-i rr?.!!naliiiy*en Ja.-kaon. .__
Ktm.ral tvi-vlrca o." _hi.rad*..y. at 10 M a. m.. fron B_f
lat.: f lilen.*.-, lll EaM Ul*-- it.
ijki.i?? n rueadaj aftaraooa, April 28. 1881, F.!:/a H.,
?..it" ?f Ueatfi ii.-H ..
KuutjI -tiI,'. - will lakr* i>!:c?- at h.r late r -'.il " *>0*
m Waat ..d-at., on Th-.rad-y evaoMg, Afril AO, at 8
o'c;,,' k,
inuiiiiiiit Ui un-nwcMid al eonveal-ne< nt furily.
n i? klndly requested Miat ao 0* wen no aaat.
BOeffWlCK 8add*aly. aa Aysfl 18, namata* C. Ho*?.
irll '.:, ln hia 7<>lli i.-i-.
Funeral ac. \li'<- W,<li.<-diy .".OJilnH. April 2'.>, at 8 o'cloca
from hla late realdence, 1,844 .r.nkllu-ave., clty.
pitenr.eei a-. Woodlawn.
BOY1 R?Aagwt Baaia, a.ed '3. of iiohokue Lodjre. Wm
178. I. "I. 0. V II >i ' - 9. -I.
I--..n.rai ai bis late NeMeeee, ITI Charle?-?t.. WeJ_u-t-,7,
April 28, .tt 1 p B.
Il.t-Tineiit ot Freah I'ond.
Klndly on.it ilo-Acr*.
il..\,-on Friday, Aprll 21, 8888*88 Clay. w.fe of Joha
Wo.id Clay.
Kamalna ren oved V, Rahiviiv, Naw-.leriey.
il at couve-leaea al lha r-i-nily
ti-HMAN ,-, .man, daughter of Ooree and
Lllllan I'lahtiiun, nt th.'lr realdanee, .HK) Weat HU-at, al
the .i.e ot ', nimnlht al 13:80 a. n,.
Knn-ri! aervleaa 8 a. a_ Wednerday.
(MBBONS-AI BsboiM Tlionp-1-.a, Conn on S-.nd.y.
Aprll _(',. Julla Caaay, wldow of John W. (UDMna, and
laat tervlvtag r_ld of th- lato Jaaaes Kenn. M y, .u
tho 71-t year ?f I?' r .1 ??? __,_,_.
Kin- nl wi, ? i t" bo heM at her late raaMeaee st a a. m.
Wsdaesday, lha -'.?th.
Interni'.'i.t | rivate.
i.I,KAMi.\-Oii M-vulav. Anrll 21. at her late r-.-id.-nca,
No. 2l(> fcast BOth-at., Ilnriet, i, loved alta ot AetifpaJ.
Olaaeoa and d?.i_ht.r M John i). Mah. r, ma,, "i ma
80th yar of )i>r tg- . _ , __,, K_
HOlanih ri'ijiili-m BMSa f?r th' mW-S ef lv r *??"" 71'1 "?
hr|_ |,| s't. StepVn'a Chureh. Eaat ?.-?th--t.. on \\.*a-i-a
d.v,-. Aprll -ti. M 10 a ni. Hc-latue*. lad fri-uda ar>- a:
a*<o>-tMll> Invited to attend.
Klndly on.it Beawe.
(illoX-On Mond-ir. Aprfl 27. Arenr.da, wlf.'of William H.
uulon, m ui- .vith year H har , , __
Iteiatlvea aml fri.-nd*. ir.. Invit .1 lo attend Uie funeral at the
0-.W-i.-k1 riI, ath-ave. aud 80th*S., al 10:80 B. B.. 'Ihnr d.y,
A|.rll 88.
IlAM?IUM'('K-'in S.i-.d:iv alt r!K? n April W, I.lerena O.
Hi ibroaek, wif.* or Frnnk it ?*-h,-ouik. aod daughter ai uie
lat?* .n. T. I'liainnnev of llr.-o'ilyn. \. V.
Kun.rii -wrvlee* from her late realdrnce. -Ne- ''- VftK*
?i8'i,-.-t.. o.i Wedncaday aiorolag, Aprll 20, at 11 <.--*io<.-_.
I'I.*,,. ? mM I'eiv, rt.
HKA I IlKK-i.n ineMlav noniln- At*:1 tt, .I'llla A
Heatii.i ie ? loved ?i(o >?! - " r.
Hriiitiv- and rrieada nf th< ramll ???_?
to at>nrt the fun, i-.l -e- \ v ?? - al H...:? '? ' hnrili -d
ave. aml i(iM.-*.t.. o i Thuraday tbornlat, AprU 30 ?: 10: .0
'harn.
Intrrinent in Wr.odlav n.
Uetroit. MleMgao, papera plnas tapr.
QITl HOOi I. .'-'. AprU 17, 1>01. farolln,* M.
H '.--.i. widea "f i i'i-'iim. ? .
Kelatlvea ann fr:"i cl- an* liivitwd ? '?
vleea at har lata randeuee, !fo, i.a? i:.*.-t s;th*"t., oa
\\. ,i >?--;,,. 28th ln-:.. ... l- "'
HOWELI. -i-7l,.. Aprll ?-'?'>. A.i.ii- 8- ?'!fe of P>"!na_
a. Uoaell, aad damriitcr M -laha Dt Aadiimo, of Wood
. ...r'\Vo. n- her late realdenca SS8 lt tir----t.,
, g p. ;n Wodnead i . I'J-i ln*.
lnt.-r: ii' al ?.r .? i, .rt, to. I,
KKATOR- >ii Mouday, Aprll 27, auddi -Kinia.
i;-t ue wlfe ,,i Iboinai lt. ai lagaaer
Fii'11-.ral -? r\,. ,-':.- '?'," remlAtnrt ;t h-r f.,?>?.**. 848 Mi'li
,?, r..: day, Aj rll :( . 10 80 a. 1
1.- im-t/*-, i. \i \r Suddenlr, "i. M< iday. Aprll 27, ?'- h'?
Kreald,*nce; 102 W.ahlnglon.ave., Broaklja. Dr. PaM 11.
RolaUvea ind ftlenda ar* Mapectfully Invited ta attci
11,.. f.iu .ni a rvleea from 31. Jamea I ? I ? Imren. 10m
1 ,r,V.t;!..ve Vi.d st. Jamea Vttee, on Tbaraear, .M-nl
So, al 1 i> b,
In'.-i-i-i.-iit prlvate.
1 . 1: un Moudsr, Anrll tt, }- l ?".,.;
u, *.?, i? !??..,1 ?.f.' of Jnim B. La .3U**
1. ar ,,' li -r tt*.
\ ,t , ,,r funai-al hereafter.
LAMiK-S'idilenlv. ut ln- MM reMdflMa *N;) ? xv,"; 1-uh*
? 1 ; .
s.kI' ,* ,,i funeral h. 1 -,'? r.
UOHKllUt'HK i>:i l-eaday n,<rntn<r. Apiil 23. II-rrle?
I..-.!-,, -ii" ..1 Kev. n. VV M01 i;.'.i'.
?rrvleea ?iu ba btbi at AU 8oula' thurch, ata
;i\.. com. r 20th-al . Wedm 'laj at 1 9 m.
,M- on londaj AprU tl, Mr-. iiar.t-t L Ot 1, 1 Idoa
rJSJSS"-rt?M -."Warh'j; & lll
Brooklyn, 8. v.. oa Wedn Mi r, -ipMI -*J.
LnUrment*.bur^dar a* the eaaveaMaea ef Iba Martly.
OWKN'-At Uedff.rd. N. Y . M?erl.,v roviili,.' Apr'l 2,'. of
pnromoaie, MUna-Aan, a>a M 6* Jaho Oaaa, tot i a
guneiai ien1rea from Preahya_rMa Chwch, Wadaaadsf
arterneaa, th,* lOM luas. at 2 a'eleek.
iTiiAM-Har. \. f. ol 1. '?y. A'.'r11 -0'
al Ball Loka < lt; roi merlj M i' ? kaklll.
SECOR-On Mo-day, ApHI 27, Pheba >I. De Ca?p, **it*3
of ii .. 11. .-? 1 ?. in tae 88th y .r ,.' I 1
Funeral aervlci - al the MeUiodlat I h 1 h, - >i '.
N-ew-leraey, on Thur-day, Aprll SO, at 1 I- "??
Carrtaaea ln va.i. i_ 1: Mlllbuni to m.
,. ?'...,' i.i.. i..-i, :<. and Weatcrn, fwn Barclay**st, Sraar.
York City.
HTrRSBERn?At Holyoke, Maaa., 011 TWe?dajr, April 2*,
Itwi, Babctte, alfa ol Ilenuann Bwraberg, la tba >._ a
I 1' ?.' 1
N, t ... of funeral h.*r, after.
j KOWBfUDOK-4 n Tueaday.ApHI the OAb, at hla late r -
Idence Na ?>'1" Vladlsi i-ave., Ueorga Alfred Ttombi I
li, the'78d yeai* of bli age.
Hott *.' ?f fi.n-r.il li."-' after.
VMi.-vt CbattaaaeA, Taaa...ApeM _8._OUvpr WgM
Yail. of rhKogo, 111., uon of >la:-n'ar,t C. and the lato
Walter Vall.
*- .f funeral her,*alt r.
VAN UI.VKXTKK?.vt Port Wa-.Iiln.ton. L. I., M.aiday,
Aprll '-7, Dr. Hufh i?. Van Devonttr, :i-',.i OX
[nterment -it nutlalo.
n.uial.) pap. r- ph aaa ?-, ;v.
WABRACK-AI Braahlyn, Aprll 2" i-yila Arleo, wlfe of
jami-i Warrack, born ai .Ma li- au ind.
Psaaiiaaaat af ftaiy. wa-himfon. p. c. April 27.
181)1 ?Information ha- 1 e n reselvad it thla Ji.pjrtm.ut
.?icrtv. the Conaul of lhe I'nK d Stati-a
it Cal-10 Peru of the death on thi *th of Jaauary 1-''1.
Mill r, Iaa! r 'Idonce ln 1 - ,
. x 1 ity. The '.??--i. 1 1,;?-?.,tu-l.il th d 1 -1
,'on obtini further Informallou bv anplvlnii ta t-.*- ... p.rt
,, N-,,. :,:>. in*. 1 M tn h ... 1801.
ItoMunaaeai ?i -lato. Wa binstoo. D. C, Aj
IbUl ?Infori ?' '*' '?? ** *-'" ' *''!"
ftom Mi. A. J. DouKherty. thc Con.i il of t ? L'nii -i
at ?':,:. ,"'lj"1'
il Callao, ?f Wllllani IU ?.. : ? ' 1 *->. o\.
N.'W.York Clty. Tho legal r. 1 it-euutljea of the 'I'"'"!
can obUln 1 I ::' ' , ''1'-,;t*
?. ...,t i- d ? . b Xo. 51. Dated March 5. 1801_
..?I
Speciol -\i3ilcc5.
MB8. M'iai;iiii'.*> aoAiKMAi)-, i'.t^i-u\ld.
fli'.A.. Ull.!1, CA.\.\__> A.Ni? _l*iti-il 1*1.-ii- A.\l>
J1'{*['!-K-:u.D cubrant jki-i.y a s:*i;cialty
Everythng put up ln glaas aod bept""".' *?-u ' '
,T . rt Mi'..-, ke-, addreaa Mra. -aI.aII >. .Hlj.U.
, iii 8H3 ln-graw ?? n. V.______
J. (.iirl.y lii.uln 1.
? of overy deaerlpUou, lor 2j yeara la Hte VandarbUI
, ' ra, H w irrec-al._,
Knrllpu.lheNiw IwikIIIi
Tollet Water. Moal dutlcloua and rtfreahlng. M Bere
? i^'iilli.a. ,\ll dn.gnlat..._
POKlel-ee Nolire.
(ItheuM U-' r,ad da.... bj a1! ml it-ted, aa clia:i_<- ?? a ,*
oecur at any I , ., ,
Lcltera for foreign coontrlea ne?d n-il l>^ ?|>eclallj ad.
iii. -- ?: foi di-i :-.-.? ,1 by anv partlcular *,'? .m ? 1
lt 1. deaired to iend d. pifcatea ol banl
(i?,,,,.. .a.i> addraaaed ov,.,i tmt af M
fitateat 1 --el*- ma: 1 _
1 ., . ', nialla foi u.. -A..n endln. May .' mil oloaa
(vromptlv ln all '--?-? Il ti.,
\, ..u'.s-i-.-OAY-Al 6 30 a. m. for Eurepe, per a. a
W-na 111 >..,;..? ,:'.t,.n ind I. ? tn- lri-l.nd
ini-t Lie dln*. t-d "pi r IVenm") : at U a. in fo I
b - 1,.;,.,.mi,' \m ijii...'ii>'.',wii 1 lettera l.reat linuia
? i' Em.ni countrl. 11 ..'..
manlc"); at 7 :lo a. m. tor H.-i-in, ?!???-. pei a. -. Wa *
land, vla Antwerp m-?'?.-- auat be dii ted "pei Wa a
land ', ' at ; :80 n. m. foi tha .'. ' - -?
z-iand-ji.! \-i An - "pef
_....?irl_.-!,:-? ; at II a. in. f..r Kortune Ialand, II-., t,. ai.d
la. ite., i-r a. -. AOwa; at 1. m. auppl .,. u 1 I
u m i tor v.'ii./,.? ia. ? 1 ra 10, ai,J fcavamlla 1 j i
her a. a Phlladeluhla lettera for-th r Coloaablaa porta-maa
i.i ?;,..? pniiail -lphia at I p. m. toi Cuha, pei
- -" .--1'11.,-a. via llavana (tetters nm.; be
-,' ra,,j,.;i" . at 1 p ti, tor Inagua, l',,it aa Palx, UanelviO
auu m. Mai , pei - -? Ozama.
1IU'K>DA\ ?At T n. 111. for B'irope, \r a. *.. Aeguata
Vlrtorla na Southampl 1 ttal Uan.bura; at 10 a. m. for
io, < uba, r>r - -? B. ynl -11- Ictu-ral r \.im*U
wTd .-a..., , , ' mual bedu ? el ??,*?_, r
at 1 I) B. 1111 r'.,niiiitarv I JO p. iu., r,r II* rn,i..
? * 1'ruilda.t ; ft 1 P- >i ' ' ' ?' ' I" ?
Vi??-*a,i N 1' per - -? '? '??''? - IIBB11 , S i
'.|,,i?. Irom N 11-. 1 - ,-. ??>
1, in for TUe Janelro, Santo* and La r \U oun ..,*-. vM
Klo J:u,. .*?<,. per -. a. Progr, ??-. 'ron. Baltlmore.
I'llll. \Y -At 0 a. .... fo Bermudj, \*r *. a. 8tr,
mud-- at 10 e. m. (aupplrw-niary 11 a ta.) t?r
il .\n,,-n.-a nnd Sontl, I'a .11 ? pprtt, per a. - Clt*
. < Pai 1 \la Col,,.. ? <*??- ''*;' ' ''r''- '?
mn-t i.e dire,-"'<i "P ? ' l":' : al II :l ?'? to '?
. ',1 and Xcbago, per a. a. Alj it 1 p. m. (auppl*.
m.iitar* 130 p. in. 1 fo' W.i.i.v.i lalanda, |? r ?. ?.
, ; at - ?0 p. i-i- lor l'orto Rieo -lieet, p r a. a.
?^-Si^URDAT -At 8 a. ni. ' -.i|.p:.-.-.*ntarv 10 n. ? ' r
.. tuly, bpil . Port. nl aud 1 irhey.
oeil -. ...
i.',.i.nt-.r-. 10:30 a. m.) to
?0 ?.? n'li latlanla a ?' Rottlo. D 1 a.a All r. vla I)
?f. ? _ii< :ia "uxiito
nd I'u,*rt Co.Vt BU.I be 4 - 1 '? . ' ?
at 11 V .?* '" ' Vs ??:_?_
ttera for Caraeaft *" "? '"-??, __J?Mad
i,d ruit.'h i.'.ia. . pei PHae
wineii I") * at 11 * b. tor Campayh* Chlapaa. Tai*aco
Wn Yucntan. p. r a. -? Clty of Waal tOen tot
n.M a-.l Tn-npii*" dlreel and oth-r Mexiean Btatea -.1*
Vaia Crui m-.at b- dlreeted "wm Clty of Waahlafton-i,
at 1 p'ri. la.iiiplame-.tory 1:80 p, n.) for 1 ai* HaMI.
St Ooniiiiao and InrUa Ialand. per a. ?. sVflnawj
atS p. nt. tor B! ;e*J.-lii* and liroyVuwn, per a. a. Frsuikiyii,
f r. in N>?-.0.1e*?.*.i>.
gl'NDAT?Al 8 P re- for Coatt Rka, >da Llmon, per
a a Koxhall. from aaw^Mlaaaa
Mail- tor AuatraUa, \>.-w.7..*a'.i>nd. nawilian F1J1 and
Banoaa IaiantK per a. a. Alameda [trom Sa.i rranclico),
.:i it 8:30 n. di (or on
arrlval at Kew-York of a. s. I'mbrla. with Britiah maUa
f ,r .ustrella Matla for tlie Kawallaa l'land?, per a. a.
?<>a!.ii<n? ifiora San Kr?: ? h M dadv up to
Aprll *28 at. fl 80 a n. MatU for Chlna and Jan-ln. per
a a Chliia (trnto Kan Fran**l?eo . ,!oa" h-r ? daily ep t.>
Mav "1 al 0 80 p. ?. MaUa for th. S, ? lv 1-'.. !.. *>-r
-lilp f.al.'."* fr "1 >oi I','.*'. -<e. rlo-.. tti-e dvtv ,p tn
Mav ??.?', .-. fl :." i' in. Mail* fui N'' rfmrd'and, by ra'i
to llailfax, md t.,"I.. ?? by - -
ut 8 30 0. m. Ma1!- for Mloml n by rall l lt..-t..n. and
,- ti.'a oftte,. daliy ..t .1 SO a, ra.
tor Culwi, hv ral! lo Tanipa. 1". 1 UM t'.n.e by
- -alMnif Mutidava Thnr-dr- and H ll -dv.- . cloaa
at thi- efflee diiiv al 2 -0 h i i. Mal a tor M *. ?
land mii.-w ?p.*eiailv addraaaed for dupatth by atea.nrr.
?loa" at thla ofn>e dall- at I ?
?Trana-Paelflc rral'.a are forwarded t., San Franrla.'O
dallr and the aehedul-* of -In-inij I* .irron..*d on th ? m -
mi-iption of their .iniiit--rP.pt.-d overl.uid tranalt to Kirt
o. Mal'.a from the Vaaat arrUlnif ,,n tlnn? at S-uj
Fianelaco on the d?r of aalllnn of at.-ai.ie*;. are dl.DaUh-d
?h. n-e tiia aanie day. K-iflatered ma.l twaaa at fl p. m.
provlona day. c~KVFMl7S VAX roTT, p,*tDiaatar.
PoitoO-a. ll*ai*-Yor_. 8. X.. AOril 24. 18i)l.

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