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such storage room for Th!rd and Second ave. line* a* 1?
necci*?ary tor cars.
Seventh?Thu said company ihall acquire additional
?ermina.- at or near UBI **B*_S| Bal -Ttl HRH tt by th*
pure hoi* of property so a* lo relieve notthbound train* in
the aft'Tiio ii on \V. *t Sid- gua ; th*s#e a/Mltlon*! t-frinlnals
to provide ,ii.|, *?,,--.:.?'? iv'in a* I* n>-ce??ar.T tnt cir*.
Thal null mawe ii additional fa.-llllles and fXteaSMM
of the tratk* and railway, of Mild company ihall be
? uliject tu Uie loliovviiig t*siiiis. condition* and rogalt**
meiits.
Kint Tin- structure supporting Uie additional track*
?nil all new structure* mun bo H MinVlent strength and
SM bl li ty M ir-rmit the running of tlvcur train*, at a
spe-'d of lliiriy-llve mila* p'r hour.
Necunl-All new BSBIBI* ii "i'i!r "1 "hall baie * capacity
equal to Um pu-.-nt standa-d twenty four-ton eni'lne* , .md
lu ISM of lie sea ut motive power oil SB** car, HM oircre
gate ragarllj B*f train of fin- tiir* shall not bc le** l-an
the ab >vt- stand .rd.
Tlil!*d Kxpie-* stations -lull Ix., located on thc S-c'iid
Avenue nae al I'liatham Square, at Foiirtecii!h-*t.. al
Twei.ty-Uiirl-st., et Koity--i-ioiid.it., ot Fifty ?iw-ventl.-r-l- .
ut Elght.T*?l>t!i.*.t. and at Oiie*luir,dred-and-twent, -fifth-xt.
l.xi-i ?* station* *iuii. be lo' ut'-d aa tli? Thlrd-avc.
lino ut Chatham Square, at Foully. nth*?t., at TvVenty.
Uilrd-T . at K. itv *eionil?t., Bl Kifty-nlnth-st., at
Eighty-fourth**!., _? Qua hs***s8 BU* lats IT HUB *l
Kxprcss tt-.itlon* *hall be lofated "fi the (lic'iivv Ich
*_. Mutli aad KltrhUi ave. line at Battery l'ls.-o. i'.rt
landt-'T.. at NVnircn.it.. at f*altB**BB Bl., at Kurly
?*ec"ii'i-st . at Kifty*ninth-.st.. ut ont baa*,** aa!twsuty.
tlfth.it.. and at Onchiiiirir-fl-aiid-forty-ilfth *t.
lit-.I nothing herein tsataJasS shall prevent thc stop.
page of taptSBB tmln* at sash other station* ** the tom*
pany may determine.
Fourth- 1-eh station not rea'htd by I BVBSSBB except
Bubs sa BeeaaUuve. bmmI have tu* ilsli a sj asgeaaehea,
each wide enough far peraaas ti' ia*? n, opp.sit- llreetl-s*.
Fifth?The Manhattan Ballway Coiniuiiy shill co:itra-t
that the complete- Btru.ture* thus impioved ihall be
opcratc 1 io u* to alford the ino*t ofllclt ut SttVUS to the
publl?*, both lu eapreaa uni) nay,
Sixth-Tin- pnsetit tia-S* a-ul BWllehSB near Bout
Korry itutlon -ihall I** so urran.'.'l Bl ta rna train* con?
tinuously b"tween thc eaft and we.t sid" line*. \
iu_icieiit mnulier of train. Shill be so ron ta aSaa_HM_Ma
Hits fontlnuou* liu-liii **. aad no more than one far" of i
i BBL* shall b* iliorged fur MM eont.liioou* ride tl-.ereon.
fecvontii?All the impiovchicnt* herein provided for shill
be con plctel upon earl, of thc never.,! linc, within t,vo
year* from tlie du'e ,.f the BCgS-rillaa or the consent of
the municipal oiitii..rlti.i and of the property owner*
.wherever nei-e*-_ry) to BBSh Improvement*, on each linc
respectively.
Eighth? Plas* and ^eet8eatttaa for all tho*e improve*
went*, Including the general arraniren cat of tc:min ill and
BgpraSS -t_t:n:i*, ihall bs submitted to thl* commission oa
ut beferc May I, 180.1.
Ninth?Frep-t con i>o:i*utlon shall I** made to th" city,
the nriKiunt thereof to be IlxCd aftei hearing the company
uni BM prap' i . Ity of*!' luis.
Such a baa-Bag shall bs had oa March 15, 1803, at
2 p. m.
(.'..niniis.sioncr Starin, who ever since the fail?
ure to lind a pafehniet for tho andergruund fran?
chise hus favored independent lines of elevated
. a
railroad*, offered a substitute resolution, provid?
ing for an elevated railway to ls* oflered ai
public -ale upon the following streets and prop?
erty:
Commencing at Battery I'lnco and Washlagtsa**!., run?
ning thence along WaablBgUS-lt. I* lIarrl?on-,t.; HMUf*
along Jlari-on.st. to BaBlSU-Sl. j thence along Ballia
bt. to B.nk-su ; Uienoe Meggi ltank-st. ond private prop?
erty to S'venthave. ? thence along seventh. ? ve. to Ketty*
flfth-.t.-, thenc.- ab'iip Broad* nv arid the Boulevard M
t,ev*nty--.co:.il-,r. , UMBI* s'BSg TcMa-av tfl On* hundred
aud-iixtv.-c"i.ini--t.: Iheaee alone the Blagsbildie Hoad to
lt* int. r-i'tlon flt* Jenth-avc., r.eir Two lnmdrfdaiid
Blltreillh M j thenee Bet*** tia.* Hallen, Uiver ship Cabal
ea*t uf Hie I.ne ?f Broadway; HM*** le Bio.idway aaa!
tin- Meran tiffi ot aaMsgah; _hsaes aloin' tho linc ut
Urort-ivay to thc city limit.
AI*o u f-t ti ta along ll od ?r>:i-st., trom llarr:.f*n*,t. t i
C-aml-r***!.
BcmiIvmI, Thnt |he general plan of BBU*tf?*tl*B fiom
Bstterr nasa io lin ls..ri orri Franklin *U*.. and frmn ( liam
bers-u. al'Miu Hud-iei-t. to Fraikliii*.*!., -.hull bc with tvo
track* on BM sun." lev, 1.
That from Franklin and Boise* it*, to One-hundred and
th1rty-tiftb-*t., tlie lailvrny nhill |?* coii*trutle<1 wllh four
t-*ck* ,'it, tha .ame H*ef, nnd ft..rn (ine-hiindrert nm!
UiirtT-llftii.-t. -.? the city limit theta shall be two track
UpOll tilt. mWtt levi.
HeKiivcd. Tnt tl:- StaUBM for SSeB Uses *hall bs pre*
vid<*d with an pb- eur Bise sagacity srharet'ci ttic peatfenm
?hall lie tw.iity feet or nen', above the cub lin".
Keeolvd, That the eM*t BUgtSHf "f t I.i - board be and
be I, hereby in-iruitel BB make the ii".e,sr,rr lurvev* aa*
prepare in cl. t:*il tlie p.itu* and lg*elB*att-ai f"t i'i, li ra,I
way snd BShaut the muk- promptly U Ihl* t?.ard f..r lt?
further adi.m. tlnally let*l_Ual*fl a geaeral plan f"r Mh>
mission to the I'.miuitsi Connell, in aci'idaiee with th.
provision* of -tlie K-|>!d Tr_ns!t act of Januiry 31. lsai
and the amendments ihoiet-i.
Hesolv.*d. That the pinn and frarehir- to rBBStlWI f-ald
raiiroiti along BisslsBi and the llfle'TStl .lull be subject
to thc riirht to nustthlt and operate Hm und' rzr'.nnt ra I*
1,-vd here^lfnr?? laid out by thi* t orr.nlision along the wear
rnute. or any erther underground rillraad thu niay be
herefift?*r laid out Ihen on.
Mr. Starin nrircd the adoption of hi* amend?
ment. Hp spoke B-TUHgdy in fiivor of it, hut
i-vidc-ntly felt that it wan n-**.-V-.-*-sv for him to
urcre it, for in order to secure tte, adoption a
unanimous votr- was psqalwd by thc Bapid
Transit act. Tire resolution watt gtfeonded by
Mr. Beabe. It whs tabled ky a vote of thr.*
to live, I'oiiiuii.-iMoners Steinway, Spencer and
Inman voting "aye," and Starin and Buck*
"no."
('oninii*sione. Spencer then offered 8 substi?
tute f. r Mr. Stalin's resolution* in thc form of
rofolution*:, which were seconded by Mr. Inman.
Mr. Spencer's resolution),, hi* remarks in rapport
of them, and Mr. Inasaa'a action in aseundteg
tin-in apaln showell unmistakably the de-irj-.. of
both thone gentlemen to ?.'ive to ths Manhattan
Hie vat,, I Hallway al* it asks for. 'Hie inclina?
tion of Mr. Spinier and Mr. Inman to hand over
to the Manhattan (-very thoron !-",i fa io it wanted
has ben apif-i'-nt from the beginning of their
duth* as llaiiid Transit Co____JaB] iner*. Mr.
Spencer's reholutions begaa as iollow*:
Hctolved. That in addltl.ii t., tlie fj'-llltle* and ex*
tciihloi.? air,-adv crunt.d to. ami tl.e condition* impose 1
uhon. the Manhattan Hallway < ompany, thl* Hoard Will
ejion prujier sppllcatl'i I opprovc Bie further .privilege la
- .aid conijony tu eon.truct and op.-rate BfUUeb lli-e. ,.r
extension,, with aee**a*ry iiiinc*. ssushi*. unsefB-s,
titi strtioin thcr for. ii|K,n the fo lowing roite*. vlr :
rit*t -Fruin b point on Its peicit *t-u.tiire <n Vlnth.
ave., ot or near ih*.e-hiinilr,--l*'ind-clehth.it., or at or a*Bf
One-hm, tred-and-nlntih-.t., Uence by a curve ti the west
Inti either (ire-hiiiidn-d-and-clthth-st., or One-huiidnd.
*iid*ri)jirji-*t., Uicii'*'* a^iig OBS haiBtll* SB* IIghHSBI.
ut nn.*.hiiiidrcd*and-iiiiith.*t., tu or near thc carrier ot lt. ?
IVouleviird O' F.leventh-ave., thenee alon* tlie l'.oulevi'U
an Eleventh-avc. tu Hamilton I'lif'c. thence alone MaHBtss
I'kee to 'I'lith-avc., aa.I thence a ..air Jtnth-avi. tx. lt
point at or rw**r Fort Ueorge.
S.*< ond?A liramh line or cxten.lon bc-inning at the
prcs.nt elevated structure, ai Batu-ry Place, thenee along
Batt-rv I'la'-.- to W'st.st . tii'ii... bI**_ We.t-st. u.
lhrl*topher-it., Mience along "'hrl.u>|ih<-r-?f. to Waverley
Pl*cc, and Uience along Waverley l'lai e to a connection
wlUi th* prcieiit elevaUd itriutiire In Slxth-avc.
Provided, however, thut Uie riirht to SB-MtUSt said
brsneh.?* or connections shall not t# exercised, ai rr-*|H-ct,
each bran.h. until Un- consent of abutting property owner,
thereon shall hive bstB obtaJned, cr dania."* to said
owie'i. ghan havo been adjuau-d ind tiald !.. the aggrcguto
amount, ai re.urvl* that liramh, of not le.* than two.
third* ot. the lineal frontage of the property ubuttlng
thereon.
Provided, Matts*, that thc bBSM-SMBm and SpsaaMM
of Mid branch line to Kort Ceorge *h?ll Ik' .nlrjei t to tho
right of any comitany In future organized by thl* inti,.
mission to construct and o|*rat/t Un- underground rillwjy
tii-reU'fur.' laid out by thl* . orrnnl**iitn ulong or under the
Boulevard. l*-|we*n Oiie-hundred-and-elclitli-.t. atid One*
bundi ed-and-tlilrty-.t-venth-st.
Tlie resolution further | rovidi-tl that the bounda?
ries for 'tin* branch lines named ba constru-ted
so as to admit of thc laying of four tracks, if
needed, and that not less than three tracks should
be laid st the Ix-dunm-, except in ( hrisUipher-st.
and Waverley Fine*, between (Himnt-h al. and
Slxth-ave., where only two were to Ik- construct.-d.
Tlie etructure was to be built so as to admit of
the running of *ng*l_S train- at tho rote of
thirty-five miles an hour, and wa* to _?? com?
pleted in three years. The company
would also kl required to convert In
th? same time tin- pre?*nt Ninth-ave
atructure, batrtmn Christopher and Otie-hui;dred
nnd-ninth-sts.. into a four track ro.-.l, with both
expnus and way platforms st F**fty*e*on4 and
Flfty-ninth-sts. The company would ba raqnlrad
to make the stations at Pan haadied HMM ftlHrtk
and Flfty-nii.th atti, starting points for southbound
trains duri mt the crowdvd hours, and to lay nccs
sarr Bidiues and switches at thoso NtstionM. As
a further condition the company would I*? re-juli-od
within three years after the coin plot lon of tho
branch line to Fort <.eon*r> to extend one or more
of ita lines so as to perform continuoiii train
aorvice tietwee'ii the northern limit* of the city
snd South Ferry. The maximum rat*, of faro
for om* continuous rld,? for any distance within
tlie city limits on tin* line* so extended wan
fixed by Mr. Spencer'* resolution at 18 cents a
paaaenger. Tho maximum rate of fun- between
any two point* on Manhattan Ialand, tit* re_o
lutiona provided, wss to be Uv* cent* for one
pntinuo-* rid*. Ihe aompensation to be paid to
?
_*
FROM HEAD TO FOOT
rou feel the good that'* done hy Dr. Pierce's
uolden Medical Discovery. It purifies Ihe
blood. And through the blc.,1, it eh-ansc*,
rotiairs, and invigorate* tho whole *vi-teni.
In recovering from " 1a% Grippe." or In
convalescence from pneumonia, fevers, or
other waiting diBca.tr.. nothing can equal it
est an appetizing, restorative tonk to build up
neetled flesh and streneth. lt roana every
organ Into natural action, promotes all thc
bodily functions, and restores health and
vigor.
For every disease that comaa from a torpid
liver or tarpura blood, Dyspepal*, In-HtMilon.
Biliousness, and th<- ni .st stubborn Min,
Scalp, or Scrofulous off oct ion*, tho " Discov?
ery'' Ls tho only remedy ao certain that it
Spa lie guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or
cure, in everv cose, yea havo your money
back. * _
For a perfect and permanent cure for
Catarrh, take Dr. Sages Catarrh Banally.
It* proprietors oller |800 reward fur aa
incurable case of Catarrh.
the city wa.* to bs determined by tbe C~nimis~lon
alter bearing thc proper oncers of tm- city aim ol
the tlaabatuui natl way Company.
Ml, Bpsnest spans ai conaiuerable length and
witii great varneBtnes* te support of bia resolu?
tions, lo support ol lu* pian lie said tiiat it pro?
vided bt'ttti iscllltigs tiiaii Mi. -.turin's plan tor
baadliag tba large travel t" and irom tue Xuw
Jersey lorries, sud sunveyed it conveniently at
one late to tm- hotel anil shopping district near
Sixth-nve., whick was ImpossiWe by any
proposed or any iitli.r new lin.-. ins
pian, he said, met tko objeetiona ?.i
pro| erty-oafnera in appel Droadway and the tearer
Boulevard, it wuu.d occupy ii\?- mllea les* >>i
sirct'tr,, ami those streets important anea tu ba
preserved. The O-nstrUCtiuu could be completed
iii a shorter spaee of tune.
"lt leaves," continued Mr. Bpencer, "tbe held
entirely open for aciy possible superior
ini-ans of transit, either Viaduct or underground.
Tho new line doses thia Held lor year.* to
coma; and ii* adoption will be inconsistent with
the Utterances of thi* board on this subject. Tin*
new inn* would lu- radically defective ifl the
utter Inadequacy af duwatown terminals lor B
four-track truuli lino eighteen miles long*" ih'
said that his pinn waa the only
one consistent with the record of
the coinmiaslon, and roatlnned: "1 challenge
any one lo instance ;?. Bingi, euee of the su e. ssl ul
sui.- at public am timi ol a franchise i ir a l-ir>;c
and expensive transportation enterprise wnw
the purchase! had no yul 'c in the Concept ion and
Inauguration of the plan. The auction may ba
an easy way p.r the commission to elude responsl
? ility and escape unpleasant criticism, but ii is
not. in my judgment, the way to secure the im?
mediate Deeds ol tin- city for rapid transit; and
if thc responsibility and (Titi.-iMii are to be
avoided si expense of the advantage* ol quicker
relief, better facilities, thc preaervstion of im?
portant, streets b?r live miles, and possibly greater
levi nue ttl (he city, it i* not COUragC-tlS in this
commission to shield Itself at auek a cost to the
pill,lie
" Circnnitancea have aol admitted of the brand
relation of the rapid trnnsit problem up t>. tin*
tune. It is not likely that tuc golution will bs
immediate, or that praeticul results therefrom
eua J'i- realised f?.r several years Recognising
this, we should provide liberally fyp-thc present-,
and tor that DcccBsary interval, bat wit boat
Mocking thc way for taut possible broader s"lu
tioii in the future. I submit that my proposed
plan (I'm-h this. Mure than it embrace* i* un
DcccBsary, lc** will prove lo be Insufficient."
Mr. lum:.n supported Mr. Spencer's substitute
rejplutions te a lew l rn-f remark*, and tho other
? ?Iniiiiiir?ioii.-i.** spoke againal them. The r--*>
Intions wen- tabled by a vote nf :i to '.', Com
uiissioiier*. Starin, Duahe nnd Steinway yoting
"aye," and i oinnii?*ii.iiei* Spencer ai,.I Inman
"no" Mr Starin'.'. resolutions |.r< ? \ i <11 n _: b.r
the public sale ^ of a franchise for ? B?sw
"i.-va'-'d road apd Mr. Spencer* aubstltate for
Mr. Stmin's pinn being tabled, oidy th* rea -
lutions adopted unanimously i* print**! attora re?
mained t" ne announced a* the commiasion'a plan
for rapid transit.
The itieetiri'.' lasted abodt two hours. Mr.
Steinway s:it tn hi* chair lor un boar, but wa*
finally obliged to recline upon a couch. Mr
Steinway's mental power* have not been impaired
any by his illnes*, ::* ara* attested by the vig?
orous snd active manner in which he took part
in the discussion thai followed the aubniiskion
>f Mr. Starin'.* and Mr. Spencer', resolution*.
.lohn M. Bowna, coontie) lo tl.ommleeton, was
present nt tin- meeting. It is understo-Bl that
he pre pu red the resolutions thal were adopted
iv the commlaalon.
Wh'-n the commissioner* left Mr. Sf- mw.iv's
house: they looked a* ir a load hgd b*en '*iit'*l
frotn their minds, althrohgh a rlngg olaerver would
have sot iced a dight expreasion t.f innoyance ..i
disappointment on the face* of Mr Bpeneer arni
Mr. Inman, who andoabtedly were diaappoteted
by tin- rejection <>i their pinn lor giving lu Ihe
M lillian.ni ( ompany cre.it conoeasiona
Russel] Sage, one of the directors "f the Man?
hattan Elevated Kallway Company, ills-?ns*e I the
report of the Rapid Transit Commissioners a*
length last evening. "Of roirros," hr mid I* a
I'ribinii- reporter, "the company h is not yet le
citied what it will d" with regard to the rep .rt
of the eonrnissi'i.ii. Thut will. J,* ? mile public
it the proper lime "ind nf t?*r a thorough Hseussion
of all the conditions. We are willing lo m~**t
the oommiaeioners ani t-> conalder anything which
th.-y propose. \V<- will examine Into the e al
of the prop-8ed changes In the system ond deride
whether Ol not vs.- can all..tl tu make them.
The Manhattan Elevated Ballway Company will
do anything which i* reaaonahle hu tlie accommo
dntioii of the publi'*. There are many men wh*
think that the eomnuny should be put lo an
exni-nse which is wholly unreasonable."
?' Do you think that the privUego nf bavin.
three tracks will bc satisfactory to tko company?
ask.-ti the reporter.
** I think bo," replied Mr. Ssge.
" How about th.- condition which rc mires that
the structure of the elevated rallron-l shall be
*tri-tii:'lieii'-fl'.'"'
"I think that the coal will I*, enormous. I
will back the preaent structure a sal nat iii- wor] I,
When the elevated ronda wire built ttsTC were
people wbo said that tiley would stand only a
short time un seeount of tho vlhratlon. Tbs
structures have stood for years and they ure ;,?
strong to-lay as they ever were. There i* a
certain clam of people who won] i force the <-"in
puny to ga t-. almost anv expense. The present
Purify Your Blood
Now is the Time to Take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
/jj
Master C'as-e.l l*urt:ell
i'tt\nt, Ohio.
" My little boy fell fr**tn hi- lur-li dour. MiallBg his
lime, nu. never1- liiflinilnatliiii Bpg-Bfel In Ll* I fWt, I hey
ttrm very M.r.- for a laug Base. lb- cu'ilil nat baas tin:
light, and wt- hil lil
Keep Him in a Dark Room.
He *te,v w.,r.e and w.r-. tint,I ?.- fenr.-rl lir w,,,ill I,,..
hi* sight entirely. Medical advice gu. v iriou-. SM lollies
failed to Iteneill him matti. beariSg lh< ... 'I Ho nj I Sar
?ai>*i..iii hid lana 'or sthars, us raueladd n try it. I
must -av Hood'* S:ir-ii|, mi -i
Worked Like a Charm.
While ink,I,;' t?o liottlcH th-- Iiif1ariiii..it|..ii trradiiilly di,*
BgpMM-a lils SPSS Hftw l-BMgtl m, tl,at lie could L. ir
the Hg-*> Bc his *,...ii
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
roniplclrlv ? ipiI, 1 clicerfiilly MBMSBMUg Hood'*
BuraapniHln I -ll discosc. .rising fioin Impure blood."
Mr*. J. II. l'l'ltrCELL, P*vrrlte l'ltc, HM gaul- m.,
l'lqii*, Ohio.
Il*-**'* Pill* rut* liver HU, jaw-lice, bUlousaes*,'
?lek h*r*__c_e aaa coniUputiWi. IS*.
struct-ir."* are perfectly sound, and if then-is any
breaks they are (SBS-ly and .-ultiBly repaired.
?? How about thc refuaal of the commission to
ictinit tin- u*,. of forty*-eeond**t. for bundine a
connection fietween ina (-karate-) randi on tin
Ka*f and West Sile*''''
"The BM of Forty--*.cond-st. is not so import?
ant There are surlaec cara there which make
frequent trip*, lt i* not ike abject of the Maa*
ballan Compaay t>. build a read where there
ore slready mean* of transit. I think that One*
l,!it:dr"d-a!i.l-tw"iit.v-ei^htb-st. wonbl have been B I
ll,'.Ie11 better Btieet Ul which to build a,-.pur "".11- I
nesting tke Third and Ki-hth-ave. mai!* than i
<>iie-hiiiidi.il-aiid-iiveiity niiit1i-?t., as proposed hy)
the commission. ? hu^und'ftsd-aBd-twenty-eighth
st. i* much iietter adapted t?. our parana**.
Tbere was a |ir..p< *tti..n that tin- company anoiild
binbi :i conneetlng mid slung the Harlem Tilla
would Cost more, :i* we wonld be put to consider?
able expense for piMnx, vet the plan l- ii >t a bud
oiit- I think that an uptown connection cnn b#
arranged tor without any grent diaagree.nt I
have ;il".-av*, thought thal the road -h..ubi have
lucie room at the Rettery for laking care of tho
prof number of pauswngera there There should
?leo he I road near thc (erne* With regard tn
the purchase ol property at Tryon Kow for ad?
ditional terminal facilities, the action of Ike com
Mny will depend upon what tho property t ut*.
We are alway* buying property for rioting loco?
motives and car* uptown "
?? How about the fare, Mr Sager"
?'Tin' company la willina t'i Baree t> anything
which is rca.*'.liable YV>- fla not pr..nos- to .??hiv
people to Albany foi .'< cents. .letween hue
points In the city n '.eent tere i* reasonable
For longer dhrtanee* it i-* not enough. The North?
ern Railroad was lorin* Svoo.iioo ov<*rv year.
Vim may say tint the Manhattan Elevated Rail?
way Company will consider this nrntter thor.
OUghly and decide upon what it can afford to dof
A TBBBATENINO CALM IS cn ic AGO.
SlVITlllMf"*, QIIl.T. V.V-T Till" OPtBlOB fl***'
IIIM, TflXT A STltlKK IS I M'.VtT AHhEu
flib.uro. MMek lt. There I- no (haii.e In thc sim
BthMI BBBOUg the *w|tc amen. K.Verythlnp ls SSOtiUg
smoothly in iinci shout the yartoo* raliway yat**. Tit*
local Rilciiinie committee* representing all IBs roo:!*
lu Chicago, and till the tuen lnlere*!e(|. will hold n
terrel lesrio* tomorrow BMrnlng ani 11,?- whols
maller will be thoroughly ill-cu-setl. The future
nairn- to be piirsii.il will be *ett| A tip'.n nt thl*
session. Al the BtrttehuBBU's heulgswttri ?--eerythtog
ls quiet. Orsnd Master Wllsnii .ind Vlc-iiraii'l Mast, r
Downey refuse to say anything except that Iha lawi
nf tin- organlsatton win be fully ?carried out Tb"
agwonle- setlvlty nf Iha mad* nnd Hw extreme
q-Jetne** of Ihe nrltcbmeB ladlcata thst thc -'rup
gie, if thc stiilo- |i ilcil.ir.fi. will be extr.-niely bttter.
Persons who are un um Inside my that wMtda the
next ten dais the climax will ernie. Othes* Bay
thal I' stay not be before Moy I, or eve* a awol*
hiter, teat ci.iicertctl nelli n win he lahea by i:
? witi has -n's t'nion, nn.i a tork-out --claret, but all
iimciir In the opinion thai lt I* Inevliahle. for thc
men Hinno! DOW eonriricotly withdraw from tlolr ile
monds willi nny legree >.f grate or poaslhle hope for
standing. Ihe main question Bppears to tie th.? tltne
at ul :? li ib" ulrika win be lo*ta***. ?
It hu- bee* tl.ilib*l mn,.nu thc p.-ni-rul B-SBBIHI
timi iii" l?.-.-* ?.f ihe i,m.is, seeaalaaatf by th.
itrike, win be pro-rated, and the espeaaes if ruaalag
tin- riati, wii| l.e bora* .-iii'ally i.y -ii the road*.
They will nuke ? rirnihtofd lipid and will md, ivor
t., *i..p once for all Ihe langer Bf bavin. | *irike
cn the mad, whenever travel becomes bustier than
sauuL If ih" 2,000 iwttehnea emjg ?y*l tm Ih*
railroad! entering Chleago ihouM ki ont aa a r-trlie
to-day the r.'n.i IrouM aol, ii i- asserte*-, safer
in re tlinr, one dnv of serioui lncinvnlen*B,
?We .re not nt rill anxloU, BbOSI llie threnten.*t
-trlk"." BbM b pi .'"'In' ni riitlio.nl iii.inap.r to-day,
mu.', we Rrsl foll -ure thal th? urtlahis* wouM .-, '..
for an Ipsreusa In wipe*, and STOUM pr,.lint.Iv stitt*
If th.lr demand* w.-re nf a ..1. th., rioin.ipers ot -til
Ho- CMrago roads hare f>. n quietly at w..rk -e.url.,'
nen to rn Heir pla. Il lia* been no trouble what?
ever ii leeure nan In th* Ra*t who are willina t.,
i ome to 111, ntn t ? v. .rh .ti the rsBroada.*
Th.- ? Menge ind Rest-ra Minni* Company hat
bee* n' wirk Ihe pn*t two dav* huBdlng bertha la
Ni freight hoi*.- al Twelfth-*!., arbtrb are tn ba assd
iv the low- nen. providing erm ewe ur.- narmtt. Th*
t.t'riof,' hv an Rasters e'lipl v h.. nt ap. lo v Uiat
?v.- ' iv. . -hanged soo mi liri win' BU) nore" Beet
io Indleate pretty .burly (hat _ strtu.- u tnertubt >,
TWO Itt NlU'.Kli MKS r-F.ST TO f*MK*AfK>.
Philadelphia, Mar. h il Bi nly two htindr-M men
left this dir la t night on a iperial irsln ,.f f.,nr
ran from lb* Penntylvanta Rullmud'a proad-st. <ta
il.iii for ntUburg. Ali of then wer* uii-lcr ^..trtmea
with an employment np. nt In im* riff la tale th"
plseea of Bariiehsiea f.n mad* esntriag in rhlasg*
It i- h. II.v.tl Iha! Ih* ni" li ur* lu te met !,y MM mer
ai int ur.' and an niu ii i. imi .-r fn m U*ltlmnt* mid
Bew-York.
SOT APPROVED RV OOFEMSOS MEISIEY
CohuHbua, ".hio, March ll. Qevaraar MeRlato** in
-l-l* lo.'iv Hint C..I..H.1 Iii.inti<..rt. ..f ihr- Kth Kepi
menl. "? N. ti., ihall retail a iirulnr ii.klnp hi, men
to 11.nilli,ul.i .no il..Uni ea. ii to help ll iiild.tl,. the
I...V. TIM.t's lillie ,| line...
BIRHOF ll Wt,hod RETURXR To QEOHOtA.
Allan!.*!, (iii. Mac li |] (gpeel*!).- Ili-liop AMI.ut
?.. Haygaod im* returned I* Oaaeglu, ?ini win h*nee
foin, rnahe "\fini bb boase. Ka piss..i thruagh
Atlanta an bu ?,! thither till- morling, act nipan!*!
by i>is family, bishop llaygood ruane to tic. cumin
don tome Um* ago that be coahl test perre ia- rburrh
by removing lo llltfornla, bul Ihe rUassta dbi ti>-t
agree wini ham, tatt hs ans fun<it to rome bark,
THE COMMITTEE WAD SO MOSEY TO SPARE
A ItsrssMoa sra* pre* Iff ts ted at the nn-etliip of
lh>" Ur.md Army sf !he lb pul.Ile Memorial ti nd Kxecu
live I'.niiiiiiiie.. of Klnps County lalt evening In the
Brooklyn (Itv Hull. wh<*a Henri M. birkett moved to
:ip;.r<'|irluie ifliKi fr.un th- funds of tl.e ? oinmltfee
towsi-4 lefraylni Hm leht of tha Proohlyn TBharaaila.
Mr. B-rBett la a brother al aa senator Jama* Bt.
iiirk'ii, treasurer <>f the 'Tabernacle. The motion
wa* ,i|iiei-,*l by several iiieail.er* of thc c..ii.milt.. ,
who bsM thal i ie committee n*edi*d uti it, fund*, and
lt wns voled i.y n lurga majority to Im ths reaoht
iioti eu tht lau*.
REVIEW ASH REA El'TIOS Of "OURS."
?General .lunn - M. Leer reviewed the _:m Keghneat
lari evening ni lb* narmonl ave. anaary, Hrooklyn.
The troops, auder Colonel I'urtridp.-, terned out arith
full ranks and pres.'in.tl u line Bpp*SfSUCO. Mnrh
awn's Bedail and budges wer- pr**e*|ed lifter me
review-. A recepttoa BM dan. Inp rloaed tea tvenlnK,
- -O'
DI SS ER OE THE CAMOMIHTH CLUB.
A Baas* ot mora af raaoeltts, lupraaVntlag th* farteua
? bibs lu Itu* elly itiul aalgbh-ThOJd, sat down ut lim
Ar.-na la-l sight to th.- .-a omi aiiniial llaaCf of Um
UsooelBt*1 Club. William Wliatbaih, of the Nc* York
i-ano.- i lui., jr.- i.i,"i. Among thoes presaul wen-.1.
H. bah.',* vice pr.?itt. nt of the American Canoe AflBO
.talton; Vtoe-Coaiat-d-re 1. v. DarBag, Ff, ^. nat, ol
tin- Marine ami ibid duh; Prank Danatti, of the
Meaklya Clab; tames R. 1 in mi. RalefesrbuefeB-r Club;
B. Bili,, of Hie Artliipti.ii Onion club; li. g- Oood_ril,
of ih,- Vanheta Canoe rluh, umi C, v. lahuylcr, sec
rotary of tba CUnotsIa1 Club.
.1 WEDDING.
Doipeviiie, n. v.. Mardi 11 ftp 11 toll ?ItflntJ Delga",
Hie youngest member ol Hu- firm of Alfred |).,l_. m
Mil, wa- inarrh il lo Mi-* .Milli, Heller, nf BBdhMUen,
Oermany, hera io day. tlaarga A, HaMin, af LltUa
l'all-, .In-iltt* of the -.apr.nie Court, performed ll,..
Ci-r.-monv. v.-hlch look place In ihe new factory of
Hu- Anio Harp I ompaiiy. Biidolf llolpe lins cbiirpo
of ihls manufactory.
FOR a EUCCEEROE To BHMATOR MM AM.
The regtatrall** ?t voter* in the IXth geualarial
D1-11I.1 for ihs *-_M*tsl ilectbin in mi ih,. vacancy
mn.ie by be death of leuator Edward p. iia.-an wa*
. oinpleieit ye-lertliiv. Th'- repistnttlon y.*t.-r-1iiv wu*
a* follows: xiii Ass.niblv HKlrlcl, .'.ii; XHlii,
laT; xiii, i_t, xvi. *i xxiii, ut, xxii. tit,
XXIV1I1, CI. The total nplslrullon wus l,:wl.
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WILLIAM M GRISSEL!. RESIGXS.
Waahtegtea, March u.-wiiiiam M. i.rtnniii hu*
offer.-d hi* resltrnntinn 0- n,,. ?,rtt. ?* of Third A-B-Steal
grcretary ri Malo, |? i..i?* cir,-ci ut the pin**** of
tho PBisUial. In (ouipllanie willi thc reipitsl of the
.-et nl-ry of gmt*, he will continue In onie- mull his
sae.ir has boen -rieetstd. Mr. lirlnneli ha* ar
ranged lo eater th.- bniiklnp h"i|si- nf Morton, bliss A-.
Vu., ul New 1 ort,. It |s -n|d Ila! 110 Self, lion Jut*
jet been lundi- ,,f a g_ass__*r.
t Al'TAlS VASDF.RRll.T SOT EXPECTED TO LIYR.
The ct.ndlllon of f'nptnln Jae*- Vanderbilt, who ls
danpcian ly Ul nf ht* h.,me gg lirymes Hill, ji staple
lon. rt. I.. C-U-MBl for Hu- wi?rsc vr-sterliiy niornliiR.
sbnrlly lifter 3 o'clock he bacaasa penepilbly wether
?nd was .t-llrtoiiH. List night lie wa. Weak, ?Ithnusli
h* had slept during the greater part of tha 1*7.
J.S.CONOVER&CO.
28 and 30 West 23d St.
Open Fire-Places
A fine and largo assortment of Brass,
BfogflM and Iron in new and e'egant de?
signs.
Mantels
in all woods, anthe and foreign, '-om
our civil special design**.
Tile
of even- foi-ri-n make, in rich wte??
col.>rincs. and Pattern* lol Root*, Walls.
Heart-is, ndaggand Bathtfootaa.
Our new facbirv. with oxtonsivo facilities, cjt
ablos us to pi dd me the linest (lass of WO* -*?
grcatly rediiicd cost.
Foiiiitlry and Factory,
226, 528 and 630 Wost 65th St.
Dr. Clark, who ls atteadlag Ihe captain, admit- thst
Hm condition of lils pailful i- criucul, aaa umi aa
cannot live mora than a few boors.
STU A 7 NOTES HERE AND THERE.
Y-T-en one of Mrlmrl Crakerifl r-v*. horse* poer* to
ila- po*t ihi- seanou tarrying ina Yal* Mu* *s the
color of lin* Jockey-* la-Bet, loo* BUl for the Vale
cry. The hoya In New --Haven ai" Ilk-ly to lOSB their
pocket amory on Tcrkrille bell", Kel Baansr sad
PMry, If they at-.- not lu. ky. They cannot bel
np:,lr,si their own d'or-. Wll-li some new l'.i?m.n
chooses IV Ihn-va'ti rrlm?on at H* color, eolb"?*
buttle* may he tonghi over en Iha t*rf.
It ls propos'd to purify Iha Tliinie. by Importing
a ki li.x.t of crocodiles io set a, river seaveufer*.
How wimbi it do to im]<oit r, few thousBud te parity
the street* of Bew-Yorl'
.loim A. Norri* llk.s KriPlislinun, Fnrll*h horses
and Kupll-tli panics. The athletic pr mud*, a' MurBS
I'nrli will I..- cbunged imo a rrlrhet geld, and *omB
fine pam.* nt*.- exported to lake place lhere this
summer. Th**-* ni*' ?1i*c:uly BCVefnl tine tci'lils
tomi- In front of tim riubhoaao.
Wtiinen luive n perfeet right to rumplste when msa
moil..poll',.- Hie hind mil- 08 th" r ur platforms of
*ire-! mrs. nml torre them to squt-ese their way to
Hie rtdir ns beet hey 'no without means ef support.
There ought I* ba a society f"r street rar reform.
Th- rear platform iheuM be kept clear, Biri in more
per-on-t Mho.lld be allewed Inside I an can Hui seal-..
The Kretuii cii-i.im I* ihe only right one. in Peril
.?very pa .Beggar I-- euUlied lo a mat, .'inti when all
Hie ...nij it, n imi.ip- temrefemt e tte tefeeu the wonl
.mpht- I* lump over Ihe d'*.r. which ni'iin* Muk"
the m ,i mr; thu doesn't atop,'1 us Hie Aflsericso
IKlll-T.lt'-tt lt.
A stroll through th* B-W-Y_r_ ?nnunl exhlhttlon
of pure rood*, w:,|.|i js BOW open, will convince rmi
.ne Unit Mew-Yorher* ore th* lest nv,-'. In 11*? * word;
a'al -ai li ii i ..iivb :|..ii vv.eihl not h- far Wrung.
CMcBga in- nt last decidei ihit her archtterian
hu* Ih-.ii loo 1 rir.-ii-1 ? ?-. *.i In t!,,- fii'nre If mn*' he
more '-tpin-iv... < lilia.,, bs* one advantage over
N.vv \ ..rk ih.re |< iuiii" er..null around i'.
W;is p t,n cartbQtuho aflar aUl goss* my lt ^as
Mr ' leveland Butting bl* fool lews on the -td n
?trive nc Idem-' nf tie- Iv' llo'i*,- of lt-pr.- 'iita'lv. s.
The wtirid move. Th.- i iiiverii.r of CaUfomla bas
signed tba t-lll *i>r..!ilbltin_ prtse-flghBng; anti t'l? In
?lie rai- of UM 'nt-in-nf Hi.?! (??illf.in,l;i 1- ),. c., ruin.
Merl, .-mired. Loultlsn* win non hun- n monopoly
?f tb* priae-rtng barine**.
If Thomik.-rn, - p.,ii., of Gloucester," will put ?
.top |,. ulnter racing be arlll hld* i tow ..f bis huge
Biuintade "f iln*. Tbomhaaa ought t"> te- ? better
ann. Ile ha* a *"ti rtudytag for the mini-try. Tlie
v.iiinp man ghoul! h. .in preaching at te.me.
If Henry Brady bsd iu.*l there, would have t-.*en
no nec.--?ity for lb.kv, .ml Ifdke would base bean
-pire.t th., *%ful NapauatbUlty "f ropplylng Ihe
O*or*_a_a uith Um '.m*: all ru wi,*, liohe'i rival
demand, f.ir fli-in. Kit.- nnd derilny .-ir- truublc
?ome IhlagB, Therr-'o no (riling wher* they wtO b-ad
? mini ti jie ii . ? -i toolang aad smiling,
Wilde Brimpton 1* t.. t.e taken mr" of. Tba chief
regret ..f fa.- i,i<l B*n>fSl** ll', ls Hint be ita, the vic?
tim of r, mule ami not ,.f a bullet, When bs tost hi*
hp.
ft 1, no crlmo to lilli a ama tn a prl/e.fig.it??o
hold, a Jii'lp- of ri :-*in Fruin lac* petita cart. Th*
lerifltoa i- probably hn*.tl aa lbs betts! that a pri/.e.
ggbler I- * brute, and this Jud." useasa to nink lhal
lhere I* no crime In kuliup n bur...
An nni'iptils'iciti-d. iit!*iisp"cfin_ countryman tra*
frigbtene- Blasost to dealt a div or two apo as he
vailed lu a leisurely wnv up Parhuve., geul leven
tl.t', st. A Central ibillroi.i engbie had stopped lu
the tunnel, und Just ns Hi- niau reached the railing
that surrounds t.r ntr bala tbe pop calve blew open,
raualng a I".id riptoriea nml Bending a rloud nf
Beam up thrnup!! ib*- bale, lb- bad been reading
Bloat ta* Mri-rgaaa*, and rijr't here waa a rolntna
auder )< tn '. He psuaed stu t>. laveaUgat*. ta hi*
pr. el pi Mle fli.lit b* touched the proiinil only lit Hie
Mph places. He -lint atop in bia nate mn ir nu
two aveaaea ind a purl of Onlral l'ark vere behind
him, nnd w-'ofi last .n wa- ":i fie vsy to Now
.lert.v, i-mHtic f.irtive rjaaw* over bia ihoaldtT.
in tin- miner iif ronttagratlonfl Boston i* one ,,f
the bbmI aatoetaaata rifles in the v*rM. Mer Ires
are marly Blways attended with lom ..f nf... There's
- .nwt'i inp wrong v..m.vv here. Narrow streets and
trollv wires immIi.- ii must dnnperoii* eomWsatlon.
A kind of mild winter cholera bl prevailing In this
.?itv. I, it n toreini.r of what may ba experted
next Bummer 1
Au matelda yang mm shout tova, wini tin, ex
pemb-ii hu patrknoay in th" percha** >.f experience,
ls Vftttng a b'.'.k. Hie title of which 1-, ""TU* Ant.,
hiopraphv <f ii ge-f-Ooufeaaed PooL" Th.- toOovlog
lifo- Mill BPP**T "ii the lille p*gB! " Maliciously
disiicrit.ti ti til., univ enemies i bsv* in ta* worid
Ibe chapples Vho are in my debt." Thia antin.r has
sur.-lv arrlvi*. at tte ripe nf dlacrettoa.
a Mestemer, apeahlng of the **usriVr ..f mhhlta tn
Or* ga Bi ii*. *1 a somewhat itnrtlliip phlBM t.? eni
phaalas ihs bri timi Um ?toto is averraa vUh l .?
p.stt. He said in Hie nu.st aerloaa wnv pomdble:
1' er.- are i-noiipli riihl.lt tails lu an OregBO winni ii.*ld
IO pnt.'.i T.-xns a nub- In Its raggedest phire." Thl*
is auppaacd to ba Hie laaguaga ..( the *i,ii, the da
ciiilem e of w hbei caii-es Ho- hlph llt-rary critic lo
m..um. The limitation ls literal arith the exceptlou
.if one ward. Ila didirt ,ny Texa*.
SCARLET FEVER IN A SEMINARY.
It was discovered yc-t.-rdny that fha It.v. K. Bf.
Thsurpaou, ri PhUsdriphU, a student ls the "Torte
|.,eleni Seminary at New llruiiswn k. N. .1.. is siitf,.r
Inp willi scarb-t fever lu a NM* ut rlerttog Hall.
Ail of fe stadsttlfl lune leen rs stoved frvm ibe
lormltory.
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MR. QUINCY A PATRONAGE DISPESSER.
Hartford nmraat'1 Maabtegtoa -topatrh.
when .lurtpr (tresham **s "hos,n fur secretary of
Male Ihe li'-ni.'inits woiii1ei.ll whiil aii:iiip.-iii"iii
( leveland could make ii* lu the tli-trlhulluii of the
hjulN of the stuie Department which wonld not lu*
otbnaive lo the Ht-mii. mile leader*. Som* nf them
Imve uld wllh Pr.nl l.il l.-i im ?-. (and l-n.-l. I'na-.v
? .my. of liidiann. I* reputed lo b* aBBoog iha number j
Unit Ili'-v would nut iiii|>roii.li a man, whom thcv
rfMOaa I" call * R.-itnl.ll. an. in tin* ennui Itv of ..nic.*
si-ikers, nml Hint I ley would n?k ho lav or* of Judge
" .r.ili.m.
Tho mj-ti'Tv l< now aolved. .Intlpe Ureaham has
been ihu*(-n tor Iha daly lo vhleti be I* *o well lirte.t,
ol i,iii-iileiiiip a al getermtnhig Ihe vetghty -|U**.Hont
of Mate whbh are certain la c..m.- before iii* tb
partmeal In th* m-.xt tour year*. The intdert* of
ullin, peddling and of rewarding polttlea] favorite, and
cf jierforiiiliip the fiiiicimiis of machine potltlrt**!
are not for him lo eansMer.
lt hit* ln-t-11 dtst'ivep-il thal the real utiject of Hie
appointment of .fosluli (anincv. of Boston, a* Asdstant
SerSBtary of State I* Hint he mav br- lb,- repres.-ntil
llv*.. of I.rov.-r CfeVUtand Iii Hm- Mate Hep irlineiit ga
Hie tll*|ieii*er of pal ronan,., and thai In- univ lie tin
man lo whom the wini b**Ses may apply for (on
milnr porittoU*. Mr. Quincy ha* beeii ch..si n. ll -.is,
lint l.r-cnu-'C of nil etlli e-iil reeoid of pulillr *eiv li-,>.
but becauaa tt his nctiv.- Daamcmtla partsmMhtpi
noni: i* kwi.kt
?when it's in thc country, for Mic air i* nure ami
there is room for thc ekfldrea to play, lt's aotn
fort whoa you have a goad Med lot. pure water,
good *cwcrm:c, gjaalili lisht, Iward pnved
streets. I .mut ami hourn h Bf* cheap, ut iNcwi
Ikniiiil r.rook. Sml for book? " liouiveeekar*,
to li. V. Pierce, Hound lirook, N. J.
AND STILL NOTHING* DONE,
P.MiLItO >MS FLOIHISH INMOLEfifTED.
MCO-iT.'B
IM'.KIKXTS OP TIM'. fimClAhS-MU.
III I.I, AT A LIJA NV.
Il y.-t ri Bastes fur the i Itv officials to make a bonn
I fide, lBugatti) effort tn erina ont Hie irHilroom*. At
present they content themselves with saylnp that tho
gamblers hnv.. BUtarttted the lawmakers with their
loinmlstlon device. District Attorney Nicoll d.fhir.'S
Hint iimbr th" present -,1111111- evidence on wl-Lli
to convict pool r-teller* cannot be ubini lied. Till, coll
fesrio* Of inabllliy lo eepa with the lawbreakers ls
in it range contrast wtth soaaa of the achievements t*f
Mr. Nliell's of!!.". If he ls bul thoroughly nroiised
to ibe need af bavtag a person touad gatlty nothing
.ni exeeed tha tnargy aa_ ihievdaem with which
his n-.-l-i.ints search for evidence. The history of
such cases as th-.so of Carlyle Vf. Harris and Charles
\V.?lardner stairs thia,
Bal in tea pr.*< ni Imtaaea the aanriala aban a
guinna ?>f wit teal would ba surprising lu a country
justice of th"- pen,,.. I;e toliiml-shill pietcxt 1, IBU
I hollowest Sham, -Hill IV. 1-VhlKly UllOV S lt. Ill tho
lil-I pince. BUBf pel-soli- (lo Bri even pay Um t. n
cents, (if COaiM poUcemen Vb* are going la make
arrests always do. Private detectltea miel t. how?
ever. In- found who would see scores of lits nude in
Which tb* (lime was not pns-o'd to tho cashier.
Agata, lt la a simple matter ti show Unit Hie po-'l
S lh rs do not place the money al tba r.icetrurk. lt
la said that a jallakin of Um Cattai states Mpamaa
Court would prevent tin- -.rand Jury from compelling
Westeta inion officials to testify about thc dlspatehas
sent flinn poolroom t* Hi" racetrack. Il might,
li,e.-,, vcr, ]*; i.osslblo bi ir.'liiln- BBUUt mess-ar** Hint
ar.- not sent, for of course none ls.
A simple plan vms a'L.pb-d lu Hrooklyn wi tl
awrfced BUeeeBB. An exp'-rt telegrapher look ti place
In Ih" ?poolta--, whi- In- could lieut' thc Ukin**, of
He tel graph lastrssteat. A deiecllv" made g wager.
The telegrapher could bwusb thal aa bbbbbbb* steal
ever was tent to the traill. Tin- c.ulii of evidence
wis Hms cimplet". Apparently, Hil* simpl- device
has not bert trieil here.
Absolutely tin- most bruen piece of bUS-UBBB in
connection uith the whole subject is th* introduction
in il..- Aascuubll ly "Div Dollar" Sullivan of Mr.
Ni.-,,ir, i.m t., hm ptwfceflfng. a visit to the room
shore if... bartui m tn Centre**!., which -sullivan lins
?Wiled h.r a long Hui", will show Just wh} lt is child.
play lo look fm any result from Mr. ,V|cf H's effort,
polite captain* In Whom precincts pa**_rit*fS were
arr. sted on Friday hnv.- bee* directed to send to
Superintendent Byrnes report- regarding the evidence
Mil.mitt.-d to the police |astiocs, 'Hit- tfaperiBteudsBt
said yesterday; " I cannot mille suderatand why
mme <<t tte {ustlces discharged the prisoners on (he
ground that tlure lind been no violation of law, while
another magistrate held tin- pool-.-lier-* for trial for
riolstlag the law. I nm williup lo do all that lb-* within
ny power to put a -top to pootoetUag In this etty.
The ll"Oable In Ho- way of tb" polite cnn be told
in a few words. Th.- porinrilefs claim to act Hs
com mon carriers In laying beta at th" racetrack,, and
they beep up tho pretence by cliaririiic BaaBmlsricns.
Telegraph!* BUBBeetlona vtth H." raoetmchs are main?
tain.tl at He- poolrooms. Th" p..Iii" cannot prove
ililli Hi.- Biders for bets at tb.- track* ur.- not lela
graphed. Arrests ure inn.!.- with Ih- belief Hui
H.- law I* b.lnp violated, hut -utii.- of Hu magistrates
promptly discharge the prisoner*, and even ga ss fnr
a, to publicly censure the police f?>r makin, the
?treat*. Coder the dreumetancea lt ls bani to keep
mi trying to enforce n law that seems to have a weak
? p..i in if and cnn 1... evaded so rutty. Iluvever, I
bare repeatedly Bastioned th- Inspectors that the
police tiiiisf liv to enforce tb* btw where there
iippt-nr* I., be nny vb, Inti. A, and arrests
ar.- BMde now nml then. Poota -liing MUM be Mopped
In thl* elly if tbe pollca wrre sustained In making
nrr.-sts whet* lhere was CVtdeUee thal Uri law wa
being evaded or riolated. The DUtriet-Altarney ba*
iri.d io have (Bc Legtatatare amend the law m Ihat
lt COOM Bot bc eva.1.tl by anv pr.-iencc of acting a*
comman Banter*, bat the bin drawn by bim ha*
tiecn defeated. There ls another attempt now bring
ale
h.iv.
the Legislature, Which ls Iii -e*s|oti. pa**
make betting in the poolrooms Uligal.
and I bop* the bill Mill b-- passed."
NO MOSEY FOR DR. PABKBUBSrS SOCIETY
Mi mmi rt savs that ntl-; POLICE PEB-B-CCTE
(?"i\Ti:tritr..i.s
"The treasury of tin- lodety for the PrevenUsa of
(rime, of whbh Hie K.v. Dr. Parkhurst ls president.
ls empty today,1 -aid a well known lawyer and poll
Brian yesterday, ?? it i* empty bsennte the men ri
wealth mid Handing In th* ? .immunity who have peen
in Hie iini.it of eontrihutiug io its tunda nave been
b-dgared and bulldos-d int.. dlscontlnuta. their -ni.
icripUons. ihe tow vhu have continued to coutrit-ute
have begged Ho- otttoeVS of Hu- Society that their ii.-tiii--**
be kept a io ret. Every device known to the police
lor annoying, humiliating ami intimidating me* wlm
have leen lubeatbera to * ti.* fund* of Dr. Parkhurst'*
?oclety has been practised, l bnun ..f one .ase where
tin. taning.- of it liberal giver ls Dot now allowed to
-land a moment nt (lie curb while Hie ladles of Um
bimby euler a store to do shopping. The driver I
..r.br.si hy the policeman on Hie beat to drive off Im?
mediately. That Hil* I* done to annoy th" family be
cause of th" liiuiluial aid Its head hi* given to the
Parkhurst society l.* not doubted, by those who know
Hu- fails.
?? business BSM do not care |<i come Into contact
with tin- pun er tel hittaonaa which the politician,
wield, and tiny Hud ll mich tUrier to withdraw their
-ni.-irt pt lon, than to face threatened bijery to their
Interests, You mny coll them covvai-fl* for so d 'lng.
Lui lin- prent majority ul New-Y.-rivera can M* in.
I calton for putting their burin*** altair, tu Jeopardy,
if that must I m. she [M'tinlty visited apon lb.-iii for
their attorta to nhl lu purifying the tlty. If lln-y
iim*r make such a merilee ol personal Interests, they
are going *>? let Dr. Parkham, looft elsewhere tor
fiialiilal assistance."
ft is sniti Umi sevens] p nee captains imve been
ri'iiveiv everting tbe,mean* ni their command In In*
Hun.-Sling bO*ln*?lS llien Wh* B*Ve been subscriber*
II the t.i'iisiiry of Dr. Parhbunt'i gortety, and Boan
pelling them to wit bora w from th.- list of tillite who
lniv" peen giving n substantial -ld.
THE IICRDERER'S SOS WANTS THE REWARD.
Dexter, m,-? March ii. a new tooter* in the
matter of the reward Ottered l.v the Dexter BUVtagS
Hank irust.es f..r tbs discovery of ihe nuittsrera of
(.a-hhr barron I- % -ult I,ion.lil hy Charil* P. .-tobi
nguiu*! Joh Abb..tl and A. 1-*. bradbury, the survivors
of tin- Board of Tl-Bless, to recover it. stain l* tea
son of tho burglar Stain, who. with ''liver Cromwell,
i* terring a bf.atenco tn thc state orison for tho
murder ol barron. Bx-sherifl Mit, hell, suit to re?
cover 'he reward, brought some months ago. comes np
lu tho supremo Court nt Ihowbepr-s this term.
THE GRAVES RAHM AMI MURDER CASE.
r'rom The Boston Transcript.
The full beiicli of ihe gupnm* ''"UH of Colorado
bas granted Dr. Qraves, conrieted of Hu- munler of
Mis. Iiarnati). a new trial. Al lin- taine Um., lt l,
Intimated Hint nu further lll-oieetlllips will Iii- taken
sgalnit him, ami that In- will bc rclens.,1 on h|, oWfl
bond. Hie Supreme Court, in reviewing the trial,
linds lhal Ihe Judge Who presided admitted evidence
Hint should have been excluded mid excluded evidence
that .should have I.a admitted; nml that the entire
trial abounded in error* which. If toft sneorrected,
would roustttUte pr.-cl,-nis dangerous to thi- righi of
.?viv BCCUaid p.-rsoii lu an Impartial trial. From the
pilhli-heil abstract lt would appeal' Hint Hie Mipreiue
Conn thought lhal Ihe lower cunt Ju,lp.-, Jun- anil the
acosecallns attorney frilled loree* io hunt the accused
to Hie giilh.w*. nu,' of Ho- Judges who reviewed the
trial pi-feeding*, ha* been elected io tee bench since
the conviction of Hr. lirave*, Uefore hi, eiectten he
expresaed the opinion ..f the trial bv graphically nb
servlnp Hint lt was " inllrnatling n mun tu his grave."
lu view nf ihis e\p,.s*iun h.- rxpreaaed bl* willingo.,,,
to withdraw fruin th" bearh while ibe application for
s new trial was under consMerattou, If counsel for thc
State s,, tiesinsi. tun ihey dbl not luke sd ra nf age ut
hi- ogee, probiii.ly baring their own opinion of the
proceeding, lu iiu- lower conn. New prosecuting
filth WM were chosen aft. i Dr. (.raves'* COUVtclton and
Hov ave knO?U lo hnv.- hrid their doubts ns to the
mei hods followed nt his trial. Indeed Imrrr appears
io have been a widespread feeling in Colorado ihat if
Dr. i.raves va* guilty lils guilt wa* n,,t shown by
ti.itdenee ..n whir* h.- was rontieted. Tin- full
.-.-III ll. ll slio'll.l Ll1 lelllellib,,,',,), ,||,| ,,,,, ,,.1SK II.MHI Hie
guilt or Inn..cen. i- of Hu- accused, for that question
wn* nm before lt. The real rtsestton the Judi-os of
lin- supreme fOUrl were Caliea agon to deride wa*
whether Ihe accused hud lind a fnlr trial, and they
derided that he timi not.
lt wis Imposrihto lbs! Dr. (innes aheuM have hud
a fnlr trial, Th* oomaiuBlty where h.- reaMed and the
community wherein he wu* til.sl had 1.a for months
lb* bnllle pr..muI of reporters with theoriM and clew.
Long trt-fore the Jury bad been Impanelled the
sleuth- of lin- prt-s had, ncc riling ns they wore
Orave* men or anti dravo* men ronvtoted him or
acuullted him. The innjorliv ul* these " sleuth," were
tor conviction and they arrota of "Im a, a murderer
wt,H.- In ll,., eves of ll,.* law he VB* Vet prc-iim.. to
Im- Innocent. They took an active part In (he -rail?
roading" prores-. vhtoh was niiiub-d io by the Colorado
Judge; they tr* trap* fm- him: they tranatormed them
Ti,,'";,'"", .."";''.'r." i1"",' ,*,V,,,I" SpMBBBtoBB from
cither ( olnrado or bhotb- toland acted a* If thcv were
..then of the law. So fnr as |? them ?7 the*
.ep,ruled me pcs ??,, ??,.rf,.r,,, ,,?,. tt)? Sn***
Hu- law and Jusilce. Prom on,- .Miniuunltv w hone
mindii had 1.n Siled win. theories i" wiltne*Er__
ll,.- rte! were draw,,, mid f,-,?? ., ,', h."sim h. riv
Bflttcted il,,- jurvine,,. ri,.. t,|?| r.-n , 'ted the ie ntl
llient of a comiiiiiii iv wlios,. mind* Int- K_L_, ?, ,h . ?
In advance that n?. areotro vu*' gritty? P
mWS &CU3B" "?"*-*?- ?*
"MACY.,'
IIXTII AVE.. 13TII TO 1,T1| M
Grand Opening of
Spring Novelties
MILLINERY,
MON,, TUES, and WEIL
March 13, 14, 15.
Imported HATS. noWi'Ts, and VOQCm
?elected and each-dee Oriana ?f t>BBB* -mC,' ajjj^
HATS and BOMMKTS of our own ***aa*U. ?
Perfect gen* of the taB-lt*** url, and re M
Mest that th.y will Inspire th" Bdnn'r-ttM of __ !?
behold them. "^
Richness and neat nena are ?*
two predominating points in m
stylcst
CLOAKS AND SUITS,
Our assortment of Lnttiet*
Misses9, and Children's Iinpotioi
and Domestic Wraps. Coats uni
Costumes ls now complete, and out
prices are from 20 to .7.5 percent,
less than the same goods can bt)
purchased for elsewhere. We /tnt.
almost, ererg eoneciuabfe stf/le fa
the European and home marktti,
Special Skirt Sale for Monday,
o 00 umbrella-shaped Dr ott
Skirts, in black soft oil.wool
camel's hair eloth, li rows of
stitching, tailor-made, deep fata
ings, sixes $4 to 44 {ualue $i>.7J>),
___ **?*?
Trimmings.
Paney colc-cd eire* In tin*'I effect-,
?J*., III., mc, l<*c? gie. pg,
colored beal p__MBse*teri*B la mv ii.de, ot usa
and hellotroi*', p. r var I.
Ile- Tl-. We., -ri.I. S119, SltL
Colored Head BlgBB, per yird,
U . -I'.. 28-., Mc.
Jet, Edtf-v, per vari,
0" , 10".. 13.-.. lie. PH,
Jct Band*, per vari. llb-.. BV., Sb., tole.
lundi sus Mgsu psi rani,
le., O'-.. ;??., a.-.. toe, 12--., is-., in,
Piala SHS Bun.*, pet yard,
2ic, Mag Itel tu.
A large assortment of high el ant
imported goods at ueug low pricet*
HI'.IK.I'I.F-S IlllAUM Itt ULA'K AND Abb XKH
SlfADI-S FROM . T ) 2 . IXCM-M WliiE.
Latest Novelties in Black anil Col?
ored Boleros and Bodices.
BtaBh Silk Hole-on. each st HUB, *l..l, ...2L
tm Poler,,*, erich fi.OO. IMI, "M. 21. r
flick Silk md Jet ll di'*?, ..cl,,
11.31, *1.49. 11.81, HM**
Colored Bead Bodice, worth double. MM
Bargains in Dress Goods.
At 29c. Per Yard,
TWILLF.f) IltiMK-l'INS. ri'vy soring color!*!*, -ttl
mid _*rk ,h?.!.-?, worth .".Oe.
At 69c. per Yard,
PIMM Ar.Mii'.r. si'.ipii ss, bbu moa aaaste toi
Ila* at Mtass aad Mach, aratth ri pm jard.
At 49c. per Yard,
ALL-WOOL STOBM BBBGES, ii, mut colon isl
Mach, is lnciie* ute*; tagstof tv-, ti'iiip*,.
69c. per Yard,
PmXMCB CBCVIOTB, tu ariM tutors int into*
effects, full line ri color*, a*Mh gh i" r ---.rd.
At 98c. Per Yard,
An Innr-enr-e variety of BMW STYLES, KAXCT
WI.aVI.s, Hal i til.nKINifS BCITABLI for (-UU
C*Sl__m*i many ri them are worth ll *>o ptf Tiri.
At 79c. Per Yard,
PUri-f. DlAOOMAL Mi.f..vN".i:. ta a vinery d
.hales, vry Spll-h. for entre ,?*t,:u,e-: fal v*lti? tt
pal y?rd.
SILKS.
5000 YAP.ns Ott KI".I KI.li INDIA SILK, M
IB-HES Willi*., .v OBBAT VARIETY Off 'AE*
sTVI.I'S a Xii COLfOftlBOS, |gr. I'll'. Vi RD. THU
IS A Mp Ki. IA I. UllI'.Kl.N.. AND CAttMOf BS. Itt
IT. AT EU.
- B.
Perfumes.
Full 2-ti'. il'tr'.'.
Aloysius Brohl et Cie.i
Extracts.
wiutf. SOttM, VlOLttT, winn; lu.v.. and
JOCKET CLUB. "*
Medicines.
F.Mr I.M ON Ott um i.i vi u OIL, PCMMH
m.d ttsM. J
OOM liv ki; on,, subtly para fiato. ?
Groceries.
(.'?th FliN.r. BCU tttt-B-ttl
A few handled SUSSS MSSUta ol'our srcnl eat*mta
?f Imo. ci ic. from Hie well-known Brm ol C. MgttJ
huber A lo., bm Ihcy vtill nol ln?i lou*, snat ***
Ihi-f are ?obl lhere ia no prob? billi, l-*i ?"*?***
ennncH unod* will soon Haul., bc og.'red ?t tttaw
prier* ao f*r below iho-e now chnr.i d by wkatetmmm
lor ihr *iimi' moo-*. ,
lloiiickccpi-r* will br win* I* Hike altaaies*?
ibis opportunity.
PURE ENGLISH JAMS*
t< Baulks hoi'Tiiwixi/s, OMM-POtfMS .
I.L.WS JARS. STltAlVIirKKY. ItASI'- I
llF.RRV. Al'lUK'lS. illlKINt.At.l . HAM'* [ it
IlKltllY AND BED I I Ult ANT. OOOttM i *Hw
IIF.RRY. IIIU i l'K HA NT. III. Ai K (TR- 1
RANT. DAMSON. llllANl.l'. MA UM A I.A DE. /
HUM I'I ON OT FM.LAND I'K.AS. ll*. ?"?"' -,-*
csu ot _ isasa.?
girtl-D LA ULY jr Xl', i'l.AS, ISS. BBB, <*? Ol
artftt
mm
tufa
I down.?
Itfl-MtTlMM ITALIAN llt.IVK OH* gBBttai -BUN ^^
pint! .
SPANISH (.HKI-.N OLIVES. ..#
32*oi. Uottle,.JJ
is-m. Howe*. ;u
IQ-ll. Uottle,.
Bedding.
(Third Floor. Main BnikUdtl
B1TOUM-, T1RASS AM) WHITF, ENAMEL ^
bf.ds, i.ia** top*, fun -hst., ona.??._?__*_?.
ALWAYS OX IIABD FILL LINK OF MAJ?""""
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lim.nd* ." jgjt
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IMOBTlCttT BOXICtt._mtmm .
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