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GETTING THROUGH LENT.
AMi'SEMKNTS FOR IHE PBOPLE WHO STILT.
WANT AMI'SKMENT.
U j. now definitely sunaiUitid that there nlll not
Ya. another < Iiiini*,- of bill ut Daly's Theatre Ibis
?saaa. ?'Ttra-fth Might" ba* sn lug>*ttatol its-u
B-nlth thc apaetol adaslreta af Mr. Daly's company nnd
-.ph the taentll pata of .hi- elly ...ii'-riilly Him lt
vin be qui"* awe ta till no- f.-w reuu-tatng weeha af
the lagatai aruaan ta the bette* aatlstactlUB af tha
p-Mir itinn any i bange ri Mil t mild do, Oiher lil?
yveil ms Which Were to be Mt foi 111 SOOI1 ll) Ihbs Stagg
... i,ave to wait to* Mother Btaaan,
Th,, production sf "Olrotte Otrott*" lui* brought
t?ck |BBd h*U8BB ta th?- Ourd-ru Theatre. Mi*s
Lllllin BU-BBB nnd her company BMhe the perform?
ance of the opcru thoroughly Httrnctlv.-, and lt 1*.
trestet lind nioutiteil In the sumptuous manner UBUal
a\tb 'his BrgaatoatlBn. T. Henry French, Mtoa ttus*
,.11*1 naaagll. who ls now In Europe, win in- bach in
. ferr U*shB nod will prol.al.ly -Stag it new opera or
leo to l"' ?aug next season.
jin- attendance on tha performances of O-car
S'Ude'i *? 1 ?d> Windermere"* Fa-i" nt PslBBer*! Theatre
IBB-Bur* la bs BUttateet-cy :md Ihe piny will run
lor the r'">' of ,'"' lagalar *.-.*ison of tin- stock com
ajr.I. -s" aiuioiinceiiieiii of further plans ha* been
uri*. Ete pcisiol play trill be given out of town
jrtt lesson by another Company. Hs reception here
^ Bo Bfl*h*t contributed ta ibo e* gc rn* as af ihe
report**** siniggle for the possession of Mr. Wilde's
tr* P*'
HCU-M will be clo*,, the first three nights of
[jj, erek lo permit of preparntlon* f..r a prodaottoa
? Skarslay tsrtnlng af ? ;iii?-?rt and gulttran'a "The
(rOB-oll*'*"'''' "'The bond-Men" bas not bltttcrta had
e-pecttlly good luck ben-, bul li always bad Ita friend*.
.lr. Volt will have tm advantage In tin- services "f
J. H. Byl'-.v. wbo has always been BUMUg lin- best, if
mt thc viv besl, Interpreters of Bf. B. GHhert'1
comedy tn this country. The other principal stagers
u. i were h".'ird in '?'Ibe Rjr-oche" will appear lu thc
new producion.
The Lyceum Theatre end* Its regular season in a
ita weeks, when the company will ko to Chicago
With "IBMtirana Abroad." Briureea April 17 and
next November ibis organization will visit California
ant Oregon, sud ha seen In thc chief plays .?! Its
repertory In the principal cities of the Kast, wilb ri
second Chltago engagement In Septeiul.er. Following
tie stock company's departure Daniel Frohman hus
orfanlred another company, which will be situ In
"Th* liuardsnian" nt the Lyceum on Easter Monday.
AH Interesting oci urrence ol tomorrow evening wal
be th* return of Bose and Charita Coghlan and their
ci_npaiiy to thl* city, at Hie Fifth Avenue Theatre,
lu Sardnu's, ?? Diplomacy." in which they made a
genutn* snecess ut another house earlier In the season.
ance that time Hie Coghlans have presented the
piece In many of thc large elites, where they have
noa slmost universal praise. John T. sullivan will
igaln be seen in bis IsspsfBOOBBoil of .lillian. The
Mst will also include Mi"*s gudla Matlluot as Dora
sn. Bobert Fischer as Baron Stein. The engagement
*f the Coghlans is for seven weeks.
The Anni performance of ''On Probation" will be
given at the "Mar Theatre on Saturday night, and ns
it will be Its fiftieth consecutive presentation in this
city, tbe prevailing carissa of giving souvenirs will
b* carried out. The mementos are described as being
"pretty sud useful, and not meant aa an ornament
for a day, bot u keepsake for all time." They are
bonbon dish'-* imported, from Japan. They are taste?
fully decorated and on tbe Inside of the cover ls u
picture of Mr. Crane. " Brother Mia" has been Iii
rehearsal for the last fortnight and a smooth per
formince ls promised on Its opening night, March 80.
Among the new-comers ta the organization ure J. ll
GUnuur, Ml*., I .bile Hudson Collier. Joseph Wheelock.
Jr., a son of the well known actor, and Mis* Cotton, u
laughter of the old-time minstrel.
The success of Carl Mllloccker's work, " Dis stum
Ugs-lnd." at the Amtierg Theatre, is now established.
For the l_iit week the ksu.se has b**a crowded
nightly. Mr. Conrled bus made mme changes which
hive Improved the opera. Some of li* dialogue WUS
tut and new music and new songs were introduce..
"The Child of Fortune" will rt BBB In for only two
week* longer, after which several older works will be
produced. The engagement of the Charted Fareucsj
Comic Opera Company at the Amb.-rg Theaire exptret
on April 19. The operas to be produced are "das
parnne." ??The Bat" und "Poor Jonathan"
At Harrlgan's Theatre "The Mulliicau Guards' Hall"
wUl end Its lon? nm with this Week, and Cordelia's
Aspiration," will be revive, on.- areeh from tumor
row. "The Mulligan Guards' Hall" bas l,:nl a career
on which Mr. Harrigan and Mr. Hanley eoagfUtutate
themselves and each other, anil nothing more can It
desired than that the cou.in ?, revival may meet wllh
etjiial success.
Charles Frohman's comedians continue to draw
large audiences at the Standard Theatre by theta
sprightly representation of "The sportsman." The
company will continue at the Standard Theatre until
the end of Hie season, and Hun ga ta Chicago, where
lt will play a long engagement, filling the time left
vacant by the continuance in Ne vv York of -'Th"- Giri
I Left behind Me." Before U.e departure from New
Tork the company will present u BOW Alisha* play
?ntitled "The Silent Hattie," by isaac Henderson, of
this city, lt was first produced lu London several
months ago by Charles Wyndham al the Crit-riOB
Theatre.
"The Girl I L'ft B"hlnd Me," at the Empire
Theatre, is still playing to good Baritone-*. Charles
Frohnuin makes rhe announcement thal Hie production
of Jerome K. Jerome and Edin Philpott".* play, ?? Thc
Councillor's Wife," whbh was to foliow, will be post
BRWtt uiiUl next season, ani that the spring cngfige
tte-t thst the company Maa Ut play in l hlcugo has
hetn abandonee!.
William Gillette'*, play "Ninety Days" enters on
the la-t week of Its engagement at the broadway
Theatre to morrow night, lt ls one of the most dab
orate scenic prodm-Hons seen In New-York In mmiy
wasons. Tonight at the Broadway Theatre Colonel
Kohert G. Ingersoll will deliver his last lecture of this
telson In New York. The subject selected. "Shako
tp__re,' ls certain to please, as lt affords the Colonel
t___y opportunities for his powers in forming beauM
lui word pictun-s. Interesting e.ipie-M ms and lin-plr
lag flights of eloquence.
To-morrow evening Thomas Vf. Keene begins the
SHond and last week of hM angascasaat at the Inion
fcquare Theatre. Tomorrow ?' Richelieu" will bc
pi-***nt*_; on Tuesday night the bill will be 'Louis
Xl"; "Othello" trill be given on Wednesday night,
with Mr. Keene as firhill* and Frank He*-**** a*
lifo; on Thursday "Hamlet" will be played: on
Friday ??O'hello"; Saturday matinee, "The Merchant
ol Venice," and tiaturday night, io close his engagB
?nent. 'RU hard lil" will ba repealed. Ramsay
Monti's comedy company will make Ita first appear
?nee In this city at the I nloii square Thant!* on
Ssrch -JO. The organization lin bid's suth well
known people us George Glddeu*, John Llendlii.'iliig.
lUrry tiwi net ie. Miss Wsi" d?- Wolfe. Mrs. E. J.
JW'-Pa and Ml*, Helen slot kwell. Th* play to be
ttv?n U " Joseph."
"-len da Lough, ? an Irish play which was seen a
tow weeks ago ut thc Fourtceiith Street Theatre, will
he presenied at the Columbus Theatre this week, with
-?ttj- Burray ta the leading part ns before. An In
Ufr,f*Jl*Jig I.aim,; will be the appeai-ince of Professor
Crouch, the csuamhl* composer of " KathleeB Mat our
Been," who will direct th* orchestra (luring Mr. Mur?
ty'* singing of the famous old ballad.
M?fly Change* will be made in the bill at Tony
"?'or's Theatre this week, but u lew of the riaadaid
barlte* win remain. Tue company will Include
Jh Psguerelte; J. Vf. Kelly, "tin- rolling mill man";
"to Vests Vb loria; Hie Evans, Edward and I Bria,
? "The Little Sweethearts"; o'Hiieii and R.-d.llug;
^?a ?nd w.-si, negro Bsaataal team; Miss Julia
"My, ht.fie .-a.lolst; Major Hurk, Georgi W. WO***
?J Oeorgo Wllli? m H military spectacle. "The out
?wt"; Mts* Addie smith, Scotch duncer; L-UBBS, tha
?"Wier, sn<| n,e Mnrellos.
??'? J. Bcaalau'i plav, " Mgrtfanrna**,' interpret ci
*J Mr. Pitou's company, win tte the attraction at the
Ur*?d Opera House this week. ( huuncev oleott plays
"??part of Tcrcue* Dwyer, and when ha presented il
toHiriem * few weeks ago be won a substantial popu
???. He will slup all the pretty little song* willi- n
*? thl* ptay, lueladlsg --fkrourueua," ike ?ong
?jj was Set to music by Mr. scnnbui hl-BBrif Bm
y**tt app-arauc* on the stage In thl* city of MTS.
*'ini**? QaJe-HayneB will occur at the GianO Op*ra
??ta in Ihe wi-k of March tt, she haMug __**4e_
?tottta from Hie siage ai the end of this SUB aha
mR sid hg supporti- by the sumo company thut
*W*ared with her during her enaagnaBsal al la* tttar
Theatre earlier In (he s.asou.
Several changes In the sari of "Tlie Uluek Crook,"
*ttthe Academy of Mutt*." will take place tomorrow
?^?mllig. Vf. M. Bartholomew trill b<* 1-Sf-attB- by
"ward Marble. Mr. llarltiolomew ls about to Join
?he new production In fhloagB James O'HHeii will
*^*n In the <a*t until Sum Collins la able to appear,
?^t sc*ne painters have been engHged on the
Z?"7 <>* lh<* Present production at the Academy.
?Patt who witness the performance of "The Black
^MtmV thia week will see *omet_l-fc striking In th*
Al aUge-settlng*. The following artlsta uiU ap-,
RIDLEYS FASHION MAGAZINE.
E. Ridley ev. -*ons. of Grand, Orchard and Allen
sts., have Just Issued their fashion magazine for Hie
??pring and slimmer of IMS. lt contains ITO pages
of interesting matter, descriptive of the latest and
mos! correit styles and acutest goods, nnd the most
eXtettStUe Ridley stocks, whirl) ore niinoiili''tl lo be
.tiered at the lowest prices to be found lu New York
or anywhere else. Eighty-five departments In their
iiuie establishment arc said (,, tr represented. Thc
la-mil 1s profusely lllu-triit.-d, and will be sent free lo
thoa* who forward their miine und uddr.s- to li.- linn.
JUDGE MADAM DISMISSES THE CASE.
Judge McAdam. In the Superior Court, yesterday
Usastaaed itu- suit of Robert AtoStoW nnd oilier mein
hers of ihs Btonecuttera' Paton against Patrick! Kelly.
the treasurer of tha BBBactatlon, le recover if*(">.oin of
the asoariatlou's funds, which, lt ls nllogi-d, he mis
appropriated willie the Btonecuttera1 strike was in
progress last var. The stonecutters raised Bl 1,071
for the Milker-. Kelly paid out to the men at Bps
ton If-I.'.-'iO, t* the Striken lt Springfield, Mass.,
Slfi.CK)C). and S1.SM) to th* Providence men. K? ? 11v
had an Item ni Hie 1-oolt for Rfl.not 77 for expenses.
The plaintiffs alleged that Rely had failed tu account
for Iha -urn sued for of tha money which went Into
bl* hands. Kelly declared that he 'md accounted for
every cent which be bsd racri*red, mid he aaaeried
lhal he hail onlv l"'"'ii iwld f-v? his services the clim
Of gl.340. After hsnrtng what both sides ImU lo say
Judge McAdam glBBBlSBB- the (Use.
THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH IT.
inattoa lagrahBBI In UM Supreme Osurt yesterday
appolnt'-d Charles E. JsChsan guardian of Mary KttBU
beth I.'-wls, In a suit In width the toort ls asked lo
say what dlsptisUliui shall be made of Miss Lewis's
share of the Income from the estate of her father.
Thomas I/i'Wls. Thomas Lewis died last year nnd
left an Batata Valued at about 11,100,000. Ha made
u will. In ISgtt, In which he directed that the Income of
' the estate should ha divided ei|iially among his four
I children. Mary ElUal-cth l.ewl*. Rosetta L. Ilodginati
: and Thomas and John Lewis, ile made a codicil
to the will, however, on November 2. ISSI, In whbh
he nppo|nt<*1 three executor*, who should say whether
Mary Ellrabetfi should receive her sh*re of the
Income or not. This action wns taken for Un?
reason that Mary Eliiiabefh has boen In an Insane
usylutu for souie time. The executors want liistrue
I lions about what their duties are under the pro
I visions of ihi* will and codicil, and what they shall
?io with the income -which would naturally go to
Mary Ellrabcth.
pear lA th.- concert given by Gilmore's Bnnd at the
Academy t! ls evening: Miss Villa Knox. Miss Marie
Wlehmann. W. H. Hamilton, Redfern Hollins, Signor
CampobeUo and Don Aurelio Oeruetoa.
A farce comedy P|V,.S way to a farn-comedv nt the
bijou Theatre. -'A kind Bargain" bas gone und
'Loss and Mora" collies tomorrow right, lt was
seen at one theatre j nd another shout lown some
time ago. William Collier will play th.- san," pan as
formerly, and the one'played before by (barbs Reed,
win, K |?,W dead, will l,e In the bands ,,f Mark Sulli?
van. The company Include* other uri] known enter?
tainers.
-A Mp to Chinatown" at the Madison gqaare
Tie aile ha., posse* another Important polnl In il"
career-namely, tb" 900th performance ai thi* theatre,
souvenirs tn ??otnmetni.rate ihls vere distributed on
Friday night, and now ih" farce bas started on Its
Second ll il! thousand. There ls yet no hint Of liny
limit.
"Th* Hassler" has been seen numerous llnn-s at
numerous .New York theatres, lt axed to be played
by .Mi-* Lidia Thump-,,n. It will be aero 'lils week
nt the Fourteenth Street Theatre, utth Mi*s Anna
lloyd a! tin- head of th. company, whlrh ulsn in
iluii.s Mi-* Jessie Hali lue, Jaaeph on, Un- dipper
Quartet, Ml-s I'lamb. Arkwright, Mina bia Bogers,
Mi-* Adille Moore. Miss Annie Wll'iiuib Curran, Mba
Belle seaford. Mis* Bva ta-lto, Frank Ward, tuite
Curran, Albert lian. Maurice Haynes, Max Miller ami
W. ll. Wnv. An rai ra statin*, win be riven on
si. Patrick's Day.
To mollow evening an entire}) new feature of tbe
programme ai Border A nial's win be ih" ilr-t ap
pea ra nee In America of M. and Mme. Uerouvllto
r-ianry, Parisian diieil.is and dan,,.,-, ti. Hie
?Eldorado, Paris, wi,eu- they an- s.ibi to Imve lahlj
treated a genuine sensation. Miss lien.- Mark, an?
nounced as a "iravestle vocalist." from Hie Empire
Theatre, London, will also i>.- seen i<> morrow itu the
ti i-s t lillie. The balance ol tm* week's mu win in
elude Ihe riot-Irk dante "Columbia." hv Miss Dorothy
H.-niling; the three Judges, acrobats; Mlle, Violette
in n-'iv song-; .lames Thornton In a new .nob.gue;
Hi" perforu-aiMS iii Karole's one oct operetta, "iii.
Rehearsal," .md Offenbach- "(UphCUs.* v.hbh viii
be withdrawn on gsinrdsy evening, lo be followed by
the inst pn sent alton of Leeo-ii's comb- opera ?? lo
lille de Mme. Aiignt,*' arranged hy Frederic Solomon.
A striking feature Ot Hie program'ne nt (he Imperial
Music Hall ihls wee!, rill Oe Un- luirodiit!. ol two
sets ?.f French dancers. One come* direct irom the
Casino, Part*, ini* i* th.. Dbm.am m.- troupe of four
young women, whn*e daming was fm* two aeanoui eu
jove.i at the French capital. Nothing like them, lt I*
saM. ha* ever 1.,-en seen In this country Next lu
Imp.riflnce are the Edonardns, th" four male danrer,
Whose lame is not new here.* There will also be
.laui.s Mc Amy. the parody singer; Maud Beverly,
vocalist: Emerson and cook: Flenreli*; swift mai
Chase, the musical leam: Dixon anti Lang, character
artists; John F. Drew. Vocalist; r*.itsiuua. Japanese
equilibrist; McAvoy and Mav, dueti-:*: Lavender and
Tom,on, character ani*i*;' tlie three Donaaettas,
gymnasia, and F. J. Huber. Th- regular.rt win
be given to-nlght.
Miss Catherina Celeste cogg-wiii. fbrmerly with the
Lyceum Company, ha* boen engaged i>-> Frank Mn. .Pr
to support Lawrence Hanley In bis tour, which begin*
ut Norfolk on April 'tl.
Stuart Robson I* pla-, ing his annual engagement tn
Boston at the Tremont Theaire, where be u appearing
In Buckston*^ "Married Life." Next se*?on Mr.
Robson ls to produce shakespeare's "Comedy of
Errors." lt will he i revival adequate in detail and
slaged after tin- maim, i ol Mr. tto-Wank production
of "She Sloops to Conquer." which h.- |* io present
ni tin- Fifth Avenue Theaire following ihe engage?
ment ol the Coghlans,
Owing io the success of the Crania spectacle, "The
Woti.Ters oi America." the performance* ai Music Hall
will i.e cuntlaucd ibis ueeh, amt uti be given on
Tuesday and Wednesday ev .-nings and Wednesday
afternoon, Mar. li l-l and IS, Garrett P. Berrin dc
livers the explanatory discourse.
The latest theatrical freak ts the announcement of
an Indian udor. His nam* I* Taratan** anti be was
formerlv Ml** Lillian RnaaeU. coachman. Ile ls lo
play ??Othello" te Moor and tue American Inli'i'
ure so much ?Bk* and a dramatisation of one raf
J. Feninmn- Cooper's novel*. If fie.e Wnrks well
other plays ur.- to be trb-d.
Th" newspapers recently contained an account ri
tlie de*tb ol aa old sea captain win. In bl* declining
dais Imagined thar his house was a ship and bl* fam?
ily the crew. 1 pori this Incident of real life Albetl
strns-mati ned William il. A. Wilson have written a
play .ailed "The Long (bas..." which will soon be
produced ont of town.
Miss Rei iha Welby, au actress and dramatic teacher.
Biri Miss Anna Wardell ar., to give a dramatic and
musical entertainment st Hardman Hall nn Thursday
evening. Mani, ?.?.*!. ?? \ Happy Fwlr" win t-. given
bv Mis* Wein* and a well known Bctor. Ml-s Wo idell
win be heard la a monologue called "The Wedding
Kv ? "
Tho last of the Lenten matinee entertainment* at
Dalv'* Theatre will l.e given ttl Monday. Tuesday.
Thursday sud Krldav nf this we,-k. nt ll a. m. lt
will l.e a lecture or " puMIc lath" on "Booth tu OrirW
e-t London." Tlie lecturer I- dean lb ed a- s most si
tractive- H:id fascinating ipeaker. Ihe li tbe daughter
of Mrs. .tulla Ward Howe.
Owing to Ihe race**, "f Miss Romoln Tvnt"'*- re?
cital si the Berkeley Lyceum recently, she i* ta give
ii lecond before gobur to Boston. H will tah* place
In the Mudlo of J. Wells Chntnpliev, N... U? Fifth n\-..
on Mendal iifternoi.il. March -"'? Mi-* Tym* vi'li
hnv.- ihe assistance of c. Hayden I'ottln, who will sing
"Good-bye.*' by Tostt. and tw* new s.n.gs. "For
Eternity." by Mr*. Harding Cx. nnd "Love's Wal."
Curl and Theodor -tasenfrid have received mntur
letters asking whether lt <ould nol be mr.de posslt-le
to have Mme. 1 tu-?' give one more matinee. Tlit'V
have accordingly gained her consent lo appear ome
tti'.re in New Vorh before toavtaf the rite for the
s.-nsi.n. A performance "f "Camttle" will ink" piece
ut the Fifth Avenue Tliea're on Friday si 2:13 p. m.
Miss Bertha ?Behren* will rive ber first roueen i ,
Bew-Yorh next Tuesday eveuta*. Mar. li tl. *t Hard
man Hall, Wneteenth-et. and Fifth-are. Mis* Bebrens.
ns a " hld. was accounted n prodigy "f talent, she
ha- riiidled rind wnrki-tl hurd for *eve:-nl ve.-irs. an.I
lt ls thought that th- lover, of violin BIU*tc will be
mo-i agreeably Impressed by h.-r prcfactad per
f. Tina IlCe.
THE PARIS LIKELY TO SAIL TO MORRfiW.
The Assorleaa Line st*um*r Itali* w! 1 sall tor
Routtouuptoa tn morrow, if tin- Injury to ber crank
shaft caa ba rep*lred in lime. Mschlntots are vorh
iii pr day nnd Bight putting the machinery of the in
Hn< r In arder. Ihe Parti I- beset not only br
mechanical but bv legal dlttkultle*. Tin' Marine
Engineers A**ortatl_ci of the Cnlted sintr-s yesterday
?eui to tlie "oil -rior of the Port a forsaal pratesl
atjalnst Un- is-uing of rlssrsuce papen to the Hails, on
me atteged around that her anstaeen are not rlilaeus
of the I lilted Slalts. Tile laws of lin- I Hit.--. Slat s
I'eiiulre that the officers of russels aubridtsed l.v ihr
Government shan he Aaaericaa tttiaaua. The officcr
of ihe Amerfsn bim- n*sert that engineers are not the
officers referred to In the slutatea. George T. Deas'
mtornf-y for 'Tn- Marine r.i:gineers' As-o Istton. ba
wiittcri letters upon tb" sabjeet io President devi
land and .Secretary nf tho Treasury Cartis!*,
Every ftlww I* ? .tliacroble Nioner
In church, but outside of one it I. unsafe to s*y
much about it. cscept l*> a ?msll msii; however,
you nead never lear to tell all you know *U.ul
I** purli**- *f Ott Domini*.* ClgiWtU-*.
PHILADELPHIA WOOLLEN MEN FAIL
THE ASSK.N-MI'.XT GK s. n. STITT Jt CO. ( At'St-S
si'iti'ltlsi;?tim: PIKM wis Mil H.
Philadelphia. March I1.-s.ti, H. siitt and lohn IL
r.ottoinley. Iiiilivltlually nnd trading as S. H. Stitt tt
co.. woollen merchants, No*. guvCtt? chestnut -t..
Ilillde iiii BBBBJimiBl tO-day for "hf IK-nefll t,f their
crediton to Mut Dtehey, of .Philadelphia, haaher, aad
William Henry, of Haddondeld, n. i.. ?bookkeeper.
The firm was formed h, |--n, nt which Hm.- Ihe mills
op. rut.,1 by Mr. SHH mr.- laoorpotuted under the
same ri toa Camden Woollen Mill* Cumpsny and
Highland Wanted Min* Company, wit:, a eapttaltaa.
lion of ,r*1(Ni,iN,(i ,,,?( #_(n.ii.io rt'-pec'iv.'ly. In Kti
Mr. .*Htt bougiit ihe Cousbohocken Worried Mills from
their aastgnea for ttlSS.000, mid tutouqseatly *oM
them to the Merion Wonted Mill* Company for ttSOO,.
"xx1, payment belug made t? him li full pull stock
to that amount, thc (apltali/.atlon of tbO^MeriOB nilli
being f.'Mi.ooti.
These mills, it M "said, nre pratt I.illy *w*ed by
H. H. .*1IH .V. Co. Il hi ,-iImi .aid lhal Mi', -lill owned
a valuable properly lu Bewport, H. I., and was ,-*t|.
mriti*! to be wi,rth fr un S-00?000 lo foo,OOO. Bottling
can be learned regarding th.' cause of the failure or
the amount of ihe a....ts nnd b.illlitl.-s. The 'trn
ls rat-d al aver SI.OOOc-00, and Ih.- failure chu*.? l
general surprise, us tia- wool Inri* is lu a good ton
dillon.
MAYOR MA SN I NO 8COBE8 A FOIST.
JUDOS HCRRICM srsTU>:s jenOE MATMAlftt
ORDFR IX Tilt: A I.UAW I'.LtC
TIOB gQUABBLB.
Albany, March ll (gp dali.-The Cleveland Demo*
erati scored another pulu: over the nm men ber*
today, .lutlge lien bk passed apo* the election
ofltaers' case, sustaining Judgs Muyham'i order
staying all ptUCavdtagS under thc BMadamui *f .Iii.'ge
Furimus, whick dir?iis Mayor Manning t,> pubUsh
the 11*1 of election (-.heel's furnished by the Hill Demo?
crats mil adopted by the CommlsstoUOn of Election*.
Andrew Hamilton, cuauset for the Hill men, aahed
that the derision in ihls ca-,, should not Interfere
will-, Ihe anion which had air adv been brought
against Mayor Manning f.r contempt in refusing io
obey Judge Faraman'a mandamus by puhttsMng the
official list, and which will be srgued on Monday
Ircfnre Judge Edwards at Klng-trin. Tho court re?
plied that ll could not tal.o eogulSBOCa of ihe mutt*;-.
Judge Herrick's opinion suv* among oilier thing*
that Hm election of!l<eis, lt appear*, have already
been sworn In. a tnt tO-day ls the lirst day thev ure
to sit. Presumably Ihey ure acting. They havo
the ragtatrsttoa bi*.ks tn their poBBCaetoa, and to re
ilise to , uni lim.' ihe stay would provoke c,infusion
and mischief. He U'di spoke of lin- sfiIf,- i? leCUl*
laapirtara, and *uid that " wa> " disgraceful aifali*.
?I imvo brought tba court stenographer Into tin
room," he -Bid, "liol having had lime to wiro un
opinion, an. I consider thi* <|UCsilon io ssrloua that
ii ls eminently proper ihat the stay should bs
granted In otder to sire the Heneral Term an o|ip<>r
iiuiliv io j. i*s iiii thl- question. r-A eminently
]>ini'iT do I consider nd* that 1 have .isi.iii.ieu io
-tm thc proceedings anni the mailer run te- brought
io the attention ol the isenoral Term."
The appeal io tho Ueneral Term cannot ba at ted
upon 'before May.
TUE SUICIDE OF R R KISG.
St. LoaiS, March ll.-The subide In Denver of
R. B. King, formerly of thl, . itv. ha* brought to mind
it s.-iis.ith ii In thl* tily la*t fall, vv Inn King *epaiul*d
from hi* wi,'.-, who was the widow of el Maj >r
Arl bur II. La: reit, anil daughit-r of Mrs, Martha
? Wi-aiiiigt-n, one of UM Wealthiest women ol tho elly.
Mrs. King and her family to .lay ritaled t?. Uilk.
Kine's lirother. Jnhii Vf. King, paymaster of Iii" Mts
s".in larine, nil) provide f'-r the ballal of the holy.
probably in this eily. The dead anus whh ,,t one ame
? clerk in Uta Wabash Brilway rile* here, and lt wu*
in April. HUM h.* aasrrtod tha widow ,,f Arthor u.
Barrett, Mis. burr.it wa- Well oft. Kum gave up
work * uti nfier h.- married, and Indued Mr,. Klug io
-Ign nil lier pru pe riv ti him, ss she Miy*. to give him
a foundation for credit In .t bariueua which he never
-tart.*t. TrOShla arose between the roupta, nnd le,!
i'i lober she tlb-d a Brit to forco lt, rclurti. Tlie IWO
the* agreed to separata, and King reUua-terrsd al
tin- properly r<> tai rou, Jaflsas \. ?*. Burrett, in tru-t
for io* mother. Mr- King uas sri ls :.-k for Mimong
and King wu* IO go away and never BUgeal her. A
fe-.v dav, iutei ia- tried lo eui In- throat, his lift.
h. lng mred. He wa- Induced " gs to Denver, whir.
be ii_. b.-en alni e,
-. *. -
IMDICTED UNDER THE civil SERVICE LAW.
lents*lita. Kt.. March ll. Ihe (.rand Jury ws*
Iii ml.sad by Judge bin Thursdny aftaraeon. Bc
fm.- thi. awuttmn "? I-- dlsrhaigett. bowevar, they
Banded in (..ur uidic'iiK-iit-. iwn agalmtl Collector
Mull, nod one each again*! D,putin shaw and lilley.
Th., first ludtatflsent agalaal the Critector w?* for
riofalU 'll of the ( ivil service laws Ifl BaMUB-Bg BU
calnpaign purposes , the led.nd f.,i siding and Bbri
ting certain ni.-n in leftaudtog *he (.oven,rn-ut. iii"
ia 1 ludtotmeut contalaa twelve e*uatB. si, awn, i'
is i haig--. w.-re In two iBStaBCei '-.nh frito**! Ip'Ui
dntv 1* Bttuad paUMeal ameUaga, bal aeverthetoi
collected th.-ir full pay from ths -tovernmeut. Bf.
E. Rlb-y and Bf. P, Shaw w.t.- al a Indicted a*
numerous counts for al m.* nnd abetting in aaaearing
ami toiicciiiiK **?i**miuU la riatattou ri Uie < i-11
Service tows. The sum* collected amounted to bust
*T_.<m*i. Me-sm. Scott, Ril'-v mik! shaw lin in- <;ii, I >-l \
lurrendered lo the Culled stale Marshal. Cnluori
Scott in the civil Service ruse wu, put inder ?
11,-00 bond, aa were ni o Bile] and shaw, cn the
oilier only indictment scott us* placed under 11,500
liol id.
SALE OF TUE LAKE EUPEEIOE M1SE
Duluth. Minn., yindi ii.-A controlling Interest
In the Lake superb r Mino. own.tl |,v A. J. Triuihl-,
Flank Ulbtlng and tho Bew-Yorh asea ta te mted la
ihe Weat Mlperlor Land ? oiiipanv. h*fl be.-u sold lo
the Wetmore IMerrill lyndleate, which al** control*
the Duluth, MnahU miu! Bortbern mad. Fifty-ono
per cent ri Iha Bloch wai purchased and SBSO,000 ta
cash was paid. Thl* gives the syndicate the control
of the carrying al the on- frmn the mine, and Rive*
them alro control ri ali four of ihe centra* "I me Be
posit on th.- Mesa** range.
A SIAYW AT KASS AS DEMOCRATS
Topeka. Kan.. Mardi lt.?Representative Greenlea
iii.p.). yesterday Intend seed in tl.e House bb uasend
neill lo Hie AttBUmttaU BSllOt bill Whick prohibit*.
Hie appointment ss eh-ctl ,n Judges of members of a
party which had "faaed" with another porty at a
Urevlon* Billilli. 'lin* proposition wus cacried bf
a vote of ll 1" Cl. and th" grant* concurred. The
populists supported the ?taaare. The object sf Uta
iitii.-Il'lMi.-Iit I, aimed a* lin- Dem ians v.
NEW OFFICERS f)F A STEAMSHIP COM PASY.
Tho director* <>f Ih'- old Dominion steamship Com?
pany have elected new attic tra ben as* ri Iha recent
death of IT'sldeiit Robinson. Henry A. Bourne was
ina.ie president; w. L. OulOaudeu, acting ib.-prcsi
ilelil aud lilith' ninliugcr, ulnl John ll. Cooper,
secretary ami tnasarer.
A PELL HOY FISDS ?<?>,< >O0.
gratti*, Wash.. March ll.-MUton W. Won-, who
reported Iha toss In thia lily ri a pocket hook cm
mining pt\-00 la Cash Bad note, la*l Thursday, ro
urn "I I* Tu< om. peat rlav. and taund that th' pocket
book had bee* l'*ft M fl hoi.I. where ll was found by
ii bell boy who turned ll our to his employer.
A (OUST IS DDT ED FOR FORGERY.
Baaaan, Maui it.-The guttrih Osnatp c;rand
Jury today report*-* Ba Indictment against Count
Armand de Ravignon, of Furls, for for.lug and utter
"* _te_
MISS JASE MEADE WELCH'S FOURTH LECTURE
At her fourth lecture aa Tuesday In Iha series on
?Tho Finding of Hie Hem World,'' Mb. Jane Meade
Welch will describe the lively battle between Tt.rat
lin.pn and (Jut Uah oatl, two of America'*! fascinating
hero myths.
SfiSATOR ALLEN TO SUCCEED HIMSELF.
olympia. Wash.. March ll.-Th,. I;,,vernor to-night
appointed John B. Allen Fulled states .-eiistor io
neceed hlm-ilf. IN Legislating- having aijoafB*.
i-ariy ynterday awrnlng without chouriag a h_|tatar.
.I.V ENTIRE FAMILY I'OISDXED.
Msd-SO*. Ind.. March ll.-A mysterious ca-.- of
pols,,nlng has developed lu ibis etty. La-t Tuesday
Miss Eva Ro-s wa* taken lb.bully ill alni Ito- on
Wednesday from Hie ?ritoflta of poison, lt wa* sup?
posed fhat she had taken ll with suicidal Intent, ns
?.he had Ihreateiied ta oinnilt suicide. Vesti-nlay
her moUier. Mrs. Janies < larlison. wa, taken III In
?.Imllar manner aisl db-d. A son. Janies, who left
I ere on Tuesday for Anderson, Ind.. was stricken In
Ihe same manner by the time he reached Anderson,
ind ls reported dead. Two other rons were at?
tacked yestertiy. nnd both their Ure* an- despslred
nt. Tbe Coroner's Investigation In th* case of Eva
developed the fact that death was caused by arsenic.
B large gaantlty o' attlch was found in the stomach.
A Mat i'i .rletn will ba held up** the Battg "' lb*
mother and the matter fully Investigated.
MUTINY ON A W BALI SQ BABB.
I). TAILS OK TRI OUTttRMAI Ott THE WILUVM
Hiv:.ii ? ki vc;i \i.vviir:n .lim
N'.w-Redford. Mardi lt (Spectah.?A <!l<p:itch to
"The Rlentag slrindrird '' from *-:m FnncbCU today
gives d.-taii, nf ?:,,. nun my and Bttetapt at Brarttet on
the whaling burk Williain bay:"... ,,f ihls port, while
on the high sen,, .iain.- stony, i>. ii. Stanton, E.
Ml'f'i'-li, W. Briacril, Bkbard Manning and (url
lleudryh ar.- iii the rustpdy of thc Culled Stat.-*
Marshal In san Francisco tor mutiny, and Ibiidryk
is al-o inid for intent io Braider tin- fourth asate,
Raptl-te. r-flie dispatch says that baptist,, found
Hendryh apparently asleep at tin- uberi, sad nara he
approached io wake him lleudryh Immediately showed
that he Was much awake and that Hie sleep Was
feigned, lb- sprang at Hie mate like a tiger, and with
a knife begs* ti cut and slab lu a desperate and
?Venaled manner. I'll.- mil" gave lin- alarm, but
Hendryh attached him sn gen-el) thai, attbough au
stotaaee came r-utrkly, be uss un lu a mBftrt places
la-fore in.- savage ubeehnsu waa diaarmed.
Hendryh vcas beurily leaned ami tahea to the
tosurette auder tin- cabin, where he was kept for
two days la-fore being brought to the mast for trial.
As soon as the Irons were removed Hu- pris..'kt
linnie a desperate run for Hu- forecastle, geBttcutattag
vi Hilly, screaming and behaving lu suck it manner ns
to Caaae Captain Porter to think he was ii violent
maniac lleudryh vvas again captured and Ironed
ami was returned to conSnement, ami as be appeared
perfectly rational and refaaed to listen to any om- In
authority he was k.pt then- until February 10. (Mi
tin- morning of timi day twenty-two of the rr.-vv
marched aft tu the ma-: and demanded that Hendryh
I*- released, under pain of their rriaaal io do duty.
Eighteen of th" m.u wen pul In iTOtt* and fed on
bread and water for thirteen days, when Hie vessel
arrived at Honolulu, charges were made against
live of the ringleaders, and Consul severance ordered
ihem kept innler arrest, lleudryh was put In an
aaylem for two iIhVs, when he confessed that Io?
was not Insane, but only feigning. The ni.-ii will
h.- k"pt in custody nulli the vessel comes from tbe
Arr Hi* tn th* fall,' winn they utll he (ried.
DlSGRACEFCl. SCENES IN A LEGISLATURE.
Guthrie, G. '??. March H.?Yesterday was the Ust
day of the n s'-loii -I tin- Territorial Legislature, and
ihe *ccn?'? thal wen enacted Bpou Ihe floor wen- dis
graceful In the extreme. Fur sixty days this Legisla?
ture his sat and quarrell, d. Within a few day*,
however, they have awahelied lo ihe fact Ihat the
peapto af tha Territory demand legislatlra, but in
the hurry and heat, Ihat whick hits been done at tost
I* BO bailly Jumbled Ihat iii mo*! things the Terrilorv
ls worse ol than it was before. Hiring an attempt
to r-peal the anti grimMlng rill yesterduy pantie
Btaalum reigned. Memben called each other lUr*.
and nt Um.-, ullin,-t mme l.? M.itv,, (barges of
bribery wera Bfenly made, nnd en nigh was disclosed
to Indicate that certain Btembei. hail openly iota
their rotas.
TUE FRIST CLOTH If IgrTc.T.
Fa'l River, Mardi 11 | *p clap -Th- print .lath
market bas been steadily ictlve luring the week
BBd cjo-ed linn. Tlie sale; w.n* a little In excess
of tn,, product!**, and BMnutoeturon bellen they
had the bet end of thc bargain*. The weekly state
mem i* a* folio*-*: Production, l95,oo_ plena; de
liveries, llt.-..ot*?; .fork "li hand. ."..O-Hl; ia*! w..-li's
stink, t,,ttt)U. sale., lMi.(Hi-). ,,f WMch 175,000 were
odd-, M"0U0 MsU-s; -4 .(/"xi t|*.'s and IT8.OO0
fu'iires. sal.*, for weekly drilveHe* Ifl March, ITs.OOO
pieces, April, 13*1,000: Mal, 180,000; Jilli". lO'.'.IKS);
July, -j:!,"**'; August, KI.QOO; geptamber, iMMMO;
October, 1,000; B*vcu-tar, n,oo0; Decamrur, BfiOO.
Tue prloe I* 4 cents for *>4\til. and Hi" market ls
steady.
APFOtMTMHMTS IS THE STATE c, a r
Albury. M*rth li. -Dep.ir'uient Commander Joesph
p Cleary, of the v.te tl, a. lt., in Ueneral orders
Bo. 1, l*?u..d to dav, iu:,ke*K tl,.- follow mg appoint?
ment* Medic*] l)li>- f..r. I. I.. Bddy, of nlean; L?*.
partasant I haptsta, thc R*v. W. R. Helaas, of Kb h
n.-id spnfiyt; Council of AduUslstratloa, Munni
Bhort, ri Brooklyn: totem g. liraham. of Rochester;
Ii. II. Md'..-muli, of Alinriv; li. 1. Finley, of N'-vv
Torfc; John C. sh ??!-, of Vonkers; Inspector, c. A.
Weaver, ol Syracuse; Judge-Advocate, tieorge M, Von
Hu?sn, "f New lurk city; Chief Mustering t.flicer. A.
B, flatlander, >.f Son \'.uk (itv senior Abie tb-camp,
.rge ll. .-"'.wiir, of ihiRbIo.
HOXRIDXOR BATOLLVR HIRRIOH WEST.
Ht. loni*. March ll, "The ii|-.iw- Democrat'1 *.ivi
thi, mornlag: "Archbishop Francis BUtotB, Papal
Lt pst* tn America, win gs t>. Lincoln, Ssh., tot.
BM-dtataty s''er Elater, sad n." n-jact of his mi.sion
I* fur th" rir*t time made public. Ills vi-it. it rat
Itt Mtkeritattvoly -ta'.-d. aSCeti the removal of
Bishop Thoma* Bmacum*. -The Olc-beiDemocrat1
list week Intimal.-d ihat a in".venn r.t wits on foot to
ttniisfer bishop Botwr im to ( bey nn... Wv ., ,md
ihl-. dl-iilf... lion of several yean' standing has eui
urinated in a petition which rrac_*d Monsignor sst..in
Hdl we.li lt I- tri document that ha- prompted
him ta malie a Western ' mr. Incidentally, be will
stop ri several iiiim.i. points, and will iWt st. Louis."
A YOUTH! IL HUEDEEEE TO HANG.
Chuuton, n. j., March ii .tuite.- -tantana this
attuning r.-fu.-d lo Interfere lu the BU*B of John Hill,
ihe elghteeiiyenr old boy who is auder lenten** to
ha hanged mi April lt tm the murder of .lo-eph Dob?
son. Jada* Ital I luau i-aid thal the boy's (rims
iw.scrv.d the ItlUBBB penalty. Hill lay In watt
for bis victim, and when ht* approached shut him
dead. Ile was promised IO ?'"'>. bc said, by two sn loon
hB*p*ra if hs would rouuoll th* asurder; nnd of this
niii'.unt. h.- said, be was paid -.1 BO. Boed and
Derrichron, tha mloouheeperi, wen- placed on irini
for the crime, but w.-re ncuultt**-. inn's counsel
win appeal to Governor Wert* for clemency.
WOHHS CBURADEBR lose their cases
F.n,n,li.'iiii. III. Mareh ll.-This ct'y has f.r several
gays beni greattj exrlttd iver the trial f th" suits
brought hy Ihe Wooten crusaders for their ejectment
fmm Ike saloon* last Mondav night. Th* cius.ulers
were routed In every cum. The ?'iifs against William
lehnabritai and Itanrr Mon* wen gtsmlssed for want
of evidence. Mrs. K. Reiitllngcr and her daughter
Lulu were trbst for fordl-lv ejecting Mr.. ,\. n. K'-ply
ntltl Mr,. Lac .ck, tv o of fin- crusader., from their
premtoea. ls ejecting Hem Mrs. Kepty nnd Mrs.
Larueh vc. soundly thrashed, and the court la-t
evening ?eqrittt-d Mrs. Rentltnger mid ber laaghter.
Tho trial vvas ulUu**S*d b\ a thousand people or inure.
TO DEED FIRE ISLAND TO THE STATE.
Albany, Mureil 11. Mr. .-aiumls. with his counsel,
was in BonsaPattoa trlth Attorney o*u*ral Bo*euduto
I., dav legardlng tba transtor ri Ihe deed of lin*
Isla ad Ifi il" slat.?? Mr- "annuls had willi him a
deed transferring the property 10 Ooveruor Fl .wet-.
The tow pa*aed tin* week, ?utboHring tha purehssa
ri i hf Island by tha stale, provide* that tha nov*
eraor ibsB frans!** lils ctalm to the state, and that
the transfer ot tte property ihall ba mad.- direct
to the BIBI*. A ptOUet geed will ba drawn up arid
submitted to Ihe Auurnor Ueneral next weah for
his approval.
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE
FOR ECONOMICAL BUYERS.
POSSIULY yon don't know what
qnaint and .mistic pieces of fur
niton we're showing. They would
mid ? chaim tn any room.
PROBABLY you'll be surprised at
iIih low prices marked on them.
They're etist of manufacture prices.
CERTAINLY it will pay you, anti
please you, to visit ns?whether
you're thinking of baying jost now
or not. You'll come again.
Bl V OP Tilt: 1IAHKII.
GEO. C. FLINT CO.,
Furniture Makers.
104 TO 108 WEST 14TH ST.
STEADY MEAL ESTATE ACTIVITY.
HAME FM.IU. SAMS K-UBP nUOKKRS BUSY.
a vvc.u of rteaiy arilvtty is to ha ehanadttoi in
tha real estate __?_**. While large UU-Mritaa* havo
not been aaasetons thar* Bsve bera amny snmii sai<>_
which *.rve io heep brokers hauy and always form
tin- bulk of business and. inure than deal* of jrreat
magnitude, shan prOnptrO-B condition*), llnllliigtun
lloolh. of thc Snlvutloii Army, has purchased fruin
Pf. I'. Douglas Hie pb?'. TSWtMHJR with a gara
7.'.x44 xU7.il. in thi* nar of Kan. I'M to 124 West
Pourteentkst- aad nram Faanp M. Bohlaaaa No.
lil West Thirteenth st., for about ir-'J.'i.OOO. A ilx
.ii.rv building as a memorial lo Mr. tiooth'l mother
w.U be rrericd OB the plat. .Morris K. tttmB has
purchswd fnun beiijninln Utah-SB No. 150 Madison
uvw, adjoining lil* luiiise, for about *?.->.(?iO. lt ls
said that Mr. .icsup win iBunstl 'he two amarna so
ri* I* BBBhe I hem one. W. B. Thom lin* piircha.s.d
Hi" loua-risry toounrioue house No. n K_i>t Fifty*
sixth *t., SlxdQxSg, for -cT'.'.iHSi. -The l.ccord and
Urida" reports that John Pettit ha* purchased No.
Vii UhertJ -I.. 90*113, -<>."- in Cedar st.. and Intends
io erect ;i -a-v. n story addltiOO to the Electrical Ex
rbanpn Building wimii n adjourn.
Ph.. iiuin!" r ul convcyancea dering UH week wa*
247 and the umoiini Involved was H,8gg,_-S lu
the HHiespondlag araefc ?f last year the number was
?JUT and Iha ainoiint ta valved wo* BSttt\MA\ Tha
.rtgnge* numbeied IBIS! a.ui In vol* id #.'1,0:12.4117;
agata*! poi, Involving tUl.Toi.TtiO. In the corre-pondtiig
iv eek a year a.... sixty Ivvo building* al au .-nimai.-d
itjst of gl.OlKl.g-O were projected; against eighty
Tiree al aa estlamtrd cost of gt.a*i9,_u_ ta thc cor
reapoodtog week of ISM.
HOW .1 JURY RUDDER SAVED A SCHOONER.
A Shipper outwitted old Neptune yesterday. He
should have been a Yankee sklpp-r and the muster
of an old-time American clipp-r sMp, but he mas the
inptain of the llrblsh s-limner. Amy 1).. of Italia*
I .ro. Nova gcatta, from san liomin ko, February '.).
hound for Kew-Yerh with a cargo of sugar. Ills
inline ls Mat 1 hews. Tue Amy LI. was eighty miles
-out'i of Beady Hook when she was struck on Frldav
by a tremendous (rab- from the northwest. The mls
chl voiis spirits of the storm hafried the Utile
schooner at.oiit. spins! ed her with waler and sent her
reeling before the gsle. They tore away the fore*
itayaril, and Rave lt to tlie betalllOUB wave* for a
plaything. Tiny pirouetted on Heir toes over the
decks and dan-i-d n hornpipi- on the liow,
The pale tasghed and Blocked, and Captain Mat
their* became phlegBBBtte. Iha Jib went next and
tha ?"villi? jib took Hs flight far out to sea. Then
tbers wa.* a wreurhlng and twisting, and ihe .schooner
wius WttbOttI 11 rudd.-r. Captain Matthews was not
disturbed. Ha simply grew more phlegmatic. "I
may be no Judge of a gab-." he observed, "but I think
that I can -lix a Jury rubier that will get us out of
Ihls."' For forty miles the BCtWBCC was blown otf
the eea*t, bal during all tin- enforced myona the
?hipper ara* buay. With spurs and rigging he made
a temporary rudder, by BMaua ri uhtoh the schooner
rounded M.minuit Point ani caine -vailing Into port
yesterday morning tin.gb I...nc LsPind sound.
1 w.is never asngulne, * remarked Captria Mat
hew*, "Indeed, I am,tm lined 1,, |?- pblegssatle, hut
1 thought ihat Jury rudder would du the work."
PETER GOWANS DIES IX SOUTn AMERICA.
I'et.r Gowans, a tandtccp* artist af mach promise,
died darlag Um Brat week ..f Fehnmry n.iir Naataatoa,
south Atn.-ila. He b-ft New York nearly irwo years
Hgo io Bash* studies Hmong the northern lungra of
the Andes. His work began at Caracas, and he
wa* travelling southward atong the smuatola chain
on tha uny to Bagota, when be vvas sttackwl with
pneumonia, und di-il In B few- hours. A letter from
his travelling fi?I panton states that they Iud WU Ched
?*i high au altitude that ihe cold wus extremely
?sven nnd the artist di-d from expO-ure. Ha was
nhoiit tw.nty seven years old and a native of this
st.ii... He rune ta New-York nine years ago and
exhibited the following year. Ills work at once
attracted attention, and he heeaam a regular con
Irtbator to Hie exhibition** both m till and water color.
Ho hud a tirge un Ie of Manda lu art ll IT BM here.
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS TO EXHIRIT.
An exhibition of pictures will open next uredaes
?lay ut the room-, of the society ,,f Amateur Ph*
lof-rapbcra af Stew-Yark, Nos. naur. Weat l-toty*
? Ighih st., which will Shaw what Its members, thangi
11111.it.-ur-i, cnn do an photograph*!*. Over BOO pb'
lure* will de on the walls. Alfred Steiglitz lia* af.
fer.-d _ sllv.-r gilt fltedal for Iha b-st entire exhibit;
.1 sllv.-r in.-dal f..r the nio-.t meritorious ana bv a
member who has aaver re_rir*d a prize at a photo?
graphic exhibition, and B silver medal for the be*t
BCtontlflC exhlUt. The solely will also give six
nu'ini-.. Tue eatthttto* will ba age* from Mnrch 1 i
tu M*r. h 'j.'., aftorfl.1 nnd avering; aud my one
nhs wuuld 111.* to vt lt lt will receive a raid of Invi
tau..ti by applying by totter ta T. J. Harte*, ths sec?
retary.
FREDERIC R. COU DE RT SAILS FOR PARIS.
-Tad*rte B. Oouderi, coubjbM f"r tha L'nlted states
In the Behring Be* Coafarence, which ls soon to he
held In Carl*, was a passenger yesterday un the
Flem h stumer I.a Hreingiie, I...und for Havre. Mr.
Conder! was accompanied by his sen, Fredtrtc R.
Conder!. Jr.. >ir .lohn s. Ii. Thompson. Ttrnilif ri
Canada, wa* al-o a passenger, budy Thompson, Mtoe
Thomp**H and Ml-s Kranliie Thoinpson BCCampantad
him. A-Boeg the other passcngera on La Bratagae
were i.niiy i aron, Judge f. cnrroil Brewster, Oscar
Hummer-.!.in, the BeV. Achilles (.erste, Maaaats de
I'orl.-s and Mr. and Mrs. Hector l.e Comte.
Sine of the passengers 0:1 ihe Cunard Line steamer
Bervta, ta.nnd fur Liverpool, were \V. B. fin J nm. Mr.
and Mrs. Vf. T. Beaidslee, M. Mason ltaburg, Bohcil
Thylor, Boberl Vt'llsoo and Albert Whit*.
NEW JERSEY DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION.
A meeting ri the Kew-Jeney society, "Daughters
nf the 1,'eviilulioii," vt.is helli at the hame ri Mrs.
k. c. Haariltan, No. IM Itaiitoau ri., Bari Oaaage,
}f. J., on Tuesday, at which Mk* Adeline Vf. Torrey,
regent ri tin- State, prertdid. a lurg.- Bnaaher ..f
nome* were present, luckrilag Mrs. Bdwaid P
m..-rs, prestdenl sf the 0 enc ral society, and Mrs. ii
I ho-iil\ Ingrahiiin. Secretary Oe**mt BsfBCta from
('range and Soiilli Orange, Montclair and Bari Orang*
Chspten showed an active Increase In the society and
a large Increase In membership. Th.* next regular
meeting arlU Im brid nt Um hoi..f Mr*. wallum
lo.ny liulnl, gcotleud Rand, south orange, vu
April i.
?-??
TWO FORGERS APPLE IMO FOR PARDOX
Cov.Thor Flower ha* asked District Attorney
Nicoli's (Urinion about Ihe merit af Ihe application for
the pardon af Alfonso Voullalre and Amos M. Wlthrovv.
The former was sent to state prlr-on for two years
and 11 half on October BS for forging a check for
*tU). Ile mme Into notoriety bv declaring that he
had evidence af extensive rtatettaas ri the inter?
state Commerce Law against several railroads. Wlth?
rovv wu, sentenced to ita years for forgery on July
0, IMO, Mr. Nicoll will send lils recommendations
shortly.
TO CELEHEATE OHM MEAL GRISTS BIRTHDAY.
About ISO of Uk- 306 delegates who toted for QeU>
eral (/.rant's nomination fur President at the Hepnb
llcuii National Convention ot Imho, at Chicago, ut
which Oe ac ral OariteM was successful, Intend to cele?
brate tin- sex! aaa! ear Bary af <-.ener.il (inuit's birth?
day with :t dinner et Philadelphia un April 'il. Among
UH survivors of the "OH (inuit delegates fm mi this
etty who expect ta take part In the Mil tanita* are
ox Assemblyman Harney biglin. Subway Commissioner
Juroh Hess, e_-l*ollcc Commissioner ItBphe* II. FreiTch
ond De \V. C. Wheeler, ex-Congressman John I). Law?
son nml ex Appral-er James H. Davies.
.I.V EXGIXEER STRUCK DEAD BY A FLYWHEEL.
Frederick Fritz, nn engineer In Jacob Ruppert's
brewery, No. I,SM Third ave., while nt work In the
eugine room ut 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, missed
his footing and fell against tin- flywheel. Ile was
killed InataBtly. Fritz was thirty seven years old, and
lived at No. BAB East Nlnctlcth-st.
EMPLOYES ROR HILTON, HUGHES St CO.
Tlie firm of Hilton. Hughes A- Co. learned several
weeks ago that employe* In their dressgiMids depart
meiit had been systematically robbin* Hiern. All
etfurls lo catch the thieves were Irullles* until yes?
terday, wh.-n Detective BtBBBOaa, employed by Ihe
linn, assisted by Detectives Hanlon aud sloane, of
Hie Mercer st. gtgtfgn, arrested Willum owen, a sales?
man for many years In the dnssgoods department,
anil Kdward Hellion, a former clerk and salesman lu
the same department. The two person* were caught
lu the net of taking goods from the store.
Intlwen's room, nt No. 22S East Tl'lrty-slxth-st
were found four valuable dress patterns, and In
Henton'* rooms, at Nu. ld East sixtv-nlnth-st., six
other packages, valued In all at over glOO. owen
tana been employed for eighteen yean by tha Arm, und
The Little Boys
Aro well provided f r in our establish mont.
j Fashion decrees that they shall be put in
1 rouser* at an eatiigr iga this season than
funnel Iv. and BO ive have inndo np a very at
tractive assortment of Paney braided Jaoke-t
and Pants Snits, and -ail'ii Suits in Long and
sh< rt pants. ;i to ti years,
lint tho stock of KILT*, and DSE8SE8. 2 1-2
lo 5 years, has not bena iic^'octed?in fact, ts
better than ever bef.ire.
New ityle* la W?*h PhbriCS gS.Tt to ti SH.
Flannel* and Fancy Mlaad I l.it'i-. -ri.Vi tai S7.80.
Th* Ki.t .ult slioivu above, mud'' lu pain Dn>vle|othS
and Velvctine* Ls one ?f the inert |-.|nilar for Ure*. ?_>.
BEST & GO
Lihptttian Bazaar.
60-62 West 23d St
How to make the new
VENETIAN IRON WORK.
You can do it with very little prac?
tice. Inexpensive, elegant and orna?
mental to any home. No rivets or
nails! Materials anti instructions of
HULBERT BROS & CO.,
ATHLETIC I'OOO* Ol' KV KUY DKSCRIPTlOJf.
?J6 Hist ntl rd ?.rsjBli IS. I.
Opp. .llb B****** lietel.
We will plaee on ante any lenci inn Iron Work mud*
by our citalomrr*.
Call and see the samples on exhibition.
SEMI FOII I lilli I.Alt.
WilbeltQ&Qraef
"BROADWAY & 26tb ST.
I I.KAKIM. MAI.K OV
China, Glass and Pottery
ut bi:biii:i> pkhi:?. ri
received ii satary Bf BT5 a month. Benton, lt ta
snld, bu* lost iiioti.y In tbe poolrooms.
Justice (-.rudy, before whom the tur* men were ar?
raigned, held encl: one fm- Mini In the sum of 11,000.
Ute prisoners acknowledged their guilt.
FA TH E P. TH EA CY Ol 8 TED.
WHITS OF F J Fl TM c. NT WU r.F.I'l.F.VIX Slr-RVEO
ri'.x him in BWKDEBBOa-O, g. J.
gareiaabarOa N. I., Mareil ll.-A il gulf sheriff thia
asitslag scrv.d writs of eje tun nt and replevin upon
Father Treacy, the Catholic |>rie*f, who. after being
arOra_ to do so by Btohop O'PurreS, of Trenton, and
Arebtasbop Bulola, refused ta give sp possession ot
the <hirth und pirochbil rariteuCB to bl* saccjsaor.
The Sheriff Muk i*.ssissi,,n of the rbtin-b, and Father
Treacy will not be ul Ion.-tl lo celcbi-.it.- iiniss tninor
row In lt. The tannie is true lu retettOU to Fatlier
Leahy, who araa apf-latci rather Tn-m y's successor.
Tlie latter will nay um** in Howells Hall, nnd Father
Treacy Banuuueca that ha -vin *ay -Bass in a private
in.us. lu Hie ni'.1 mut;.
THE FMMUMH HEH ABATED IX THE EXCHANGE.
The feeling s*MUg some of the member* of tb*
stuck Bxehaugs with ransN to tho failure to convict
J. o. Beeta A CU, nf gta Bharge of tutting comm!**
slona luis not ubati-tl. There will be a meeting of
dlssuilstb.l m.-iiibi-.-s of ths Exchange tomorrow after*
noon. In the btitidrooiii, to protea! _>-':ili.st the de
riatan al tha (Meaning Ooaimlitee. The hot-headed
? kickers*' uro bbM to latani lo put a ticket in thu
Ibid for the annual eh-cit ui lu Mu v. from which will
be left tin- ninnes of all Hk- governors who voted
BgBlari conviction. 'Mle tesllllli liv submitted to ttl*
QuvetUUBg (oiiimlttee on the trial last Wednesday
i.s said to show Hil*. I.unison Urns. _c Co., of
I I.lens ?, liuve extensive l.-l.frrtii.li connections throne**.
the Bf-ri mid th.- s,.ui li. They put |* loons here sud
Hjere mid nut out the facilities to other concern*
?>r individuals. T. Vf. 1'otter, at spring-eld, (Hilo, baa
i.n urratitrement with l.anisoi) Br**, -v Co. by which
ha receives a rebate i.f BUS bait on all orders executed
on -hg New York sn,iii Km bange. In a room back
of Baan* ?- 0s._ aito* nt Be, 17 Exchange-pi., an
otflce Ikis been BCTSptad by Janies \V. .stevens, a
partner, lt ls snld, ,af Hie I.ainsoii I'lib-Mgo llrm. Mr.
I'otter sent n bill to J. S. liaclie ai Co. for rebatea
dm- to bim for BM business of la*t December. Dache
A co. turill*! the bill over to Stevens, nnd the latter
ls milt to have written to Mr. I'otter saying that ha
was to send lils bills to bim (Stevens), und that all
transactions were to be considered confidential. Mr.
Stevens ls repOrtC- to have sent his own c-tu-cg for
eioo to Mr. Putter. Ha** thia transaction Mr.
steven* has removed his ellice to ii floor above J. B.
Baot* A, Cu.. in the same building. He testified be?
fore t'w (im"ililli- Committee last Wednesday that
the cl*??? k sent to Mr. I'ott.-r was out of lils (.Stevena's)
personal account. Thl* transaction did nil convince
Hu- gasrevners nf tin- stock Exchange that Hach* _-.
Co. were guilty of cutting cnaiBsI?lea*, but the
?? Licker* " lu the slock BauhaagU ure itullsfled that
tli*.' evidence wu* Muktanc.
THIS CARRIER CANNOT RE REPLACED AT 0\CE.
Then* ls deep regret In the Pwtoffico over th*
death of William H. Haywood, who had been ?
letter carrier for twenty nine years. He died on
Thursday from pneumonia, which was due to tha
draughts In tlie 1'oitnfflce. Tbe funeral will be ghj*
afternoon ut his house, Xo. 357 Seventh ave. He
was born In England, but enlisted In a New-York
legtflSent when th* war begun. He was a most
faithful tarrier and well Ukid by bl* associates.
For a long Hine he delivered the letter* for th*
Italian colony tn Mulberry st. He knew the names
of all the residents, and the most illegible addrsa*
was .|'ii. lily deciphered by him. It will be Impoaathl*
lo find a man who can, even in a few years, do thu
work so well us Haywood.
ETHESDA
Amarloa'i Favorite Water.
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I-1 ntaei BatbaMl* aaa d*li*Btl*l W.ur.irrr***
tn* -nd iB'Wontliiu. wllh ? US-Bill praia
kBataaaf astah mwmr
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