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NEW-YORK SI M>AY. APRIL Ki. 189-}.-r\M:>TV-F()lli PAGES.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
Fi;A'in.i:s or the home rule debate.
MR. C!I \Mni HI. MN'-. CRITICISM wu MR. GLAD*
mum's r.xi'i.w \ini\ Mit nw.i.nu i\
ll'.KLAXD- Till. Mill Kl'. IT HILL
- 9ELE Ol ci.ivr.nrx.
(BV (ABIT T,. TIIK TRinrNK.)
etpfttghl. IB**** Hu Tin Ti min,, Attnriation.
|_u>don, April 15.?During the lani lear dagrn,
since tlie leading rnionists returned tr..in the
Easter bolidays, thor., li is toea a distinct lm
proveni'ii' 10 tin* Home Rule debate. The chara
pion* ..ii both si'les have entered into tin- lisle, and
the 'mea-'.re lia* lnvn s. thorough!* exposed thu t,
oBivMili-taiiili' | the eompli, itu.n* oi the bill, the j
public liv thin time is pretty well informed aboul
it. Now thal the British eleetorate are a***arr> ,.f
tie derails oi Mr. Gladstone's Bcheme, current
opinion la tho piovme***, as weil as la London, i*
running so lie-aviiy against tin proposal that,
srere a general election to take place n>'\t week,
ti** -multi woald be r-aonl dimstrous to Ihe pr-ea
ent Ministry. It ir* in aatieipatlon "f this pros?
pect that Mr. Gladstone i- so eager to rush the
ajsaau*** through the House al Cotataoni and to
hurry ap inn Registration '".ll, before he ap?
peals to the country ne n whole. The week has
boon v. tv bail tor Mr. , .la.1-t..ne. His ntl."nipt
to overawe Parliament and to deprive it ol lih
ertie- .*'<l privile**es in order t.> rush Home
Hulo throagh tho ?r-coad reading proved h dht
jstrou* fa'Jur.-. Though he appropriated all ihe
tune of tho Hoase .inst before Easier, by abollsh
jee tho right- nf private -"m-mber*, nothing hat
come ol his impatient ardor
Tlw* -Watte since Parliament n-Mimed hi sittingi
hs-his-n pursued Without hurry Tin' Opposition
have quietly and stolidly adhered to the usu il
routine. The I'nionist leadera refuaed to return
to ".VotiniiiMtcr Indore tiny bad complete I their
provtlie'ta campaign, and to all int?"iit:; aili pur
p.*.'-. tlio Hom*" might ,iu*t aa wei! have re- (
conni'.'" o**cl on Monda** Ina! Instead of tbe pre- i
-p]ana.Thntadaj Mr. Lairoufhere'i cynical advice ?
to maintain a coBaplraey ?f ailene*, and leave ill
she talking to the opponents ol the blU, to which
Sir Winiam Hareoan gave bia undhguiaed ap- I
pro val, has turn***! ont a _a*s*o. As many mern- j
bers ou Tlie Government aide have apoken on the !
measure at- on the -ide of the Opposition, t-o that,
potwithatanding reirerat.il a pix*, il s of some of tb."
Qhdataalan stalwarts sammarily to oh*.* tlie do
bate, tho Prim-* Minister baa hoe.') eoMl-rained to
cenfe-i". that he had no instill' alien t" enforce the
Mtoj*e. Mr lila,i-f ti"'- subsequent proposal last
ei'o" ins; lo make a bargain f ir aexl rue- lay mt
with uo sympathetic response from the Opposl
timi side, ard. a*- no reason ."Xists for expecting
that the Speaker will favor any summary method
for ending" the discna*?lon re, tiM* mool imp .r- in!
measure, it r...w M*>ms probable that the deliate
?viii continue till the end "f next we, k 'I lu*
(-Tenter lia*t?* thu* proved the leas (.pe** 1
Mr. ni.indiorlain'.sv brilliant and Incisive -*p***ech
rai*<*d th" doha"* tn the highest level, bul ita
mnst toiiintr paaaagej were these which brought
Mr. Oladaaone faei t1"' fae* with hi famous
declaration-- that tho Land l^eaguesS preached a
doo'rine if puhhe plunder, and were prepared to
march through rapine t. di*dnt**sjratio*t and dis
niouiberment. To the amusement of thc Hon*'-.
Mr. Glad-tone soutrli* to pa. a nov*-' glee* un
lhere Utttranof He rotorte..* that these char-''""
wen. limited to Mr. Parnell, a reni.uk which
elioited tho cjen**cmp-tpona exclamation al Mr. .- ma
Ko'lmond ihrit he only defaated Mr. Parnell now
that ha wi* dead. !t was with amarement that
the Chamber then listened to the Premier's efforts
to placate the T'arindlites for haviug -i'd hard
thin'.'* of their rev-red leader. Ile explained
t!.:it after llberatiiruj Mr. T'arii'-ll from KUmainham
Jail, he wrote ta ? friend of the ls. tl r<?r, hut
j., dotected ? great ehange In lum. ml a thorized
him to d.-cl,ir<- to Mr. Parnell that he, i.ol ie ve I
tho latter to is- v rsulng purpose-, beneflcial to
Ireland.
Tlie aext day Mr. diamberlnin ret ur neil to il.e
ehsr^e in order to vindicate the accuracy of his
tseortinn*. quoting the full t.-\t ,,t Mi. Glads! we'i
nttertn ???*. Tin- Prime Minister wm ii ? tower
in;; iago, IT,.- arEoii passage ched by Mr. Cham?
berlain wai fall "f plurals. The elmrgee ol march
inc through rapine, steeped lip-, treason, et eetera,
were in every .a*.* m>" led by tit* word tii.-.v, n .t
Ka. Hie t.-xt all through referred to the party.
Bot tl.* mun Parnell I.
"but," sail Mr Gladstone, riling In renewed
anth, " I did not a**" date any of diem with the
fl'ictrin."-, I d*nounced. I only referred to Mr.
Pirn-li." Tin* perfectly took away th,- breath "f
tin**' wlio aeord these daring deniali. How tvmld
tiny BadefBtBnd that Ihe term bod-* af mea ap
plied t" Mr. I'arn"Il only:' The Uppooitioil
Bight jeir at tin- Gladstonian ^raiiimur, bul Mr.
afc tilt oae'i eaineitiKa*i rallied In* party out of
thdr incredulity, and finally the aupportem of the
**?-**esuiatal ch**er.*l th.;*.|uivo, ni explanations
kt tln.iii.-ii they nat uni ly believeafl them, Dutside
of tl.e H,,,;,?. tho items of Mr. bladatone's denials
-Ho han a reniatka'.-.'. iiav, fl painful, elTe,-t,
wpoc!., ly among those who p-all tlie bettei recorl
Of hil |t, at reputation.
la aaother raspccl Mr. ('hamberlain'i speech
IMneetl Mnmrkable reaulte. Wlieu analyxing
Ba)tadegnarda and esetptiona of the bill, be upset
tbe National,-t~ ny oballenging them to declare
'beir -*eqr*-ie*-caanors ia the many reatrictioui which
ti hil! imposed on their political liberty, and
***-*. abandonment ol claimt lo which tl.ev stood
?hsjgerj on hundreds "i irish platforms How, h"
*?keil, could thci- le a tiniilitv with such :>?
w-nuiis aa ai- now p*rono*M*d? Mr, McCartbj
aahlr} afeinpt.-'i to ridicule Mr. Chamberlain's <li
**?] prapheclea, bul even he wotil I bo, reaard the
??? h* h,muli- beyofl I thepreaenl generation, Mr.
l'avitt. bj i temperate, effective defence ol the
a***es?*-e, deelared thal it would i>" accepted aa an
aaaeaaljla pact ,,f peace, nnd delivered a sort "i
c-'iitisniaa ..t rrcantatloii ,,t Penianimn, intended
for thi ooii-.|iuipti,n ol Iii- EngUsh audience, pro
hating him*'ii -aii-tie i i,\ recent events.
lint all tl,ev- Ktuwuring sophistrie-i were rudely
shsaaaated by Mr John Kedmond's plain declara
?inri that the bil] eould nol be Una!, anti ai to
witish sii|,i,.ni.i.y, that, mid bc, eould only be
taaagaiaed m kmg ai ll was aol exercired Tbe
Mate baa thu* ix en mtv instructive, nnd il
*"m?i Im> tine, n hal aol i,;-c i without ofleci
upon Ur- *:,pp'i-c,' -iihiiantv "I Mi. fJladstone'e
fialluai-rs. There an penis-tool **Mtements thal
?Bl immlsr af tho Cabinet, who mav be -aid to
hTftiainl tin- Nonconformist eonaclenoe, i- gr?_ll>
P"it.ii,.*l. The Iri-h ar-, ?.f c.,ar-.-, .||-*.m-li. I
wltii th.- lilian, ial arrangementa, and Mr. William
Raundero dealaiea that he will n..t vote for the
teoond readlag beeaaae the Leglalatlve Connel] io
tissfvl on ? pro|x"tty qaallfloation. Bul it i- only
8? i Demo, rat ihat Mr. f$aaaderi olijeett lo tlc -?
P^vision*. Hie di-M-nt, liow.-v.r. must be very
?imitiil, for the lioviinriunt whip- hold tin ic ni-ii
??NI in han I, and the second -reading i* sure to
he oarrhxl on strict party lim-s. Iv.eu yester
?J'sy's damaging adialmlani by Mr. Campbell
IWnnein,;,,,. ihal fin- Lord I.ieiit-iiant's eontrol of
^o military will he diwetstsj by the Impel ill, not
"T the Iriuli, ('overnment, will not shake the
?dloglanco of the Nationalists. If this airaafe
?MBt lu. fastened im the hill, it will only prove
?? their eye* an additional justification f,,r sh,,w
-B*' that the arrangement hm* no finality, uh I
"-*?is <-ar!y revision. They are sure t" my that
? Irish government without control ol it* own
V,fty? 'or which it pays, is a government with
?** bauds ri.ij.
Aaonj' the other dkaaten to Mr. Gladatone
JJ his diseomtitiiro in a couple of wrangl?-s with
?h- Chaplin. Tlio Primo Minuter ventured to
"t.-iject that he had only said that roroiga authors
lid denounced tho British msnagerocnt of Ireland
dr. Chaplin in.ii,odiat..|y quoted on the other side
'vi ur, Molinari, Geffcken, and als-, tl,., great
lames ,,f Heine and Mazlin!, and when later on
dr. Chaplin reminded tl,., li,,,,-., that Mr. Glad
tone had represented land and lion** Rule ?.-,
?o-ep.n i.h", v.-,," Mid Mr. Gladstone, "in
Is*"'": lo which cam.. Mr. Chaplin's crushing re
ort that quest iona ,,i honor and of principle do
lot chane., ft--, l--.; t,, \s:,:t.
<>u ih,- Go-rernmenl side Mr. rVsquith's sjieech
'f last night i* (rem-rally coiisidervsrl ti,.. ,??-t -f
ectlve display ot debating among th,- Minister!
?li-ts it ha* been om- ,,i ti,., features ,,i ih..
Iel*te thal v,.,y littl,. has been -aid al,..at tlc
and <|i"-ti..ii on either side, and als,, that the
.vii,.le ,.i tho current discussion tends t,, ohow, ii
Home Rule u- passed for Ireland, that similar
-ensures will have to i.steaded to Scotland
lid Wales, leaving th- Parliament at Westminster
?vith the figment of supremacy,
1 have l.Tt little apace to refer to the comple.
ion oi ii,,, almost royal progress of Mr Halfmir
n Ireland Another scene of overpowering enthu
tiasm wa- witiresned ,? Dublin, wliere Mi Holfour,
the hated, bloody Balfour, wai drawn throu-th the
'tre.-ts in an enormous torchliahl pii...--,ion.
I liere bas alr.0 been a great rneeting in Cork.
rh" remarkable feature of th,**.. Loyalist gather?
ings in inland i- th" preiene* of many lea ling
rathnllea who have hitherto taken n.. put in the
igilation.
lord Salisbury has now qnlte recovered finn
ii- Influent!. In a few days he will return t.,
London to keg) his engagement wit!, ,i?. Primrose
League. Ko sooner lu* I'lster speeded hs part
?:?. gucsl than it i?.e.?- preparing lor Lord Salis?
bury's vish a* Whitsuntide, when tl," events of
lister will iv repeated with even more rervor and
?nthusiaam,
'lhere is nnmistakable natisTaotinn at the di
"V'T, thal tl,., only will of Abington Baird
rrhich ca-, be round leaves all hi- propert] 1" his
anther. Thei.. j- ,,? ,,,-<?,, that thi* eccentric
ipendthrift arri, ii out hi- pr.'mi-.' to Mr- Long?
ly, to bench! that lady nnder hi- teotamentary
*ttlements Perhnfs, h,.we\..r. th,.r,. miy i?.
mother chapter t? rome, Which may set at' real
he r-um-ot story about an open cheque heavily
Hird in. payment of which has no! been e rn
'?-tod. rhif, mu ?[, j., coitain, that Mrs. Langtry
s n?,w a very rich woman.
Hie Mull shippinc -trike developed many scenes
af vioienc*. W|,ich mas lo taken as rh.* lasl
**ro.-t> ,,f despair, u,,. trades un,oni-t- have no
funds; th., employers are rich, eepecially th.- Wii
-"ii- enc oi the partners ..f thi* 'rm, recently
ie eared, has ju*** proved over ?2.*>o,ooo sterling
Mr. lien Tilh-i and Mr .1. H. Wilson have done
their bee*! 10 spread the content, -""kiri., to de?
velop similar mischief i- Cardiff, Grimaby, Liver?
pool and London, so thal ti,.' Rmployers' Fed
?ran..ii m'ghi ie prevented from concentrating
their energies i" sustaining ti,.' Hui! shipovrners
rtiese tactics, however signally failed, and though
rh.' dispute ar Hull -i.i1 requires th.- preaence ol
infantry and cavalry bcsid-'S th- police, the
trades-unionists are succumbing and th. ir ci.-.
is rapid]* Outing out. Tbe union leaden hope.)
to provoke a tight throughout th" entire country
Against what is known as the Federation Ticket*
tor tin- Federation requires al! whom it* members
oni|.!i,y to accpt a card declaring that they aro
n..t UnioBlsta Isahorer! gelding these cards ne
ratified to the Brat edi for employnienl when?
ever employer- belonging to tn" Federation en
.-.a .? workpeople. This Federation wai brought
in?., existence through tin- demards of the <l>.<k
tn in the Lon lon strike two years ago. lt- ..r
-animation is on a vae* .-.nie, and it i* a sii;
glllar faa t that it has m-vcr failed, lt r.-j.r??
-ont- about .'..uno...rio ton-, and ha- overcome the
I'nionists whenever tin-latter provoked a struggle.
Ih." Federation p.,-re's--- la:.'- barracks and store
t,o.in* jn London, filled with bedding, kit* ?.t
clothing and too;*, lt draws laborers chieflj
from the Kentish p"rt- and -Tillages, and can in
a few hour- ll.I air. provincial seaport with
liv., hundred or a tho isand hands t.> carry on ?
conflict, where\.-r t'.,.' Dockers' or Fj**e*"aen's
Inion provokes a strike.
In the struggle at Hull th" Unionists aroused al
meal universal contempt rather than sympathy,
owing to the wanton methods by which th" wat
lalo began. One of Messrs, Wilson's barges was
discharging goods by Colonist hand-, two or throe
of whom had not paid their t'ni'.u arrears. Tbe
I'nion called on the Wilsons to make e,??| their
men- default or furn the men away, il they them
?h,- refused. The Meas-**. Wilson failed t. see
til.- Justice ,.f such a -remand, whereupon ih"
I'nion leaders called out every Unionist In tbe
M,.ssirs. Wilson's employ. The struggle Involved
no question ot wac,- or hour- of employ-rent
The Wilsons resisted the shameful demand, and
thc- an- teaching the I'nionists another hitter les?
son.
It i- B01 without a crtain amount ol sadness
that people hear '.f tin- Dak.- ,,( Westminster's
-ah- oi Cliveden Palace t. Mr William Astor.
ibis transaction ni*."- point to thc story th it iii"
l;ul.<" 1,;.* been developing hi- London proper!
loo rapidly He i- not a poor man, though
I,eavil\ Int by tin- agricultural depression; bul
the enormous expenditure on the Mayfair estate
ha- leen .. heavy drain upon hi- full pur-" More*
over, Cliveden wa- not In- favorite residence, an I
had none ol the lies ot an anc-trd home. With?
out iniii'.' enthusiastic, th- aristocratic eire1'" "i
London ate likely to give a treleome to th- rich
Vim ri.an win, cm"- to **?-111 ? ? among them. Mr.
Asitor'S r.-ent pur. ha- ot "Th" Pall Mall
('azette," though not an unmixed blessing, bas
?,,t been without -"me good effect on London
iournalism. The .-nc." violent -faddist'1 news
pan*! which sought to direct th" radical eampaitcn
l,ai i.ti changed hilo an organ of moderate ..pin?
ion, and though it cannot I*- called a startling
-???',.?. it- Influence ha- i>""n decidedly temperate
and conservative.
REBELS Tl ISSI So IS HONDURAS.
,.i:i-ni at vats \ m'.itivi; it"m iii
i tPlTAIi
K, w-Orleans. April IB. Advices broaghl bj Itw
.teamer Danwls from llondaias this afternoon Indlrati
,1,.,, ibe revolntliinlsts have car-rlcrj njtnost everythtni
.?.(.?-,. them BIMI ll seems lo bc onh a qnesl. "f ?,
,,-u ,!,v- Mian they wm be bi full "-u'roi ..f ih,
-oveninient. Tb, caplnre of tl.- ports of (elisa am)
Trnxlllo i.v Ihent wa* .''-"o"'"i almoat -rttbuat op
.Mrsltion with tl,- al'i <?' ibe steamship Rover, ahkl
,e1(, p..,.,, sclnsJ kihi i"'i?r"vi-ii as s man-of-war
In-Kieii! Len.,, rho ba*1 Bed tum tbe Interior, lear
lng General Vasonei - eommand, -ra* al l*oertt
,.,,,,., ,-,, the '.mt enlist ami an expedition oas brim
prepaireg agaln-fl t*b- ***** .Hl"' '" '"'I'""" l"',v"
?rho na- univ a few mea.
Wi,, i. I'"'"" < oriel I- sat-Jugatel i, |s the Intenlloi
,f ti?. .ebel, io attack Bualaa and Um t 'iii.. I-i.,t,.t
v, ihe latter place it bi *9* "" <'" are reveral buaBret
;?,,, a.,,1 i qnartm <?? ammaahl.tad ann*. M
',. .1,1,1 inieri'-rei ****tth the benaan trade. IH
,;,.u ,,ro,.,'i.t among ?***? ?; ' ?"??"?"?? ,',?'"' ,'
>m;'',.?.? ,- rs. oiler Ikaa PreaMeat Wva li
.n?..i-. bal tam iasdta eaa-mattaa.
0U1LTT UEBEB THE BURBAN laws of IT?4.
9*SMmm Ap.ll IsW-sfaigl WBtte today linnie,
Htt>fj,iis,. - I BBfaahi from the fl.
down an ojlnlon in JJJ ^^
...^^i.rAido,"',,.,.'>?. ...ni(. I(|tul)|,n
V. lions-'.... ...-' ;',,,?, ?-,.,?, ,,,.,. ?v Ih
"""" *\W ?JZ(.^?W*SP>t*"omiMtfOM,
JS! Ml' fad -'";- '.' i71U- A"l"?,.
Ul Violation Ol mi ? .,?? ,. . .. , :i?, o
,'iusi,,,. of Mi optaton. '$&*?" ,,??.. rltMa lb
ihe oplnfon t''"1 "",.,,,.- eoiPloymeui on Hie Lom
statute -a-oWUMni iv;; '???> ? ? TM ,,,,,,,-ei all
Lav. aaa be - ?***'?'f?*.? oHfh ease."
MJL aS^fr^ FLATLY OBJECTS.
Iii; WASTS PRIVILEGES, BUT NOT TAXES.
MI'.. -TARIM \Mi vu; -.li i\A IV Wlt.lt HOLD
THE MWltiTivs yo MEIR CONDITIONS.
iii.- , ..nucut e , n Bxiet ion- "f tho Manhattan
? Rallwaj , "inpaiiv met \o-ier,tav al Iii" ? >fli???- of
! i.e..,'-.? .1. ,,i.ii,i in ine w?*tern l*nton Telegraph
j building There aero present, besides Mr. lioold,
Lii-m-ii -ap-, samuel sloan, Rober! M. nullawa) ansi
'.."??-?e I,;; s. making the romplet, r aimlttee with, iii..
exeepthwi "' .1. l'i..rp.,M Morgan, who ls lu Bumpe.
iii.- 1, .?olin- lasted ..ne I,,,ur amt a half, bul tlio fol
Inalng report .1 tue reaull was ali t'i::: could he
obtained t-naially: "The communication from the
Rapid Transit Comtiilsaton wa., received l.v ihe K\
tension < ommlttee, ami discussed inforrnally. No
action was taken, and the Extension Committee ad
I journed pending a report relative to exp-nditures,
eic, whlrh would be necaaanry."
'Iii.- , ..minnie.-, ii I- iiiul. r-t...,.1, ti.ail il"... lollly
' lui., lae prnpoaltlons ,1 ii,,- Baptst Transit I'orn-ni*
?lon, .uki diiM-nssed them in ail ti?-ir bearlnpi. Vice
; I'l'-ld-M 1'. K. Hain Mas present lo liv, i.i- eu
mates of the cisu ,1 the oat lined exten-dons, and
lioa-u'o. I,, w, MrWIIItsms ?.,- slso caned in f?i
ii.io ;ai mi rm.'i'i.m. The lentlu-enl o' Ihe rom.
Ililli.'.' wu- |n ,;,,.,- .i.e.,,.! ga to Ha- I'l.a.l'.i .al.lliU
..f accepting Hie prepoatUon of the Rapid Trsnsll
,'oitiml-lo:i imrondtttonally, hut ll wa*- deemed pru
deni io .11 ,',-- thi question tboraaghly, and not i
take 11 aconite pMlthai amil further detailed int..rm..
: 1i.u1 fi..m tho rompnnjr', onglneers was ai hand.
I Tbe *? p r '-ut ia\ upon net earning* lapo** 1 ss .,
condition for Ihe granting ..; the nea prtvllopa*, was
t regarded as s stumbling block in the waj of a
I prompt in . eptaii. ?? of ile 1 ?:. 11 i,i i re, - ? pla ii . (Ts
l.ie.i prevailed thal if ..n rloaer Invest lani lon Hie
I Impression ..f Hie more active director* who have
, Investigate! 1 e problem prevailed, thai the companj
leonid not bfford lo ;..<*;>! inc Haanrial .ntn.:,
Involvea, li woald be feasible lopteBari a ease which
would appeal to r 1;-? Raptd Tran?lt Cemmlsilon in
aasentlng lo 1 comprautsa.
Tb* outspoken uti.rae, - ,,f Rassell Bage ar., even
?nore dgnlfleani than ike Inaction af the Manhattan
Commltu??? aa la Ibe purpose ..f il..nipan) lo en
Beevor lo lecurs extension privileges, .,' 4 cheaper
c..-' linn ibe commloNlon proposes Mr. Sage de
.bred yesterday that the iU\ io Ike cit] was ann
aide, imii ...aid not he *a>mltted lo. "I think this
question win work ItaeU om,- U" said. "iThe Ra 11
Transit rommlssloners aro r*-u?nnable men snd 1 be
lleio tn.it en,, ean show them Iii?. unjn*t I- the
amounl thal they arish ns 1 1 p.v the rlty. "f 'our ??
M. are -vllllnp to pa] elbl ' for HM plivll's-e.
... led, bul Hie pi.,ii offered lo us are not worth
a.,'inl leran demanded. Have rmi snv M 1
nf the . >m ..* the extensk-aa ui,j addltloni k-taara, ?!
lil Hil.* scheme 1 1 have c.n.v into 'ti*1 -natter
thoroughly, and iii>- casi would lie sbr.ur aSB.000,.
1 ? pabltc bas no Idea ..f the expense In building
these aea goes. Then agata Hm sxtenstona rouM
hoi i.e completed nnder live yean, sui they maj lake
leo. Tao g-romh of travel i" new district 1- eery
slow. Why. we have had 'he Hakartsin Road foi li
years Bnd yet p 1- Billi coating us |g*io,OOU ?? year.
-We -hail im.%.rel itu In tho matter,'1 mid Mr,
gage, "and sin prohaUy be ahle lo reach aime
agreiment with the i;?pi4 Transli f'ommlssi.ru,
sam.il m." ilk,, a lax g.-miut".: aorarding lo ih- mi
dona* pi 1 i.v- me . .. pany would ic a :...r pi .
Hon. bat of eourse we bs*"* bo d>.ii,. .? propo 1
In vl<-w ns yd."
Tin- pians o. Hi- Manhattan Oompanj t <t r-ecurlng
ti- valuable privileges will meal ??. r.i .?.-,. 1. ..: j ?
fii dim. :.* sn ..". . '?? ,,f |?Q ,.' || ,. []_p 1
iran tt <- :,. William Btrlaway ind .tobn 11.
Marin. Ut. Maria said ;?: a racent meeting d 1
tommi sri oners "Ihe Manhattan Companj can dlr,
deeper, stay under water lunger ai I ? p drier
than ail*, other corporation lu t:,.- u nid." Al the
meeting on Wednesday, wheii 1 he val I, eaten Inn* I
vicre gnnted 1,, tt.,- Manbathia, Mr. .-tarin -all tim
!?? v. ,1! 1 Bgn c io ihe ext, n rfc 1.;. ..j, tn- j,, ,
1 i-'"i! that '-..i' -woy ?? ? lld i> i Into 'lie 'Hy
ii. - '.: v a per .? at. ot Ihe ie , . .....
?V '. .:.
"' I Will not, Said Mr. .-'.,: . . ..-. ?>,.,,
, spill g '.io ' ? ; ' less than . per , 1 ni thc 1.. i r.
..?lpn. I .1. uu wi :. ? ind In Ihe wa) ..t nu
mediate relief, I : ll never ai lo a< ppl
!?--- than He 1 rr ' I.' ,-?? I hiv. 1. in - i. 1 .. frank
opposition "f 1 ?? '?.mltte ? on 1
Manhattan Rallwaj < imp.ii ? to pa ri nu 1 ??? . ,mnen
? ' rive to
Mi. -lui:: aa opp rtUtllt] lo '.v !,, Hui,.,---..
Russell .- .-?-' .1 - :. iii.lil.ri In ., ? . pl il... propo
Itlon of lb, Rapl 1 ii-.,., ll ? .??,,., , : mord
William -'..ni.,'. ",? |., e ci- 1 ,.,' to lomtnlaslon.
When -."'"1 a' bl isio. .1' Ve J. ,.rjtisen'i lari;.
'?? '.-nial 1... -lil: ".-.. Mr. Sage >: ? aol prap, .?
'.. ., ? ? ju ..ar propo Itlon li- ?:-.?- |o 1 ?.? t-i\
,.| :, |?-'.' ,. 1.1 .11 lb, net r ,|c I knew 1 hat
would rouse tbs Manhattan people, w-ii, ir they
il. not accept >, ir offer, 1 am ire to say thal the
Comml -'.'.a 'iili .?" righi ..:.?..I wlib Us work lo
cbanglns: dight ly ibo iou' Iii out for ihe Manual
ali and '?:!? .liv' f r il'- al publt< a Ila ll ,
tor III lop iel" ,1 ? I'va'."I incl I f.el l.i.il hiv rel
Iraguei mi ?:,' Commission share mi views lu this
mstter. \\. Bro bound o. gi""' Imtnedlato rapid
iraiistt. If tho Man...it'nii Companj won'l -five 11
rapid tri'--, we '.vin bare i" give '.me.no .-;-? a
.ham." 1.\ puiiii* up two nen mdep, Lin tran
rlil , -,. ., ; uon, and \..i mai 1.. sure thal wo will
., ive Bl, I ''- "' ''!<1 ??"" '" '
"Of course l cannot sj :,n\'Mn.: further nulli
wo rees ve a repll tai n pro|i ill rn fr?ui Ihe Msnhatt 11
1 iimpany. I 1" iv ki .ci tbol all ll ? ? .-n.?? .1 ---'.?-i-? r
1 saru our t 11, dei 1 un on Wodi 1 dnj a all tba!
the Mund it'.in I niii|i.,iii -h..uhI : ive a Red 1"i ll
thej ..re fair iiilii'le.l. Sclllu-r Mr. -tarli, 11 ,r mi .ir
?.1 :,.-,\.i-eiii.il t,. il. 1.1 .mo Im h Ol Hie
lUiulevard IO Ihe Manhattan iVimpany, lt we rould
:,ave 1..imii urn v. ij ..I .,\.e.ii..- lt. we had ???
I,-ni *e.| ov.rv j." I hie mean- lu tr-in^' t'< ??'' over
Ibe plateau fl"..iii ' m-? hinntr' <t a ' 'I ? i -'hi I, I. 1" th"
eli, fi al .'Hie li'ilih'"! BUd o I". I I "? I' * -,111"
lither ronlo. We t'.ui.'l C'onvenl-sve, im U|hi 'I hy
viiii'-r ripea. The same .,:.].?, n,,|. was made i?. Onili
nve.. and the div nulborltli sere d-nil ajtultisj us.
univ then Mr. Marin snd mysell ylrided alth tba
|,ei,Vlos, h'-nr' l'n.,o|,i.i1.|.-."
samnel Nsncer when a-l'-d by b repori-r whsl
I he ,-, ,,,,, ,| iou "...uli d. i ihe Manhattan Company
refused ,.. .....pi Ibe prtvller-es WI tl. term* nairn 1
hv u.e rommlsklnn. said I rsnn I i"..s tot uie
,,i'?r ooroniUslonop,. \ tor tm-.f. I never em -
l,,l?t-e. befiM-o I rome I" thom. 1 -'iii adhere lo the
Views I have aim,itv espn tri, il/., lhal Hie terms
....in lo iii- to lo fair and reit .Ide." rite .mils
.p.n nil meet aumin "ii Tuesdaj sfternoon.
GREER LETTER MiPJ? HURD l<>U HIST.
TP.fSTI'l s of Tilt iili i'\ I' UTt CHI lat*B THE
li li XDANTH \N I \li.\v lii"N
,\ dispute between Ibe I!''' Della Chi 'lab and
Mr-. Inlier, aidou Ol J. \. 1 "lill. r. |. .run -ri", the law
partner ol ex-Oiwernor l. Abbell, wUI shortly
I.nie a stlhJiTl ..I trial in tbe 'Uv .rt. Mrs.
mn,,' -H.- the club "or ?:"-'.:-'?<'. ie|ir***ientlBg '*1"''h^
,]?. |,..||a.f a \.:,i'- r. alni of h.r bOUSe, Wo. ll"
).-?,.t Tblrtj fifth -i.. sad ?*"."" damage caa rd lo the
furniture and fixture* by the rnembers in Bfteea
ninths' lenaney. When Mr. Fuller died he V fl lo
|,|. wit.- Hil- haul ..me In,.iv -lom house, the lia "im
[rom which would rvprt-sent her chief support roc Hi
,.,.-i ..f h. i days.
Mi-, lilli r, Who t- now an InVUMd and live- nlth
I,,-r on In law. Lewis h. I'.iireliar.t. B lawv.f. "f No.
,?; iiroadway, leased ber house lo Ihe Tiela Delta CM
ilni,. of which i narie* B. >lui"- wai president, lai-*
,,f ,),.? ila uni". ?? guaraatering lae paymenl "f the
t)rst your'- r.nt. Po* the Brat rear, beginning la
November, IMBI, the rent was promptly juld. \,
routing to Ihe sflMavlls Bled In behalf "f the -HalnHft
,l?. ini-t"- "f lb- ililli, treuimg ?illi Mr. Hu:, hard,
?sVe j, verbal agreement m lease Ihe bouse f"r
another year, la March tbe duh l-fi lae houoc,
which l? n"'* rlooed. Then through hr e nm?I. 1'.
Betts, "' Bo. in Bm-dway, Mrs. r"aOer "MnagM aril
i,,r the bihmei af lae .var'- rem and Ike damage to
il,,- boase. In iiidlili.ii io Mr. Mapea, lleotga 1.. lid
,,,. pr, w. ll. McIntyre, Homer D. I:i-...>kliis (aeere
tttn , mid , hurl.- 1). MorgBU, ill iru-te.-, nt" ln
t(.r,.?t,*1 In th.- stilt. Mr-, loller .lnim- that the oral
agroeaeat m^t- by th.- ttu-i..- i* valid.
The -nit enme up f,,r bsariag in ti'" City Cawrt on
Krid-'v. aad by ag-reemeal it w-ns adjourned. Mi ll.
judge, of No. -.'ii Bt oad nay, and K. w. **owera, of Na.
13 William st., r*rpresent Ihe defend nu*. "The -tory
ihal we entei-ed Into sn sgrameni oral or other
in-, t" tease th* club for i.Iher year, bi v.ron,-,"
..,,, ii,,iii". D. Brooklns y , carday. " w" denj that.
Wt -av ""?i all ..ur B*rreeroent- wini M.s>. Inlier or
l'?s ri'pre entaiiv.. have bera lulflll-d. When tra
?ntored the boam wP lound thal it would nord ea
tensive repair In order to be Bl for ase. sad tke neees
-,irv improvement* tnvo|v.*l un exro'mllinr ? ,,f gnu.
i i ni -nv tb*" ?nash, thal wo loft lae bmkilng better
,l,:l'n we f.id li. Th., .lui, I- still in o-bU-iiie, und
li_s rooms in lorty second ut.''
POISONING SUSPECTED.
THE PUXERAL Of A WOMAN STOPPED.
sin. \v\s WEALTHY s.Mi nvn MADE A BB Bl T
M lltlll tOE \\ UT'I'-V I'Ff.l uKMr.l).
Coroner Creat-aer yeatepla) stopped tho funeral
pr...?mn 0f Ure. P. .1. Phillips, ol So. '.
Devoe-st., Brooklya, Just as the t-arrtagra trew
about to leave the house. Mrs. Phillipa was f-T
merly the wife of the late Dr. -lanie- Sweeney,
who died a var ano, leaving an rotate valued at
Sa-i.OOfl t,, her. Tlio d.ath of the woman may
develop Into a sensational poisoning. Th-J
wa* tir-t brought t?, the notice ..1 the Coroner by
an anonymoua letter signed ?? Justice." I ..,* letter
asked the Coroner to .*t,,p ti,,, 'uner.il. Mm.
Phillips died on Wednesday, and the "unernl was
to take place yesterday al the ('hinch of the
Annunciation, .v..nh run, and lfave-_t*-yer sta.,
liooUlyti. As toon a- coroner < leaner recelve'l
,:.mmunlcation he it one.mmunicateil v. uh
,|"' Health Department, and ii was let-rod from
th.un thal the dc.nh certificate had hei-n signed by
Dr. Fuchs, of Jefferson and Tomklns ave-, and
Dr. Grethes, of Sn. lg \feirrole-avo. Death was
atlrlliutcil In hysteria. Dr. t reamer thought that
In -teri, nhl nhl nol ca 1*' death, and he determine I
t" h.\." an investigation.
While the relatives and fri. nd* irere preparing
to gn to th.- church a policeman appmred al Ihe
h..'is ? and Btopp.il thu 1 ino il pr, ".--i,,n This
rause 1 considerahlo) excitement, bul the hearne
snd earriages were driven away without thc
corpse ., ml mom rs 1*.
Dr ! 1 ink Fred anne | ., f, w minutes later
at the house by ordei of Hie Coroner, and al
in lu make an autopsy on the 1. srlj. Ile
te 1 bj Dr. 1 layland, ol .v.. Uu Pulaski'
-t. Inn he meantime tho Church ol the Annuncia?
tion wa* Ulm] with the friends nf the woman
Atf-i a long trail tit* gathering dispersed.
Tim husband ot ila* woman wa* greatly agitate,!
over th' proceedings, and mad." several in<|iiirie
as to whether signs af a suspicious nature were
found by the physicians during the examination.
After the autopsy bad ."-en lerformcd, Coronet
Creamer gave 1 permit tor tho burial, saying thal
lie would cull the cause ot death "snthemiu"
pundin.' the investigation. Later the body wu
taken t. Calvary I emetery and buried. The mi"
Muse oi death, Hr. Creamer saul, could pol be
ascertained until u.i analysis was made of thc
Intestines
A Coroner's |nry was impanelled, hui th.* m
-neat was adjourned until the autopsy should ho
completed, From what can be learned Mi- Phil
Ur* died after about lour days' Illness. Her reta
tive- were not Informed thal -ho wa* ill lt ua?
noi unt -J she ams dead lhal they learned she had
'"???n married to Phillips. Ilefore her death ah,
was visited bj Fathers Krnesl Corbett and Foley,
??f Hie 1 lui h oi the Annunciation. The husband
was present with tt Miss Currey when sim dmd. P
1- -aa! -:..'up'..i.'.il ni -.1.'te pm,- 1:1 Ilia
. and vomited freq neut l.v Mi-. Phillip;.
Was niarri.-I to I ?i Sweeney, who was a widower,
in I-'." Phillips niatri"'! the widow about tiv
months 1,0. Ile 1- a memlmr "t tho Amphion
\e;i. 1.?::,', orchestra The ceremonj was performed
by tbe I.' ??'. Fati -r .san,!*, of the Mo*: ||nly li ir. it
t liurcli, in Montr.ave, and the marriage ww
kept ? -*?eret.
I' ? ps said to I oroner fmmri thal In* knew
nothing; about bia wife's private affaire, Mrs
lifts. h<r -i-ter. -n:d that -he know nothin*
bImuiI ler sister's marriage until she wa- dead
Mi* Margaret O'Hara, anotber tdster, also de
dared sli* a ui Ignorant ol the mart 1
? -
AS ECLIPSE THAT 11 IF nil I SEE.
mu gi n whi. shim \s r-ru. iirur TO DAT
wini.' ni-. 1 RI ll "\ 1 ': rill \**'i'i H.
A total ??' llpse of u.e ran ? 1 ? ur ta day. lt wtl
not I.. .:i iingirisbabls In tfortti Vmerloa, the lots
phase being visible in South America and In Africa
? : ? ? two 11 lip es ,.f the -un t.< iii
ii,l- lear ihe second 1 ? . ll ie, whi,'
li n Ibis onlj bs uch in m.' I'm.Iii.- Ocean and a.
Uni., i. b nd a- .. partial ..lip.-- tn be *een fr.m
I IO I'!..lida.
Tbe ".lip.- ,.f today has no unusually tnt.to'in,
vitia-- 1 ???.. - sri hope lo gain from 1' n bettei
Kio.u 1.4(1 ? ol tbe corona, and 1" this end expedition
uinl parQes have been ??? nt fem Ibl couti ry. bs wei
a* from :l ?? cm.'ri-- >.f Europe, t.< the points a
-.mill \in.Mi, a uid Anna where t:.e eclipse will I,
Bloat < le. riv vl.-iM*. In louth Aim rica, ila- ts Ul Ls
li, parts "f 1 mu. Argentine Repubui and bradl.
Ol t e expeditions lo Benth imerl s fruin li
?nut,,ri one nus t>e-n -"nt DUI fr.cn Hatv.irt Iii!
.. 1 ? under w. II. Pickering, s brother "f v.. C
Pickering, the Load ol the s ir..1...ml. al department
at lim vant, sui one rr 1 n 1 ?? iii, oboe restart li
? dtt ,1 "lin. under l*r..i. -? >r tirhaeberle. Profesaoi
s boeberlr -(ariel t-ion"". b) iteam r. from San
Kr.iri'i-' ". ea tm.nan 'J-'., fullv equipped i" -e.ur.
f,i.*i plotures ol ta.- phenomenon, snd landing .,'
Maa ci. < lill. Ira), lied Inlaid ii'i't Climbed tte Al.de
where la- ii-* pul up .1 temporary observatory. Hi
? uni*"! .iii'' lil"' I V ?"!"-?? io-'r.ipa which 1 fort!
reel long snd ba a iva-lnch lens. With Ibis b,
, ? i?. 1 io lake pi. tue-. ..a a plate 1- Li Sh,
in. :,.?-, wkleh will show the oroaa ot r< sun. and
bring out ali th details ol ti" much <tt , u- ? -t
1 1, I..-,11-."
Professor f^tmeberle has written ;, good deal foi
M i.i mu. Journals atonl the prubaltle sppearanc, 0
lae corona, and astronomers, all over tba rountri
mu aw.ni uiiii Inieresl the result "f Ll- obsi-rvs
Hoi.-. The rxpenses of thc trip are borne le Mm
H....-I.- ll.ai 1, ol .-ai, l-raioi-e... as the o'.-I Vu',.I"
.lui 11.rt lune i,,.,ne\ .ugh i" make Ibe rxpedttbn
possible, 1-. Ides the in-: 11.110 ni iiienil..'i.*l. I'm
r, ur .- haeberie tia. al 0 n n I 2-Inch i-qimtorlal am
., Uallmeyer port rall lens. Ile will take photo
syapl with all these nriramcats.
The Harvard I'ollege obtwrvatory has 1 regulai
-inti..11 ol Arequipa, |-eru, al an altitude of more thai
.-.un,) feel, a ul, cope, having an aperture sf thlr
I,.!, h,.:.. . 1.1 lo-'ii ere, b d lhere, ami arning
m. ni- line been mail.- bi il," astronomers eon,,erl.*
willi tins station io make observations und photo
Kl ,|, "I ll.? llpse I" 'lal .
I rofl --or J. K. lt"-, "f t'olumblS ,'"11"-". li
-11.1.1111,0 of Ihe eclipse to a Tribune repiner las
iMi.lnir, aii Ibm ii would be ..f rn- 1.* al lutero
v. Im 1.1, i". Iliol,>mapli- amt the 1.1 careful -Uni'
.,..,, il,| 1... m.,,!,- ,.( Ibe dnrkeiud sun bj those win
bud gm. .-...iii America for thal purpose, au,
from ibb, nea Information s Iroi.iy, Pro'easor Bee
Mild, would probablj nain mu, b.
TOBRA DOES WOEE HAVOC IS THE soi TL
Cl WC. sTi'lis sri 11.ll BXOW IN OHIO AXI
mu ni,, in.
Memphis, Tenn., April 15. Tbe loi-nodo ..f Wein,
day -inn ii a port.f , ..iiiii,. Miss., arecklng tin
Mi.-111 Woollen Min- and demolishing several ot be
butldtngs, ii,,, village ol Mason, Tenn., a few mil
Hom i'.i,,wii,\iii". was alni..-I alped out "i existence
KO tatami"- ar.' I "!".' ll "I. bul a I "lo "f people wei?
ll,., c.- ..I- less -en..a -iv Injured, -\i Mariaana am
I.li". Ail... HM dania,'? Irola I In- lolii.ulo ls ,"i)..|
moil-.
la 11111111.nl, Tex., April 15. The storm In this conni:
yeal erda) inornlng was .1 tornado. Several houses li
Ibe elly aero blown fran lbcl? foundallons.. Nea
the rlty ibe ii.,n-.. i.f Mr. Moa <? was demolUbed, an,
a illirie, 11 lear ..ld Kiri badly hurt. In IBs I odin:
Urove n.Hi.-iiboriio.si. ibe iwo-atory house of ,'. 1,
Nn-ii inn! li..;.' >..r .1. i'. i.'iv ".re blown over j 1
niau and a cl lld. liam.- unknown, ni'" r.poiio.l ii
Lav.. Leen kill..I there. Al I'll." Island suit.Ii l'.rr:
Liiidrutii's liou-e wi- d-im.ll I..,'
Ilei.liind. 1 Mil... April li. A li.avy. blludlnc slioiv
M .rm baa p.evnil.sl , I::..,,-rti<? 111 Norlin rn ul,io -Un
? arly last evening. Tin* "sTsWatBg the -now bad nt
t,.|:,.d I depili ..f sta liiiii.-. and lt I* -HU railing, li
lin- lily .streel cur halie |. Impeded t-> .* MM BXtaWl
Detroit, April Jj.-snow fell lu tlie southern p'Him
of Mlehlgaa y-*atet-aay i" Ibe depth or rimHiaartec "
un lin!:. la tl"'" fruit lodi oa the en-tern than I
Lake Mieblmni Ike ili.liiiomelcr BMl night na-i-ioio,
fra, stag a-ealber, ranging Irma :,<> i" ss dt-gt-e,
-tnri.'o"u im. wi-., a ju 11 15. Rain, aceompualei
l,\ ? lerrll.le find -lorin, "t In 'arly Wo lue-Lu
?r**ra*ag. and roBtlaued will laereariag -evenly nail
Thur-dsy nljtlit. The burl' wind- have driven th.
Ire .mu of Orson U"> AdV* *, ???- ia rival here yestor
day from the northern part of tlie tstuti" -ny Unit mani
plan slung thc buy ?*-"?*? destroyed, und two uukiiowi
io mer- ari I'-poiicd driven on tho rock.* al Doaili's
fjoor.
a
SNOWSTORMS IN THIS STATE.
Plattsburg, April 15.?A heavy snowstorm ls rag
Ing at Hatl-burc ami tliroii?h"ilt HM Adlrondaili-.
Ai sa ra nae Lake to-day the ground was covered with
-now tn the depth of seven Inch-'*.
Watertown, April 15.?Yesterday raoralng tbe people
Of thi- illy were raking dried loaves from tln-lr yards
and gutters and burning them In bonfire*, street
sprinklers were at work, and crocuses and violets
were In li...un ; yesterday afternoon snow begaa to
fall, ami Las rontlnued ever -hue, with no Immediate
prospecl "f Ceasing. Aboul four Inches have fallen
to-day. iii.- thermometer ls at 30,
Lockport, April i.v- .\ heavy snowstorm -tuned lu
thi- part of the cornily about midnight, mid al 9 a. ni.
there were -l\ Inches ol -now on a level, and lt was
still snowing Lard. Tbe temperature ls mild.
TilB QUEEN'S ENVOY SATISFIED
A TALK Willi PAUL NKI'MANN AT HOM
(>U* LU.
I.II.II "li M.l.M's lilli.Mis PLEASE***! AT MU.
BlaOCXT'S" \pi' "IN I \H nt IS COMMISSIONER
hm;.,ii. -i.wvi.i.S RRRAKO.
Honolulu, April - (ila sun francis, m.?Thc steam?
ship AL.meda, which arrived here yesterday, brought
among ber passel gent Paul Neumann and Prince David
Kaw:,iniu:.I.,. the deposed Queen's envoy- lo Weah
ins-ton : William lt. Castle, one "f the Hawaiian Com.
missioners: and Harold M. tiewall, former I Hit ,1
-iii'.-. I ' n-ui ' iei'.i'.il i.. s.moa, K. C. Mnc
rariai," was also on board, Neumann and Moen
Hail.I u.a.- mel by a driegatlon of Uni KalaI.Ina and
i .a ? , nd io thc royal ii rrtage Mi driven rapidly
to the n-sldence of LtllmsVfllanl, where Ihey captained
ih" results ol Hair mission. When ****** nba,.pendy
Mr. Hi un.aim -aid :
? I w. nt lo Washington In tbe Interest of the Queen
to prevent, if possible, InJasUce bring done. i fa
vored u.e appointment of ? I'ommlssloner to ezaadaa
Into the -lal.- of iitTair- before |udgBU lil Waa pl"
manned, uni have secured nu point. i have brought
bach no aasaraaee 11 Hr* Queen, bot l believe, her ix-si
assuraace Ile-, In ihe fad thal Mr. BfbM-nl was ap
poi ni od and has Leen aenl her.. If annexation stu
possit 1' I -donia be In favor of lt. bnl 1 don't consider
it p..--:i.le at present, I dont consMer it practicable
and I don't believe the L'nlttd States would annex
ih- i lands uni'*- li were practicable. If lt ls
f'lislt.le, 1 am rather In favor of a prot.'.ini-ite which,
I think, would -.-ttl., ihe question onie for all. How?
ever, 1 fool iliac 1 have gone my duly, and shill
leave UM problem lu the. bund- of the j,-.,plc, lo work
.mi."
Edward Macfarlane said be thought the selection
..f i "ii.-r, --min Mount as Commissioner t<> Hawaii
nu eminently laUsfartory oii>\ ?? The United States
did thc beal thing lu sending a < omu-Jastoner here,''
-aid he, "and I believe Mr. mount I* one hnpar
Hally and tborougbly to InvesUgste both sidon ol the
matter, l consider tu- defecUve treaty of annexa?
tion -ni io Um senate to be Uk cause of the present
Investigation bj C.- LUlted States. The treaty wa*
. .rt. .lui,- nothing for a.* In the shape in wkfroh li w.,.*
pro*, tiled."
Commissioner Castle said I ere was no denying
thai a r.a.-ion had sri lu lu Hie liilt-d stan*, to a
.?nain extent, against annexation; hui be -nw- no
reason t i Infer i ul PreaMeni ClevelaBi "a-, hostile to
.\u annexation policy.
lt bas been variously rumored thu Harold Bewail,
ea , .a.-ul ,.. neral bo Samoa, I- the hearer "f Important
dbpatcbes to Mr. Blounl ..r t.. the Provisional
(jovernment, or ghat ba com.. i.. ince ead Mini-,er
Stevens ,.r .\ ' omul lien. t?i Severaaca; bat ha koop*
td- own cnn-.1 lu the matter. He -aid that the
removal "' ?''?' Stars mid. stripe, would be news ti
the L'Blted state-, but declined to discus* tin* mortis
of HW ia e.
Mr. s.inill made ;i lom; call ott < <>mml?Inner fth.ont
on the afternoon ,.f nts arriv.il. a* to the Consul
,.. io i. !-!rp. Mr. Severance intimated that be knew
of m> Immedtnte change t.. like pla ?? in thal office.
Mr. Hews li's own explanation to personal friend- i
iL ii h.- i simply down hero f r pleaauro anJ to study
ih, iltuatlon for him e f.
i.ltu. ol Importance has occurred -lace April l,
and. dosptte rep-at'il -"anton that Uie dep.1 Queen
i* preparing to assume autboritj again, affairs out
wardly bear sn aspe t ..f tranqulBlly,
MTSTEBIOUS AEEBSTS IS A FLAT-BOUSE.
\s OLD MIN tSD KIWI WOMEN TAKEN TO lill;
POLICE STATION.
.Mn., hand-..m.. j.,1111^ wotneo, an eMerty woman
and an aged man were loch.-.J up In th" Thlnieih -f.
police -'mi-ii yesterday, lin- prisoners wop- arrested
Iii a laid made on Hie Hil of Ml*. Kate Lace, OB
ti.- ii.iri rt.n.r ot No. Ji- -i\tti ave., iii the aa-a-alng.
nu- attention of Captain 01"oanor was eaOod t.? Um
Bat about a month ago by Ibv tvtpeetablt tenants of
thr Iii-i.-". Dote. ItVUS .-iilllvan au 1 Lan.;, who waiv
d.iniie.1 i.i Investigate the ia-", learned that on Ihree
days a week a t-aitdsoata carriage drove ap to the
huu?e. An elderly man was assisted from Um
t'ui'risge by Ute lootm-in and coachman, ant wa, car
il.il l" Ihe Hat of Mis. Lace, on Ul- third floor.
The ra-Tinge m.,- i hen driven away. In Ihe curs, of
nu boar after Ibe man'-, arrival "rora Lc. to twelve
i ..uni'women found Un lr wai lo the apartments. The
Mom. n ami the man remained In the tt.it as n rule
ai...rn lao luau-, while they were there the othcr
tenants In the bouse iv pt Ute window- opening Into
Hie alr-slu-.fi clo - d.
Detective* sullivan and Lang about a week aga
neut i,efl.ie Justice iii:,!', and secured a warran) for
the arrest ol Mr-. Luce in some waj Mrs. Luce
barned ol tbe Issuance of Um warrant and left town.
An tilBcer na- detailed to Watch lier apartment-.
About ii o'clock yesterday morning the ofltoer -cut
v...1,1 lo the -*ullee station lhal Mrs. Loee had re
turned, ami that the old mau and nile youBg women
Lad entered the i' it,
Del rllves sullivan, Lang, Hum-., Kemp and O'Con
nor w.re -.ni t.. the n...m-. Sullivan and Burns went
up ih. front italrway, null,, thi.detectives ascended
the l.ar -tali way. sullivan lin. clod al the dOOf
Icadlra lo the Bal ol Mrs. laue. Cbs woman her.lt
..p. in .1 tbe door. Before she could give tbe alarm Ihe
detectives carried her out to ihe hallway, -niluan.
Lang ami Burns then entered ihe Tu. "They found
ibe door leading ',, the parlor locked. On breaking
li np": Hi.'", found the old maa and the nine Women,
\ panic followed ihe announcement ,?i sullivan Hut
h.- was a detective. The women were liken io the
police station. Mrs, Luce and the old man were
placed i'i a carriag and boob followed Hw other
prl "ii-rs.
The man described himself aa Charles Brown, stxty
nli,. years old, ?t \". -7 West *fwenty-seventhat.
ii,,- woineii gave ttctttlo?i n mu"-. Mrs. laue was
luken !" ih" private "line of Captain Ofounoe and
tUcre said thal the name Brown, given by the "lt
limn, was also tl. tl: 1. When "Brown" waa placet
in ,t i.ii he aaked Captain O'Connor to send s mes
sensor to Ur. J. T. Kennedy, m No. u>7 Ka-i Twenty
nindi -i. Dr. Kennedy, in response to a note, arrived
at ino police station, and gave tx.ut- f >r ih appear
un . of the pri-on.r in the Jefferson Market Mice
Court t "tay. i..fore leaving lae station the prisoner
admitted thal his name "a* not Brown.
bate last n|e|,t Mi*. \.wi- -ml thr.f the women
w.rc admliel I,, ball. Tiny w,ll appear lu couti I,
gay. _^__
HOTEL WAITES* STBIEB AT DISSERTIME.
Jjaal a* dinner wa- served at the Ilollnnd ll,msc
las! evening forii walters weal aa a strike and
pallin men. tt-UbOVS Bttd nth'Ts who could Le
pressed Into -***rvtes waited aa Um rmeats. Tim
tr,,u'.I.- arose fruin the rUaeharge "f lana antlers
\e-i.i'ia\ morning, waa attiatlai ? meeting al the
liitormitli.ii.il lintel F.mploivs on Krlduv nlgfrt,
'Plnre na* nl-o MOM tr.mlili* nt thc WnUlorf Hotel
yesterday biraaas fear af tba wallers in the cafe
wcro -el" Lil lo wall on UM Duke de Ver-cua and
party. Tim reirtauraarl awn Btslstad that tln-y wera
i,i;i:.si In lhal honor.
CASSSLLO CONVICTED OF MCRDF.lt.
Michael th mann, ia HaHaui mus convicted af
murder In Ihe ->? road degree by a jury in Ihe Oororoo!
Oyer and Termlner, B-ooklyn, lute la*t night. With
-oven oilier Indian- he wu- Indbi.sl fur the killin)- of
peter J. Holde-, a letter currier, on .luuuary "J. The
eriBM was miuinllted on u fi rr) boat running to l.rand
>i., WUBamsourg. Casadio la th.- secoiat nam eoa>
vlctod; tlvo othors are .lill to bc tried. xil0 Jury
Wig out seven hours.
TO PROTECT TLIE RESERVE.
THE ISSIE Or (.OLD CERTIFICATES SUS?
P-TOED.
BEW-TOU BAMKEBB BUftPBISED I'V TIIF. nnnrE
I?':'."M \V\IIIN.;t.)N-II.V\N< lilli-, IN Tttt*
CITY tMO TIM. J AST PiNoUl t).
Tlio Siili-Trea-ury authorities yesterday murn?
ini- received a oin-nlar letter from tin' Initod
States Treasurer at VTaehington, RftriBg insiruo
tiona that the iaaae ?>f _,,! i ,? rtrilcates on the do.
po-it of gold bulli.n be iuspe_ded until further
notice. I>fare th.- hour .,t t**ptmmg imsim**,* a
ooiillrniatorv di-pat.li wa* receiv-d from Secretary
' arli-'e. The news wa. not widely circulate,! and
wag Bot coin-rally known in Wall Stiwt until late,
'lin- Sub -Treasury authorities entente | th<*mselv."8
with informinc each individual implicant that tho
authority to issn.. {r?H certitioatc.-- bad lieeii susv
pended. Thi* action of the Treasury **hpaHamal
is taken In aecordaaee with r**-erfcm 12 <>f tho
ad of July 12, 1882, which re.(iiiros that c.rtitl
catea shall not be i:*sir'.| fat i..|H.*it* of gold when?
ever "th" amount of gold oin gad -roh| bullion
in the Treasury ifs-ried lor th,, redemption of
L'nlted Stat.-s not.*s falls below one hundred mil
'j"ii dollar-." The law leaves tin- s. ewtary nt tim
Treasury no discretion, and tl;.- action of .venter lea
is public announcement tiiat the gold reserve of
si m.,,,00,000 has been reached ia the payment!
of tho National Treasur .
Tin- full -..'lion oi' tin- law relafdag to tin* x,>i$
eertiflcatea ami th" gold re set ve i* a- foHowa:
se-, ig, That u.e Bec rem jr af the Treasury i* oas
ti.oii'e.! mid dlreetod t.. receive departta af sold coin v.ita
thc T-esau re r or asslsfauH to assn ri "f 'h.- Culled t titus.
.ii -'m.- m.. l-.-s lim,, tvienlv dollar*, ami U. l?ii,- , -.
tan. at * Oi ref.-r- la .lenomiiiaioas of not le-s than twenty
dollars ea. li, eonaspeadlug vvitli the denomination* af
liut.-d S-ate* Botes. Tho ?a..n dtpOSfMd foi nr r*| o>.
- ntliin OM ,*rUtl'"ite.s af d'] '? lt- shall ho Ht.lr.".t In th*
li,,-i.rv fsr Ike payUMUl .1 Hi" -nu.* on d.inand. -.. d
oerlifl ate* -h.ill be rOeetvaMe for eiistotu*. las.- and all
puhli." due*, and when .,, plcsrlvad n^ii be retoaaed; .eid
amii e.itni.a'.-. i, ajaa iBver ..rt!t?:atr... wheo li> ld hr
nny Notional hanging issacIqttia -hali b, eeaal -d r.i
pirt of Its lawful ???r\e: uni no National hank?*g >--o*
,!.i*laii ehsll fin a m?ititer I a-.v ebsWBBf hou.e In nhich
?uri) '?er'iiiratos shall m.: t.- reerivsMe lu the amtaueug
of rtsaitttg hon** balances ; nrnvirtfd. that. Un S ir ta rr
of th'- Ti'ssury -hall suspaad tlie logos cf sash iro'.d rep.
UfleMM wkeuevet th* amount f cold com and sold bull.
lon In UM Treasury NHraved for Mic redemption of Hafted
SUita'* note* falls below one Lundr'd nllllon- .if foliar*;
nnd th.- pravtslaus af Vectlea f'.ftv-tun hundred ind * voa
of th.- Bovtoed statutes si.ill !*? BppbesMa t., uv err?_
estes kalala BUth nnd ami dlr.-, ted to be issn-d.
Seetion 5,207 of the Revised Statute*, above
referred to. forbids National banks to lead on
L'nlted States notes, etc.
Since th? reoent heavy renewal af gold exports
it has been apparent that if was only a in^-tim
. f a short time before th" bullion re-erve would
bo intrenched upm. The notion ot y. uteri iv, how.
ever, wa* a surpris" to b.uikei*, as it was not
apparent in tin* latest Treasury Hgu-***i thal tho
reserve limit had brea reaohed. Thore was ni
roni-on to anticipate the a'ep tak<*n. either, through
preliminary Intimations from Washington, as tho
l,n*sont AdmlnlstratioB has cotnplrtely ignored rho
,'vi.?t'iiio of New-York bankers and bank presi?
dents in shaping it- policy. The, public mind hal
not boe."i prepared in any way far tho reception
of yesterday's nows, and there has been tho
utmost reticence maintained by Secretary Carlisle
as to the future course af the 'roveniment in
ire-tine the rlrinncinl -ituaiion. There is u con
oral feeling rf ehagrln in Noni-York banking cir?
cles at thi* strange policy nf sjlenoo in view of
tho IBXtety f. lr in the biwiue-*- world af the
steady tlepfetion of t'i- free ?,-"! I in the Treasury
and at thc other policy ci IgnoriBg New-York's
financial nen as though they ha 1 no existence.
Tlc city ls full nf prominent Democratic bankors
and bank -ireaMenta?men thoroughly in accord
with Preddent cleveland's supposed BttotMtaif
viewi?li ir p.irtics ha- hal no place in Mr. Car?
lisle's Lndepeodeai attitude. So gdvieo Lum bssji
sought from th" financial ."lit"" of th- lountry;
m. assistance asked t . help tim Treaaury maim
tain Us gold reoourc'-s, no Indication gives of
how tin* Administration bop.-* to meet the prob?
lem". Persons Infot-med in the matter ,-ay Amt
eminent Deurrerats Uk ? August Uelaaont <>r tho
officers o." th" National City Bink have h.-en
Ignored alon; with BepnhUcan men of liliane..
Tho iMention ol' the Treasury Derartm-nt sr-enis
to have beer] a*iven entirely 11 tin* bankeri ami
financier* west "f the Alleghaniea an I south of
Mason and nixon'* linc N-w-Vork'.- tinaneial
world, dominant a* it alurayi ha- been in tho
flnnnces of th.- Nation, ha* been left without
information, save that co*nmon to the eatlM
public. and has not boen a-kod for ito jmU'inent
..r it- iii in solving tlc pressing taeaUoM of
timun ?' now universally dha*uaa*d.
lt may be too much to -ay that the infliienco
of the BoUth and the Weat has roiohed the
Treasury through murern n>.t ap to tin- Ka-tern
standard of sound money views. Hut some can.
tlous broker* *ay that, from iiTTiinaTTon* reach
nu- tin-in, this iipp-ars to be the case. If this
i.. .-,., it would not bo Impossible, it is consid?
ered, if suggestions may have goat to s.-cri*
tnry C?riisle on such lin-'- a* would be covered
iv the id.-a of reserving the $100,4M,Ot*rO geld
reserve only for the old l.-'al-tender note*. I>'"tter
known as urcnl ick*. tln'ieby c mi lil fin ?r tl.'' redomp
non of tin- Treaaury Botes ot t-'."' to silver. Snell
a policy unjin -nit th" advocate- of free silver,
but it would ic bitterly repugnant to the eatv
rervatlsm of the Raaf, which know* how senslr
tive capital is mi timur i'i matters. No chanre
is made that the Treasury Department has ever
seriously eor?ldered suKgeailoni of tliis e'aaraou
ter, but when N'ew-Vork capital hear* that
Western ard Southern bankers alone sis-m to
poA-ess quailtlei worthy ol advisers nf th' Ad?
ministration, ?/ cannot refrain from a feeling of
discontent ami BOtfptiae.
Ih.* expectation <?f heavy gold exports thia
week i.-ahno-t --eneral in Will Street. V'-ter<lav
the shipment- were 11,250,000: the ^evie having
i.,i taken from th'1 Siib-Tiviviiy on Friday. <>ii
lin-day it is Isdieved that the shipments will be
about twice 'hat sum The foreign bankers who
will doubtless make the exp rta were sot prepare-!
yeaterday deHnitely to -tai." what theil -hipping
.rders might amount to: but it wa- learned that
,,ne hanking boase had ma le uri igeareata to semi
? 1,250,000 abroad ci Tnt-Mlay, ;;ii'l i" xvas con?
sidered certain thar another lou-'' would ship
-{11,000,000. Tin- foreign rxehauge -aarketi were aa*.
usually active yeaterday, Satur i.,y gene tally being
regarded as an "oil dav." Th" strength of the
market was increas.sl, natl Bleriiag exchanut* baa
ri-oched a point wlnre gold exports univ Ih> male
aliucst, if n it <|iiite, without los*. The C intl
nentnl exchanges fir sonic tim* bi've p."rmitt"d
prodtahle shipments. The mnklag nf heavy ster
ling loans som" thirty and sixty days aim is hov, ,
ginaing to tell on the exchange market, and the
demand to cover loan bills kis'ps the market swept
tiaro of the moderate supply of ."ouiuieicial billa
that it enjoyed.
A dispatch from Washington yesterday stated
that I per rent hontN to the amount of severul
million dollars are bein- p-n-f an-d in the Treasury
Department. Whether this for.shaloyvs the do
'?i*ioi rf Secretary ("urlisle to sell homls. umler tho
resumption laws for lepleni-hino; the gold n**>erve
cannot ls* known until ofVcial announcement ls
made. Tbtnkers here are entirely L'norant. of tho
pi s-ibili'y of such a step, Ins::u*.> they hart) liecn
Igaared in the treatment ol th" uuestioii by the
new Administration. The suspension of the issue
of ^ohl crtilicates, however, is tak.-n an au indi?
cation that no bond InMM will be mtule at pp*s,>nt,
but that thu Treasury will dip into the 1.>kuI
temler rem-rve in order to meet the deinanda upon
|t {or gold. The Uni Congress refused to

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