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a law that would permit the So-rotary of the
Treasury lo aca*ot*ate a bond boure at a rat" of
interest lower than 1 per cent, bul the opinion of
Wall Siioe' has alwavs leen in Inver of the au?
thority of th" Government to -ell i pet cent bonds
if Bea**eamry io maintain the $100,ooo,ono r?*serve.
Aetlag A*r-dstant Iri-aaurer Muhleman at th"
>ub-Tieii-ur\, in speaking of th., suspension of the
kano oi gop* c***rUAc*-*ea, sail that he believed it
WOnld all -BOderately to the Treasury's stock of
gold. He instanced 'h.. cate of 4 person who pre?
sented a ?h.- I; |,.r $20,000 tm gold bullion de>
Baatted In ike Assay (ifflce. When Informed tbut
ha could bo! obtain gold certificates h.* accepted
lcial-t.-ndei's, iq that the Treasury fained $20,
000 ^oi,l in Hie operation. Mr. Muhleman thought
that in this way further gold miglil be secured.
ll" said, iii reference t<> the action <>i Se**retar)
Carlisle;
" lin* step on the part ot the Secretary al tho
Treasary simply means that he i- carrying out the
provisions of the law. lt does not nama that the
<iov.-rn_i.iit will receive geld in deposit*, and refuse
to pay tisck in kind. Any one wno deposits gold
.oin here will receive legal-lender notes, lt gold
is demanded, gold is pm 1 n it. lu other word*, in?
stead of iv-uit.o foi gold deposits a -fold eertWcate
which is necessarily redeemable in gold, the 1'reis
uyy issues legal-tewlcr notes upon which gold will |
he paid 'l demanded. That is the whole situation.
The only lUfferenre whi. li the stoppage ot the geld ;
eertifieutes makes is that tho Treasurv Department I
will not Issue gold eertifieutes for gold bullio:., a- |
we have boen doing.
"The Secretary ol tin- Treasury simply until
pat'ts the aold coln withdrawal* which xviii be mad*
on .Monday tor shipment on Tuesday's steamers
What, these withdrawals will amount to of coane
we do not know, bat tln-v moy reduce th" i.ov*rn
ment'a gold reserve to the hundred million limit
Aeoordinu to this morning's rn-ort the free gol I
in the Ti'eaMiiv amounts to about 9*1,100.000.
Thi-, report dora not include the withdrowals of
yesterday, amounting to $1,300,000. Tin- morn
ino- sfutem'-nt of the condition ol the Treasury
shows tho cn.&f; amoant of gold to is- 8213.M00,
ono Haainst the gold certificate issue of 811*.,
400,nn,?: tho nola certldcstee in tlie Treasury
amount to $?,'100,000, and the imf gobi is $108,
100,000.
"'lhere is not tl,.* slightest reason foi nnomincm
beeanse of thi- -top un the part of tho Oovern
liietit, nor tin- slightest excuse for trylag to create
* Maro, lt is the Aral liu.e si:;co the paMaae of
tho present law that th" Issue ot sold eertili
eatos has b.*'ii suspended, because it ir, the lilt,'
time that th" reserve has about reached the
hundred million limit, with further immediate
export expected I'ndcr the aievloua act, that of
1883, th" Issue was suspended by Secretary Sher?
man in 1970.*'
TUE TREASURY SITUATION.
9ECBJSTAXS C__-US*_E KXPT.A1NS HIS
a< mox.
loin pi p. cknt bonds enukavkd ano read*"*
TO BE IaSlM'T) Will N -gEEDED.
Waahlagtoa, April 15.?Secretary cartlale m-Uav
dlrecteil Hie Mil.-Trca-uii. s throughout Ihe t'nltod
sjtutes to l-suo 110 more gold e.rtlhVuies at pr.1,1.
In doing so. Lc sinroly obeyed Ui" law, which rends:
??That the secretary of th" Tresa?ry shall suspend
th- i-suc of inch ? dd eerUhi ute* Whenever the smouiit
i.f gold coin mid old bullion In the Treii-ury. reserved
for the redemption of United sr,te* nol,-, falls below
?tOOjOOOvOOO.*1
iii explalalng hi- artloo on thi- subject, ("s-cr-eta-ry
tiirli-l' -aid this after-noon that, while the *ioo..ksi.
IMO paid reserve hud n"' yet boon reached, he was -<>
close 10 it timi prudence, dictated that no more gold
certitloatfts should I"- issued.
This annoiincenieiit that, for the fit t lime ,-lmc
ipedc paymeata were lesaaMd, it wa- necessary 1.
rgep tbe lsetie of gold cortltlcaC - wa- followed liv a
rumor, which xvas hoard at thc Capitol and else
whore, that tin- President had decided to l-",if
8.a.O?N),00,) worth of 4 per cut bond- to protect Hie
gild resa-e-na In ouse u become n.arv.
soirotary Carlisle wai sen at tho Tr.ii-urv Dcxitt
mont und was asked, '? Is the rumor true that
vjo.noo.oty) of bonds have ben Issued I"
H.. replied : ".-Ix million- ot bonds have not been
Issued."
Tho Bim la**! did not stale explicitly that n" bonds
were to be l*-ued. Il va- SS, e; mined subsequently
Hist the precautionary arstasares wklch had been
boirnn under thc Hanfaoa Administration, of pre
paring to meet un aBMrgCBCy by the l-suo of bond- it
Bim ami J. bad bam < jinT.-*i a step further under
the present Aaa-*ml*-*mt!on. B-*eognlilng tho fact
thal ihe prepnni'ion Ol :>*Vd? wa- a Matter of Ume.
serenity (baric* Foster had dir-'ted Hie Barral ot
Eiurrnvtng and Mattel 10 pr.pnro 11 luis- number V
iionds hm lng 4 per cent Ijrkrast. aa aalhortmd Tay the
?atamp-aa act. it was b-sraed that *i<.'.,0vjo,ooo ot
tho-e bond* wire now being advamxl turil.er toward
completion, -0 that if ii -hou'd bo deemed ii","?.try
and proper to issue them, or any pan ,,f them, latbel
than to break in upon the gold resreve, the imMBtne)
could Le mei wi'i, tbe least possible delny.
Tho continued export of gold from this country to
BJBWt Uu- Austrian Beamed ha* r-doccd the free, gold
In the United Btatea "tteasary to ?>'i,s,vo,0'jo. This
allows tor i.l.'J.M).00() ,nkon fn.ni tl.'- New-York Mil.
Treasury yesterday f r shipment by lo-duy's steamers.
In tho belief that gold will continue ti b'- exported for
some tlino io come and In order to supply '??" do
mund lor gold and io replenish Ibe depleted itoel
In the New-York sub-Tr.a.-uiy, it ls stated Unit thc
Tren-11 iv Department have Leen -nipping gold from
the Treaaury in "taw-York fer 'ho i?i*~: wee:*. Tb*
amount Uni.- shipped, it 1- thought, i* mu lem Un.n
?vl,).<io,).,?,H), mid may bo more.
The statement of :h' condition of the.Treasuri
mado dalli- io the Becretary showi that the net balance
la gmdmuly crawling ap, being to-daj ?_5r0U7,lUU.
cf this sum 811/100,000 I- lu subsidiary coln ant
tflO.LOO.tntO In National Kink depositories.
ihe receipts for tho half month of April hive
shown a -it-,'!!' advance <>v>t last year, ixing #i.*>.
lufi.ooo. Tiic expenditure-, however, have kepi clos
tm. k with the recelpfs, being *l"..T,if>,<)(hi. r'.-n-i h.
puymeaia cont Inns to be Un- largest Ungle item of
eapendtturei, being >o far this month 80,000,000.
A BBCSTT10N TO COLONEL SKISSLR.
Tho number- of the Confederate V.tenn Camp of
New-York slave a reception at their room*. No. 06
rutii-Mvo., lu-1 itttulnf. t" Colonel Frederick Skinner,
of the old l?t Virginia Bagbneat, who I* on a visit
to this city. About 900 veteran., were present to
welcome Ike Colonel. Tho speech of welcome waa
delivered by Colane] J. li. Wilkin-on. nnd Colom-l
skinner made a happy reply. tapper was tewed
and warsongl were snag. Among tims,, j re-out nen
A. .1. l>i< '? in-.iii, Hugh K. ,.ardi ii, Dr. William M.
rois, Hugh l.. (ol... C. Broadway ""torus, Dr. J.
Manie D.w, Edward Owens, Jam's Mitchell, J. D.
rie'iiisam. Dr. ,.. T. Harrison, L. U, Adamtog_J< hn
lt. Fellows, w. W. Ked. w. w. Flannagan, i?.aa*i. h.
larker, J. Hamilton iijint, rbomas Jordan, roomas
1'. ochiltree an>l tho Kev". VV. Vt. Page.
ESOISEERS ENTBRTAIM JAMBS DBEDOR,
Tlie members of Ibe Engineers' Club gave a dinner
st their clubhouse, No. in Weal Tweety-nlnth-st.,
last night in honor ol Janie- Dredge, honorary chair
?MB ''f UM Cotambtan Engineering Congress, and a
niemtier of Ibe British Commission lo tbe Colambfaa
Ka'ki-.iIo.'i. There y-ri- about -ixty membiri present.
Tb.- menu card- were od*a*ned with the Aaaerieaa
and Uri'l-li fla^'-. Au orche-ira playeit dining the
oTa?lng. Bpeecbes Mere delivered bv Mr, Dredge,
ihe guast of the evening: ttommodorr <?? W. Mel
ville, C. ts. -V.; J. T. Holloa a* :,nd otbem. Among
others pre*.oiit wore WsIlt Harris, ex-slnriil ol
lAii.d.m, and a mvmber ol tin- luin-a u*mml**lon;
,'oion.i j. c. Wnrd. of Jauulca, h member of iii.
Jamaica l**~nnlsslon; m. n. *-urnsy, JoOa manion,
J. Frits. W. H. Wibi. Kiln., li. Coxe, John Bogart,
Kxluiu s. (ramp. ,.. \v. "drNulty. Home, See, stephen
\y. Baldwin, a. C. Band, Henry B. Towne, 9. Colling
waa-, B. O. Bpllsbury, Profeaaor B. ll. Thin-ton.
(.ocrge Ertwanl iliirrtlng, P. Bobarta, Jr.. John Thom
i-ou, ll. Vf. ,.ii-t, K. ll. Wells, Andrew Hotelier,
>,even-on Jin lor and CBSriei M. Ju. ..Ls.
THE CLUB AMUSE* the 9*ANISE COLOMY.
A ?' fuii.'ioii c.-ti.lcoliri.ir' wa- giv. n ni tbe Man?
hattan Athletic flub ibeatie on friday evening,
under tho a*_-pteea of 'he (inclo , ,,ioni'crvniite-. a
Spanish dub of ihl- city. The prograBUBe, which
iiuiiidid throe nae act play*, wai highly say-vetetcd
by tho s. vend hundred mt-mb..], ?f tho sI):lM|-)|
eoloni who wet.- present. Tao pufcrawia nen
?.ein.ni.i ,..*lo>. Lui- A. iiirnli, Vicente Toledo, senor
lilmetio and senor (a.-a*. scn-riia liodoy was re?
called -iver.il limes. J. Toledo waa m charge of
Ihe ,-tage nnd L Mill"/, conducted the onii.sir.i
MR. WARRIS AriEPTs BBABiMWB TBRSIBENCT.
rtilbidcliaila, Ap.1l I...-lin" following lefter was
given out this evening nt tl,,- g.iiertd ottu?>? ?f thc
l'hlladelphla n,id Kending Bslliuod < oin puny :
1 LiindeipiiU, Anetl li. HBO.
Mr. w. h. Tnvlor. fsecretary.
Di-ar slr: I Hco.pi tho pre-ldency of lae Phils
leiptiia and goading Balh-sd Camauny, to which ollie
iou bare advised bm ol mj election otj thc Bili Ind
Yours loapeetfuUy, i. ... H ABB ls,
A slmlbir i-ontnianlcaiii.i: was id-o Beni to tile 1'ltihi
lelpbla sud llca<lliig Cool and Iron (.'"nipan-'.
LASE STEAMSHIP ARRIVAL.
The I" euell l.lrio steamer La ( hainpagne. Captain
Fraogucl, from lluvre April 6, wit- morcUtndi-iD and
SIX POINTS,
out of in a ii y,
where Doctor
Pierce's Pelleta
are hitler than
'other pills :
1. They're the
smallest, and
ea-desi to take?
little, s u jr a r
(?ontoO. grBBuleJ
that every child take? readily.
2. They're perfectly easy in their
notion ? BO griping, DO disturbance.
'A. Their effects tatt There's no
reaction aftenvanl-. They regulate or
cleanse tilt* py-tetn, -coonling to size
Of dose.
4. They're tho cheapest, for they're
guaranteed to give sal i-f act ion, or your
money is returned. You pay only for
the good you get.
5. Put up in glam ara alway fresh.
6. Thev cure Constipation. Indige;
tion. Bilious Attacks Sick or Bilioni
Headaches, ami all derangements of the
liver, .stomach and bowels.
passengers to A. Forget, wss reported south ol Fire
Island at 11 tia o'clock las) night.
SHE EU A VS LIPS ARE SEALED.]
HI! WILT. NOT TALK ABOUT Till'. OFFICES.
?1LKNT REOABDlXG Ills CALL OB TUE I'll! -1
DEBT.
Ueatenant Oover-nor -in', han pol back from Wash?
ington ye-t.'iilay amt -i-oiu several b sirs in lids rlty
before laking a bomen ai d-boand train. Ur. But-ebon
wai by m. mean- tall, Hiv aboul the Interview \ilii. i;
ho and .-.liator Murphy hud ".iii > the hresldenl, at
thc While Hourn on lridiiy. Front wkal tue Lien
lonaatoevnaif chase to reveal alien seen al the
llnttnuni llnu.-e ye-lenin.v. ii appear- lhal I; SJ i'll
grim from Buffalo ami his Trojan body-guard Were
uuinltied to Ike 1 .asidoniiai presence al i'M and
remain.d until 7:1". p. m.
When ward bow be go* on with the Pretddent,
Mr. -sheehan -mil.il and sahl: "Our mt.'ivie', na?
vely pieasiiin, nnd Ike talk thal f*enator Morph v and
i hail with Mr. Cleveland was biobI agreeable, j
eaaaot go inn. detail* wlthoat the eonst'iil of tho
-castor We a greed thal il. nus no reason why
lae matter- di rusted -im,du l,, revealed io tba public
JUst J'Ot."
Thc Imseession whleh ibe Lieutenant tiovernor
sought io gue io ail to whom he t.-iln.-*i was that an
?*a8*-***tt-*ndlng bud been real-Bed wllh lk*> li.i,i.iit
and that il:-- names of ma,iain DcinoCTata, in thc
Womera parri ul ike State st least, were now io i,
submitted to bim fm the many plari-s hold bi I;, pub
deans. What Mr. , lev,'land nil] do ulth thc* appll
?atloiis after h ? pet- iheffl nobody i:i Mr. gheeb.'iii's
confidence urns prrpored tl say yesterday, bul some
snapper hopefulness was expressed lhal ii au ! .?
IS be all Ugh: alter all."
Mr. sheehan visited Senator Hill after oelnu Ibo
Prnddenl and presumsbl] gave ibo senatoi n -v.
opals ol fke willi.- House .all. Beport received
Jere by riase friends of Mr. lilli do um -rive a rosy
hue io Ibe Interview, a. arding la Infi.rnintian
obtained tlirougk these sources Mr. rici. I.u.t li -1?,:>-1 '
tu Mr. f-dieehan's tale nf service mid Li- appeal lor
recognition i nlmlv and Imperturbably, btu made no
promisee ...' nm kind. When uskeJ if be vu, ii j.
celie applications lor affinal place* in ' I- i.-l/t be
coolly answered thal there a*as rertalnly no ubjec
tlons io sending ?> nany as they wi-.i-i. bm be did
not agree io .,;.i*"ini any ol Mr, -:.?>?:.. n'* -uni. r
followers. "Every man'- i:?.-?? aiusi bc indeed l.
LU individual merits," I- s remark :ha' Mr. , leve
land ls reported t.. Lave made.
Mr. gbeehan said that he wa (coln* to BuBaln snd
lof; the hotel for the ('rand Central Halloa beta n
7 amt - p, m.
MAYOR WAXSER IIAs A N'EW S< HrMi:
ll* IT WOBKk BE WILL ll WI. l'i'i.l. COS . :. LO!
JEM1 v iii V- GOVI RN Ml WT.
lt wai announced in Jersey City yesterday lhal
Mayor Wansee Lad devised a plan, alth evcrj pro*
peet of success, by which Ibe power of the Jersej < i'\
ring would tx- broken and ihe municipal governrrieni
be pfs,ced In Ihe Mayor'- bands at once, lt I- -ld
that Alva A. Bedell, Ihe Democrat abo bold over,
bJU agreed t" snRPOrt Mayor Wan-, r. rather limn
run the risk of ii dual govern meat, and Ihe coi ? quorn
tuisattllng of affairs. Mitta an eapemdve sid I In lbs
lourts |o teat tbe validity of the sci requiring all ap
polnttnetit- by Ihe Mayor lo he confirmed Iv a four
Ilftl.s vole of the Hoard of Tinaino. Mj-. Bedell's
rote will give Mayor Wsnser Ibo conflrmstlon ol nil
li- appointees and Um Immediate control >>f lb, gui
ern mont.
Thor.- are certain concession lo Mr Bedel] I ?
have not been Blade public, though lhere ar.- mam
mmora affecting lae BMtter. One i- that Mr. Bedeil's
bank, Ike Bt***ond National, I- t<> be rontlnuid i ,
deposit?ry ol Ihe oliy fund-, and that < ontruller
Hough, whose fidelity no one question*, shall be re
appointed. Nolle Ol UlO-e lli'T" N'l ll'.Iili t Ul BbOUl
the matter yesterday.
?>
A AI LSD.IL CAT AND A DAMAGED PIANO.
Bin ElTECTB OF AB El I'dlT T" BETOBF Pl t( I
IN ,\ l-l.UNIT! LD ll"i -I ic ll. ?
F. M. Hi.lett, a piano dealer at nslnfteld N i?
wm ca!hd nc yesterdsy t" malle extensive repair*
to a p?UM which bad been damaged in nu unusual
manii'T. The os nor of Ihe plano, whose name Mr.
Millett refuoes n, mah, known, Hms In firovest.
He bu a ,;ii which until lately waa Um pet ol lbs
Family, bat which ba proved loo mach ol i but-den
to support. The cat hu- mu a al procllvltle of bb
BBBSBSl natur'", iildch lt Lus Lien i nllii ..'lu-' Islelj
to sack a degree as la drive Homier ..t Hie bundy
morly to ,u ira, lion. Al every opportunity Ihe
cat would -piing upon ike pian i aloe* sud pun lae
iv-rv Kev villi |be create t ardor until driven from
the room. The mirna) haunted Ibe mu kt room un'il
the owu.r determined thai until the cat waa kilb-d
peace |n tho bouse! old wa- out ol Ibe Bastion.
A night or tn" ag.. Ibe man again found tbs , it
ai work pounding Hw plano keys, after ii kad I.i
driven away several lime* within sn Lour. He Wai
angered beyodVl control, sud, laking np s revolver, be
tlr.d at tho feline plaiii-i. ivlilii.nl thinking ..r Ibe
consequences of bis rash pistol practice, H.- emptied
'he WoapM) a, U.e mi. 1.1.1 IL.ii animal M*?iiied io
l.osr a charmed Hts, and, ali tn.lui driven away from
ihe pian., for Ihe Urtio being, subsequent ly found H*
tray lo ihe keys again,
All of the bullet* incl al Ihe cal drack ihe pian,.
and when the repairer was called in ho found th'
front riddled nilli holes, and tn. j? v rllppet and
-ptit bi ihe '.'hnnlng bullets. Ho ha- removed tile
li,.-'inri,int from Ihe house, and Ihe finer Intends to
remove the cat before the plan ? l returned from thc
repair shop.
Sufferers from Dyspepsia
Here's Something for You to
Read
Mitts Jennie funnlttfihani
Baulk Be* rootle, Ma.
'?Whoa I be-raa lok las Hood's Rar-apariBa, I raald
SM i,nf,mg i>?t \,ry n.iit food, wltlusst havla! terri il-'
,ll?t.r,-s in n.i st.ijih. I lui'l ni. ,| oi,.. r i,,. :i, ,;,,..,
wklcb did na ,,., good. Before i had lakou sue um ..r
Hood's 1 ms lhal ll ?a- tiing ne gi?d. I continued
U grew b-atei vhlle taklag gvc hottles, ami non i .an
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
bbI saytklag. i :,o\.- bsd i,? iii-ir,-.. ',,, BMatbs, sud I
ti'i'ia ti,.:. . os i, "ii., me i..r dyspepols Uk- Hood's
.sarsipariiia. My BBOs-ttM ls s.erlleot, and my he-Jth
to belier t'.aii for year.." Miss JK.wik i I NM.**,.
11AM, South BiatUStlj. Me.
IIOOD'ts Pll.l.s) cure ionsiliauie.il by ttsloxliui Hie
ptii.UiUv. >i'.i? ol u.e i_limul?ry i *j._i.
YALE JU.UK IN THE MUD.
V'l.'KVIM.i; BEU.E SIIAMKITI.I.Y HIAT1.N.
'?ii-ii i X ITI Mi NT 'ivi.il iili: ri.M'lMi OF THE
BOBBE- JN THE sr, Nt) BACB AT
I LUI ULTU.
Tke -mall army of ?* regulars" was reinforced al ihe
I'.M/.'.i.ei!, traci) yesterday by Ibe Batarday after?
noon division of ph a*ere seekers, -?> t ti:, t some nen
tu ?- were .a ih" qnarteralretch. This was
?iteonrnglng. There were also some B?w Itara,
Bib n il f,,r In-tam e and la ling Illari. I'rl'/.o. Kli'i B
alni li. numi. Tai- ".h.- likewise eneournglng. Th*
track v..- lu a a retched <?.Illlon ami th re were
numerou wlibdrnw 1-. Hi* was dlscouraglBg. The
Hr ' ra, was advertised :o Le called ni J o'clock.
li na- not iaii',1 '.il Iwcul" L\" minnies post iwo,
and th" return lo the rlty oas later iL.-m necessary.
ri l- v a- .i.-. ouraajns. Tl.e Woodlawn \ a-" was -UH on
exhibition, i.- n?..f |be bOn',iii,'ik"i- li nt a Un
boa larg' ? mugil lo i.,nv it ,,ir In. This WUB en
i-ouraglng. In u," corrse of Ihe afternoon the i Ind
swept away tue cloud* and ,!,,? san .-hone for three
mli.nie-. i:,i- an- r-ncouruglng,
IL., raroriie i.,rii,.;. once the property ol J. A.
,i \. ii. Morris, snd valued al s*jo,l*O0, wea the
li-: race. Vt', C. I'..ly owns Mm now. and Bergen
:..'? lin. I' was rcmariterl thal lt-rg. n did not
walt. r-vi ii. a' got nfl in front and though UH
Dements caught and passed him <m the lura be
ca:,, aval in Ih" lt re tell and Wot, Coldly bj IWO and
ii half lengths. Wolcott, ridden by Taral, wss anaUe
lu cencede I.;iii;, i righi pounds, bul bad bu IrouMe
ghin" IM |).!m..:i ., rleven. s|..iioiull was short.
lb- i. ... bed Ihe ? nd "f bl tether al I s* hall mUa
post, ll being ni'lorenl that he Was aol for ?*?"?!*.
.,1.1.-. ih, put lie would have im bs ol bim, and be
went lo i! - po i ol I fi lo I. I ti"t - Mike' Dwyer
setting a hod example In ricing horses of so high
class a- i:.:..'..i,.i. Kingston, Vork-riBe Belle sad
si. nen.li vlei, they are -. cut. n- I" be BO helter I
tliau ii I'nltenburg riling ptalerl Hoes nat such ,,
-1.), i.i,.1 lo doa., uili/e and degrade tba mri.'
-?ai, a demonstrstl n a* I,.,- iud been tm on u
reputable race course la IBs [East la iwo yean wm
mads after ll. md roc oas el those BasaiUfactory
half-mile at rawi>- for lao year-old*, lu wbkk n'.n ?
tarted. M. F. Dwyer*-. .I.e.mut coll Cbatesu, ky
i harain .'ol.-.-, and J. -lil.'..! '- boj OH) BBen ll-.
l.v I'.,uii utan .lei-ev l.a'-. were equal favorites i.i
?j io t. and a- ihe last furlong post Lb, roe arm mir
rowed down ;?? a triansulai contest between Ibese
and W, ?'. Daly', nara 1. rlt. *r*lltj yards fr mi
lome the 1.11 r ,lr..p!> ,1 bach beaten. I'.lleii ll. was
then a length In front ol rhaleau, the flBy beta*1 n
tl.- rall ami tl.e coll In lin" muI,Ile ol the track, rim
latter fained stradlly and the two passed the j idfe
.i. together, tii'i'i. 'io ia! iv Hm -po. ia ian* wees
unanimously of ihe opinion thal RBen lt. won, f i
when < La-, an'- number wa" pul ap awol ,>r iuo-.- on
tho lawn rn bed to the Jud.-.- Inclmure lo hiss the
voidui, and the i nitre grand -'.md took up Ihe re?
frain, iili- iii ms 1, '"I fol -nu" Utile :|m0. Mab*
a dosen polleemen worked their way among lbs
angrj crlilcs t. lhal the lodges were -s-otected.
I in re u.i'e loud i ui. for ii , hang ? l" the placing, sll of
which "ero politely lgnor?-d. Now, wbethrt IN
Judges were righi .>; wrong, IB, demonstration was la
Ibe worst po slide taste, People ...nil leam :??
weep, quietly sud peurefuUy Ht* derlslOOi mad. bj
...1. in ii .. ? >>l. ie 1 .-union- and Mr M Dowell.
wii . long experience cniltlei them lo tbe resperi
ami ul -e ililli ought '.annand Ihe ronfldenee ol
the lacegulng . ?'on m.bi . They ..nd they onlj SW
in a position t" J'a'-- i.i. ti- : h ar, sraleljr. Those
who ar. no) .ii Uu lin.- ors o,,li guesting at best,
and I ut f.v have thc i billi) lo | ? again*1 them
si Ive* when they bal ' ruonej a; italie.
lu Hie third race ll ?.-?, won all the way, thi otlieri
nevei len.- able ti gei neai bim ll, revelled In
th ? iii ? . al. I Li Jock. Iii '-" I'", ii ? lea . ;.i. L ?
Mt a ld, di i-. ? -? ? ? n:. ,\ir| lan1 I ilrd, I rle-e,
.1. A. an! A ll Morrl ll roll, bj Tbe 111
i i n ol I III, ii, aa i .?? ? .'t . lah ? nt . <?(
a mil .
rho Mew-Jen v 'oekey Huh Handicap lr.,,.- I
Ibe peal 1 ",:.\ le H. Ile, < aunt, Hamilton Badge and
Ililli, n, bi 'i lb, Val Mu, td Bk iN < r..l*. r m.
trailed in the mud ii l< the I, sd tr'.a, < ona
first furlong p -i. on tlc turn, und. I,ex er be
ipprna, ed, won band* down by three lengths
I HU ti i- from i.uttenburg, Han Hon, il*o from
tiutteiiluirg, V ? ? ? 't Hodg . ..I-. frew dullen
lui.-, ii..- third. Bren fount heat th. Vale bite'
Yorkvllle lt. ll- ?: don, ai lb' Ihre, quarters, u
sn- wrong to tart heron roch i track - ?? opened
In < in- belling ..' even monej sud r-. ? ?i. ,| >.. I t?. j
lilli-, li' pi lc ?.. ll in .'.. Ill ii.i. ?'! ?
I..n..nbi ot excitement, snd long, loud iiiui continued
appian e. The Uutieiiburacrs ? I., pod ? ?) ad
id to lb< Board of < ???? trol nari sus: ?? Ib.-i
Will Ibo Woodlawn Vase look In the clubhouse on Ike
Mil ' Bat BHItcn will i..w win H. fb, Dwyn
Will keep lae Irllllv I.
Kiri,.a. r. slwsy al bb, !?? -> In heavy g .lag. noa
Ibo fifi ; . ? , for iv bl, ll te faint . ? irted DnlniLin
u.i ,... Lim.m.- al i lo ... '.nil.ii pumped ant Pal
Mian ...liv m the .*'.. but succeeded In rapta/Rig
second i'la", tc b -in. aa t Ird. P J. Dwyer" 4
.-?-: brown '"lt ir.'iii'.iil ran r ? ll ,'..r U.itf a nilb- amt
topped. Hi i- i"i yet ripe enough lo pluck. Hit
I, r Itt, ls BeXt linn, Mr. Dwyer I
? -.Milie" Inn .r 1.1\ roll M-tu. Inn, hy Kiigln-T
ont "f (lenoir Meade, won tb, buri mee, In akk'h hr
ni opposed bj w. ?' Uah iii',. Keerge m.d W
i..,i.iL Jsrk Lovell. The "right psriy" backed
M 'ie I., ii ai the last tn..mon'. ..nd Ihe roll i".:.
cleverly, ll ra though! bj ome thal Prince Qeorgr
los, tl," mee by -ll "ll I ti." leal 111" 111.l-l., but ta"
artier BU I." nene. Cum e i.e...'g. lim lour la N
irill.-, but be did not nerve. Bergen, rode a \\-nk
finish . ii Lim.
lu the . ..ni.f ihe sftemoon writs ..f certiorari
w.,.h.-I nu llotiert linii'non. Thomas I. Hagan
ami iii.- mun win. rall* on' Hie mimi., r, (.. the tiom
makers, iii action slgnillc*. (bal ikey are wu med
l|| ll e ll mth Ll COlIU'.
ii,. .- iii o Ihe umina, les ..f Un rm .-, :
i lltsT i"."i. bot- *'."" fa, ... ?.? ? penal) ri and
?Has ,n? ?. J ,i" ?:,d a ball (urlanga.
Hollins
Ol. ft,
Vt. C. I'..!-'- i. ii- T< iii or, bj ? ? ?
Connella, fi jr, tn :'? U'-ro. m | -, r, |_"
I M i.e Un'. .:.. h. Wah "it, f. 1 ?
il ir,
li. Il: ".ins'- 1, e. Bel In u, ,n,.o I III
(I.ii,lil. ni ;; |1-| 7_ io
s'?. sn, ll, ,. IfK 'l ...i,1.1.--, i io | .' i
, n* lot, ', 100 .. ... im ... i,i, n a.. i io?I
iii,.' i ll
-i'"M> i:.\i r - Parse fSOO; far two-*rear?rid
Hall ., mlle.
?eln.fr
Il t
JI I tr
st Fl
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I l"i Iti oa, Hs. .... Uambi, vi ll -, 1- ??
I Shi. el - li i i ' ? i ll ??; ...ian, : f ; i- 2
Vt. < ii..iv'- b. ? , iv -.-, kallon i Ism A
bi, J. I..n hi v . i :io I io i
bovine ll, ;,.i I io , ii ni; Mtlteh. ll ll .| I -I
II III.le W? HS , SI 100 .. I.\ Hill, O h I a..|
Nil, .lain, IOU. . iMotrtj ii :,o I IO 1
Jl Ml e | III? ,, .,'. IO-, . , llelol. |, ??,, .| y |
- utile :m ..... l..'.l.||.|e, ll h 1 ., i
So, li IJ, '.''? II .bee - I, SU 1 If) -I
il,. ,,.',,.
TH I no kui Parse WCOj tat l*uee>y<er*tMi nnd Bp
v ni -i liing, Bis furl, aga
Bettlag
\ Inlelaml', L. .? H.- I bf Mr PfCkWh
ui, a Hop, ) ii* . foi n. (ear. |n:i>_.
(M, I'i rn, it 1 ,*,-?* ,_?
VT. C. Duli* h. '. Alcalde, I. !".
il. Uunhlej I I?J Ont
i .,.??-. 1, . \ ? 11 .'mi.' i iou .i.iinin, .iii ii
'.I 0 IfM on 11' ....i Nenin, tor 0 '"r,- I 7 t
I 1.- ' . .,, IH' i. ai. ll I .|,'t;|,.t o -jo | a_|
Time. 1:51.
,i)i BTU liv I NI.W lli'-i \ .ini'KI V ' I.lu nw.
HU ".r. a d??',i. ciem, in'!, v2 .".oo Bstded um
n.i".
Bet Mac.
u. Bradley's Blilieu, ir Plat's '. lamala,
, roars ION I* ill j..,,,*, i j, B ;) -,
.J. M Jell...ll - Cfc. ' - Hil I,Ililli,. I, HM
, Molls r. ,,,tt jj ._| ,_.
J..lui Mi nun's ti. h. Bod ? . m.el IM
i li", gi . :, m_| ? ,
i... et i, fi* ... M. lam< I, v o ?,, i st
1..in ii ? li ll". 1. lt! .l.aini.i. vi) 7 * | .,
Tbai lita's.
Illili KV!. I't- - ?,i. foi mm -voa.--,,!,'. ,v,d ? ,.
v.a.d. bOlUag. H > furioogs.
(fe tl.no.
c j. li. ur* i. ?.'. Blrhover, by Attila The
s imii. -'. ve. Uti Pi i. ..?,. i .? i i -,
W. ll. Roller** Uk. ;'. Dulayrlan. aaed, IOS
_. ii.riniiii j !)_io ,.,,1
I " 'itf-i.i.i ?- ? i.. .. rn, I. aim, 4 103
'Ul iso :i "0 1 i; |
ir."",t. I, 10*> (oar. 100*sl (I.iio.ii.v o -o . ,
'I-' " *' I '' ? ll. I.'.e. . Il ~.,_j - '
Tin !..!!* n. :,, o.l (Beofe)O so -1 ;jij |
Thus 1 :?-*!
Hf XT ll HAIL I'ur-- -".co. foi liner.,,.,r .,'|,. '|".i .urn
lij : ?- BU f?:l..i ?-.
af. IV liviT.-r', 1, e. MeM.-Loii, |,v Ru.
qn'nr ll..:,nie Meade. II.' lt. I,, nblai I
VA. C. Hui,'* h. . . 1'ine . I rea ni' I I."
ll. liing.
M. I'I.
I '-'-I I V.
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Tline-1 -*V
FNTRIES FOH TO-MORROW
i'ii'.st BACK Baafnmp -u tartaaga.
Nun* wt Rsum-.
WaLoU.|?0 . Air|.l.,,t . .
I??l'*r. . I.'" hlnit-loelt .
I "O'" . lin rv. li in*
l.jieuni. ||a | A|. aid- .
M., iiNU HA, l;-,)n* "BJfJSj.
los'i" . ll". , Vlrul.
Kin.m. .
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110
US i Virgie .
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For the Country
a new line of Kire-places and Mantels,
iuitable for out-of-town houses.
Less expensive than those designed
for city resi,lenee.-*, l?ut of eqnal artistic
liiuiit anil lineness of construction.
Any ta-.tr may be stilted, or archi
teetural style confornieU to, from the
number and variety of patterns shown.
J. S. Conover & Co.,
28 AND 30 WKST 23D ST.
Fallon and Foundry,
.WO-.VJ"?-.V'IO tte*! J.,il, Ml.
!*1
i i *,
TH IBO r..\':.!'. -X, ii-l't-v. Oeut-al Btakes.
sids. J-'oiir . arians*,
ir.-1 ai. k. .. ll" sm, ullmpae
ll Ulla n I . UH ll,,- .."lier.n
Wra .'.. , lld Meddler . iii
llyu.ii ...... Ul Aleppo . HI
kevaH, i .ib- III .J...,in..,-.' .... iii
' bu ..a . il- Mo'bie J'..! "i
. -in . ll". Charter . Ill
l.. itu .Ill Uer, . Inverwlrh till- inj
Hartford . ..Ill ll Hot Doux lilli" IOU
DIS -Ok* 111 J .-le ... . IOS
l.ud|.ia ii' Jennie i'.U'l
I .'Ka" ,v III ,
,i' ru i: \' i: Bia fur:,'!,-.-.
Pet i" lt-.'| Ingot .II
I |s| ,'.|l ll I'o .- e I Bte .I J'l
Bl.",I., ii, to.., IIS
. ii I'.vi. -? rea furlongs,
'iou ad l-l ll rr ft r ... . IH
Bits 0 ...Ul I r.? on, ll,
Kligma'i. r Mi ink [/.veil .loo
We i, li --ii i IH -'."Vi ma. I'"'
-IX I ll ll M I HIS lilli.no..
Bl Il.'lis 111. IMM'.'.i .. 101
' un, rt Out lon I IO ' ?. xi ..r.i . I"l
' Hmas IOS raise ll. "'I
' i mont IB" I. ii 0 . 1"'
I ?iiv Blossom 101 : Joe raster . ;'?
li.iv or en ? .. i", M' 'Ho .
. ->.,i, l"i ; Bari", -t. 99
r.il.l.Y ll. TO BR Hill.I) TO kt. m..MSI..
Jsu-a R. Beena said rea-s-easy that ba had - sat f. I.
I'. i,.d Ha T. L. I'l.lnl'.v t? le Lr 4 IO *t III nv ? Be
la. Bat h. ari fr?n, Kuirv. u , in. i llgktnlBI mild n."in
than t wen ly ii.aro* M tinnies i;. .d', firm UlUj lt
was iBsured for *7.o"*J. i ila x. is slso ins.n..a.
C0M1XU HORSE KALE OP IMPORTANCE.
TL' -prc.|l Mia* at Ta't. r-ill'-, lifiv--.!\tli -' I 'I
-"v nMi-a rs begSI SO I'rldav, i.t.-ii i nod.ri'* Lc mi*
-..'. I tr'Slt | U.e- w.'ie r.-illiet . ..i>-id<-rin:_' tlc ipi lilt)'
U BM 1" ? -eld Toe .omi un CBC lei., lal t ' ca Hun*
,.- I., ks -..id They bm Bm praporrj ?<( f I tSreoa.
-Uo lind Vt A .Mt.ll.'o, Tlie f.jrf f milt In ld Sf
hamm hov, bees ..ie.t .i during tin i??t Ms ic,nu- with
a* Htino't i a'.i, ,a ,,td'-r le i, ?-' ls thc fullest possible
degrer Ike ,? gains *ui? cd Um best l-a-t-m -narketa
Nn trii.ie m rspeuM has bern "pared ia getting M.
e.ti.-t Um iitj ?,?-?. hoi ??? svstlsble lu ' i * ? ?> ?? I
,'v | i ,\|.i..' hov, been .'i ..iii. i!.-.-..l"i n tbe
uambi* sad conliUonlug of UUs lot i iny have not
i.. , | ni ii d np I ??>. !? irpa ? - bul imv. iii
h.... regulsrlj worked ?i- rn urn*Mn ?- would permit M
Mal tlnv ar. in rood, 1.41-1 ? ..ii I'm .a. ami r, idj Ut ... M
l*.,l|_
ii,- Mle Mflas promptly st ti ? n.
mi fhursdaj . i. Balls * i -| >.f thirty-four
head "( r?SIC, -a ll ?? ami lui i'- lo-." . I. la ?
I* -., v.,1 .ir..,..,, f.. Ile- KSW-Vllril pUMIe Ula" he f
gull** ua nit...d'. Usa ll Tine: roan Mr Kaile, re
H.a.iie I , Sea Va* a ::)a"a ... -:\ ?"??- lt -
horse, si.;-ii in- wau sb, boro bul n - bu*. In
iv . ..v rompoli nit.. ? ? , all lhal be
. f hit ha - ? al pa ?? il I i '? i il ?
?-\ nam i i-i..:, "ii ts tie Burtlonoer, and lot,
, ii ',..- ? ..'.<? fo'iv ,,, |. >r:..."v la .'-uo rn,- tba
bal -??? tu. I ?? ? i ?? a ' ? '' I- fe ? Ik ? ??..?
v TIOS OP Till I'." tRO "I ' "Vii'."!.
Board al ' anl Bl La -stooled Um [allowing
v. i. ??? _-. Its Ina dorins Int a inter months la nos i I
bib t"l bl I' Kl ..I'll.' . 04. I 1.1 I V .. 1 I j IN W, i| J.
ii, S'ew-Vark
g, ? .:v. i i mst ti" n -"ia' ?'? rt' ? boa d si Da?
res bet .-.' l-".'l |.. . 1 .
?.' rtui tu gisaBiilUi*) ? ivcnuea th*ra.
Of \t. BB 1 ll i 'Vvl
? ?- ?
A nilli "S WT. I ll tWRl IJt POOtsROOMM.
By du 'e,n of IT...." ui-.; \v.ii':.;i DetctUv-s Stack,
ll ,.. an* Bal ia J ' ? *!-i ra: I tm Ik, B
? M?i: a g l's. and I I'i in Ihe ll ' i
li,.,... it We, rta room, ? r ?! .s-'l who . th ?
,in -r- j-.'.- I ...I th* BUM In ? i...i '?' Mk le. Li.In ??
lu.l I*-". .Inn.- -In.e Hi- inille,il" r lr,. \ ri.' N.
4ir. ??? ...-ie ii.ji The "? rn found I?al UM Saar of
Us ps ? th-i" bela! 'mir ona room '.-vii I bj i panitlon,
hal fin a ii ??? sn astaastsa, altk no leandaUon, sod
ll " I.Bg bj HUM, Ile- WOtg-t Ht
tin-in 'a''" fi l"lt Me ii ?? *n( va- . | idui BB I 'Av fill ?o
?unlit, ike loot hein; oi.'.i fi i; i. ??! ,i',.,\. Hu around, thai
m. ..ie" vi*, imrt
lui* Till BACQI'ET > HAMI'I N'sitll'.
Tin-r- ?*. a larg.wd al ta" Ro*"gaH and Toual*
' Li. ...v.'Ui t.. se-- Um .tm or ttl" profess.ai ra gu i
laaraSBBfnt tetwoon T. Patti*- ol Boston, sui ijaa i
StaudlM. sf Um Kacgieri a\d Toauls Clab ii.e I rall -
ii.f.re-1 ??* iisii.tn.'l i" tlc foatoot. Iii.' professional
okamatsasklp aili *"?. ?? o>" aiaBei uf Ihe beal (Ve la nltw
ga mas feat gsmas aero play, i i ile la] sad ti r. *i
Hill lo | ll'd lt. Il0?t0l 11,'" se. ol, J 411,1 (air'.'. .lilas
were ijini-'.iiv ...,it:i,e I I Tn... ? r ??* tho rel te
?nd V. Msrtlaei the -.r. Tke Urns of Hm bm! ;, ass
r vi .three aduutea.
Here i- Um - bm sf M ? bbb -
liit-r DAMl*.
iv,tit' . o, o " " S BIBI] '-' 7
-. .rn i ai- ... i o i .'. i I 0 9 1 I a-14
BP "NU >. \M.:
Pettlu . .. l :i 0 I) 0 -' 0 ') 1 i I ll
bUirilag . ....a - '-' " I 0 '. i 0 -j i i:.
THIItli ,. WU".
Pattin . HO S I '.' .". ll
Ktaadlug . '? i) 'I I US- ..
lu, RI ll .AMI..
Pettit! . .-? I i o 0 o o _? 'j :i o fl iv
BMudMa .. .. <> 0 2 2 A 0 U I 0 1 J li
OOO* BUSK at TBS csn l.Rsin CLUB
A " Min.Ultu; . om .Tl" wu- BITangrd f.>r the mem
ber-, of the liilvrKliy t lui. last nigh! by n?. House
Committee, and b programmo ol a high -ian,lani ,.f
meru na- nilen Ly Ui" Non Vorfc I'lillliiiriiumlc link
sud a guartel tr.m. til- Mendel --..im Oles I lab. li.e
iiui,'.' olt.-iuliun i- Bllested Ike popularity of Un- c,,un
,11 ? (.bm nf hm int.' designated "club nlghtB."
ii,e pregramme -a.: -toilet Jadaasohn, bv Hm
i'hi haiiu'iiii' Club; nocturne, Doppler, for fluie
Mobil ami ilnb.m.lb,; glee, "Would That Life."
?-''.uii. bj M. irs. Prime, Mar-ton, Irving and Hall.
? f m.. mae flub; minmi. Hmkerliil, ami - -nuiini,
de Parts," f.illei, by Ibe llillliarmonln , bib; nuorlet,
Kal,, fm lim sndin-, \lb, i iii liol.m. .11.. serenade
William luton Wood, and ?? A Utile fong," Ernest
s.Lmi.i, bj iii" ??I'" ilnb quartet; "Evening Kiar,"
Warnier, and ? fbe Mill,' i-lliei, by ti,.. Phllbarmunlv
, bib, and -lb-Ian MU)gs, BUoe, by tlie quartet.
PBBSIDBNT ANBBBWS AT Tin: BBF0BB ii.cn.
\ mba, tildi,,u dinner f(,r iiioinlor^ S.f tho Reform
,'lui, took place last evening in the club's newly
deeorated b".lure r,?,in. liiirle* -.. Lair.- lld pre
aided. Tlie i>i imii>a] address -rna ii--iiv.-i-.tt bj
Ir.-ldeiii Andreas, of BTowa tiilvr-I'v. un ?? |_s
BelaBoa td Tariff Reform lo *-ea****ary Reform." lt
mis an ev ? "diiiKiv aebofarly paper, La?li wini
maller sud aiken spoke bt-tafy. TlMn, was music
i.eiu'eeii ihe epea, hrs.
rh... present Included /?odstanl Dlairlrl-AI
inriiv ll. un B. B. Stapler, Henry , . Platt, I i.L.r
straus, R. Klerv tnderson, Everett l?, VVbeolor and
Walli...- Ms, fi riane
SI WU VT AN SOCS TLAT Wt 1IIRR WALBBODT.
lb rr Wallu.all, the chess pinier, agve ni: esMbl
.i "t simiiitiineniis play ai ihe Manhattan Chess
Club inM ci'ulm: santa*, twenty opponents. At i
late hour i lily I'lincii gnuie*) lind beea llnl>li.*I,
Wiilbro'it hiniiis' non seven, lost five god one drawn.
Tbe match t.ome.n tasker mid slmwalter na- re
sumed Bl KoIn.mo, Ind., un lildav. The aime re?
sulted lu u vlei..ry for Lsskrr.
.i.v 4-fsTd fif.7.r i /?/// ii.cn lusry.HT
The Alpha Delia Phi Club Issi night had mm of
Hm -erle ol -**n*noklng roneerto" which ti- members
inn. f,en?'i .-,, ..iij,,yai,io mu season. Th*. Baler
billum nt ,'.?iiiiiiiito, whi. ii p.i up th,- affair ...ni ts
nf \ildi-..n I'. Amir. ".v.. timrle. M. Dui,.,mi ;ln |.e..
T. Al.tih li. iin.-e Mho look pan ||, ,|l(. pmer,.uni,,,.
Mer,. Lay mao, "th- mau af l.ooo Ui?^'; (hall,* ll.
11..1/11..1 ...-H. leeor; llarrj ,?. Uavls, imrytono; tie?rge
ll. Wi .i-maii, bosso; John I'rtiiui* uilder, Dr. I len lt
Miiith snd in. B* V. liiniLnii. ,,f Baltimore, pianist 1;
Crunk w. Iss-rnhnith, iBImi ptnyer, and sumner Baller,
u.. aaapaniot.
Tho e I'ic-eiil llic|ii.|i*l Jmle,. .\|f,,.,| ,. fJoge, Kill.
II. Hob its, benjamin W. liaul,||ii, |),., um,,,,,, |lt
Hark, Dr. Robert Norrto, Dr. trailer c. Ulboon,
'.'"il'.I U.'rl.er. J'', lloiaiL, \. Twumbly, ,.e.,r','.
?<- I', el. .tann . I,, butlllllle, li. \. |;;,,-|1)U *,|,..,|?.,| 11
ryng, jr.. Bdgar M. Bard, Henry g. Bennett, Arthui
l.'iii ult, mid rismyn V. Cnnaal, .
laii'Muni. |0s* al nptiellli' and -iirn.tl,
.N.fvuu-. sud nouialRL- head*,-hr. '
niagjfd-) tun*, iy uromo-aelieat.
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
ji:i?i:y city.
John Inibach, who poisoned himself on tho crave
rf hiv nv???:yenr old (-rand rnld, Minnie, ans burled
yesterday. The servVes were hell al bia home, Ba.
I 11-:, unco st. The tiodj cd ike child iva* taken from
Un* We. tmivl.cn Cemetery aad Ike ina bodies were
placed in one grave In n-tu-er lim f>r_etery.
N i:\vaijk.
It a*BS ni -ii-unritl iii Harrison resterdi.v tkat tlie
p. ..lr..,,m- would be closed after yerierdar's raeas, .ind
iv, uid remain ctosed, Ike pnol'seUera laking Ibis action
v InnUrily. a mass-meeting of Ike B*etabera af tai
ihiiichcs of Harrison I- to be held la ike 11.1rrN.n1
T'?ii Hun ti.I- nftetnoor, ami lae moveBMBt I* sup
peaed to have imliiced Ibe i?',,l ?!!'?:?- t" eksM leapa
lailly mini the feeling nroii-ed should hive BibsMad.
Th" m.. tins' "I" be lu ll nod BteaaUICS laked to keep
tho pociruoms permanently cb_od. I'lnro trera four
of tbe places, and lura tr*re about lo aa -tarted bf
l?,.,| .-Hoi - fi..in Bi ii Viork,
w.ud aaa received In Nen uti yesterday st?noun-lng
the dealt. riin.il Muff*, Iowa, 'i Dr. winiam
nib.nunn lorn orlv of Bea ark, and son ol Ike lue
Dr. willam uk'orman, on- <>i th, best-known physi?
cians ..r N.w.i.?!* -v. iii. -.'ti wa* educated al Seton
Hall, and -ladled law. aft. rim id bebiK graduated ri mi
r, lumbla Modi, al College. He married i\ years ago,
and Li- ii if'- aad two children survive him. He waa
thirty-two years old.
RtTHClfTOBD.
Tba free public library m,-* mectlni- aili be held
in iii-..ii Hall to-moiroiv night. Aan"r****tra will bi
a ade by .Mayor Shafer, ih- Uv-. Dr. C. a. Bulkier,
ibe Kev. k. .1. Cooper, Ike Brr. George li. Badger,
PnatBUMter linnie. Barrows. Ibe Kev. Krnncis I.
(laytor. And.tam |"ric, Mr*. A. C. Donald-on nod
Ml-. ,' D..nbI. dav.
The Rollins. -I'liti!.-- Township <"nmmi.iteo iii* iwlec
r.ut ii.rdh,:,::ce grnntipg a franchise ' i the lei*"/
Illy, Hoboken ami Rutherford Bice tri, Barway < >:i)
pam. aui mil undoubtedly "a-1 Un ordinance u
Ihe meeting to-iiiiii row night, mis will pant lite
i liri,t ,.f ray fiver the I'liicr-im PluBk Hoad Brear, Lodi
Township lo ti" llucki'usr.ck River.
HOME NEWS
PR MINFNT AKRIVALsS AT fifi: IlOTF.f.S.
AI,I,.I'.MAHI,I.-Hiir..n Voa K !-ixk. of '."rnamy.
Hf, kim.ham prate - r ?' C. Marok, .,f Tale Cal
vi-tv. I'llTH AVl.MT" -I'x''iv'Ttior I'l-derick
-smi-tii. <* iN'ov-ll:imp.|,lro. Ifor**-'MAM?fanaji*?**??a
j. rt *a*TMtlasand l)*nt"i -i raatpsu. af Hleklru1. hol?
land I Miil.-oii. lorhso, of II.-t.a. MITtltAV HILL
-. ua'.ir Ao-ua J. Parker, sf Albaay. wa lim nu- -tim
Duke de Tongan, "f -.polo: >\.'*'oiiirrc**tiiiiii jr.lm san
loid, .f Amsterdam, B. v.. and Brklcy lt ,'axe, nt Hem,.
ryltanls. wi.Ni>-,<>n-ii,*neii a. PBrasMter, of tray,
NEW-YORK CITY.
Tho Board nf Managers ol Ike Produce Barkaags
haio fixed the aiiiiiial dues for l*!>:i!'l al *?-?"?.
W'at.r gegister Kiley collect."! |?7.1 B. .'-'J for Ihe
ase ol ''rotuli water lasl week. Mayer'- Mai-hal Rn
g i iard I* aed 638 eltf Ueenses and took In 11*309
, fee..
Tbe following additional inbacrtptlona io the Home
Hub fund Lave i.n rec,lied: Eugene Kelly and Jahn
K.iiiiv. treasurer, il,000 each; Joseph slioehan, trui
nr.-r. e_. ,"? . v. .v ii. O'Donnell, 9B0O; Patrick Kier
nan mid .Nil..ut Bmltb, el"" each, mid other con
iributoi -. >'??.
: - An Interesting exhibit bm "f ..ii patattaga by wm
Ism Henry HUllard i- lo I."ea day and evening al
the art rooms of Hall - UantaOB, Nm. IBB and 13d
Wes! Twenly-tblrd -t.
Mil- [rom M.i'..urn.-. Mani 1-: Sydney, Mina
?Jo. Am Maud. Man li ilB, and Honolulu, April '. ai''
du.' to arrive In Bea \"r!? Wednesday, April io. The
neal mall for Australia, ric, will ci.iii a-30 p. m.
j mi saturday, April Sd, or ou arrival lure of tba
teamer Etruria with British mads f..r Australia,
i ? Bow-York Hotel wl'.l be sold al auction on
Friday nest hy Peter V. Meyer, aaelloi.r, auder Ibo
direction of Jay .v Candler, attorneys.
A. >. Drai'.r. superintendent "f the public schooli
ol (loveland, Ohio, gave an Interesting lecture y,
??nt.iv Iii the hall of ll,- T.-a, L.t." CoBege, BO. ti
Cnlverolty Place, Ills subject was "The towera and
Obligations "f Toa. In-r- In the I'uLllc -*cimn|-."
lin- steamer Celtic, af Ibe Wfclle Mar Line, fans
been -. ia io u... 'ii,iiir'i.'.ii,i Line ...nd renamed
Ihe America. The price poid ls said ta have been
li, ..""o.
Tho p>v, j., i' Horton, of F-nrMon, who la t . bogia
Um I.Ninan Beecher lectures al Yale thia week, will
-peak to-morron al lt i. m. la Um Adam* Chapel
of the Calen Theological Hetolflary, on "Church Life
lu England."
Oil II TIIF PALISADES BLUFF.
a SOT'S Tl RBI BLI l n.t. wu v BBAVE WOMAB'l
ATI I MPT IT RI >, i'E
Chart, i Praacti Coyte, Bine years tdd, Mt from tho
Palisades, acer Captain Annctt's place oa tke bluff,
al 3 p. m. ictrrit.il. Thirty (????< down the ella?, bia
fill mt\ broken by a ledge. Ha clang to i small trot
until hi* tl rea gib gave nsf, aud thea in* dropped
a:.d rolled m.nc th ii a hundred (? et further, Ho iva*
I, ii n 11 v slipped by .-onie Ullderorusb growing on the
edp of Hu- blutr. Mr*. Lena Rlguy *aw Um ehUd,
mid I'lliiiiul d.mn Uta face of the cliff, over bigged
rocks, broken bottles and nndetbrusk. Qakte-i by ike
boy', crin for lil- mot ker, abe al lasl found bini, bud
iv cut and bruised unit covered sith blood, -he waa
ainn.-t overcome by her ssenlon**, and ihe would
hive (-aiiit-rt at iii" -ghi of Um iBjared boy. she stld.
If *iie Lad not coveted her eyes with her apron. -Im
iiiiiiiv managed to attract tho attention of two quar?
rymen, John Conway mut Michael ("anio. The tara
nun climbed down i,, where Um aoBfatB and child
were und ca ri h.I Hie Injured bay to hi* honi" In the
village, The little fellow was attended by physician*,
and I hen talion lo Um Englewood Hospital, II" la
not expected to recover,
*> -?
BP-UT.t.V rot ATI CLUB WBMSBBSBIP SHARES
Tho linn fm- the rcrint "f subscriptions for thc
membership .lures nf the ? ninian County club al the
origlBsl prtci "f flOO na* yesterday afternoon .a
leaded lo io a. m. io m..now, when the price ns I ll be
advanced. TIM elah omi* mer -t.ooo acres of high
ground lu sullivan County, between a'urisboro and
Monticello, "ti tbe line .if the BaW'York, ontario and
Western Railway, Ihe place hoing known ns Maslen
bali.' Mill. Tho dial allolnieiil of plots Ii st*-***.
holders who Intend to build was made vc-icrduv :it
ihe -lie ..f the clubhouse. 'ih" pt-operty l* al, .rn
ninety mil' - li"iu Nev. V il; City, shares cnn ls? ob
tnlli.il Hom Job V.. Iledfes, Na. Ill lioiiliiav : A. I*.
W. Kliiimn. .No. Ml W>-l li bii third .1. , Minni.?|
Msrsh, lienneit I'ulidlng; t'hnrles V. Klngate, No. lt:i
I'eaii-t , ..r Loren \.. TuRer, No. ^17 Weal One
bunda <t .nat i vi ci.i.i null i.
TU IMPliOYE THE CtTT'M ARI UlTF.rTCRE.
Ry Lnvitiiih,n ,,f th.. Art Committee of tbe Century
Club, Edwin li. Blaahuetd and Wii: H. Low rend
paper- reisling lo tic purposes of Hie now Municipal
Ari society last night ai ike clubbonat'. There wu*
a good attendance. TL., satiety baa for lt- abject
the Improving of New \..rL's municipal architecture
and ls composed both of arll*t* and lavuieii. a
meeting "III lie eld mi Apill i al the American Fine
Art- Society's building In west Kitty seventh ri. Later
n nu,--. meei lag will probablj be called.
ii omi: is s\vi:i:t
when it's in tlie
ninny, tor lin* air in pure an I
pure anl
tillie i* roon b r tko cliiblreii to alay. it's rjont
lort winn you have a -.I *i/e.| lot* pun- water,
good hewenije, electric Unlit, Telford pavel
-tlento. Land iiinl lion-*-?, are ohftap at Ncwi
llourul Brook. S'tni in- book-'' llon**iar**_LHr! **
to M. V. 1'iercc, ii..nu.i Brook, N. J.
Solid Silver
In many new and desirable styles,
ooaiprising a great variety of useful
anti ornamental articles.
Our own manufacture anti of ster?
ling quality.
Reed & Barton,
Bil fl BB HI I BM.
37 Union Square, IN, Y,
R.H.
MACY
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?IIXTII AVF.. 13TI1 TO 14TH ST.
MILLINERY.
wi; invitl. n;i ju al insi-i:, hon or our
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CUR Sim K is KUl'LUNlslll.l) SMTII NKn?
[BEAU HAIL)', AND mUH VLItV __>( l.t'SIyg
styli;* will IIB i:x ii j uri i-:i> Jins WEER ig
Ol ll TBIMMED MAI UAKLOIIS.
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ul LU JLIiKU.N is AM) MIs.-I.V litl.M.MI U
Lli.lI'Mi.N, lilli's. AM) -IKAW Mais,
OUR LEADER-. AT PEON M*t? TO BBjfBjj
ARE HKVOMl lO.MJ'J'.TIiTO.N'. m
OBIUIBAI. I DJ as IB I.aDII.s' MATS,
T0QCE8 ABD TURRANB, t'lUMMKD WITH
ri."w;:i!.s. Oa-TRlCH PLUME-, _, ?
WORTH Dol'IJLK. .
97. IB, $?*.??*) axd i!.4|
UNTRIMMED SPECIALS.
BI*ACB AND ,,)l.oKI',[) MIL..N. LOMIIIXA.
TIOB Ol'" Li, I. isl KAW; SOLD KUUL
WttEBBATgLM .gi.y,
o.NI, Lol' or iHiMii.NI'.li STRAW BATM
IN" I" IVS SH AULS loll LA III I .s AM)
CIIILDBEX ; Willi ll o",
OM' LOT ol' COMBlX.tTlON LACK STRAW*
HATS, IN U :>IYLJ..s; WOK1U MN.it
41
RIBBONS.
AN* ADVAETAOBOCfl I't'lt. mw; Og BIBI nig,
RONS AT A LOW Ii',1',.', DESPITE Iii:, i.HKAf
ADVAN, B "I' BAW BILK, LN'Altl.i.s l's. Tu QPtMM
I MUM WIIILI. TUE- LAST, AT JUL J'jLLU\,I_tt
riuccB
OWB LOT ot-' i:i.M"riI"i'L OACSE BIBBOB,
IB all Tin: XEW siiadk- sold BLBI ?
WU KKK AT io. B**W
thi: po it lah VELVET and satin dla. g
BIBBOB, NU. 9, 10c; .N'O. 12. tt-j No.
ia. Me.
0MB Lot or black laxly ARMCRB and
BAT1B STRUT'. RIBBOX, OOCBLE-BAI LD;
WORTH BM. irt
FLOWERS.
VELVET 1MB BILK BOBE AND lU'D'sriUT;
R'ORTU lix-. gAo,
TIIF. OREATF.ST BALE WI*, ll WT. rVTR ur.
4t'UCRATED IN" LADU s' AND .MlssU.s' IMPORT?D
\.ND DOMICBTIC.
SPRING SUITS.
CAPES, JACKETS,
AND WRAPS,
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X0T10E in" BLQCIREO. PRICE*, as isl AL. TBE*)
MODERATE.
SUMMER CARE OF
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OTHER FUR GARMENTS.
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WK REMODEL and MAKE ovi.r. Ct'oTOMRB-*
li BB AT VERY Mliil Kl Di i I U I ll Alt'.I.s. ABB
WII.|, AFTERWARD BTORE AND INslT'.l. 'MIL AU*
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waist . a-j.ll AXDfaUM
wi: aul. i.Mi'iioviN.. oi i: LIME OB silk
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