New-York tribune. [volume], April 16, 1893, Page 3, Image 3

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BLOODY RIOTS IN BELGIUM.
GREAT BICITEMENT THROIT.HOUT IBE
COUNTRY.
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CROWDS OP STRIKKRS CHARGED KY C. KN DA KM KS
AXD CAVALRY-A WOMAN' KILLI.I) AXD
"MANY PKRSONS REVXRELT INJL'RKD.
?"russels, April 15.-The most serious distarlaiBei
that bas yet occurred dnrtng Hie pre-em igttstlon
-gain?t the ("bamber of Deantles for rejecting u.e,
liiiver.ssl suffrage bill took plaee ln-t night m Joli
jnont. In a tight between the si rib-rs and the pen
diirmes one woman wa! Billed and titres of the
strikers were severely wouu led. 'ihe strikers hail
been el-orderly all ,iny, mid nt night began to nv
.amble In grout number-,. Winn the gendarmes Bl
tempted to disperse them, they met wit ii atrong )??
slsUince. In the mob of ttriken were ? nnmher
0f women, abo encouraged the non lo give battle io
the polleo. -spurred on bv these women, ike striken
fsaght dc-poratdy when the gendarmes attempted lo
dru's them from tho atiief. , lut,-. and Bt?nea B-en
freely used, and there wat, a nroagect bf Cn- "Bob get
ting the upper hand of the goridarrnea Minn the or
der nus given for the latter to draw their swords and
charge tbe crowd. The order wu* at ooce Obeyed,
nj.d the mob broke nml m.mt, rel In .very direction,
burling stones and othe- adaitlea n* tioy run. After
tbe rioters "were dtagBIIld it was found thal one of
tbe women had been killed, nnd that three nun were
badly noun(led. The wounded Were removed to a
hospital, and tbe body of the woman talton to (bl
morgue. The affair bas e-insed great excitement,
and further trouble 1% ayaaehended.
The "ghat leaders, many of whom are Boclallsts,
ere SBM?Bj In every way to unk,. tlc Strike genera).
]n Olient Uieir efforts nie aaec?na \il"li racceas, nnd
every flay fresh accessions an Blade l.v Hie strikers.
The situation ls acute, bot iii" ilovernment ls vigilant.
The r-trlkers In Git***?t are cau-ing greai excitement
In that town. Among the men who have quit work
are a large number of weaver*. The moro orderly
persons engaged in that occupation refused to join Ibe
strikers, and this greatly iticen-ed the strikers. To>
gay th.* latter determined to loree the working weaver!
Io leave, their looms, and in consegtteace n Moo iv
riot ensued. The rioters, numbering hundreds, at?
tacked HM workers nnd severely Injured mnnv of them.
The police were promptly at the scene, but they were
powerless to handle the mob. The strikers, aided
ly the usual crowd of loafer* and vue..bonds, turnej
on the police, and t?angk the tatter were anted they
were put to flight. Tho BOUce captains were badly
wounded. The entire portion of the city In which
the disturbances occurred ?as in an uproar. The
strikers, after the retreat of the police, t".k posse!
6lon of the Quarter, and acted la a dl-grnceful
manner.
The civil authorities, Anding* thal the riot was grow?
ing worse, called upoa the milli,uv for aid. Cnder
orders from tho central Bflthority, the ti.ps were
ready to render assistance a'henever railed upon and
a detachment of cavalry m.,s ordered t" disperse tlie
mot". They at once -one ceded to the Krai of Ihe
rloMng, and upon Um order lo disperaa teing greeted
Vttk derisive yells, th.-y ebarged the mob. The Inlier
lied precipitately when tiny saw tbe > BValrymen rid?
ing willi drawn WordI upon thenI and sought refuge In
houses and alleyways. Bot all escaped, however.
tome of the less fleet of foot were knocked down and
trampled upon hy the hones, white others wen
struck by swoids aud bailly hurt.
DOCK I_\B9Ri:i."V DEMANDS REFTSED,
IIIFIR PROPOSALS REIECTED BY Till". BHIPPEKS
?POSSIBILITY Ol* A OENERAL BTBIEl ,
London. April i:>.-T:ie striking dork laborers at
?Balli received anottts-r Mow front fae .-hipping
Federation to-day. Finding iV-ir place*: nili*d satis
fa'.torlly by non-union men, they made overtures la
the ma-ters for a MtttenM&t ,.f t e tn able. The
committee of the IBplojen ippotnted ii consider
the proposals to-day BBBonnced lhal Ihej bad n
jedd them. The strike:- ar.- son over their de
feat, but as yet, escapt In htotated rases, nfuse to
ret'trn :o work cn UM ?asters' terms.
In re-pon-e to UM appeals Usued lc Ihe striken at
Hull a BMS?ng <f seVenty-sU npresentatlves <f
London dock lat^rer*' and Other Hltfona whose mern
hers are employed in the shipping trade aral in lt In
this city ta-*?ur. After eon?dennie discussion ihe
delegate*: agreed to Inangursfa ., general strike at Bil
the port- in the L'nlted Kin gd .tn on Munt,v. n |.
extremely doubtful, however, if f.. decision will be
exe uted, unless lt ls contlrmej by tbe unions t.e m
gelvM in L'.'.'t in ?' .1 ? -? - i- r-.
SOriALI.-TIC DISORDER IN AMSTERDAM.
Amsterdam, April l*..-iiie conflict I betweei
police and ihe -soclnlKt ri?.t' rs wen renewed lo
I .-.', Ute Social:-'* pandlng Lie -treot-. sering ll
a most disorderly manner and challenging the polk",
to com hat. The police, armed altb iwoi ls, attack 6
the rhii'-rs, several ..t whom wen Injured. lin
mob wa-, at length dispersed and order n stored.
TWO ST'.-TKCTKI) DYNAMITE"-* ARRESTED.
Paris. April 15.?Brer -dnee Ihe dynamite esptoaloii
on Bot?taber - at th. Commissariat of Poll ,-, In Us
Kio d"* Hon Kulan*--, near Ihe Pahil* Royal, tbe
I*.ncr- huvo bw-n aeaiehlng for the perpelnton ol
the outrage. Today a luii named Dupml and a
wasaaa named Deanna?t wen arrested on suspttlou
of having cauaed the explosion.
This al'ulr, which nsnfted In the death of Ave
pe:,ons, had lt! Orig?* in tho gi?ll !_-*! Ol coal
annan at Oanan-a last fall. Mach bitter feeling
--.a-, engendered Uv the Strike, and Linn Redie, tlc
chairman of Um rnn. Ipa! mining company Involved, In
cuircd the especial hnUred ol th< ilrihers tbroogfa bis re
raaal to ci....te any al their demand*. Early m Hu:
morning of November B the ea*hl roi ihe Cu mau.* Min
l*-*gO)s_pany, whoso principal oficcsareat No. ll Av
dana dat l"Ope*"B? dlsoovend aa bo entered the building n
sjsplclous-1'.oking vessel i-eaembhng s -saucepan. He
called a porter, who canted the vessel lo tbe l un
uiivsary of I'oilce. V.'Jiile the poUce ohi...- then wen
examining the thing lt e.Njilod. "I, completely wrecking
Hie building and killing M. Bonsaet, lbs chief rterk;
M. PoiiK-movln, ander iwlgndler of poUce; M. Roana,
a mintabie; If, TrautOt, an Inspector, nnd Gamin, tin
porter. The b'xlic-, w-rc fright fully Bungled. Tho
only claw which tin- goBec tsbtslned was given bj
M. J.. ?: appel-, a dlicior of ihe Cannan. Mining Com?
pany, wjio stated 'hat a* ba was leaving Ute com
p.i:.. s cJBce on Um pre, .-oin ?. dav he saw I
woman, with Lr mud covered wllh i diawl ai
fsbOngt to ,li Jill-e bel-elf. going Up the -tali'ii-e a
h ? ..in,.- down, -li" carried a haskel frooi whlcb pro
traded a curiously slwped article wntiped In ? news
?jdiw. Tho poilci luui no loii't i ..ii Ui- woman
,,,? the t..,,I selected by eenuin of the Carmnu-*
striker, to cause an explosion al tbe eomp-?ny's ofBce
anil to kill Hann Mellie. The discovery ..f tbe bomb
by tue enabler fm-troted thia plaa, bul resulted In
the death of Ave parsons who wen in uo way Inter?
ested lu the Cai?UM*?( troubbs.
DOWAOER VUCHBM OF BUTHERLAXD Af C*C_BD.
Ix?iidon, April ii-A sensational statement was
medo today in the lYoflato Chart In the h-aiing h'
toro the President, Sir 1 ian'ita Heiuv .leune, of the
Sutherland will conte-t, Institutod by the present Duke
of Sutherland to oveithrow th" will Bade hy Ins
fa'ti";., the late Duke of Suthci larul, In favor of the
Dowager D?eham, UM seoul nile of Un- lite iiulvc.
The lato I>u_o dted on BSptunboe BB last, having
made a will favorable to ll* .soiond wife. A dispute
aBnaat BaaMiltHaIf fsegafl laHWBea iha b-*w Duke
sud the Dsssagsc Jru. ii?** conccriilng the possessloa
of ono of the ducal seat*. Tit;, n-.m < m. ?. sear Tn Bt
bain, and also tone, ming Oertsln vi luable family
BsU-teoaaa Tho present Pufca oootealed Ma falher"s
mil, and in court todiv oonnaal In Ida behalf a-k'd
thal a writ of attiic:,m..nt be i--tie?l a Ki I nt. I Hie Dow
agar D?tsaan on the irro?nd that, bsving obtained an
order to in-p-ct Oirtsln |*apera, be bsd deUbeiately
placed In tb.- Ure a docuirxnt wlaV li, under the order,
She was jierinltted u> Inspect. Justice Jeane -aid that
the charge was a serious one. ii,.- Justice ul i noe
Mopped the order of Inspection, n"d mid that th,"
l'owuger D-Oheai uiii*t autke answer to Ihe alh-ga
Hon on Tuesday next, and ihe ca-- na* conduin-d to
that date.
n
BEHH1NO riKA COITIT TO LINK AT THK El Y-KK.
1-arls, April 15.-l>renldent Carnot will BtrVI I dtiirur
to the members of Un- Bearing Sea 'lill.nu al ol Ar
MtriUion and to the repre-cntativ.-s of OreBl Iii Hain
aiid the United Stales m Hie aaa! on Saturday next.
FREEZING OUT AHLWARDT.
coNsiDr.RAiiisE ' kxcitemflst OVEB tiik
AFFAIR.
HIS FOLT.OWKKS STILL BELIEVE TIIF. GOVEBB'
-MUNT BEARED ms DISCLOSURES THE
CRISIS ix ui.Lf.lLM tNU THE
BEVOLUTIOB IB BERYIA.
Ia rilli. April l,-,._TI,e method followed bv the
?"bli tag thia wck |n enforcing ,),.. ,?i,, ,,f ?ro,. dun
? Hi" c,,*e of Alilwar.lt will conflrni hi- roltew.-ri la
""!r 1"'1"'" Hun tie Hoase want* to throw aside the
?ceasaUon! without bearing them. Many memben
""fret that rope emui-ii VM ?,? givrn Alilwardt. as
soon as the Kelci,Mag resamed lt- titting after the
Kii-ior recess, to hang himself. The Intensity of Ihe
public exclteinent over ihe affair was abundantly
'viiione.d win-,, the Hones net on Thnndst, Minn
Ahlwartt, according to his promise, waa ,? unbuilt his
pro"fs ol otiii nil c-rrapUon. Tho galleries wen packed
with cnger Batmen. Yesterday then was a repetition
,,f ihe scene, bal as Ahfrwsrdt could n?t '.nain a
-nfliciont number af votes to carry a motion for Hm
appointment af a committee to examine his dee
"Hollis, they were doomed tn dl-iippoinimeni. in
race of the fenn "in that Ablwardt bas caa-ied, Ihe
In-idem of the K-lch-iiig would bare shown Isrtter
tact ir he hud lesa rigidly followed the rule, of pn
redan, which la nu- ca*., iron Ablwardt ont. Al a
meeting of ru supporten, held ml.in.-rn i,, the In
cld.iu in the Reichstag, Ahlwardl srised the occasion
; to declare that he was debarred both from prodnrlng
| the documents and from spanking because certsln
; memben of the Government feared the dlsclosnres he
i could make. He further -aid tbat leading members of
i the House were je.,hms of hi* growing Influence and
j concurred i? ti,o eoaontraey r.( s.i.m-o ot-ganlced
against him.
ALARMED ny THU OVTBREAB IB PUI/W' M.
Occurrences in Belgium are ronslng gloater anxiety
to the Foreign OfBce thal the Servian roup d'e it.
Ali iiini'd conflict over the popular demand for a i"
?rislon of Un. Belgian l'oii*tltullon, n-sulUng In revolu
Hon and the placing In power of allies .,r Fnnce, '.
so within Ibe bounds <>i probability that French new*
pa pet* are already Indulging In surmlss* as lo Whit
Germany would dolo ra**?ol the monarchy in llelgium
beim* overthrown. Reports an credited in **Mne
lienih organ- that a ' nipa' i between Emperor
winiam niki King Leopold arnnges for the Herman
o'?. upallon of Belgium Within a day ii a i "Volution
threaten! to overthrow the Mug. These nporti an
considered here n* nonsense.
PEARCE AND TDK BERYIAB BEV0LUT1OX.
with regard to servia, u the Fnnch Guvernment
did not Insptn the coup d'etat lt was concerted
under ii* knowledge. Ten dav- ago M. Dokitch,
n:o i- now King Alexanders Prime Mini,or. visited
ex-King Milan in Lari-, and a th lum planned Ihe
coup which Hie b?.y King executed umier Instructiona
from his father, Milan. Iii" i\ king lasl Bight
telegraphed to M. Dokitch congratulatlona upon tu
successful l-sue of the plan. The Bfloh* has Im
portance as a possible factor tn early disturbances
on Ibo Bulgarian frontier, which mil Involve the
attention of Germany and Austria, Ihe chief natlons
of Ihe lini! und. Some inkling of Ibe roup app u
tn have reached M. SlambouloB, iho Bulgarian I'rime
Minister, before his recent audience with Emperor
Francis Joseph al Vienna. According lo -? ni
oftdal advlci - hom tho Austrian capital, the Emperor
during i.i- Interview proinlaed t" support Bulgaria,
while advising thal that country persevon In Ita
paclfii policy, refraining from everything lending
lo provoke a conflict with servM or lo Increase the
dlttcultiea ultli Russia. M. Ntamboiilofl I lien de
ri red lint thc reports thai Ihe marriage ul Prince
Ferdinand ol Bulgaria would be followed by a praia
uiaHon of Bulgarian Inderx-nilence in no way torre
* ponded wini tue Intentions id t....'enimeiil.
MU. EMPEBOB'S VISIT TO BOME ABO VM NM.
Emperor William l-ft bellin yesterday for Swine
[minde, At :; o'clock this morning be sailed t ??'.?
f.T Kiel, wi-i-o be wUI Inspect ii" Sort i Sea I mal,
I I-.a his r.'iirn be will proceed 1" Rome. the
Imperial puny "111 remain x.n? day* lu Vienna,
where they are expected lo univ. ,,:, .May ?;. The
i peror mil res Wu al s*clioi>brut)n during .
and a series ol f?-u*s wBl be given In bis honor.
MR. PHELPS OS Till". BAMOAS DI FTP I iii'.
in a eooversatlon on the Bsmoan dlflcalty, Wollum
Wiper Phelps, Ihe American Minuter, said dal be
regntted the failure ol Chief Justice Cederkrsnti te
fu!til Iga official duties. Mr. Phelps boMi that ihe
-aiii'ian conference .Me.-.-d What was al Ihe Ume tba
only possible modus vivendi. Mr. Phelp* -..lu al n
tbo.ii ' new . onferenee a ould non i e id
|.-. Mc. li.rip- Wa i Ol ? of Hu | ? -'t His
,r,,u." given on wednesday evening si I ?? French
Embassy In honor of the new epai I h Amtia udor.
TRIAL TRIP OP THE CAMPANIA.
NIE MW CCNARDER MARES Till. GREATF.*T
bPEEU I VI U Ll \< illili IV A Si i AMslill".
I.mi..n, April 15. ine new - amer Campania,
halli for tbe Cunard Company, bad ber trial trip on
?.... Clyde |o-day, and ber performance was wonder
'ul, considering the fact that her engines an Hld and
mile aol worked down lo Ihe bearing**, iii" Cam
p..lia attained a maximum peed ,.f iS'1.50 knot , '.r
linly iii.un seven mil'- nu hour. 'I I.i- i th, great
.-i speed ever attained by any -loam hip, and ju?
line- ike hope that ^in- will be aide to make the run
from Fastnei t" -.univ Hook in dve dav- and a half.
The Campania l- scheduled i" leave Liverpool [or
Sew-York on Saturday next. Ob h.r tir-t voyage
ihe nhl attempt lo break do records, bul will at ea ra
ulong easily, lo allow i,,r engines te gel Into Br '
class working order. When this occurs Utero l
carcely a doubl that the Campania will make a record
"...i v.ill not be beaten by any leamsblp now afloat.
The new -i.atiier i a model "i luxury and con
venlence. and contains every esaenilal '<? make ber
passeugi-rs comfort! le. Ever) berth bi beau rn
u-agi-d fur her Itrsl trip.
I ? Lucania, Ihe sister -hip of the Campania, will
be launched In ahoul Ix weeka, and will begin her
regular sulllliK' BOm? lune in July.
a- - *>-rn
COSVICTIOS OP BAROB JIA-JTN'.S ANMi.I.l.l).
London, April 15.?Bli George Manner A th?y, who
Ha lu Ibe Hon e of Lords as Baron Hastings, aad
H iq na- c. iiviit. d on March Sd of having In Blted a
young Moinati In Regents I'm li and ."lien, ed IO
pay a till" of '-:'" or to be Imprisoned for three months,
appealed against Ihe sentence Imposed upon bim,
RDd to dav the appeal was heart. Tho conrtroom
was crowded with Irienda of Ihe accased bub, among
I bern hem.' Ihe Duke of fortland, UM Marqala of
/.??land, Loni Randolph Churchill, Lord suffield, Utrd
Mai. h, aud 1/oi'd Durham. Union Hastings, -rho ls
deaf, li-dnned lo thr- proeeedlngi through in ear
Irnnpot, Th" young woman u?.om u waa charged
|M, .,.,!, Insnhod trai Um principal trltnesa. she
declared to-day thal bbs did aol consider Baroa
lb, Ungs'i behavior Improper. A man named Wells,
H.:molly a coasubte, wa- ibe person who -nada ihe
charge agntnsl Union Hastings aad eaased i"
. i-i,..,. Ile WSS compelled lo admit that tic had been
dismissed tram ,;"' poUra loree. Counsel for Bsna
(Ji ,|ngfl ihowed bj hi* questloni that Be thong A
iveiis freouented the parki for Ibe punoae of tevylag
i,'-., luiiill This Ihe witness denied. The Court
.pin-ned tlio convicUon. and Baron HaaUnp aaa
discharged.__^_
-gOBBTEB ICEBBsROfl FROM i UK e?UTHERB SEAR.
Loialon. April 15a?The Lrltisl, bark Ariadne. Csp
lain CTOOt, ariived lure ye terday front Tacoma.
-i?. coiitlrnis ihe npon *ts*i-etofon ncelved of Ihe
phenomenal lc-'rlft from tb- Aiitarclic Ocean. < ?n
January i". *ken "ll'",t ??*- **&**? aerthwesl ol
Georgls Uland, off the southern part Bf UM
Lhlll.n coaat, thi Ariadne arrived oft t\?- tall ol
.,? lober'/, or more properly un Icefloe, whi. li ex?
tended further than Um Iga could ant. The Ariadne
Heard the nOriheSSl did of tt'ia* Ice after BSlBng
i ' ,, fr,,,,, f,.r thirty milos, and steped ber
along Hs Jjont ..^ j.,-,, >t,Ui,y ,,,.,?.,..., ?,.?
s,".',n""but non'." wa- of -such enormous proportl. aa
Ibe one rii?rre,l 1*9. m_
-IO gXTRADITE 1ABB* BPESCER BALPOCR.
,??,?,* Aire*. April I.V-'" The Argentine Times"
.Lue* that ibe Argentine Oovornmeal hu- eonscnted
IT Irani Ibe .MradUh.n to Ona! Ildtatn of .'ai*-/.
__ n,'..r Balfour, l"t'' tawmaer of Parltomenl for Hutu
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE
CEO. C. FLfNT CO.,
STORES! 104, 106. IBM WEMT UTU "-T., b-'?'"?" (!" ^--.jaBBWMB
FURNITURE-ARTISTIC AUI> 1*******"*
The lariat a?sortiutut In PARLOR ?????
FURNITURE.
.it artes
* uii*ni;>a**e.t ta
BEDROOM I-n,;"co,,7n",V'. r""? .... I cm-iu-- ***? w
Hii'.itiK sn i.nrstiiok. wo IllN NG* ROOM.
offer HAUL BAMGAIBS. Ulnl - -
, a tana and luunloouil
FOLDING BEDS \mWF
I cheapness.
r.,B'"s.led. ____?
and cbeapa-l kl """ "'?'?st
"*l^ OP THK SlAHPAtr ^^^^yttylownUt!i
Hardwood work for hou-c luterloro, ofllcea, bau ka, etc-, u*oto v
lev. who ls accused of hnvlng been a pnny to th*
Iranda by which I ?? -Imnbelden of the Uherator
i.iili'ilng Sisioty mai other similar Institutions -vere
ii. maded ont of large anani of money.
TO i-ESTORG ORDER IN SERVIA,
TUT. NKW PBIXR MINI-i'i 1'. BTATES THK POUCT
OF TIM. GOVKBBMEBT.
Belgrade, April 15.?M. Dohllch, ti." now rrlm.*
Ml ter, whom Kin.- Alexander's roup if.tai ha*
placed lu power, slated ".dav tint ihe Ministry
would devote their whole attention to Internal affair*
and to iii," reatontloo "f legal orler and civil se
carUy. They had no feeling of vengesnce sgainsl
ths late Government, bot desired to be at pears
wlih everybody, i ? deposed Begente wooM be
permuted io retire lo il" ir estate! ami would not
1*- till,!, -tell.
M. I.i-iiich and (hn-rnl !'.< limaihovitf h, the cv
Regent! ol -.rill, wan nen deposed from jHiu.r Iv
King Alexaader*i coup d'etat "ii Thursday Bight,
have been lli-or.it.ii. The ev Mlalaten hive also
hoon -t at liberty, Ring Alexander being satlsfled
thai lhere la aa occasion f..r detaining them, as
everything i- peaceful a i 'i'i" I- no resistance to
io ? ? ? bority oi the young Kin_
? ?- ?
THE U'Or.!.l:\ IV MORBIHA-<*.
Tin: nt:vims in thi MSTRI, j' said to AVEB
tGB LIVL I'M I.V
Paris, April 15.?Cholen conti itiei to .1 im vhf!';.*
In Hie Iowa of I'i ul, ni an.! .-l-eiilore In the de*
tarta-enl ? ?< Mortdhsa. Il i I led lhal ti.- deaths
tr..in ...i.l.-ii m thal district av. rag- BVa daily.
THK MFf.IMTK s, AMi.M. TO HF. PBOBED.
I.ir:-. April 15.?Al the Cabfaef CanncH held in the
Ely. to.lav Getaerai u>|sjlloa, Minister of w,r.
anrmt-nced that he bad a|>polnted a commltaaan pre
sided oi .-r bv General Davousl io Inqntn Into Hie
stalemeats ,ii?, Tat-ptn, i!,.- Inventor ..f H..- e_f*loa*vs
mehnite, had boon convicted on perjured tesMm?ay
of leUIng th" seem ,,f the manufartun of melinite
io Anastroag a < .... ol Engtaad, and also lo nuke
a general Inquiry imo the facts relating io the pro?
ceedings again-1 Turpin. General Lsropold Davond
ls a grand-nephew ..r the i.nuoii. m.inhal ol i ??
i n ;? re, n.i- a splendid milli in ret-ord. and li
i- expected ll,at any report in...ie by hiai will com?
mand confidence.
'?THi: ARO US" (Asl. IS THE COURTS,
kBGCMEBTB BEFORE JUDGE PARRER-A REF
I REE tPPOIBTl :?
Blngston, X. Y., April 13 |Specf_l).*->Xol much
prsgnsa ? ia psde in the etlletnenl ol tbe Btrof-gle
hu- lao ownership ami control "f -ii,.. Albany
Argus" ben p. day. although several hour- wer.i
,sumed lu ihe pr.?ii: m.m <.f voluminous 'legal
papen in Judge Parker'a roarL Among tl." counsel
nero Kati .iv Hil... Alpbeus BulUey, George L.
steadman, lt. a. I'ai'iiat. r and william B. Coben,
wi", appeared for lbs speer "tarty; Bdarin Count rr
n:i:i. l'.. -i. M.- .'ii ami .lame- .1. Farren, wno nitre
seated Ihe Manning Interest; Willi mi R, , .. i.
aa.I ft, M. spo.r wen also present. Tbe bearing
a*aa "a Julge Parker'*1 Injunction ?'? inlning the
Msnnlng lti*p-*etoni from serving ai lbs annual rte,
lion. J udp <? in-: - iy .i aid thal >' - pell
did not r-pv. an] part ,.f "Tbs Argus'1 ompanr.
.is. pip, r* showed, i... Court, however, tait bed
a Ide these li-chnb illtles f..r ino tints*, and the moe
lng papen and ibe accompanying BfBdavlla wen
r..ii at gnat length by Mr. tnt ulm.m. Judes
i . ?.". .in :: .-I leave lo .r.lamins Wiiiiiu
R, Cassidy, Mr. Speer and others whose aft. la ? i I
nen read, bul l - pri' ll, v wis n ?? gt u l, t
Mr. Maegan laen r l tbe answering d filaB
ail,.i .vu,. Al right to the title of " Argns Com
paoy" was denied lo Ihe Upr-i-r people, ? ? ?? ? -
any ownenhlp ol nock by ft. B. Cassidy, or any
\--,; transfer ol Hock lo Mr. -peer. Ile mid (hat
: .? u ...!?? matter was a consplracji t. defraud ' ??
IB** OT ** reta th.Ill
.i dge Parker finally appointed Severyn H. r*l irpe,
,,f :? . rlty, ,?? fen e to ' .-? '? ! n**?rt
. .i .ni or before -alard iv next. I
hearing will ls rte at Mtmi 1 on Mond iy. l
M lue conting' t Uius n-aialn in p ? ??
b.,-1 iriMi ti.at Ume.
TALE DID SOT Sim THE QI ANTE
PEOPLE DIBAPPOIBTEO AT THE POLO OBOUXDM
Maxy dam es mi; tbe bummer.
At t Pola '? ? a, 1- TO)-'j rt. . '?
-r ? . roth ? ls, ak i had M se,
i ..- rame - h a lied i?:??;. ' ' i sud Ih ?
.N.vs. nek Bines. . ? -.:??? i ? oodl.
linn, and tl..- -..', , oms o it bright Ot I
BOIBS ".- >" b ' . Hi '.i.i.,- i-'r-' f. li'. Lui tl.e
\ ,, '.ji,, ii..i i." , I-.-. ...i ap vi n lintis! I tc. "oij
bad ti" n rt rited fi '"? '".'???*' "??"?
?li,, -*-?',... tl . ? . . .'. win maka n ? ill
- , - sa 1 ail t.-ii" ' Pol ?
: ,, w'..i , -.;,?.- .' i s ? - ? ?? '?-?
a a?ay fr ? i. 'i.'' ? .N.'i'V" s a. '
arrant* I tl rt -ram. -1
a, i I IB S. 1 . A. C. rs. *i * ? ' f", SI 1' ?
..
April 29 N- V. A. C. VS. Js-i- :~ or Ve Lui
..' B I. ?'?
Mav i N. v. \ . \- T? . ? a'. \. vv Mai tl.
Maj ?. .v v. a. , . i-. blah al uid A. C., at 1
,.;(.' mil-.
May 20 B. Y. A. C. rt. Bbtra l-l \ C . a,
b's' a I- ? d.
M.v -i v Y A. C. v- Tate Lau 8 bool, a' P
?
Mav 'M> N. V. A. C. i *. KSW-Jei I v A. L . a'
B i'o.at
july ??'? N. V. A C. va W m.. ur A. C., J! I".,,.
'.
Aag -'. ff. v. v i \-. Mould?lr a. i . at Bool lair,
'J le V ll-YoI -, AU I' U' ' .'.ll ll ' ll I" Ul ll ?:<! ll ll Ung
,r, i i,. i ...I a lay sad i ? li t Us li pleas. Como..
: .in ii.:, ii i. p .ie ? ton, J'i i
H..,..ia, l...iv :-.".. ul p, a-".iv:,..i. Lkiroit, Syn
IV ? hester, Buttai ? md < ; . ?? A Oil, Ue lluba, i -.
pirra in U**5 sod oihei clues. Tbe leam Maits Wi-ol
lo August, i ? i era of tho club kave air ad)
-i ii,li. .t theil Int, 'lion "I a ? ..nipan} Ul.' ll.u t'S'ii. A
-p. lol t ola in i i." ? rtered
The Kew.York Ali..''- dab I int um try thi
i.i'i.i..- acali ? IfaJ next IVeS-M?loy; Weatervall,
a...l.:-.ni aad na.loiug the oil blag uni Curry,
i.en,a-iv Bad Smith, Um eatcblag. B. u? barm,
hi sher, O'for nor, ie.it. i ...ii mei Deppi, vv.., ..,- OM-m
I,, rt ... Um t" ..m. li , ., ,.i e.. -. oi i. ?
mal Bi oka a and MrKcnile, ..i Princeton, aili j...a : ??
team is -.. a. a. u>< ? i. i- '.v.- . Battle snd
ii.-aii und ..I.a i rollers men Blah la join Um team, bul
bs th.b i..ii has l hi ny-se v. . mea ta draw r., lt ls
nol probable that bcd nan ".iii bi a rep, il.
ii.- lilanu aili hara ;. busy week of it. They |
ibe ral* im,'" ;,' Bea Haves ta .. rra . il Bfa
on Tneooay, ai -.tina Island on Winne-**y, and Us
I, sys al in- polo I. .'ini- on Thu oday ami in.i'.i. 'J ic
Ni ? v io; .e.. a ike Troy gi, rodi st I'roy on Ewtardsy.
The ?'i*f*i'.i. i "ioho : t i.usi ni j'.... Braohlyn. yester?
day, I., two. i ti,, c, .rn ,i.'i Pol t.iiu.ii teams aa
jo.-t; oi.? '1 on u.. o',nt ul Hie ,.,.,,.
WORK OP THE TROY WETW0D1ST COMFEBESCE.
Alt.itiv, April IS. Tho Troy Methodist Bpi ...|sil
Obnterence contlnned Its aorh nus a-ornlng. com
iiiHtcs seported and the following nero admitted on
trial: Sheratan Lou ??, c. ll, Qulslan, 0. M. Bowns,
K. M. ion Broeek, I , A. Burbank, C, I. ffc-ward,
t. B. Harris, B, L Cnpo, ft. D. Bpeticer, Jamea Vaa
Arnuin, ii. C. Petty, H. P. Allen, 0. L. Thom].
K. E. Marsh, L. n. Van Arnaa and Otto Gable. Ihe
Rev. Dr. |-ech, of ike Geaetal Ml- lonary >vi.:\
Dr. Hu/, ii, of the Chunk KMoni.ui Boclety, and
Dr, Bely, Ihe new l^ilt.-r of "The Metkodbl Re
view,'' addn "'"I Lie til.nf. renee. Inillalioli* ii-re
presented tor the Beal -?? don "f Ike Cooferonce from
i ol.oe*, li,iv.-.--.viii, and .-.iratoca. ibo Confereoe
v..i.l to go to Col.s. i:i-h,,p Jayes nUI pnscb
lo-morroi B-ornlng in Harmanaa b*leec_er Hall. Ih**re
belng uo i bu 11, i;, the iHy large enough to ace,.mino
dale iii,- crowd capntad M sllead.
WU WOWS THAT HOMESTEAD MLS WILL BTSIRB
Chicago, Af-ril i">.-.\ dispatrk from Plltsbuig ufa
there al.- good riri-oiis for belli ling. III -jMIe nf ri
jH.rl.s lo il. lian. Ilia! tl," neil In Ihe I lom. lead
steel arorka an getting ready to -trike agata July I,
The mea kari bera ? ?-.i-.-ilv organ?_tlg. Bod ar., noa
id lo bc so well pr*-*Mi-ed thal they believe them
selvei o'luai ti, BBOtber r*onte*L Howiilead'a is ibe
gnataal -alli In the eouatry. sad lt t* urged lhal
uni'.n Bsbor can,,.,i afford 10 have i: r, ii hui boo
union. , in- -.up,.m.- effort alli i?- nude i<> regain
lt. Then i- -.id lo be much dlsasUsfacUon am.,ni;
Mic un ii ai Hou-estesd. They say llsey kare all
i., gain mid nothing io lose lu rose ol snother n?
teat. The Amalgamated Association ofhclals ban
nothing to aa).
THEY TWOUOBT TBS BAM BAB CWOLEBA.
Moi inoutii, m., \|,iii j;,.- Passengers nt theCblcago.
Bjuriiagtoa and ymmv Maiiou Ben yest-*rday poora
lng were p..ni, rtriehaa sa baaitng '?'??" n ama aha
pud i**_rpto?n of A-iiiiie ch,,len una lying in one
Of Ihe "aiiltn; ro,,in-. mialling a train going iio.i.
A h"'v uiiii Hat sold thai he had Hw eholen. lt
mus unril.le ,? ,r,,iv ,,r ,.v,.n Sit Up. and bud (,,
I*, .iirri.si int,, n?. tar. Ths niau raajM m Mon
mouth from tomt j.iitiou noiib of ban, and uiu. on
h> ivai' wasg,
THE NEW METROPOLITAN.
AN IMraOVEMENT IN* THE OPERA HOUSE.
PLANS FOK TIIF. r.KSTor.ATIO*** 0? Till'- I'.IT.NTD
ACOITORICM.
The BuBdlflg Committee of the MriroBOll-ia >i>"4~?
and Beal Estate Company on Friday inproved plans
fat i I- reconstruction ol the interior ol th" Metro?
politan Open House, id,uh wu* destroyed by tire
last mbnater. The eornmlttee consist! of Adrian
l-.'ln. s. I). Babcock, l;obert Gosriet and ,.. ,;.
Haven. Ii* mii..n d'*** bot have lina! cMT.et' bul lt
um wlthoel ,'..,ubt he ratified by the Board of di
1 rei,,.-, .ind the proccsa l* regarded a- merely a
inaner of form, ih'' plana adopted iver,, drawn by
J. H. McEHatrick _ >'<n, one of th" bcst-Uinm n linns
Tnr. PABTEBRE CIRCLE,
." Iheatrlnil anrdtects tn tbe country. Features of
Hie plans kara been published from time lo lime I'i
?li.*" mimili-, but lt U noa- for the flr-t Hmo p.,--i
ll., to give them with a con-Iderahle degree of fal
. tpti d' tall.
A great lmpro*rr_ienl nhich win appeal to numbers
nf attendants at the open ?- soon as they enter the
house nlll h.- th" facilities for t-ottlng to th., upp-r
Moor- of the buUdlBg. There nip be four taree ile
VBlors on Cir, l'ortli'tli-it. side "f t :?? building, cl"-'" to
His entrance on that .-ld", which nil] he at the sum,"
point as formerly. Hut Instead of this entnnee
belng lillie a-****, ns before in fart th.it <b,.,r was
scarcely tner ned at all except a- an exit and il?
illi entrance, by a few of the box holder- ll ls < \
p., ted that on ar. ount of tho elevators being situated
tiaro it v. ill be il-d veil mon lian the mail) .ii
tr.nico in Broadwny. it l-' Intended thai tbe fear
elei-alor-', togetlnr shall bl kbb" to enrrv IBO people
a minii'e. Their tlr-t, slop will bo made at iv
(.-rand Her of boxes, which l-l to ls* next nl.ove the
paterre tier nnd was fut BM*! ly called th.- Ilrst lur.
They ?ill 'hen go on to the dresi cirilo and balcoDy,
but will not co loth" family circle, tilt being rea. bcd.
as lt ninnis na-, aiid a- il I- In all Well regulated
theatm, hy a separate entrance.
Bohody ev.r had any con 1 ler,bio familiarity with
the Metrof-oHtan "pom House in lt was without be
lng convinced that ihe im,-, nf sight were in many
b t)Jr\
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THE ?.land TIER.
i. ;-? ' I id, .'.- mui li Improvein. nt mil be made
., p .'.v. a-.i lhal ".il I"- a good deal. Ihe ******
v. ill be lowered about Hine feet, ind bo will lb,
fra tt .ni "iii.- pit. h of ih" on best ra tt.*.r mil
ai .i be '.moil int rhanged, sirius' ll a allghUy iholl
like i rm. ii h ? ii I- found lo ba Ibe best for otford
lng good lines "f Slghl from all pirts of the house.
The changes alli much Improve Ihe view from the
fi ...? rows of teats, Ihe il age being loner in relation
i,. h.. ai i em before, in.. ..li arrangement wa?
it.. Idedly a ii '? rael iry In Ibis r. ip 11. All Lie
ll.-, 'n.i htleontes will be pile lied a little toward tbe
Ides, thai ls to say, i *sy will be higher
ai ibe huh .f ihe house lian next the itagrt nod
i . alli be a great help 'o pe..pl.. dttlng alon- the
..; ibe h"i "-ii " - The few boxei al the lids
,,f ibe on ':? Ira ii"1 r, level sith lt uni nexl the itage,
me nmoved.
The little pena for standing room at the lld, i also
di i|rpear. Bach ol these pena the spue,-; nuder ihe
.??I, ie ..r boan baa heretofon been entlroly wi lcd.
i,,.. towering "f ibe on best ra tt"or wMI bow bUow
i: to I..- ii-.d, abd the span thai gained, togctlier
arith Hu' ol Ike -.n rilled l">\.-. and the standing
r... ii pens, will he made Into an onbestru rinle,
with three r..ii* ol scats. The main eatrann lo Ihe
..r ii tra floor, lit ti,- bu U of tie bouse, ara! for
in 'iv ap a steep lie ia,.- from tbe lobby, lt will
t: .i h.- on a level, tb?i al-,, being a natural re-ult
ol towering tbe ii-t. A few -eats ar., tost lu tba
or. in- ira by making two al lea Instead ..f ono.
as iii the old plan, and then will be i rican passage
ail the May around these ants, Instead of at Ihe
Ide only and not al the back aa before. The
iv.ii be of the mme ..ld, large and comfortable
plan. Al the back "f the orchestra ctrcle ami all
hi*.und it trill be a span righi feel wide for stand
li ? room.
In Hie examination ol the plan for lae parterre
Her "f boXes, an.,uer InipTOVeBleflt I- -."il. Ibe
d, ..f tin- horse hoe wig be straightened. ii.is
can be '.ii .ii the accompanying cut. Tin* sides
formerly made a coii-l'leiable iinie Iii t,,waid the
mi.I.IL of the house for al.I the distance from box
Bo. :; io N... I .. aird from Bo. i to IB, The change
ruakea ihe line* "c slghl from such points aa boxei
Boo. 15, it, IB, IB, H and ?-'<> much belier. The
aame cbaage i- made In ihe groud .n-r ami lu all
the bsleonlea, ntih ti.- ame bf-eflrial result. The
part.ire u.r 1- to ("? oe**?pied bj the rtockbotdere.
ii bas Ihlrtj dvs boxes, and their assignment* to ihe
ttochhwlders wen published la Ibe Tribune three
weeks Bgo. Tke fr..nt- ol Ike >? boxes ,,-,.il io form
oin- unbroken Bne. Bow ihej will have separate
curved fronts, roch prujecUug ono fooL Bark baa
an allie room, Ol . ..ui'.-..
ih. neat tier will uudi-rgo -till more ci,ange, in
the th : place Hs nam. niil be changed, ll was
railed Un- Dnl Her, whereas li retried ;.. all outward
appearance, snd in fact reallj wa . ih.c..ml Uer, ?->
ihal Un- ni me na* misleading mid confusing, lt will
i*.iv be called the grand Her. At Ibe bark li Will
ban nineteen Im,\. . corresponding with Ibe -tock
holder-,' boxes iiinier them. *"hey "in hiv.- similar
eparate curved trouts and .inl.i-i.om-. Itu tn,.
Driiing the Brain
ms
vi t!;e expense
of t!ic Body
U'.iiic we drive .jBKr^
ui, hi^t^,^myA
must bund up "ggffi 2L
t!ic body. Ex- ^[-r^^ii
ere bc, pitrc c\r i.:..-r*r--.-_> '*
? foods that
rKi!:o healthy fio*-!i?refreshing
c p? -sticii arc methods. When
loss of flesh* s'trenirtii and nerve
become apparent your physician
frill doubt less tell you that tiie
quickest builder cf all three ii
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil, which not only
creates flesh of and in itself, but
stimulates the appetite for other
foods.
I'r-pjr-d by trott lt Bown*. N V. Al! dnfrt-te.
BEST & CO
Boys'
Bluchers,
In Russia Loather, sizes .11-2 to 7 1-2, a
popular novelty in mir shoe depart mont this
sea-' n.
Ono ot the advanf:i'_es of selecting Children's
shoes from our stock is, that they caa aliena*
lu- eorrtttlu Stied; thi* saves trouble in after
.icu*. Wc hare iprcial last*, and a wider
range of si*"* aii'l gtylea than tan be found in
the ,1, partmeiit-' ol general stoics, or even the
lui'.?est shoo stoies?and our pi leos are rij-lit too.
60-62 West 23d St.
Port let I)-st. side, that ls the right of the house fncInK
the stnev, .mci.dun* from the extremity of this lialf
< ir. le ut boxes to Hie stage, will be two row.* of
open boxes, m.' behind the oilier. There will be
,uelve of those tn tlie front row ii nd ellBran 111 th.
bach. The back row will be raised above tho front,
and then v. ni be ? passage between thea*. Ihaai
boxes nhl have no abiensiiiis. Tln-y ure Intended
to hold lour persons each, bul they win be sepantod
only hy rails ol oriiiiuieiiiiil bras*, and these aaa b
iiinoie.l sn us to throw any desired BBBlhrr of tho
boxes into one. Oeeapylog thc whole corns pondi uk
apace with these twenty-three boxes, on tho other side
of the boase, will be s single larg* box, scatinj* H>1
people, lt can lt" used f..r a lari*'" pany and when
not so us.d, single seats may he sold In it. Of the
nineteen boxes Iii the middle nf thia tier, four Will be
reserved for , he, directors and managers, und the rest
will i.e offered for sutaeripfflon. fMoekhofstan of th''
old company, who are cot Btoehhuldcrs of the new, will
have the tir-t prlrllege ot sub-cribing for thais boxes
f..r liv.- years, nt fr-,."..,))) u year each. If thev lia""
IO be let for less than hw yara, Uta rate will be
high, r.
lue dross circle, balcony nnd family circle will not
be much t-aaged, except lu the respects already
un ii,loinil. of BBttentOf the curve ut the sides und of
making B pilch toward the BtSfe. Th'" .-banding room
Bl Iht) bad, of the dr.-s cud., and balcony will,
however, be somewhat better than befon. Formerly
lhere wa- plenty of it, but ii was not nod for mach.
I. M-atltg capacity ol the whole BOUM is Uiuh
.?inhaled :
Orchrstto . W
ii estra Circle. '**>''
., ts)les w."i 0 lestl ia-h. 'i-1
.?.( i..\e- mil. ) Mata each. '?'?
i I
Hr .* i i! !"
IMItooy .
I'aiiui.v Circle.
. im
.120
.63J
. 070
T t.I ."T.3,010
This la about l')0 more limn the bouse would
formerly seat. Tbe probable number of person*
iiho cnn be accommod.ii.il witJi standing noa t
i ruputid at '.'.ii"", ii Dumber rai?y \Mt$tt than \w
i ,i... i ,o .1.. .i'.,!i.uis .>'. Un- bouse ar-- not yal fullv
decided up ii. but th'- prevslNng colon will probably
be Ivory, ted snd gola. The stage will be reen
?tmeted 'ii the newest and most sps-troved plana sad
will be capable <.f much Busier nnd more effecUve
worhlng than befon. lt will be what U called a
sectional stage, any part of which can be nts ed,
lowered or removed to assist in producingeffecta. The
on h.-ira pu will be of the Bayreuth style and there?
fore min ii the sumo BS before, t'nder tin- present
iifflcrs, mi the Thirty ninth at. -ide, will he eight 200
horse power boilers for Hie elntrlfl light plant, which
wm !*? one of ihe large*! private -*fstor_a In thc city.
\l...iii S.000 lamp- wtil be -sod lu UghUng tho build
lng. What dlopralUon will be made of the old u-sem
I'. rooms i* not derided. No provision is mads for
? iv ring to .over the onhestra Mata In malling a
lallroom of the bouse, as n ls nu tangar Intended to
have lt used for ball*
VICTORY rOR TUE SCOTCH PUBLISHERS.
w
INJtN'iTION- AOAIKST A REPRIXT OP THE
" BVt rCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA.**
.ludpe Town-end. In the L'nlted -tates circuit Court,
bas -granted A. d <'. Black, pubMahers, of Idtabargh,
ni injinu inm reatnlnhag iii- Henry (,. Alleu ,'ompanv
uni imik .v Wsgaalls from ?snatsoturlng or ?eUtra
their nprlnt of ihe " Ency l ipaedla Britanalea." The
Scribner edition I- Cm- aatbortied America*.* one. lt
c..nt.iln.d various arUcles bj Ueoeral Francis A.
Walker and other American writers, which w.re copy
righted le re. The defendants denied the rlnlit to
opyrigbt pingle articles and thus to protect tba entire
work flinn reprinting by anaatheriaed publishers.
Then tia* been a gn al de ii of UilgaU?a over the copy?
right Ol the encyclopaedia.
Ope pii.i e >.f tue llilgatloa rame bedan Jadsn
Butler in tba United Btatea Circuit Curl for the
Kostera I>i--t i-i.t ol I ? ? n-i lianla. und h., lu 1879,
li. ll Hutt Ibe Blacks enid not protect u?. eulin
ni i.i ipaedla In ihe United Mates merely by having
in n a few copyrighted articles bj At?_ricea aathbrs.
ih.. preses! a. tom came befon Judgs salaniaa. hen
.ii l-'.in. The two d leudauts luterpoaed a demarrer,
d." i.'ilng 1.1 it the couti nHou "f tbe Blacks weald
deprive the Amirtcaa people of u eo-nnwo law piivi
:.?'-. Thi* d'u.uner waa overruled bj .Iud*'." Milt)
m.m. judge Townsend considered the rase on Ba
main Issues, so the present victory of the Scotch
i .iii tiers ls mon sweeping than that ol Hine yean
ago.
Tbe defendants set up various allegat?tan, ono
being thal Ihe partnership of UM Me-rs. Black had
um been eatabllahed In the case. The Ju.!,*" sttnched
ii > weight lo Ibis, im vari..ii* other p lats he also
ruled lu favor of Ihe complaliiatTi*. It was declared
thal tbe rule of depositing taro coptea of Un* be*i
ciiiiiou ..f the copyrighted work la the futon) oases
had nol bren cniplled with. As a matter of fuel, the
.e. t* un \i iii.ii iii- copy righted articles w.re
printed wore taken in.m the eolBBwa and praperly
iiled i.i Washlnaton. The .indee bold thal this came
Wit btu tba law'.
Til" derision Blso .huies the allegatloa of the <!.
fendants that ihe price rbarged for the aaoyclopaedU,
--? a volnmc, i- excessive. Il**- opinion ends with
ibi?-? wonts: -Complainants' ropyright is lufrlnpsi
and .in injinu t .nu iv,ii be srauteJ upon .'mal inn
lug, without leieieiice io ihe quesUon of substantial
dauingi.." Howland < .*? a pp a nit for the Messrs.
black aud Juuies A. Whltnej tor thi! defoudanls.
ni:. KINWOSTU'S COMPLIMENTS in His ACCUSERS,
A-lniy Park, April 15. Di. Hugh s. Klnmonth. to
i ?> gave nm a statement relaUve to his r*onnectlon
with the Harris rase. Ile says lhal In order lo make
u ensy and Inexpensive io nrlfy the statrstenu as
makes, in- will paj the Bxpen?es of a Jury of New
'.oiU newspaper men io Investigate them. If h.
alla lo prove anything ba says he will pay if'jix)
' Tile Till. Ireh Ali lund on .Illly 1. Aller
making the*., often tbe Doctor says be alli aat
"delve imo tbe -Innis ..f society, a* DUworth Cheats
lld," lo Und parson* -nuable io nial..- iU_davlts.
ihe itatemeul at tacks th- ailntavit preseBled to Ibe
i "mt Mating that lae Doctor was ital to bs believed
under calk. Tae min who made the atlidavit lia*.
iccordlug io tbe Doctor, been i-epeutedly nrnstcd,
ind I- now icrvtng a saaiaace of sixty day. lu thc
Jail a' II'"'":, ,1,1 for wiro heall m.;. Dr. klum.uil ll
aya that aaotbn mun who made aa afltda-rB for the
in p..-.. of _ucredMlBg his tratbful?eoa came lats
hi- -tine ii few dav-, agu and siiai Unit ho lcd had
nothing in ral for ihna days. Oas sf the cterks
:.ie the iniiu au miler ..ti Ike proprietor of a r.'-t.iu
mal io get what be wealed i" sat. Au additional
KOO lo ibe Mci. Itabtes' i-'iiiiii i* offered bv the Doetor
,i affldavlta ..tu be obtained from time business men
if A-inii. i,nu, mihi ii.ne a favorable rating la
n.ul.ir.c:'* reports, -tatin-; they would trust lh**ae
iii. n for flU, or would penn,l lliclr families tu Bsaocl"
.ile imii ii,, ni for one hour.
BITS OF LEO A I. SEWS.
The ,;em rm Teiin, .indee Morgan .1. O'Brien arl?ag tin
nil. I fur if -J. r,M iii fa,.
?I'li' till*. Bi "''lil?
llie BSpei lind puMlsbed at)
repa talion >.f Mr. s. baylor, nha
Oran! SaeiiM ?a* ittotnsy tm
lion, u-i' ni iv aatnaed ti,
?. Jacob I. .-..hillier in.'ain*t
I'nf. I i.ld and Ku i in
III.. |e lill' I ll.'IS I.'. BM
:? a tala r ni d '??-.
tile pl.lilltiir.
Blgla I.. .Mel'.'iuiov mi* u| point'.! -'na lilian aj lil in
,' i ..pu ll..hu in Ju-tiie Barratt rn tua tM|s*e_*> Coan,
> '.in,:. r-. >.'.teniiv, t,,i MM purpsus <.f briiglag a mM
.. .1 a Bids a transfer nf u Mane of tba property u'. Koa
.u.'. ;:ti aol gil Baal Maty, bird H . -aaaa by Hm boy*
rather. Hoary Baba, put i. nu be dial, t.. |*raacla k.
|j-:.ii.. Tin- fiCi'T had ii half lnt-T.-M- iii sse toasa sad
wnii-in lader?i .nilled th.- ether knV. Mr. Heba ,it g
it, ii p. m. ..a Mb??ibsr '". iH'.m. rh. gsaillsa de
rMies that in lat?> uf the BM that Mr. II..lin ni* un.
.ible tn raragala? hi* Ulfa on th." dav he riled er the div
j,rei hm*, hu ass indue-i to alga away his iu'erest iii
A Rainy Day
ls a sood lime to visit our Carpet Cleuriac Bale. Tan
will have more time lo select pm terns. A reduetleo of
*t*i tors per cent, on our entire stock draws crowds of
people en clear dar*, -sale will lust until Juna IB*
ii lien we have to monte our building.
?..1.-.0 Chinchillas for S'i.OO.
BU.OO Saxony, for 91.73.
S'?..*)P Royal Willona far il.Sf.
Wt.'ii Axmlostera lor fl.30.
BI.*>0 Moquetles tar fl.1c.
91.10 Wiltoo Velvet* for 90e.
Sl.'i.) Wilton Velvet* far SOc.
Bl.'J.*, Body Braaaela for ride.
81.1.) Body Brussels for 73c.
B3e. Tapestries far liOo.
73c. Tapestries Tor 43c.
(Cir. Tapestries for 40.-.
7.jic. Extra Mutters for BOc.
MNOf.Ei'M-s. oilcloths, straw bi atti**on,
OR IKNTA I, und SM V RN A 1UI'*., icc, ut jool aa ?9B*t
redactions.
DOBSONS
40-41 WEAT 14TH BTREBT.
Good health for everybody; for tho ol
and young?the weak and strong. It ia
at once a preventive and panacea for all
di?ordcra of the Stomach, Liver, Kid?
neys and Bladder. Thc leading physi?
cians of the world prescribe it and
thousands use it with beneficial effect.
All druggists sell it. A handsome book
which tells thc story in detail, sent free.
BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS CO.,
Bedford, Pa.
E. Stanley Hart St Co., Selling Agts.,
151 Franklin St., New York City.
The Old. Reliable House.
De Graaf & Taylor Go.,
47 and 49 West 14th 8t.
CLOSING OUT
Their Futile Stork of C'I'STO.lIe
ii ".ni: FIK.MTIRE nt lesa than
cost and nt lower prices thnn the
ehenp factory -stuff now on thc mar?
ket can be sold for.
The fact is, it must be sold. We
are makin*; a desperate effort to
close out before Hay 1.
Wilbeln}&**ir_ef
BROADWAY & 26tb ST.
< Itr-AHIM. MALE OP
China, Glass and Pottery
AT 111 DI, ll) PRICI'M. "
tho Faa?i at 2 o','.mk on BM day ho di.'d to Ftaacla v.
Ka*?b*|b, tim c'oiisiii.-sa?ea beta-g il. Mr, M?Baraey U'
.?br.'* that ho botlovas Bm sadgBBatni is rt?ste a Bag
or that, it ?a* stree?rod by irani, i aa Loy i* tm >? .
J'ear* old. amt ls lt**_*g witt) lil* ninth, r. Ihe BBSS
Mild Vj be- Worth 9SJS99 a year, und il lia* until 11)04 to
run.
INFLUBXEA CAUSES MAST DEATHS.
THERE WAS \ eUGBT DECREASE IN THE M ***.?
Tl MTV ?OB Till' WK K.
Tlnr." una a leerrnaa of nn.it.illly Vt th<* city Inst
wo.l,, but th.- liliy.li l.-itis of rae Health D.partiBIBI
said (hit Ute) (lid Bet think lt Brdh-ated tiny de*
.r.'iiM' nf the Bt-e-fnfltng epldeaile nf Bt_bjeaaa. Dr.
John T. Nacl.", "tho B,vIm.* "f Vital MaiMI.--. sild
yesterday that I?en had beea thlrty?ass Bra?_i
fruin laBneBsa alane itt tin* ea?ns of the
sreek and many nn.r." deaths which liav.* Bean
ru'i-od ly BtlBSari lu <** - in 1*1 i?allon with pneumonia ir
bronchitis. Then wera f. wet deaths from 1111.u11n.nln
iind bronchitis last we eh Hum In the previous *v>ik.
,'on-niini.iion, however, <iiii*..<t nii.ri" gaatba Hi.m
usual. The aapenaai Keerd shaws Uta ?aaUta from
various causes In lin* city ilinliit; two Weeks!
Weelu, .'liding
April IA. April n.
-'3
HOI
Induenu . ai
i'i. m. ...oi. . **'..:i
Breaehitl*. ot
, UHSI|MI|.tl.l.l. lil*.
i r- up . 'J
WhonplBK rough .. . 1,1
M il:?i"" :<l four
M.Mi i'i i'i, ls .
outaciou* ill.oa*- *
Diarrhoeal di-.---.
tirari di-.m.*" .
Klllliev dlseS ? ?
Vlolell.e .
au ian. r ea?*?* .
KB
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UT
rt
17
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Totals .1,001 i.i,*3
Den th* uniter .", \ca.?. BS) 417
Heaths, ii. Mar- and oi.-r. Ut) 117
Isath* in Institutions. gig -.".it
Daalhi in Ituea-eut* . 708 7ti
ll.on' wa-, in.t much < li.m,'.. la>t week in the prov
alene.. ,f rofllagtous dl*.oi*o; lu th." etty. Willi.)
srarlet (ever deerearied sUghtly, laen wu* un in
rnase in dlptherta .ind -aeeoies ni... s'nln.-d croum!,
tn the Hut. ni ni r-ontsgtout Diseases the follawlng
neerd for two weet**- wu* Brenand:
Mill 13. Anrll fl.
Ooo, -. Death... Cs-*. Deaths.
I 'pim* f. \-*r . . 4 7 Ci ?
I ' I'leo.l fol.' . Hi I 17
-s-ort-t fever . -Jiu '.'o 211
Mi ii-l.s . I; J I M.*.
Dl-rtitherla. tS* .:b 110
Kninlltea. ii 11
I
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-8
4
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OABWMW* HEWETT IIEI.lt FOR F.XAMISATIOS.
(inrxlnor Hewett. Ibe youl!-* elect rlclnii -ini'sted
l'n.iay night on the charga nf atsnMug a peakschank
roi.tiilllltlg ri.) f "inn Miss F'.cllho :.lili*lil:in, of BOk
Stn We*t Thirty I..nilli M.. was hold tn tho J*-fBjsj ')
Mitriiot i'.?ii( ?? court rnter-sy i;i "-tmo t,sil tor ?_?
nii'li'iiilun mi Tm .dav afternoon. When arnlgaed
before Justice tl lady h<" denied that he hud taken
tin- Malndbaak. The Ballee ur.* anxleas t.< fud
French, abu ucccn patiled ll. witt to tbe mininera
bouse.