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I
ers. of Roulton: Herb-rt M. Heath. of AtUWata.
Jamea O. Rradbury. of Baco; Herbert M l^YderV
Rockland; W. W. Thomas. ??*.<>*?? M.'M-*tr "a
prealdent of the Benate, and the Rev uati a.
Il'jghes. of Portland.
4? -"
HONORED IX BROOKLYN.
BRILLTANT ADDRE3SE3 AT THE UNION
LEAOUE CLUR
A RVOGESTION THAT THE BTRTHDAT U MADE A
NATIONAR HOLJPAY.
The Brooklyn Ualon l__fue Club laat nlght ob
aarved the eishty-s'.xth annlreraary of Llacom a
Birthday Btllngly aad aatb4ia4aatleally. Nearly
SO iK'ople sat .lovxn to a aumptuouB dlnner at about
" . -u tha gueot table. wbloh waa a raleed
Btructura on the Bedford-vc. alda of tharoom.
na- Oeneral Nalaon A. Mllea, oeneral Charlea
ll3..v,i 9enatoi Frya. OBonel FVedarick D. Orant,
?>bti . .i ? McKean, tne Bav. Dr.
M w Btryker. the Bav, D, H. M. OaUahar aud
ihe Rev Dr. A. H. Goodenougb. The decoratlona
extraordlnary ln their beauty and elabcrate
,, _ Al . k. B_g*4katar, preaWant of the Uaton
Loaaue Club, prealded as toaatmaater, The to
vocatloa waa by the Rev. A. H. Ooodenough, after
Mr. Blackmar, In a tasteful speech. tntro
dueed the Rev. Dr M WooUey Stryker. presldent.
of Hamilton College, who apoke to the toast
"Abraham Lim-oln."
Wis Baaach was in part as follox^s
oentlemen. recall. yoti tvhaeaa. ttat Otoad MW
?all those Aprll days -of IS*. wheo irod ??*?
na hard thlriga. and made ua dr tohof ^?#B?d;
aatonlahment." when aii our vlctory was tu.nea
into mournlng.' . anaulah?
First. borror. then litcreduUty. then ^ ng ui
one wild. convulaed sob, lt f*nn?. mi??
ehall not be" And then th* re*lIng ??#?%,]?*.
P was. and an orphaned **$**J*1^ttmmhoraemen
wlthered ln that auguet ijomage. r . ^i:at '
and envioi.s detractor. stood aba.an ? i
In the knowledee of What lt had .- ?, moVP..
reaiired what lt had had. 8? that "WJV"'r^rgea.
through Its. BlOW procesalon. of l.?..IIOB. ' ' P -.;
mlnute guna. flambeau* cholra. nelia. ano e erj
Pprm^flelrt Th? fai.hful .omh unvelled Ita boaou
totake to J_ trual 'his new treaaura, and the
T_MThad-not ST^harm of Hamiltorand
th* i rban" dlgnitv of Waahington. h* had a
aa_ac"tythat rlvalled th* one, a patlenee tha
ri/alled the other, .-.nd a tenaclty thal aurpaaaed
them bwh. Pui 1 would not compare them I
wo_ld Mend them all They have paaaed under
Tirre'B Impartial and dlapaaslonate r*oogmt:or> The
ilaceof Elncoln if aecure ln the iudgment of man
iend Words can add nothing now to that roonolith'.c
fame Deat>- hath no more domlnlon over hlm. wa
was the pre-eminenl man rf the century tha? now
hurrie* tn Its end Let th* ascr.ptton of the 1-ren, h
people so algnincaat In ita alluaion to the lower
emoire atand aa our last trlbute-"Ha aaved the
republlc watbout velllng th?- statue of liberty. (Ap
PAfter Dr Strykei- addreaa three rooaing/beara
?wer* Kiven for him. Prealdent Plaekmar paid a
tribute to >?' ttor Frye'e aplendM Americanlam ln
Senator sa:<1 his theme waa
aa broad aa th* ocean and hii ablllty to treat lt as
narrow ta a frith H? quoted Gladstone's expreaaed
6dmira"'n for Amerlca, and sa.d tnai Hismarrk
had held Amerlca up as an example to Germany
T^e flral and moat beneflcent glfi 'he Repubh.-an
narty eave to th:s country waa Abraham Llnogjn
?'\v.-. re elved thia Reoub.lc." saH he, "^roin tn*
jumioei sr'1 w!rn *>v'"- Btatea In a*.
, , . 0n the ?? :ce ,-.f the rnost ternlic war the
world ever aaw V/e reatored it m peac* u e re?
celved It fr.->m them with B lunkrupt treasury ani
a-i' Impalred credll w* restore.-i i? to them with
nn unexcelled cri lll and with an overflowlng treas
ury " (Api *
"We r.-celved this country from the Damocratlc
party." aald he. "with Bnglaad out of our alght
ahead of ns ln the lndustrial race. We restored
lt to them, with England out of our sight In the
r?ax. obscured by the dUBt raised by the wheels
of onr lndustry. (Applause.l Kighteen nlnety-two
vas a masniflcent ending of the Republlcan party?
a splendid requkrm, If you please. We are not
dlsturbed to-day by the nolse of alnglng splndles
or the roar of lurnaces.
"Givo us Just on* decade of unerlppled Republl?
can control." added Mr. FVy. "and we wlll ahow
you a record unexampled for prDspeHty; we will
r*stor*. the w^ges of 1892. and all the Wheele of
thla country wlll begin to turn. a-id the splndles
h*gln to spln. and the furnaces be rekindled. More,
?we wlll revlve the Amerlcan merrhont maiine, and
restore our flas: to the aeas of the world. We wlll
marry the Atlantic and Paciflc oceana ajid annex
HawatL" (Applause.l
When General Mllea l*4MBJ to speak to "Abraham
I.lncoln in Peaoe and War." he was recelved with
cheers. He aald that I.lneoln would alwaya be
known as '.ur great war Presldent." He gave an
eioquent review of Lln.oln's Hfe. "How to Ole
brate Llncoln's Blrthdav" was th* toaat to whleh
Oeneral Charles Hamlln. of Malne, responded. The
General. ln the course of a moat lnterestlng ad
dreas. proposed that l.incoln'a birthdav be made a
National hol.day. The suggestlon was recelved
with applau?e.
The Rev. Dr. H. M. Oallaher apoke to t?ie toast.
"The Man of the People."
The commlttee In charge of affalrs last n'.ght con
eisted of Irv;c^' L. Bratrlon, Jackvjn Wa.lace, An
drew B. Rogers. Ir., Clarence A. Barrow, Pharles H.
Russei:. A. S. Haight, Francls P. McOoll. Wl'.llam
Coonev. Clarence w. Seamans' Charles O. Bennett
and M_rsha:i T. Davidson.
A LOfCOLN DINNER IN* CTNG1NNAT1
BPEF.CHES MADE BV SEVEP.AI^ r'AVPIPATES FOR
GOVEF.NOR-GENERAI. _-_*-_*? REMAKKF
Plnclnnati. Feb. 12?The T.eague of Ohlo Republl?
can Clubs cloaed an amlcable meeting with a dln
r*r to-night. at whlch lha avowed candldatea for
Oovernor ma^ the speeches of the evenlng. It
was a LtaetMfl rannton. and alao a public announca
ment of the candidacy of Iba fveral men who
apok*. The ypeakers and BObJaeta follow: "The
Need af C DlM4>nce,'' Aaa w. .P.nes, Toungatown;
"The Young Man In Poiltlca.*- Aulltor K. W. Poe,
Columbtu; "Duty." General J. Warr*n K*ifer.
Fpringfl*id; "On t> fM." Jamea H. Hoyt. t'leve
land; "The Tarty's Future," Oeorge K. Na?h, ' o
lambos; "The one* Solid Somh." Judso Doyla To
ledo; "The Damocratlc Party." R U. Nevins. Day
ton.
Oeneral Kcif^r was vociferously applaud^d when
he roee to reopond. After biiefiy thanking his
haarara, he apoke in part as followa:
Mr. Chalrmar, and Oeatlemaa: Aa the central
Idea of th.s toast ia "Duty," I mlght wmprehend
all my r?spon3e to lt by aaylng that the Repub?
llcan partv in the hour of vlctory should do Its
dutv. But what ia Republlcan duty ln the hour
of vlctorv? ls It r.ot, on t.rinclple, the satne as
ln the hour of defeat? The Republlcan party
was born thlrtv ye^rs ago with a great m..rnl
prlnciple breathed :nto It. It ha? alwaya been.
when eon.pletely suceasful. a radPal party; bu'.
?whenever lt haa dalll.d with a seduetlve Delllah of
comprornlse, its locks have b*ef. shorn. and It has
been overthrown. The .rlsls upon the country
?wa* never before bo serloua lt. tlme of peac*. Ti:e
hope of the people ia lt. the wlsdom of our party
ln the hour or vlctory. The responslblllty Is great,
but we shall be equal to It.
Ours is an emergetiey party; public safety party;
the people wlll ronf.dently rally to lt ln thelr day
of dfatresa, and they will enthrone lt ln power for
the yeara to come. It wlll BOttta the unaettled
financlal qucstions: k?-ep the Natlon'a falth; and
agaln reatore the RepuMIe to Its rlghtful pla.r
arnong the Powera of the *arth; It wlll reatore
confVlence to buKlr.ea.s. and thua glve eajploymenl
to now unused canltal; lt wlll soon blow the early
mornlng wblatle from faetory and shop. munmon
Ir.g the ldle ma.hlnlsts and laborers to honest toll
at remunerat'.ve wages. lt Wlll alao BCOB apraad glad
tldlnga of revlved prosperity to the tlllera of the
aoll, and glve them the eertalnty of abutKh.nl
home and forelgn markets, at good prleea, for
thelr produeta; lt wlll, ihrough wlse cuatom*. lawa
and International rcclproclty, cau.se the needed r.-v
enues to ftow into the Xatlonal Treaaury to i>ay
the expens.-a of an economlc admlnlstratlon of the
Goyernment. lncjudlng penalona to the soldler, hls
WldOW and oriihana, and alao to nialntain an army
adaquata to the aafety of the country and a navy
commenaurate with the preeervallon of Amerlcan
rommerce.it. the hlgh aeas. and the dlgnlty of
th* l nlted S'.atea among tne Nations of the world.
The Rer-'ih.lcaii party. |n ihe plemtude of ita
wladom an-. ln harmony with ita llfe-hlatory, wlll
guarantee iirotection to our people wh.r-ver they
may be. !n forelgn laada or on forelgn s.-aa; and,
above all, It whl throw.around the cltliei.a of the
T'nlon a' home the protectlr.g shleld of the Ponatl
tutlon and 1?.wb w*.l and faithfuiiy admlalatered
To do all this It muat llve contlnuously "ln th- hour
Of vlctory"?that ls. i: must contlnually tight for
and win vlctory on vlctory, abandonlng, aa trlumph
after trlumph is achievwl, old. . utgrown, .fT.x. |?.
f:;M, and taklng and occupylng higher, purer and
nobler ponltions In the processlon of the agca The
Republlcan party in the hour of vlctory owes a
duty to ita own membera lt Ib not a IfugwumD
party. It bellevea ln Itaelf ano the Indlvlduala who
eonipose it It belleves ln ? iv-il Servlce refcrm-that
la ln hor aty ar.d compt-ti-ncy. flret and alwaya, but R
Shirts
READY TO WIAR,
baary r^ru.fi,t
Ol'ARANTCEU.
Flt, FU'Iab. laablon,
lll.: it. .l.
Aaa YOUR OU7?'rr*jr ro?? ?r-?j_
Wnta f-r *or 'o:jfint*i
"Souvenir ol I aahion,'' **ea ir/ _a_
CLUETT, COON & CO.. IUkeis, %?_.
does not believe that the honest and competent
should be prlmatily aougbt in the ranka of thos<?
who do not believe ln Republlcan prtndplea
\\"c- have vlctory now in our graap. ohlo has
e'.ected Republlcan State ofncerj and Congressrr.'ti
-two only excepted?by phenomcr.al majorltles. Sh
la readv to leap lo Btmuar vlctory In coming elac
tioii? In Nutional electlona, ln ihe near future.
oiiio will not only gtve, aa she has alwaya done, her
| electoral vota for a Republlcan PreBldent, i.ut she
I wlll proudly furnish the champlon of Protectlon of
i Amerlcan Indistrles and American labor?McKlnley
I ?Jor Prealdent of th.- Unlted Btatea.
At the end of General Keifer's speech the other
I toasta foUowed. Tbe evenlng Cloaad with "Auld
Lang Byne," auaf by the JM gueata at the tabies.
NKWARK ALSO RHMEMRERS HIM.
The Republlcan Club of Newark eelebrated Lki
eoln's blrtbday by a tUmer at tho Eaaea Lyceum
laal nlgbt. Ona hundred and ataety eerera arere
laM. Cengreaaman R. Wayna carker pr. .-. led,
Colonel A. Loudon Bnowden snoke io the
I .. . . . .,_,_ .. .et- ...... '-Tlia l(el>l
PAINTINQS BY INNE88 SOLIh
GREAT INTEREPT II THE WOBKi OF THE
HEAD ARTIST.
EXECl'TOR'S BALE BSOOI AT CIUCKER1NO HALL
-SOME OF THE PftlCa TA1P AKO
THE prnCHAPFRB.
The executor's sale of paintlngs by th* great
American landscape palnter. Oeorge Inness. began
at Chtekerlaaj Hall last evenlng. The artlst. when
he dieel left 240 unsold canvase*. ranglng In date
from lRfiO to UN. Theaa have been on *xhlbltlon ln
Ihla cltv for a number of weeks. and have attracted
much attenllon. Prellmlnary lntereat ln thelr sul*
haa been great. as much p-rhaps from prl.l* ln the
palnter as from admlraltor. of then* partlcujar
produeta of his sktn The hall was well fllled with
blddera last evenlng. and the compelition WI
brisk. thouch it fell ofr aomewhat ln aharpnaaa aa
the salA advanced.
The auetloneer announced. in begtnntng, that for
t. n yeara before hla ^-..n Mr Inneaa had nol aold
a ptcture for leaa than ?-'">. and that for eight yeara
ihe eaies at auctlon of the larger canvaaoa had
averaged Hla). Laal nlghl etghty pksturea aold
for an average of pM7, bul they Included canraaea
good. ani canraaea ludllTerent, of all alaea, and of
varylng degreea of completlon. The blgheai prlce
pald was tJ.100, for th.- blg plctore entltled, "Bun
down." tttW Inchea la idae. Bla othera hrought
more than B.0B), two of them blinglag over B.80O.
For aome reaaon. many of th? beat wofka were
atarted al B?, a I went ln ?'?' Jumpa to anywhere
f| m }>'?? 10 B.HO. TWO, howev-r. were BtartOd Ol
tl.OOO. Tbeaa were "flundown," above m*ntioned.
and the one caHed "Old Oak, Lyndhurat, lew
Poreat, England." Tbeae two palntlcga and aeveral
othera were greeted with applauaa when they ap
peared on tbe auctloneer'a eaael
it la Indlcatlve of ihe artlat'a factllty anl nppll
cation th.u no leaa than alxtei n of tha entlre coUee
tkm. Includlng aereral of ti ?? moat elaborate and
lar^est. aredated 1IM. Noneef thoaeeold laal nlghl
ex Ited iha lntereat, or fetched the prlcea, thal am
eral > onn.-ian.ling examplea by the aame aruai. dld
nl a aale In the aame hall aboul ?? year ago ll la
probable, bowerer, thit thi net i Ita were aa
i - -i itory na the condltlon of affaln Pnai dal
warranted the executor, who, by the tne way, la
r ... ?, irge Inn. aa, In eapi ? tlng.
Bapreaentatlvea of tha Metropolltan Ifuaeum of
Att were preaent at the aal? buB evenlng, tbough
it .? not known that any or the ptcturea were pur
chaaed for that institution. Ona was Uk.-n for the
. 'antury Club.
The follOWtng ls a Uat Of rome of the palntlngs
BOld, Wlth the names of the aurohaeera, where po*
slble:
Out of My Ptnilo IWir. M.-ntr lalr; John T>. Crlm
Bitite.9m
Iiurham. .'nn, E. M. Collla. W
Edg* ?f the Wood. ?s""
Ilack Of Hi- nn Harti. ?"
Nlagara; Mcary litf*. ir.- ??
Artuia' H, ok. N'.nlf ."< nw.iy. ?""'
Bummer Evenlng. Mbntclalr. New-J*ra*y4..-.'?'*"'
Light Bouae, Nantucket; a. H Alkea.'"
(>\(\ Oak. Lyniiliun.!. Mew F^.re^t, England. C. ll.
n? Sllver .IfJJB
Early Mornmg. Monlclalr, New-Jeraey. ???<
L&k* Name. Ital> ; I?. IV Hanni'l*.?- ?~:?,
tVimer ai Montualr. New-J*r*ey. jJJ"
Old Orvhard. Mi!ion-on-lri*-Hud*on. Ijf
I?oklng A. mn th*- Hudton. B. M. ?*.>1JIb. . WB
The I,aat Olaav. .M-rnrlalr. New-Jeraey, T. IV <*lark* Mu
The paatare; .rohn Netnaaa. . . -"?
Th- fWirt al Bunrei. Mn-on; H?nrv Baf.??? ,I"
Maoarlae; T. J. Rnaaa. w."
!>??!.? Bummar, Haatinaa... ''??,
Homelaaa; T. W Clarfc*. ?""
8un??l: .Jarretl A. Il-^'itrl. '"?I
The Ol.l or.lmnl. Mlllon; P. B Flaher... -'.'>
I'ath Thr'.iiKh lh> Tlre,. I?"?
Bia?e?ru.et. fcOward Thaw. Plttaburg. BaB
sunset avar tha Hudaoa; P. L- ix-;..n'i . *.''
on th.- v.Ak- ot ibe Wood; Mra B D t\'?rr?n . ?.:?
Bacred Orwa r.n>r Rome, Italy ff); Eiward Thaw . an
M onllght., ?J"
St. Andrew ?. New-H:rjn?w?? k (4b>i l? ? B?mo?la MO
Sunlit Valley; Bdteard Keatney.' '??"
off p?nian?-? r--.rnw,-iil. Eaglaad; rred?-rirk Boaaer. J.^>
The (IM App> Tr*e.. "JJ
AftTKl ." . I..'.
Korth Conway; P. II. Bcm'. -'""
Late Beptember, Monlclalr, N. J . T. U Clarka. ?'.'?
n?... ; ..,-. ,\ ii Alkei . ?--;
Rtretat, Normandy, Praaoa. '?-'
Th* Paaturv, Mllton.
Vladuel at l.m. -. Ital) .;? ?*? Tewkshury. BOO
Ti.- OlOWtng >,i:i W. N. I'.- ik ... TIO
Th'- I'ath t-. il.- Rlver, Ulltoa-on-tba llu^iw.n, J, 0
Wrtghl. - - ??>
Th* Eda? "t lh* Maadow; Mr. P. H lu.wr.cii
A Vlew ln Monlclalr; th* <'?nt.irv Clllh. ITB
Th* L ' B< ? .1.100
ln ih* Oloamlna; '' B Boughton. .... 071
Hanreet, Monlclalr, Nea Jeraey; r 1. Lalaad . 100
Bunaet at Ctretat. Kormandi .I.OUl
fht on Pai , . v'"'
Autumn, M ntclalr, New-Jerary.
Roay Mornlng .I.Siai
Ti.r;?.n Bprtaaa. riorkla. BSO
-..ri. <; I-: Tewkabury ."? l'??
Th? total i elpi from laat nlght'a aala Wera
W.~ -p. -.
AS OFFICB inn CBOOKEB.
\? THKI'.i: A ri.ATT DBAL IN PTATE ETiITATION?
To ihe Edlt T of The Trlbune.
Sir: "The Albany ArgUB." a r< ognlzed ehampl.in
of Tammany HaU, last Prlday im?fhtiiy arauaed the
people who have known the ln.--;.|e triith abOUt the
outgoing Superlntendent "f Publlc Inatructlon by
ending an edltoria; on Mr. Bklnner'a nomlnatkM for
Superlntendent of Put.lic Instruetion w.th theae
words: "He Is competent. falthfui ond worthy to
aticceed Mr. *"rooker. who has made th* reenrd of
the departmenl so hlgh thal It is the beat pralaa
f-ir Mr. .Sklnner to say that Mr. Hklnner will llve up
to lt."
It waa notorlous that thla ofllce was fllled by
blue-eyed "HUly" Sheehan ln his daya of power.
when It was hoped to use its dlrect connectlon wlth
the 12.000 BCbOOl dlstrlcta In bullding; the most ex
tenslve polltlcal machln* arer aaam ln New-York.
The downfall of the Buffalo boaa and the unex
pected awakenlng of th?- dtlaena, w.th other causea,
have prevantad the moat of the n.lffchi'-'
A truer rnexBiire of th?? pre*ent Incunilifnt wn.?
glven the aame day In in edltorlal In "The Hrooklyn
Kagle" by a Democrat not nfrald 10 tcll the truth.
Frmii that I quole.
Superlntendent Crooker was elected ln i*c by a
leglalature ln whldi th- Democrat le ma.-hine held
control. He haa been a bad olBcer. . . , Taa
I^tgl'-" believes that Superlntendent Sklnnera
knowlrdge of the OrTOra, ai.I wirae, of his lniine
dlate predeceaaor, as well *? hla knowl.-dge of what
a Huperlntendenl onght to be and ought to do, may
make him a good oflTc. r an.l his almlniMtratiin h..n
orable and aucceaafuL We shall do whal we ean
f.> cauae thiv amoara wish t.> come true, and hop*
that Mr. Bklnner wlll do the aame. . . . A good
H tperintendenl ls the main conalderatlon. . . None
of the supef.ntendenta have been a bad lot, exeepl
Crooker, who haa ruggeated in n..litics tha Brai
syTable of his own name. nnd his valtM as an ob
ject leaaon aad as a warnlng la tba future wlll be
iikeA- to compenaata f.?r ihe thr.-e yaara of him aa a
functloaary of chleanery, lUlteracy aad laoapadty.
On th.- name day that the opinlon of tbe Tammany
organ and of an honast anl competent obeerrer of
this clty appear, a r.-Mable Informant barlag ann lal
opportunlties for knowtog aaid thal tba unaalmoua
aupport or tho Platt lntereat would be underatood
after th. electlon of a Superlntendent waa com
petcl, when it BrOllld be learned in du? tlOM thal
tha WOrae than worthless nervlces of Mr. Sheehan s
man arere to ba ratamad m a blajh aaatrtad ofll
l atooaraly bopa aay informant has been rnlaled, imt
to guanj agamst pi.sslblllty of auch a BCandal ii.'-iii
i>.i- ol iha I.egi-iaiur. whi. wou.ii reaenl auch ??
?leal ought to lus:si on knowing U-fore they eaat
thelr votea for Mr. Bklnner ln Wedneaday's Jolnl
sesaion that be Is noi a party to any am n under
Btaiidlng. TEACHER
L'rookTyn, Kcb. 11, 189i.
??
TAl.Klsa to a Torsu W0MBB*8 BIWLB CLABB.
The BJIbla clasa of the Yoiing Womi.n'a rhrlstliui
Aahociatloii, whlch aaaata on Tueaday evenlni;s at
AKBoclatlon llall, No. 7 Kast Klftetnth-at.. was con
ducied last evenlng; by the Rev. I?r. HenYy van
DykO, of the Brlck ITcabyterlan Church. After
ihe ubual opcnlng scrvlce, l>r. van Uyke spoko on
"i.'hrlstlan Llfe aa a Vocatlon." He axptalaod Iha
deliniltona of bualneiw, trade, professlonal eraft.
amployaaeat and aroeafJan, aad then daclarad hla
bellef that If I'hrUt came down to earth He would
exact of every one who belleved In Him open pro
fesslon, the dolng of whlch -would be In a aense
Chrlatlan vocatlon. The meeting next week wlll
be addreaaed by the Rev. W. H. P. Paunce, of the
Flfrh Avenue Baptlat Church, who wlll uke aa hla
aubject "How Chriat Showa Hla Aaaoclatea."
A JU8TICE ACCUSED.
PF.TITIOX OF MAYOR BCHIEREN FOR THF.
REMOVAL OF WILLIAM WATSON.
PNPSPAI. APPUCATtOX in THE SITRKME COURT
OP BROOK_T*4 A l.Ksn.T OP THK BTIUK-B.
Appllcatl n waa made yeaterday by Aaatataat Cor
noration Counael Tonge to tba Oeaaral Term of
' tbe Bupraraa Court, r^mpoaed ?.f Judgea Brown,
i Dybman and Cullan, for an order to Bhow eauaa
1 why tbe petltion of Mayor BchMren for iht i
il of Juatlce Wnts-.n ahouM aol ba l
I Th? motion. it waa aald, waa the Brat oae of Ita
j klad erer made to tba i3eneral Term. A Bhe ap
J pllcatloa wlll be made In tho caae of Juatlce Qulg
; ley wltbta a day 01 two. Mayor Bchleren x...?
; preaent ln eourl wiien th- proceedloga opened. Phe
Mayor'a petitmii ejoca otrer ibe hlatory of the atrii..-.
i recititm Ita aalteal fcitur-^. Comlng down '?? the
1 immediate queatlon, the petltion aaya:
"That sai.l dlSOfdaf B_d violenee COUld, r.li'l can
j only ba Buppraaaad, by tbe daterrenl effeci ..f tt.?
i arreat and apeed) convlctlon of tho-.- guilty of the
j offencea aforeaaid." It then poei on: "Thal tba
: i.r ti.. aald clty of Brooklyn dld arreat, and
| from their complaint aad th.- comp?4nts of othera
i there, there wen- Biralgned in on ? of th.' Courta of
Hpectal Ses.iion bef.,rc th-- aald WatSOn, DetWi I
the latfa oay ..f January, IMB. ani the *_ day nf Peb
ruary. 1SK>. about sixty persons; that of the afore
aald number forty-abt persons were .-hargM with
the commlaalon of P-i.mies an.l atxteen peraona \\!:ii
the eommisaion of mlademeanore. That on the aald
Id of February. <>' the said chargea of felonl*.
onlv in aboul eTeven caaea had th.re been an exam
Inatlon, and thal the remalnder of aaid caaea had
been adjourned fr..m -im- t.. tlme, cither at the
Inatance .if aald Wlllla_ Watson ..r of th?- riefend
mi'- in said caaea: that ln the sai i caaea whera e?
amlna.Uona were had. clgbt ?fr> .llamtr-*?d and two
or three were held for the Orand Jury."
The petltion reclt** that the .lndg*'s cours* In
th* deapoaltlon of mladcmeanor easea nas been
eouallv remarkable.
The petltion then enitmeratea fourteen chargea
against Juatlce tVataon, It i* also eharged
agalnat th* Juatlce that "hy roerclon. Intlmlda
tlon and other unlawful and Improprr meana, en
A*-'nrt>r\ t.-> prevent irie complalnta iii aald raaea
from teerlfylnr. to farta aiifrlefenl t.> eatabllah
the erin.es had been commltted and BUffl 'lenl
eau?e ... bellev* lhal the defendanta eharged
therewlth were gulltjr th. i
The other chargea ar* f"'i of allee*i inataneea
Of negl. t nf Offli lal duty illl the part nf the JUB
ti..- Jtistlc* Brown haa flx? I Monday n*xt a?
the day for the hearlng of the chargea agalnat tha
accuae i Juetl. a
YACHTING MEN MEET.
ANNUAL DINNER or THT. AXERICAN
CLUB AT DELMONICO*-.
THE ORGANIX.ATP.V IV A PtXOBTKBJOVt WIKWTUMI
-OfriC-f? I ' "? v LTCTf-R
PROM t.lft 1XKAKT PBAMT
T>i* annual meetlng of 'he Amerlcan Tarht flub
waa held laal nlght al Delmrnilro'a. * aupper waa
1, nnd the men talked "ya ht" untll
mldnlghl rommodora John H Plagler r
pon of lh.
| thal th* number of "? -he ?
nt tha ! ? innual meel i c waa -'*'?? an '?
ra had I.ted ln IBM
Fiva memtx ra alao were reli ited
There were 1 ' ' n"y
' .'!' 1 " ?-''?
.....
Uunehea, ? ' "
lohn II Pl
vli s commodore, Paleb o Bvana
rharlea T Wllle; Becretary, Thomaa L. Beovlll;
treaaurer. Wllllam P rter U.en; " ? ''?? ' ;r
rharlea I. Parde. '?'"" " " "
ronailltlna englhi r. ??? rga w. M. ?;?.'. ; ?-" N ?
iruateea (tbrea yeara). * lt. Bl irbu. k i
fonnor. ic r_f"4*e ona year Ihe uneaplred i*rm
,.t B ? .'hapm. iwMgned). Wttbasn H. Catfan; no
mitb on.- raar, tha uitaaptred term of n*me.it
cwiuld. deeeaeed). Bdarto H. WaaUwffbaa: Ragatta
pommitt**. Btuyreaani Wnintfriaht. ehalrman:
RoracaSea, MH-arlla rlark Paraona. IsaUh PaXBOft
and Wm*on Pterd; Koaalaattog Co4amlttaa, uihar-i
F. r'owninx. chalrman; A.fre.i <i* Cordora and
pyadarleh \ Buraham.
R. F. Downlng raad a letter from Coogieaain >n
wtiiiam Rjraa, of lha .with matrlet, la ?
Mr. Ryan offered to aend lo the ... ; -
raearda of the Caton ar i r_B*federata oatrlea rJwrtng
tba w*r Mr Ryaa'a ?_?? *?? B4*_eptad, ar |
Hbrarj f tha ib wlll ba aartebj i bj RfUaa *a>l?
umea of rataabto ??r BMI "? Then Baawot-fy Bt ?
m1> r*ad a i*tt.-r from Ueuteaaal Peary. Tba
>tter waa dat'd "BOW I bt P?V. < ire.r.lan I, Augt.at
j.",, !>P4." and waa aa f. II >WB
Pacrriarr Amerlcao yachl i I
[.. ,r S'.r \tis I'.arx x? , I a*r.d lo you from Pl a
, , i .. .-. rn ai : ikull of a narwhal, a
_ak Ih* . lub ' ? , ? ' k*n of nix . ; ?
of Ita trophy wlll b?
,.,jn,,<.- ? of a Pl?.B tba x^ UU ?
< lubi ?
Mr. r-' -OTrllla sal ?" f'"'1 ,h# "
aafe, ai lhat lt a ted la tha r.. ma
, f th* Amerlcan rachl Club ..' M " B '
The followlng programme ot the aummer aportfl
0f ,h? club v..ix outlln*d July 4 camlral of atb<
.. .,. M11 ton Polnt; July '?. ann i .
I.,., v . isi ' ? ila and ? ,
; ,.;r? :, fo-fool boata of tha
,,,.... | ,,,,. ? . , . between th* Meam ra I 'a
lotaae,
,,, x.ul... . win. the op*n ..?.?..'!.. '
there wlll be ? drtll In mtvnl manoauvrea by tba
Bteam ya hta ol lha ? lub.
?
Disrrssiso PBAAMA "P BVDDBISM.
Profeeaor T. W. i:hys-imvi i?, In bi< i. ? ira i.<t
?venlng al Chamber Mualc Hall. conttnued
Hiibleet ..f the la ' le I ire, ' Tba Buddha'a
Becret." glrlng Part II. "The Myatle Tranca and
Arahatahlp." The lecturer rerurred lo the Wheel
<.f i.ife. havlni In tba laat le. ture i xplalned tio>
Idaaa whlch underlle IL He look tha twelva dlvl
atona of tha wbt i i an i - aplalned them all. ??? oi l?
injc to the anclenl fraaco on tha -.u" of A
in tha iii;ut of t?..- Interpretatlon glven bjr modern
Tlbetaa and Japaneae drawinga. The wbole plct
ure waa aa attempl al eaprei ilag that whlcb hap
paaa In aaary human llfe, aad ha-. greal aimlUrl
ti.-s with th.- n. tlon fouad "i earlj (epaeh poema
and Inserli.tloii-.. and in tba speciilatn.il of tha
earlleat Greek phlloaophen The ronnei'tlon la
tween theae Oreek apeculationa and lh* Indlan
wax dlacuaaed; and n w i- polnted oul thal xaIuIo
li Aiis >.ftll iiie.rtaiti that the Greek* had bor?
rowed ......i the ln.ii.ur-. ll araa mo l Intereatlna
to Bea hon In both ihelr aehool* .o .nlam an?l
? iiialiam they had i.-.iii> Bone along llnea \--ty
almlbtr t? the monlam and duallam of Indla.
The lecturer then returned to Ibe deacrlptlon of
the Hiiddhlst IJe.ii of Arahatahlp, and read paa?
saa-es l.olh of pr..ae and po?try In whleh Ihe Huld
hist l.ooks deachbe thal Mi.ite <.f mlnd. He polnted
out th.it ft was really a ayetem of Belf-eulture and
aeif-eontroi, baaed upon a conatant nnd Intellectual
aetlvltv The prlii.lpal polnt ln lt was tha Kettlnic
rld ofoaluaiona. rhlafly aboul Inflvlduallty, and tha
,iiiii.ati<..i >.r hlgh and Kr.-;it dealrea. It waa ac
. ..iii|,iini< I with a r.-ehnif nt Inexpresalble J.iy and
pea re, whlch reiwmbled "the p_t.ee thal p.iaa.-ih
aii understandlng." and wtth a aenae <.f emancl
pation ol beart whh h waa moat naMnutbta.
IHE WEATHER REPORT.
A s.sowsTOitM criMiMi PKOM THI BJOItTBW_BT.
Waabtagfa?, Pab IS The at'.iin in ih* MtaaUs Oalf aaa
asovee io ti,.. Mlddta Ailanla Coaat, Buiieaataa |n _?
i?.im!x-. a BBCoa< *4tW_ appmn lo ta* aantephafl >ft lt_
Korth Paet?e .',rfiat. Tba rtdi.f lurt. Braaaari eatead
b*fl fi _ Taaaa lo aorth at Moniaaa haa r**Balwa*l aeai1y
Btattonary i.u-t.i anoa I i falMn la lh* MlBBOarl, lh*
Mlrt.lle and ITpp?i MlaalaaIppl and Ohtn ?-_l*3fa lh*' lah*
r*gtona and il.t Mlddle Atlanil. hhi,-., raln In lh* Mi.i.ii* I
and Baal .Juir Biat*a Th* i*Bip*ralura haa iis?i> m *'>? I
L'pper Mlaalaalppl Valley. aad haa remalaad aaarll ?**? I
ti .n..ry ri-. arhere
DBTAI?KO K'?l:r.i'Asr Kfilt TO-DAT.
For Matoe, Mea Hampahlra ?r..i Veraaaat, aaaw lunlia;
varl.lhle xx lle.M,
per Maaaa Iraaetta Bbede lalaad, fMa**aetteal an.l
Baatera M*? v>.t4?. mew; flrhada Neamlai ?orU?aaat*f4r.
i'.,r N-xv Jeraey Baal BaTf>rn PenaaylvaiUa, aii.w. aafthe
*n?t win ls, hlgh "'i lh* > '?'-'
Por tiie i.i?tri.t ,.r ?'?'. j.ni'ia. Delaware, Maryland atet
VI raln la, *now, followed ix rair la ihe afternooai n..rth
wlnd*, i.ee'.ininii noilhweaterly
|-,,i Weat \lrclrilii. Weetarn I'*nna\lvanla. 4V*at*m
Mew-Tora ?n.t Ohlo, anow flurrMra foUowed by fair b>
bo n i rthwaat xxin.i .
THIBt.'NK I.OCAI, OBBXBVATtONS
Ita*.
Inrh.
30.0
? BOUaa Moralag. .xi^hi.
? litltlllltM 11 i a 3 4 fi fl 7 s ?> io i
.... Ii___-T. ".!__.?,"*-:* ----- :K
In iloa dlJCiaiii a C*_t_04Ma wl.lt* lln? alioxaa u.a
BbaafM i? pr*?ura aa Ipdicaiad by The Trlh_i?a'a a*lf?
raoordlna harometer. 'iii* brofcea l_e rearaeeata ta* mn
paratuie aa i.l-l at IVrry'a I'lmrma -y.
Trlbun* OMOB, Pel>. lt, I ? in Tli* XX...I.I,. r ><at*r
day w*a fair. thuuirti f>v*reaai In the aft.rno.in. Tba
teniperalur^ ntagad between lll aad PJ drurrea, lh* av. r
aaa .-4*4. beuta 4? hieher than on Men,lay an.l P. lOBBM
than .,.. tli*- t'Ofpaapoiidlnfl day laat yaar.
A anowalorm la llkely >?, mrlxc to day. with hlgh north
*aat wlnt)*.
Hy Ibe way, '"I* Whtakera" ,1 .-a not r*r*r to "Major
Max" ln "Chlmrnl* I_dd?n."
REPORT OF THE ACAD^MIE DE
MEDECINE OF FRArfCE.
Apollinaris
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE VYATERS."
THE RESULTS OF THE
RECENT IN VES TIGA T/ONS
IN PARIS AND THE REPORT
OF THE ACADEMIE DE
MEDECINE OF FRANCE
HAVE PLACED APOLUNARIS
WATER AT THE HEAD OF
ALL THE WA TERS
EXAMINED FOR PURITY
AND FREEDOM FROM
D/SEASE GERMS._
MR. CARLI8LE EXPLAIN&
HE BHOWI THE COMMITTEE HIS CON?
TRACT WITH THE RONI) BTNDICATB.
ITS TERMS NOT MADE POBLIO-A BIL.I. AVTHOR
l/.INO A .1 TER CENT BOBTJ IMtTB MAT BB
r.EI'ORTF.n TO THE HOVBB TO-DAY
?COOIBTBD CHANOM IM THE
BATIOKAL BAMK1MO LAW?
PBMB lOINAOE BILL.
IM THE SENATK.
Tbt Tr.t.F..'.nArn to thk raiBUMB.]
Washtngton, Feb 11 The eomedv of firapclal
legtalatlen under Democratlo manacament conttn
. drag along at th* Capltol. A new tura waa
lo day to the abeurdltlea of the ?uuatlon by
',,,,. derlalon of the Dtmocratle membera ol the
Benate Plnanco Committee to report a bill for tha
unrr=tr..-trri colnage of atlver. This pie. b of bravado
anu determlned upon at a hurrted coaferenca ia?t
evenlng. predpltated b> the natural fear that the
Republlcan I mlght, by Joming forcea wlth
Mr. rjorman, arrange for the paeaage nt a I p-r cent
i? n,|. an I an ea. hequer note "ri'ler" on one of tha
pending appropriatl aa bills, Ihua leavinjr the ln
nattonlal and ft", allver alementa whlch control
the Democratlc sile wlthout rlther a leglalatlva
pi Mrramme or legtalatlve reaponalblllty. Tlll a late
hour laal nlght ll had been tha Intentlon of Mr.
V< orheea nol to call a meeilng of ihe Pli
I'ommlttee for thi* mornlng. bul the newa whlch
reached th- leadera of the eommlttee ihat the Re
. . ? u.jr'1 conference h.id
: in. Ilnatlon to nipport the bon l
\ hequer note ayheme, to whlch Mr. Oormaa
.-?.:.?? i a audden change
l nn, and noi - - arere h.istily dlapatched to
? imltti a together.
v preiimli iry ? mcua held by the Democratlo
mtttee thla mornli ,-. Mr. Mc
... abaent, it waa dei Ided to
impromlaee In Iha way of cur
? . ofl "? i by Mr. Veat,
Mi .i- .-. of Arhanaaa, Mr. V'oorbeea and ol
.,, | to reporl ... almple free i dnage I II, the Oov
i.m. ..I. aelgnlorago the .nrrer.-nc* i>.<
iween the coln value "?? tba bullkm aad Ita m.irk?t
. . Thla prneraanrae w,n carrled throuah wlth
rfficulty in 'he fall committee) Mr. Jonee, of
... tlg-urcs as a I'opullat, Jolning;
wlth tn* Democratlc Beaatora. Meaara, Voerbeee,
H.r'. \'r?t, lonra. of Arkaaaaa, .md whlte, to
reporl * pli n fre? sllver meaaure. Mr. .M-I*herson.
?i? uaual, vei J with th* four RepabUcaao, afeaaraj,
Morrlll. Bbermaa, Aillson and Aldri.-h, agalnst a
f.i\. rabta r-i^irt.
The teit of the bill followi:
lhal from and after Ihe BOUaaage of Ihis act th*
8* retar) of the Treaaury is hereby authorlzed
.. I : ? ?? i to racalva at any L'nlted r!tat.-s mint,
fr.m anv . itlten of the 1'nllerl State*. *llver 1ml
llon >.f atantarl flnenegg and coln th>- same Into
b . i dollara of tlUVi tralna ea. h. The seijrniorair*
on the aml bulllon ahall belona; to the l'nlted
Btatea and *hall l>* Ihe dlffaren. ? between the
ilnajo value thereof ar.d the marlcet prlr* of th*
bulllon in New-Torh on tha .i*v tha depoall la
fii i nii expenditurea for colnage. done under
ii,.. provlalona of tiu* ael shall l.e pald out of *,-\td
oraare; and Hi? rie.-r.-tary ot th? Treaaury
leliver t.? ihe depoaltora ?>f *u.-h bulllon
atandard allver dollara e.ju*i ln amount to the
; thereof, a* af.ire.Hal1. and whenever the aald
otna h*r< n provlded f..r xhall be recelved into
r.'.'H-....- .-iiiti ..tes may be laaued thereon.
ln the manner r.,.w provlded by law.
Thla n II .ri of tha OOmmlttea hre:ik?i def.nltely th*
deadloch :n whlch II haa been heM for two montha
ar, i throwa tho reaponaPjIllty for any currency or
lltoa upon the rt.tiate Itself. It also
lataena the rhancea of the Bucceao of
? ? for Ihe rellef of the Treaaury, auca as Mr.
',.iri:ian and the Republlcana hav* hope.l to pul on
?ooM ona of tha approprtatloa bllla. \p\ irentljr
wlll bi lona In tbe Banate ?ith. r ln th*
way of authorlatnc h I p< r c. nr bond laaue or of sup
.- fun la to meel the current Treaaury deflctea
. . |ui ?. certaln thal a PVea Colnage bill
rannot I pei that the di m of the I 'em>>
ra) leadera ta reporl and champlon auch a bill
int ?>? an ??i"-u ""?! arrogant d. Rai ?
Prealdenl and .i repudlatlon from a party
if \i.-.v i.f hu whole Bnanclal programme and
j,,-. |
ln the*Houae Mr vTllaoa contlnued hla pathetle
aad despondent efforti to forca through tha VTaya
and Meana Committee aome meaaure approvfaig
th- Preal Irnl itlona for -i new laaue
of bor.da Mr Wllaon aeema io hava flven up hopo
of Indu. Ing the n.> i a of Repreaentatlvea I i ac.. pt
the ten-day optlon <.ff r.-l by thi I i ?? bond
?yndl. -?? chief ambltlon now la ?> commlt
lh. Democratlc manaaemenl .:. the popular branch
t,.- more ..r leaa acaden ' menl <>f Mr,
Cleveland'a preaenl Dnaactal programme, The Com
? of Waya nnd Meana ???: agaln i great part
of tha day, bul achlevad n.ithing Bubatantlal beyond
ambarraaalna tba Becretary of tbe Treaaury by pro
tractlng mqulry into the detalla pf the negotlatloni
f..r the n< w b ni la.
Mr. CBrltala furnlabad th* ommlttee a copy
of tba . intr.-i.-t mada between Ihe Admlnlatratlon
and ih.- Bjmdlcata lt covered i?o typewrltten
pagi . und waa .signed by J. Plerponl Morgan, "f
N.-u v.irk, for .1 B. Mergaa, of London; by Augual
Helmont. Of New-York. for N. W Rothachlld, Of
LotMloa, and by Se.-retary CurlHIe lt was wlt
iie-"s.-.i by Pranda L Btateon, >>f N'ew-Torh, th*
PraaMent'a farmer law partner. Becretary Carllale
expi.iine.i bla reaaon for aahlng thal :?" lajuactlon
..r aacracy ba ebaarved regardtaa the terma of ih*
.?.inlrtiel on the Kroiin.l lhal if the iiiaimer unJ
llme of partag for the bonda wer.- mada known,
banhera nnd ..th.-rs arlghl corner tba gold, whlch
tha ayndlcala muai procura i>> pay for tha bonda,
.md ihua greatly ambarraaa them. vs ,t matter
of conalderatlon for the ayndlcate, therefore, he
preferred lhal aothlag ahould ba aald outalde tha
. iitniniii.-.-.i.iiiii regardlng tha contract, alihough
he a.lded that, ?o far ns the ilovernment la <"i.
cerned, there i* nothlna to eoaceaL
The Becrei >r\ ?,i-. aubjected lo .i runnlng tlr- of
M iesti,,na. Mi Qraavenor, <>f?>hi... wanted lo know
why Iheae bonda were to i?- snid to the ayndlcate
ai :. prlce .; i? r cent below the Qiiotatlon for ihe i-.
in. Becretar) replled tliat the Admlnlatratlon had
made ih. l.. at terma wlth the ayndlcate lt could.
i:.na: iisk-.t ir iin att.-mpt had been mada t" ae
iiiie ih- s. nse ..( tba countn upon lt, the Becre?
tar) repll -i in the negatlve. This predpltated .. dl
cuaalon, in whi.-h tbe Admlnlatratlon was B*verely
crltlciaed, nol only l>y Ihe Republlcana, but by
certalr of the Democratlc membera aa well
Al one polnl m tbe hearlna Mr. i: - i referred ln
iii- .ir.iiu of gold rr.ini the Treaaury, and repeated
ihe argumeni thal haa frequently been made that
If the greenbacha wera reiln I the i - i reeerve
would noA need fUrtber replenlxhlng. *li I'arllale
then infealned the commllte* iint under ihe i.ns of
is74 Natlonal banh notea may be olfered at thd
TreaBur] l.epartnient and redeemed In areenbacha.
ll waa for ihh reaaon th,u he Bubeequently aug
i. ti i tiiiit aa amendment be made to the law
whlch wlll relleve the Ti<u-i;i\ t'r.uii redeemlna the
Natlonal i>..i.Vc notea nn i rompelllng the banka ;?>
. tabllah .ni agenci f.>r the redemptlon .>f thelr cur>
rency. N.> Inconawerable parl of Recretary L'ai
llale'a remarka bad ref. rence to thta provlelon of
.ii. Natlonal Banklng law, upon whlch ihe mem?
bera seemed to daelre the fulleat Informatlon, and
which he s,u.- thi m In detall
The reaolutlon offered by Mr. v/IIaon, of U'est
Vlrglnla. the i hatrman <.f the committee, yeater?
day, looalng i" il." laauanca of N3,OW,000 of bonda
nai ible ln |old, .i.m> came up for conalderatlon,
and it drew from Repreeentat.ve Dourka Pockran,
of Mew Vork. an emphatlc decliiratlon that he
would oppoae thla propoaltlon and any other
III.- heat itruaa fe.l cnllle
are ralae.l raprraal)' t,,r
Liebig
COMPANY'S
Extract of Beef
aad ealy tha beat parta af
tha beef aaa aeed.
whlch looked to th* Indorsement of the contract
wlth the forelgn svndlcate. Messrs. Reed and
Hopkltis queetioned Secretary Carllsle at conalder?
able length regarding the necesslty for an lssue
of gold bonds. Dld he think that auch an tsau*.
of bonds would stop the draln Of gold. and wou.d
not some of the money be used to meet current
expendlturea? They also asked about the estl
inatad recelpta of the Oovernmeni for the re
m.iin.ler of tne calendar y.ir. and if the Secretary
really beiieye.i tnere would be a aurplua wttbln
the next eight or ten months. The Secretary an
Bwered theaa o,ue?tions frankly, and comlni back
agaln to the queatlon of contracttng for the sai?
of the bonda, ha Inalated that no favoriusm had
t.-.'ti abown; thal .i"' Admlnlatratlon ha.i <on
snited with leadlng Baetern bankera upon tne aub
Ject; had made th- b"st terma it could, and would
have done better If poaalble
Aft.-r the Beoretary'a wtihdrawal from th? <om
mit;.ro.mi the varioua propoeltlona pending were
ordered to be referred to .1 Bub-commlttee. whlch
reported to the full committee al 3 o'.lo.k this
afternoon. The Democratlc members of the aub
commlttee ar- Meaara. Wtleon, Turner anl Bryan.
Measr*. Payne and Hopkms wer.- added on the
part of the Kepubllcans. out It was subsequently
ugreed thai ihe Republlcan members of ihe com?
mittee ahould aelecl tbelr own i-epreaentatlvea.
After the re-mmlttee adjourned th.- Republlcana
met Informally an.l aelected Meaara. Reed and
hfopklna,
Th.- aub-commlttee was late in aaaembllng this
afternoon. They were ln aeaalon an hour. and it
waa rtnally agreed that .. bill ahould be reported
to the full committee emlxidylng the I'rerident's
r.'coininen latlon fnr .1 :'.-p> r cent gold bond It w.>m
also provlded that the xoll thus recelved should
not be us.-d for current >-xpen?es. and the hlll also
carrled a provlao repeallng thal part of the Natlonal
Bank law whlch permlts Natlonal bank notea to be
redeemed In cr-ennacks.
The queatlon waa asked ir a minorlty report would
be made on the hlll. Mr. lleed. of Malne, replied
that this was n..i his plan. anl that he would favor
a proposltloii lonklng to an increaae of revenue.
Mr. Wheeler. of Alabama. offerod a reaolutlon go
ing to ahow that the payment of theae bonds In gold
would he an abavdonment of our ttme-honored
policy. nnd Mr. Bryan. of Nebraska. followed this
wlth a resolutlon requlring that all the ohllgationa
of the .Sovernment be pald ln sllver
After som* Uttle dlscusslon. a motlon was made
that an adjonrnment be taken untll 10 o'clock to
morrow mornlng. and this was carrled wlthout
anv actlon belng taken upon the propoaltlon re?
ported to the full committee.
The Treaaury gold reeerve to-day atands at ni.
115 1SI 'he lowest polnt it la llkely to reach for
sotiie ' tlme as the gold of the Helmont-Morgan
ayndlcate wlll now soon hegln to make it? appear
anBe ln th" reeerve and sweil its pmnortions untll
if ngaln climhs to the $|00.0o.?.nno mark. lt ls aald
at the Treaaury that. more than half of this go d
wlll come from ahroad, and none of th* gold pald
In 011 this alde wlll he laken from fhe New-Wk
bai.ks. It will come moutly from trust compantes
I'lltll the bonds are iss.ied. the svndlcate, if la
undersiood wlll protect the Treaaury from witn
drawala for legitimaie export by giving exchange
on thelr gold In Kurope.
RECEIPTS OI" OOT.D HERE.
ABOI7T as.ono.ono BOOM to pk <>v its way from
EVBOPB
fjold for the new Oovernmeni loan has already
been engag"-i in Europe, and aboul is.nrtn.nnn of u
wlll fioon he here. ?'. Plerponl Morgan announced
yeaterday that fl faHVW gold, or about tK.oOO.oofi, had
beon engaged ln London for shipment to this eoun?
try on account of the bonda, and dlapatchea from
London alao I that about cvw.-vm more
had been engaged. The Majeatlc, whlch saiied yea?
terday. haa on board tl.090.0M gold. and Ihe |-est of
thal engaged wlll t-1 ahlpped oa Baturday. i'
theae ihlpm. ta from Eng!and a '.arge amount ls
. \|?.? te l from ? 'anada
The am iunt of g-.ii whlch his been recelved at tha
Aaaay Olllce on account of tha bond ayndlcate wa*
up to th" cloae of bualneaa yeaterday tAJB9M9. Ot
thla amounl only f&a10,000 has been wetghed. it?
wi ght la U5,S2ouncea, whlch la IIS n ouncea ahart of
full welght. The amounta furnlahed so far by the
dlfferent membera of the ayndlcate nre as foUowa:
The t'h.i?e Natlonal Bank, IMO.O00; the Natlonal T'ark
Bank ll.000.O85: Ilarvey l-'.-'.- .\ Bona. tl,MO.O00; Mor?
ton Bllaa ,v Co., M50.0W; 11-, !? Ihach. Ickelheirner
i c taw.ono, and r l-:. Cregory, M00.OD0. The
amount pald m h\ the Chaae Natlonal Itank. 15..
welghel exactly :>,.<??>: oun *a, or 1.M ojnees le?*
than the slandard welght for that amount ..f gold.
The dlfference to be made up therefore by the syn.it
B thai amounl is aboul %tt\
LAJtCT ORDSBI RE.EIVED IN LONDON.
I/indon. Feh. 12. -It ia th* expectatlon of brok*r*
nn '.'hange thit the lyindon lasu* prlc* of th* new
l'nlted Statea loan will be about 112. Large orders
for th* bonds hava already been recelved here from
the Contlnent._
HAS THE MAR MUBDEBBDt
IBBUMOBT THAT JACOB FISHEB. WHO WAS
rorvn DBAO in a notBH at new
TOvTM, 1- I . O0CLD NOT HAVB
Pntfjrj TIII-: FATAI, SHOT.
Coroner Robert liaal-m began th* lnqii*st ln the
ca?* of th? pouag Iron moulder wh-. waa known hy
the nam* of Jm-ib Flsher. Monlay nlght, at New
town. I.. I. Before the teatlmony was all In. It be
canirt known that tho man'a r*al nam* waa not
Fl?her. bul Jacob Armhlte. The dead man wafl found
Wtthaballet hole ln hla head at the hom* of Mr?.
Loulae Ilothcr. near fllenitalB about a week &ko. The
evldence brouirht out aome pecullar curcuauBaaaaa
whlch tend t.? sh..w tha the man dld BOt shoot
hlmaeit as was at llrst atipposed. Dr* Samuel A.
Wood .md Abbott c. Cotaba, wh-j haM th* autopay
on the body of the de.ul man. aald It was thelr
oplnlon th.it lt waa not pooafblo fT Fisher. or
Armhlte to have lir-d the shot. unl-s he waa left
handed. The doctora furth.-r sald that thcr- were
wder m.irks on the head of ?he dead man,
whi.-h would Indleate thal th- bufleta ha4 not been
flred at ^ cloee raage -v number ot wltnaaaea wh..
knew the dead man a long tlme textltled that he
was not left-handad,
Mrs. I. ?ulae Rotber, ln whose hous* the il*al man
waa fouad, leatUed that ba apcat Bunday at her
houae, li- kllled hlmaelf, accordlng l 1 her Btory,
tha followlag day aboul aoon. she teatlfled that ea
Monday mornlng Fleher aald to her thal ha was
tu.-t of llvlng, and lhal Bha t .; l blm to .h.-r up.
Mr- Rotber aald iha Informed BlBher that she
\v ai get blm Bome beer to drlnk, and thal when
the returned wlth tha beer be was dead. Ha waa
lylng lu .1 bedroom adjolnlng the kltchen, bb
extendlng through tha doonvay Bhe aal I ?ha foun I
the revolver under tha Icaboa ln the kltchen and ha I
,,..,,. | . on the table In the kltchen, Bhe itat. I
lhal before ahe a '"?,,>r e^aher waa alttlng
at ai ibla aboul twelva feal from the bedroom whera
?;;;??: , . : Mra Rotber -
and Bhe admltted ahe had borrowed tl? from tho
dead man 8he aald she p.iid this b.ick to him. anl
.-,, t Mi- kept hla bankbook Bhe teatlfled :hal ahe
knew FUher carrled * revolver for the last the
Va.w.York exaerta 011 exploslves. aft-r examltilng
tha revolver and cartrtdgea, teatlfled that two cham
bera of tha revolver had been dis.-harged al tho
aame tlme This teatlmony deepena tha myatery, aa
the aecond ahol h..s nol ln any way been accounte.1
foi- After thelr teatlmony tho UMiueal was ad
jou'rnad untll Frlday nlght.
MRS. FBByCB-SBBLDOyS 1088.
THE PAMOCM AI'lll.'AX ENI'I.OHKR Bftlli Sl'E AM
BXPRBBI COMPAKt fOB TMB VAl.t'E OP
Ct'RIOfl AMJ BCLICI WHICH WBBB PABT
or bbb w.iiu.i'S raiB kxhihit.
Mra. M. French-Shel.lon, the African explorer,
wi?H ln l"wn yefterdav and was seen by a Trlbutie
reporter at No. 3 Baat Thlrty-thlrd-al . whera aba
was maklng a hurrled vislt. She wlll laava town
to day for Cblcago, where suit for $ir>.ooo arlll !??
broughl ahertly agalnal the Adama Bipreaa Oom
nany far the loss of ? parl of the exhibit whlch
Mrs. Fren. h-Sheldon had at the World's Fatr. ln
apeaklng ot ber aull sii- aald lhal tba MhlMi
niied ihlrtean boaeo, whlch, at the cloae >>f tbe
falr. had been reinov. d by the A.l.ims Bxpreoa
Company from the Woman'a Bulldlag to th* Audl
torltim Hotel, but when dellverad the boxes had
numbered only torelve, tha missing box coatala
Ing the choiceel parl of th* exhibit. Valuabla
aouvenlra ?'f Madagaeear, suue havtag been pre
Bented, aad s..me purcbaaed: Irory war-heraa <?f
r.ir.. carvlng, Ivory tusks. torty-cladM tlaaaa' ?
eoally allk fabrtcB, 1S0 alldea of Martaajaanar aeeaea
anl people, :") photographa, "aBgloua laaagea,
wonderful curtoa, and In all, artl-les to the value
nf aboul N.M0, it w.is declared, were on the mvea
tory of Ihla bOS, whlch ln itself was remarkable.
belng a acrewed boa of flne make an.l of MM
welght. ? . ,
li was sald that when th* loss had be.ome
known KO had b...... oOered by the ahtrraaa Cem- I
pany, the ..n*er belng al oace ref.if.ed. Mra
Prem b-Bbekton aaserted that the vulue of tbe ?
boxea had not beea raqalrad, as they wera not to
i?. taken from Ihe eity. Bome llme after the otT. r
h.,.| been mada ,.nl !-fnse.l, II was BtatOd I I
meaaaga bad baen reeelred daclartng Ibe boa |o
have been found, but upon Inveatlgatlon, wlth the
counael "i aach party praaant. ihe box. lt was aa
aerted, Whlch was totally rnjllke Ihe one th.it had
baen laat, had contalaad a preparad assoit
inent of atravv. rocks. ch-ap Imitattona of
Ihe ciirlos and a siniill number ..f the
iirllclea whi. h had I" BB B parl of ihe exhibit. lt
waa da lared that th- box was % boaa. Hhe also ??
aerted that th- greeter part of her um* alnce rhe
Falr had been occupled in cuinei tluii wlth this mat
ter. that she was now uiiahle t.i glve the Madagaacar
lecture* us fornierly. OWlng t'> the loaa of ihe *|lde*.
and that the dlspoaal of hei exhibit. whlch had been
aaaured, was now Imposslble.
Mra. French-Sheldon aald that It waa her tntentlon
to return to her hom* In London aa aoon aa pos
albl*. and that a trlp to Afrlca would probably ba
Uken wlthln a few montha.
: _!
b_i?h? ?4S?ii.'r*_ii-?*?''*t
M I X, O 4 I' * T * * llNt.
^
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE OLD RELiABLE
SWEETCAPORAL
CIGARETTE
Hit Stood the Tait of Tlnu
MORE SOLO THAN ALL OTHER
BRANOS COMBINEO
*ajBBjaajBjBjBjajfljraaB4_raaaB_Baa_BBBB___i
RUSSIA'S EMPRESS TAKES VIN MARIANI,
Suggested by the Prince.<_ of Wales.
Theproducers or ?? Mariani Wlne",
(Vin Mariani have a splendid market
in Russia for their nerve and braln
tonic. Tho Dowager Kmpress has, at
the snggestion Of tho Princess of
Wales, drunk it since the death of heB,
consort, with ihe most reniarkable
and ben.ficial rchtultta it is well
known that the Princess of Wales
also derivpd increased strength from
it during her last great trials. A great
demand for this tonic has sprung up
among the Russian aristocracy.?
The Court Journal. London, Jan. 12, 1895.
VIN!?RIrllI
f__
"The lilf.il I'linlr."
PHEVEMS nill.li:. BYABTtBtM DISE.4SES,
1.4 4.HIPPP.. BTC.
Fortifios, Notirislips, __._ Stimu
latos the Body and ltr.1.11.
IT REfaTOREB HEALTH BTREMOTH, KNT.ROY. AMD
\ ITA_ITT.
Aroid *fttb_ltatle_a Aak '?? "Vin Mariani" at all
i ? ._-- -? -
p.- DesertBtiva Bo k xxrh P rtralta and t*sflrmny <vf
n'.?*d C*l< brftl*a, wrll
MARIANI & CO.. 52 W. 15th St., New York.
Parta: 4i Bd H luaamaan.
London: 330 Oal mi -.I
Mount Vernon.
Th? leadinp hranda of Importad champagne
ani for f.nir or flve tlmea the prlce at whlch a
wlne uf p,|u.u juitity , ,?! be bxHurhl becauaa of
their hlgh reputatlon aa belng the rtti*.?t ptodjet
of the grape in aine "!' that Wnd.
K.ir tbe Bame reaaon, th. If. unl Vernon Pure
Rye Whlakey, bottled at tba dlatUlery, oa ao
count >'f its apecial Un flavor, purlty and well
kn.i'.vn repul ition, galned in tl;.' paal forty yeara,
brin*Ts in tii- open markei a blghcr prte* tbaa
any othar Ryu wiiisk. y.
Tha dlatillery bottllng la .'i Bquara b. ttlea,
eaeh hearlng i guaranty label of tha nimilling
Company; the capa are win I and aeale_
Pay tba dllterenoa in prlce and h.ivo th* aa
Buranca tha'. you u?e tbe beel cjuallty made.
<
There is more pure tS-rsaparilla iu
HIRES'rootbeer
Than there te in many of the ao called
' Sarsapariilas."
WEAK PAINFUL KIDNEY8
|',!...nler paina. _>'l even pain. m
Huiiiiiutii.li, aud weakness, ipeemly
relleved by theCullcura Antl-Paln
I'laaterB, greatoat of p_u alkviatora
MILLIONS
II. 4VOOPBI
Hr,ii?
Molra, ri.r.pt-*, .*up?r
., '!.. .x ar* an
ilD r. n* ? ??! by JOHM
127 w**t 434-1 v V.
.... lliila.. I'hi.-aitx.. .^t. l-ou
9
TOBB OF COAl OBVBHBB OBT Uis r.IFK.
Joaeph Bltteabai *b, a Otnaaa, forty year? old,
waa .tiish.-i to death yeaterdaj aft4*raooa by a
?eara af tona ?f >"->l r"111111_^ oa hlm la Pay Sbore,
I,. I. Ktdenb4U_ %?a~ employi I la tba x-.ial y..r.l of
Bmlth a Bnrarater Dariag tha reoaat anow and
rain th*' top of a hlir pil<' o( COal l?-.anie trozen,
imr.i Bad it aaa almo ImpoaatMe to get out aay
i.r tbe i-.tM. With pleka an opaalng ?>n on>- ai'la
xx .nt in.ii.' aad th.. iiiy aad uafroaaa coal in the
middie of th.' beap raaehad. Tba Brm aad he?n
Bervtng ita cuatoraera fr..m tiu> n-.l.l.ile of th.- piie,
wlil.e the OUtalde with tlje exxeptloii >>f tha: por
lion iin.k.n away for tne tunnel w..* left aa lt
xxai By yeaterday afternoon enouah i.>al hn.i been
tak.n oul ao thal lt V....1 liitf.-n feet from ihe en
ii-.iiuv to th* tunnel. Kl.teuba.-h waa ln ani
oal of the tjnti.l all day, ioadlni th.- sieighe.
Juat liefon- quUtlnR-tUae he eaterad the tun?
nel for what \x.is lo l.e the last llme for the
day. i: provi l to i? the laat tlme f.ir blm, f-ir. aa
he xx.is BbovelUm the x-....i to lha entr__aa tne
sl.lea K.tv.' xx.ix aad ihe rntlre maaa of '<>i*l aai
lee fell on hiin Th- other workm. n In lha yarjt
BBd aii that ."illl he siimni..i'.'.| were >e: lo woril
to din tba man out. They r.iur.,1 hlm wlthla aa
hour. Kiieni... j xx..- marrted and ha.l a ramuy.
Wlten Bahy waa aiek, w* gare her Caatorla,
When txhe waa a Chll.l, ah? crled for Ca_orl_
When ahe becanie Mlaa, ahe clung to Castoria.
Wae? Bhe had Chiklren. ahe ga_ them Caatorla.

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