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BUSINESS OUTLOOK GOOD.
GKNKR.Vl. ?SATIaWACrnON AT Till" END OF
Tin: l.ini? C50XOREM. /
WbJAj -mUEKT MB**? AM' DBTOOOW! BUBI UX?
POX A BPEBDY BEBTORATIOS <?F
i-.i-.-iM-.-s ACTIVITT.
The anxletv aad worry whl.-h sffll??:?'-1 th? I u
community durl nc H* ????' "' ??" -*0*111 ('"!l-!'
appear- to have passe I .?way. and a totally different
ssntlment pervades th? centrea a-her? the business
of th? country la done. Th? ...)1.?>r! ment ?if Con
.... , ha i-11 .1 mosl pntifym; effect upon U>?
people and Indiislrlea of lha country, ami there la
no? a dlaposttlo-i to en Bhea?l wltb business enter
pi . ? srhtch h?ve be n lifeless lor months. Now
thai it la do! necessar* to apeculate upon what ih?
na; ?-??va of so li ?rapetenl snd unpatriotic Con
are?! will be, th? merchants, banker?, brokera and
manufacturera are able lo devote lime and money
to lha ?--?i inaion ol their own and the country 'a
pi- ?perlt)
The adjournm nt ol Const aa haa cohm aa a first
Step In .? huge revival of huslneaa, t-rhtch mi
th.urse o? .i few months, b?rcome apparent to
?-very on? People whose opinion? arc worthy of
oanaideratloa predict thai the wheela ol In uati
?trill soon begin to turn In then old-time way, and
im-nfv i railway earnings srlll ?hoi? the ravivai,
Th- people who look ui in Hie dart sld? of every
situation are ready now to proclaim asnina! a re
tun, of conlklenc? and bualness, and they point to
the unfortunate railway earnings ol February m
an Indication of what la to come. It must ha re?
membered thai February, with its storms, ?sna an
aaitn an lj bad period for th? railroads, and the re*
tuni!- of "farnlnga cannot be consider? I - ?? fair
basis of the present earning power of ihe railroads.
RAILWAY i:\KNlN'.*? WILL IMPROVE.
Improved railway earnings will be one of the
teal fi tora it restoring an active atock market,
and th? "bulla" in Wall Btreel believe thai there
Is e? ry i to expe. : it ? reas. - in railway
serntugs Reports frou all over th, Weat ara moat
fav.irai.l*- for good -ropa, and other indications point
te i steady Improvement In Industries, which will
ba reflected in railway reporta of tnoreascd esrnlnga.
An encottraglni featun of the general situation, as
reported from brokers' offices In Wall Street, is the
in.iuiry from merchant? In the ?rtty and elsewhere
for merrarrttle Bteomraodhtlon. The decrease In the
Burplua reserve of the New-York banks points lo ao
expansion m loans, and this is a most favorable
Symptom of Increasing bualnesa Th? w?ekly bank
Stat' nient from now on ought to BBOW a big in?
crease- in loaaa
"The Iron Ago1' for this week, in commenting
?POS the situation, has this to s.iy:
The who;.* business community has breathed a
s.gh of relief over the adjournment of Congreso,
and aril! now turn its attention to watching the
opera? n? of the avndlcate, whl h has s dim*
cult task b for? it. the situation la thoroughly arti?
ficial, but the conviction la general that p,->Ui ex?
ports will be prevented. Pessimists ?in*?* that w?
are mer? i y temporising by thro wins ?? anta scroaa
the stream which will rush out as s ?rres.ter flood
when the gate? are thrown open In August. Still
they say, consolingly, something favorable may tun;
up between now snd thi n
WHAT BANKERS BAY.
Henry W, Cannon. : lie presiden! of the Chas? ffa?
Uoaal Hank, said: "A feeling of great relief has
come to the business men throughout th? country.
There ?rill, I believe, be no further l?gislation at
pt -? nt and people will fee.1 like expanding their
bualness, 1 can see no Imm?diat? effect of the ad?
journment of Congress and I cannot apeak about
the future, but I can say that Something Ixis been
removed which has prevented trade from Increas?
ing, and people can now go ahead and do business "
Braytnn Ives, president of the Western National
Bank, MM that the adjournment of. Congress meant
the restoration of confidence, and lie f.dt sur? that
the relief experienced in the banking community
. xver the ?r.d of the recent Congress was Ib? sanie
throughout the country.
RUBBBH Sace, who has recently become a "bull."
had this ;,, -my about the situation as regards the
stock market:
i do not look for an) cons! lerable rise in the
market at present. The adjournment of >'ongre?>
is of advantage be. ?use It removes ?--i-1;ii:. appro
hensioiis which have exlated, bul the market requires
something n,.,r.- than negativ.s I think the- next
important speculation may come fr >m promising
conditions for winter wheat. It Is of the utmost
important'*? to the railway interests i f the country
that ci ?pi -i. i a '.- ???: thU rear, n wheat ...,m?s
through the Winter we*", us it looks now as though
it would, then* will be a feeling of hope that may
bring some disposition to buy after th?' grass g?*ts
?raen. Recovery from what ire have been through,
however, cannot In ti.e* nature of things be very
l*. rapid.
m AN EPITAPH FOR CONGRESS.
m Henry <'i?. ?*?--. ?????! -??? renarks -about th? bualness
sltnat'or. are alv"i;*s read With rel:sh. gave the fol?
lowing llila res tin - observations concerning the ad
jBununent of Congress:
'?he I.II Id Congreaa ha.* expired afier a lingering
ioi.ess, without pain to any of its m?-mb? rs, but
, with a gr?r?t deal lo everybody el??*, ?m its tomb
should be Inscribed Its melancholy record
it has left undone thOM things which It ought to
have loin-, at; 1 ha.? done those things it ought no?
to have don*-, and there was no health in It. Thus
e.-ds th?. life of a body that came into existence
With such bright promise, but owing to its neglect?
ed op;??r;uniti?s and miserable ending, not s s m]
can be found to shod a tear ?,r wast? a fl.,w?r on Its
grave. With th? adjournment of Congress the
turn for th.- better is inevitable, and each day here?
after will demonstrate that fart. "The unsettled con
di:i,,n ,f the business interests of this country for
a prolonged period past Is riearly traceable to Wash?
ington. Now that ?'ongress has adjourned, that
B-ernlclOUS and t.roBtiatiiig Influence no long? r ex?
ists. Our troubles, therefore, are now all behind
ui?. and have been thoroughly discounted. \\'e
have good rea.-on to look forward to the prospect
of good .-rop-? and a general improvement in busl
?esa aff'ilrs
John Talmage, of the Mg rice firm of I>an Til
mage's Sons & Co.. spok.* about the adjournment
of Congress and Its effect jpjn the rice busines.* as
folio ws:
The last week ha.s bee? most active in Inquiry
and trans a ?tions, uuite generally attributed lo th?
anticipation of and satisfaction at th- termination
of the Congreaa It haa t.h auggested that th.
House of I'ishops might add to the litany. "From
--all *?a?h OoggreaKS as the I,Hid," et,-. There can
b? no question but that suet) would call f ,r:h s
fervid response The oaty thing which seems to
comman 1 universal comm-ndation was its "taking
Off"
JN THK DRTOOODfl nVTRICT.
A Tribune reponer who talked with well-Informed
anl prominent men engage! in business In the dry
g.iod-s district of th.* city found that they arar?
Muaslmoua in the be?i?*f thai the outlook for a gool
apring trade araa promising. Most of them declared
that there was reason for more confidence In busi
ji? ss bOOattS? the I.IIId Congr.ss had expired and
could m.-?.e no more trotible. With prices? lower
than they ever had be.?n before In the city, it was
sail that sales were In'.-Teasing and there was ac?
tivity in eveif branch of tra?le.
In the large drygoods hous- of the H. 11. Claflln
?.-ompany. at Churvh and Worth sts., to whl?-b eus
t oners oonie from all parts of the <*ountry. It was
said that the inform it,on given by buyers Indicated
a revival of business? from Main? to California.
Many new firms are starting In btugaeaa Customers
from the far Wes; have fteclarod that th- produc?
tion of gold in Um natetng regions has been greater
than usual during the las* year and t?nt the In
West 14* St.
is" s^STOteof T7'
Ae?n\ % TSAOE MARK ^_T_.
?9 "RELIABLE"^
CARPETS
STARTING A CARPET HILL.
We ?lo not wait for makers to cdiiio
to nK. Wc g?j to tliMn at the ri-ilit
tinif with tin- oid?n in on?' hand and
cash in the? other. They would rather
run the nulls on no i?T?>tit than not run
at all.
That is why our beautiful imring
stoik is at prices never ?Ireanie?! pot
?lble.
Our furniture department lull and
comjilete.
CASH or CREDIT ^^
(OWPERTHWAIT ^g
104? 106 and 108 West 14* St.
NEAR 61? AV.
BrooWyn Stores: Flatbush Av. near Fulton SL
NEW-YORK CITY EXCHANGE SERVICE.!
$80.00 Per Year ;
.cn<1 upward, ?"?n r"i????-'. by mall or ?fi?ph??n?, Asent I
?,. ,! I. ?a*al to fir? furthi-r Infoi-m.it ?on. nur r?n.--..l !
' ? may b? . ,"..i ?net any pubik l?*l?rph ??>? n i.??? ?.? 1
c j
The Metropolitan Telephone ?ft Telegraph Compmy ?
18 CORTLANDT 5.T.
creaee of wealth (rm the mini?* mus? nava an ai>
???? rlable eltecl upon ?raalnaaa**. Edward B. Saines,
? ?I D. Clad In ?Company, said t?> the reporter:
Business Is bound t.? Improve f..r two reason*.
? " ? ? -? - ? - i out of th.- way. and price* of nil kinds
? . ? handlse are lower than they ever have ?.<*??n.
Ther?? may be no sudden boom In busln??** Manj
\ i ? I IV? ?????n without ??rnplos-ini-nt un.l ?'.?_? *
save i??-??!! reduced, but i? ??>?..' a ho have mone) will
buy g? -i? now and get .? gr?*( deal for their m
f.cr a steady an 1 n?- lithv
i i ? ?!<
M
lucres'
?f bust?
D. Bogue. ofTeirt, Weiler & Co., said: ''?On? of
the i??-?; mi?:' attoni emUb l have noticed la the
laying In ?>f Block by new Anas who are starting
in buslnes*. It mean* s revival ol trade when
ni.ins- new firms ire buying good* Sow Is .? good
time f?.r starting In buslnes*, because >**c?ods ?r?
lower than tbej ever have been. There Is also
n. ?re confldenc? In buslnes*."
\v. T. Buckley, of Dunham, Buckley A- C*o., said
'?Trade is betfotntng brisker, Many j.?'.?i>li? from all
part? nf the country are In th? ?its' buying good?
They make careful purchase**, but they ar? buying
?? ?ely because prie*?* are low. Tin outlook for
better bualne** la goo I."
THE ?CONDITION OF TRADE IMPROVING
"Tut condition of tra<de Is Improving." ?aid Cor?
seMus N. Bliss. "With Congn is oui of in? way and
n,> ehanos of more meddling by ??om-r.s,? for at
lea?) nine ironths, busln??? men can go ?ahead with
Horn?? feeling of ??? ?iri-.y. The lirtJIcatlona ar? thai
we are to have .. a-.i *prlng trade. There ?prob?
ably will be no sudden l?oom, bui buBlnesa wi i In
?? steadily. Price* tn-s- >r ?*re to tow, im low
price? help to stimul?t'* trade."
OALU8HA A. OROW8 VIEWS.
Galuahs A. Grow, CongrtMsman-at-larg* fi m
Pennsylvania. Is b< the Viel iris Hotel He says that
lie heard there was a Jubilee In New-York over the
adjournment of Congress, snd h.- thought he would
come up an ? Join In th? ?? lebratlon. He ?aid: "1
can .?ay truthfully tnat 1 was glad when the LHId
Congress adjourned. It waa s Congress that operied
ssirii ?grand posslbllltle? and closed In abject burall?
latlon. TU-.' ?sil It .lil cannot be undone, Th?
? for a great aood work lies ?n ih- power ??f
the next ?Congr? ?a I am I i ? ?goo l s Ri publican, nn.i
hav? too much confl lence In my pai y ta? believe
that they will do anything but Justice to Um
trust Imposed upon them, Financial legislation will
probably be the main work ,?f the n?xt Congress.
Every mentibef has lit* own ?d?sas and I feel rare
that from the Ideaa that ?rill be i?r,?.i??-t- l a flnan
cial bill will be evolved th.it ss-111 rectify all paal
m'.stak.'*. In th?? m??an tlm?> th- country has re?
ceive i s breathing spell and 1 look for a speedy
r?-turii of prosperity now that th?-? pnt-llf? knows that
ro?ares* ha* abandoned Its tinkering with the
Nation's finance a."
THE D Esc F S DAN TS OF BBBOES OBOASIZE
ST.W -YORK ?STATE S<>?1KTV OV TUE tOSt "P Till:
AMERICAN liKVuLt-Tli-'N IS-CORPORATED.
Just;,-?? Patters??, <?f tba Huprem?? Court, ha* nr
pr?-?s->' l th? ce**t!fl<*ate of In..?..r;??ratl.?rs of th? New*
York State Society Of th-- ?Sons of the Ain? ri .?ri
Rev-olutJon. The m.inaarrs an- Chauncey M. De
j.?-w, Robert B. Roos?v?lt, ira miss Stewart, Ed?
itai i Hagas***?*. Hall, Henry Hall?. John C Calhoun,
Walter s. Ijogan, Andrew J. C. Foy?, Ferdinand
i?. Earle, Hugh R <;ar,i?-ri. Thomas Wilson, Fn? i?-r.
ick D. Orant, William W, .1 Warren, Ebwwsar K
Wright ?t. ? Btephcn M. Wright, of this city: J?ohn
WlnfleM S'-o;;. of Karat ??raneo. Elbri Ig? Q ?Bpauld?
lu?;, pr?sident ? ' t':?.. BuffaJo Chapter, and J Wairen
?'iitler. president of t1?.?- Rochnter ?Chapter, Others
interested In the society are William Beward W?rt*b,
Thomas Ew rig, John l)ulncy ?admins. Judge Roger
A. 1'ivor. Beth E. Thomas, Hora,,- POTtSV, William
H. Webb, John H. Stedman an! John H. Uresv?
t?r, Jr.
The society 1* orKanlz<?l "to bcrpcAtiatS th.- m?m
ory "f th?- nien who, by their servi? es or sympa?
thies ?lunng th?? War ,?* the Ameri<*an Revolution,
achieved Ib? Independen ?? of th? American people,
to unite and proojaot? fellowship among their i?
?.??n'lants, to inspir?- %th'-m an-l lb? community al
irg? with a :v.??r." profound rever c - fot th? prln?
dples of th? government founded by oui fore.
fath.-rs, to encourage hlatcrical research In relation
to the Am?art<r?an Revolution, to em rang? th? it ; ?\
of American history, to acquire and preserv?
re ? rda of individual w rvl? ? -? of patriots ? t the \? ir
as well ,?- do iment*, rell - an : Ian Imark* to
th? scenea of the Revolution i?y appropri?t? memo?
rials, to celebrate the annlvarsaiie? of ??r ?min?*ni
events of the war. to foster true pati otlsm, to en?
?ourag?? a better understanding o I ? : ? ?
free government, lo maintain and explain the In
stltutTons of Amer u, ? ? ? ? .n,. and to carr? oui
the purpose? expre? i I ir? the preamble t., the Con?
stitution of our country un?' the Inlun tlon
\v.i?hlnston In his farewell a Idress to tne Am? : an
people.'r
SoTIS OF TUF STAQl
Max <>!'.? il began bla aerlea of Ihre? lecture? at
Abbey's Theatr? yesterday morning, bla subject
being "H?-r Royal Highness Woman." I!? will
teil of "Th?- Little foibles of .lohn Bull, Bandy and
Pat" this morning, at U o'clock. Th? third snd
list ol th? serle?, and the final lecture In Near
York, will !>? given tomorrow morning. "Ameri?
can Society up to Date" ?rill !><? the subject
Mrs. Langtry was still steh yesterday and unable
tr. leave tier rOOm. It Is said that she will DO dOUbl
ba abla to act n? palmer's Theatr? on Moi : 0
night. The company engaged for the production of
??<;..ssir," Includes Eben Plynipton. Jamea W. Pig*
gotl .-. .1 Rtchman, W. T, Lovell, Tie,mas Will
i.imsoi-, Mr ?'iirri-r, Mrs. Loulss Eld ridge, Mis?
Kille Shannon. Miss Eleanor Marry and Miss n,ir.
ton.
Tony Pastor began his career a.*? a New-York
manager on March XL, 1MB, and will complete the
th,i"i.-th year <m Friday, the ?d of thla month. In
commemoration of the anniversary he li preparing
an extra programme for the matinee and nlghl
Performa nets ?>f that day.
A! th.- living Place Theatre to-night, Fedor ron
Zobeltlts'a comedy drama. "Ohne Gel?ut" will be
produced for th>* Urs; time In America. The pi*
has created mn?-h Interest in Germany.
To 8MLRCT A siTF.
Th.* tlrst meeting of the Committee of the coun?
try lions,, of th,. Monteflor? Horn? f?>r Incipient
caaea of consumption waa held lasl night. Lyman
<} ffloomlngdale acted a? chairman, and Raphael
Bttinger as secretary. Th?* following members "f
th- committee, who arc also director? ,,f th>* Monte
Bore Home, attended the meeting: Jacob II.
s hlff, Louis Oana, V. Henry Rothschild, Isl.lor
Btraua, Bigmund Neustadt and I*-.?.-.? Ep-plnger,
Th,. varloua olTera i',,r a sit?, . ibmltt? I fr?im ,:,f
ferent i?arts ol thla and adjacent States, were laid
before th- meeting. A un commlll.f n waa
then appointed i?, confer with the Medical Board
>,f th?- uonteflore Home and also with othei emi?
nent apoclaltata on lung and throat dtaeasc-a about
tin- selection <,f a suitable alte,
BOBA A \l> rORRtOR BI88?OX8
A lecture on foreign missions ?raa delivered last
night by the Rev. Dr. A v Bchaufller in the Cen?
tral Presbyterian Church, ir. We I Plfty-seventh
st. II?. spoke particularly ,,f the work ?,i lie- I'nll 1
Presbyterians in th?- schoola and hospital? in Egypt,
contending that they were doing the only good work
in Cairo: Th, general miralon work m th.- Holv
Land, he said, ?fas carried on almost entirely by the
English; hy th" Americans In Syria, .,,,,?' in the
r> st of Asia Minor by Congregatlonalleta
Charles M. ?fe-mp, of ti??- ?'itv Mission Society,
dell?.i an address last evening on miaalon work
in th? le.-lure-room ..f th? Plrs? Preabytertan
Church, Eleventh-et. and Fifth-are, The Rev. Dr,
lloarar?! Du?ield, pastor ol th? church, Introduced
the apeaker. "The question of the hour." aald Mr.
Jeasup, "ilnd th?* problem ?,f the future is what to
jo wttti Ih? masse?. The f'lty Mission Society *-<
romplishes s vas! deal ,?i good It relieves the
needy, looks afl?*?r the sick and gives aplritual oom
fort to thoac who are aadly In need ??t it."
nn. in (tits a s sot BMMTMMCMD rrr.
The resent? wing of I ?r. Robert Buchanan, who
was convict.-?! two y.nrs SgO of polsolilnt* Ins Wife,
was, on motion of ?he defendant's counsel, Charlea
\v. Urooke. deferred yesterday by Recorder UoiY
for a week. The oaiifls oi ih?- delay wai an
ambiguity m th.* Code of Criminal Procedure i"
latina to r?..senteni-es, of which the discovery Was
made by Colonel l'ello* S*S assistants last week.
After the matter had !?"en discussed by th?- as?
sistant illstrl?-t-atiorn?-y? and no doelaton could
be arrived at. l'oUinel FeUowa told th?m t?, lay
the matter befora th.- Recorder, who iii.il!> de?
cided, in view of the fa, t that as Hi.- , a-? Bra?
heard and the sentence pronounced by his pred.
, ?-ssor. Recorder Smyth, that th? present Re?
corder w-uid !,.* the pro,., r Justice t.. pronounce
the ?entenc*. it i8 Baid ihat Mr. Brook? will ap
peal the case to the United States Suoriinu i'ourt
?o \\ aaalasjtaa.
TWO OFFICIOUS RETIRE
TROUBLE IN THE AMERICAN CHO
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
HENRT A. OAKLET AM' Tin: REA'. Wll.l.l \
KEWBOLO <il.\i:?'.i:i? WITH C \):i.l-:???*xr.r
IN THE ll.SNI't.tN?; OV list???.
The miiddllng of the a.? ?mints of the Am?
Church Missionary Bo ? ?"?. Ccurth-ave. and T
ty-s?i .h.!-.-?!.. has led 10 the retir, nient of Its I
urer, Henry A. Oakley, ,i broker at So. B Will
st., .mi Its general ????r.-riry. th. Rev. WIIHai
V--A-!.,,] '. of Montclalr, N. .1. The retlremen
th?..nicer.* la it?. r.-?:i!? ,,r ?.,tion r.v th?. ?ori
Ex? utls-,? s'omniiti.i" .m a r.???.rt from the
? ?mnittt.e on Finance. The Kxeeiltise I'omtn
found licit th?? r--i??rt "dl* -:os?*.l sil.-h lrregn ar
In th? u? ?unt* .?f the tr asurei an?l th?? tr?r
s??,-r.'t.ir.s?" that the .??mmitt?-" t. rniinated the
nectlon ..f those otn?*ers with the ?o.-iety. A M
menl Issued b) the committee s.?id "Th'? li*regu
ties extended only ?,. ? port.if th? i tartety's
renl receipt? for ?orne lime, .?'"i do n??t Impair
prirclpal of it.* ?resources or Its tnisl fun.!-. I*ey
this the situation is n,?r yel irf.i.-vh- kno*wn. In
Is in the |,i,..-.-- of elutrldatlon." No Intlmatloi
,-r,:i ?i ,iiits or anything i??t nniettntm was rn
Tue statem?m ?ras itgned by ?likorg? W. VtAerl
Henry 1. Jtme? and tjjeorge C Whit?
?Sx?Trea*urer Oakley, ?rho ass f?r?tTn?rSy pr
danl of the <*?luni.-nt.i; Tins? Company, said:
n?. ver personally k.?i?r ans at th? s?i?-i?'s books
?ras treasurer only In name and ha i DOtMng to
with ti??- details of the ..ft).-?? sv ?rit, I was not
Uie ?.fil.-., for over two yaars till .1 few w?a*?>ka s
Ths general secretary, v/ho *as made assist
treasurei bj the Board of Trustee?, waa author!
by the Executive Comrattt*? to Indors? and ?soil
all checks drawn to the order of the treasurer, .
h?: ,?:" the aocounta were k,-i?t m ,?. r ht< supervtsl
i never band'.ed an) ,,i in.n.-n: t?e<?elpta ??;
?aiiiscrlf dollar of the s???'i-ts'* money, ??>.?????: of
trust funds, which 1 safely Invested The ann
. xpensea of the socl? ty are from tBvjBM t?. $1??.????.
u?e,i to sign c!??-?-u- in i?:.itik f,?r Hi.- dMiursemeni
?i.arlety's money, and in that was rather
crutl? us.
I ?si? treasurer for nine s..?rs. bul bave t
Beted for the \.<<< tin.?r foui years, i?-?-iiu?>? I ?
not wish ihe responsibility, and was only w ?it:
till the a count* should bin straightened, w 11. ? 11
would make m> resignation final. I told the bos
that I po*llively would not hold mi place beyo
that tin,?- under anj circumstance*?. It ???.?111* rath
harsh t.?r the Exe?nitlve i'onml!!?M to glv.11 th
ms ?ervlcei have been ? 1i*?h.i--.~i svitii when I ??
' he on? ssh? ?? luaed the examlimttoo of Ihe a? ? in
)??? .?n expert, When ihe trouble ilrst arose I ?a
that If ans defldem y tor wht-h I wa? b-itullv Hat
shouhl be discovered 1 ?tood -???]) to remporta, fr ,
my pris?t.? m?? in*, i have heard ot no d?*?Ae1en<*y.''
The office <>r th?- company a/as .-1 .>??-?->I yesteruj
Qreneral Wager Bwayne, president of the .-? 'let
was absent In Albany. The R?v, ?Jr. Klnsolvtng,
Brooklyn, has been appointed as Mi. Kewbold
SS? ?r.
A dispatch from Montclalr, S. J., saya: '"TI
Rev. William A. Newbold. paelni nl th? ICplscod
?Church, of thN pis ?-. whose name 1* Mnne- ???! wli
the ?hortsge of th? fund I the American ?'hur,
Missionary Society, when ???en 1 ??day, said he kri
n-.thm? of the alleged shortagi ll? knew notblr?
.1!,out th? cane, except what hsd appearcd In t)
morning papers No communication of sny kin
had reached him relativ? to the affair it ?v.?* ?--i
lain, he said, he had ii??r appropria,!??.! the mone?
The mlnUtei ?eem? 1 much ?urpris? 1 thai the ?
ty should have remove?l him fi >m hi* position. H
lntlin.it.-1 thai he would dentan?! ?ir? explanation
"Mr Sewbold I* popular here H"> church I? on
, ? ih? mosi : ishl enable, and b??*ld? * having th
asipp ?' and sympathy ??:' hi? eongrcgatlon, the m'.r
filtei :-? llk?-i ..ri I ?ympathl? 1 \vi??i by th? member
..f ..?her f.-cl?hs than hi- own. It . ann ?t be bell?
i\ ihe peopli h-r,? that th re 1- ?nything reall
: g in the transaction? of the nilni?r?r with th
? cclctj Th* generil opinion here 1* that somebod
h.i* blundered, and that the mlnlatcr baa sullen .
RBEAKISQ l BBOADWAY WIS'DOW.
THIEVES CVT A HOLE 1?-' 'rill", rt.s'r.'.'.s ? .
MAKE \s ss' WITH ? ? >N.-n ? I: sit : 1 - cT*l
When Mr Crook, of .1 B Crook .s.- Co, who Issvi
a Sportlng-s.la store at N?? 1 Itl r.r ? Iway, Oppo
site the Bturtevani Hous* arrived a 1 1 ? plat?? yes.
terday morning, be f ."in 1 thrsje i??',? ??rr?.?-n ??
guai 1 ? ::??? ? of 01.f th? - ?. .. lo? ?. out ??(
whl ?'i hn 1 beer I ? ?.-????.- ihr?.
fe-"* ?n , Ircumfsn 1
Th- thies-."* bad taken ib ? I ? .? "?i .?f k >?.:?.
Inolii'Hna epert gla*se?, urn and Bllverwsr*
Th?. other thing? m th? all los wer? travelling
iiaKs. to-, i?:? iu j,- ? ' ?pert ira. Th?
plat."ici,i?? la .c ,| taitei of ,,- ??
Mr. ?Crook thinks It si . thai 'h? thiev?.
plunder the window and ? .;? r. Th?
BlOCl . ? : l"r:?. '?? ? Of pe l?-a?t',.i!i? ,. ? ,
:;., nigh)
The) ..-?'.? natanl In 1
Ihe Sturtevant II ? ? ? ? ? - . ' 1 c te!.
gi sph - ; ? ral n ,?????? iirsi ;
poned 1 ? id ity n, Ih* vlclnll
mu?' h eve worked *?) me I It tl
e -??' - ? 1 ; ?? ? ? It Is tho ighl t:.?- ] 1, ?v.
. ? ,, \ ? ?? r .,. m,.1 nlng. ?..
. ;? ?? front if the store in ??tin
?.- : I'lckett. of t:.'- W? it Thirtieth ??
itatlon. del ? men I
the ?
THEY WAST VORI VON El FOB COAL.
MEETINa OP f*Al ' IEH tSV I ;
THE I 1 M KOPS RE'IION
An importan) meeting of th? camera and it,,
m.i.?? imtt ".?i dlatrl? ? "f Ohio waa
I. | ... ?.... |t? ?.? lerd ly to dli itsa an I pert? ?
plana for mutual Inter? I and protection Theae
I >| ?,?.. Intended to r< ura better prices for pro
diner? and carrlera of bttumlnoua coal. The gen?
eral p!in?.|pi'" of combining tonnage snd establish
Ing a alngte selllna a ?? ? ? ? ?? brough! up I
definite action war takei .1 U Perrta, chairman
of th.* meeting, ild lha? no conclusion had been
reached, bul lha! com lerabl? progresa had been
made Th? meetini v?.?^ adjourned until Ihlemorn?
ing
Tli" following railroad? were represented si the
meeting Penna Ivanla, Baltimore and Ohio, Hock
Ing Valley, \v..ling sn?l l?ake Erh?, Toledo and
Ohio Central, ? leveland, (?oraln and Wheelli ;
Columbus, Bhuwnce and Ho king.
The plan which will be adopted by th- meeting
to-day win. it In thought, be somewhat aa fol Iowa:
The adoption of a plan f.,t ,...piling .. 1 foi
alt !he prod?cela. Thla agenc) ahall hav? ., powei
to make all contract ?i 1 to name the prl ? si
which coal shal be old; II -hall rll?ti ?? ? ?
among ihr producer? along the linea ol th? carl
r,nit,, ids in proportion ? , their average tonnage ,1?
shown for the yeara law and Its' n 1. declare?!
tha' under thla plan nn ad\ ince can l?e secured ??(
from 20 lo 50 cents .. ton, and that ., tiding 1 il.
ran be arranged ?-.im, the mlnei ? which will ?nable
them to parti. Ipate In '!?? result? of the advan< ? it
!-? also declared that the producer? and railroad
will largely increase th? .1 m 1 In? on* a.
IS lilt IXTMRERT OF DMACOMM88M8.
The eighth annual Ni'l..?, Deacone* ' '..!:'.?.
of 'ii- Methodist Episcopal Church sill begin to
day a? 10 '?" .1 m In the Central Methodl-H Bplec-opa
Church, at Seventh-ave. and Fourteenth at, and
win continue Ita ?eaaions io?nicri ,w snd Saturdn*
Bishop Isaac W. Joyce, the Rev, l>r. Andrew Long
acre, the Rev Dr. M D'C. Crawford an 1 tha i:*v
I?r. ?I 17. Woi.a..- arlll be the sptakera to-day. \1
dresaca on "The ! N iconi " will be made to-morrow
by Misa Down! ? Intenden! of tin. Brooklyn
II. me; Misa Pierce, superintendent of the Cincinnati
Home, and Miss i.ni.ii. superlnt-ndenl ol the Sea
England Home, In Boston. The othei apeakera In?
clude ihe Rev. l>r. William N. Brodpeck. of Charles
town, Masa . th? Rev Di H C. vYeskley, ,.r ein
cnnatl; ih?* Re* Dr. J, A Meyer, ol Chicsgo; th?
Rev. Dr, F. M North, of lb!? cltj.! th? Rev.
Or F l. v.v. Mra i.u-v Itldei Meyer and Mra
M in 1 r?-t llottome. ?in Haturdi* addreai w .1 b>?
i|. Ivered I > Ihe Re- Cart .-*?,?? k?;, of ??nisterd.im,
X. v.. the Rev. Dr -lohn Pearson ol Cincinnati, and
Tl.serdres %?*? i I ; close In the evening wlih
a i'?.,-?.ption si the Sea V >rX I'? on.-- lion? and
Trail Ing H h? ol, S ? !41 ?V. I F urteenth st
RI8IIOP 1II11 I ions BOMB AOAIM.
Bishop A. N l.miej.,!,n. of the Protestan! Epli
copal Dloceae of I.ong Island, and Mrs Mttlejohn,
w.1 ?* among Ih? paeaengera arriving here ?.,?:.1
I day on the North flerman Lloyd ateamer VVerrs
from Mediterranean porta and tllbraltar.
??? ?
BOB M B18810A WOMMRMg is VOMFMMMMl >.
Th? vVomsn'a Home Missionary Sodet) of Ihe
New ^'? ?r k. New York Eaat, Neu Jei e* snd New
a:k conferences held 1 union meeting In the Wash
Itigton Square Methodlal Episcopal Church ye ? ?
day. Mm Clinton 1. Ki-k. National president,
arta In ihe chair, an i th? consecration servie? waa
conduele I by Mis? Martha Van Marter.
The Rev. Dr. C. W. Mlllard dtrilvarsd the .iidr.-?.
: of welcome, and ?he respons? iras nuda by Mr?
I ?'. F ''..iiri?oii. who reviewed th? society's work
1 enlisting th? .if,,in , : Christian ?romes la behalf
of th. m-g'.-, iei people <?r this i,limn*, Aftarwsrd
the .-?nfer.-n??' secretaries, Mr? .1. 1 Pesa?II, Mm.
C. I*'. ?;-riis,n. Mrs Marj I'l-l? Park and Mrs
.1 Q Mayaard reported upon the progress of the
work in tii'ir respective territories, Noontime
pi i\ ei waa c m lu? il !?-. Mr? Van M arte I. and Mrs
Ai.ni?. Keni apoke on Mexican work. After singing
th?* doxotogy, th? sdl ? idjournsd for iun,-heon.
Th* apeakera f ?1 the .A''-. 1 on a. utos wer? Mr?.
Marg..r.i Bottom? Ml- H w Downing, Ml.?? A.
B Matthew*. M:s E F <;?*,rg... Mlaa Bra It Smith,
M ?1 M'.lle H M? 1. i II snd Mrs. May U-onarJ. weed?
Titt.
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Used by peoplo of refinement
for over a quarter of a century.
COL. WARING GETS THE MONEY
THE MAY?ir. I'li.stsKS ?in: ?COMMIS
SI ON KR.
Cli.NTIMl.I.KH KIT' M DECUKES TO VOTE A WATE.
MKNT Ht:<; SKl'lNi. THE BTREET CUBA'S
iv,; .I.READY i?i\i;
i',?ion? i w.crin?. the Commissioner of 8tr? ?I ? ' ,'i
Ing, appesred l>.-f? .r.- the Board of ?Sstlmate ind
Apportionment ye?ter<Iaj to ask for in??r.- money,
and he ?..??iz-l th.- opportunttj to pre? nl stal ?
t.? show ih.it he bsd noi wssted money In the i??
moval of snow tr,,ti. the ?treet?, After he had asked
for fOABB with which to bus ?? new ?elf-prop
dumplng-bost, he said he had bean examining th?
records of Ins Btreel Cleanlni ?Department, and ha
desired to submit soin.- figures relative to th., ....
m?,?al of snow .1111 tec ft ?m rh?- streets, In vUm .?f
what was said at the meeting i-c^t week Then ho
read th? following ?tatasnent :
During the whole it-..- years beginning wl*.h
!,?>??:? ,'i\ j,i-.-1 ??.?;.,,is removed r:!,"?'.'? load* ot snow
at a rosl of $iTs.T:t; ;:i. During ihn Hi I live week?
and three days after I becami Commissioner I re?
mos-,? i _??,:? ?si loads .?f *n??ss ,r, ,i rost of il74 SE! My
,,,, |M?ea?sor* got it,."ir labor al $1 :?> a day. I h? I I ?
l>?iy jr.: ,i ?i;.\ M) 11? 1>- ? -? ?is removed th* anow
from only about us.'iirs -is, ,.t: 1 a half mil.-* f
principal at reel* After the storm o( February 7 and
?\ and without Ih* help ??t an hour*? thaw, I r*mov?*d
the *no?r from I2?-S-100 mil?** ?,t street? twenty?
sev?*n au?l one-halt mile* being In ?? dtatrlel ??.!?.? i
the membei of Ihl* Board, who live* there, ?aid had
"not been I ?u,-h.??!."
col? n-1 ?faring looked bard .?? Conti ?Her IHteh as
h.- laid before th? layor s map which showed tb?
streets from ?rhlch sn ?a- l? ? i i.n remov*?d. Th?
<'ontr?'ll-r Bppi*sred to be thinking hsrd, but he
was looking at a nibber band which h? twlr! ?
abotal hi* lingers. Wh-n he spoke, he said Its was
o-pposed f> ?pending $-:.?"" foi a boat to be used
;n dumping garbage In the harbor Colonel War?
big aald it?. n?a boat could be u*--?l t. transfer
garbage to some pis?** where it could be cremated.
a resolution to ?ppropi ??? tl ? *:.???? was paased,
inet Controller ?"Itch declined to ?rots, stating that
he ????*? a little afraid <>f ualng patented articles for
city work, ?i* thi city already had r. defend iult-j
for alleged damagn amounting to ?i.-???? ???? for in?
fringen?! ni of patents
Colonel Waring then i k? i foi ?:???.?i. 0 to pa] for
i s equipment and ?I eck for hi? department, Includ?
ing 5-,.<"*' for hors? and tr,.?m for carls. The ?'
tr ?Her said thai ? >? ??>? appi ?pi lat? I id l?*d ??
point t Ihe tax levy, an?! Tax Commissioner Barker
?aid
'Th? Tsrx Deiiartment Is going to ihoa up very
s? eak Ihl* ?? *ai "
? l >m i?r'-?? ?r, i f.,- .? ba I vin? -.il Mayor
RtrenK, "and rr ,-n all 1 h? ?r, 11 ???',!: be very bad."
The r?**olution ?? ippi priai? the money s*k< : ror
by ? '??' ?n? '. w ?tins ? u ps ihm i.
A? ?'o? nel Waring ?tb? ?bout to lea?. ?? Ih? Mayor's
Office, Mayor .-'tr ti.m ' i s. ml t i ?ay
?something, i'olon* 1 upon
? ?u al i?-: We?ln?*i lay'? meeting What? ?? ,s t?
?aid ? at only In 1 ? report a
m of th? itreeti y -, si'knowli i??-! iiui
? ?ndltlon l'on told
In aa many word i ? ;? r r I ss.i- , om
pel led i ? ? ? Phere wa* ; I on the
pan of the members ,,r iht-j board to ?as anything
thai wa t ti But ? Brn re.
I??ri to guide ui I am very glad to |
in-; ' t ? ?m itlve I he work you have
I er? ?? .???...
? I ' ' ?
"I !,? ' ? r ' ' ght ' ?? II I ? ? i ? - I Wer?
concern? ltd the ?' smiling
??| mist?i . ?
tlnu?
lay I ?.?? ? . . ? ? ? . wer?
- ?
The ???.?? ! m i!'i .. ? > ? ? ? ' \\
1? ?.??? 1 ?I ! ? ? ' : U ,?.?r
... ' . .
; n\ '.';?. I. I ??? '?ill, I ?..:?. Ig?
,, ? S . ? ?? ...r. (I j ?? . ......
t " ...
... ; i ? Il ' ' ? 1 : . ? . ' ' . . . . ?
? *?- ?
"Inti:nti??nm. mvxtiiv " ?>\ tiii: DECLINE
-.?!?: ? ' ' i 'rus ri M? THAT THEt ARC
ItVE THE i*ITT, ?>?: TAMMAN'T IIAI.1.
I c?. .". H- ? ? ? ' ? ? ?'?'"??.
?. ? ??? ',ih> t!i .? he i . r i arty m .min ?
nt endona ? i ? ? t !. -.
? ' ? ; ...... |?a,..
workmen look ?;?ju Mr. Moor* ?t- i fluy Pawkea,
and are nil? wttl nrroi it the m<-r mention of
sil? g? i plot on
Ihe |,, ri ol 'I an ma men I rk. H
. ' . ' : *.Tr. a? t .?? . ? i : ? '. : ?
?,.. I ? i
i -, |. t.. ; w ... ? ? i : i ?? , .. enlna ' ? " h
i., : lisml ? :'??? ' ? Bull ?? in, an aah? .?rt .ir ver
It was charg? I lha! t people
i ., ,- .:- .. ? ? everybod*
II - pul ? - ? no! known to th*- department
. ?, It ran lered .pin! >n
,? :? il the ,iii Bhon I pa] TUA foi
a. i ?? in urred t'\ ?he department hiring
th?. sain?, from ontractora living In Brooklyn Bui
h? de : l?d thai th* I I not pa? ???> ? i ,.
llrnokl) n ir- n p." which they ha veiling
?no? Several generoua-hearied publl. cltlxena hav?
. ?ma ' ?*?' .ni ' owever, hi, :
and the Brooklyn men ? ,1 be paid Th? names of
th?. gi ntletnen ? ere ? ithheld
BAMV8CMIPT tOCIMTT BMTBRTAIMBRXT.
The programme lo ba offered bj the Main rlp|
Socle t) il :t-- next meeting t., m 11 >a e* i
Is an Interesting one Mr? Tyler Dutton will
., group "' - i.ama S?dgwick ? 'ol*
Uns, Pi .? i ? het Power will Intr?. nes
long bj Qerril Smith, Carl Pemlngei will pi
"Ariua ?" for \ iolln. wriil n foi thl ? ? i?? ? : I. I!
i.... ?? ? ;? : ad ? ill I?,, heard In two n? ?? :
.- S ]".-iiii. Id. Ethan All?". 11 ? ? -i t will pi- ? m i'arl
T I. ? i.m,.i, l'i i.'??.?. ? ?;.;*. "A- Pud th. Rose";
Silas <; Pr.i't ha.? .m..'...? i foi p in? the "llallcl
?. ;r.?i? -? i.??*.'' from In* orchestral nilte, an?I will plaj
It for the drat llm< ut thli ?? wcert ; Misa luna ?
. ?'Un? n, a n"v? soprano, will mal luit l?
for?? il,,- aorletj In .? long by K.lourlo Manto;
Th -ni- Evan? Orcen, will -ins* .. new 1.1 lei mg
bj Sumnei Salter, ml tu.???,! i|u.irtets, con
?iatlng of Mr? Oerril Smith. Mi-- Murginrlte Hall
i 'hartes Herltert Clarke and Prunel Plachei P
an.i Mr Ella ll? 111 N'orthrup. Mi K ithi line Hlon I
t.I. Thorn ? Evan Or?i n? and ll it Phlni w ill
.1 thi m ' ''n, quai let? I,' ? ;. i in Smli h and
II, m -. K. Ha?lli i ?til of the compos, n m? ntlon I
?ill be present snd accompnni an?! pla) thoh
own i,nuil,'i The meeting .? , l?- h. Id. u u lut
old Mendelssohn Olee Club Room?, In SVea!
Plfty fifth al
TBS *.'// RMOIME8T CTOLtXQ COMF8
'" re ws i meeting ol m< mbera of the 7th Regl
n,?nt last night al their armor) for the purpos? ,,t'
forming a cycle corpa t., act aa vldette? and rap
Id transit > irrler Over for?) members were pres?
ent .?i the meeting In th? adjutant'a office, but ..?
it ?..s confldentlj > xpectcd that a far greater num?
ber would hav# been pr? "m hi i earlli r notice h en
given, it was de. id. | i,, hold over the . lection of of
ll? i until next Tueadaj There will be one offleer
commanding, iwo chiefs of platoom plghl guides
.ml two bugler.-? Lieutenant Praiicla li. I.andon
?ill undoubtedly command the cycle corps with
Uleutenanl ?A'alter vYilaon a chlei of Platoon No
i. and Lieutenant Prrderlck ?'. Clark comniundina
Platoon No. 2.
FF.STlvTTtF.a OF TBS COLUMBIA OLUR,
Th? Columbia Club held us lirs, annual reception
last night -.<' Maennerchor Hsll, Pifty-aixth-at and
Third ive. The club la chteflj comp i ? I of . m
ployes of Bloomingdale Brothera The ballroom was
lastefullj ,|,., or i?i i. m l m ore than a hundred cou?
ples were on Ihe floor The .?ttl?-. r-< of th? club
are .inn,is Menderahauser, presiden i Morrta Macher,
rice-president ; E I.?", v. ireaaurer; Sigmund Stern,
recording aecretaiy; I, Urunlg, atrgeani .t-.rnis,
and I?. Fischer, flnanrlal secretary The floor man
.met ?i Charlea t'luver, who w.im assisted by
lllaa It Rothschild.
lut; Till st. rtTHKh's OAT RABRg
,\t a meeting be'.d lasl nigh! by th? Ancient
Order of Hibernian? si !?? ilwlth Hall, Port) in'ih at
an i Third ive., formal arrangement wen made for
the Irish National f,"-tiv.il and gam,-, i, be held
lindel ihe auaplcea ,,i the A < ?. II on Si Patrick'?
Day al Suis? r Harl? m Rlv-ar Park.
a/0 caisi: FOS TBBCMIMIMBI 9UILDIM6 SCAMM
Preside it Wilson, >?f Ihe Board of Health, u.?s
not inclined yesterdsy morning i" Ihlnk thai
Eddie I'li/.s'mmons, th.- elevator bo* In ih? ?'rimi
nai Courta Building, bad cot.i diphtheria '?y
masan of the proslmlt) "f ths Bureau of ?'..?i
lagious I?!?.'ases 11 ?? said thai lh?*r?. WBS BO dan
fir whatever arising from the department, as a
mg study of th? question had shown
lu. I!, b??. of the Maileriologl, nl I leparl nient,
?? of the ?nil!.* opinion. All germs are killed
before being exposed to il?.' open air. Pttsalm*
mon? nevei visitad the Bacteriological Depart
ment, and as Ihe llui-crui of Contagious Ills.?,...?
1? on the ground floor Infected people ?a ho might
have strayed Inlu the ?miMii-g auuld hav? had no
Occasion tQ une bis rlcatui.
STATUE OF JOHN DEPEYSTER.
THE PARK BOARD WILL PLACE THE GIFT I
IN ?BOWLING ORBBN.
KO MORE PAMCa NsTaTDBD AT VMBBBXCT THAN
TI1U--1; 1U-.?'?cMMKNliBli i:v THE TCXB?
MKNTIKit'Si: ????mmittki:.
The Park ?"ommissloners yesterday accepted a ?
bronsa statue of rolonei John Ds Ptyst?r, who !
?rag May ir of New-York about IDO year* a?jo. It ;
is expected that the ?tat'ie vv.ll be place.l In Bowl?
ing ??reeii. It Is eij?ht feet h i >; h, and it was pre- '
t-ente?! to tlf city by ?."ii'-rul J. Watts Le Pey
star. j
Tli? ... .onipanyina; picture or th?- ??tame wa?
made from the original design. There have been j
JOHN DR PETSTKR.
some modlflcation li -. and Th? Tribune ?jr!ii !
publish on another day s picture showing the
tatu? .? - .? no a appe ?? -.
A letter ss.-cs received from <:."..r,7.> B. Po?t, |
?;? erg? W. Clinton and R. M Hart, consenting to
? : .? ?m advisor) commute? snd glv? *dvl?*e to
tb? land i ipe ai hit? l foi the Harlem Bpeedway
Th? Commissioners passed the following resolution
i . ; mon* vote:
li? ilv?fd, That In view of the large outlay in
ring the park.? lately added to the |>.?ik sya
i.'tn. s no the further expense which will be in
? ??? i m acquiring the park* provided for b) I c(
?es eral law* recent! ? ? I -; the is v
known .? - the "Hmall Barks act," it .- the opinion
..t thl? board that no further provision for addt
llonal nai k? ? - ? : ? or * ipe lient al this
time other than the psrks ads ?? ited by the Tene?
ment-House ?'??nun.-?: ,n. o be located in Ihe
Ihl kly populated tenement section ??n the K?st
Bid? of th?
AR ISTERESTISQ ART EXBIBITIOS.
A ?-..I!? ?,,N Of? l:!'.!?lti>'l'N'TATMNs OF THE
MADONNA AND (TULB TO BE BHOWN VOB
llBXl FIT ? r A WORTHY ?'?' ?..
r r the l*neflt of th? "Little Mothers" snd th->
?V i. M Club a loan ? ill?*etlon of representations \
of i M i an i '"iiii'l will !?? exhibited' at
Mo ?? ? ,-.?. beglntilng ro-,;..> and ?-on
timiina to-morrow and Batuniay, from 10 .? m to
i" p m li the collection there '.s-iil !>.? found .?
ivlnga da) Ing is Ithln ten
>.,ir* ,,f the beginning of tMs . ; ?nent ?' .?!'
s ? i ? ? : ? . , ? | ? mentation of ths
?? . < hnatchlld, ..: I . .- b th ilgn? i i?, l
? !..??? i ? ? ? \? :?? , ?l Bart ? d?ilg is ??:': b?
found ? number, ami .??i all*gi i Raphael
M.? lonn? . - i ?rn?r ,.f this rai ? p?.
i s? f n , :? sntlciry VVorka if l?ir.r ?mi Bar?
il a . ,ti ? in the toll ? ' i: ,-? ? mbrol i
erie*. carvi i Ivortea, n.;.- snd >?ina. all of
sacred subject, tnaka th? ?zbHsltton, ir Is
?l??l?re?l, one of 111? 1.^*1 OpBOrtUBltl?? for the study
' ooi ; iratlv? ,?r# wi ; h ever t.a-? been Bffo?rded
In 'hi- city
The ; ?. ?rill be used for establish?
. ?cho ila in tel it rlcta,
where tb? tt mother?" may be taught tb?
preparation ?' plain ind whole?cm? ? ??klnn;, the
m ?in?, t "hoi ?aeej it?" snd the ir? ??f their
I- ni-, i* hoped t.? in.-r.-c*.- th- vacation
fund Holiday? hav? n <"? given '?"? th? association
l, ttver ',.'??? ??: ihe*? ?- Iren Th- X. I. M
''lui., wi.|. ?i will have ? ?m* ?hare In the benefit, is
.?r ?*r?i ,,' ih- smallei ?.ety, In It* fullest
being romt/tos? i >,f "little motnera" ssh?> have
i,. ,? ?me wag? ?an
Th? h? r, '.ir. . mmlttee of ihe exhlbttl ?n I- e m
; . . ,,f Mr? llenrj K Dlmock. Mrs Franche
M . ? ? .-? n B^worth, Mr-? Richard VVat?on Ollder.
M?- l?jhn I? Archbotd, Mi- I ?asid Bow?, ir . Mr?
? ci \ Herter, Mr? .'her!.- H Foote, Mr?.
Thoma? J V'.no:. Mr? Henry A Bllmson, Mr?
H .r.. ?in??, r. Mrs Henry ?'. Valentine Mr?
?;-,rc- T dteven* M i Josephine Pomeroy, ryrus
i Lus?--:? ?-. Vlexan.tei s\ l?r.ik.- Robert I'n !?r
\. .1 lohnson, Ja mea s luxli-, 1' Hopklneon Smith,
Thema? Bhlelds ?'ink- und ?'h.tri?- Btewai ?Smith.
TRADE AND FINANCE ABROAD.
w rk i a ..n ? . begin on the cot tructl in ,,f Hie
Blmplon tunnel, the longest to be pten i iind?r
the Alp* Th? Bwl?? papers publish deflnit? In*
formation con? n that gt| intl - work. Th i
pinna have been approved bj the Bundearsth, or
Pederal Council, sa th | were praa? it? i by the
Jura-Slmplon Company. The length of the tunnel
will be : ?,'?'' met? nst M.BM of the Bt.
Cot hard, ll will ..,.*i ?"..">? 1.0ht francs. There will,
lu fact, i ? two tunnela ?:?ii one track each,
the axe? being ?_", metre? ?H?tant, on a parallel line
One ..! ibem ?mist be ready within n?." and a half
?? ?:? an I 'he other four y< in ifter th.?mple
. i!..- flrat. \ ?o.'. taw franc? la lo !>?? Im?
posed t..t ever* da) of delay, ?ml a bountj of the
name am.,out will be paid for ever) la) ga n.
The tunnel neglna .'??? kilometre?? from ihe Sw.
station of I'll,-,:, it crosse? the "masatf" iif Monte
l..".i.e in a north weal to sontheaet illr?H'tlon, and
. ;, i on ihe i.dt bank of the DI verla, ? I tile above
th? village of IseIles, sboui '-"? kllom trea from
Homo d'O ola, Ih? termlnua ol the Italian rail?
way
The "Oaceta" of Main I publlehed on Pebruary
:i the ..i!,. ' ,i t? \t , f the law I i ai al : the au far
ii lustry .?f Cuba. That law orders Ih ? incella.
tlon ,'f the tax called "Induatrial Impue I i which
waa levle?! upon the augar and melaaa-?* of th?
island at tue rate of IG centavo?.
TI rabie which la t.. be laid in order to facili?
tate, during Ihe Madag n 'ar exp lltlon, dire ??
muni itlon between I-*r ?r* ? ? and the Invading army
la about i" ho transported from Marseilles to the
il in Island it will serve ais., ?-..*? mercante.?
dlspatchea, though the state of war will not permit
much hualncaa t" be transacted In Ma?lugaa?'ai Th?
cable will be laid between Majunga and Mosern*
hlque, th,> Portuguese oolony on Ihe mainland ,,f
?he I>?ri? Continent, and u is expected that it will
begin to bo operated In Api II
The quickest passage between Rio Janeiro and
Montevideo was mad? i-*?**nt!y by the Brltl h
Royal Mall ?teamer Magdalena. There was. in
.1.1, a race between that vessel and the Pren.-h
St? ?111. r Br?sil. 'Ih'* Magdalena left HI?. tWO liours
aiiei the Br?sil, sighted, overhauled and passed h?-r.
arriving ,n Montevideo after s remarkably quick
passage ol MXt v -fnill hours.
At this time, when Boms rubber factories, like
that ut Woonaocket, R, i. are closed, ,( , i stten*
tlon la otherwise callad lo thai staple, mainly pro
,in ,.,i 'n Spanish America, ii may b,? Interesting le
h??r of a possible competition from an unagpected
place, it i? reported in the Paris papara thai ?
process in? been discovered in Francs to extract
ir..in .m herb ..r rraaa very common there s rub
bar analog,, is to Lb? article already known. The
botanista call that plant or herb san,-bus otaacerus,
and it grows everyariiere and abundantly upon
Prench soil li furnishes, when tr.ut?I chemically,
an e'.astic substance, poaaeaatng all th? characteris?
tics of rub? si
Tha ? oioni/aiion of some 1,800 Americana In ihe
?tata of Vara Crus, Mexico, is apoken of as .*-*.
; i.ted by the newspaper organ of tha township et
! Outlerrea Ramera, ii aaya that one of the larga
"haclendaa," <" plantations, near that place ha*
! been divided Into lots, a portion or which wer?
' pur, based b; Spanish capitalists, who will induce
I American Immigrants to settle there. Th.? prin*
lp.il culture of the district Is that of vanilla, bul
ih.* Inhabitant? manufacture oilcloth and other
alibles aben II la Impossible lo ?*...rk lu the Raids,
Th? city ?>' l'oit.i., i'uix. which dispatches re?
part ms having been burned racsntly, was proa*
pe'iius. nn,I bad greatly developed Within the Ihsi
ii'n raara it ? aa a town of from U.400 to ij.uoo
InhaMtaats, ?>n the northwest ssaooaal of iiayti.
There were .710 houses, only llftv of which Were
??landing arter the Are. In l?.80 i'ortde-Palx po?
; H.'sscl not more than ten foreign residents, and
I1 ont) ihri'e commission bouses, one German an?!
two Prench. Last y??ar ?here were more than IVj
KreiB-h resilient?, and about llfleen large oommts
?lon llrms. rotlipi'tmg fof the trade In logwood,
,.,,rTe... .ii.ii.i. et,? ...iried on mainly with New
York und llavra
THE COURTS,
HE MUST ACCOUNT TO HIS WIFE.
TUB BMBTOJOAM DsaODU THAT JOHN I!. MANNIXO,
OF THK STO?'K. KX'IlANr.r:. MfST Tt'RN
OVER H Kit ?'KUTIi-'KATK-*.
P. Tecumaeh Sherman, as referee, has mad? g
report t?> the Supreme Court, In which he lin.Is
that John B. Manning, a ss >!l-known member of
the Btock Exchange, must give his wife. Mary Man
r.lnir, all ?ertiflcate* of stocks, bond* and oth?r prop.
Bftj> which may be foond une her upon an account
Ing by the cour:. Mrs, Mannlni: ?.??.intended that
her husban?! opened thl* account for her February
2??, 18*31. with about *M,m. which he promised to In?
ve*t for h'?r lu f?r'''Ou..it.ons in the Street.
Mr. Mannlni, and his wife have been separated for
over a year. Thev svere married on Septeml?. r ??>,
?Sail, and hi.v? wc-n .-hllrlren. She ha? an action
pending against him for a i ?.?arattm upon ?..,?
ground of ?rueitv and fallur? to pros-Me for h?r
eupport. and pending the action rhe court lias ai?
lossed her alimony of f,<n a ir.? nth.
TOCXa rrTTlNd TO HAVE MjMI A TsXAft
For the porpOM of carrying our th" con?ll;l.ins
un lar which the contest Instituted by Robert L.
?Cutting, .Id. over ii?i? ?rill of his father, Robert I..
Cutting,td, was settU i In ths lurrogata's C?Mtt1 ra?
lentis-. Iiobert I.. CutUng; M, his petitioned ths
BuprasM Court to be ?Jiowad to retir- fross th?
? xe'udirshlp ai? 1 trusteeship of the will of hi?
Kran Ifather, Bib'rt I.. Cutting, 1st, sshl? h h- a3
Bumed immediatels- after the death of his (al r
Vourg rutting'.* potltton has i??'? pf*s?nted to ,ius
tlce Patterson, of the >,iprm- Court, by hi? roun
BOl, SS-8urTOgat? Hiatus S Burs ?m. and sv.is grant?
ed ycaterday. Under the terms of seulement s? nus
('uiting receive? I,.?,???) in cash ar. I an Incom? of
ss..'."?, i yttt trim his brother, who became ihe .-??'?
b*n?fl?*tary of bis fatlwr*? all! after he ?ral ?tl*in?
herlted for inar-ymi; Minnie ktollgrnan, the actress.
His ancle, Wa t?r Cutting Is th? .?-??le ttecutet un?
der the ?ill of lioocrt L Cutting, 1??.
A COCTE8T OVER Tin: OIVEN WILL
Emily Oiven dtad on rebruary M IBM, ksvlng a?
est?t? estimated to be worth >" MB - ?? h.vi ?x?
?? ' g srUl on Juris :?, i-,;, and ? ; . a lugg
7. 1S8.S, by the provi- ins -;:?? gav? ,-?:i 'l*
-, ?? ' ???? of her esrite, ?srUsaatOd to be wort's ??.">,.'a),
n her frten?! ?3?org? Wnrrjn Pease, wtoss sba
team??." (is one nf the exec;it ?. *. Th?? oth.r ttOCUtOt
Il V.''.'.I an, K. Samoa Mr. F - I ,s tiiy
f - Tiffany & Co., a ?Harri,?nd and
poarl pin, . solitaire, diamond ring .? marttle bust
of "Ifmigenla" and all artlslea ol brl ?A-orac and
furniture that he may sel?ct. a rVs>. ith.r .?f her
relatives in i friendi re.*.-is-- small bssjsisaitg of
money an I ;???>?a?!iy
A .?inteK has been Instituted in the Sarrouat?'?
?"? ,.? ,, - both papers by Samuel P itark-r, ? half?
er, anl Chal?es V. Hark-:, a sen of a .1?
:eas< ? half-brother, ssho ??leg? thai the papers ar?
?al a ?-, 1 that the*, ?> ? re obt line i by
undue influence. Th? c nr <t: nts ar?- not rnenti ?n??d
m. ?Ither of th? documei >m B. El'iaon ?*
'?? -.? ? .-?- ?. Messrs. Knevals and
Perrj repr? ? i I I ? tit th? ?v.;..
r-r;-r;T QF APPEAL? CALENDAR.
Albany, Mar h ?S.?Ths Court of Appeala ?lay ?sal n
dai for to-morrow la Njs. i. Wt VJk\ l?. Ml, -?. ?a,
n .
- ?i ,
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.
vTaahlngton, March A?Th? daj call in tko Su?
preme Court of the Unit I ?State? for Thursday,
Mar:h 7. will be a* foUows: Soa *?!. 4 original,
, ,?,! and ?"?? ?: Is. I ltd uni Hfc
CO'/R? CAl.CNI'AP.s FOR TO-DAY.
B?js>rcm? C?**art? 0 ??ral Ten? Bet ?-.?? Vaa Br<aat, P. J?,
? : . ? .'.?.? No? 7i. 00, ???? ?'?.
? ,-? .- -?-. Barfor? I'.nt, ra.n. J ?Court
?l?-r.. ?; 10 Si M ' ' ! ?I II a n?
Suoremi ? r**ris ?*?". I B?< r? inar*h?m,
J. -!>.-? .- ? ?. - USO, HW2. -?Il, 1"??. ^?17. -?"-?.
.?.?/j.', -,"-, ?';?. .at. ?"...-.?.. '-.?T.-.. 7a: ?.???:? ?.?17:? ??????.
?.???i ?*-.? '.?" ? j???.) '.'*?; -"?7 SSW. -''"?'?'. Bmt, -?'?''.
?jca.'.'i J,' ? J?'"' .?"".'7 sJaai ?I0U -1"1. -1"2. 21".'l.
J1?M ?IM 2183 IMS. -i"?7 -I'??. 2150 21?*? 2101, 21?**?,
Jl?'.i 21IH 21?*? -','>'? 2IST, 21*?, -17". '-'171. '.'tT'.' '.''73.
21T1 '.':7.- 21TD 21T7 -17? 2ITU 21?1. 2183 '-".*a, -jim.
21SS 2li)7
Kupr?tr.? Court- B?x ,, Term P?r? H B ' ? a- ???.?,
. ? .:??>.-'.
Rup ?.? Term I'ari in l'???:' '" Pavy. J
,'n.,,... .-\ > - ?ent frvm i : I -?? unflal?h?t?A
??In ni' I.YSSIM?P?li I !'? f,r- H?.:.n..i:i J.?C?U?*? t. kw
? :.' f- n) l?-r? HI f i tria ? '.-? ml nlahed
.'.?.??I: ,r- i'?:- II Bel ??? ' : ich, J. ?.'au??.a ti ba
?enl ?' n: '"?r? III '.
Ill ?' .ir? l'art lit ll-f??:? t...*>r-:. e, l N I ?.a?J.
24MI .",'.?".'J 2321, -'-'*-. -??1" -"?I? '-'?*??? 2510 2520 -"-31.
VATi 'ttve. ?-"?i:. -.'m>'. ::???? 'a'?? US 171.1 in ?.,??: ???j,
?i**l .-I
nreull .'? un !?..??? t\- .s,I),-iirti?,| umii %f.n?!.y. MiraS
1*
r"?i[,?r? r r.?!-' i:?|?iltv Tun. liVfoi* <?il<l?risle?v?. J ?
s lot. K.i!i?ii v* Metropolitan Kl-sate.1 IUJI?
r ,.' ? ? Se ?!?v cala i?,l.ir
Ritperloi .'.??i. .*;.?? i..: ?' . . ' i rs M?*A?lam, J. Noa.
7'/' 7'.'?? ?'.?-'I 71'.'. ?ol. o.'.'l I
?urcerler Cmirl Trial T-rm i??n I It?::-* ^??"erwi?-?*?
C ,t \ ? ?.???.?) MJ :a',|. Ioi>*. 133 1218. ?a?,' ?iisflnlahed.
Sai?--.. : Cauri rrl?l T-rrn Part II lU-ror* K?e?<lini?.
t n .- IS33 1124, i'a.'i :*:!''? Kl, isa?, ?tt?. hit. m?.
l--.lt
Superior ?v.irt Trial Term I'Mrs III p.'f.re Purr-), J -
N ?. l-j17 Hill ".? ?utt?l i*?s? unftnli I
Hurroa*t*'? ?'>?ir; I'li.iml,. ? > li, ?,,r? Am ,'. I. S Vx
ISO M.,,,.. .,; .1 , '., f. l'oacn-. :.' I" ! ? ; i-i N> lwl,
?Mat* ?>f ll-ni\ M Si'.v-iiii.i'.. .,- J |, m W I for
Paulin? BchlB Marsarol I".?/-, cirtck, R ??-? \v.
.11 lltllllp I ? -. .??:? ??? S -r.
?-.?lat.i. I'- Hi,^.-n?'."in ..' 1?? :*?> .? n. . I ?in N K lier,
Itaaeph Be?*!?) Ausuil ?' M ? im m? '.' p m
:? .--.?' > . |, g.?
N i l'Mi will n* Renjan
4 <l??r
?'otiuii, n ri?*?- ??; ??? ??? Befor? Daly, C. J.,
,,r, I 11. i. J.l N I. >. V.i. 831, ."? IT.
:,1 > ?
l'ommon Pt?a??1 ? ? ? ' ?Tool itasrar,
' ' .-?? :. N ?. I??.!, l.irvi.i'j.?:' va. Kr'?-'-.?:-.. N lay
.
, i. n Pleai .?i ;'? rtn Part? il ?ri m A'- - I
l'ourt S|,.-.-...? T. na i ? : !?? N-'..t? ;r*, ?-. J M>
X
. ? . . n? rtl,: Terni Par? I H* ' ??? M Caiih) J -
N - MIS I'?::',. 1412, 1413, NB3 i?-'-'. I?".* ?'?**?. I''"**.
IBS HP ?;:;.:, i.'iil .i'?::, K4 i*a*?- anflnlabed.
.-lu ?'.un Triai Term Par? II l*ef?>r* Ehrlich ?' J ?
.V. - ISSI ???> Usj. 184T, l'.'l .TU. ||M l??il ?'J 230.
1235 11.1*. 1220 i33a i.l. 124 112. ?'.1". 26B, .?IT -'??>. 'TJ.
?i? is-.? toa?, tat '.?IT. I24J., n:.:, .. 2?I0 -
,;? , un Trial T'i-m Pan 11! Befor? Van *?"??< k J.
V ?- r.'Ti 3*80 :u"i in;, :??: ?n. 1871 lOBo, HUB *,.
1112 2*?7 343.V ::?:?. I0??7. IT*. T71. 1030 030, 02, HOL
1277. '.sd H??* lOtl, IS??. IIBT, H.t'l. H'.T. ?"-"? M3S,
? ':?? ?
, ?? ,' ? ;- priai T-iin Part I\' Before 1 uimoas.
.1 .<h " eauaet: S * XA?, :<?'?*". "as?, SBJ4, :;.'.;... :;.">?.
:::.?..i, SAW 3533 ? ?a? until
Ki:ri:Ki:::s APPOIKTKD.
Suprema < ' ? I
fly Paliersoa, J
:.'?-. v? ? ? M V ?muni
Kdminicier ??? Pa II B? n. I Ban Pran N'nah
i
p.** ?- : \s Kn.-ipi. Flaher A BaV r.
Peni? Henry M Alesander
Matter ' H i i '? yd McK ilan?? i
\'..-- n va. I -, Q
ii? An Iran - .'
,' ?hraa? Carpet Co <?? Ilowella, Jr. ?7111 in C H I*
ii. m.
.' SMS :-. PI? i?.
By ?'.:-?
Ma. lay \?. Kelly- Delan C Palvta?
Hit.?-! :? i ' ' ir '
1!. M A Ion. .1
1- . .;" -1 *r? ,'?.:. \. ,'-:mins
Wlllan* K. 1> Btokasv? i? nn?i <*e?>?Alfred H Hall.
By Bedgwh U C .!.
Backer v> Tower Th maa n s lum-in.
B) I'," il un. .1.
Norton v?. Mattheare ftiajnani? II. Vandarpoel
RBCBIYEM APPOINTBD,
!?<lj?.*rl ,r ?'.airt.
By Patten -n, .1.
I?..ii? v. Bell va Anal? WT?tast?lB ?. neaia) i >-.?,?<* A.
'?'
?'.nimn l ...
B) Oli-s-wtcB, .1.
ii.. p.,??>.:. v- Id Iph Ifoonella 0?ora? it. Taylor,
iiy Daly. C. J.
S.lu-v II I'.n.i ?.- lb? i?. .'lllaunaa Door Mfg. Co.. St
ill Jar? I-? B Bm I
TMIMITT CBAPML'g old v.fit UIMOMM 9TTBIBD,
The funeral of Hollowaj W. Hunt, th.? .?id colored
man who had rung th?' Chimes f Trinity Chap... ia
vTesi Tw?nty-flfth-?t., for ?hi ',-? ???? a
and win ,ii i laat Saturday, was Bald in the rhapat
yesterday morning, Th>* servkes were conduct??!
by the Rev. Dr Morgan i?i\, assisted by the Rae.
lin?. Vlbbrrt and Rltel le.
Ainoni: th.. a' m th,- congregation wi r- auay of
th.- wealthy parishioner?, of who? several Bad
known ib.- o'.d be'.l-rlnger alnce ti ??? ?? re boya ? 'id
?clrls. When the body arrived ?i the church a dlrsa
was pi..\ed on Ih.- chlm.-s bv "?>:.! il,,',??*?' ..??1st
i ?nt. Huker Th?' body m i- taken to WoodUwa,
near Newark, S .i. for burt.ii.
MXMIMITIOM OF BMAVTIFVL COMTVMMB.
The opening .?f lbs Intarnatloaal RgposttlaB] ol
Costamaa on laturday ntghi la i >,?k?i forward to
with much plsaaura bj th .*?? Who hive been ?o
? energetic in it? afoja-tloa and are conAdaei <>( it?
aueceaa, The work al the lladlaon iojuare Oard ?
i-' going on rapidly. ?Th? i -cor?lions are bob it -ii
and av.? so arranged thai tha exhibits on t:?e il .or
will appaar te the beal advintag? without eeatra?i
I Many of th?- exhibits gtM > i'iie.1 ?it thousands of
I dol?an and are e.speclally m id,* for this exhibition.
I 'Phe door? will be open?-,! prompt!) at h steht k I
Saturday avanlng, and bobi aroah the ??? >w win
continu? from la in lin* Burning until IBJB o'clock
at nlKht. The bOBOS for lbs llr.?i nlghrl are .i I a*M
und a fashionable attendance Is sasured Th?- tshl*
bltion 1? (>>r the benefit of the Young Women'?.
Chrif-tlan Association and tu?. 8i Jsmes'a feUssIoe?
to which the procoeda will !??? devoted.
There will be ,i great v.uL-'.v of eoatumSB, hlstorl
oal and modern, and the display o,' garnaanta "f men
and woman and bousabold decoration win b? ?wry
i?r?*.* Applications for specs have already been re
? fused fr,.n? :M--k a? luom Tber? wir. ba w..ie p*?
| ente/ange und p.ei.iy of apaoa tor aaghtaeslng?