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IN THF. HELD OF SPOUTS.
WHAT BASEBALL MEN ARE DOING.
,TF.M> OK INTER. - CONCBRNISa CRICKKT.
RPARRlXfl AM? ATHIJ?T1CS OESERALIaT.
AHhoufh th? baseball aeason bai begun m the
Routh. few gamea will be plsyed hereabouts be?
fore the first of neal n " ?rthur II. Bell, the
?,,?..;,.,.,,... .f ib. Polo Grounds la hard at
w;rk k... n, ?;, Harlem playgrounds Into shape
f .. .,,. ..,....,.. of the season. Thomaa Blmpson.
,.,. BSBistam secretary, Is In chi.f hasten
p ,. pome of the Br legi -om?, and he will
fc ?' .,? handsome fleld In perf? I condition for
, . .??mn? gun- In Brooklyn. Then Is a lively
I, ...,,.?? in baaeba I n Brooklyn thla year, and 11
the Bri?iegrooms maki s good starl snd hold s fa r
., ,? me League race, the Income of fl ??
,- i?. ought to be materially ?arger than what it
was lest year.
?I?be most enrouragtag reports nf -ne a >lnga of
the loca; playera now In tbe South continue to
float aorthward. Al Jacksonville the Ulanta have
settle?! lown to fr.?m two lo sin ! .ins a da n
active pra lice wirk Several prsc ????? gam.'- will
be played during the week, bul there will be no
bard gsnies before the tesm rei ins to the home
grounds
At Savannah the Bro klys team Is doing s more
robust sort of work, and several practice games
with League teams will be played thli week, th*
Hrvok'.yn and Washing! n teams playing to-day,
to-morrow ami Wednesd y. Manager Foul? doea
not believe in rob Ing matl " ' ? "h"vl
of tbe bardeat kli I ol work : ?r n - pleysra will
suit him ,
There seem? to b, - ?me doubt as t ? the actual
mak.-up of 'he New-York team, particularly tne
Infleld. n is ?Id that In case Stafford doea_not
develop hito a good man al ascond base. DaAia
hlinself may decide to .wer tha? ,...s.t...n. i.a.,
nons third bass play a. far has .???*???
If be should develop lato a flrot-clasa third bam
man. no one need bS surprised 10 BBS D.4? m04
?lown to second Doris hi arnbl tous toi. -;
t,nd. and that position is certainly more. s ! van
tamrnUB for a captain of b team than thIM la
rjTvts. howsvsr. is such a model third baseman.
Iks best that Ssw-Tork ever hid. that many p
pie who fOllOW th. ' I ??* w'11"1
haie t-? Bee any cl
Theiwzt boxing i ?un unenl or the new Manhat?
tan Athlet rill 1 I In the gymnasium of
.,.? , . see., to-morrow night.
The official! s lb ?a W Leonard May,
referee; it ? W i ? ' w HUarn ? Hi no*,
j.jdjes; Dr Artl O'Shea. tlmeheeper. and John P.
',,.... , ? ? rhs i ntesta will I ?
Dunn, ntastet ???" contest? wu, ? "?
h? foil ws "Mike" o'ttnen and Prank Qsffney,
".la.-k" K rake and John Dans John Young and
Maurlci i Bsrnett an I "Mike"
Leonard H and Angelo Napoll, Cha/.es
Pcajiei Fraser, "Al" O'Brien and
??Pepper" "??. si I "Paddy" Burke and Frederl k
M ri -.
'?ranee Athletic Club baseball team has been
jr.,- ? m pie ted Priest will pitch aftei I
egs season, and before then Weater
ve?r ?s named as the man. Cummlngs, of Stevens,
will catch all the soaaon, with s sub-catcher yet to
ected. McKenzie, of Prints ton, will ever flrat
bss ?. "Phil" King second, and Ai f Yale,
H-,ill will captain thi ?? ira at ? play at
Hut -hlnson wll I |
: Thomas in centre ar- '. I' s. ?? sl right I'r? 1er
1 k R. M. Know les |i ? iger.
The schedule of games is far ai settled is the
following: April 17, Jaspers of Manhattan CoSlfg?;
May I, Prlncet rniven.lty; May II Yale; May 22.
Princeton, at Princeton; May :??. Princeton
< ?range ? real; June &. Cot
Another cricket cl ib was added to Xew-Tork's al?
ready ??mg list lasi w?sek bj th? ? of the
Wanderers. The new club will not |oln either the
Metropolita:? Leasus or the Ses York friche, '???
soclatl.?n but a ill go in I - ime on
the old social :in<? It is :.-? led to visit al thi
nearby placea that boast cricket clubs ?<? . a
possible, play r.-iiirn matches In New-York. '.'???
social aide if ihe game s-lll be ?????. looked Hf-..-r.
and with the absence of tbe bittei ifcsrlei
chara.'er/..-.- i nie <?( the matchei played for cham
filonship peansnts 11 li though thi i etter feei?
ng will be .ng.-nlere I. The offlceri ol tb, n, ?
club are I E Atklna, president; i?. WUltelaw, Nu
B West Nlnety-nlnth-st, New-York, secretary and
treasurer; W, Fenwlck. A. Rlch.irJoon and J. Adam,
Executive Committee. Thr.iuah the kindness of tha
principal of St. Austln'a School, the home game?
will be played on their prettj little grounds at
S'u-.en 1-1 m i.
Tne proposition recently mads by Hermann Oel
r - to ha.- i teem of Cs ': ?rola amate ir iparren
enter Into . boxing competition against Nes v .-..
Athletic Club men .'ill hardly r> ? carrl, 1 oui
New-York athletic Club men ari I
but are ?; ,; likely to o.e offer
TALK ABOUT TURF MATTERS
prospect* or thi qrat bill 'rn;: chara? ter
( W TH? ' i !'? ?Sil I1 IN
"What is there in it0" is the u lery '
the men who ar>- all ged to re] r sent i -.-? tuei ei
In the Assentblj sl Albany, when ask, I about the
prospects of the iir.iv bill. Now that (?.th the
trotting and rum ni i are united
I.nn purpose to obta n their rights In -; le
opposition of poolroom men and their asso
the Question ?-an be answered. Th? men wh
themselves oa re,???.-1 ; tienta ..f ? n
that Is indors. i by the pr. ?pub
? ? ghoul the State ?.:; be ci pon to answer
r conetltueata when they return lo then
,? ?:. ? ? AH that ' la m It" lot- the i isabl.
? ? .? ? the polls should the r.? :r.<
in? i? .?? -? i ?? beaten by suspicious m? hods An
gust Belmoni James R Ksene, Colonel William 1*
- nfoi i arc' the i?-.i 1er? of tl ??
movement for hon? ng are not the sorl ?'
m?-n whi went lo \ bany when the Ives law
was before the legislature. They lo r,.?t r?; ??
trsek owners who I? veil large revenues from the
l atting-rlng Coi the political guei
as wi) a? their poolroom an : Ma, :
? powerful monopoly u, reserve, should noi lelay
their attack, but ?ho. . ? once, no si to
BOM! th issue fairly, U || , m,? .,...,,, r, . .
the i-- ?? and borseownera In Ihli State ???
not pa? ? ? ny tr, brlbst - , i silera
to secure the rtgl ? tO BtX '!.:?:-. ? . ?
type of the ': ?
i if cur-, th, po ilroom men bo ilngl?
that all racing measures will i.. ... ?.,.. j. .
?.- :..-rally known thai rh<- poolroom proprietors ex
j ?? ? to do s com?
other contest? lecided in . ,
think ther- tltutlon to
prevent It; henci the opponei ... ,,.,i ,, >
?h" "?II a race la trotted
or run in th Bl .'? v ...,? .i., H ,.,,?,
mlBsion bus ??-- .-? .- ? ? >??,.. West. ], ,
snerely a qui tion as t.. whethei the poolroom
keepers of ? I this StStl ?-.. The
t*tea of ? li ttlng and running tracks, bo that
they can a< I .-.? ners, or whet
i ? aa >:? neral St< Sanford, c, i. n ?
Jacob Ruppert, J. A Wadaworth, James R Keen?,
August Belmont, Colonel William P. Thou;
?Wen ? '?' t liai I snd dosena of others fully sa well
known shall ceas, to brei ! or Import expeni
stallions an i mai I t ? ? ?? th< American horse.
Both Bides of ?.'.?? question are likely to be thor?
oughly dlaeusaed i 1 snslysed at Albany this
week.
Charles Reed arrived In this city yesterday af?
ternoon from TsaaiBsi. He reporta everything
ks being in excelle,., eondUion. He said "it la
n?. ose fee n-e i0 prais.. my yearlings; they must
BP..J. ' themselves ,,, lh? ^ r| y
St'the? wtai^P* VrJ^i^L'.? -' un
]y uni.,?..-.: MrH ,t"'1" b?>am, |, ?rea.,
A '.?. ?? B ?ok II th.- or?l? r
e?t Bsarkel price for leslrablc animaV. '.'," ,hl,f",;
?>**"? ? '"'- ' ;'?-.""I V>0dh0tFSMd ?TkJ
fSrmera In this Stst, sh. dd aim to breed m,.L
class coach san sxtremely prnnuhu^*,5*
vestment." When asked If he ? o?,H ? , ', ln"
die. arg.: he .?Id: ?-??i'.Jiir^r,
can.'...' get th'-m ? ' ul '
Isaac ]>ahlman announces the sal.- r,f ?>(*, he^ i
Of selected hors, s .it hli sal- man |n Twiiniv
fourth-st., between Se, on i and Third avea -o V
The sale begina ai 10 o'clo k ' '? l,,v
Some of th.- chol?e.1 hlgh-atepping csiriags
horsei for aaJe al the New-York ? ouch Hors- u,,i
Cob Company a ?tables, Noi :'is ;?:.) r,> Wee? sixty
ninrh-".?.. excel In i \ ? si : quality manj of the
?S?st winners al it'e horse show?. There are um
iiea.1 of well-broktn horses, suitable for eltv ,,r
country, ready for pur-has-is
William K.istoi. will hold a sale at rh?- 1'nhbr ,.,
mart. In Twenty-fonrth-si.. between Second .*d
rr-?____!,
liecch.'ini's pills for consti?
pation loc and 25c. Get the
book at your druggist's anci
go by it.
?Manual tale? more than 6,O00,(Xl0 ?Vox?.?,
Third aves., on Wednesday, when Thornton F.
Kmmon's entire racing stable win be disposed of,
together with a number of harness, carriage, snd
? - ; Ile hors?-?, and stabl.?ulpmenta
GOOD RHIViTIXa AT THF. TTII REGIMENT
COMPANI F GETS THE TltOrHt AM? UREAKS
? A II ti RD
s,?:n- unusual.) -?--l ?hooting ass done by the
marksmen of the "Ui Reglmenl Saturday nlghi at
the armory. In the team ?ompetltlon Company F
not onlv won the trophy, bul al i bi ke th? r- ?or i
by ?coring 329 points Th ?. added i i th? company'?
?? im st ire of 323 early In the Bca?on, make? i total
of ?"-.?-' The bes) previ u? ? ore by any of the i
i :-.:,- team? ws? 612, m*de by Company A's team
last year. L'ndei Ihe conditions of ;he compet?) m
each markamtn had seven ?hi ta standing -?r.l seven
prone Th? trophy ;- valued at f?f?. " musl br "on
three time) (nol nt essarlly poniiecutlve) bef?**? II
.. th? ,n lu v? pn perty i I eny tesm. Phe
.-. i ? also received bsndsome gold medal*
Th.- following ere the summsries:
Klr?i ?"tn Se..?r.d com- AK?f?
,r , petition, petition. ??'"',.,
,. r,v ',. . S? m ?
' ??.'?? T . .ma -liai ?"*?
???????? B . ,,, ;.-?,; M-?
? ?? i'?"*' '?'. ??w sa '?"
? \.?;.*.: ?w ?i '?:???
1 ?i ii>?n.v ? . ;;r_. sit) *ni
peny K ; .?3 ::y, >?? ?
i< mp?n? h . 3,3 si, ?M
> ii . sia ?;"-' ' - '
-???? ? I? . ;[,., :;i.i 111*1
?m!?.i?I iiidu-Mual work In th? second com
,? tltlon? ???? i
i,,Mr \\v r
r.-xi ?cur,
l'riik? . .
I? ?'. tuf irt.
? ? ,-r r
.1 !? Ford
ri...ml A Bl?ven?
rpursl F. W. Perklti
rotal? .
COMPANT B
Serseanl O M Be?rh. jr.
I. ?ale K r P ?1 r.
S?rsei,ni II V. I? Mac?.
.?-.-: ?.-? -., :it I. Sin'? .
t*aplaln I?. A. Seabltt.
'Mi'ANY ?l
Lanee-r --. ? I I ?. H ? ?M
? ? ? i: M hum . W ?"??? '-.'
f- ,i? \?. \i ?iiitw. ii. :'" .'?> '?? '
S. rg? ?ml ? H r M . M ?g ''?' !
rp n il W Re? i |r. Xi ta ?? ?
T M s . l-o l*S) KM j
?-?"?'ANY A
. 3a in
. .. :?' :::? ?Jl
. 81 33 '??
? .t K. Oreen?
?I T .1 l'onroj
Serge nt 11 W. Jana?.
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?' ri. ih'. E H H .
r; : il W V *?l ' .
. .irai? W IV. I) ?? 1er . S
Privai? J 'A lia ' ?I. :il
Privai? ?'. .1 Au.tin . 2S
IM ISB
?; -.? < r- " Il l im . ?"?'
1. . tan il II. Met. . - "?'
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prlvi ?- I" l.?ni llll 'i . '?"' :'
inl W. H ? tt,. -v '-"?'
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s.-F-iini l. ?. V m ?lyn
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Pf i it? A R. A'iir
? OMPANY I'
Privat? A A. Campl ?Il ? ...
l.ii- ? E. 8. < .
IJfiit? ....-.? l" II .
:' ? -? Kerj ? ???? ? ; s '?'??:- .
Pi ?.,-?? ?. M. \, o.. .
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Privat? E. A. NI<*o|] ,'H S.)
SergeaB! 11? ? ?'? 1
K RI .'?
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T.. tali
Till*. ORIOLE! FEEL BETTER SOW
BaJtlmo**??, Mir h 'i is;.-'..! ? il !?. ?? Jenntnr?. I
the i hotrti top ? ' th? Ba re tesi ? ???
to play bell this season Manager llanlon rec?
etter from him to-day i m i ? -.-?. M
('raw would '??in the team at Ma >n, ??n . *!?' I * t ? - -
p i-- of this week It appears that
?
id Me?J i?-|io at Ri
, ' II? ? ? in ?? tern New-York
rangerrem - - ? ? ? ?:,- ? ?
go Soul to-morrow t w > i- ? i
: .-- s ; ? the salai -, ? ttll
? ' ?flnltel i- ? . , i- ? ? .,. ? m ? ?
? player? n. ? '??
'.ngs and McCra?
1200 or ?.?? -, . ; :
I third l
Mr. llanlon ?ay? that Kreier ?
t< am ..' M., on, a now that the i un? i i
? ' ' i Kel1 m .;. fa :
e when I iai I .- ???:.. i a hav? ? < i
ri en? ha* been anxiety a ? i
of the s.un? . ? ? . . -
unu llanlon ai . :
i :?:.. I ben? tu lo a I
ment and nol -, . i,- ..? I,. -.
at ri.i ? nln? at the
"?.:.?". h ? i . ,-. I Keen i ., . ?,, . ,.
?''''? lo linn row I
? ? ? nur: A I.il ..? .-. hi lid to lie a
prumlsing ? ung |ili '? ? -.? ,, i -.,;,.?-, .
- ? _
<)il IM. Il: ilil BOOM ?So.
I '.!. ?'!.' RS I" : - Hi ' I IVEI V si.? I
:?? in NEW B XOT1 AM? i.
I;?-; ? ? : : 11 : : I. , .. , '.'. . |
? irade la boom nu lu? i n? ? .,
? i efore Al T ? '? . . th? 1.-,/ er, Y? I
Sn.-ii . ompanle? ore runi
an 1 night, v? hile ihe 0 Iron i ? ? ? ? ,
and Truman i-ompanle? report thsl th?
'. ? ??]??> s thai 'i?,y/'i:i attend lo, ? ?, ? ? ?W men
are .-mi loyed In Hie bicycle buslneai ? ? .
Tl ?? ? ':? cle < 'lui? of U .il] n ?.? i1 ha ? ? inf
? at Ihe <"?? '.n " i Avenu? III ik ?
o? i sn l evei Ing dm ing I., nt, TV- ?p< ,
?rammi ? range i for ih we? i, I? oi folios -
. it, music rid.- and exhibition, by Mrs. K I
Patrick; T?ieeda? evenins from I to 9:3ji j, m ,
young people'? night, music ride snd nia?? h
M nesdaj afterno? ?", i?, fi \,. m., afternoon l? ?
und music ride; Saturday, at 1 p m., club run ?,?
1 ' ? Island; Satur.la; night, * to 9:30 mu?l ride
an i drill, barrel race, lu? lie rae? and lib y :. foot,
ball.
Il ??;i? remarked yi terday thai few equestrians
wen ????-.-, on Ihe road In ?pite <r the line weather, '
The bicycle rid.-i-, however, turned oui In forre,
??n i ihe Boulevard snd Lenox ave, were croa l< I
I i<- riders There ?a? a large crowd of
spectator? beta.n Sixtieth and ?lxtj flr?i ? -
?watching the riders, us thl? I? Ihe piar? ??lure the ,
rider? ?-iiiiir turn, mo nl or re?t. Many women i
?.'. heel were seen,
In Brooklyn th? line weather coaxed oui man?
? ? be riders, and Bedford ave., ihe drlvei In Pros
!? ' l'art iit.d Ocean l'hik\'..i? ???? re throng? I
The roa is ??-.-re none loo good, Lut a little more
warm weather and ?unshtne ??i p?H ih? rouds
and drive? In > \ ell? nt condition
Ti.e first run -?r the newly organist I corps of Ihs
Manhattan Athletic Club Wheelmen was held
- ? '???-,> ti.- run extended from the rluM.
In Madinon-ave. to Coney Islsnd and return.
"The Wheol" takes a rather pesNlmlstl view of
the i. .'?. \'.'. ?Ituatlon In it? n enl number i ici?r
proper manng ment th? l^aspie of American
Wheelmen never had better prospect? than it has
at i n ?em, :
Tn? Century Wheelmen met on Baturdsy nlghl
at No B3I K*ighth?ave . und the following committee;
were appulniei Toui Conimltiee, Captain P.
i .-i??-?, balrman; ('. A. Oui her t, tirsi lieutenant,
and A. Wiik.n?. second lieutenant. I'ommltl.?
Itevlse Constitution and i:>l?i???. M.---H-. ?ill.o
und Bradley. Member*-htp Committee, Uul. v,
i. Crooks and M. rjibb. The nest meeting will be
-'" id ?o, Baturday.
Then wa- u lively smashup ,.i Le?os ave, and
"i,? -hundred;,,,,! twenty-?lxth-?t. ye? tenis y sfler
noon. a hulk?, rider on s '?! ?bin? pound wheel
?m into a wheel-man ?Ah?, v.*.- riding a nineteen
Lv". ' .. ?*??**?!? The new wheel ??...? demolished,
?^niie the oM wheel WI)M ??, injund ., particle.
?*>? -
FCxrbal or i,it i, i> riii.o.
The funeral ?f m. 1?. rtoti took place at his
borne, No IM aTras? i-\?u,.Ul ,,., ?.-?t.-ri.,?- after?
noon Tb- ?i-rvic.-N, esceedlnsH simple In charae
t-i. were cenducted by the Rav, Di ,i Mai: Mcll
?.?'t.-. of the Chun ?i ol ? ,.- Covenant, .it So 9
Paric-av?., assisted by the It.-? I.. Henry M. Kb-M.
leor the l.-ad man, The former read s i?i?r
,? .pt.ir.i, i-i?,,,,, suppietxiented with a few sppro
Pti.i - remark? ,?, [he lir? and character ol V
.,'"'' '.., I"""'n-"""K' th? younger men t?> follow
the lead n? offiolsl? of the Manhattan Bsvsted
Railway, of which i*r. i?i ttsd ??ans been Bur?
geon, smong thsa Qv^vgt ?Oould, Hu??ell Has? and
r. K. Halt?. ^
SOME EFFECTS OFFREE WOOL
AN ENGLISH vVTtlTER <?X THI'. DECLINE
IN PRICES.
ENORMOUS LOSSES OP AMERICAN FVOCK OWNERS
\ DECREASE OF .?.iv?v..ooo.i.,?i IN TWO
TEARS IN THE AGGREGATE VAlafE
UK FARM ANIMAI.*
|l!l- TF.l.tint.AI'll TO tur Tii'i-i vft 1
Washington, March 10. During the long, srenry
months In which the party in power In the 1.1111
Congress devoted Ms ??nerirics. with ihe .pprov.l
and encouragemenl of the Administration, to st
tempta t i revise the tsrllt lasrs on free-trade lines
attempts which were more or less succeasful?the
loudest war-cry was. Tree rsw materials.' 1 h*
theory waa that t.. remove ill.? .b.ties from so-calIe?l
?Tas materlala" Imported from foreign n intrtea to
compete with like materta.i produced In the l.'nlted
Btates would not on?) bring better prices i ? lb, do
me?i ? producer? of Buch materials bul ?'''.?pen
riiec.s? of ihe ?I manufactured from them. The
especially the House of Represen
? : v - .v.t un ?omfortablj crowd ?d with ? n
.i ; eru It" politic.. ?? i ml li Democretl : ?atei
m.'ii like Wi.son snd llryan and Bynum sn?l Spring
? ? anl Turner snd M rj ind ranne, ? "..?
lorlty of a h .m h..\.. ?in.'e 1- nr:i-l the sadly ex?
pressive, and, to them, most unhappy and unfort?
unate triiti thai "republics are ungrateful" t?>
men thai deserve nothing ao well bi to b?
buried In p ?i III ion
While ihai long tu i> which his cost th.?.ntry
hi much was .1 Its fier est but Bft?r it was certs n
Ih.t s-oo b mid remain on the fres list, where the
House ??? Representative? had pla ed ll there ?as
an adv.n ?, slight, It li truc, bul ???? :???? ?entibie,
.. prii ?? if ? . i Thli wsj, i..i.!.-! by tha Wll
ind the Springers end all the r< I i conclu?
sive proof of the truth ?f their theory so far hi?
h .polled ;. unmanufactured wool .ml that .itnosl
Infinit?sima; advance In pricea of wool wai the teal
'. ir thu isan li ol I ?em ? ra'lc ? ''I?
Ihe enaulng CongTess campa gn, .? srell is i.?r
' .... ?!.. : i: ? ime >i ' *
n ?for, thi .i : i n ? .?'?? i. of that :; ?
tra.le leaden In Ihe Ho is. . >f R? ?
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not the onl) men who ?.-r.. beguiled Wool tl
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id? ?< al thi rat, A i lore than iiA.nw i moi th 1 ?
("?' nnlsr) loss. . ./ no k owt ? ?: . ... thi i'i?:???!
mates ilur.n.- ih.t period losre? f..i shlch the
part) -.. recently In po ?? ? ; -t.. ? ..
well as In lb, ?%.Ive orsjich of th? Dovernmenl
u.is in ilnly, if not wholly, r? pon ?l ble amount? l
:o a sum ?rr atly In ei >ei - of ti o.uuo.iiii Thi toi .1
value of llv? h? ei? alone hrunk fi om I S-? t
on Januar, I IMIJ (the i. Igh< -r Mrfiire It ha? ever
r? ache?11 t.. I ? ?.fi . ? i . ,i l iniiai ? ? ?.., ,i ;,,. . of
more than <.??'?>? "? ;., this Item atone The iheep
and sheepskins that had been thrown upon a de?
pressed market during thai period brought i anl
: ? i m ? 'I he 'n n... ? foi mutton and a ool ? rs
nintr.-.i and pr'.? Inevllablj fell Mv? sheep.
the average value ?.; s-hb-h foi the entire I nit?-.I
States ?,ii .i ...lia? > i 'Vi.i, was Bat ! ti..,? j. were
v.i tied al onl) tl .'??. ?i I id on Januar, I IMG an
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r..ri mate Indeed, would II have been f??r the
farmers A the I'nlted State? if ihe direct devasta
lions ar. I Indlrei t effect? of "t.iriT reform" had
been confined to lhell flocks, but sueh su n il I ? ??
? a ? The decline ?n the t?it,(| valm ol otl ei
farm animal? between January I IRS3 and .i?>i?
nary I, mv?'? wrai as followi Horses ' ?4!...i:??.?-?>,
mules, I'::.?::?,.'?? ? ox< n, ami other rattle (nseept
It tl I'-ti ? OS i. '.??.: ??>? ???i ?Wine, |7 'i'.im, ..??..,-, ??, ,|n
Including iheep, !?;r.v,\. "??i The onl? Item t?'> lie
deducted from this enormoui total is ,.n,. ,,t l'.-ton,
One, on aei ?uni ?if an IneresBe In the to?.ii value
of milch cow
THE WILSON BILL IN' ENGLAND
EXPORT m ?l\"ss t.. Tilts i OlfNTRT RNJOTINO A
si lis r \nti \l. HRVIVAI.
Washington, War h M Hpeei.li Rom. of lha
beauties of the nes Tariff law, from sn English
point of view, .*t least, ar.- Illustrated In s report
re . r.-<i it ii.- .-'r.,!.- Department it comes from
Consul Taney, ??f Reifest, and show.-the |oj and
confidence with which Ihe neu Democrat!, tariff
v, ? ? received on the other side of the Atlantic, Hs
says:
with the passsi.I Ihe Tariff law In the L'nltsd
S'.?te< orders began Increasing and business in the
i.-xtiie Industry resume?! until th. demand I. now
??ijijmI to what It was at unv ttine within the list
five years Th.? revival is mo pronounced that it has
broughl th.- total ri ports of linen piece n..o?ls in
|v.u up to :.'??. _"?'i.?'."i? yards valued at llSSIS.701,
s^alnsi I&S.M6.6M yards value?] at i:7..'.:i:.:i.', tn th?
pr-" e.i n? o'lii, showing .? diminution ..r barely 14
per .ent In qusnttty niel I per cent In value,
w aeres a for the seven months ending In July, IIM,
compared with the asms month-" in the live pre
(???dlng fears it bsd ralle;, ,,rr ?? p,.,? ,., ,lt ,? ,ollin
ttiv snd value.
Tins, n will i.bserved ?hen aaaJyssd, ni?-i?ns
that the ex|K>rtatloni? of this Blngls eins., ?f articles
i.? the l'niN'i Ststea Ineraased about U\ per cent on
the passage of th?. Wilson law 'nils statasssnl i?
fully aubitaiitiated, too, lu tbe reports of the ini
pori.itioii of other dutiable goods ?tnre the pssssge
or the new Tarirr Isw. Thsas statement?, it Is well
known, ar?> published each month by the Treasury
D<epartment. Thsl for the month of rttwruary has
le-.-n Issued ?t is fouinl. however, ll
??'? | e| o.-.11 |.???i|e<?. M 1^ ??Jillio. o-'.>. ?.
the Importation? of thl? class of goods during the
lir?t live months ,,f the new Tariff law amounted
to over n.im.ooo In value, agalnsl les? than M.**.'??'
during the corresponding months of i.?st year.
while a statemeni recently published regarding th-*
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AN OLD fJONBTrTTTTTONAL POINT.
IlIfVTSSION OF THE ?'t:i:.?IH?.NT'S AtmtORITt Tu
MON BH.L9 AFTKR THE Ai?i"''UNMi;NT
OP ?'iixniiii-s RRVIVEP.
Washington, March l?9 "Has the Presldenl power
to approve ? bill within the time prosert**?ed by the
Constitution ften days] after the expiration <>f Con
gressT' i? m question thsl Is now undergoing Its
regular biennial discussion, Sen ?nteres! and value
are add? I to it this year, because since the ex
m of th- Mid Congress s Judicial expression
,,' opinion has been pul on record, which, wHIle i'
l l ? it-?,- and utie.|ii VI ? al. Is not I onduslv? - It ?fill
ihe explicit sanction <?f the Supreme Court,
The discussion was precipitated by th.- (act that
no less than (lfty-slx hill? passe?! by the late Con?
gre??, some of them blghl) meritorious, failed to
re ?-,?-? 'h- President's approval or dlsapprovsl, on
the ground thai he did nol have time ??> consider
them before the hour of 12 o'clock meridian last
Monday, the day Congress expired by limitation.
The publication of this fact elicited the statement
from I K. I'pton, of the Tres "ry Department,
th.it the Presldenl had Ihe <*onstltutlonsl power to
sign Mils within ten day? after the expiration ??'
Congres?, and cited th?- fact thit Presldenl Lin?
coln spproved ??hnf is known SS the Ahundotied
and Captured Property set on Man h 12, '*?:. eight
dsys after the Congres? which passe?! it ha-l ex?
pired, .iii-l be ?lated furthei thai the constltu
llty <?f thsl Ian had nevei i.n ?lueatloned,
1 hi?, was met with 'i..unter-ststemenl by ll. II,
Smith, !,,r man} years I irnal i lerk of the House
of Itepresen ta lives, thai Ihs Committees on th?
?i i lli-larj ,,f both houi ol ih? ceding Con?
gre . ?erlouslj ?tuestIon? I Ihe ?lldltj of the law.
egallty of the action of Presldenl Mncoln, It
???s ?hown ??.i? Inveailgat? ! ai ? th? unat i
on of the House committee, as expresse?!
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-, . , i he Park wa* no elyilutn
t ? ?m ,?f Mi.- ground, and In
liquid form, loo Puddle? were i p, and as fre?
quent ? .c??. Were deep, which I? Having I go i
deal Tiii Indefinable dampn ?? which exlkt? In
th? ountr? .it ih<- ltn*t ??proaeh of spring was
evident, .?u ; -iii:.? In it? ? ? i I? n die broad roa?la
wer? ,' ::c. i. and drivers ol fssl horse? divided
tii--ii ilm? prett) i itiall) between guiding their
: ?... the mu i Hung from the
bee'.? ,?f their hornea
TBOVBLRA 0? I 1 /,'"/?' PRIORS.
Ti.? rentrai l.vhor Union at a tneetinir at Ct.iren
d.iti Hall yesterday sfternion passed s resolution
scoring Colonel Oeorge I- Wsring, the Btreel Cl.
Ing (*oninil.*?lnner, for his sl.eged i intempt for or?
ganlsed labor Tue resoluttons charge the Commis?
sioner ???tii say ng Ihs streets c uM be kept clean
better ??-?ih Italians obtained through the padrone
system than !u an) other way, snd sctmses him
of being Inlereeted in it?,- aewerag? businesj ??ith I
the padrones The resolution? also call attention I
to th ? in-1 thsl ,i Special Comn Ion ira? sppoii t l
i?v the Be retsry of th? Treasur) to Investigate
the padrone system, and tay thai th.- .- ?mmlaslon i
has found plenty ?.i evidence of the Iniquity of the
b) stem
The meeting >?f the uni m was .. lively one. Ctar
eii,i?m Hall, ?rhere the Central Idtbor Union bas
t.-il ii? meeting* fot many moons, is being nt?
fitted It was reported to the union yesterday that
the Brorh was being done b) non-union labor, snd
**harc wss -i "row" Immediately. A committee was
appointed to hire another ball forthwith.
There ??.??' ais,, .i large-sis? I fuss union? the
musical organisation?, ans the result ??.is tii.it the
Theatrical Protective ?\?<nx*latlon will have one
more chanca to right Itself ,i be dropped fr.?in ihe ,
?union. Th* a??.>elatl.in ??i?- charged ??lih refusing
lo s:4 the Manhattan Musical A??ocUtion a knight?
??i l.iir.r orsaslsatlon, In Its right agalnsl tMe
Mutual Musical Ai.ilion, which, it l.? said ?f- ,
Ullate? with th.- Federation of tabor A delegate
ft ..iii th? Coryphee? i nl?in ?Uso charged thi ,i? ,, |
?uitioii with reiUBing lo help them m their ?ndeai
ui i to prevent Importe i non union high kickers
being b?ropgnt over to takj the places of union
.-or?, l'bf?? ?m ih?? American .?ti*?
?>R. M'nrvxx ?>.\ "BRADS ARD III a Ris."
The Be*/ l?r RdWSrd M'Ulyiin. of Vwlmrg, I
lectured bast evening si Ihe Holy Croes Churoh, on
Wi at l''ort>-?e?'oii?l--it.. near Nlnth-nve., before an
?udleaoe thai RUaa* both thsse?ws end the slslss
The ?iib'cct of the lecture WSJL "lleaii? mid i
Hearts,*' snd ?*?? mainly ihe one delivered at the |
anniversary of Bt. Brtgid's Church, A?enu?.- il and
Eiglith-at., a niunth ago. ?
OBITUARY.
DR. AZARIAH D. NKWKI.I..
Pr. Azariah I). N'ewell, one of the ol.lest ano most
prominent citizens ?.f New-Brunswick, fi. ?'?. died St
his home In that city at I o'clo.-k on Saturday morn?
ing. Dr. N'ewell was born near Freehol'l, in M?>n
mouth County, on October 20. isij. He went to Now
Brunswick when a boy. anl b?K?'n ;he study of
medicine. He also studied dentistry, .ml sfter .1
? ? > ir-.- at th.- University of Pennsylvania, took up
the practice ??f medicine snd dentistry in New
Brunswick, ills .ctlv. practice continued for fhlrry
years and in i-.ro he retire!. He then besan farm?
ing "i: the outskirts of the rill', anl was one (if the
f un i.r- of tin- Middlesex Agricultural Society. He
took .. delight in th" breeding of blooded cattle, and
was ,,n,. nf th.. Urst to Import Jersey cattle to this
country. He had considerable inventive skill, an l
patented a life savin?; projectile for use In rescuing
.-re'.vs of itranded vessels. This Invention eras
adopted by the Government anl used si llfe-aaving
stations Dr, Newsll ws? surgeon of the ttth Regi?
ment of New-Jersey Volunteers during the civil
War IK- was connected with the business an?l
financial life of Vew-Bruniwlck, being a director of
tn.. \> *-Brunswick Savings Ins;! nu ion, of the
N'ew-llrunswlck Fire Insurance Company, a'i.1 of
the New-Brunswick Gas Light Company. His f-m
lly ?1.is iie.-ii prominent. Hi? brother, William A.
Ne we IL was Governor of New-Jersey from in?; t.,
18$), and later v.,i Governor of Washington Terri?
tory. Another i?r ith"r, .1. W. NeweU, aras a col mrl
in the w.ir. and baa for many yean been rapertn
tendent of the New-Brunnwlck 'ias Light Company.
I?r. Newell leave. . wife and two daughter..
ROBERT OGDEN BV BOIS.
I?r Hoher; Ogden Du Bob died .1 hi? Inme. No.
1!:: Final Nineteenth st., >?'? ?Saturday morning. a;rc 1
tt.lrty-six. The cause of death was heart ?lis.;???'.
from whuii h?- had suffered for several years
I?-. I >u l!?il?. was ? ion of the Rev In Henry lit
i I'...!.-, of New-Hsven? and ?visa maternal (?ran?on
of the in?- Chief Ju.tles lohn .lay He ?as gradu
! ar.'.l from Yale Scientific School an.I th? School Of
! Medicine, and i.?->c-i t? practice as s physician an?i
': surgi ?n in New-York In ivo He wan for ?nnv time
! house l'irgeon at Chambers Street KospltsI, snd aeb
-. [uentlj i- ?ame r?sident pbjrstclaa at the Child's
' Hospital, in Porty-nlnth-st. tte aiso bel l the poal
t: m of .sslat.nl surgeon to the Kar and Bye Hos?
pital, .mi for several reara was assistant sui
i:..u. to the New-York Hospltsl. Although Dr Du
was ngaged In general practice, he ),??? ime
1 well ki ? ? ?- a ?peclallat In dlsesses of the throat.
H,. man ? I li 1*9 a da ightsr ?' th? Rev Art.iur
M,, n ' thli city The widow an.I three young
? ? iret uirvlve him. The funeral aervice?. will la
h?. . .,?. Tu - lav m irnli . H ? ?v .t Calvary Chu
ni Fo irth iv,, The burial a
a" lian Ison, ? ' tun.
fll'STAVI'S w ll.l.t \M FABER
Gmi tvm William I'.ih.-r. ?vho ?He-i suddenly St li1-'
me. N ?? Wesl Twentletb-st., on Ssturd.v, wai
?? oi lesi mer hanta He wai
. ?; n Germai ' -" ' ' ?mlng ti the
t-...-. it th, ' fifteen, his Ural
s-.i with Ki1- .?- Blerwlrk. foreign com
... ?. [n M upon the i-arh of li
i fsther he, with his I r ither, K. K Paber, ? ?Uli i
the buslnesi which Is al So. H BesveMt. l.'p to
the last few yean he was n th i I U r si sn
trator of > atetes,
?i,. .? .... ?..,:< pre lent ' rhe Ocrmnn
ind Oi - ty. i nlor wsnlsn
l .?.i- ?\h.> atten Hi -;
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\- ?. ??, H , .. ? ghter of th?
lis and three
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BISHOP ELMHA SMITH THOMAS_
?allna. K??n.. Mar?h 10 hop B. S. T mas ?I :
ist night. I lay h? rallie i
. ? ? (nu his fi nd strong hopes were
it at I ? ?? ?
v? e
it i fr un thai t m? i
I I ?'?? t.? ii-, ? ei '.:'..".
: ? ? ? :'..- pal 1
' Kan i? wai h rn It Wlckham, Maas., In WH
i ; a i ? . : r . ITaie In U s and at B, rkeley
,;. Mldd ? . ' mn . r. IK1 For thr ?
.. u ..... rhsi ??? ..- .-'? Paut'a Church. Sew
? ? ? f s. , . .
i? ? ? i . Mini ml | rof. of Old anl
S'ew T< -' ""?? M 11 ? . ? I .I th. res!| it
. in.. k he in ???? I? I him in ' ?
f th? -?..-? Vtlsilon l ?? "?
es.r IS? abroad itudylng th. sVemlti ir
ruug? ? i rea ??n New-Teal im< : t
... hi return he wa. elected n i of ft.
Miii- i*hutvh Minneapoll?, where he remained ft va
irs. . IS7*, ? became rector of St.
Raul's <'h h M Paul. Minn He wa. consecrated
v ? .?? it ?hop of Kai thii "hure! on M ly
I the d? "???? of D, D from Va a
- n.?? ? ?ar
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DR ARNOLD HAI.LETT
Mai 10 Dr trnold Halle-1
? ity lay, aged sixty-nine For i
\. ir? he ? j* i phi ' n Brooklyn S v , !?>-.? .;
the L ng l-'.,n I Hospital, He wai
.it, i ? m tha
!' - Ves York H ?
,., . , t. peter a i 'hur "h, Brook',) n,
? . his it ?fe.sl n He i<
i i.- , .?? ??? r... burial will be In Brooklyn.
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IMHTVARY N-?T1I?
Falls, n V.. M ii 'i i" E !. R ilph, con
. ? i the Buffal ?. i:?? ?best -r
irg n it'.ros I, wai f un i de. i n hli r ? im
.. .t 11 -? ? ng i lam iaj
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\ v it Carp ?
. ? f thi ' igo,
. l'a :i It.lli ni died .
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"The Ru
M
I l^s OTE* A V of! I.ETTA.
. i College student?? are .. aal !? ?? ably agi
i.- the withdrawal by Its Joint ft...
i) Wet mon <'ar-\ . 'S3, and Kenneth M.
f I he pi til i ? on of ths opereli i
? ?? which was to be given by the
lea Ion of " ? collsg esrl) In \, ? :
r.i. ? u the authors wanted their Joint produc
riot to I ; i led to the pub ?a! I ? I merle in
: ? i--- m ? the Board ? ' Directora declined to
n- ?? :? io ' li deilre on the ground that a per
t irman ?e il s tl ? itre wo il ! b I ? ? i i penal ve |*be
iiithora \ ilnl) offend I > compromis?, the board ?le
.. [?rodii ??? -i to ??k?' place al the Manhat?
tan Athletic Club nous. Then Messrs Rogers Bs?
con, Bichar?! Lawrence, Predsrtck Coykendstl and
r w 81 ?. ird offered to assume all ItaMlltles f ?r
the production at th.- American Th??-,ire, snd to pa)
3D per cent of sny surplus that might be realised to
the Athletic I'nioii of the college, but th.-ir offer wai
.!.-'Ill ?' I
President t?os was unwilling to srbltrat., a '. ?t
last accounts the students deckled to appeal lo
Pi ifessur i llowanl \ .tr. Amrlnge. lean of t'ie
?- ' ?ol ??.' >?? Proressor Vsn Amrlnge, who was
seen at hi? home, No ?'.', \\. p? Fort) seventh it
l.i-r evening said that he had not > -t been i?k. 1
to aci ,i? i refere, In the matter, bm that ?ho i.l
!:?? be n ri-?'.? I !?> '..?> ?... he would aci 'The Buc?
caneer" na i i.n in nhssrsaL It is feared that the
complication, ahlch have arisen Wni cause serious
troiil.ie, if not an absolute break, tn th.? Columbia
College Musical inlon.
BFEBOBE* AOAINET BVNDAY OBBNIXO.
John E Paraona and the Rev. w w Atterbury,
of the New Voik hsbbath Committee, addr, ???- ? i a
masting on Bundsy closing si the Scotch Prsaby.
terlan Church, N'in-ty- Sixth ?St. anl t'entrai I'ark
West, last night. The Rev. I?r. David O. ?Vylle,
pastor of the church, In s short Introduction, said
that the tneetlng had bsea srimnsed to arou???
Christian people to ths laiiKor that threatened the
Christisn Sabbath. Ha Bald that th. Batabatb had
>.n attacked many tlrn??a before, but always re?
mained Vl.'t??rlous
Among Other things, Mr. Parsons salil that al
llioiiKli he. wltli ,,tli..r.. hit abaarplj .-rlt1.l?e.l the
polte?. CommlMlonera and ths police In generaL he
had found th. greal majority of th.? police were
not to blame for cxcla. violation. lie declared
thst the Babbath had imt ??> much to fear from
corrupt officiais as it had from the apath) of
ChriBtians.
EVIL IRAI TICES OP ISSIRASCF CONCERN*
New Haven, March in Mr. I'm. th. i'lty a?
tornsy, has csllsd the attention of Insursnee Com
mtasl 'ii.-r Mansftekl to s practica on ths part of cer?
tain life insurance companies which h? believes to
I?? full of danger. Th- insurance companies in
Ouestkma are those whleh cosmJuoi what ar.? known
an "industrial depsrtmsnts" Mr, Poa laid some
Btartllng fscta before ths Commlsaluner, and urged
him to .onsi.ier th.- advtasbtllty of sseurtag tegi?.
Jatl-in wh.rel.y poor people ivh.j take our thi-s.?
??mall policies on weekly payments ?nn h- pro
IsCtSd from loss aiel ?lecptlon. Mr, Fo? ha?l one
New York eonipany. which .|oe.? g lar?e business in
this Suite, in mln.l wti.-n lie went le-fore the Com.
mlssloiier Numerous complaints have beSU nri,|e
to th.- City Attorney of the methods of this par?
ticular company, aasi It has b.-eii charged that the
.??.inpaiiy has refus,-I to pay policies on tha mere?
protest. I'.nnmlssloner MsnSfaSld will take -
st.-,.? t., bring about s change in th. present sys?
tem of Industrial Insurance, one ,.f the mom ten
In? arguments that Mr Fox brought to bear on
'?.iminhsioner Msnsfleld was ihe Oanser of "rime
resulting from coinuanlea Iniiirlng Ubles Mr ?,,?
Is Wtlsfled, from facts In his possession that in
many cases babies who have tieen Insured have
been put out of the way In order that the parent,
might secure th. lusuranoe niuuey.
' OPEN YOUR EYES AND SEE.
Lsfg have 4 ?pa*m of common sense. Overflll
a balloon with gas and It bursts; overload a ship
ami ?ho g??es ,l?wn In :h" tirst ?rale; overload
?our stomach, daily, for a few year? and you
will full a victim to obesity <>r dyspepsia?or
both. Where one man drink? himself to death a
hiitnlrcil eat themselves to death. The city of
I N.w-v.ik t-ontalni a host of totm (and women.
too) wli<> are too fat and flv* times as many
Who arc too thin-dvspepticd?. of some sort, t-\ary
blessed one ,?f them, an.l nearly all dogged and
stup?fie,?, Tvith dit isle constipation. When
physic fall? fga It <l?i??s by and by) they arc ready
fur the -rrlp. pncin.ionia. gout, Itrlxht'*) dl?ea?e,
beart failure?an?! th<- funeral director.
When s man bus drunk mere liquor than he
;in carry hi? nerves at once fall ?nit of ge-ir, and
all who see him kn.nv what alls him. Not so
with a food surplus. ThH . takes longer to ring
the ?langer bell; but when the bell ?1???? ring Its
strokes an* th>ese: LOSS "f relish for food; dis?
tress nr.?l juin after ?..ting; sensation In the
stomach like tit*-- gnawing of rats?; the rising of a
nasty gas snd biting add into th?* throat; dull
hesdsche; disordered beating of the heart; fits of
dlxslness; nsrasea, often without vomiting; ciid
extremities; dsrfcenrng ??f the mln?l; aching of
the musi le? of the ?egg in?l hick: Mlloiisness and
bsd temper; net?,,-- ill J-tngl-1. Ilk" telegraph
?vire? In a bllsxard. 'irvl a gen-ral feeling that
you h.'iv.? b.n.I your .ling and arc n??w called <?n
t.i pay for it.
And that Is th<? situation exactly. The trouble
I?, ilyapepsla, tb<> commonest and ?loidlleit of
diseases. This I? nod a.lv.-'tislng "scure talk"; It
I?? th? m ?s? dreary of 'ruths. T) ,t?.r.? 99*0*1 It
pcrfe.-tiy, and never pro ml??? a cure
A N'.-w-Votk gentleman well kr. iwn in COM
merclsl '?rcies ?permits us to prim his letter, on
condition that ?v<? .?hall n??t use his name He
sn??: "Through re?reles? Indulgence in th? pleas?
ure? ?f the t.ib.e. with B ?."l-ntary habit and
liirl mental work in early life. I ha?" for ?-orne
?im latterly suffer?*d In-t-ris?-!? from chronic |n
A*itnmstnry dyspepslg. After stating .-ven llf-i.f
food I s'sb -Hr.- to f- I Ihs greutest dlstres??
?ften sharp pain- In the stomach, with heavy ?sp*
|ir.-?-sl<iti of the ?-best. Th? power t?, sleep natur?
ally slmriet wholl) left me. My sleep was ft|?
wsys brolfn and ???meflme? I ??-arcely cl?>?e<l my
eyes n'l iii?ht lotiir. Fr.?m having been a heavv,
Indeed a p.rtly mm, I lost Boat ?te.,?',;:?, until I
became thin and w -;ik I was chronical',?- Irrlta
ble tnd listless, ha l s r-oaetanl Seatre f?**r luid?,
experienced m'tch nausea and th" ?epsatlon of
?gnswing an?! sinking at the ?toma.-h. Mv tongue
??..i? always coated e***d my tas;., ?irfiaiiv pane.
My breath ws? offensiv.- und the Rums srers
spongy and tended t, i?:., The liver, skin and
kl'lne?-.?. seemed t.i ech?, tue cJndltiou of my dl
gesttnn and gave m? s d al of trouble, After
hsvlnc been In the hands ?f man? tihv?l?-1an?,
: I?ng <-e?-er.il spsc'.sllsts. to no prnet ??a! pur
j, .o i ??-.i?.?- .-i-?? of the sdvertle?ill?tats of the
Shaker r?i?*e?.tlve Cordlsl some inonthe am and
besan tn use It, on the priund of the honesty
.-??-?I ability of those g.1 p ?pie, of whom I had
ften hesrd. Th- result ha? *urprlse,l and. I
I hsrdly say. d<-Ught?**d me I h;??' ? b?-en ge?
. ng ttetter ever Blnce, hare ln?rr???s?ed decidedly
:-i welchl snd In every other resp-.-t. In brief,
I am conatantly re,-, .?--ring my health, which I
thought I had lost i?ir?-v?r. The ShakT? h8?">
done whal nob ?1; ey?r did *-?--*f??re -found I cure
for ehr ?nie dyrpepels aa It Is in m:-n of my
kind."
Por f'.ftv v.-ars the Mt. Lebanon iV V.? Shak
ers, ?who are exn??rl herbalists an?l medi-insl
eho'mlsts, ha? - lal ?red to pr-ldc a aoawlra
: ?i- lv for this ?li-?*;?-'.-. out of new materials
and un n*w line?, which thev have treeently p?-r
?..,;, ; and i if *r?? I under the nnm? of j*hakee ?
digestive Cordlsl. Its ?ii??ccs? ha? been frem??n
,; .,...? .-?-.?n lr. cases |?r,T, ninr-ol in-urabie. It
i ts direct on th?* ?mstrtc Bdstnds, i*ell?t*?ras Itr.m?1
!:Te?\ and cur?*? pe?rrnsnently.
?Trial i- ttles which prove ?ta vslua ten cent?,
ai near!) all Iru Igists.
I PENSIOS EXAMINER UNDER .1 CLOUD.
ALLEGATIONS .V.AIN-T 0 ST. RtSRD -AN' INVr?*Tf
OATtON OS K? >< IT
\? i result of some rather s"n?atlon.il t??tlmor.y
I rougbt out In the trial ?>f Fre?W-ri.'k Schwab b?
' re i .!.-?? Benedict of the t'r.itci gtates ?'trcuit
four! ??st January. t>to?ado W lUed, RAmHal
I'.-ns'on Exam.aer, who was s ?witness in the ,?*??,
, be in- Involved In iir. oaVlsl Investigation
that threaten? to clos? hl? career as a pension ex
aminer The ** ole matter originated in an at.
pension fraud St Kllenvtlle. S. Y. Keed
s ,? senl to examine Into the case.
The Schwab case arose about a y?ar a??. There
bad bees a i, ?Saber Of pen?i?>n claim? from that
llstrtcl ,?n I fraud ?vas hlntel a' K-*e 1 ?WSS ln
??ru?t..i to Investigate the payment of HM feg
!??'. -U pen?: hi? that bad lve?n made to Frederick
r*.-h??..ti in tiehulf of <'h.?rle? <;?n?ol,t The latter
-... >? * privet? In Company <;. 7;h New-York \'ol
. Infantry, sod ?a? aUosred a pasasss of $7)
? n -ru for Insanity. sVch?aab aras appointed
gusj Han for (.??iieij'.j. and tiled a bond f?r iio.?)?a
In the r*.'-- of tiie County ?'l?rk ?if I'Ist er rouniy.
? a'ileg. i ':.rtt Schwab snd Isaac Coon forged
the boni i r.r?ler to sec ire ?.'!?'? of !-??* - n m.?r-?y
' te ici;,' il fr -n l'r.iitk C. l.?,v?i nil. ?i pension
igeni In this ? ?? Phe i? ad srss sign? I by ihr?.??
?sse? and the .'.tin?, of the ?Isrnsturss. ln
? living the charge of forgery, was ???? basta cf
rlmtna. i/rucitedlngs b ? r, judge Kene?i:,-t.
- ??.? tn ??.?- .? quitted, bul ouniiK the '.r..?l ?.?me
damaging evi?ienee osase ??ut against Reed.
pi.: tlpal ????n*?-?e? v?,,? ?',;> l Rtrt?
mann, ? widow .-;?? was ? nltnen to th? t,,?nd an.l
? ?urne ?-? - monj regarding K-'-^i. ?**.? admitted
under cnies-examtnaUoo ti-at she bad travelli I
around the ? ,,;ntr> with him Bhe ?'urrli-r sdmttted
that ??-n* night Heed am? tecrsteU unie: .-r i
ivhen Schwab -.?...-'. . n :..-: ur i that lie-*.) got
? ? hi? report from their conversation.
n, ? i.re-tiy proved, :? ?v.?? Intimated that
It ??? i lia : pr? m ? i to ?hi* l Mr? Hartmann'? father
..?i. - . ,?s :..? w i? ,u? , on? o! '.'i Bceused per
fou? n 'K<- ail.-i;,' ! ;,'?isio:i ttau? s Tr. s eviden?*?
-..?? ? in .-i.,, tt .? i i. It? ?? State? Ulitrid Attorney
VVal i Ma? 'arlan? : i??.?t:. l it to th? l'ensioi?
? ngton, for its cons -.? ratl in.
Ksntlner l? I? l.uk--. of \'?'..shitu.-ton,
has i.n In th? ? ll -? few days, quiet y
?? r ' g evidence r,?r a r?-;,or-. H? lia.? 'u?t .?bout
completed hi? work Mr Ms tartan? ?then ?--n
'..?fo nlghi si his h m? So ?? ITashington s.piar?.
Rast, said i h.i?e itriown of t??.i? Investigation
for s. me day?. I cannot ?... anal .*. ha? revealed,
but the re?,or: Till !.. forwarded to Washington.
I bave ???*" Mr. I,ilk.- on m ral o ,..,??. tmt
l am not at llbei > say m ial . ? h ?- found out."
rBOMIXBXT ARRITAI.n AT VI" ROTBL-9.
?WIHKIln'.K Justice Alton II l\.rV-..r. <>f the
\eW.vor;, supreme Court EVBRETT ??"?. d?
VVeckheri n, Minister for th? Sether'ands at sTssh?
mgton. I'lKTH AVKSl'K i:\ e??--rn.ii lottassh H.
Poraker. .?'"iiio KBTHKRI.AKD The Its?/, )?????
-i ? Warn r and Oootbo ?-.? Whitney, of S-w-Or
leans. BT .1AMKS llorado Qiisman, Mini?t?r for
Nc-iir iit'i.i si Washington. WAI.lHlRF Milton 11
Smith, or i.., iisvl?e WI.VDSOK Congressmaa
.i.ibn W t'sndler
?jorcra trie CarriMct.
200 HORSES
AT
r**il,tle gajetSM n( f. II UeklStaS'S A?i?-tl ?n Sal? and
aa -?? ? Stable? '.'???? :"??', '."T ;?,? ?Sn\ -.'in. 2)1. Its,
?ju -.'.'4 L"-*?i Baal '-'?!i S'r-.'v ?atwen '.'i asd ^i A?-*nn??.
ASMSher ?-and ?at? ti-nr.rr. ??. M,?ndn\ >f a ??ry
r|,,|. ? KM ,f lier?-? .if nil ?rM.l?? .--.n.??'-? of h?a\y
?Ini'iKlii. tiii.k. .nrt. '\|?.-?>?> delivery, i'?-r.?r:il pii-p,^
and rsJIraad bo????. All fre?h ?HB?lgBS?IBl?. P '.? hardlf
ii??e?>?.irv f?r me to ?ay nun h, ?? !?,? m nth?' exp?r1
?ne? lia? c ?tivliiod stl ??!ii ha- > f.n r.-1 rr.* wl'h their
patronage thai m? hn?ln?*i? I? ?-,,inl?i.-e.l ,?n a ?trul?ht.
ISgWtBtatS b.i*:?. !?:???? ?-.,i?e ?. m b?uM SB a* r?pr??.
??ml. or m?ne? errand??*, 4?. Boars' trial ?.?en hati
f.e ti,.n gaaisai sd
The f,.llo?vln(t I? a ll?t of ? ,m.? nt th? c, n?i(mm*n??-.
11 Shiilil.iM. 111. 2 cirl ad? Beert* .Imi.icliter?. . hunk?.
espr?M Bad ->ii-..-r? Bor??.
\V T M,l'?irn.'. S?i?d? l.,k? Penn . en? fit ?Stl extra
line IiIk'i kn?v ?,-tir* ,-, a^'i hura??, fan.-? ,lrl?lnc h..r?"?
u.i.l fi.-h ?-.??ma; trotten ?Ur--.-i fr?m th* larm? Thla I ,t
I 1- ?nid at 11 A. M Tr,c ? , m t>? Btttd ?it lb? ?am?
I: ,,i:
Il R ?arr.ll 1, .it?i-,r... M-> ?re cari ?g mn?<l 1-,?,
:it! ?r.i.le? Kramyooow Kr.,,WH the ctsSS Mr. Cirroll h.is
)?? ?n ? ..n?lKninir 10 me
O. Ssalth, Reekl rd. 111., ?ne oarl.ad ?lr,??r, anl ?.?
?ral |,iir?, ?e bor?. ?
?'.-?'K- Tartrta. rSettevine, Oh)?>. on? ra,i,?,d rt.-a?i?Ht.
carl and geasral purp ?? horn??.
I"?- m, Bom . Kan??., in. ,>.. tOTm?m ?Il ?t.-!??. v.ry
?'Ii ?,-??. and h nur,!?., ?f .,??., . c.n.l.tin? ?f aM gra^
la ?4dltloe |. BttBV? a iiunt,.: ?f ,.??..,,. f?r a?,,.,{(h
''?n of uhlchi.ee ''lier..!.! ' I R. |.?hlnun. Illlllll |,
Dos ? flora*? m? m,n?i ?fe.-.?i ?..i? WammaHr, Isarsh 17.
WstSh UUS ?Mlun.n f,- r?ii particular?
AUesueu ssts raltsg .? ,,.? ,,KUiu,-1lfli-, ??
to t.- ?-on ducted by WUitSSS Ka.,.n. bsgBSBSSg M.-irch til?.
I. H. DANLMAIN.
European IXbocrtigfitifnt?.
HOTEL DE LILLE ETrM?i?E
323. Rue St. Honore. Psrla
BetWjMSJ Hie Tuilerie? Gardens, place Vend?me
anl New Opera. Advsntageim? arrangements 'or
fanilliVs. Reautlfui Hall. Large Drawing R.xjms.
Llectric Light. Ac. Telegrams. "Lll'albion "
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