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THK "iiAxniNo rr roue
BILLS W MICH AKi: ON THK 1'K'iS ?>F LE
ISI.ATlVi: COMMITTKS ROOMS.
Hit PLATTS ORDERS ril.flLi.Kl' RSOARD1
?MW-TOMt Cm RK!\?i:m MfAaURM BO?
BAttSBATB t Nffl.i shin?; I ?E ?"' THE
AssKSim.Y TO OATN PACTIOXAL AD
\'\STA?;i-.ti.N Ai.inx1 COUBTY.*
[WBttm tHU aasrwi<aa ?otMutwPQiiPMsr prtHaTaiavH
Aihan*.. March 17. It ts now iwo months ami
half alare tin- Legislature met, but. with the ?
ceptioit of th* Pos.1' ?if R? mov.tl bill none <>f t
New-vpik reform measure* have been pass
Thomas <". l'lat: I* the oltsTa.-lc The bills I
"hehl up*- by ' . fs in thf 1.?VIM..I;.>??? '
the purpose o storting OrcmiAefe ??' J>*lrons
from )?aj if Strong.
ii might with soava reason t*e stfflpe t?ed thai ?)
i* ? had taken a contrae! from rammany Hall
prevent any ri'niii.dii..i ' tl I I BlU* Dapartme:
of Ihe n?fftaaii|il ? C .?.??* i?? ? ^1 m the Hoa
or Poll. ?? Juatisas; and lh*< I .. ? be h
promise! Rlefcanl CYohei that the bill should n
?fetch take? out ol his handa the legal aal
o*' real e?tat< and aendt th?m back to th? it?r
Batata Exohang?, al No. ?-"? liberty? '? The it?
Batate Bachang? t'.n has bee? "baa* up" for
month in ;ln room or the Si-Dtiif itHhcmry foi
mittee, ait'i then- aeems little likelihood of Ua km
in? any funnel progress. It waa ? tssi i by t
Aagembtj I vote, bill the design waa
mnk" ;.'. Senate ita "alaughter-house." and th
r-lar, so far ii.?s been aucmaaafaL The 'l'animai
?fall Senators have already shown thaii ?ratltu?
*-a helping Mr Plan to pass th? i:io?;,|jh AM?
ma": bill, Inci ? political po**<?" of Jaci
u rth. Mr. PlAftla lieutenant in HninWjn; ai
th" Tammany Hall Assemblymen disclosed thi fs
th.,-. -. ate avara o? this combination ?
voi.iip. for the bril ?hi-h gtvea the Kings Count
?pas the control ol th.- Department of Charities at
Corree;,,.n- in thai county.
a fortnight has nb? passed since Mr piatt
Hnutmants were saying thai Ihe bill aathorisli
Mayor Strong to remove th. Tammany Hall poll?
j?stbe? wo..Id be passed at once, They protest?
that, so 'ai as this measure was concerned, .
)ea?t, they were not warring against Mayor Strom
The Amenably Committee on Cities, controlled t
Mi. Platts follower* rep bil| favorabl
on March v since then it has not been touched b
th.- AaaemhXy- It La now March 17; a wind" legt!
l?jttve week has gom bj and y?i th? Aasembl
neglects tu pasa the bill, it is obvious that the pre
gramme of the Plat I men -
the Aaaembly to as -,?? as possible. It |
reported oa good authority that one of the reason
of this ?May la thMt th? Platt leaders Intend t
kin the bill in the
The Committee of Seventy's bill giving Mayo
Strong authority to reform the Department if Ed
iicatic'.-i la plge? 1 ? :> Committe
on Put?'!- Education. Mr. Plat! has written a let
ter ordering tni-i to be done.
THK LEXOVY POLICE BILLS
Meanwhile, th-- changes made by the Lexow c>m
mine.? in the Mils re| Poll Depart men
?an only be regarded a? an attack upon Mayo
sir 'tie. It wUl be remelnbered thai the T\>;? e lie
orpantastkm bill at I .? a that the l'oit.-?
Reorganisation Commission should consist of (brat
persons to'1 ,, te?J by the Qov??rnor**?nd "rti?
Senat?. ? lovernor Mori m nterfered i
and insisted that X. I - . -? . . |<g\Ve th?l
( *. : a.nlsalon. Senatoe lAtuow re?
luctantly < mand and 'm llfle !
hi? I I In this particular. Rut this afNngement
was ? ? *.o the Plait Republicana
.." to their Tammany Hall alllre. I'nder Ii Mm> r
Stnsag woul i probably appoint two Rep i! Utaiv- nrd
ok?- i?..-? ? ?? .- i member of the Reoinantaatioa
? tosaBrisston, and then there would follow the dismis?
sal from the PoU?ce Department ? I corrupt
many Hall ; This would be a dread
i peri? n ?? ( ir Tammany Had and for Tan many
Republicana To head Ils I was drawn
up giving this powCT last ion to two U'
? i ?. This bill was In
l Friday. Under such a constitution of
the Police Reorganisation Commission th? Platt He
? -?? then Will he many deadlocks over
propositions ;? dismisa pollremen, and consequently
otaay of their Tanuaanj allies ?rill be aav< i from
, AfT.iMnl ,l,-.' .!. i-,-i..n
FIGHTIXO FOR ALBANY COUNTY OFFICE?.
Mr. P . : i- -?.... : pati "...ik.- In Albany County
at the expense of the Republican voters mj offi?
cials. His lieutenant her.?. William Barnes, jr., hai
had a bin Introduced which practically gives him
authority t?i name the Penitentiary Commission ol
the county, whose members appoint about f?>rt>
ofBctaUa TTae ooaraslssfcMi now eoiiststs of it,?- Dt*
triit-At;??)ney, the County Treasurer and a cam
7ni?-?*onpr appoint??d by th? chairman of th" Hoar.
of Supervisors. All these official? are Republicans
k Mr. Harms asks tie? I/?-isris;atur? lo ??as* an or
I changing th? memfmrasdfj of the commission, li
?r that la? may name the new mea H? voul
like t?i use a R?rpublican L?gislature to tnak.? wai
upon one net of Repob an ofltaials at the expenta
of others it seems IncredlMe that Qovernoc Mor
ton would alga such a bill, if it ever r? aches him
and it is surprising that Senators Found, Robert?
?<?n ?aid Lamy, forming tthe Republican ms ?ny ol
the ?Pgmmittcf? ?>? State Prisons, should have re
portel the hiil favorably, as they did on Friday,
THE ALBANY PBXITENTIARY.
Th<- P?trit? ? of A ban y County was formerl]
? ii.- Ma\ or an! Record? r ol
the . Ity of Albany and th?? Board of Super?,
th? count] i a Joint board, This board
elected the sap. rintendent,
i ?as duty II was to supervls? the management o?
tne ?apes*tat ?nderst U pi ; Mi .? ? Is and report
i?. th- |etnt boai I. I ?
Uro? over the election of the Kupw!ai(nd?ut, and II
wa?; alie???l that the supervision of lb? Inspectors
waa lax. in the v.-i- ? v,h known a? the
commit'?? ?if Thirteen ?.f the Clttsens1 v -.- n
of the < ?v of Albany procured the passai
law vesting Ihe ms agenten) .. a commits??
at praaeat ? aatttuted. The I^egtalature which
pae??--i this law w.?> Republican In i-.;h branch?**?.
A np- ??? of the bill v....- the naming of the
County Tt.jsir.-r as one of the ? immii
makin?? him. In fad th? treasurer of the peniten?
tlary an 1 the custodian of li^ fund?. The Oountj
Treasurer was at thai time a R?n>otall<*an The pre??
ent commi??ion constat two Democmta ml one
RepuhMcan, T<n; the term or one < ' the Lemocratlc
coacaulasii ere the one ippotnted by ?he chairman
of the B Septem?
ber or . >, (ober of this : ??:' The .-ara in ..f thf
Hoard ol Supervisor? la s Republican, so th<- com?
missi ?? r (ictober will th??n consist of two Kenub
Ueana en?! one I?emocrat.
Tv.<? managet rol of the penitentiary . lei the
n?.v ?ygtem !ia- been a marked ?uccee?, hi I U now
ranka as ans. of she seal penal Institution? in the
co-miry. There are man) I nlted State? convict?
In ranflnenient there, and it Is under the constant
and sstairv supervision of the Federal t)epartmenl of
., by v?'hh?h It I? classed as one -if the bes!
Hiaiisjgi 1 prisons to which I'nlted state? convicta
art- gerat when the prevent superintendent was ap?
pointed the affaire of tho penitentiary wer? at a
iow ebh The Roea l of Supervisor? had set apart
th? etim <>f IT...??, to meet an anticipated deficiency
th? following yew, but undei bis management not
only was no oortion of the &5.OO0 us?-.j. bul the
penitentiary showed ?? profit. The receipts <?f the
r?entt?.-nt:arv from November ). 1W.H, t?? Oc.Ikt 31.
,8TM, have been tfttlM <*?*?; ihe expmses, fgatJTCM,
?mowing a praflt to the county of. Albany of $112.
Spring
Is the season of hope arid of promis" It fells of
coming days of Bunahine, and of returning Hfe
and beauty. Bui then aie thouaanda of people
-.viio wir. Bnd no pleasure In the r.-turn of sprint
because of disea.*?? and gnflering, due to
Impure Blood
whi-*h is the cause ' untold misery. They will
find relM in n ? tuse tins
great ' to make pure blood
and thus prevent and eure ?fletaft. Hoo4'a Bar
sapaiiiia renews Um wasted vital forcea, creates
an appetite and bu.l ?Jg up the strength. Be sure
t,o **;? ? Ho<">d'?. because
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Promlni ntly In the nubil eyt.
Hood'? puis i,:^'!,."^'""
COLGATE & CO.'S
1806 LAUNDRY SOAP.
t'tt-A hy the bast fannlti??.
HUB, This record la unprecedented In the history
ol penal Institution? in this State.
OPPOSING THK BARN Eg BILL.
Speaking in opposition to the Barnes Mil? Wa
iri.-i -Attorne) Burtlnirame said to-daj
Although as District-Attorney I am ex-offlclo S
membei ol th? Penitentlarj Commission, personally
i h.mld be ?in!!" willing to be relieved of any n
aponslbulty in connection with thai institution,
but us .m official my duty is to the publli
i: daaa nol seem t?> me necessary ??r arise t" ask
- ature to legislate th? Republican presi
of the Board of Hupervlaora >ui of office, ao
far Hs his appointment "f the ritlsen member of
Ih? Penitentiary Commission Is concern? I, and
to legislate the Count) Treasdrei oui and the
County Clerk In, for the mere purpose of securing
.? factional control of Ihe Commission, ;.? it will
be Republican In th? near lut un without
legislation. In ray Judgment ?uch legislation is
i * only unwise and unnecessary, bul from i
?a standpoint It is ha?l politics. My Judgment
mai i?' taulty un th-se points, bul It seems to be
In lip? with the prevailing sentiment, for II was
legislation of thai class and partisan practices in?
volving ih?- same principles thai resulted In the re
?ent uprising of the people which swept the Re
publican party Into power in this Statu and In its
chlel ' itiea.
Personally, I have no desire to be a member of
the Commission; yel the framers of o ?? law thought
the duties oi the District*Attorney were so inti?
mately connected with prison management thai
!? would in an appropriate member of th<* Com
m To provide a third member of the Com?
mission, who should he a representative man, the
Trainers of the ?>::?Minal law thought the pr.sHl.nl
of the Hoard of BupervUora could be safely In?
trusted with his se lection. Mr. Rundell, the presl
dent of the hoard, one of the most worthy and re
tp? fd cltlsena of the i >unty. having had more
than ten years practical experience as a Super?
visor, no one would question hi? ability or
Integrity in the discharge of his duty in selecting
the thir1 member of the rommission. Therefore,
I have t..en unable to m? any toed reason wbj thi
preaent law should he changed so far as it relates
to the personnel of the Commission, ?-ven when it
is considered from a partisan standpoint, for the
same result politically will be obtain?*! by October
I, without legislation that Is to be obtalne?! now
i>y ap?ela! legislation.
REVELLING IS BRIGHT SKIES.
THERE was A KERN MARCH wind. BUT H UM AW
KINI' AND WIMAI.MXIi t-VM'NI* O EX
ERAL EBJOTMSMT.
The fair weather of yesterday was nowhere more
beautiful than on the Lay. where the waters were
rufiitd by th?.- fresh wind. Crowds of people walked
ii k and forward on the Battery ail day long, and
enjoyed the fr?*h, bracing air and the beauty of the
acene,
The keen March wind that was biting in the early
morning mod-rat.-l as tii" ?lay grew older, and by
noon, when New-York's upper ten and other tens
began t" parade Madlson-ave, and Fifth-..w. there
?ras Just a ploasanl and s?raaonable br?ese. The
??n wds were aa larg.- as any thai have crowded 'he
akiewalk? during the last few Bundaya Th- wind
waned the women to k"-p on their furs Most
them had hunches of Russian violets, and a Bona
parttet walking ?on the avenue mlghi have thought
he was In Parla on a Napoleonic f?te day.
Though it was Bt. Patrick's i>a\, there were few
of the emblema of thai traditional snake driver.
Here and there a man .?r woman could be d
with a bunch of shamrocks or clover In the but?
tonhole or pinned t" the cloak, bul it waa only i n
the Kast and Weal sides of the city th.r green
ski?-- paraded in all th?dr emerald grandeur.
The Park was full of ?- pi io f ? ?'. and driving
The bicyclist was conspicuous by hi* absence. Thla
was owiag to the st.r," ?'f the roads. The late
?iiS" sunk ao deep Into the ground that the
thaw of yesterday was as i>a i ns a heavy ram, an?l
th< roads were badly cut up.
The menagerie ha i a constar' throng of \isil ?ra
In ti.- turd house two ravens bave i.n deposited
by Frederick Keppel & Co., of N?o '. ? Baal Bla
teenth-st., and their arrival has i.n s source of
much Borrow to the old raven that has been in the
aviary for some years, ar l t.? an American crow.
The old raven baa for the last four years shared
. cage with Its s'.nill cousin and treated it H a
foster ohiM. feeding It every day. it waa thought
unaafe to leave the crow In the same rage with the
two new arrivals, ao i' wai pul Into an adjoining
cage, ai'ii it was pathetic to see how the
fretted over their R?paration.
rp in the Ladies* pond, at Weal Seventy-second
sL, th?j ?wan?. g??sc and ducks wer* evidently
greatly delighted that thi last sign of Ice had van?
ished from their ?confined winter quartern Ail of
the birds were tumbling about in the wat-r. Th?
swans were probliiK with their long necks for the
water larvae that the toe had guarded from them
for so long, and thu ?lueks turned lead under heels
In the van.e quest. I'p in the Hamh'.e. where the
small brooks? nn?l streamlets were tumbling down
and rioting in their freedom after the long frost
all sorts of birds were n.iitced revelling in th?
Oath that they have t>cen unable to enjoy tot werl?.
Even the Bngtish sparrow. wh'-rt he nave tip court?
ine and quarrelling, washed.
The proopects for to-day aie f?r fair and warmer
weather, with high northwesterly winds.
STRIEERS TO RET?ES TO WORK.
STKI'S TAKEN IN THE HOPE OF ENDINO Till:
BUUtDlNQ TRADE? STRIKE.
About MOO men of the various building trades
srhlch have been OB strike for h month, were ex
peoted to return to work to-day. It is possible,
however, that th? celebration of St. Patrick's Day
may prevent some ol them fi"m coin? ba< k to w?>rk
until to-m??rrow
The bricklayer? al ? meeting law on Saturday
night, appointed a committee 10 meet the master
mi on? ?his afternoon at the Building Trades Club,
No. n" Bast Twenty-*fMrd-?l . and request :h?m lo
take steps to brlnp the strike to a ?
There, are 10,000 men in t!i? bricklayers' sssoe.a
tlon. They have not been oui on stiike because, by
an sgreemenf made witn their employers, the ma*
1er masons, two year? ago, the) have nol been
affiliated wl|h th?- Hoard of walking I ???:? gat?
They claim now, however, thai many of them ha?.?
been f< '.??.) oui of work bj the strike <>f the other
?. .? ?on? trade cannot work without th? othei
They ?ay they may a? well ?:r kc .-.- be lock??d oui
it k? .?; .)i??d by th?- m? n thai no more ?trike? win be
.,-:??).? i. and that ihe whole trouble will be settled
speedily.
A i.FUMAS IIOMIVS YBAGIC FSI>.
?JHB Jl'MPS FROM A riFTM SIHP.Y WINDOW AM?
IS KILLED INSTANT!.Y.
M,s Amelia Schwab waatohave ulled with her
husband, (iustav, for her home in Qenaany to-mor
row. insteai. her lifeless body taaaraHIni burial on
Ui? fifih fl.Hir of the tenement-house. No. OB Flrst-ava
Yesterday at noon, while h?r husband left the
aptitments for a f?-w minutes. lo?-kirik, ;h>? doors
behind him, th? woman clambered out on to the
Urs sarape Th?- apartment? w.-r,- on the fifth fl?>or,
and from thai height she threw herself to th?
yard below. She was killed Instantly. She had
not seen Dresden an?! her kinsfolk for mor?
than twenty years. an?l the longing to be back In
the old country, couptod with sickness and sorrow?
ing ovar the baby ?he lost ten yeatl ago, had af?
fected her mind. Her husband Is a locksmith, and
?h? had been employed in the ,-mbt.?i<l?ry depart
ment of Lord A Taylor, where she earned good
?rages The loss of her baby had always preyed OB
?the woman'? mind, and her actions of late had
caused h?r husband much alarm. A month ago ?in;
became violent, and w?s removed to Bellevue Hospi?
tal. n.h?-ie sin- wa- detained for ten daya
IUt. BATS Aid' TAIES To HIM BB0IMBBT,
Tue annual sermon to the Kh Regiment, N. Q,
s N. Y. was delivered yesterday afternoon by
th? chaplain, the Rev. Dr, Newland Maynard, at
St. TTsomaa's frYoterrtaat Episcopal church, in
Flfth-ave. Although the attendance at iihh s?i
vice Is i-ot compulsory, about .vr?? members of th?
regiment tuni??l out. Colonel William Beward waa
la oommand.
To LE A PBOFSEEOB IE WOBMAL COLLEES,
ih?? sub nosamlttrc of the Executive Committee
of the Normal Coltags have raoommsnded f..r th?
position of profeaaw of natural seiaacs Ed? ird
Burgess, of Washington, wh??r?? he bald a similar
position m us high school?-. II- is a graduate
of Hamilton CoUsgs an?i of Johns Hopkins, where
!..- wa? als.? an kastnretor. li-- has also toi some
time been iti<- Instructoi ol natural science in in*
?umrasr school al Martha's Vln?rymrd The i.\.-. u
live ?Committee havi approved the re ommendatlon
of the s.ih committee, and Professor Burgess win
undoubtedly be ?le? ted to the nah Hi had sev
? ihI competitors, bul hm well-known botanical
knowledge t'A position in the scientific world ?e
cured him thi professorship, whl?.h li north S-*-??"?*?
a > ? ,r
BESO BEB F BOB A BUEEIMti FESSEL
l.i-w.-.i, Del. March 11 The m hooaei Zimri is.
Wnlllngford. from Qeofgstowa, S ?', for Boston,
with lumber, accidentally caught in? bhta mot Ing
nit Metomkln Inlet, and wa.? bun,..! to the ?rater's
i i ? i'ii" craw srare rescue I fa llfe-sa*,
? i .?.n-r? i red to th?- tug Sanip?on and broughi here,
Th? waUragford v.,,-- ., ihre? masted ?choon - ul
'M ions, an?) wa? iniip at Bath U? In ltt3 She
??s m reel long, SO feel beam and B feet draught
<?? ?t- Harris, jr., A Co.. ot -'hiludidphU. .tin h? r
ownei a.
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAI
THINOf THAT WILL HAPPEN IF '
QRAT BILL IS BEATEN.
M,\\s or SOME "i" TUB RTABUtfl A "VB1
KART Bt'ROBON" w H? > l*BED BtOBXBM
AND DEALT DEATH.
Horseman and breedera throughout th" lend
| anxiously awaiting it?? ? n-pnri of u?e Code? Bub-t
mlttee o? the Am smbly on th" (?ray Racing
Prom tii.- begtnnlng, the disreputable element or
turf, aided by the poolroom men and th?-ir aui
lies, have worki I night and day to defeat the ell
ol ui.Mtc vUr> -u.ru ?miii.il!.'. respectable, aal \
? ? peagg racing on e high plans if exretleure.
horde of smraklng, dlahoneat, unacrupulous
breakers openly boaai thai millionaire bre lacs
hor?e-ownera and Ihe public an powerleas w
isinfrent' i by the ranks ol lb? policy, "greenjjo?
and booli '"i coborta When a State H oatOi
an Assemblyman proclaim, In s crowded <?
i hi re i- ? ' J ?ckej Club moteo- In sight ai Alt?
and the Oray hi i bas ni; the slight--' i
-?une of tii" diplomats of the 'thirl housi j; I
i. r;ed." the publli sa form sn Ides of what
men wh? .n? striving '.? regenerate racing ha\.
' '!'!? Il'i ft il il.
When a meaaui that is almoal unanimously s
ported by tin prees and the public i- leu up
the dlet.iti.iii of a poolr.i pantata whg *i
.'nen.la?.oM- circulars broadca ; thro theft)
i: is high ; la? -abl ling cla
m halt, an I lo unit" their loicas effectually to s
piCUgamblei v\ ire representative! of refOTBi
as t<?o>-' t" tu",..' their own ends. The n-otu
horda'men are awakened to th. issu, s at ataM.
'.hough then .?!?? nearly MO entries for the trotti
stakes and pu,-.-* m i,.- ,?. .|, | at Fleet? >"d Pa
?ii \ug,-;. .mi every Indication pointa to on.'
the gnat.-' ?. i ? ?: ti Hing i 'Meet* ever h ?'. I
I mis country, the leader? of the trotting division tl
: that th.'.v are .,; tie mercy of a mere handful
: caBSfttmoelcne villains, wh.? havg ipvit contribu?
! ?ins dollar to support either truting or running, a
d-sire to have the decent element In racing* class.
as criminal-, so thai the public may be fleeee? wl
i.npunity In th" poolrooma thai ..??? aura to aprli
up sh<iu!i| the <ii.?> nul tie defeated, Tbegf is i
more chance of holding a trotting meeting at Wei
w...id Park than three is oi holding running me,
ing? at Sheepahead Bay, if the opponents "f hon.
railing - i,?.??-. i ?n their endeavors to ?lefeat tl
me?a?rea for thi relief of the turf. Even be-w, b
f ?re tie ii,i'M irnm th-- recent political upheav?
t> rid this ' It) "f corruption and crlm* haa settle
the Conner poolroom-keepera are leasing quart.-:
m favorable localitlea ao es reopen Iheir io-ca.ie
commission houses for Western racen
ATTITUDE OF THE POOLROOM MKN
One of the i?.,ni,.rs ol tie- ell) i.Irooffl m?
a table in an uptown cafe th-- other day, sin. ...
by several ni"ti who ar.- interested In the turf. ? >n
ef the latter Is a trae!, ?wner, an i has been a futo
I in causing much of th? troubles thai i--?? t the turl
| A mei t. n.' '. was presen! tol?l of the loases tha
| would !?" auaed to the tradesmen through
State If racing and trotting were suppressed, lb
said: "Rai ng ..nl trotting ar-- Ihe best-knowi
medium? for the distribution of money. I ha\.
m ,n;. customers in Buffalo .'ho nuke the trottlnt
mretlng of the Orand Circuit al Buffalo the medl in
of Kupplylt i tin - . Her merchants In the irroun I
lug towns with g.nods foi m.- fall and winter trade
.i? , , ..i. ton-ki epei- < ml ?? bu naaa wltli
pleasure In visiting Buffalo to wli
races, Moreover, ?ttlng and racing make business
for the farmers, g neral l? tiers, hotel-keepers, rail?
roads, I? iiier merchants, Ironmong rs, grocerymen,
fact, men ? gag? i In almost every legitimate
calling who derive I" unlary profit through racing
?m 1 trotting, l: the trol ei in : runners are driven
oui of tii" Stati 11 will take millions of doliera oui
of IL"
The poolroom man smil d complarentlj and tc
p'.. , ; ''- all i im' from j air point of ?tew. 7f
th? stables are forced i<> ra the Weat, II is
wo th while ; ? take loni chances with a city j? <>i
I'niiiii; because, with n i racing In this State, **e can
lay an) i ri? ?? wi for men ? in
I"- anyhow. The privilege to krep open may come
a llttli .... ' ? men v?. n?> hold racing or ir >:
ting meetings mus? tau.- the same chances ara do
or close their gate?. When August Helnv.nt an?i his
..,-. ., . ,. ,. ? " the -am- categorj as 'Jim?
my the Nipper.' we ? 111 bi
The merchant hurrii lly left the table, the ira.-k
owner assunrt? : an iwl-Mke ?pression, while the
others remained sll< nt until th.- poolroom man
laughed loudly .?- he died for "another quart
an 1 remarked: "We hive sn ace do-en on the
dudes"
.1. W. i!.,??,,..- ha- teventeen ii.'i-"?* in ttsinn
all of which are In ex?celtant condition. (*ltffoi
Lorian and Sir Excess are in the ?am? .-lass, ce
???Quenily. ?loger?) expects to have some tr..ul
Jtl p'.a?'lng 111* til. <-.?.1.111.i> no. ?iitte. un), faut nt. t
wird, hu? never been ?? robuat, healthy anlmi
Rogers exp?.-ts to hold his o?n with him in ra?
at th? sprinting distance* The stabta will l
shipped i" Ihe Hawthorne tra.-k about April it,
it?.be, ? Kos.-, the owner of Clifford, has t.n
sraoderer all winter. He tail Boston ihr???? we?i
igo for li??! Springs, Ark. lie *.?- Ragged al M
quarantine line.?1 told that there was an e|
d. tiii.? of smallfov. )ai,ir.K. and this caused hi:
to g? to Memphis, where he consulted hi* form?
partner, Bugen? Leigh, about the prospect? '?
racing the West. Leigh's answer wa?: "Ka.-in
is ail right anywhere, ?f Ihe people have monej
i: looks as if .?h the money in 'he Weal is burl?
and unless the t.pie dig it up, the racing wl
i ? ? ?tram? . an ? " Ros? di Ided to go to Nea
Orl?ans, and take chance? of being financial!
guillotined ? the ra< sa in thai city.
Th? California com gent, headed b] Davl
lild? in, will probablj go direct to Memphii
San Francisco II the ilray till ;s defeated, di
?:.!...!., i;.?.iik'(. i;. Snj h end "th??r well krtowi
ICAstern horsemen may fo?ow th? circuit of West
ern rare meetings, tmtll tin- ?'hha.;.. me?
begin In Mg].
Marcus Dely'i s-.?bi- mai npi ftilfll snj of it?
Rastern engagements, but ppen ihe seeumn ?it
< 'hlc 14
MR. KKi.N !'.'.-' HORSBS
Jame? ? Keen? visits the Lakeland paddock?
?'?moral ? -, >ry Sunday. Bverj horse In the ?table la
doing am wet! a- could be asked Domino la In
? ?pecially good fettle.
Lakeland is unlike many nr the oiiiei trainers.
il?? says; "I do my i.??! to train the horses in
my charge o ai to send them to ths pool Hi an?i
: ready to race, it make? no difference t a me where
Mr. Keen? desires t.? race, l will ??.. there without
I ?akin? .... ntuatlMi uu i ?... l,,.?/u .... hi. mm
?-. eil ,,s my ser\ ici
?>ne of the b.-st known of th? many breeders o
thl? country recently told al hi? experiem'es aitl
an English reterlnari ?urgeon whom he ?m
ployed at a large salar) t?? .?it.1 the ?tocli on hi
farm. Here I the ta! of the breeder's experience
in his own word?: "l uiHk. Rl) own song? and
sing them, nui i struck ? Waignei :-i?k when
engaged thai English 'vet.' I lost paste the fir?
day ii?? appeared on the farm. The 'niggers.' i??
fore the acvenl ??! the 'vet.' paid me th? greste?
res].t, but when they hearl thai 'vet' inform m<
that th? .'Util le of On? ?>f mi stallions was afflict???
with capUlarj effusions ?>f noatallglasl? and re
quired a hydrographie diagnosis or somethlni
that sounded to me like that th?? negroes look.??
at me pttytngl) s? If I was a chump not to know
that on? of mi favorita horses iun so sertousl]
afflicted i walked away to commune with mrseli
on the situation, and WS? alarmed lo OVerneSI
,,ii. ,,r ih? :. ger? Inl .un tie- stud groom that th?
-Mili,,,. !...? !. rirophobta snd >m?s oangeroua Thi
?-..i pis.l ihe unfortunate ?talllon under treat
men1 II? died ten ?i?>s later His death was fol
lowed by thai of three other? in quick succession
mat ?rere placed under treatment, Several value
nie mare? mel the same rate .??? my stallions. I
ha nil v knew whal to do, ??s hull of the horse* 01
th? plac?? wire reported as suffering from unpro
1.losmble dlaeasea My neighbors ahuaned mj
farm as if a pestilence raged The newspapers Ir
the North prini. I accounts ?>f an epidemic on mj
farm, so that I was In despair Th.- vel' hurdU
not 1 m? . a? for the nigger? th? \ n ild no at
tcnti?,n to anybody bul th>? -\,?t 1 believe he ha.'
an interest In som< wholesale drugstor? ai thi
farm wagon was senl to town every iu> foi s h?.,.
of drugs. One day sn old negro cautlouslj ap?
proached ma and said 'Massa, ole T la Ion?
got de roll? . ? f yon gimme sum ob ?lut ?de mediclni
we um befo' dal voodoo doctsh get hei,? I bellel
de mab cum oui l.,k ?he .1. befor? ' i lool nt
time .u K'-ti?g ih-- 1.leine and hurrying to Ib?
1 i , loi ii. \\ lib tl,?? aid .,1 the old groom thi
mere was led to an angi?- in Ihe fence ind l
dren? hi 1 h 1 he me Heine'.
? Just .1 1 had fini i.'-d the 'vet' cam? galloping
up 10 thi ;? 1 .? ? on one of mi wife'? poniea he h.??i
appropriated lo hi> own us??. He wa? In . ,.???
.1 ki 1 --? hi he a is not 1 died al on? ?? t.. ai
tend this mai?? 1 asm thai man dkwharm I,' hi
?aid. pointing to the old nigger, who waa >?? Faithful
? i he run
"'Whal s the mat lei with the mare 1 .?sk..i ih?
\ el, riba il 1 ? ounded Ilk? thi?. ?ih, I -
afflicted with kfflatus of the ueaophagu? ?uperln
duel 1.. th? ?tabulation ..f the rervldi vertebrae,
win. h ha? ..11? . I tiiltaniuialloii ol the o. -, ? ? itnio
mlnattl.' 1 lump, 1 down ?.ft ih? fence and .<?i.? 1
him to rep? .?r ? hai he ha 1 ?aid In English, a l
w.,-< 11 f?-? 1 ? ? had been accused more than
once ? I l? In? unabl, to ti?ik English as ?he i<
>|?"K ? 11? -ill II ??.?? ,. I I. , v..,vi, o( v iliiabl?
time i., tranalat? l?atin to .? man wh?.:i 1 noi
linden land t.-. hi. . .mi ordered the m? n
lo i. id ihe mart la th? ho pita I ! ? 1 ad ? 1 il,ll?he?l
In on? ol .. lubl? l ?oul 1 tan 1 .1 no longet.
and |u?i .a loos? lio? .-.i th?? 1 ini llahman f
ciul talk. .! English I ?elsed him
b? the collai and -.?k him until hi? leeth rattled
?... SSked hit,1 If lhal mu.? bid .,milling .Is. Inn a
?light attack of colic. He ?aid. 'Don't huit ?as Has
Urbana
WINE COMPANY
GOLD SEAL
CHAMPAGNE.
mai" has tl- belly ache.' He had relapsed Into
Kngllsh under pressure. 'Voti mak?- von bill out
llp t? dji-: said l. 'and start for town naide ol
an hour, or an Ktiglumni.-iti with a fracture i i erVli ????
vertebrae will rcnulre thi assistance of several
phi ?ilcls n i.' .,. .
?????.?.n't I have th<- wagon i<? ride to towni he
a-k?d when he was read) to ihmari
?? ?No you w 11 walk I will eend yn ir I- ?
in the aragon. Here I* youi money So? atari, <?i
i ?vin s"t ?in- dogs on ."?? He itarted, and only
one horse has died on m) place since he l? ft It, and
that hois, died of ????I tK?- Mjthtnlng struck one
of th- barns on one of my neighbor's farm?, but
lightning N i mere ?u a instance when romeered
with a ie?i out-and-out veterinary"
IN Till: FIELD OF BFORTB.
(HANTS fiiMIN?; BOMB ??'? ?' iTH \ 1.1. AMD rRH'KBT
ROTH
The Qlants are expected to arrive home from
? .?ii tour t.\.i weeka (rom to-day, and
the) ?ill open the preliminar) sea n al th? Polo
Grounds with the Manhattai ?'oil?'?-''' te.?m on
Wednesday. Aprii t The ?earn *\iH rrmi.tn Bl
Jackaonvllle until nexi Friday, when the mach
northward Will be begun The Ulari's will ;..!? al
Columbia, 8. P., n?rai Saturday: al Danville, Vn .
on Monday, March 25; al Ch?rtottesvr.le, s., . an
March -?. al Richmond, on Mar h ?? snd ? i
Portsmouth, Va., on Barch :?. and a' Norfolk, on
March Mi Th? players w.ii return from Xorl
by steami i
Th? National Association Ifaotball l-eague con?
tinued Us championship serle? of games yesterday,
?he Brooklyn Wanderers and Scottish tmerlcam
of Newark, being the contesting team? Th- game
was played on the ground of the Varuna Boat ? lub,
South Brooklyn, and. although th?' il?'i i .va-- i tn
er?-?! with anow, and a hi tier wind ble? up from
the Bay, there teas s lame attendance. The ^arn.
was evenly contest ed, Men side scoring Ihre ? goal*
The Wanderers congratulated themselves on this
resu'.t, foi In the second half Htark, their outside
rlghl wing, had to retire, and they finished the
Kam" with only len men. The teams line I up is
folio?
P.M.
hljm
Smith .
Patrie!.
MM.
???ill I
11, f
III
il \lll. r
Siephenaon
\ M. conv'iu
' Dawaoa
\ ??pen? <-?
\' Causa
' Ml I' Mill. II
' . K-IIT
' . Hill
.. . W?
ll'i.-fin-?
Dafne
?? Mites
'.. .-until.
? _'i an I
11 ?n and
MrOulrc . /
>i nt.ii- ......
I..II1M' .1
'".???ntiii.l . '
Hupkln?.s
. iVnire
Htark.. ./ , ,
. f l<*f< ?Ins .
? Hi .-!?, pit ipai ? '.. ' ?. ? ? v
il , kin foi l ?? ? ?,? u W ?nderera
. ? . in? ? ?..'i'- .... k" i Mai
rs; Wal la
' \M."I |l .'111-.
The ii? ketei ?? S ta ten Island Athletic i ', ib
an enthusiastic meeting on Saturday and or
d what promises to be a su?.saful ci kel
club. They adopted a plan originated In England,
and formed whai win be known as th? Incognito
?'. C. Then n.trance fees or due? of anj
description; no professional will be played ?rith the
?? um or igalnsl It, and non ? bul i ? gulai I - ? ?
members aim !"? allowed t" take pan In the games
The officers elected an President, .1 T Morgan;
secretan and ? tptain, W. .'.!. Alas-.".. Exe ul ?
Committee, /. Southard, It J Danby, H Manley,
.1 T. Morgan and W. M. Msaaey; Comm I .
missions, ?*. M. I'.Mi li Man?? y, A. A M
.1. T. Morgan snd W M Mast ? Tl ? lut? In
: with i list of fifteen crlckel ? ? ?
? ? mmlttee ...
of ? ?loten coo! men, ?*ho will pr babl
at the next meeting, it is understood that two
? ,11 be pis red ? n n week, and thai mat? hei
??'Ul 1 irrange a Ith the principal i lubs of New
fork, Phlla ' Iphl i. Hoi ton and other pla
rill REGIMENT VETERANS COMPETE.
ClXt-gg BCORB8 IN' THE iil'i.*-: HATCH RS THE
>'?' IRKS
The ret? ?? Regln eni h id a .
Ij on .-' ?? no i. nigh m the n gtmi nt's a ?
when ihe comp?titions for i!,e prises in the Veto
rana* Match and ihe Veterans' Cup Match took
placa In th? Utter match, both the active vet
and thoM who are nol active membera of the
regiment i -..u. pari There were two prise* the
i Veterans' ?'up and a bronse statuette. They were
??i bj Colonel li W. T Mali, to he competed
| for annually, Bach competitor making over 6
pointa ah i received *ii" bronse sharpshooters^ medal
? of the Ttli Regimen I Rifle Club. In this match each
? man h ? I revi n shots itandlng and aeven pn ne
The Veterana' Match was open only t.> | .- mem
I ben or th< Rifle ? lue not active members "f the
' regiment, ?<<irn?- of the scores made In both the
? matches were .'xcehent. an l the competitions were
i 'lose an?l InreresthiK. as Will I"- Seen by th" ap
j t.<-ii i.- ! acocea:
V'KTBRANSr CI P M v i ? II.
Private .1 K Oro*?
\?t"-|?n II S ?lark
? '??rj. ?rai A. Btevent
m n. \ t? ii;
Privat?- l?. l'.ir!iii<.
T?
?mi;
my
? i mti?ii\ K
ompanj t'
'. ? ' impan]
?m. t :. y A..
9S
H II
. ..ti
Veteran I* Vaa Lenneji i'ompanj K.3I
Veleras C. It Ragle, Oompanj K... .32
? ?;. jo m in 0 W. Kim,I I'nmpani I' SI
Private J. t? Fort i'omi injr l 10
V-terrm F W Hiel.l. i'otnpan) I IB
Veteran W ?J. C**nmlnl? v I'ompany I.SO
1.... Ufi
\ irrBRAXS'
N I'.
'? II
r \?
W '!
Il S
F '\.
i! ?;
xv B.
i l?ennep,
?'"Hi',, u
Clark, v.
iim.I'I. \>i.n '??
\rii'ni \mm. ran < ? i
\ ? i'i.,ii ? *..
?rim i'i. I:
eteran r* i
.??M' an i ' '
MM l ? K
"Mil I*" I*
HATCH.
? Ml
"?m
v., I'I
fYt'LlXa SfSWS \.vi? NOTES
Most "f in? road ran? arranged for y, nerday, ?>nd
ther, s il many of t'-'?i.i had to he p -?t
? ? ?!?? of the bad condition of the roa?I?.
nen however, whose enthu?la?m for outdoor
\<o-k srould not brook restraint ind who managed to
gel their wheel? to the B?>ulevard, aere ,??,:?
?iirprised The ? ii had I.n ?craped, and
In good condition for Ihe ?port. Th.? road wa? In |
falrl k.l condition ail lb? >?..iv to One-hundred?
and fourth-et.
Pi spite if the f.?. ? thai th.it door ->,as..n la
pcactlcsXy si hand, new cycling soadem.es continue
: . prlng up ??in sstonishlng rapidity. The in
?nana Bicycle Companj hi? secured Lenoa !.>.-.-uui.
snd thl? hall will i>?- opened .,-? a bicycle riding
academy on Wednesday afterr.con.
\-. rnlertalnment ?vil! b, given b} the Cycle <*'.ub
of Brooklyn al the Clermont Avenue Umk t.
The pro.l* will go to I'l, Home for Fr!en<lTe!
Women and t^hildren
A m?-.?, cycle cub, whoa? member? Include many
! leaders, ha? been organised In Sew
Haven
The new buslne?? manager of "The Bulletin" arlll
be .1 i-: Pratt.
A Frenchman nanu I Joseph Danlschevskl his In?
\ ? m? ?I .1 sell Infl ?nog lire.
From Philadelphia com-es the Information ihat,
the i. \ W pian of having official referees this
year may be abandoned after ail. Expense is giv.-n
as the excuse for shelving the innovation
The rumor that th<- director? of the Springfield
Bicycle Club would discontinue ho.ding it* annual
meet 1? no! true.
A aew invention has appeared to help beginners
learn h"?? to rid? s wheel The device is attached
to ti.?r win???!, and it prevent? the bicycle from
toppling over.
V'ARIOt'fl BALKS OF HORSES.
! Three hundred horse? are to be sold at auction
, to-day, beginning promptlj al W o'clock, al Dahl
; man's Mart, Twenly-fourth-oL, between Second
and Thit.i ave?
Tatter-all s Will s??ll fifty horses to morrow at
Fllnfth-st. ami Seventh ave., beginning at ! o'clock.
Peter ?' Keiiogg'^ ?;.? i- al? of trotters begins
at ISo'i loch t?. dai al Madison Square Garden, The
n?-w \ ?? ? oa Horse and Cob Companj have fort)
pairs "f well-matched horse? acclimated and rea .
loi ,??.ik. awaiting customer? ii their extensive
stable?, So ?58 \\>?t Blxty-nlnth-st.
.' ' M.U I'l. ANS FOR THE I.. A W
Baltimore, March 17 (Special) President Wllllson,
of in?- League of Americaa Wheelmen, said t.? ,i.i\
that the league would nal establish this y? i ??
third ? la? t..! racing nen on the cash prise basis,
bu: he thought t.-.?? ? hange might b - m ide In anotbei
???ar. when he expe??ted the I. ? \v would eontnd
all the racing ?lone In thl? countrj Thi ? ? h Prise
Association dii.t ?eem lo he doing -?> well ind
he hardh though! ihej would ronduct races thl?
The nen presiden) predict? thai Ihl? ?-?ui
I.,? the iii.o au ?-??lui yeai In the League'? history,
i.A i. i ??< ??. w a i : En.in i nix < nil.
The French Line steamer i.< Has? ?gn? ?in? i
hers yaoterdaj on h.-t Ural trip from Haws since
ib.- memorable on? which ended oa Februar) 12
< ??i thai trip La ?ias.ogu.? Balled from II.hi.
Janaar) .'?? and was delayed b) h broken plat?n
i., i li. i failure to arriv, hi re ?? Ithln are?
! ble time i aused thl i i ?at? si anxt, I ?
The m a. inn. t > of the steamet ha? noa been thot
hlj ... i '. ui? i i., ??a igne had um lerat?
? ? iihei on i."! present trip, and no accident?
? o?;, i ? aere J D rlo la. Mlnli fer
Plenlpot? ?i. ?.i Swltserland to the I'nlted
State? Mi- I'i.i.i.i Mlaa Mabel ?Curtis White, ?-ar
!.. i Herrera and w. H Bvaaa,
THE TRENTON INVESTIGATION
FRESH REVELATION! EXPECTED TO
DAT.
spki'i NATION OVRR THK MOVBMBNTg OF "BAR
Ni:v ? i'??i:i? \M> DAMKt. MORIARJTY?
PROBABUO 1WDIOTMBNTH -TIIK USO>
I
ISI.ATIVK PftOORAMMR.
|HV TrU.KilllAI'tl T'l TIIK THIIUNK |
Trenton, March it. The third aeseton of the Voor- i
here Investigating Committee) will begin to-morrow j
morning, and the sensation William n. Corbln, the i
conimlttee's counsel, haa on bend ean only lie :
gtMaoed at. toi- Mi Corbln has from the beginning
of Hi" Investigation declined to discuss the worli ?'
?limit!." Thai new names of prominent Dem
ocratlc politicians will be dragged in to-lnorrow Is
ii.?-',\ predicted 'i'hu ex-bookkeeper, Bugen? Mur?
phy, may complete lus teeUnxtay wi'h ta?' examl
naii.iii m .join Muiii'is ?si Ce?'s pnvai" an?i per?
sonal ledgers to-morrow, and more of the srarklngs
<>f thai (ii.ii with Fot i maj >me o llgh . The
| "-o I'efttllatl m apparat it n the Senate < h?mber
r,.'v also n e'.ve attention The ? immlttee I* em
loue to have an Interview wltfi Daniel Mortality,
thi "i',,.' of Mulllha & Co., who appears from the
testimony to I it ? wrled on the principal negotle
tlons with Port. Hi Is in ?'r?ala, "gone thei
i. , al Ion ' sal I J ihn M illlns, ' iftei burj
rrienil." Ha wae to return last week? ai ?rdlng m
Mi M iiiiii-, but te ha ? appear. The
rumor that when "Barney" Ford disappeared fi n
Bl lugustlne, Kia. h> had lone so upon the t. ;? ?
graphic request of Daniel Mortality for ??
a- mme "bsi.ure point, r not generell) ci
here, although several 1 : i.-i.t thai should j
Pnrd and Mortality come togethei they might be
???
What many of the old -time Dem ? ? ring fei r ,
m.si j'. .? s ;?," return ??! Foi i fhej in
afraid be will offer himself r State's wltnei
tell a.i he knowa of the schemes or the gang of !
corr?ptlontsts. The Mercer County Grand Jury will j
be In session nest mon:!, and they will be charged
William 8. liumm-'t" the new Republican Su
premc Court Justice. There Is i ?i ':'- a douht that
Port will be Indicted? and perhape those who m te
more prominently Intereated In supplying th-- vert
ous offices of ihe gtate House with metalll? fire
. .ml tipa thoee i ivlng furniture for '
which the Stets pal i, ma) occupy the attention of ?
tin- Grand Jury. All could be Indicted under the
i ti i.* f ?? Grand Jurj believed they a< epted
the furniture knowing H a/as t ? be paid fur bj the
gtate. BhouM further developments before thecom- ;
mlttee ? rroborate Mr, Mortarlty'a connection with .
Ford, II la said, the Grand Jury arlll be called upon |
sa) whether oi nol John Mullins, Daniel Moriar- ?
it) and li. .1. Ford ai- guilt) of onsphing to de
fraud Hi? State, Ford will be Indicted foi ma
? ffice, obtaining money undi tenee?
and, perhaps, swindling and forgery. Beside* th i,
he ma) be Impea bed l'pon invlctinn oi sny one
ol these Indictments he would ~r > to prlaon .
long term of yea
gei .t.,: George W. Ketcham, ol usaos <
who, by th.- way, was In rumental in bringing
the appointment ..*" the .- ?note li
Committee, sa) i tl ? ? rooked m is of the Demo
ring airead) exposed si the two sittings ol the
comml - . im pared to wim ?nl b?
dei loped n min a few ilaj -.
"And you might *;y " remarked thi Essex Sens
tor to The Tribun, orrespondent, "thai Tamman)
Hall ia ol >?"'.?? V'ork Clt). is i-sp
for ih" corruption <>f :!.?? Democratic ring of Sew
and to ii i: J Ford ? an directly tra?
downfall in a". Inten e? I once had with Ford, !
t he ex-State House Su i old me thai
aft i a meeting with the l? mocratlc man
tiling Ci" Stat" h.- win; t?i New-York
Clt) and remain? i al th? Fourte nth ?t Wigwam
for three -.'...k studying the Tammany method of
retaining a hold upon the government. Continu?
ing, Foi : laid thai he fell competent, on bla re?
turn from tie- Wigwam, to krep the Democrat
mm hlne In th s gtate in power for an In leflnlte
pi rlod. lb added thai from what he had I?
in the management of thi bui n is ol state from
the Tammanj chieftains he wa? able, with tl
of the Democratic managers, lo raise an) amount
for political purl oi
The Benators and me prominent Rep in ans held
a , onference on Thurs la and discussed at lengtl
ii," question of adjournment. I was prs
settled thai owing to the work ??. the Investiga Ing
Committee the Legislature could not adjourn nexi
Friday. The Senate hi--1 week passed a resolution
thin, the House concurring, In? ?Legiaiature a.i
lourn Bine ?li*- on that date There Is u decided
sentiment among Benators and Assemblymen and
State leaders favorable to continuing the ????-*',.?,
until October next In order t<> allow th?- Voorhees,
Commit! ??? to make s repon to ihe present I legis?
lature. The suggestion, which /.ill probably be
? I into effect, is thai on March 9, the Legta
take a recess intll September or Gctoo-sr
and then a IJo rn. it is probable that the investi?
gation Into the corrupt practices In mosi of the
loan (-..-s o the State Government en he com?
pleted by that date, snd s pirt.al report made to
the Senate The committee can then devote itself
to several i'ouiiM.s throughout the S'aie w hl'h
. Risen? are ,'..'mail ling -hail be Investigated.
Senator Rogers's borough license bills were ma I?
a sp-Miil order in I he s-iiiiii f..i (o-niorrdu iil*rht.
Th??.- measures hav" considerable opposition from
Republicana and Dem?crata. They provide thai ee
tioi upon all application? to sell liquor In boroughs
of MM population and oxer Khali tie vested In the
borough author.ties alone. The courts now have
iha authority. These lulls particularly atfpi-t the
hot oughs of Washington, Merchsntvllle, Hlghtstown,
Haddonfleld and others of equal population In ?lif
ferent part? of the State. Another bill which s
fathered bi Senator Rogers require? that eaoh ap
pllcatlon for a liquor license, before th? Excise
lt.?,ids. must be Hiiri- i bv twelve owners of r.- > i
??state, and they ar?' prohibited fn : I signing
ond application? This bill apptlre to ever) clt)
having an Excise Board, and -t would affect th"
"lies of Camden, Trenton and Peterson, as well
ns Newark and Jersey City. Those opposing the
measure declare thai its passage would cut down
th" number of aaloona cot lei ? ?'? bi ise there
would nol be propertv-owner? enough In th.
to slam a Dpi I cat ton s of the present number of li
If the State Mil ? ???? Boar?! I? willing, four colorei
. ?mpsnle? of militia to be attached to the Na
; ..? a| ? luard ma) be i In llmi for then
t., participai? ?1 Ihe annual encampment at Se.
rjlrl next summ?! Thl? board consists ol Oovernoi
Wert? and Oenerala Bewell, stryker. I?..nueiiy
Plume and Wans.-: The companies sre t? be lo
can l In Canutan, Trentop, Jersey City and Newark
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CF.STBAl nr.oi: rsios ELECTS OFFICES?
Th.? rentrai Lai ir L'nlon hel.l , Ively ?e??lon Ir
Inn Hall. In Ea?l Thlrteenth-st.. yesterds)
???.?? ?? The ---m: annual officers ?; -
t,.,?!? plac?. A l-etter * i - received from the Sew
York Tax Reform tssoelatlon, ?aying thai II had
. i ?t?. Home Ui;-- and Taxation hin now be?
fore i:>. i., .?_?!-? ?i m-... ?ml requesting that the Cen?
tra i..i!?..i- l'nlon use its influence to help ?ecur?
of the bill I" wa? resolved to ?i<? so.
The union also Indorsed the bill bringing th?-? <-m
ploymem of women and children In the mercantil?
bouses under th? provisions of the Factory so?.
The bill now before Ihe Legislature provkfc
no .-h. d und? fourteen year? of age ihall be em?
p; i? . i i.i ,i mercai tl ?? "?. nor an) child un I t
. years who cannai read ind ?rite it fur.
!h,r provide-- thai no aoman or child --hail be ? n
plo? ?? i in a m re intll? ho ise befor? ?'? ? n
after ?? p. m. excepting during th.- hollda) ?? i
from i tocemlM r IS lo Januar) I.
Among the reports of the rarlou? committees re
. ?.? i and passed on wa? t-hal ?>f the commute*
widen had audited th.? account.?? of the ?aie treas?
urer ?if th?? union, Meyer i?impf. srtto commltt? i
?uicide, i; ?\.,s found thai Mr. DasapTa accouati
were cornet, ?ace-oi thai he had n?.' credited Mm?
???if ?iih an Hen, >>f expemMture amounting to M
The repoti was received with applause.
\ d.?'.???at.? a.?k i thai the union ?en I another
??ommutilCKtlon |o Mayor Strong asking that further
Investigation be made into the death of the engl ?a ?
lllbert ?h?> dle?l In .? cell In the One-hundred
and-flfty-alath-at, police station from a fn?cture?|
skul! after the indie?? and an ambulance ?urgSOn
had pronounced Mm drunk. The delegate said Oil
1,.,-t was a respectable man, and that his famtlv
?as on.- ol Hie besl In Brooklyn. He more?! [tab
j ut) Coroner Hoeber for the manner in which the
, Inque?! had been conducted
?\ committee of flV? ?as appointed to Investigate
in?? charge? thai the propriet?r >>f Clarendon Hall
employed non-union actors and musicians, The
union resolved that it would nol continu.? to meet
m a hall If noli union -high kicken" were employed
I i>> its proprietor.
Th?? result of ihe election of officers ?<f the union
.? -t- as follow? R? 'onllng secretary, J p. Arch!?
bald; corespondtng ?ecretary, John ?-s Henry;
im.meal secretar) Jerome O'Nell; treasurer, Danlej
m?:.is. ?ergeant-at-arma, James C. Edwards; Ex?
ecutive Committee, Thomas Dowm Jame? s Will.
lam-, ii.-nr\ White, ?Daniel Harri James McQlll.
8TE1EE OF THE FATB0MB8 BtOTCLIETA
Mi Hnbsr ?>f the disse laueeum ?a? saemlngti
: hlghl) slated y-aatardas ovei whai h>? termed a
. satlsfactorj ending of ths airik? of Ms fal ?omen
blcycltou ti? ?Id n?a? whlta Um sink,?)-? ware nol
m number, the) made It up tn weight The
J eggregate welgni of Um six strikers, \ii H?bet
ii I v? ,i ? '...du pounds
Mr in,bei ?aid that the strike ? ,? caused i>\ lbs
, c\.list, claiming hum the) were worked too hard
Th?) u.t.\ to m?....,! in six bicycle races aattj ,?i
thi begtnnlng ot their engagement, but of tats
business had been -?? "tre man-dona" thai ihej bad
t., gi\e several mere m< - gad the) ?anted more
\ pa) im m
The fal ?romea he!d ., mass-moating and -Vmelta
I iiir. the 'iiidK.-i ..i ii,.? party, waa made ehatrmai
si... arelgha onli Mi pounds, and i? aboai i feel ??
inches m i,, igM Manx sp.? ,;?,?? aere made al lbs
meeting, and li ?as resolved thai tin- Fal LadtaW
Btayeu I nlun go ou sinke rather Lau ruu a.I their
SMALLER THAN USUAL
? lilliputien, in bet, are ?iT
Ptafce's Pleasant Pellets, i>t
K. V. iVrn?, Chief Consaltiag
i'hv-t? ?an to th' Invalid i| ,
lei and Surjfi?al Institute, 0f
Buffalo, N. Y..W*?? the firn't to
introduce g Uttlc l'ill to tilt
American n- ople. p ,r all \ix.
ativc and cathartic Mrnoaea
these sagar-coatcd Pellets"
are ?up"ri?,r in a frtal Han
W.-IVS to .'ill mitl'tll w;,!,;.^
sedlii/ powder MlU, ? H?tor
oil frt.il syrups, laxative irU
and othtr pargstive i -n'
pounds, Mad? ??f ? ? n. entrated
vegetable ingr?dients, they m i in a mild, natural way.
Their secondary effect h t?, k<-<?t> th? lit r .?? ti?.-? und
the bowels regular, not to iuiUur coustmati
the cane with oth? r pill-. They dorn ;'Hi ????
the least with the diet, habit? or occupation^ an-i
produce BO pain. gripitiR ?,r shock to th? '.?teal.
Dr. Pierce'? Pleasant Pellet? <ut? ., nie^
and Mliou? headache, dizziness, ? ?. '-...!. .,- tf>B
stipatiotl, ?OUI ttomacb, l???-? .,f appetite ?-.?t-d
tongue, Indigestion, or dyspepsia, wind) belching*
loan-bum," pain and ?lt-ir?;a? after eating, an<i
kind-fed d? rangements of the livef, i aha*.
- Is. The-??- !'? llel si ? ? f I ?, the
toman ?nd absorbed Into the blood ?timntatiag
., flo-woi bile from tlu liver, and growing to activity
all the glandular ?acretiona Thw Hb ?? ,/a/
t. r a ivy. In proof of their superior ei -:>,,,-,.
g-be truthfully ?id. thai tb-ey an ..'.-?
.1 a household ?????'' ties the hr-t it
Put up in gta - ? ?all Ibereiore slwaya ftoEk and
rcliabk
One lit-.:? P 11? t ' i? ? laxafivi ta i ?re tnrtdiy
cathartic. A? a "dinner pill." toi ?? ? ,
t.il??? ove each day aft? r alnn? : To reli .,
i:..:ii ?.ver eating, ih? y are nnequaled.
They arc liny augar-coated ^rAi-.ttl? ?< say lud
will readily take them.
Ornee used, nl > .?, ? m i
Accept ao substitute that i .?-d to
be "jraM a-, good II maj ta Setlei /? ? th>
because of paying him a 1 I -.he
? a-.? who needi h?-lp.
". ? ?
REED & BARTON,
Silversmith?.
EverythMg D????ir?bi- in Mvenian ?t r-??a-?on?b.? Pr'.:?a,
:>~ I nlon ?qnare, B. V.,
13 IIAII'KN LANK, N T.
"
? i well paid for !? ,,? th ??
ommlttee w..i :, i ? dt on Mi H'jber
en I ->.,'.? th< Ir rrl rape? ?. He |
that th. i., iti r wot el tin y In th? hand
own manager, Mr. Jai -? ?ith r r.ui
made ihe -:.2 >k? -r.??:?.? lama I '.
on? ??r th ?(risers, an I as so <td of
\li- Haber'* . I (on - the
thliiK to me, ?ir.
They did -
The result was *? rs
all gra
?
I ??:???
\'07 I.I HI I V TO Mm I Fill. MILLS SOI 1 H.
U'?UON'H l::\'l?].|i BY TIIK BAT - ' ? TB
.?.i:?;'-'..??'!- WHO HAVE BERN LOOKING
INTO '! Ill?: ??? ' TRI THKR
' if?a?a
? ??-. i ten?
South Caro ina
and ? ; i estigste the
? cot
? - - d
v ii .-???.- r I ?h r
h - m eonver?
nation touching the tout imi ?---.ors of
? ? regiot .
We heard hat. owing t ? .
? r cosl and .i louth of Ma- I
. our home mil - lely to leave
the s-a-? Two ? ? l'fact?
uring planta di I tel?n of th?
!.. embark hi b islness in th? Sou ?
another. Tl li ent was ne ?,
protect their tra l.?-marks. Bui th? -a
-
V.'.- have nol m in? our rej
briefly --.tat.? a tea - ?
the Se? -Englan ?
masse In the faro.I
making co irse t:r id? a
and profit . ..?. I
v? irs I efon they will
. i . 'ahn i
Thej ? a:.not mal the South ' ?r a
number of ) i r.ot
the machinery nor !" ?killed la!
I'm. r?.! all that, then is , splendid
for Northern cwpttal in the Southern Sta?e- an 1 n.>
man w i Id .? I vocal iti mi loj ra? it '.? re morn
heart thai I The manufa ? ? tton i? nut
? ? industry. There are ,,?or?-?<? of ? ??h.-r .??-..i-i
nei?i f u profitable investment. The stut" of .", r
c;a .i.-, l the two Carolinas are rnh In natural re
sour "es, and the time cannot he very far ?!?-? ,nt
when their ??ittzens will he as thrifty and p-.-ier
ous as th.? people ,.' ,,n State in the I
KNOCKED IHE POLICEMAS OTEE,
THKI-.K MBH It'gPBCTBD OF '?CKVIV? rxrf
BTOI*EN SHOES IV BAKBAXS'VT MAKB
V l.i\ Kl.V riQHT.
Toi; ?man Lane, of the Church-st. station, bad an
unpleasant Bunday morning jester.lay with Harry
Kent ? in,?, hull-', thirty yean oM. of No.
BIO Kast Twelfth-St. Kent wa.? la ? barge of a
truck which ?j- ?.?a.lid town with ihoas that he,
John Becker, nineteen years old. of Ma. -??'? Bowery,
and a third man had brought from I stars of
Frederick Blurs, No tl "tVarrea-st. Roma of the
?toek wa? la cases ready for shipment, lane
a-k. i Ken* where he was going with it. Kent
?aid ?omewhere m Greenwlch-et., an?t the pollen.
man insisted oa tne third man* going for tn. ;???-.
?on to whom the good? ?t? consigned. ??> m te
make ?? ? ? ' ??? i -
Th.* third man died ??
return. Laae then and B'*.*k?r
n.usi i-nrti" with him to the station, A net how pe>
llceman lumped ?n the tni k with Becker, and
i.ane t, ok Ken trg I ~ me a
block when Ken;, who Is ? ? - ?trap- - ' Vow,
struck I.?'.' In the neck, and s.-nt. him sprawling
Into t he g itter
A desperate struggle ensued, and Svi
???i.- s.m for from Church-st.
t.an.- appeared In the Tomb? Pol ?>* Com
terday mor? i ; with ins uniform coven
mud. He made no comptai I ? I s?a
Ken?, but Ken; and Bwker were held la J' ? I
ball each. Mr. Stunt. IdentlO? - * >len, and
estimated Its value g{ $i...;> ? ? idlag Ml pan*
of ahoes Becker, ?ho bal driven awaj ?hi!'?
|?ane ?as struggling with Kenl was evenl
stopped bj a revolver prest
llceman In Broadway. The horse and ?agon which
the men had were from a stable at No '?'" Concord?
at . Brooklyn. Th" ownci of the horse is James
v, . ,'. of so. a Duttekt-m Bregklyn.
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Tllr: WKATHEB REPORT.
ri.K\H ?KATHRR IV M.I. 1MWTRT.T*?
\i ,. si..- ? ',: rhe tai iretAmhas f?S? 'tf
i.. i "is tasseoi It aaa ??
I alley? an l lh?a ?? ??iU
?s.ir.i te in? I'a.-ifV Coaal ?nd K I? huthem ?er the OkM
I I ?*?.
, triads a ?? generell} from ?oath to west, ?a I
Ihi K i-' ?;?: i .imI s n-" v ..m i. S'a; ?, wh<
tmu.' from the northwest. High ???? a
w.-t.MM \- ?-Bnetaad, Me? r?rt and Uta i"*- ?
regtoni The weath?t - gsaei I -
Warm? ?.n.'i.illx f.. r we?th.'i ?ill pr<-?*tt thronen 'it
th? Mouibern State?, th? eeatral valleys and ?ss in*? ie
K'. BI _
tu: rAlLMD PORRO Igt FOR fO DAT.
?>*.,, Mum.- \.'v? llawpasa?? sad Vttntont *-'*n-: poaak
!?I. Mghl ?n.?*? in Ihe rx'.i.n.. -. ? rn vum-ne ???
Ui litxti 'vmi'iU ?uisis
i n- MaaaaagssMtta KU ,l- i?:.. | "???,
?inu.r, bit?.? t.. I?uh If ?Ma? If ? nJ?
Rastara New v,<ru. RMtef? Neospivaa i v??-J?s*
?. m,i Dalawan Pair; wanner; t?n*k ?ni M '? ?'?'???ta
?m,i?
KM Ufaatara sf?? \.?ii? im, poeetMj ?rendiil In g?S
looal en i ? % un 1.4k.. untarle; bn?w ?ti,.t hi?i> ?-???.?tir
?lud?
TlttltCNK LOCAL OllSEHVATt.iNS.
it? this diagram ? ..'iiunu.ua wfcita Mm dmea ?*?
c *ng*% m prvtsiu? .,, indicated l> The iiU.au?? salt?
r?'"lMl '*' ' m . rh? bream t?n# r.-i>r^??nti ti? h?
p?i..i.ir. aa i.MM.,1. i ,,t f,,n , ?Mateseaar?
'?"? ? lurch IS, | a ? The ?.*'*-ei >*??t
tni wa* tali sad ?oai what ?aima the i?ja??e*aaaio
?4!i??-.i !,.i?efti ?.'.*. tag a** tegrsas, the a^rsc? iSiV
bet''? '-"? lush.'i itisn am letiardei mi i??1? laasa ttun >"??
i he ??ttwapaeemg iey u?t >e?r
1 "?? s*eai ' will arehabli eoatlaae r?ir i? <ar. eeaeee?
ing n.trin-1
Children Cry
for PITCHER'S
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