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PART II.
PACES 11 TO 14.
"*^S* kt\B&\
SATURDAY,
APRIL 20, 1895,
PROTECTION AND SCIENCE.
ELUS H. ROBERTO'S LECTURE TO UNION
?COLLE! ; K BTUI >K NTS.
THE riUN?'lPI.?:s .'!* THF. REPVBLH V? DO TR1XE
jrrnntD by an appeal to general
MIMAN BXPERIE.Nl y
nectaely, X. Y.. April 19 (Special). -The lecture
for to-day, in -..:?? ?-..urs,' established ?> >.
Butterfle. I'nlon College, waw delivered by El'.la
H. K ?be no, "f N. a -York.
Aft? r coiMiral ? latino ?ii ? -,.?.ios m etlvei ..f the ? ?i
:? -?? ipon the >u? cess I ? us.-, he ann n ce i
bli subject with the words: "1 ?hall .i<k you to
stud* with ni" the proof thai a protective tariff la
? ; by ?clence." Mr. Roberta ipoke of the
b< ? ?? ? specially opportune f??'- c ansldera?
?' the aubje ? ;. as the hoatllc force? ol prot?ec?
:. ' .- '. free ti ... are f.?r the moment lying ?>n
: ? - arma, and pol?tica is ??at ..f the dlscu ?Ion.
Following I? i ?ummary ? ?" hli remarka:
?? ? the ma?ter power of oui time?." I:
hai wrought marvel?? in metallurgy, In is r norny
and ? -? ?? iallj In electricitv. It has made the realm
of s- ?? ? own. in the tancent mythology
.. ? tous for !" aut) . I at
tractl\'eness; modern thought ha? glv? >n vitality to
sciences, the three urace? o) t!-.?- Nlneteentn
Century, namely, political economy, political acienc?
..:. . ??? Lai ?cience Political economy hai been re
reati . political s.-i.-r-.. ?? and ?octal sclei ? ire
teta of modern analysis and purpose. Henry
r. e'.ir.-y would seem t< Include them all In political
my when he leclares lia chief ,i::n to be "to
promote the happiness ??f nations. '
Government and the ?cience? which relate
s-i:. and to ?ocietj ari primarily for man, and
for tr.it!;- or wealth merely. All ol modern
.. .: :?-.? is to the worthiest conception ol the
State, an i place? m ?rallty ai It? baae. Both i ?
cietj and the State have '?u:i-s and obligation?
which si--.ik in the Imperative mood All thinker?
and wrltera confroni s... -1, : and political tasks with
: ?? - .?'inn Injunction that the State and - ?clety
? m : h.m. \ii agree thai ?o etj
. . to put forth every effort t preven) crime, to
promote virtue: that the State ?ughi :.a n
tiaen with ?afecuard? at home and ..
- high standard <a<i '.s precious motive? to s<?cUl
,!i?] to <?>? ':i"iin.->. The i ' r. of the v ropo,
lia serves for foundatloi for th? Pant) ? ?? . .it. 1
? glories, bul temple and statue,
pediment and frieie, transform the beetling cliffs
into the i- II i and inspiring of human
Modern ?clence makei much "f the
dire live, ? lucational p avers of government, and
aeta them above It? coercive and pun tlve features.
11 teaches also that ; !?? hlghesi welfare of the In
divldual and .-i the State springs fr..:n .: - .
-,. -rity.
"Bettet flfty yetara ol Europe than a cycle >?f
Cat l
Why? Be ause Industry h.,s advanced In ?But ; e
and America oui of hunting and agriculture,
lonely handicraft. Into association and special atlon;
fr 'in the handloom Into the factory; fron the sinn ?
:?> the gtgai I irnace and triphammer;
- | . lual toll to combined, scientific produ -
I ? Wherever Indaistr? It moat <???*. i\ ? ? and most
? -<,?.-. there you will find the most rapid ?>
? ?? ? ,' comforts, the most pronounced
regard for :;.<? rights ..f man, the most ? i i m t -. ? -
lencie? ? - ? ad4-an? - meni In th ;
? the ?? ? le r? of mo '.? rn me -hanism h ew
ir.it...-i of ? ? De Of
I in the iy? r>f the gran leur of Rome .
?-.>,:? ,ir? engaged In .? degrading profess ?
Thpr<* ?. thing Ingenuoui ? ? ??shop '
Individual ni.?r. may be ;m.n!: ???! .is isolated and
?: but I lal man. w'.t!-. the family ?an 1
? . wai - are Inevlu : i society an 1
? - i -.. ? ;..?. ernment enl i an Its task
'? - ? , ts stages a i its reed |
man. Legislate n n all ?untries luring tl
' renth Centura has had many points
In common, flreai Britain ha? le?l Ii statute* ? ?
ng the? condition? under which W"rk I?
? for the m| rove nu ni
of tenement-h? isee for ? arli g foi ?? men an : chll
dren in f?actorlea ?ir. l mines. Our own statute
books are full >f laws conceived Ii th? ?am?
Wh ? 1 ge - - ? and the State ,er.
l,o ;n l to provlJ?? .?? i maintain, so far .- ;
lltlon? ne ce? . I - ?blest llf of
? >.-. i. mankind?
(?n these lines all countries ?regulate and ; ; t< ?
; . *ion anJ mark.:, tlreai Britain professes
nd foi '*? ?? ? : ; > Bui ill ?t- li| '
macj Is ::: large measure mercantile The I
of ;h<' British Army and Navy la to < st< i
i ommer e, to open I'.-.-itn markets and to hold
by th Btrong ind ?Trade won b) V.rn I
teun? ana ihe iron. la?is of the foremosl navy in the
w?-.-..i la, beyond thai .my other nation, cre?
ated and defend? i by the most brutal ;.?rm of pro
te'-'i''ii The dem itratle - mplete at the
?-.ii :!?-.? thai governmeni should do i
Important field of bun I Is ai ...?:.; ? ?
wi'h reason and eaperlei ? To tt??- appe als of
struggling Industries, ol unemployed laboi ol
stress, the o!<l shibboleth was laisses *.i re
one no? ? cry, i.?- ??-..: ?? i hai he
?t seen the ? i a -.?? ri ..'. the modern science i '
the? Stare, an?i iha- he dwell? amid the ..a!- and
bats of the midnight hour. To-elay the Anai hlsi
Im Ii In the appeal to nullify Governmental action
A protective tariff is not at ail an anomaly on the
statute-books It i* j'araliH in s;>lilt mni purpose
Kith th* currrat >>' legislation In all nek-a. in thl?
lieg ? m wl bave gone forth so
many staiesme annoi t.?- : ?? ?--.m t.. -.,\ thai
foi what Is i"-: and hlghesi In the com?
munity is th?- keyno'e ol s.,. mi science you build
schools inder State ..i?? lo :?--'<-n ! ?ocietj against
-? ran e and vice, and to promote intell
Vi.'i forbid Immoral art end literal i e,
v..-) reatrie : the liquor trafile , to pro te (India
and th<- fa:. tan nal o? Vo i aim at
?h?? noblesl lif?- f?.r .-.,. letj and tt?-- State \ pi i
tectlve tariff ha.? for Its e.i.i?- I thli ?result
and by a reven ;?? system 11 seeks to advai ?? ?
trial i.r. ?jr? is in i to fostei evei
noiarlsne? and bless*?? mankind.
In the perpetual struggle in nature and It
world hardship and defeat ui.: eg? -. ? gain
tor; ? . hronlcle ?a ol that battlel : ir?
worthy of d-eep si idy mor.- than his houi
permit. Ye! we -an behold fron our vai
-- ' ? i thai some law? assert themaelvei si
?Laos and "i : in the ?hysl?-al
es ai on ?? to defend his ? .,-..??.
? ?n the lash f the fittest Is to arn
i1 whatevei foe ma> om< In the Intell? . .
a? elsewhe re there ma? be ebb a-, i fio?* i
but ki ale ge loes .-,?,: irillingly surrender to le?- ?
??? I the human mind ?trlve? to fortlfj the
ron Wh?? ..-? ?-...?- and
school? xha' ?>: all an and literature bul .. ms
and for-- the most skilful systems ol lefi
well a- aggrei ? variare r tl irviv.l ?
Atte si In the re? ng?
In the sphere of Indaisl , |,>s?
wls lom I? n t thai ??'?? ry ; ess 11 le help ?hall '????
afford" i that ? i.--'-, be the fittest tl at .. really
s irvlve "i he ti ue la? ?- not the ? ' "I.ei
let.! '.ik" th?- hindmost ' ' ? in th? ?ntra
t\f^ among brute? the ronquere hlm
U i t la the con?) leror that ha? the Ii
? - power of prote tlon Always the !..??????
? - def? n< >? and ?af?.- i ? ? i Th. ? ?ink ?
by Its own weight I? overborn? t'\ It? ?? ?? -, I? ? ?
? ? :? ? ' ai 1 ; a rail?! In the
a that i rogres? w hi. h ? i? ..? f. - !i
Is ei 'iti'-'l to eveij protection so thai
>?'?"' r shall trlun ph, -?? thai -?? lety an I ? ?ttat?
?:..iil have the advantage of the
ntteat In all ?pheres where politl<-al - ?? ?
?-ills :.,i protection Ii must be wisely adjust? ?
; . ? be ?? lequa te foi I i.'- : i ;
J ? ' ? ? Iff, ,i - '.' oth?-i
si? ites, ?ii! '-ail for study, ?kill. >-.?-?.? Ity. The
pi ; :?? not - hedule? ha? ??-.??.-. the aim of the
; -? ? ? - meni
Mr Robert? '!'i-''l by :i '..???.]?::? on ??? ? ? -
wealth of the rhlef nations, to show
? ence <?f the ! nlted States ? pro
?? ? .- tarif] required bj lence, has th? |iihi
hie h Mai aeilay .?? ? ? ! foi tii" .'"--.v- ph
? Lord Bacon tli?i of Ita fi ulta
i r Mil ><] 4 THEATRE MAXAOEI
Pre lerlck s-.-.-..:.. ,i arell-knonrn theatr ??'
gf-r, .?i?-1 -, ? about ! ?on y?wterday at his rooms. No,
It W<eal Twenty-fourth n fi ?:??' pneumonia, a'1?-:
.? brief sick ne ? Mr Sttns ?n wai in good h??*>alth
.ip to Sunday, trhen he took a chill which h?- e>
gard?ad m?-r.-i\ ai ? aever? co ' .\r''i ?? daj oi
tv4-o It ber-am?' serious, and when . la ;''?' in,
l?r. i.?-..|,oi.i Rutael, -.va call? I in, he found him
suffei nu from pneumonia.
Mr. Btlnson ?M forty-seven years old. He was
bom :n London. When still young be came t . tin?
oiir.try. ari?l settled w:'h his relatives al Bath, Me.,
? be v. ? - ? : .i?l At an ?-.irly .'???? I"- be
?am? .i Mllor, and served for many years before
t???) mast. He lutuequentl) engaged in nea papet
work in Boaton, and In I?71 w.-n: Into the theatrical
business, a-lth which he had ever since i??-'*n co??
ac ted i'l. :? l>?77 he w.is with Rich <v 8tet?on,
He v. ,s '"i .-i . ?i manager ol the Globe Theatre,
?Boston, a;.! from 1878 to 1882 he a-ai In charge of
n travelling companle* From 1812 to l >??*>?
he w.-?? ma'iaK'-t for M"'i?-ik.a. and -.ii". that time
.'.a'] tasten with th?- JulU Marlowe Pompan) When
h<? v.a -..ka-n ?ick he was preparing to iirin*,* o u
new pla, in Chicago, entitled, "Tin- Divided House."
Mr. Btan>on*a i-..r.. ?s dead bul h? leave? .? ?on,
eighteen j?ara ole).
Till. WMA LB TO Ht: BXHIBITXP
The Mi: wkala whi'h ?TM 10006 :nto ilil^ porl bj
the tu* Taur'is. was yi-s:< p! ?y tak?ii 10 aPort Rlch
mond, .^i.-.'.n lafcgad, where It ?;,s pul on board a
lighter and toweajd to th<- ?Lower a9a>*. The whale
will be prepared there for exhibition. .*?: preaenl It
Is a trim too i.':?ar??iiy for 11;?- piit.l!'
?Hliistias WOMBS TX SESMIOS
8<-hen?'Ctiady. N. Y.. April IA Tins inorn'.ni-'s ?---?
slon ??f th?- young wouaen's branch <?f llw ?">'? '' ''
t'. was largely o.?n|.i??i with re<ports imn leacal
?'iolell?-?. 8hlr<? Kiiro.la, ?a '.i|i..n?se I tii'le-nt <et
AaaaaWnt <'oil?-?<?', r,ia?l?? an ln!?-r?Miiiai e?'li"
"From iaarkn?.?? to Istght." lin'' 1,'lt4 af"rii?>' n '?
had >'harK" of th?- I UMftn'l bom aii'l th- ein.-s(:<ni
1>0X. Th- acre at.i part of the- ufte-rrron was taken
Up with th?- lo.idiii'' an?l ellsriisslon ?if ?..il??-:~
Among tha^sf was on?* by Miss < "arolii:?- B. l'?->'k.
of Saratoga, on "Ktaillng ?'lr-le?.'' MlU Kmtni
Miller, of Albany, oi?e-n?-d ii .?li?.-iiHBton ?an "Won.? ;?
lea Business," ami Ml?s Maiatant 1?. Hawtbiani. "I
Brooklyn, discoursed on i^oval '?'- npe-ran?M I.->;l"ii
work. M-s i. na Qlllott, of \V?| Trojr, read i
1 ? *?> ' ? -?. m. ms.
NIAGARA RESER] ATIOS THREATESED.
S STREET RA? MVA 1 KKEKI.V'l THE l'.IOUT TO
' 4? ITS TRACXH ACROMA IT
B veral N'ew-Vorh men ?111 go ,.. Albany on
W'i In? a -. ?,, .,,,,,. :; ,, . ... - ,: .,,., ,. .... ..
??n Rallrovl? i:i opposition to Son itor I'm',
giving :i -ir..- railway , impanj the rlghl to ?ay
'?'- tn.ks in the Niagara Kalla Stats Reservation
ThlS bill 1- :i? fol! v. -
"! I The rlghi of a ly of th.- N a gara Fall?
an i Suspension liri Ig. Ral.wa? Company ... .,
quire?! i.i --,: i com] nj hy nnli i,,r me
? ? urt, .?at. ?! Janu ,i ?? 26, |jM3, m i 'an .
formi r vi i is?, ..; \, .,. ,.,, |-.,;', ,. ,u
M.imr.i I-,,is. a* hereby rat III i .in i conllrmed
*-???- -'. lt.. rights ..f -.,. ; tailway pompan? ? re
!!"' ' '" '* "? extinguish >I b.? the pn>C<?linn
'?';? ' ??<????? ?si ? t- ? f thr Si He |>. ? iv.ul in al
.Niagara rail? un.iei and u of Chaptei : ?,
or th?- i.iw? .' is?, an i in; a ? ?- .,.-. am. i
"" ri '? .is n i .? imponsai i was iwanled tu . i
company in aal | -, .. ngs.
s\ ' : a:: act? or part? nl aci - IncotMlst. m hi r ?
with, ami especial h S.-eti. n !"'?. of i'i; iph i ?
u'1 I.???- "t Is:?.'. ,n.' hereb? ?
a?. ;h' sami oppl? : , CanaNst., In ihe i Uy of
?N; igara I alia
9, e. I. This act shall | ike ? Im Hate!)
Tin? .- impany dot -? noi n iw ask for pern
; ' la) Its II 1< k- ! ? :,:,? ,:-. ,? 1 | i;",. , ?
who NA. ire. :;i public ?..irk? k:i iw on ) lao ??? 1
??al evi n i :n,,,: . ?cm i hmeni ?.;: .? a,| ? . n
tempts al ? ? . t? P abus? a h use.I to
exist ..n tN- Vmerl.'.in ?td< of Niagara )'.<? t have
"?? n ? n .-? I by thi Sute it a great
.tur.' .s a strong sentlm tu agali n admitting .1
corp iratli :> ?.. th? ; irk.
Till: s Ii; i:i l l'A I I Si. HI! I
N. ) OM APPEAREH AT THK MTOIXTEP IIKAR1NU
....
Mnyorstr mgh idann unet ?! ;i hi arlng for j 1 ?ter ? \
on th? bill authorising th. ? \] ? . Iltur??
mlaal mi - A Public \\ orks ol |3.(.
paving, not more than n.OQO.oou :,. 1-. ..-1
..n.- year. Xobod) appeare : ? ?
against th.- bill when t:i.
arrive : The Mayor illn ? . .
" ord th? '.?' ? lie will 1 ? ? 11 :. t a. 1,.:. . ...
With hi? :; ; ? .\..;
REMARKABLY HEAVY FRCIT SALES.
THK MARKET ItEAUIM tusomis . ; nun
1 iRAXGEfl c .... ,,.- 1 ?.-.;. .?-. KNj, ;: . ,
MCXCIIE;' 1 ??' IIANA.N 4M PHI
IIIOIIEH AM' '
Tha ? I ..:? ?ale auction aal? f greet
?reok have been unuauall) heavy. I espita
'. 'ws quantity
eased wll :?...? ... ?
of some I ? ?lvan ? .
the m i':., t to be tin
"?? - ? !i\.> .l.i ly sail .
tt y> s-.-r la) The o(T<
??-?>?' oranges, n ?? mean,
17.00 boxea of SI
bai ana Onl) al
orange? wen
no* in 1 irket ar<
II..IS ,l!.'l Ml lltl
ovi r>t-. ^. ..'..-. ?
ful In this 'it? Mediten
; \\ ho'i sale prl ? ?
a box, ???''".
\? :, - . !?? 1 ? ?
\:: Increased demand
m . i. moi e extensive!)
c ?'. i ??? .i ?!???. ha a caused of fi
... ? :.? . .1 box I'rire* now 1 ?
1 a box, according to thi
? ? .
nana - il I ?
Within thi ? ? . e ?ith?
fru 1 in 1 he mi rki ? ? -
. ;. K!rsts" ?? ? ?
..??..1. sali i
? ?? ,i bunch, 'ni'
aurate with thi
Va ihe s. .1 -
.
Pineapples are 1 ?i\,
Iraa ar< > ? -. ? ? '
??mall I? 10 110 a hund?
the Itiacloua 1 I ?? 1 ? .,-...
? ? . . ' ' '
I ?
t: ??? i" .
\ fair
nay be pui 1 ? it U
sholesal?
....
for from I.?-, 1
U .m J! t.. $; ? ., 1. ?
hothoui e berries onl) 1 fea ? ?
Coeoanuts an
man i ? ? 1 nul
?
, , ? , . '. ? . ? ? ? :r,..i K. ' ' ' in !:
124 to ?. j .'.'I - .
? ',1 V.
pru is is un MARKi r>
II '.. H M \ K Kl: AI. ?
? 11 4X11 ?
Tl e first si ? ?
1 reai hi i Fulton '?: >?
Ethel 11, -li- "?! s . ??m"
lain. Hol Jaeol ' :
. ::. ,.? ' ? .
rgo to this port, tl 1
?
? ; I j ? ...... The Ji >s ?argo
put bel ' ; ?
. ? . , '??...?:?.;
big iwo-poundei
.,f Cape Hem -, a In
. . ? ? el Ihe I
,.s num ' '
? ?
fishermen, althougl ?? ? la
Basons, for the 1
Nor-h Hiver 1.ha
? -.. . ? ?
The reai m I that ll 1 n larger ami 1
River bucks bl ...
: 10 cents, and bi ? 20 cen? South?
in .. I. ? ell for A cenl
. . foi IS cenl ' - -"A ;s . 1 ? Mrlpad
. 1, . eni -
Wesli M cents;
South? in klngfl ?? '.1' Hvi "'? ?
........
kflsh, I2'.j cenl ellsh 12' . ci nl I
tveakfl h. 14 cenl H 15 to 1* a
. n .. .-?.,!' crab? <in i<" i.:i I for J-'-.1 ?'/??: :
., .,.1 .... : , M . . nl 1 paii . hard crab
hundn d: crawl ' ? I frog legs?. 4'i
cent? 1 h ?? I
been no < P
I by the Ott mann* of I toi Ma I
; ....
H111 t h ei . ? ? hi ' '
,,?, ihe hoof and 1 are tint* 1 pr' ? i '
... tail prl? 1 - '.'? ??' noi b malnlalne 1 In '?-'
lii-ton Market . ...... ? u I
redu ? Ihe r prie? ? nl .1 p
?We ;.?
inir goo : lea Ing m?at for ?? cenl a p
,,. . va Marke butcher, "and that'
aame prl ? thai II wa :.. 1 ,-eai V\ ? h ?'-? on '?
.iti .1 p in?! foi k, and yet It la
a. Id ,n Harlem foi -'? centa ' Uli? 1 pi
b) this butchei were a rollo? 1 : :
:?ii cenli .1 poun?! m> I ? rnts; fair, \2 : 1
eent? b p ?und; ilrl? In su Bks, bi 1,
IS . ,ni, porterhou leak?, from 25 to a
i? ?. r ,rn< 1 1.. ' l i-' ? fnl . brlskei ol coi n? : beef, '
|g .??;,?? Hai -i? ? ? ' " 10 cent? Muttioi
Canada, I? git, 12' ' ' . English sa ' 11? ?, A
r.iieipi triers, I" ? ' nt>. !.. li ? .??: ? ? ? ? ' . !
Kreuch ? hops, 30 e< lit*
Harlem butcher? ?'?? nj tha: Ihi 1 char? ilatl r |
prices than downtown markeimen, und nain?1 '. ; n-???
from 1 to 2 cent? a ;? ?und owi 1
tviery la : ... ? atei mai '. i ..m "?'? \
now and se ling nl $1 foi large h in II? i and 1? 1 ? '??
for ?mall h in lies II "? ?? tomatoes rosi . ? 111
,, quari :.ii ? Southern tomatoes V cents, Hermud.i
,. ? . ,.v ;,.,. ;,i . ,.-it- .? ?' I ? ?
20 enta a q .?'' , " ' ? ?" ' *' ? ? ' ?' !'" ?*? ?'' "
'ijiumber? tl 73 a dosen, ?plnach A cent? .1 hall
peek n. w potatoea *i SO a hall peck, Hei muda ?
25 eeni - a so. ill n ? asure, 1 ?? ig" : ? ' ? SO eent? 1
bundle and c?i illfloa-er .".? ? ? nt* 1 ? I
Spring duckling? ^'" n markel 1 I sell for
.-. nt.- .-i pound. ?
Th?' season for ????'I du k <? ? ??' a
.1 ? i. i Anvii diackfl are down ' ? ?? ??'' ' 1
(loose .-1,'ks pt?j| ;it six for 25 cents, duck 1
ten fur 25 cent? und hen ? gg* al twent) I :
Ktrawta m. ? . in be ha l (? r 1*. ? eni ?
BUCHASAX'? LAWYER FATLEU TO APPEAR.
Albany, April IS ?;? -?r,:.- W. CHbbona, Dr Bu
iin's atlorney, .?..? expected here lo-day to
Qoti rnor Mon m and appl) fof ?' " 1 "' ?" f '" ihlrt)
day?, so as to sJlow Ina ?rttlah Ambassad 1 at
Washingtoii p-r-jperl) l ? pr?-?? ' l::"'!l '''"? ' 1 ?
to th' ft!itKh sutborlti? and ta Pn bI4< ni ? leve
land. II,. was ?Otlfled b) the i?"?'- in.?rs ?,-,T.
tary that Mr. Morton would niv- Idm an sudlanc?
at no '?n. Mi. Olbbons, however, ?ll?l not put in an
appearance or K-nd an explanation.
THE C0T7RTS.
\i:l.r. COMPANY ENJOINED
METROPOLITAN STRKKT It vt t.vv v v i;r.sri:.MNl'.l ?
TEMI'e IIARII.V KR? VI l?OJfgTRl'e?TINa ITfl
Ii" VI? VT 'iVV KNI'V Tllllii' 8T
!;??'?.. Lawrence, In Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday, up ?n i ??? ai p'.iratl m of John Watts
K ??:-.. i prop rtj wner, granted a tempo?
rary I ti i ' lie Metr polltan Street
Rallwnj Companj from constructing or ?peratlng
? ,iy betw? en Twent) se cond
ai l Twent) third ?i . nn?l from tearing up, "li?
st?n,! :. K (?r remov ? .- i he pave ment.
Exte nslve preparan ha4*e i.n going ot
si me ; me foi I ? puri ?? of connee ting the Broad?
way rond evil i the brunch running through Twit,
ly-thinl-st. The purpose ??f the Injunction is said
t" i?. to pre , (weed .lection of the
nrar.i h with the ma ti road
VERDICT AOAINST '? CORPORATION
IMPORTANT i'i'lsi.'N Teat "a HI Nil M!.'I.; CON
TRAe TKI1 111 v \ (?RlellNAl. I'ARTNRRMIHP
The ease ? Kdwar?] Spencer Hall
? Herti r Urotl - rs, In Pal : III, ?>f th? Su
! -, ne ' ' un t, l'h il:, i" fon .1 istlee Patterson, r. n
? | a ver Ile ? Thursel I th' i ilntlfT for the
tul! amount of hi? claim. Ppon the flrsl trial of tins
before Jaasi i Ingm im i real ago the
. ompl ilnl ? i i dismiss? I, up m the? i tnd that the
:??:,: ? t, . ? ;. ?ration, c lid noi he r? ipe
? ? i ?I? l.i .im.i.-? i by il? ter Hi atrte i -. e part?
. ? . , ??';?'.
, ? m >]eclslon t<? the ?I lerm the
? ? ? ? -, i i '..?? - i ran I n i ew trial ? rani I,
Te mi el? ' Idlng, in an Imp rtnni I
? l?lon, thai .i i ?rp mil - u le he Id r??.<poii
: ?? the le lit - of ????? partnei hipa ? re I property,
- .i :-.? Ill if th pat n,?r?hlp wet trans
to the ? , .m I 'I"
'. i .m i to k un the ?????? ' ? ?rtner
, .? it f ?rmal n imi i ??utton i r
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Vle'T? ?Ill v ||e ?TE1 I ITH1ATK ?X
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i ? hotel prop? ri. ".i u ?
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i he illk a ?ver? e mploy? I n tl ? mills In Ihl*
Hi began a move me ni I vo week?
. . ? . . , their e m| ei I ? -.,.,- for iwlsl
i , Silk We iv : ' l't ? n it?rela] thai
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? pr?par?t or) w n i. a] >n ? on the ' ones Tht
. tnplo) e In the mills -:..it still r?fui i . pa? will
hold meeting? an i th? i? ?end del,,:,,,., ,,, ? K,,,. ,;
ng ?if th?' ira le :. held m ,,? ?... ?.. i- ,,
.'..i...' ; ? ih et strike ? will lie order? i : , ?ii the mi'N
?here pa y men I foi twlatlnf Is refused The weav
i -.r. thai thej were wl.llni In formel yean to
,la the preparatory work on the looms for nothing
.- the) then made good ?rag? and could afford t.,
los? a r? ? day?' .'?<. ?;???'>? flv? i r sla greeka. Wages
liave I.n so t?"ln.-"i. th?-y nay, that they can no
jnger afford to do ?w
NEW-YORK'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS
XI. VI.
KO. Bl'a PUPILS PROUD OP THEIR BIG
FLAG.
joHX jasper, (cow crrt biterixtendext or
ITBLIC fCHOtllJ?, WAS Vi OXE TIME ITS
I'RIXCIPAI. ?;.VORK OK Tllll
?XTI . IOARBTTE I.EAOCE,
Tli" i.'ip.is of Grammar School N'... :.i it. excei I?
InsTl) patriotic, and give expre islon to II by dis?
playing wh.it t ipj conten?] li .h. largest American
flag (lying from any publ ?choolhouse m the city,
In tin; r, ..,?,-, .\,, -,| h,,., fh? ? |Vantag? over many
..f us r.v?ils in thai II has ,1 flagpole on top of the
building, while most of t??.- acl.A .ir.. obliged ??
place their flag;? oui of .. window. The great flag
..f N... :.i .un l?. distinguished for a greal llstance
around. This aehool has been made well known
by once having a* its principal John Jasper, who
no*? i< th.. .'.t, Superintendent of Public Schools,
Mr. Jssper I....'.. principal ..f this school in i\c.
and serve?! In th.it capacity until i*.T:. when h.' v..is
MARTIX TT RAT
i ?i. .-?.!? ? ,nt ?-.,,,. rlnti ? i" T- ??? i? lar - ly
.- ?.. \ir i . per' ? .? i> "i 1 thai Gram?
: mar s hool Xn Ma nulr? I i's : At. ?tan ling. Il
I \? ;.?? one of the favorite school* It) and
Idreii ? ,? ? n order to attei
.?...:?? >| h.i "? ? ?: I
? ? I I.? Martin II Ray, the ; ri ?eni prlti Ipal.
Tl.ho ? ?? . i Korty-fourl ' !.??
..',-? i- w i ? bull? in
- ring ye ,t :.
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insferred
t.. tt-..- i?ra ? u >. ' ...?' No ?? In
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TRAXSATLAXTII PASSES?I US.
? ?? - ? ???,.,. ' :
; ,ln? lea m? I i ' ?' ' ?? ".
\ ? . | . -, . \ ' i nid Mrs. S. I?. Il
ni Mi ll< I lira? Mi " i K
Kio-llrai Ra
Mi in-l Mi ? 4. Hol II
M i Im il. i". Il tirant II
Mi ? ? Mis?
1 . , i... ? Mi and Mm il il ?'a
W |i Corbll ?Il ! M; A'i ?? I Cha|
| M1 ' ' iinpi.in. Mrs. Ti
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w T IIi? ? |? u Duryea.
i ' s?? ?!" i1 li.ivl* !:?"? '.?
I . . ? . Mi Mr? il. ; ? ? ;' i ? ?
n , ,. Mr? I" ' ' H.ivvl.ir.l. l.ihn II
In ?.'. \ Ivon *li H i K H u
i m Muitl ? ? ? . Itufii Kli J
K Ka in Unir-i? M. i Mi Mi ? -;
M.btiun Mi ?n I Mi i lui M ' ??>?". m, A!?
i . " \\ M.i) lor, Ihe Re? I Mu :? n, M ui-l Mrs
.i ? Mai i.i-i -ton l' < i 'i ? ? ?'? i Mi and Mr? Il i
Poi.isky, \ il l'ier?. Mi Kdwli i' l'un
\V U r nfo i r- : m l'uni Mi and Ur? w Uli im
Hyi i I'hjci . Mr. mil Mi u i l'ai kln ? Mi a I
Mr? Krakln. M. ?Il i Itei ken loi
?p and Mi ? ?n lr?*?? Sak Mi William
? Mi in?l Mn Vlfre.l S?1 laotiK??' I, \li ?nd
Mr? \ M Singa i the Hi ? w il Sh.??. Henr)
S. ?.ii i.'.i i .i Salisbury: (?en t.il and Mr?
R.i i 'i i Stevens, Mr ?n I ?ii? K
Mi an I Ml Horn tin V, rh Iyer, Ml i
rii,.nips,,n. i n i ti ' nardo de
?
I'
iiii.i
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Toledo, I'rnfeasor Han ? W III an I Mr.
Henjai \\ olf
The Fren Line iteamer ii ??ai ogne, Bailing
'? Havre, iake.i oui amina; hei pa? 'ligera llora ? ?
Helden, Il W liai : il .1. - i ? i:- ???? in. i irt. Enne
i Hlam w Hi ,trn Mi an I Mr? J. N.
' 'oto ha? mi Mr m i Mie i: K ''an I, M's M
M i le . ne i ' - In, Mill?n 11 Ma lira Roberl Me
Line, Mis* S K Murphy, Mi i liai ? ? ? Mape;.
Mr.?. Util..n i ? Ivei v. le l'omerov, Mr?
M II i?.? nlng, ih. K' i r K l ?upon . \i
Mr? Kam m A mandez II I. I' "Il Mr. and Mi
V. M Itobln-on \li \\ i; SI a m i W Hin
in in, .1 i '. Ha) ?, i lll'.born, \lt? K l'.uri in II iln
i1 lt' i m i Mn . i arle, r" l.< t, M ?a \
U '.e..? M ? i..- in. Charle.? ? Itoti'hlld, Delf?n
Sa n hex 'uan Jose -'..i ? \ I" ram ? rt, i >r. a i
? ? lor, Mr? i n,,, i \\ ,, .),, ]? ..;,,. wibaux and
I T Vat.
?n.>: those ailing on th. Hamburg 4merl?*an
Lu <? ?le ini.r Itusal i for Hamburg are Mr? I*
Wlill ,n, i?, .:, , ,, n Hol .. Alben t?nt
m "i". E II. rin.inn, i: ib. r: , il ... 1: an I Mr, and
Mi i ll.iitl.pi.. litio
Th?; ate un.m y. . .. ; ,,,, ,,f tne .\, ,. , ?? \.,,, :
rsn Une, .-.m,n.- ft,r liotter.lan?. iakea ?m uni.inii
her n.t??enK?'rs Mi hii.I Mrs Chirles Adler, Mrs
0 fthei ." Hancock, Mi ?n ! Mi J. it > 'ami.Il,
1 le?era I Dionisio E de ? iro Cemuelra, Mlnlalei
.?r Hrasil t.. the I nlle I States . Mrs. Maxie \r
t.'iA'i de Cnsii . l'eripielni, Mis? tnns C ?!.? es?
ici Cerquelr? M i IHoniala .1. de Castro Cerquelra
ai.' ml . de ' '.,- tro > '? ruuelra, i W. Pompe i an
M?'er<lervoort. Mr and Mis i: w i ?ni way, Mis
a C. Roe, and Mi" i catean ran Roseveli
Among the im?..-. ?,-.? rallli ? on the Anchor
I. iv ?teamer Vnchorla (?? HIj gpn ire John
Hrereion, Mr. and Mi- charles Melville Dewe?
Mr. and Mi- g|n It'r Unham and Charlea Kirk
i . rick
? m mg ihe i . , ng< r? rilvlni I pster la) on ihe
Hamburg \merlean Line ? iteamer Sormannla from
Hamburg ai i Southampton arere Mr mi Mrs
Donaldson I >r Samuel [lookman, I* K. i ;.,,, Un?
Mr .n? I Mr? Augus| l. Tharndlke, Mr. and Mrs
K W Thomas, Alfred von Overbeck, Qordon I..?-.? i
Mr .mi Mi. Walter Hurlbui . Clarence n. Ryer
and ?; F 11, Rmlth.
t ?ERIE? OF SEEMOXS ?f DR. I AVriiyn.
Tl'.- u,\. T?r. .i. i., c impbe I i ?'?" ?I th? i.? \
Ington Avenue Rtujttlsi Church, eoner ..r One?hun
dr-l-aiid ??l.-ventli-?! , will li'l-'i'i "M Sundiv BVenlng
a Bern's of s. rm uia under ihe general title ot "Frun
Darkneaa to Dawn." The ?dates and subject? of the
teermon* are as follows: April :i. "A Triple Call":
?prll ?, "The Reformation"; May .'.. "A Nation
W eplng": M iy it "The Drought": May It, "Sun?
shine and Storm"; June i "?'ut vvith a E*enknlfe";
June r?. "Th.- i*,.: of Jerusalem"; June 11 The
Dawn." ??ii May it Dr Campbell will ai.1res?
Ellsworth Post ,.f the Grand Army of the Republic.
JOBS ?i. CRI M MISS'S COSDESCESSIOS.
READY TO WITHDRAW 111*- I'll'TH WK SI'ltVA? I'.
ROAD PROPOSITION OX CERTAIN fONDITIOXg
Th.- Mayor ;>'- Ived .1 letter from John D. ?*rim
:? ? yesterday offering to withdraw bis pi t"??:
t i ? r 1 for .1 surface roael In Fll h-ave., be! >w Twen?
ty-thlrd-st., if t',ae local authorities will grn? the
application ??( the M r; p/.ltan Traction Comjieeny
, fir an extension o?' th.' Itroadway and Seventh
Avenue Company'? I ??? - ... eugh l'nlv?rslt) Place
1 mi -ii?- ,i'-.v West Itroadway. to Barc.ay??t. and
j Broadway. The Mayor exprttard no opinion far
! publication regarding Mr. Crlmmlns'a remarkable
I offer,
n 111.1:1: I'?
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A. ITASBISGTOSt
III.* !::ir.\is THINE HE ins IIKEN Till* VICTIM
e?l'* i*aiit, i-i.vv Nu ONE i:t:t.iKvi:s
111: 11 vs ri K ?.WAY.
William \. Washington, the ececentrlc money
1 er ;it-'l broker, who disappeared on Monday
with a satchel full of money, has not et '?? a 1
heard from, either !'\ hag wife or thos- Ananclall)
Interested In his return. Washln^tem was .? well
known character on the lower West Sid? .?n.i
among the banks and business men downtown.
He was, In fact, a dealer In foreign coins ; -
note ?, a seller of ?m all change I 1 those who nee '.? '.
It, and .1 kind of a fr?*e-lance banker. His office
was under bis hat. Washington live.i in the Ly
reum :iats. at No. ;'.'. Hrov?*-st., with his wife. an.i
he has 11 red In th.- Ninth Ward most of hi? life.
II" was, or Is, a short, egtremely stout, jolly man.
a 111 forty-five year? old. He made considerable
? ? ? ? at his ?pi rulisr ti 1 ?
'it- Washington -.i"i that her husbeand left
lion.?- >.ii Mondi j m irnlng te Hing her that he would
not be home tntll late, Ii has been shown that
e flrs ralle?! ai the Star Hotel, at So. ?'??" Clark?
son-st., which 1- run by Stevens ?*? Stal, tot the
mmodatlon English Immigrants, who ?<;??
nsiiall) paid In English rairreney, The hotel men
gave. ,v,.~ i?, have 1 inverted Into
an eurrei rhence he went to the Liberty
National ml ?here he drew the b??Jan<*e '?? his
tal ng 1 m in', ?.- in 1 liver He then, il has
been covere?! \ ?ited the Irving National Bank
and the Se iboai : National Rank, where he trana
hi? business aa usual /..mm? rm.an & Por?
a-r- next Vlalted by Wash
. and here he ??changed Stevens ??-? ?Veal's
Vmerl an gr? nbaeks, At White ?^- Black?
Si .'.1 liroa?l?e iy, he ?xehanged some money,
and there all trace him Is los- It was hi? <-ns
toi'i ? 1 '.ill upon t?eorge M llase.tlne, who con?
.1 lair) lui ai No ? Broad-an . soon after
noon hour, and ?r.ppl? 1 ? ashler with small
it he did not
pear there 01 it otl ? 1 gas hla daily
hai, t to ?
v the time of hi? . r ? ? he h:?T about
$?:.? 'i and It was generall? kio? t: In
- ,i. the habit of carry?
ing Ian 11 f mia?e) His friends think thai
? ?? - no lo?ibi thai he has met iv:*h foul play
1 : had .-i l ? ?? nte ? ns o : inning a ? ????
not 1 ? ? ?aeon to believe.
? frlei ? rould not ave loaded
? - - the $2,i)0 r (3.000 worth ?f ?mall
?gol al the hanks Mrs Washington
-..;?. dealt m II h
tet ' . .'.ailt'??! ? he \i : gu* and 1 numb? r
-, ? , \:, -?fever.? aaid ?esterdsy at ?he
a reputation was gexad,
'.? ? . .1 ??suited an i r >bb< .1,
and ; erl ?1 I II? ! He visited I' dice Hea Iqu ? ? -
\ ? ?tei I?; and eleti live? ? i? :i the
as? vt : gee ven? ?aid thai h would to ? !.? -. ??-1
.< n arr? 1 1 A asl 1 ?n - ,??-.??? si the Jefferson
I? . ? ? ' ir;, anal pis ?? It .n the hands of
lives Mr- Washington has made no ap
peal to the po ?
1? ? ? ?
PATROLMAN l.'lli.l. y \or RETIRED
Q1 KKTI'?NS V- TO I.KXOTII "i' ?KRVle'E l'K''Ii-i:ii
IIV 1 Hi: i-'il.I'l-. Be ?ARI?
The question of retiring members of th.? for.?
twe ? ervlcg came 1 aB? before 1 be
I? Doaral yesterday, with (he application ?>f
Patrolman William Reilly, <?f the ?l.gh Bridge
Rellly ssked for retirement several \\>->%\n
ago and his appl atlon waa laid over. Recently
wed hl? reg 1 I? ? ng that he wag
The Commissioners ..tlere.i
h m ' ? be examined by th? surge n? ??;-... reported
thai R< II) was al ? to do dut)
I.oui? .1 . ;? ,? awyer, yesterday ??!.--l with
aard a alemai il t 1 etlre B? Illy ?m a pen
in Mi ?; 11 tem?a that under 'he .le.-is,,,:,
:-.-,.''. \ I' I ?!-...
Kra?l) Il ?? ' - learl) thi dut) of the ? 'om
? ?? hi? llei ? Pi e? lenl M irtln
favoi ? ' ??? ? Ins il II) The othei ? 'om
m ner? 1 1 m 1 ?gree with Mr M.?r: n, however,
again?! h m. Mr Grant will ?.?k?- the
,.,-.- ? ? . tl ??
Superii that he had es
pan elm? n. vv ho have been on
?..enty-Ha ?? ?rs 1 to their lltnesa to
be d?'tu leal 10 ?pee il eluty in ? ourt aqu 1 la The
. Hi I thai ten of the n ?n be
rtp? Se* ons and
- i? 1 I 1 if ten patrolmen ol the >??? ;-n
?,? tu? i..i?. laeen doing dut) there i.-:ii
.- ? he ne aa ? ': Imlnal < 'oui ti Building
1 em will be detailed to other
?
Hem a I. Brush of Brush St
Pay, r? 1 . k?'?'|?er? if No fi md It Pal k I'...
? ?".-. ?< 1 \ii \n Ir? a -
: 1? a? i" th? ippolntmeni ??! si??"la
v .,-.. . ernl ii' feared that :l?'- pro?
mt ?-no ?pedal offl er? ???? ild re
? n man) nnwarrante I arr??t? bring made com
wa? in favor ..: app ?intlng Brush
? : to v\ ? ? < - ? he inlform re?
lie : . . ?Ii vi :: 1 i-, moved ? he appoint?
.- . 1, w.. ::? ide, e'oini - : V ml i ? \? a
live.
WV TEA RA .1 \ /> 1 II M I WOB BF.BXIO.
Jacob 1 Ii-'.- ??? furrl? who aas convicted on
vv. Inesds) Issi of forgery, wsa -.aMaterday sen
irnced to sis yetsra and six montha In the l?tate
I>i oi ?,-, it ord? ? ? luff In I'.n : I of the Court ? f
s ei H - n plain am In t h?- 1 as.- was
Mi Pox. ca 1 National Bank,
u I im, ??? I man In luce i t.. dise omit a
1 .?-..:*: ?? Men - hei and uncle, SI me n
. Philip lie i ? wer ii? ? pi Inclpal a ine .-?-???
agaii
; Recul l?off said "To ?how
met \ in uch ?? ease as this ?rould ii?' to ?ho? a
,11-n- nal 1 aln?t era hat are 1 ailed the ? mlnal
An edat ateal rrlmlnal - the mosi ?Janger
ou? member ol ?o? lei j. tnd a hile I : ho il.l be
pleased to ? t on I he 1 mm ii latl ?n ol the
In .m? i'i.'i ' i'are, 1 know thai In some ?-ases
lurors are acquainted ??: with the evidence given
on the ti la I "
The name "f the 1.11:1 1 ?vi-.?? w.i- sentenced ????
tenta) ? not ttamuel Herslg, aa :t has been som,
times prititeal Samuel Herslg, of the furriel
in,, of vii'-it Herslg i*oia? ?v Co., has suffen 1
mu. li annoyance through he i-onfuslon <>f name-?.
. \.-,\ iii.ni^'i it come? trou-, good-natured friend?
Jacob S il'?.'i.-: v..is ti't .01111. .t.',I vviih th.' firm
,iii..\i- 1: m? i
Al.TtEBMASIC AP.SEXTEE8 fiCORET?.
\ ?fieclal mating of the Board of Aldertnei to
peat sn a?*< imulated number ol ?;??: ? r.ei orders u 1^
1, have ????n held yesterday, bui .miv tweni
the twent) four membe?*s n??4?essar) to pasa them
appear??I Presld n Jeroloman ?.cored the t.v.'iv?
n twent .vil. :'n.11 for neglect of duty. Alderman
Brown "Paddy" l'iv\.: - auccesaor as leader ?.;
the Tammaii) "toughs" >.t' the lid Assembly DU
trte-t. replie 1 thai th? ? Id :ii was "talking bun
comb Alderman o?? ?tt mov?t?d to change th.?
order of business *.. ? to place ?.???ii.-n! orders
hereafter tlral on the if:-t. The resolution was re
?i-.-: i.? it:.- Commltl.i Rule? The. bonrd a.
i-epteel th?' invitations for tne opening <.f the Odd
r. Hows' Pair al tlie l-rnoa Lyeentn on Monday
evening and for a ui|? of inspection over the pro?
l?.-.,-.! roeite of the People's fraction Company's
I roi lee road, the "Huckleherry'a" rival in the An?
ne ?-. 'i i ?hetrlct, for this afternoon
CERBBXOT MOTIXO ritl.S WAY.
The n i-?' ?tprlng movenneni of rotreney from the
Interior to this clt) a es be>gun. and a i?ig amoun!
i lllltf i:i dally. I'Iht?' .ere- tw?. (TWl
n... ment? ?.f currency to and from New?York.
? ,::i January i to June the banks la th.? w. item
States and the Interior <?f this State re?oive ;rom
nene .? surplu of cuarrency, which la sent t>
i.ii- 'By for deposit. The movement al?so represents
in some cases the ?ettlemeni <?f 'ltiT?-rein'a'.'i of eg?
.-hange and the payanent of Interstate debts. In
.lui) th" inov?'iii?>nt unas and the cairrency begins
to lenve the city, it is n?'.'.ie.i to move crops ani
foi traile purpaoaea i.est veir over llt.onrt.ivV) mors
currency .nine In than went out In April Much of
the currenc) w:iii*h romes in is mutllnteeL
NEWS NOTES ?VT THE CAPITAL
HAWAIIAN MJGAB COMING DIRECTLY TO
NEW-YOHK.
HOT iiiMi'KTiTpiv Km! thi: UQMTRVCTIOII OP
I'l Hl.li' It! ?[I.I?IN<iS-l1HKl'AI!INi. rCM THK
IXTEHXATI? i*? \ I. PO0TAL i'iXFKH
K.VK--TllK 1'NSKTTI.KI? I1>N
IilTloX < f AIKAII'.S IX
HONDURA*.
Wa>li:nKfon. April 1?.-A report Juki r. ??? ?v?.l at
the Iiepartm-nt of ?Ute from r.iri?oil-?..n?ral Kllia
Mills at Hotwtulu saya that tha Western B**-g~sf Ba>
nning Company, throttga its -u-smta Utera, Is pur?
chasing and thlpping laugja -lunntl les ot su**? <ii
,. ;i ,,, SeW'Tork? This t.? w d-.... lu .?i.mates.'
will liiver; ai least :.".'? I tons o? got trom the
port of Ban I'ran. is?-.? during th- prese;.: year, ..id
?Mil i-i'lfe .-on-ideral?;.1 loss :,, the COBJ.I .ml I .-ni.er
Vessels Which go to Honolulu and li.T-tof.u ?? ha??
obtained a cargo of su?ar for San Kran. raso. Many
Kla Mr Milla aays, bava aalled thla >- a
ballast, and other, have ha-i to wall a ? on? !? rabia
length of tima- tor ? cargo. Railroads in the I nttea
States he says, ??nl i?lso lost onsld rabie ?n
freights, a? most of th? sugar which is no?? being
rarried around Cap* Horn wa? conveyed s i m
the l'nlted StHt-s by rail. Tin ilr.?t vessel leavlng
Honolulu for Xew-Vork with a ? .?r?.! i.-oi
to the Weatern Sugar Refining i'ompanj wa
Kenllworth, which cleared on Mai in ."? ?v.ih i,<m
tons Invoiced at PM.4ZI. n?e Charmer cleared I ?
the asm? i .rt on Mardi ij. carrying to the mhih
consign?es till ton? ol tugar. Invoiced al
i The T. K oake?. which arrived .?? Honolulu in
; ballaat ?>n th? Hat, la pr paring i> re????.??? a sugar
' cargo. _.___
Th? .'.?mp ? and cl -?? bidding recently for
! pub'.lc building? have brought many bids ? .on?- way
i within th?' am?wint appropriated i.? Cottgi. ? '?? 1
. given public buildings. Th? most recent ? ?-?? i?
thai of Salina. Km. for :li- ??n-.:;i>!i ol ? build?
ing at 'his p|a< ?? I58.M0 was appropriated Bpeclflca
were prepared si th? freaaury and blda in*
' vii.-tj Th" lowesi waa W.WO. which, with U:?? ior
heating plan - would l- iv? 118,901) unexpend? '? baJ
, anee Supervising Architect Alken lui r.m
m.*n?ie,i thai all the bid? be rele? ted and new ?***-*?
? invited "ti enlarged tpecltlcationa and betl r In?
I terior finish, in or?ler thai all the money appropri
I ate i for ? may he expended Be retary (. ???
i ha- not yet approved this new policy, and nn?
welcome the npportunlt) t.? is v. money I
: Treasury, ,i? srhal ia noi expend . la
. eventually. <m ih- >ith?>r hand, the peoi
, Sain.a are asking thai a larger and bettei building
i to the limn <>i th- appropriation be i
Highly dlBtlri*-u'slt*d counsel appeared in fh?
Bupreme d in of the United Hi ?'??- ' Lay J1 :?rgu?
., ?-?? app? ..'! from the Supreme Couri ot ?h?
-? it? which they represent ?Arm int. Tltey '?????re
j k .1. Phelps, ex?Mlrdster to England and raunst*
I for the I.'nlti i Btati I ? Rehrtng Bea arbitra?
Parta rid ex-8enator O. V Edmund? Thejr
represent, respectively, th* CVr.tral Railroad t'osa?
! pany and the Rutland Railroad Company, th? prop?
erty of the latter of a .'.Ai is operate ! b) me
! former under a i-a-r Th between
i ';i?n. ? .i? ?? the payment of .i tax assessed by
the s' i r?? upon corporate franchises; th- Central
contending thai it wae Justified in aubtrscting tha
propon m due i.? the Rutland Company from th?
annual rents'., and the latter lenylng the proposi?
tion Mr. I'l,Ans was heard In psrt to 1. 1
will finish hi? argument on Monday, when be will
b ? foil wed by Mr. Edmunds.
Postmaster-General Wilson t ?-i.i?- sent an inri?
tstlon bj cable to th.- secretar* ol the Inters?*?
ti.m.! 1'nlversal Posul 1'nlon al l'.-'-n". Bwltisr?
..ml. asking ;he Bwisa official i visit him during
the toming month of .lune Th< international
p.a, I'nlon is t . meet in this city in la""", an*J
th? ?eeretary ??' that gresi oi ranla has basa
ta ..f ? ?rniiif, : ? the l'n?ti ' tes to oufer
with th-? Poatmaater-Genera! and otl In -."(card
. -i.- arrangementa for thai o 'salon. Thla *s*nV
i nvitatlon will lahle him to mak? th? : -
? ??? I vieil with mi ofHei i! Impr ipi
?n, .tut the . tdets appoint? I to the Naval Aea4>
emy since the expiration .?f the I.I I Id Congress is?
?t?- lis: of wiiom has been mad l ai i
John T. Beckner, of Winchester, Ky., and ?'nar'.e?,
W Forman, of Na?hvtl>, in It ii i i teworthy
coincidence Hut among the Representative.? In thi
I.I 1 II Congres? were William Beckner, ?' Win?
chester, Kv., and William 8. Forman, of Ni?hvl'.le
111., neither of whom will si: In the next H .as,? of
Representatives, if they were Republicans th?
I '-1?i ratli newspapers would probab.y v.,'..- tosas?
thing t.. sa) ..-.? nepotism in c mnaenttng iipow
the appointments of th? two eadeta In que?
Bui they w.-r.- "Cuckoos," and thai nuke? ., i.f
fen DC? '
Jamafca 's not the only country thai ha? pr ? -?d
1.?- toe dastni -;.?:i of th? F n ;>?
Charles M ?'. ighy, L'nlted Btai ? Consul al Mi a.
sina, reports ; , >h.- Depart man i of Slate an r
moua Increase In the es - mgea from that
port t.. ?he i'i,;:. i gtatea 'his year From Sewem?
ber I, lSi?. t.. Mat A SI IOS, the rxi i ?? ?
amounted to '*. A boxei
?am? period ol Issi yesi ' "43,1 : boxei and th*
emalnlng period between ih.-? snd March Mr
t ghy ?s?-?, will probabl) awell thla in reaae to
'??. DOXea
Any . i of ex il temen I In th>> diplomatic
t can find n in Honduras, .i i ; la
ure of affairs in thai country present? i to tho
Blata Department by the l'nlted Bt? ? ? Mil
!? -t e M ti. Voung. Secretar? tlrei am a?l i
urging him t.? investigate thi iffalra tard to
th? alleged illegal aelxure by Hond n ? -?
of :ii" San Orleans ' . ? -?- ., oteri, Jr.
Mr Yoiimr replied ''lim Guatemala Ito ?nt'-h coun?
try he Is also a redit? 1): "Thi has been ten
day? ..' peace and tran?*ullllty in the Republic of
I Honduras for fifteen moni hi <.-i the Id of Jutta,
II ' when i arrived In Guatemala, ; found Hon?
under Mi- government of General V'asqiMg .m
Provisional Presiden t The countrj had
. emerged from a revolutioi In th? election held
j in .-'??;.: ?mbei v aaqui / . ? ? I ? ti . ? ? t
?iim..?i imn edlai ?!> wa . . Nica
i- m Then followed the Bonilla revolution and an
a.i ?ie non tor i ? ? ?? mi n. ..,.| ,.t?un the
last of \ i?":?' Bui ' pvaila ras at
this moment greal Itssatisfaction and dli 1
among ;)i- leaders ..." the part) In pos I
'?"Hide nisj be expected at any moment I am
rea?l) to mak? the vial t i Honduraa I .. m in ?
i itl ?? and to pro eed ?Ith th? Inv^attitation Put
I advise a?' .: st c until i ....-,? .?? enfin i
.nid ,i permanent Government shall be i ?tab
It Is ha'.ih ? .-?? SB? j ???? m? to ? i? thai i oi on?
-n Mlnlaiera to Centi i ?
i Islte i l! induras al any lime dur ? .,
months
The Slate Depart men I hai pub ihed . ..
matlc correspondence exchang. I i.
ernmi m an i \'. ni suela, extendii . ,j
en ".?? ?ber, 18*0, snd Decei | ? h ? latlng
: . the boundar) dispute ix i.. .*. ? ;. ;., ?nf
Outsn i. arhich, wbil? ,
? ..- general know'edge of th? subject, Indtcati
seri ?as tura :li-- ..iYa;? may take unless an ?im :
iirti?rj?.iti of ihe -sMflict'lng claim? - .ure.!.
Venezuela niak.^s It clear thai the relies wholly
upon L'nlted States Intervention to - ?ure a fair
, instdet-srtion of th?- mxtter. The V'enesue'an Min?
ister if Fon Ign Aftah-a conclude? of hut
dlspatchea as followa: "Th? control I? Rngtei I Ba?
the entrance to the month of our greai fluvial
artery and of .s..me .,f Ha tributaries ?? > .; i expos?
;. constant peril the Industry an! commerci .
TB? President to-day made the foltowlng apiioInU
menu In the re*renue cutter ssrvtce: John DentTsri*;
in; \\'.?rth 1} Roes. William K Reynolda and
Orln n Myrtck. first lleutenante: Jame? il Beott
second lieu;.nant; Edward ?; Bchwarts and \ l.'
Broadbent. ??h!"1' rnglneers; .\ tha niel i: Cutchig)
.u.) Charles K. Sash, Brsi aaslstanl eng
?.BsaStanl l'nlted States Treasurer Jordan, of
NeW'Tork, was at the Treauwry rtapartmani to?
day. and had a'onferen.'.'s wltli .ssistanl Bl I?I?IS
?'urtis. i ure. tor Preaton and Treasurer Morgan,
Mr Jordan's visit here is to hurr) up tne ?ork of
i lacing the eie, tri.- plant In th.- New-York Butt
Treasury Building.
The T-easury Department has discontinued th?
COllCCtlOf) of BtatlSttCa r*Sga**dltlg the |.r .lu.tlon of
tin and '?ni. [.Pite. Tin. IsnportaUona of for? . i
llnptate will be contained In Btatlatica rsa**ard??ng im?
porta bul no official ligures of domestic produ. tion
Fr.itn foreign plaies Will I? SVaSable, as under th?
new tariff it i? not leemed ne?*essary to collect
this .nf.irmatlon
The Po?:master-iJen :al to-day am. tide.I th?
postal laws and ien,iiiations regarding hotUajn*,
The amendments state thai "sMlsas^ters may ott?
serve as holidays January I. Keliruaiy B, May .10.
July '. Ill?? Brsi Monday In September, lcao.v*i as
, . I>av |ie,eu...?i 2... gad .m. h oih.r days a*
the President of the l'nlted States or iii<- ?Jov
. .s in A'.r respe, -live ip.tt.s i.i.i\ Oeslsina'?
.'.? ? i?1 or I'hanksgt?Ins; Day. or proclaim ??".dally
HS holida? s i ?n oth?r oeessions. Ihelr offices .an
l.e ,dosed'only niter permleaion obtained lh?**efOf
from the I lep.irtment. t.. !?<? applied for throtiajh
th- First Assistent l-oatmaatar General. rr??t?
holidays poatolBecs must be opened sufficient!) to
meet fairly the public convenience Malls mast
be made up and dispatched as on other days When
a l?'-t?l holiday fall? upon a Sunday, the following
Monda?' na?' he oh?er?ed unless otherwise spe?
cially pro?lit.1 for by Mtate authority.

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