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not r."es"?r!t sufficient proof to Impeach th^ official
r-turns and that his petition should b? dismissed
rho reports were orden I printed.
BILLS BIONED BT TDK C-oVKItN'T.
Albanv, April IS.?Governor Morton baa e**provi I
the... bills:
?'hai'ter MS lissemblyman ?Yray'a, pi ?hlbitlng the
construction "f any railroad In riancock-at., Brook?
lyn between "?"rankltn-ave. and Broadway, unless
with the consent ol . major.t> of the owners of
property. ...
Chapter M7?Assemhlvman Andrews s, authorizing
Net? fork Clt' i1.."".""" bonds to provide
f.- ..... consti ? extension of 1 ic *detro
polltan Museum of Vrl Building in Central Park,
no?, more than YSW.W) bonds to be Issued In any
"'.? '- > ...
Chapter '?: Vasembl)-man Hamuton s, providing
f ,r -i.- ? ublic baths In cltli ? of the first an I see
on I is ' .il. h il in i c ild wa ? ' to 1 provl
Chapter 357 Vasemblyman Wray's. prohibiting the
construction of railroads In Jefferson-avi . Brook?
lyn between Nostrai I ive. and Broadway, ex?
cept ??. ? iperty
1 * ' ? . . , ? '
t*hapt? - ' - mli vman ?' irrigan a, Irani -
th ? ? : ' ""'" |
parka in Baal Forty-second-st., betweei First and |
Second aves.. Nee \ ira 'Ay. from the property
ownera to th Kew-Y rk City Depart-item ol Pub?
lic Park?
Chapti - 859 '? v IV* : "
public? i : m cl In iiv ? Brooklyn newi
pap. rs
Chapter ?> - Owens's, legalizing payments
made ? Jamei W. Blrketl by Kim-- County for
won? and materials on the County Farm, ai K nga
Park. Long Islund, ? ch were nol Included In his
contract with th< Board of Supervisors and pro
poeals for which were no! advrrtla. I : ?r.
TROLLEY CAR RUSS OX J PAVEMENT.
IT Ji'Vl'.- THE suit. H .'llASHKS INTO A UQ''1
*m>RE. BREAKS AN un i.\ BOD, BHAT
TERM WIMOV. > \M> TEARS OfT THE
WOODWORK SO ONI Ht'RT.
A remarkable trolley accident occurred in Brook
lyn a! ?*-*? o'clock Thirsday morning, al Drigt**
ave. anl I, inarl-st. Trolley-car No. l.tkH, ol the
Fiiir-hiiiei-ave. l.ne, jumped the switch and ran upon
the sidewalk, breakmi; the flaKK n? and crashing
mto the Itquor-stom Of John P. Rohr, which wae
aj-a-aewhal dama-red, Th? car was wrecked, and the
four naserngrri alMMud were badly ahaken up
The mot.>i man. eye-wtta**a*ea said, -eemed : i have
lost his senses when the ?oeMent ?..-, utr.-i. for. ?n
atead of tiintiag the current off. he turned I! oa
As the troiiey (rae Btlll on the ??ire, this lacreaaed
its momentum
*****aaaj?- as it may r*?em, the M??? "***? hi -*no*
raace of ihe aecldeat until yesterday. The name of
the motorman cannot be learned. A crowd or some
?M or ?no persons wltiw-**ed th.? performance.
Mr. Rohr, th.- proprif tor of the liquor-store, when
seen yesterday, sail that he wae In bed at the
time, hut his sans. William and i'liarles, were in
the ??tore. He h? J been iwakened by the crash.
which caused the building, a frame structure, to
tremble. Jumping oui oi bed, he ran to the a
dow and -,iiv the cai upon the sidewalk. A hi ?vy
iron bar in front of the window? of the store was
broken, the woodwork of the front of the s- ire
was tora ,jff and the glas* was -?ha: ?-red. The
Crash awakened the peo>)>le livhic in the nel|
hood, and eo-i-ider.il... ?eltemenl prevailed. How
the motorman and passengers escaped injury la a
mystery.
? ?? ?
\ BICTCLB RIDER INJURED.
Charles (}. Evans, ta years old, ' X
(M 81 Mark's-,r,e. Brooklyn, was probably fatall
lnjur-1 last night by being struck bj trolle? ca?
No, li-, "f the Ralph-ave. Ime, at Broadway and
Havemeyer-st. Evans was riding a blcycl?
time and attempt. 1 to cross the track. 11 wa?
taken t,. hla home Buffering fi ?m
hrair. and other Injui I
PARI? MODE? IX LADIES' HATl
The Carls mad.-', i 1 ii - ts?n ieem to
one another in ? ?: ? grotesque crea?
tlons it, la lies' h its w bile lomi are ahowlng n
of hats covered with a variet; of Ho*era of every
poaalbte and Impossible hue, regar innony
in color, ..'hers have on exhibition hats chiefly
composed of lmze artificial wings combined with
immer.se Lows of ribbon Oi ;A loudest ; - I
patterns of plaids and nor,' '?signs, and the
wonder is that any woman so ttevotd ' ? i taste
can he found and Induced to wear such eg?
ampler of exaggerated fashion. Th'-re in scarcely
one of these spring mod? is but what would make
a pretty woman look plain, and a plain woman
simply Ugly. There is, however.
and la showing exclusive models of aiuel and ex
ceedlngly becoming shapes most tastefully tr.nimel
In direct contrast to the flaring designa of other
Parisian n ?dlstea Mile Si lart rightly conje. tun !
that most women of the "Haute Monde" would as
promptly refuse to adopt a groteaquerle In hat
Just as quickly a? it refus, t ? revive the ci
AITARFXTIT A .K>KF. OX THI BARK.
From information obtained by a thorough Investi
gatlon. It Is appar. i". that som?- one is playing a
joke oa the First National Hank of Baa Pi
over a note Which purports to call for tQOfi,"<)n, and
Is allej;??.! to have been gtv?UI by the late Jutn.-f. ?.
Fair to Lajead ?taaford, The note was t- elv? :
by the First National Hank of San Francisco a fen
days map. and at Of*?>? an in\ estimation was insti?
tuted to dis. over all ?M facts in the .a
The not- in question was- forwarde'd from New
Torfe through th.- ordlcary mail, it was in a large
envelope, which ala i Inclosed the following brief
note;
New-York. A| :
First National Hank Ban i
I hand you Inclosed note for |MO,??W for collection
and return. Yours truly,
WILLIAM .A HOWELL.
A anall sealed envelope wae all which
contained this a.ldr. s-: "William S. Howell, New
Votk H not delivered In Uve laya return to post?
oft!. ?? boa No. Mit New-Torfe." The not?-, from Its
face, juirpons to have bessn executed In San Fran
ci?.?). May (I, ?.. and readi "W*re yean afl r
date i -ar*s*aJee : i pay to :i.<- ordei cd Leland Btai
ford at Ban Francti ?, without d< *:>>>,<*?>
for value receive?*,"
No one eeeaaa to !.. abli to discover who thta W.
?. Howeii is. a ? .? ling to th.- directory there are
two William B Howella In this Ity One lives In
i? Bat at No, lie Wesl One-hundred-and-twenty
elgtith-st. He ws - al home last evening, but
his w'fe ?aid thai she knew :hat he was Ige iran?
of anything In mneetlon >?:th the note, Th? other
William 8 Howell > a painter living al No :"?
Monr.e--? I..-: he knew nothing about
th.- check.
I'resid.nt Murphy, of the First National Hank in
San Francis.o. whl I reci ved Ihi check, haa writ?
ten to lluweii a: hla given sdrlresa In New-Torfe
but th< letter ha- hard!- sd time to arrive yet.
In this letter Mr. Murphy arks for a history of th?
note. It does? not fall due until May 28. The gen?
eral impression is that the v. ho..- affair is a hoax.
900MBR?LRR? Hoi.it a ?? s moke It:'
The Hook ?eu,.-?.' League, ari o*-ga~l /j?tion form.-d
In February last, held an entertainment last even?
ing at No. nv; West Twenty-thlrd-st, "There v\as an
attractive musical pro^ratnm.-. and the l'OO -nenbere
present had an enjoyab.e time. The "smoker," as
it wa? calle 1. wa- made Instructive as well as ent?r
laining t,v ssMreaaes >.y usar?1 Holt, ihe N?w-T??rk
publisher, and Charlea J. Lonirman. of the- !^?ndon
firm of lxingmaris. ?}re?n & Co., Mr. Lottawian d?
acrlblni? the Knglish orKaniitation ol booksellers
lad ??xplaitiini? its aims atid objects
The Hoard of Managers of Ihe New York leagTU?
includ.-s re-in-seiitative?- of near!* all the principal
publishers in the city, having grown from a mem?
bersriip of seven in February u, ..ver Va) at th*
picsent time.
SEIi/ors AOCtDERT ffl .4 TA RDM ASTER.
Thoma? H.-hard- i* *rai*daaa tei of the Qrand ?'en?
trai tStatloti, wa? seriously injure,! last svenlag
while superlntendim* the replacing ,,f sa over
lurned ?-ajSjj|*M. A squad of men an'l another ermine
wre a?, work upon It Mi. ftlrhardsou was standing
in fiotit of the overturn?.i englae, ho:d.n>, la pool
Iten a iro-.vlnr w'lich wns ;, force the locomotiva
latid piso?. The asslstuii, snclne edferted too much
force, and trie crowbar ?track h,:i. In t;.. kioiii
mth, knockiiiK him down. When picked up be was
unco:.-.clous, an I I>r. .lam. | Tattle, of No. ? West
Forty-:lfth-st.. wi-o was calle?!, said tTiai Ml ^ku;l
was fractcred, and that there ?ere evidently in?
ternai Ir.jurie?. Mr. Ulchardsoti ?.i? irrt? to the
station on a.atretcher, and from there conveyed to
his home.
Mr KU-hardson is forty-seven yea II ,.
at No. 621 Walton-ave. with hl arifi ?ran,
?. _ . ?,
d5??^*i?t?t? ?????????? ?ff f ?*
.? Elefant new patterns in 3f)ooit- '?i*i
1 work and Silver Knives. I
The Made.? for nur knKes are made ex?
pressly for us by Joseph Rodgcra
? Son?, Shefileld, ling.
R. Wallace & Sons
MANUFACTURING CO.,
Silversmiths,
?226 FIFTH AVE., N.Y.;
'? Between ?6th and 27th Sis. J
Base Ball
Players
know the value of Ponds
Extract as a lubricant ol
stiffened muscles and a re?
liever of sprains, strains
and colds in the sinews so
easily contracted in " lim?
bering up " in spring.
, ... . ej,,?. ,.. i,t a. | : ? ?" '"
in.I i, II..? label
I'ovirs i:vi it \e T ni., Te; lifii? ??>??. *?..?.> ) ?>ru
RINGING WITH AMERICANISM
? oiillmicil from llrnl peau??.
the polla because Pope I.? ?> XIII had npi
drawn the watchword Issue*! by hie predecessor.
?Ne elettl ne elector!" ("neither em?ted nor ele?-i
ors"i The Pontifical policy had been, ralnce the
destruction of the temporal power and the making
of Komi* ill?- Italian capita!, t.. requeel the falthfiei
to keep aloof from uy participation In political
affairs, for sinh participation might have beei.
sldered as an implied r?cognition of the present
Government of Italj Bui si the latesi municipal
electloM In Milan, the Moderate Liberals have tri?
umphed over tin- Radicals allie?! to the ?Soelallats,
thanks to the votes of the Catholics. The Arch?
bishop authorised the Istter to so to th?- polla end
set the exemple by his soins there hlmsell It Is
probable thai the prelate ivould not have acted In
deflan.: the wishes of the Pope. i.?-o Mil will
not openly declare Ms disapproval ol the former
policy of'th.- Vatican; Imt his well-known con?
ciliatory spirit may induce him to close his eyes
to any Infraction which the Catholics would com?
mit In votinc m the general election?*. The Pope,
who has proclaimed his friendly aentlmenta toward
the Prench Republic, may not censure Ihe member?.
of his fold ?ho are Inclined to vole, especially
sin ??? tin- Italian Premier and ex-Oarlbaldlan en
claimed in hi?? recent speech al Naples: "With ??..I
ami the King, for the country!"
CUBAN REVOLT SPREADING.
GENERAL CAMPOS MAY BE ?COMPELLED
TO ASK ?POR. ?FURTHER REIN
?FORCEMENTS.
THE I.NSTRQKN - POORLT vr\li:n am?
BQflpPED A I ' REe.XaO.MZK THEM ,vs
BELLI ill:' S ? H WILL BE INTRODUCED IN
.?"V.l:i:-- PKNOR Ml'Ht'AOA'fl PLANS
Madi Id, Aprl ; '
torta ih" ? ; ihal : he n ? ' ? ?
is spreading, bul i he Insui i,
an i ??quipped, The dispate hes say, s
tlx- uprising tepreads further General Mai
Campos will ask for re force -it-.
Washlntfon, April I*. \ bill recog?
e \i!,,ui i evolutionists as bel?g be? n
pre pared In this city, nil will !"? h I
Congreai whe . that i""i..
nexl it was 'h.ift' 'l at the
tain Senators and R< pre se
sympathy with the effort! f th C ? thi -.v
..ff til-- yoke "f Spain, and they will use their
Influen ? througl
. on the pan t/ould.
of com ' ? revo
lutlonlsta it would resull i-i tha free shli
of arms an i me n to the Islan 1 in t of the
insurgent cause, and would give to them eh"
moial and material suppori which they sa greatly
desire. Bpanish fllclali naj thai bul '.
h ?pe that the Cnlted State - maj re ?mz" the In?
surgents aa belligerents th? revi
lapse within thirty da)a
in pursuance of ihe progriunme airead
lined, Sefior M aril will be elected Pre -
th? Cuban ?Provisional Qovcromei ? ! h 11 Is
Inten ie,j to establish al an earlj daj
Sefior Muruaga, Spanish Mlnlstei ? ?? the Cnlt?**d
States, l-ft Washington to-night f t New-York,
where he will remain s few layi before ins de?
parture from the countiy, It is no! Improbable
that he m:i-. vieil Havans befor? returning ? i
spam. In order to ,i quaint himself full: .v ??
ih" situation of affair? In Cuba, -? ? thai ?
rival it Madrid he ma) be sble l i furnish an in
t?Mllg?-rit accounl of the Insurrection, as wel is ol
publ ? sentiment In thin country with ref?
t,. the Cuban ?rebels * i the Bpai Ish M nlstary.
SantiaL*,. de Cuba, April 19 Thi Spanish Club
gave s banque! In Armas ?Square last ? a ? nlng I
the 750 troops who re ?eni lj Spaii
The i ?Idlers w?ere wait? d ?n si the i ibl< h?
volunteers ?Vn rnormous crowd gather ! In 111*
square and ? h? red thi igl t th . a!.
ANOTHER VIEW OF THE SITUATION
Tlii: I.N8t*RREe : IO> BAID TO BB A O? I ::;:.? I
KARE AND ' ? v ', , EAIL1 I.I
-i,- ? , . . de Cuba. April 18, via Ta \; ?
. of the I'nlted I'l
after re m. i .? In Havana s week, meetl i r?
nti of i it.?i.-.
Engllshmem, kmerl Ihe 1'nlted Btal?
.
? 'ni,a, the province s ? i .
the mo i pi ogi ess, and
regard to 1
in th. L of < 'uba.
A - t?? t be progr?s* of the
the I.i-i month been ; i ng. In i he
: ..i, . no general Im I i lake n
, i ? ? . . ? ? : in. I,
no stand against (loversmen 1 troop ha l?e?-n ma?le,
no engagement f sufficient Importance to tie ealg
nate i .. a bal tie h m o irred In i vei j ? ?
men) excepl ihe ?? ? Htuitlago de ("ulaa, the
fea men who attempte i I i rebel were prompt
reste I. The pl in mappe i oui bj M irti and
enthualasts in New-York ?.i- not liiatersed bj
better class of resident Cubana, without who ?
hi ancla] aid and pernotas I influence n ?
Cuba can succeed. In several localltlei young men
"i a--.i families lefi theli homes t'. loin the In*
surgents. They were Inspirai b) patriotism, but
whei the) reported on in? field and found their
)<M.?"is to muiattoea ?>r bandits, the) returned to
th?- t.iwiis and aurrendered i?> tin- authorities. They
were treated ?aith grea) lenleni >.
Iti the province ..t ?Santiago ?Je Cuba, al the
eastern end <>r the Island, the case has been dif
ferent. The mountainoui nal ire of the country
and the number ?.f sympathiser?! have made this
th" natural choice for the landing <?i filibustering
espedltlona snd war material. There are from eeu
to S.00S men In all th.- l,.i,? They f..in, no con?
certed force, bul move about from place lo place
in th?- mountainous districts, foraging amona Ho
plantation? for subsistence, and occasionally hav?
ing S -kiruiihii with MniHil detachment! ?.f (iovern
mem troop? The) know every t?.'.? ol the moun
tains and capture is nui.ilble unleas the whole
i-egion is tilled with soldiers, They hope to Mr* out
the ?Spanish troops and *-?? k t.. prolong the ??>n
rlii'i until the rainy season seta In, when v?-ii.,w
fevei may 'o more destruction than iheli bullet
The K?*? al opinion of Intelligent residents la
that th?- pi?'s?rit uptiiing, like It? predecessors, v. II
fail, a few ne?.?-.- enthusiast will be shot, and th?
??inaii-Ipaiiim ?.f the fair Island, which Is bound to
come sum?- ?lay, will )..? delayed rather than aided.
TU'?? AMERICAN CITIZENS RELEASED.
Washington, April 19. A dispatch re<?e!ved si the
j ?State D-spjtrtme?ni lo-day from Con ul llrlce, ..? Us
. tansaa ?Cnba, infutms aSecretar) Oresham thai the
I two Amerl<*an citisens, Justo Genen snd .!".-<? M
: Caraballq, arrested al ihm place on April 6 were
i. ? . ?? d fi m ? H--,.... ? ii Api .i :?
ON THE MARCH TO CH1TRAL,
I ENOLAKD ?di'l.lts AKNEffTI TO ?M?v KHAN
AND hi- I mi.i.iiu cits
i..?n'i..n. Apr,! it, A dispatch from Allahabad to
"Th- I'itii Mall Oasette" says thai the Goveramenl
has offered to I int.? Khan aa asylum In Indis foi
: himself, hii famtty and his suite, on condition ol hi?
lute furrender, and has also guarant?sed thai
i-i- tribesmen and theh village ihal] be spared If
tbei make no fiirth<-r opposition. The British ?x
I (?edition is continuing its march to Chltral
Mi: READ TO BE a-EDITOR OF Till: >SCHO.M
l.'.nd..ii. April 19, ii i- laid thai William T Stead
will soon be ikBee it"- ?editor of "The t?cbo."
THE WEDDING1 ?FIXED kdi; JUNK I
I.?.t..??an. April 1!? Th" I ?like ?if AOStS and Ih
PrlnceM Helens of Orlsaas win be m,.rii?i at Stows
lion . Twlck?-nham, on June I
MKS VANDERBILT DECLINES Tea a.VSU'kk,
I'-erl-- Apr!! Ii?. Mr- Ah.e Vutntt rbllt, the ?tu ,i, ,|
wife <af W. K. Vand-rbllt. w,i- SteM lev a IWprSSSata
tlve of the I'nlti-d rr<-83 to-day and a.-k?! what
truth tit. re ws? in the report that she was aiio.it
to marry O. li P. Belmont. Mr?. Vand?-rblli did
not se. m surprised al the quesl. bni declined to
mswei .: - Itni r affirm itlvely or neg itively,
\ CRISIS IN MADAGASCAR
A I.I. '.?IK I. \. II.IHH Ml . Kl:-- '?!' THF. HOVA*
?1UIT RBKION THEIR IX?* MKANfl
i ki:.\i'II >r..'iA
i...':ion. April lt.?"The Dally Telegraph's*" Fort
l.ouis . orresp?nden) saj
The Intrigues ol the anil foreign party have pro
duce.l .1 crlsla in Madagasi 11 All the English
iffleers have resigned, and several are airead) on
,he wa) lioin. Then ? 111 b h general Ruropean
,.?,, |? ., (hi ' ti mm r. 'i he loss of the
European leaden In the Army a III Insure the
of fio- Frem h, a 10 aln udj
brlbli
nativ ?
PRIMROSE DAY OB.-KRVED.
tnim run PAin to i?nn he ??*oxHi*t**".*vg
MF.MORY Tllhl iFOfeU ?1 T .? I.I. KXUUAXD
I, n i m, April 19 Prlmro ??? i m ,. thi ann ve
i, ha been -elebrated
suai In i. iiido n ! ?? pr ivlncea The Bea
onstleld ?tatui In Pariiamenl Pquare was decorated
with wreaths and othei device? in i.nini ?-. - and
H ime of the doral de ign - were elaborate
There was a crowd ??? al lay, and
m me |,e.,|,i, i hrew hu ?:..... ,i ihr
!,., h of tin ; ? leslnl, lia*? Il ??? did a goo I trade
in buttonhole bouquet . s'hlch were worn by i 'oi
si :\.<ii\.-- ihi lugho n Kng an?l Thi i*uei n
the usual wreath lo lie plac? l on I.nsfield'a
t.? , . ? ? 11 ughei en .1
?
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ATTACKED.
a I.1VKI.Y i'i.ii.x'ii: i\ Tin: Hoc?*K ?? i" lOgiiON.?
\, i n taw \
ii 'aw.i. \|ni 19 There wa* a llv-dj, debate in the
House of Commons to-night on the address in re
ply to the -i11,1'! from the ihroni F irai opened
ii\ Mi I*, nnetl n "onsi rvatlvi i, m no., r foi Ba
Slmcoe, who alrongly fa von I the union of Nee
foundland wit h Canada and in respect to (he Man
loba school question ?aid that all Ihe Oovernmenl
had done In thi mattei wa to hand over Ihe whole
question to Manitoba, and It wa* foi thai provine
now to do ?''-'. ce lo : !,?? min >i It \
Wilfred Fan;!' i. the Opposition leader, poke to
crowded galleri? He ?a- in ii\.a ..t \.?:,.:r,i
land being ? ? ida. but ihi Impel ;..!
Oovernmenl o ighl flrsl be i alb i on In ett le I t
fflcult? He arra ? '? ivern
mem for hj high prole tlvi p !.. |. ?? in. !i cause?!
th- depressed condition of ira?ie ill over Ihe Do
minion, i >n the a.I quest . : lemnH !!.??
Oovernmeol for the dictatorial way In which it de?
manded thai thi pro? ? ol Manitoba il ill Bettle
? ?,. ? matter, He ? ted Mi Foster on
his promotion to 1 ?
\ii : tel ? reply, said thai hut for 1 ' ? ..
; ... ? more
n had the efl Ing the
epn
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i MAX tEXTEXCED FOR HI* \fn\ Kl r ? TUERTA
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ina le is I irt of dyer an?)
Tel miner i
NUled
\'gW OFtlVERA FOR WHISK B\ TRUA
igo. April IS ' ?
,,i l i ?, ? i ? ' mp in) who ...-,! ||
thi i'? irla im i-tli ? ? ..ft.-,
.. ? : ..?!: ? ? . :
ed tu
at I'eorla ? . joui ni l uni
Tl."Hi ??? led ai H M
i: Si a i rk, pn al '? nl. i \i llutton i
i, it!, i li pi i- i.' . \\ l. Moyi'i l'hlcai m j
urei, -i M. Molt, ? !h
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?HE UST UETtEWEIt I: I 9BXERAL \l?lFlXm
Pursuant lo ordi t?rei ne April
12, Ihi 71 ai ::? .?;.it i embled si ihe bi moi..
Park-ave and Thlrtj fourth I last nlghl In full?
Iresa uniform for parade, i ? \ ,? ,\ an I drill The sal
:. 11 wen rowded ?? 'i ?i spectators, who ahowed
their appi eelallon ol n ? ? -,r . >| i,,-i i ,.,.
p. trance n, frequent applaui The reviewing "111
? ?i waa Mil.a llenera ? \ \\- Wpln, Adjutant
?ieii.-i.i,. who ? .- ?> ompanb I li s numbei ,.r
', i\. i in.t Mol ton'a :.iii
'.:?? i : a revira an i pi. m li ih? marksmen "f
l-'<I received ihelr badges, and aa mam responde?!
? all thi! then w*re m, nu n . ? i ? , ,|,, guard
duty Captain U (' < '?.ii k wai the tli-t on the
li l Wllh eltthleeii yean lo hi ? i.-lit The in-?i man
?? i Lieutenant i' ;-' ' 'lai k, I? ? .-..i Thi uni >
yi ir man ww* Captain w Sprague and
\ ,.ni \\ i ; Bate has I w el v years to hla credo
Vi,ut.mi .1 \V. Howling and Fii i rtergrani .1 l
Jr., havi i..en m irk men eleven yean and
Private i: Bi ike . |i has len eai lo Fal? i n d t
Thesi marksmen's badge? wen .. > distribute?! i ?
perl 7; iharpsh ?ti rs, ,', ? !. lenih year, : n th
\. n. A - Ighth ?? ? ai \ nth year, 6; |*tl , ,.ai
Id; l?tii ion. .".. fourth > ear, ::.. third \.
:-??? oi, I year, 138; flrsl . ? i Hi'; total .,ii,
A dance fo ow. I th? Hull lb nan, of badge i
l'aplani Frank Keek waa oftlcer .r the da'i md
Me iti nan I < ' < 1. He ton offli ? i ol Ih. guai
THL CREAT
SKIN CURE
Works wonders in curing
torturing, disfiguring, dis?
eases of the skin and scalp,
and especially baby humors
? i Tin ?. Hi M,tur? ?r? -4 tttt nlnin?! p.irll. ?n^ *.|,c?f ?,
'Il ?s r.iii.iikiilil,? |i,,vv m.iiiv |i.-?.;ili' ili"iv are?
who li.-iv-' il: ef l'itTii PeHIng nnil ??.?'??ni io think
it ii ,if ii.i ii.,ii.,r#.inn' ?o- ihn neetlilllg ii'?-.| lu
?lune'I'm-it Th. ?? would noi la*so cnre-less If the-y
i'.'iili/?',| li'ivv H'.iII?, serieeUS tin. inala.h i- Bu!
ili.v lliink ear soy. "H will go left* ttflef H wllili'."
\\ ?? do ii"i ni" mi ih?- legit I nut te? a ?iii-iii"--. vvliii-li
?ill exporte m" iifti i- ;i bard day's work, bul Mint
flll-piue-, \\"':i"i!i fe?e?ling which is ??|i": ?ally
?iv?-i|i.ivv?'i lug in ih.. luorniug, vvli'ii Illa? li.i.lv
simule] Ii" I'll??h'?I aii'l iiiilv fair Work. Il i?.
often only ilie? foreTUiiiie'r of
Norvous Prostration
w nil .ill ih?. horrible suffe-rlng I lui
Thai 'l'ir?'?l I'l.-lim: iinel nenruttsp
Indi, .'?limi <>f Impure an.I iiii|i.iv?'i-i-li.'.| itiinlill .i,
?.f ih?< i?l.I. Tli' cravlug of the sysle m for h"!|i
StTofuls minis lurk In the blood of gltuonl . T.? ?ptmk <<f "Spring M"?li?iii''.'" ilwgji snf.
wry ,,ii... i;\,i, in ?is w":-: fe.nii s.'i'.d'nl.i ?mm I gents Hood's tanaparUl* and onlj ?Hoofft ?e\g
i,,. nu,,| i,y ||.I'm Siii'?.i|e:ii'ill;i. 'Uli- is j n-.. v ? ?? I i a -.(irinir imiliiin?' Hood's Sais ipirillii is prnev
io ih,. followlue .uni hundreds .?f other ?ms?'s: , f?.-.-? 11>- al. in the Held .nul i- .iii-ilui'ly with
-i write to ton what Hood's Mraapariili has out an equal. It la ft modern nKHlldt?e. ..li-matcd
i ?.,, me My case was scrofula in its woarst j by expert uced apharma>riats ??f i<?-?ln.v. uh?I?t
form, a large tumor gathered under my ?hin on ! whose? rar?fttl stii??'t'v Ninn Ii i- ?till i ?i-?*i>.i i-?-?l. It
ii;.- I'M side and txntlnued to i*i'.?vv until n was j is perepariHl lay a PomMnatlou, Proportion nml
.is targe as a hen's egg. I had it lanced and bad j ?>,?,?,.<s |><nili.-ii' ie> Itaetf, ;iii?l i?v whie-h it la
i . keep i poultice on ii ail th- time. I ha?l irl?-?l | ^^ ? >?-?-? 11 i ;? t- ami t.quailed rutuHve ii'iw.T.
. mam re.lie?, bul my trouble lingered and l . ,, ^.s |.:,,)|1IM1IV .,,,,, Ktrengttt
had iboul given sp when l ?happened to lead
? iboul Hood's aSarsaparilla, I concluded to try j ? I have recettrad mow benefll from M?od'a
! it. and aftei taking almost s.-v-i-n laoiti.-s I am , tersaparills than fr?am all other medl?cines or
' again enjoying the besi of health. Th.? s.u.- is | remedies, i-'??r vt-ars i Buffered terrPMy with a
complete!) healed, Hood's Baraaparllla eifecting cankered rtomach, Indlgeation, dyapepela and
a p? iin.iii.'iit .m." CLARENCE ALLEN, <>il K--ri?-r-il debility. I.if-- was a burden. <?ti ?.iking
City, Keni icky. i H.l's Saisaparilia, to?gether with Hood's Ulla
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Tall ?'tllv le.' III.
S .ir? i|i.u ill.i i?
??Ipels all illipll
?regtiliitea ihe?
strong
?( l?v purifyinc ihe blesi ! lie uel ?
ill" one? -r.'.i* Id",. I imrifli ? II
ri'i"-. L'iv? vitality :iii.| stri'Ugtll,
'Ii-'. ?'I"ll .III.I ii: iK? s lb?' W?Klk
f "I ? ? i" (Tin to t?n i"?w thankful I -in f..? | my health h?-ifaii to Improve. Pormerly anything
i ,. health H< ad's Elarsaparllls has brought m?-. ' I at" caused me greal dlatress, Now l ??an cut
? sin" taking i I am a new W'.m.in. I was at ' heartily and am ?rreatly ?mpriaved in ?*Vs>h and
For tho Blood and Norvcs.
In t: ?? ;?? n
i ;
fl irsaps
i. ?? h e-. ?? thai
i..i -, ?? in t Im ? n ?
mj hand witl n
? ' . ejul" t
(?t lend lile il In??
rHjriKKH. Ii.?
; ? lit? I !? ? ' t ike Hoe I ?
? . I .. !
I ' f i - . i- i -I
I . . .
N
I ?hink II - i
r the I ,i it
I.- ? Mas.? 11 d's farsa
. death ? d?eor and mj friends thought I could not
! llv**, i was crippled with rheumatism and my
was i ? ?? much bloated. I have t.iKaoi . >v
I 'M bottle ? ii ? d's Harsaparilla <en?l now k?'?-p
i it In :n> house as | woul I n.'t f?-"l saf?- to be
| without |;; |i ativ.s me Instan! relief. I am now
in? i del, bin i? ? ; much younger since taking
la i aladl) i ? commend it ,-iii?l
i ? i i ? Hood's Sa -iipii-'H.i in return for
? i ? I ' MHS \ LYNCH,
Me
"I tak?> ll . ? Sarsaparille ever) spring and
best bio . : u Bei und ,i post?
ure ? i thai tire I feeding." MATTIK
smith .-? imford. CL
I . h? ?rfnliv recommend H?ood*s larsa
MHS GRACE PARRIaSON, e'azon.via?
: l)"alth
p.-.riil.i
Saved from Consumption.
"I believe Hood's Sarsaparilla saved we from
consumption. Before l had finish?-?! the liai bot
? ? i ml?! ?e ,e chamge In my tiealth. I kepl .>n
? taking H and gained strength and th?? eoior re.
turned to mj fa?- I siso grew fleshy and f"'t
1 like a new person, l have no! s<"ti th? time for
\'.ns thai i fell as well as 1 have since ;? king
'H.'.r? Elarsaparilla." .MHS. Hannah PAsV
1 ROW. Lummisvllle, New-York.
P N fcW^ <Y?Eh
*>*?
Builds up the Nerves arid Makes the Weak Strong. It is the
Only True Blood Purifie- Pr minently in the* Public Eye Today.
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111.M) .1 \/? \ M i \OTFS.
Itgton, April 13
' ?
of his p| :
Hantel M i . Inl
lt. (
? .un r
ut Henry II
that regln I i i.
i'?impan) K l.li
I ' ? '? 1 V ? ? ??! h I ?
.l.inn i ' \ . ? , .. ?
c.., ; from Sea Y >rk ?.rsenal, ij?ivern?i! Isla
Mlddieiowi rkirlngneld and Prov!?ler.c, un otncl.il
busini . i: Ion of m
tor pne un i ? dynamlti pruna i.- ? --.- ? ?' ..
n>i ta o mont I to take effi I
Becond Me iienani ?Vllll im II Her? eh ' >ih In
fanti ) 'i he I? ive of ab ? ne grant m
? iaui II llaker, T:'i Infantiy. Is exti
one month The ? Kl.I m of I 11 ?? ..i abi ??tic
granted s. ? ml Lieutenant V'erling K Hart, ich
Infantry, -, furthei extended om month The n
?tei,. 1.1 r ?-.-ni active Bervlce bj operation of lata
..r ru'.! .!??-. pli II Bmlth, assistant su
sei ral, I* snnounc I Flrsl Lieutenant James K.
Wilson, :.tii Infantry, having b-*en found b) an
Attn\ retiring boan! Incapacitated tot artlvi -? t? k???
..u account of disabillt) incident to the r? ?
retired f:..in sctlve ervl?*e The extension of leave
..r sbsence on accouni of sickneaa granted Piral
i.i.-ut. nain William H Bean, ?' I I'svalry, Il fui
iini extended two months on surgeon'a certlflcal
nf dlaublllt) t.- .iw foi ala montha, with permission
o, K" beyon?! sea, lo tike effect upon hla relief
from dut) al Furl Columbus, N- \? Vork, i? . ? i
i Captain William I1 Kendall, assistant surgeon.
Leave grante?! Flrsl I .noten nil .linns I. |l|
j i7th Infantry, Is exiende?! to Include \iuii :m Flrai
Lieutenant l,uclua I, imrf-, imb Infantry, la al
lu- own request, transferre?! to the I7ih Infantry,
' Cumpan) \ ?Ice I'n ' Lleutenani Jume? i. I ?rulen,
,,r that regiment, irausf.-ri i lo u loth Infantry,
Cumpan) n i.o ii-nani luirfei will procitHl to loin
I,is propel it at Ion, Cu|umbiu Horraras, Chlo The
resignation ol Fii LI il nani .i ?mi i. i ?? i
i.itb Infantry, haa l?een arrepted b) Ihe President,
to ink. .nr.. : Api i " L?"a? foi on., month, tu
1 t.ik. effect n .t lat? ? I ?? ? Ma) ' ? : ? grant? d i*ap
tnln m..i id i ' larl i ? '? I ml m.i ma tei
, lieutenant David I'cacock hai been detached from
i ?!eel Inspi ' on an?! or?iere?l hi dut) .u the Naval
1 i it, .?: va'..: yi Pa .i V? lain Knjjlneei !?' M !:
? net! ha? !"?'n detached from Ihe Hurei u ol I ? im
t-'ngin. ei lug in i ordi red lo the ?mphltrlte
'I'),,. \i.\ \ Di partmi nt h?s been udvlned that the
I cruiser Machia illi i from imoj .... fin \.i
I I , , ! ,
11 /:. / /AW? > \ an //./ il ?S
M bj i ? anon a mi ml* i ol the i i nm >? I van .
l.. islature, Itlcallj 111 al ti. ? Btui li ? ml Hou ?
1 Mi i . rnon'a I. h in Alleghenj He ii i well
, known bualnesi man. aid ha^ been actlvi .n poll
n, s i u boom yea i He came to thi I) aboui
I t.-n days ago and ?renl lo the Sturtevanl Houae He
i i ..nil... I'-d a heav) c,,|,| and KM 100 'I !.. gel
around Flnall) be was c.pelled to go !?? b I
\. saterda) it waa n ported thai he i a ?Id n ?I live
I through Ihe day, but lasi nlghl hi ???>?< resting
, easll) Consumption la i ?Id to be the cus,. ,,t in ,
; nine - Hi - m. mis ha? a been Informi d.
wouy mo ox ins r.u i ? / /
Henry Mark-, ., broker, twent] n\ y, i,r o"d,
| of No. BI W'esi Ko,i. ninth al . whl.e riding on ?
i blcycls yesterday, ran Into an expresa wagon al
list) m i -i ami nie Koni rard, an t re? eived ?
?aven ?calB wound He ha I h ? h*-?d drssasd by Dr
, i.oii?, of N.. ?a ?\,.wt si\i.Hi-' a and Ian for
I boma In a ml,. He refused to have the driver of
' U.S e?\nn -*? ?anon arrestad.
ALLEGED UNDERVALUATION
Till: FIRM i T BTPHER fl OI CH tRGED
WITH MAKING FALSE INVOICES,
I OMS AI'.
1 I " ' *. .!?..-',.- rORBfl
MAT UK IXVOI ? ? 1- IRQ CD KM
I'IjOI ?: '. .IK ? ? 'Ml I..\i\ \M Id:
mm. B1 Tltt" M ri:\|..\\TS
Vn it loa has I sen begun >>:> ''? '.' or Kit?
? ?? .. legad oadarvaluatrS? of im
th? furniture importing hotaae of
- . ? I Co N :i>; Flfth-ava If Uta ? harRe
'i.n ?? bean made against the firm prive t i t>.
istoms offti m of pre? lotis A Intin
as Bypher A- Co., are Involve i in
, -. : iwlndllng Qovei nasem
?,..-?? W. H. B .in ?ni i'olo
'....'? ren ?? I retarda)
. , : to ?? i ind the farta i ta ?::?? eta 1
rferet t men from
?PI . er*s stores were examine I
? ii in? .m i a ?mplalni was iodged ??iih the
? i i' 11 who \?a? until iii?t Janu
,t. ??,,:? ?.,. ti: m <?' B) pher <\> Co., to
the effi ? mm h?i Leen undervaluing
? ? ? ? mti > f 't th.- lasi tif
? firm ha l eni?eclall) un lei
? furniture and other
and de.oration.
, ... : ili.n the firm would
? KodS a m? itlv undl r\ a! IS I
private li .f ihe re,i
irdini ? ' real val
mplali that :h?>
, . - years
sau ? - them !?> UlovaOBl P
He al . arhi n
1 mal.
ilion of cei ii <c- ag un-t i ".?
,? ? ' i tl| was gl\en io the
tu m i e.l It ... ' and the
pi ,?:i SI I the
firm ? en i em <\ ???! to i ha house of
,: ? ho live I In Mo mi
;n : ?? ? implalnt.
? . ? i ivertni i period '
. i . ... nn of
K ho | ied I he n iods Imi
her. Io r?> phei & Co Kugvne Hum > well Mr
? ? Custom House yesterday,
plslni thai the i iiatoma ont
ttii <i..t' ? ith the firm t 'olIe?'tor
tppratsi i. n inn, to in i
. it.- the casi is far a ? ff-f'ts 11une) well, I
. I'll.dpi. Who I- In cha?ne of Ihe Cus- |
louse I ,iv? Division, haa bean imi In i h irge of ?
? ,? .. affi ta the firm of S\ pher A
. ?.. Colonel i'help? ha? i.i al the firm's pta<*e '
-?vera daya, and although he haa
a- v.o nothing i ' support the present
chain,- ?. !?? haa learned from admissions i>> the
tu m ih.it chargi a .nee mad- agalasl it for
alleged undervaluation,
Member "f the flriii of Bypher ?v l*q su! yes
lerda? thai r.-i i i had been discharged from 'he
... the firm, and thai bis .li?mes were un
.?ii the result ol spite. The firm haa pul the
.. ??? ??? Judgi Dlttenhoefer, who ?aid
i.ii thai there a,is nothing In t?e chargea
and that Ihere wrnB absolutely no foundation for
them Collector Kllbreth had this to say 'We
have had charges lodged with us thai Bypher was
undervaluing his Importa of furniture, ami we
hu.- an Investigation under was. The exact
amount of the loss to the irovernment, if the
. Inn?es ai.- true. 1 entino! I. II. luit il Is ni 11
'I'll ?T 1.1 MT ill l lltUll' S
st..in.uh which makes liim
irritable and miserable and
unfit for business i.r pleasure
is caiiM.it by indigestion. In?
digestion, like chanty, coven
a mttltitttde of sins. The
tri.uliU- may be in stomach,
liver, lxiwcls. Wherever it
is, it is caused by the pteeeiice
<>f poisonous, refuse natter
which Nature baa been unable
i.i li'i herself of, unaided.
In such i.wi's, wise people
im! down a little health
officer, personified by one ol
I ?i. Pierce'a Pletaant Pelleta,
i o ? h oui the seat oftrauble
and r?nove the cause. One
little " Pellet " \?ill remove
a very big lump and net us g
?rentre laxative. Two M ivi
jets" arc a milil cathartic.
A slion "ionise-' of -'Pel.
let?" will cure indigestion
pe? manentla. It will run I
con-.tiii.ition. After that, you j
..m stop taking then. A !
good many pills ,ui so violently as to de***mge !
tin- system, and in its disordered ?tete, digestion
will not i>o on without .i continued use of the
pilla That's the wotat feature of most pills. Dr. I
Pierce'a Pleasant Pellet- never make slaves of
their usen
Iiiictot Pierce'a Pleasant Pelleta -it's an mtay
name to remember. Don't let ad*tgegtting druR
l*i-.t tail. you Into"?atnethlna* juntan*"Oo?" He
makes nore none) on the "just as good" kind,
That's win be v**ould rather sell them. That's
why yon had better ttOt take them.
Whenever they it?' tried, thty arc alwnvs in
favor, to a free tanple package I i to ; rweea)
is sent to anv one who asks. World's Dispen?
sai- Medical Association, No. 003 Main Street,
1 Buffalo, N. V.
*V%?-%'*%?^^%*V*V*%*V?><
IVINS ON OTHER
PEOPLE'S BRAINS. J
COPYING Ihes .idv.-t sen ont- -Irvit.ilnin
their ni'-tli'-.t- -eSr?ng p.it'o'i.i^r !??
mam : but how t" hold the conlMen<cc
,! i'-."..-jiuis is MMnetlung?we are thankful to
?.a - nut ol tlae Itcadl ?>l ?iicic c- tpt) , ?pvi'..?'.
Axminster Carpets . . .78
Velvet from . .69 to .89
Wiltons down to . . . 1.10
Mattings 40 yd. roll . . 2.98 ?
(?rand l>i-pb> of Maltogany and Inlaid Fur- V
M next week Dont missit! ?w
.*?i?. ' I Mahogany Inlaid ?Suits $27.*M. #
sAIJr??A?? BROTHERS, $
22. 24 & 26 Rast Ulli St.. w
? i N.i? i- I ?I?a,, ?iiiiiiri' . M'.W Klltk. ?
L%%*^%%%-%%*av*^*a>*e>*%ea.'%*%%-a>*a>4
TO-DAY AT TWO!
THE GREAT
LINDENBORN
AUCTION.
865 Broadway.
DON'T MISS IT!
ji'Ci.i???', M-i reponed last niarht, and may not exceed
ii.iiei.? ,,: ?. .. h there ha* toen undervalue! ?a
here must have been some blun<*torln*j
at the Appi ' ' ? - -
i it tal the .i- ?<!???.I tirtn sail v ????:.-rilay that
it there had beean any undervaluation it ina.1 not?
been intentional
Case? of ni:, mi undervaluation bj houses ?hi? h
impon ?.il furniture nul antlejue s rt leles rot-hoii.??*
hofd ornaments are brought trequentlj to tha at
tentlon of th.istoms .authorities. It In ?-xtr??m??iy
hard t . get .my proof against thi-ae housea. but
th?> custom* Osf?acsrs film?t.? that theaiitaianl!? Sf
dollars at?- lost to tin? ?TJovernmenl ?'v<t> >?-ai oa
a.vomit ?if landervaluatiou.
Jin: n F a run: in: port.
MO STialtM IN' si'.UT.
tVaehiitftoa, April n? So stona *vp*ere ?rttsvta the
...K.|,,i ..( nbeerrvatlen Th* u?r,.m??t?r has faiiita in tha
North?.-st in,l | M.iim will pMhahtS ?Wei ,p?. in thai na?
tion Satut-ilav. Hit? l>ar?em?t?'r t? high?1?! ?n th? X'?rth?ra
1'i?, Ifl.- . ..i-i. .in,I 'n MtStttrely IukI? trom aho tain? ti?
Hl,?n i.i.r Hi?, tiuif Stilt.-?? V itvni-ral riw m t?'iaep?-rateira
?. a? .:r.-l r*M ,,< ; h? R.?k\ M .'ililii m? Fair in-utll-r
I.US |,r?'l,ll|rl Ml ??I .11-.? t I. I -
?;.ii. iillv fi.lr weather i? null, it.'.l ..i.-t ,?f th.? Ml? ?
alp.ai Jt.il m til.' Itojtfcwestern StSt???? In. reaion? ol'iiall.
mm eni ?tamete are lexll<*aatsd t. r list '.w-r Islw r?-xi *
Hill He.. VV.-.-t _
I'IT.Vil.Kl? I'eiKKe'AHl' IVIH TO-DAT.
K,r Mala* sad \? ? Hsaiptriilr*, Mr; saiam; ??reata??
a iii,i
|-, ? v .'im Mat, fair; wsrraer la sew them pettnya; \nnabi?
v. in-lf?.
Tot M.I--.I.Iiin.lt??, Klii'ilc 1?t?n.| und ?v.rn? I I at, f?Urj
\arlal?l" ?Itil" ?
I,,. i:.i-i,iu n>w V,,??. fan. ?MiiiiiiT ni Mtirerae n.?rth
<-rn portion -likciiet> rooter in the ?????'???ni?"? seisssasm i""?
li,.11. i.in.ilil.- win,I?.
I',.i ?aatera I". tin-. U.if.la, fall, lilsjhtll ?,--'l?*r '.:i th*
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