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IX THE CYCLING WOULD.
Tar' CROT?N CYCLE PATH PROJECT.
A RACE ARlM.M'.rn BETWEEN WHEELER ?Mi
HOt'BBN DE"X)RATION 1>AY BPOMTS
us CRESCTKXT OVAI.
The Crot?n cyclo-path project has arouse?] deaf
sr.d ?ideapread Interesl sii.,e h \?.;s Ural broa he?l
by The Trlb me, a month ago, Ml wheolmen of
the metropolitan district, an ? In leed many In dlo
tant i?art.->, enthusiastically commend it and ara
Inquiring at u It, i ?out the a : ...i cond " n of
tba path whal must be done before It la put lo
n?e. ?' i whe tl ?' plan is to i.e fully reallsod, To
fiat'.s.v this laudable i uriosity, and further k> pro
mota the enterpi a? The Tribune has Ihls week
sert alen.: the path a member of Its s'at'f who la a
practica', wheelman .-.?.! photographer, as well hs *
irrttei made !.'.-? waj. over the entire
from 1 Crot?n Dam, and will till a
whole i ige of lo-morrow's Tribune with asi ac- i
of his trip Thla art id. will tell all about !
??.>;' - . :, nil flHUI S ; -1
I ? ? the | ough which ins and the j
Il commands, ai i will be profusely lllus- |
ii m th. i uta ma le ? m th ; hoi igrapha lake i ]
by the writer. All wheelmen will fin?i It a fe
,,' pu-;...-?Il ; Interesl ndei I, all readers of
?.')... Sunday Tribune will ei ?? picturesque
- rlptlon of "tie of the tics: beautiful and hlo
? ? ? r?glons In the ne ghborhoo?! oi New-York
i-ock for "The Crot < le l*ath" In to-morrow's
E nday Tr buna
Ths Board of Governors of the Crescenl Wheel
of Plalnfleld, on Wednesday night arranged
the racing ronteata for the Decoration Daj meel
,,. c*re>cen? Oval Th? : id the following Una
mile), novice. Class A; two-thirds ?r.:lo. a ateh,
Class A: two-thtrda mile, geraten. Class B; one
mile, handicap, Class K; one mile, scratch, ?'lass B:
lie, handlca] Class a. one-mile, han.li.-a;?.
Class B. applications for entry blanks should l>e
? C Teel, Handsome prizes are 10 be
awarded to th?. success: ai r
r-e fr- s? Wheelmen met yesterdsy aftern >n,
Vice-Presiden 1 Blalsdell presiding They ...
thai all members should ?ay iwo months' luei In
1er to lefray the expense of renting
a elubhousi - ; ; i . le for other outlays needed
H the .lui. on a Arm i<>o:,i .- it wss ?
that th? club uniforms shall boar the words "Press
W." on the lapel. It ?j? also resolved to hive s
r ir, to-morrow from Lenox-ave. and One-hundred
and-tanth bi io Pon Schuyler, the atari to ba
ma > at l p. m _
Ths r.iri^ correspondent of "Th? American "A*heel
man" a that a mal :h has Anally i?een arranged
between Harry Wheeler, tht ?? ? in. and Hu?
bert Houben the Belgian champion, (Ar a Bei es
of ?-ace?: from im to ten miles, Th? races will
begin on Jut) 7. the stakes to be fson The trtl
es have hn-n signed and the flrsi I rfe of KM
? ". i> .-ted.
The pr \ .-? i o) en nc of :h<? old Crol in Aq
nu n bicycle pal : ?twi n Crotoi '.ai;, and the
Harlem Ui\er '-> being peo?
ple generally vicinity of Sing Sing, who
look upon It as tl penli ? thor
r i-rhfare f. r wheelmen i* well a< a meal - I
bringing hundreds if people to the ? Aur.
ivirkriwi w-re engai putting another layer
of llmeatoi i r i han that first pui
upon the cj 'le path In th? * Parkville
yeaterday. ;
a packed an1 th ir ighlj : '? i ? ?? ?ay ?::!
? ? .? ? ? ? ick-- a spli lid surf >? ? r
i"ll. .-? | '. ? . - .;..?.. .. i :- . . i - - j> in-,
?a A mi :i f ?:? mile ige n ?
an.l this was referred thi id on* rs of thi
el ih
"I aajree with Th? Tribun? ." said Charlea >
bach yesterday, "al iul the good resul - tl
;.;?.yer= and atl I 'tea can get
on the wheeL i im an old baaeba ? -..-?
1 know the gam? In Brooklyn The two y< .?
that the Brldegra ma a in .........
ths American A*?t ?tioi ? . ?? . -
i ie pU) era used bicycli for thi
They have not ? i ? i know
the result
The irnutrural en!?r:ainmer:- and reception
Rlsjcrslde Wheelmen was bold ai Jaegei -, Kifty
nlnth-st ard Madl? i av? . last nigh! Pbe enter-'
talnment was an interesting one, tl grai me in?
cluding twelve numbers ttanclng was ei ? : intll
an ear.y h our thli ?? n Among those ;
were Mr. and Mrs .1. K Field, Ms? l".. Schnoertng.
Mr. ar.-l M:** Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Wai I
M las Minnie V ung, Mr. and Mrs. i Krakauer
Miss IT Krakauer, W <; Benecke, Mr and Misa
Bergman, Mr and Mr. Prank McPherson, Miss
McPherson, Miss J Gentle, Miss Etta Voung, Ml*>.i
B .1 Rlley. Misa Edith Brown, Miss H. Cummins*.
Mr, and Mr.- Creer?n, Mr. and Mi*s Murphy, mi
?ni Mr?. J. W, Judge, -. ? M asea Henry, unii Mr,
and y.r?. Klotner
The Gram^rcy Wheelmen ?rav? a well-attended
r< ei-te n at tre clubhouse. *?"?> 11 AMngdon Squal '
last nicht. Many weil-known wheelmen were pr?*?
ent, <i we'.: aa ttiai.v fair devotees <?' the
T.I? Executive Committee f tl com?
posed of M. J. Cremlna J leph ??.???-v I. B Welsh, j
w K. Hope and Charles *Toetei The club mem?
bers taill nave a run to Coney I Bland to-morrow
Cyclists desiring to Join the League of *.mei
*Sthoelm< :i may obtain ful! i i I irmailon and
blanks by Bending name snu address to the C)
New-Y rk Tl
SAILS AND SPARS OF Till; DEFENDER.
A DEtKRIPTIOM OF THE POLEA AND 'Jin: CASVAtl
?.!' THH NEW TA< HI
Bootoo, April IS A -m ond suit of salla 1 the
Defendor win be made bj Wilson J.- Bllaby, <>f tins
? ty, ths Ballmakei ? whose banda came the
of tlw ' 'oi ?n i. the Jubilee, the Pilgrli and
t.-..- Navahoe, in the ntraci foi bu .,n>i the
baa* :? ;.- prorldi ! thai the Hern hall fur
.-. ? ??:?... yndli ate :
T.-.e Herreshoffi are making the auli which the/
lun iah, wnile the order to the Boston . ? ? ?
makers la from ? its Thla ill ??.?i lie
.- i ? of h BpeclaJly wovei duck from ecte
In cutting the mainsail the clotha will
run l,[> a?il <]o??ti the sail, parallel I i lha le?
the usual ???'.,:., and not acroi thi
angles to the leach, as ?.n ths i lotb In the matn
i- h 11 h which th?- )?<iri n .... making Ii wil .
? ere! ??? bo easy to t?-:i ,i. tba boat ? :?> Ing which
?au.sail sic- Is wearing, and excelleni opportunities
v.ill .'?it-'? be offered for testing the mer,t.- of both
i .
Tba exact sail plan of tno Defender la given as
i? ?: Mainsail I - - , ?are fei ?. toj all 1.33
b^iiu'e feet; two Jibs, 2,900 square feet; club topsail,
1.M8 square fe?t; spim iker, 7.12? quare feeet; total.
1? ' ?' - : tare fi???: The dimension- of the balloon ...i i
? ? no) been d< ermim upoi The foresail Ii
i In the i c ires foi th? I aro lib. This total
; the sail ires of any racing boat yel built
The apara are also beang ma i- In Boston. The
mast s ., mi eel ...,i/, 30 Inches In dlametei al
he - al tu.- top II mill be liurV.i
just nine feet, which ahowa the length of the Mill
oi thi Defe* :? i The long boom la 102 feel long,
' ' me as the mast, and is i.'-a- hieben In dlametei
thi k< l point It is i.oi hollowed, nor are
at v of the spar The ?pinnakei pole :? 7j i^ei
long and P? II hes thick In the middle Thebowsprii
is u solid lo? tl toel long and I a inches at ?h?
foot. The ^;irT will be ?,t feel long and 13 Inches
?hl'-k, ti,.- top>aii pole ??ill be .".7 t.-.-t long and V?
Inches thick. The clubtopsall pole ??ill he :,i fee;
In.,? and *>?'? lie h<- thick, and '!.<? topmast ?ill he
I I f.et long and i o - Inchas thick.
THE NIAGARA'S THIRD TRIAL
I'rovi'lenep, April 1!? Howard Ooukl'a Niagara
bad her thlr.l trial ^;.ln this afiernoon in Bristol
-Hjr. it was the best test that SbS has ha<l sime
ehe was laun'h? 1, us the wind was blowing at the
rat? of fift?-en Baltes an hour from the BOUthweal
?ba went alone ?k steanilly as a atoamboat, h?h.??
Ins botter speed than she did in tba two prevloua
?rials. There ooss no! seem to be any illffereiiee In
goln?; In staye OI sailing ?'Ither on the v? in-l or bo
1r\r^ i? ,.........,.,, . V. i . i. .1... I...I.I,
? '?',., ,,, pi.., e ?,, Bulling; ,-,, un on
ore it between thla boa! and the 1
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT ?CRICKET LE ?.??/K
The Matropolltan Dhttrict Cricket (.rsaaiie met, on
Tbaraday nls-bt at the Ciicketei*-. Club, ?? h?-n ss**oral
saai ?is or bnportaji?? came up for consid?r?t I ?n
Tbo quest Ion of laterstata and Internatlonl nastc?rtes
was under discussion for aoina time, and it was
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The Standard American
Toilet Soap,
Cashmere Bouquet.
at )on?7th a?,-r<>o,l to play the annual game with Mas
Kaohuaett?. on ?lu.y ?l an?l ... in Huston.
Til?- Executive Committee was eiei-t?-1 as follow*- '
New-Jersey Athletic Club, C. II. Ellis; ?taten leland
cricket Club, F T. Short: Manhsttan Cricket Club I
J. Rosa; New-York ?'ri.-k?-; flub, K A Smith.
* -
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
"BIG HEAD" ALARMINGLY PREVALENT.
SATt'RK ??K THK DIMEASK ANta lit?? IT API
TUB llelRSKS
Fast \\..vk 's likely to thin oeei the i? i-year-olels
who li.iv.. Hatter? 1 fn- : owner? :?;i winter. More
over, ' big heael," a ellaeaae that has baffle?! the
v ? ?? ? nariea of this coun r> foi years, I? nlarmlngl)
prevalent. In addition to th?j los? if the Btlvator
M:s.- \\*( alford colt's sen eei kIi ai lent,
Gideon ?V; Daly's Salv.i1 : I ? a e-olt ii afflicted
with big he i i Philip J l a er ha? losl two
?.sters anJ manj othei i? - have been i? -
|...rt.'i Some i"!s,,.:- ?ay mal the dbtease .- nul
i m ta ?flous, bail practical ? per'.e. 1 .- taught
some '?!' ti>'- leading !?? ?<?? lei a of th i 11 ??
.t I* as contagtoei? see amallp at In the human :? ??
Bi| head Is a l.ullar dtseasa The Aral symptom
lee an enlargement ol the frontal or cheek I
When t!,.- victims of the dtsesse are exei '. ed, as
s rule they act as if they were sore In ever)
The disease is unknown In some rountrles, ??? :
Is difficult to obtain an Intelligent opinion ai !?? the
prlmary rauses of Its sporad |>prarance from
lime t,? time.
Pierre Ixarlllard's Ranco?*as Farm wa* levas
b) It? appe trance several year* nao, bul Mi Lorll
lard ?liminai 1 ; by destroying the victim*
um ;t was certain thej were atfllct?t?d At the
Fatherland Farm, Natches, Miss., the disease oli
tained a timi foothold, end II wa? year* before "
disappeared, Borne ?: the Tennessee farm* were
\.?????1. bul prompt action suppressed ti;1 ravage*
of the disease. William I.. Scott's -? ?'? ahmen! si
Erie, Petan., wa* attacked and many horse? were
made worthies*. In Ma**arhu*ett* ti.'- diaeave
paisxled Ihe vetertnarlea for months, ami man; ?*
p?riment* were tried t.> cure the animal* mho had
infracted the ailment. I; sppear* thai ih< i
fornla breeeling farms are nos the ?ufferer? ?
near!) all of the r?'.---iiiiv elevelopetl case? ire ?-, m
t'ai forais Milton Voung say* ihe be*i rear
lie.,,i |* either to h.t the ?? tltn ?n 'h?'.r head* ? th
un ,i\.' or "is., to chloroform them to death
It l.a.-iks as .f the Callfornlan* were unf.arl u ne
all around, i* Philip J. Uwyet * Savo? . bj Salt stor
t'achuca, ran out al the lis ?? ? ?? turn on the
Uravesend 1rs -k and fell over th- f.-n? ? \.
it wa* supposed thai the roll's bsck wa?
liit i ?' rr],.;. aald the trouble wa* emporary
paralyal?, caused by *hoek. Savo) wa? : . tried
a? ,i -, earting ..:. i great tl ngs were exp t
ii mi lav I wne
.! V\ Rogei rse* sre read?. I : i
?., the Wei ; It would be dial la
j...,k.t.tr ..i more prom - -;
(] E, Smith was .it Morrl* P irk ? -'-i la II
wa* greatly p a*e '? ? .
TWO FAVORITES WIS ?\T MEMPHIS
Memphis, '? enn \i r : i.? ' ? ? i
a*trou? on? : n I he ta ent , i '?'
Oi two evorlte* were un 1er : he war? ? .
w i- al hibltlv ??(,;..? I ?
post i rae ' lily unba K? ! ? leorge It? ? ?; - Ith? tl
i ;.(, !?? won ?h- ha? il ap .;?? a gall
Tke horse wa* well ba?-ked b?
tn 1 In the llrat liettlt
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Cerf ? ' ; ?: ? l'arn? ?ai
W INN i;i:.-4 AT ST ASA PII
Washlngtoi April I ? The atti
h- tbs ?SI Asspti track w., . ?;..? blue It Ig* Han?)
cap, J! (MO ii Ided, whl h wss w an bj " ? ? be .
t.'.?- 4 to 6 favorite. csntet ' . i -. . indlng
Bandowne. at the odds of ?W and ? ? rond. Wsi ti
h an, tavuti'i. al S to ? ww no i
Tui an i-.-:tiiK the de. *lon lu ? rlvliig ? ?
Lambent, t' ?> i ? I, took the th i I fi >i '? ?? Re| ,
the > to 10 favoi ? o? her rare* weni ? > th?
favorite* Pennlle** ,?? ion and M ?-??? ired the pi.
in the last ? i ? s h h coi lined the . ? I !?? I
(if the meeting Th, weathei ws* perfe and
the track fasl Attendan ?? Isrge .-' i msi ?
r.r'.t ta -, six and oi ?? hs f furl . .
ruscan loi I1: I ?ogg? Hi ? lo ?voi 1 *n
, ?-. i. im i p?>nn.. ?. i ? , *e on I: CJolden (la1
iKeefe i, S :?? '.'. Ihini Time, ! C? W ?.
.-, llenos, Vanbrunt, Pboebu* and Sil? ?tl
Frle nl a.ao rat.
Si md t i . . i -, II i ;? ?'....?-.' .' ., rn le
V.ati Jim, 11?; 11 "??:??'?:'' I to I won; King Hol?!, Hat
(Penni ? to '. ??? oti'l. Mlley lee* il.ltllefiel.li ?? ?
third. Time, I ?<:? . Loi I le, Kastln, Hamen!?-, High
i Ri ? .,- I Mil ' ?hn all , rai
Thlr I rae... one half mil??, I wo e? r-old Lam
bent, 107 ? I'-r.n i >'? t'i 1 won; ?.'???? Regal 110 . l. .??
,-. " ..'??? ?, ? ?../??.. i.? ? :? ? lo I, third
T Mi-. " . ' , Ml** Llnah, Pearl Pro k and Se
h,-., ran
Fourth ra ? ?*ven-< Ighth >.'. a mile, Rlue ItMge
HatKll ?;. .-.?ii.i : ? 111 el ",."" n. I Mi ' won .
Samlowne, 109 (Ml?lge|y|, W to I ?'?? ?t. i Copyright,
?"7 (Nareya, 7i t'< .', third Time, 1:2* i'hara?l?-.
Mara?al!, ' ?w lei and ? 'aptaln Ta
Fifid ra. e. six an?l on* ha f
Ml, hael, II? (Uoggetta, 6 to . won Round Krook,
1 " iMI'igelv), VI t?. I, *??'on?l; Romping ?. i ?? 11 '
? ?Learyi 5 i i ihli t Time, I :?.
Sixth race, on? mile, ? : nit ? ;.->t ???? !.-?.?, '??'.
i Keefe), 2 ''? ' '?. Pi-neal!? Ill iftlavltx-l
io i ?? ?".i.?I; Ca** IW '.-".,.-? ? ' ??. ). ihn i p
K,lk?:.nv. Noe-kbarren, .-..?r ?? ?..i >; lu un?,
Lltt?e Mall Uandli ?V111 Fonso, l?ong Rrooh an?l
Knapp ais'- ran. '?Time, i is
CANADA'fl HORSE SHOW A SITCPES.?!
Toronto, Ont., April )i The second day of Can
ada's greal how show wa? favor? I by fine w< uhei
Immense ?row,!'? were preaenl ai ihe morning and
afternoon performance*, nearly sll of the beal eeat*
i.?'Iiik occupied and the profnerade well ; iti mix? :
'i ? ? impetltlon n the vai m* i- e? waa 1.n,
and man) handsome ri mal* were ahown In the
ring A dlnnei va? e?lven io the Judge* from
? . . i ?Rale*, ihe Kxecutive Commltt??? and set
era dlBtlngul*lie.| gueati at th?, Clovernm'-nl House
I o-day b) lieutenant-tloverneai Klrkpatrlch iffe
which the part: pi ?ceeded t ? ? the armor) bulhllug
an i open* I the aftei no an pel ' u m m
GROOMS AND GIANTS AT PRA?rmrK
Ml ?;ami:s 1'I.avi:h HKRK rBSTKRHAY BReiW!
< it VM 'EH t"l: THK Ctl'P
i ; %MRB VKS'l'KItliA V
It? ti ll..W*ahln|ioa S PllUburg '.?. IstaaiiavlII* 1
There were no baseball fames of importan.'?
r. hfejiii-fl for 'his city yesterday, the Giants ami
e;rc?.?nis resting after their uneven struggle <,'
Thursday The two teams will come logethei aasln
h' the Polo Grounds to-day, and s lively i.attle N
aire tu result, While It w.ih an off ?lav as far ss
ai'tnal playing wa* ccmcerned, Ihe players of Hi
twu taatns wore noi Idle
Ifanagei DavhM ordored his ni<?ii t<? isport ai Ihe
Polo Qrounels ?t W ?? >?? . ?sad two hours <>f bsrd
practl ?? war had. After m re ?ss for luncheon th?
players were at it again. I>av:s mi.i hi? a i.??-.' > ara
naturally pan out at the re?iii? ,,f the opening gam*
hut inn players ni? '?<?'. dl*<*ourag??d, and n?'-j
at.? confident of their ability to redeem themselves
in the eyee ??f th* r friends Tl e ? hanoes n:.- thai
Me-.-i;'fi and Farrell will be ihe battery : o lay
e?ver in Brooklyn the Bridegrooms, who were at
work at KHst.rn I'.nk w ?re broad smiles sa they
batted "funcoes" or ch?Med t\,->. The ,?inv.:u ,,.,.
particniaii- i.infi.ietit tiiin year, and they sre con
lineed that the team ?:il be i ?:?i the fr??n: wh?-ii
the --as'in ..ii?is. Hte-m and Grimm may be lbs bat
ten? against th- Giant* t-i-ilay i.-a Chan ?? :
run;? iti,?/ t,. nicely, i"" a.? Ion*; ?es Fouts csn i.iai |
tbe Kleine thai be AH on Thiir-i.iv the Mrvlrea of \
La ?'hail.-?? ?-an t?- dispensed srlth fen the preaeni
Th'-re la ?jome s(iii?-:tu?!e among lbs rr.<-:.js .,,
Brwon L'nlversity that tl.''??'?? '"?'"" "f thai
university may nol gel all that II Is entitled to in
the matter ?f that loving cup. Measrs. Talcoti,
Day and McKee ar- ihe committee m charge or the
?iihieisui ?if the cup, and they msy meet thl* aft?r
noon and ?leclde the ?,iiesii?,ii. B. 1 Packard, the
aecretary and maitager <?i ihe Brown teanv baa
wr.'teii a letter, in which h" conten? that th?
committee should consider l?oeh th* Kamen which
Vnle playe.i New-York If this Is ?Ion?-, ami there
BC'-ma to be no i?'.a:-oii why It nhaul'l not be ?lone,
the committee has nniy one niirni. open to it. and
that is to pr?s? nt the cup to Brown
THE RECORI
Hui ? "Voa I. al it ? nub?
Brooklyn . 1 0
Philadelphia .1 0
H. iton . 1 o
I'lnrlnnstl
?'i :? ?il- . .1 .?
Pitt-burs .. 1 I
','. :i 1/ ?' Pr et.
Lo ils' 111? . 1 i ..'i'??
1 .KM Ne?, y ora .0
i uno cii ?eland
1 iHm s:. I, ,ii.
i i??. Hall
'??>? w.
o 1
ii 1
o 1
o l
G VI As TO DAT
New-York ??. Brooklyn si >'? ? ? ? ?<.- tie-? Tortc.
Baltimore ?? Plutl idelphla, hi Baltlm ???
Washington va liaaiot n Washlngi n
iMnctnnatl ?? ? i '?? ? ? al tin?
!.. ula?m?j \$ l I--..1 ii I .
Kl Ijnila % - < 1 ' il ? !. .:
i; -.MES ' A .M ?N i H1A3
ti. April IS Thi -,??:???? ason was open I al ths
?" Jt Ii II I Urounda t n ?.???''
I' ' ? 1.1 IKW p? i. ? .1 t1 ? "?roui .?.:?'
? " I ^: I lip In He i.ut field, n .ikil.c h v : I . :
IWtl I ..-?? . II . ? ? - . I ? ? - it ',
wai c laynl II :. ? ?? : miles In i nai ,..- n
on the flel t
... ..ni by ?lever
bull ???; , , i fair lead ? l ?
Wh. n hi k.:.'.? km bad ? ? ;? :? foi ?,\
' Ha, ? ?ii u total ? ' '? TI ? in ?.H ? ?
:? ??? i i uld . ? ? l. The field
Ins i.f Nicholson i i. ? -. M
Carth? l'artni Ifht and ' ?? v ?
B.at.n o o i i. i i : : o ii
1 o ", o || ?? u o || i.
M .???' in h aion 14. ?.".-'??? i. 11 r
Washington 2 lialleri. Stl\etta and (iar.xel; SI
an 1 m Huir? I'mpl
t.. ils? Ule, April I? i lowing th? brilliant
Bams yesterday th* 1 , . i ,
at? I? of playing I ? r the 1
In Ihe th : i Innll ,???.'.' : I II
play was I I by tunnn
- ? | ritrast to lia w..rl VI ??.'.' ia*i
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i ? ;:.. . ii o n 0 i n o o o i
B ......... II '.' 4 0 1 i> 'J II I .
U la Pitt?) in
"I i m?a? Hie 4 Bat
and Hi i
Mlddleli in, April It? V
'.h:i-., lei i. ,. plaj ail at Int? re?' . H '
Ihe \\'">>. in n. Hol ?? ? ; , I s fan
Init r... ???????.
Th? batter?' ? f Vaw si
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lllntion The hi
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for a i
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Hie moral prot. -, ..I u m
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pi nvi i b alioul I ami vi< i
?..?i?,i emlli k to low thai the i|
liai . , le Ilia; t lie ,., ? uillltetai III?- evil e|
Mf till
ntsnop vixt ; \ r m 11 ? ? m ;.???
Bishop l.c.l. !l VI ell I . 'i I 11 ? I. .????'? 'i. i .
I'niveralt] . : i ? . . I n r the Cb
A I t* ? lei; ??'. i .1 :, I ?? ?. ... . i.... i||i , ., \ . | :
Hid I ...i ?. ? ?..ii. .i : ?? : i . a. Tl lii?i
Hie prlnelp ,. . V !
Andres/?, Miss M. '? Satt?-rl.-, Mn - V Seynmur,
M '. I. H Brian Mi ... Ii
M i K i: i., i .ii. M if? ? u rit rath, rn. Mi ?
? an Rhj :.. Hi ? i: ,\ ? ., Ml? \ , ,!,., .... Ml ?
h K Mievens, Ml H M Mi I K
I! ?ok Miss M l1 r.i cal. .M \ i: si,,, m . Hi
fc. <i Met k?-r, Mrs. C \ h'orman Ml i I Muui In .
M ? K. Italghl and Mi- K 'I \ii. ? n .1
11 : ill] Ihe ? iipei Int. ndi lit ol . 'hools, ?
pi - . U I. and afti r ,. fi a w< Il Ai h word of j
welcome Inti al ice I Ihe Bl ?p in i ? ti .,? '.???
Bishop \ u. ? i it, ?. h .??? pi ? ': ??? ,i n: ilnl) one iif j
B?lvice lo ih- teachers bi to the methods Ihey '
should upi.l\ to ih? li li n hli.id the i gh \? i
son ?III, tin ?. il i-i i. avor lu stialti In oi d< ?
lo bring thi beat Influen. r u|?on ihe , :,n :,. n, h
?an liy reeotintlng III? own exiierlenci - a. a |.,|.'h-r i
In (}a). na, III., . . Iom . u !?. life "I .m, ...u y," he
aatd. "for Ha- children I taught, bul the?, ?eem?
i. think II .il rlghl al Ihe Um?1 and the? aurvlve.1
If, and mail) ? : ihem an well know n i.i ..
day Kmong those hi : ad taught wei... he t
m u k-.l. ! in ?? \\ He ?? '. the . i r, m|, ;. , , , . i|
I'lic.uro Journalist: l.'lysses H tirant and ileorae '
i: stwlfl. i '??? Hi weslihy Mayoi ,,? i1?,), ,.,, >.,,
..... ol these men ? ,. had achieve?! -,. M,u, >, . ,
pi ml ? In Ihelr eai ?\ - h ? la? ol ..?tainit,.;
. ]? ?Ulon* u! power .,; .1 II fllletic-i ?'.
Ward aequli I. 1 i this fuel Bishop V'li
drew au Inference ??. -i..- ? ir.-. ? ?.? , . revet ,
i-> i u cJi?'l might !>? . .' un i entitle?! ta . li ,
lion and aympathy, ohletl* f?n : iwn aaki li I
l.e.jui.. al^ . one of the bo; her?
had un'!, i ihel -are mighi n Future ?, ?.??:
t,. hol.I an Importuiil position In tin . mntry. No ;
class, u. malntali ? d " ?a held down hj ,,. i
Amci lea. and 1 I! Iren ??? ei ? taught .? Ih -
Ideal u. In af?< : life who beca
il i as) of Hi1 h '" ol.-i. "I owe ever'
h.-r ' < ?bvlOUfll* hi more :l ? . I of the p ipil the
wl li i u.is the spri i- of the li n ,,? r, i. .;?< 11< j
conelude i bv lni| n in h! h"arei the m '
f realm I "' :. Ihi u pu p ? ,nd ., m
?. pOSTOFI ICE HDRBI l> i u /, /
I .on i ?u c al il attempt with :, ., m. u ,,,
i u. iha itora and posloffiee of Van Btishlrk :.
i u iman, al Oradell, N ?' , '^.ik made .,n Wedn
night, MS In alampa and PO In cash being laben
fr?iin the ?afe. whli h waa opened with .> |lmmy and
b railroad pichase, which the thieves <u,,?. ?:.,:., ,
tooi-hnuse n?at i?? ?! W. ?an I tu t- It 1 : I? (tie, -?-ii K-.r
member of the linn, lltrea 'viih hla mother over ihe
etore Mrs \ an |iu.?klrk na? awabened aboui mid
nifc'ht by a nob?- downstairs. She went u? her son's
Apo??inaris
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS."
Received the HIGHEST AWARD
at the WORLD'S FAIR, and at
the ANTWERP EXHIBITION.
r.n and sroti*? 1 him. Van Busklrk went to a
'? '? ' window and hi I hi* revolver, but, nol hear
in ire ;i "--. , , . ? . had I ?en
? ? I?! ?ken ai I re? ne -, bed When he ? ntered the
th?? d ?or of th?
?afe wret-keel | . , , |, ;....? i ;?, ing -mi ty
... .. ?
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WHOLESALERS MAKE A COSCESSIOS.
Tilt: KOSH Kit MTCIIRRH f ? m ?i: ! 'I'? ?N IT f\H A
' *>I? .'? \*la AKR :?; rr -r, a l;i: ", ||t'g
in???I.vv ISKBtl
A nlggai i of one quarter of a cent a
. ??? i tli
?? " Ko !.??: butchers of thl ? cltj , whose
.'., ? mainly on i lie Kai I Sid?, on thi
fcrloi pan "f beef ? u a u ? whl< h
I hoy cot .?. i in anclen! ?Ijv s those ? ho
? ? ? ? down . :. ? a ete . were ai i i'.omed,
shen meet ? ..... ,i ding to tiadltl it,, t..
Ihr???* a tul ? . ., n oi lei to dlvei I .; - alt? ntlon
from ? an little "sop
? l.itly thrown to ih for 1 he purp <? ?
: an I h* idlns I I
( !? -.--?.ill ?? . to th? exorbitant prl? ? i
? i the wl .'? islers. The I-. i ?? i liul
v ? . : ? i , . ? ???< . ? ? ;?? s,,
iled and ho ? Is inke I. I .- ?attil p
itherlng In
? '.-'.. ainsi til- ? x
; ... i,\ the Chi i go Heel
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Tu i ? f | he aaso la tlon
. . , ? ? ertaln !Cew
i ui bet '?
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itotn < ??, 'i hui ? : i th*
H ott'* ? ?Taon, d?
ve m? . . . ?s getting the r
.. I cd way.
the .. hers on Inferioi
p i . . ? "i
and pi -l b?t?ef.whlch
t il extravagant!? high, wli t
,;???. th? h.?? it trade * -? Ihey
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William i I
?en ? ra In me
; Market lay: "Our 1
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nere, n
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I'm I nd It ' .-.'? ? It.-a. h r?u?l.
me, thil tween
i m , i;, un?! there is ex.-? I? nt
w? II till watet - . ? -,i
N? vi V .,, k .m i ? ?? : :"iii
i.lvaiil Ige ? ..I the I Idgenti'l ?? if Is;
lr? , al .1 ' ! ? I ? '"I ?? I i ., . II lem llil|?l "V . ?:;
T?a?' ? i iperl? uparl ment, 111) I
t, t ., ?. . . ? . .... |. oni ? m ' lie
l,athro Tl ?? Taarkiah coff? a
i nt If il i- aturo of Uie hotel i
trlrlt) v. ni run Ihe ? lev atori and ippl) thu light.
'I . . ? : . ? ? , I., I epl at thi
?I
il..- H";. : u.i ..,..., i b.a tl. ? i.e:. iat< r .-'? i Re ach
l.i.|,i ' ? i,i nt e'onipuii)-, ',i whii'h l-'. .1 i.m. ? '??'
the 1.IW..I ,.r ih . -ii,. I* urealdent. V K I ?t.-K.
bl? i. >wn u* an alert an?! progre ?Ive hotel
man, ?ill manage ihe houa, Th* Nee? V'ork ??til? -
? In Ih, I'.? ? i 'i, |, graph iiuildlng, No :??: ?road?
la i
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irogg ??A' THB TBOT COSFFBBXCB
Saratoga, Iprll 19 (Special) Rlshop Waiden, i?f
finch . ? ? mot nlng t.rtved Into : nil conn?
Hoi ?. m ii- Tro) ? 'on feren.' the Methodlat
Kp ?i "i' 'I ? '.i ii h .? rlna* ?f Ihirte? n, all of
???'"in have I...'ii engaged In ministerial duties
from one t.. four yeai
Thl afternoon at tiie anniversary of the Fiee?l
man's \i?i and ?Southern ?educational ?Society, tli?
claims and demands ..f the work In the Southland
were, presented i". th? corresponding secretary, the
Hey I'i John vv Hamilton ,?l !lo ton. '".-nieiiv
??: Virginia HI ah op Waiden made an addresa on
"Africa, .ml dwell upon the Importan?? >?.' Met h
...lists, with other d?nominations, pushing forwai I
the vor! ??' the Maxtei in evangelising the whole
? .|..r,-.l i i ?
?\i ihe Troy Ponferei a ?Sduratlonal ?Society rua
nl en tr) tin. evening it.l?in- es sere made by the
Rev I?, I i| l , iy ?r -i. ,., , ?,. .\ v . and tl?.
Rev, I ?r ll?-r,rv ? Iraham. of Itutland, \ I
Bf WiSE^IN TIME
Tib MADNESS T* OtfER" TAKING
?-? C/li /aJAT?RAl -
CARLSBAD SPRUDEl SALTS
I^Y?L1 ARF. ^SUFFERING WITH
CONSTIPATIOK STOMACH LIV?Ro.
K1UN&V COMPLAINTS
RA II. IK) 4 D IS TERES TS.
Tin; SEABOARD AIR LINE WAR
A full review of the texl of .luiiro L-*i****4?n'a <le
oi?!on at Atlant i gad an examtnatlog of tha no
t: ??> Isaued Thursday by the Western uni Atlantic
and the Nashville, Chattanooga itn.l St. Louis Rail?
way companies shows that tho apparent victory of
th<? Seaboard Air Una in seeming a per-mai****?t
Injunction agatnal tha Western and Atlantic la aa
empty one, an 1 tint the Seaboard Air Lilie since
the decision w in a much worse condition than
un.1er the temporary Injunction In effect prior '??
Judge Lumpkln's decision. Under the temporary
Injunction the Seaboard -\:r Lina could usa connec?
tions nor'a an.i west of Chattanooga to secure bust?
fiMs fn.m Ohio and Mlaslsslppl Rlirei polni !
beyond, ai i It la this business solely on which the
? ntrovera s rose .! u Ige Lumpkln's di lelon makea
tha Injunction permanent, aa far a local atatioi -
on I ne u a iti rn and Atlant ned, and this
opens up permanently to the Seaboard Air Llna a
lot a] ti rrltor* l*J mlli - I and In this u
rll ry not i j?.-r cent of tha business In ?^?.??. ?. ?
either originate I oi u
.! i Iga [.umpkin'fl dei Isio ; noi onlj : tes n.it
1 > ti ii ; Itory north and west of Chatta nooga, bul ea
pllchl) allows tha Western and Atlant-..? to di
? ??? of Ita line : ? t ?>? through business
i r,.itlned ' > or rec ?Ive t from the -'? i
board Air Une, Thla use tha Seaboard Mi :
waa enjoying under the temporary injunction, i-ut
,? I? no? . ;: off. The decision that the Si iboard
Air Line ahould file a bond tq protscl the Western
snd Atlantic In the matter of Irregularities, past
and future, gr iwlng oui or tha actl in ??f the Sea
boar i Air Une. ? tha Improper metho Is
on the part of the Seaboard Air I.ln.nplalned
: on whl. ii ? ? ? re?a lona tu
other linea with the Seaboai i A r i.:'?1 waa based,
ha ! a tbal intlal fo tndatl m In fact. The membi
of the Southern R illwa> and Steamship Association,
..... ? ? ? ? ?
? lelr caae except : regal '??- the local
: 10 mil i of railroad ai ?i th ? '?" ?' bua neaa lid n it
In any way enter I ? I.. , ?estion al
. a -
BOL'TH AMERICAN RAILWAY SEWS
Word ed here from lUfTanqullia, Repub?
lic of Col mbl i. that the C iK ad co ?
...vi.- i formt ?merlcan ?mi inj - I
of New-, ? ? an I di red foi
the ii-- Colombian Congress, v?i;i pass Into ths
hand ': Iph v n Hess Zlellnger, the nephew of
the late Austrian lit ii mar hal, Baron ron Hi ?
I . |cr too i thai thi road i overed by the ron
? , . i ,. in ..r B i '.i ? ?
the pacll ' 'auca Valley, will be '. i It
: . , ?rrv the coal from ihi ov? m i and
i.e.? being purveyed bj an American company.
T
W IV
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V. 'i
TO EXTEND THE BONDS.
e St I., tils. Iron M . intaln an l Soi
c,,ii,n.ii,. ? - exti n Ii l th ? 13.501.tira! moi i
. : per e.?on ' of the Arkanaa - i
h m nur? June '. ;?? . un il June '. 1935, al the
: . r cent per a i un The present ae rurlty
. ? n main rce, an l the prim i| ?:
? r, ? , the extei I nda ??? Il ?. redi em i
ind acet ' "
i of the con net* daj -'
i mp m ?? has mail
ft i to pur
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hoi !? i
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tl
firm i.
?the
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? ? ; OK LITTLE '?? *'K "TREBT RAILW ??Y8.
, ? . -. fro m Li 111
m of Litt
w.i-i sold at pul
? ?. COMPROMISE,
p hla. April 19-The i
! for B ; ? ? ? " '
outj t a si ? ? ?
irrylng < ?m
i would folio?
i ; to- la) . "l ou m
th? Re . ling !??'?? ling
..,.,.. . i he i
I town, and If
e to reth? r
We will ret (hat .' per rent, and tha other com
; -in ill?, le er cen? amoni
them* ? ? ? We will adl
nda If It tali ia to I
? . a ' ? s and i
.
. . on ?U ? :
shli h. at best, ran I I ipor iry, and
M I.I A a.?U. . on!
. .. .? Kith ::?-.:??
/.??r PR1CF.A AS AX OTHER TXDUCEMEXT.
I ? ? | a i i ? la . . B i ? en 11 it .
?
belle? ? ? ? il would rather i i
? i i Ig ge ?era I
? ? the dej arm
t., ;, ?.t i ire on?.Inced i
tages of ai ra? .;?
c.c-:. in o?. coi for examination, varie
binding , .- , ? ptlon of the tasi
. l ' : ? . .
how? ? hive be? n a bai ri. r to large
remove ti: i i
The) have i ins nil aloi
Une i an non .-?
riment In Ihe
??.'., ... i. n t Bren
. ; ?.. .'.? ?
? , ? ? neat i what it is doing, the fil m .? ?? -
n es, ,i- foll?n
i w hi. n the reading | ound to Ita liking.
"Trllb) " i , i;. published
? II. $107 Hall C
id for
mall. I ??'.,: ? ' | .
I ....''?. \
m ? omnium?, ill ? ivo, h
i : n M; b) mall It
? price uf \\ lllam Winter's "Life of
Jos. ,? ? t ! '.'. ? has been m t
? lining mail orders arg
UR.s Ft.ORi ADAMS HARI.IXC? KUSPICIOXM
x ? l ' t-Attorne Bat? if thla city,
Mi ' PI ?; i Adai ia Darl
N?. ;"i Wi that., to make an Ii
f i ecte?l wllh 1 he
Irving D rllng, at Mount
f'lemens Ml h., on rVbruarj 13, Issi She has de
i la i ?'d her bo.i'f that h?*r son died of poison .1
? : ?titb ' ? lion ol m ir lerl .; him,
i" i th ' aorna . : poison was administered In
tl.H i
Mrs Darting : widow . ?' n Pon federate gen
1 ? ? ? ' ? ... ? ? Society of the
c Her i ?n a hen be
was twent) : ... in Baltimore
' ? ?? ?? iiighter of tl lai .1. Im l1 Klingle, a rieb
man, ?\ il ? t a fortune 1 ir hla daugh
' ?' The wi rred In IS?, when 'lie Dar
? v -i ? ? v.., nil : ? Ar. r their marriage the
young c lupl : ? this city Th? %
ihen ?? - ni to live In ti r. wl n ... ng Darling
waa the ntaiiaaei ' i u, piano tlrm. In an accidental
fall the man .. irt sei ? \ [n iw*j
III In u ashlngton, and ?,s
111 later In " '
? .
th..
Mount
city i
? ???m. :??(. ? !,? re he ? 11 * -- ?
in accordance with hla expressed wishes, hla
body ?a-? cremated Niter hla mother laid her
aceusatlona uf polsonln.fore the District Attoi
ne) of Detroit, \\ !i-> said thai ho could discover no
motive for the alleged poisoning She also ha.l In?
terviewa ??im aeveral law? rs, s im. ,,, whom Inti?
mated thai Ihej thought she was affected in a hal
lu.'illation in this mattei At ih District-Attorney'?:
otiles the opinion has been expressed that !" .,a\
crime was committed In connection with Darling'*
death It could not have, been committed In tin
city.
KAHRotn FESteHT TtttEYE? ARRESTED,
a gang ?' thieves, which f>u- over % ?ear baa
aystemailcally robbed tha Erie Railroad Company,
baa been captured In Jersey City The men are
Kamio-i Martin, nineteen years old, <?' No. ZM
Ninth si . Warpn Denken, twenty-eight years old,
of No :?<: Seventh-st.; Tallen Long, twenty-two
years old, i I No ti Hopkins ave . Louis Rettet
twenty ti\.> \ ?ars old, of No. 171 Steuttea-st., and
Clark i:. Phillip?*, twentj years old, of No. W
Ninth at, JUSI how much the Kanu has Molen i
known and probablj never aitl t?.. but II la
many thousand dollars. The stolen
loth, clothing,
?timsted
...i
th
proper!) consisted of < l r
irmorellas, etc., and was taken from freight <Mr
wolle ti,-- srere being transferred on itoats fi
New-York to Jera ?? City Long and Deaken ?v
employed a< deckhands on the Brie tug Buffalo
?vha'h lows floata across the Hudson River
m
ii-it
I LESSOR TO CAB DRIVERS.
a cal? driver, (tras tin.?! $i.? by lus
tic Voorhli In ths Tombs Police ?'.?urt yesterday
for overcharging O. 8. AI taadroi Mr Ale-tandroa,
.??n srrivim; Thursday nie,?.' ?i un Savannah on the
Kansi, i City, agreed to pa) Jaoobl *i if he took
him to No, ?". Roosevel* it Jso?M Btopped In front
of No. MC i'anal -t. an,i g it the II. Then !..? offered
to take ASexaadros to k.>.velt-st for another
dollar Inatead Alexandras had him arrested, .\i. x
androa wanted t.? wttbdraa lha charge,
"i won't ist yen," said Jui?g.? \'i>or?ii!?. "Ja<*otH
ia one of the Desbrosses-Bi cab drivera, the worst
lot l know, IM ilk.? to break up their praotlces." i
-^~~**~ - - l Ml l ? ?~ l- ? ?sK
860 Broadway, Union Sq. and 18th St.
Headquarters
Open Fireplace?
? Fixtlres&Tile^
Klegnnt Stork. Beat Serrlea, Maker'* Prie)??
/ni
ATHLETICS
VPs^
IV|/\KE YOUR OVV
B Venetian "Lantern* Cnmlloc
I Stii'ks,?!.rills, S.aiiiiiiiKLamps u
C Fancy Plantea, Holder?, ete^ete* j
Y M) 1(11 IIKKIVI.. ?O ItlVKTS. L
hi tOS
and pleasing fxstinu for e
o/,/ and young. R
HULBERT BROS. &
SPOirrsMEN s si rr- IM,
'?O Wl'.ST *j:u? ST.
PHOTOGRAPHY
$ure*Jt .
?anniSiO?^1^
Observe the Di-tillinc; Company*!CertWteaM
on each ?bottle vouching for purity and original
1 on (Jr.
?STRONG
SiLm^7^A:ir,)?(V^SPEEDV
I-???? m.
Housekeepers!
Hew tare of Im I in f IMS of our celebrate*
HAND MADE
Wafer Crackers.
We b.-i?.- ni:ii!e final anlft the ..rlslnal
i I r.-,?-l??-r for !?l >?-l?rs.
i:??-p> ?nicker I* nta:,,|irtl MMI'LY find
BENT & CO.
Seven letter? onl?.. N?> mure, no I?-??. ? onn?
, iheiii nuil iicii'iil an? ? riii-k? r ?iiiii,|i?'il oilaer
j ?lv If > 011 nun) ein- ?irlilo.il.
l.'st.iMivlicil l.SOI.
'? ? ? ? ' ? ????1 ? - ? ?? ?? ? ^? ? 1 ??????????aaaammMSSeBfSSi
Telephone Rates
In Br okl n, Jersey City, il k n, and Now-irk,
$i". ISO, and *??'?'? per year, a,- ? >rdlng to nurti-?
of messages sent and ttaracter of t?rrico.
Pull long-dlatan ?? ^ulpm? nt. Private lines and
lapeakinK-tUabe ?ystems installa??] at i?\is..n.*ihl?
rates. Write \ ?r-Y rk and W.\ -.!??: sey T. I??
pl -.?? 1 ??.'?' ?
QPflTIWP I. 1er. n ?ta-* ?n4
Oru 1 inc. ain* from < il and carpet? eia4 ?Sisa?
? .??????-at a M ?nu N, p) aaant do, Be.
at diuf^i-'?. n 1 ?t. cnttentoo US Paili a Be , K*w-T?t?k.
KIDNEY ANO BLADDER PAINS
K.i> kae-iie, ami v?, al.in.-*?e? viel.I tea
I uMi-urit Aiili.rt.ln I'laater, tli?
BsMt peejrfewt antidote t?. pain aud
mli.uniii.itmu ever rouapoiiitiled.
REASONABLE
il m i
?ultra*!
? i-.- and 1 ill
it*? of Woodbairy'
V.il Soap ?. ii
I . i tan) yeai.?
?1 thia
&
WILDE A\l> TAILOR HELD.
TMIV ARN ? ? ?M M I'll Kl > UII'II.MT Mill K?>R
TRIAL IN' THB ?'Iti.'.iix vi, ?Ml'ltT.
I/.tikiti, April l?. -OSCST Wilde 1111 ? 1 his friend. Al?
ii?'! Taylor, srsrs stralcned in the H>w street
Polios Oourt ia' ti.?.?n t..-.lay toy further exatnin.a
tl.,n. Wilde apapaarc I III and fatlnnel. His hair
was ruffled and bis ssoeral appearwee taffleaatai
carelessness, (Jliarle* Parker and oth.-r wr.iae-aae*
v\ei.- 1 aile 1 to the al en.I. and Kav? ?lianiaa'lti'i testi?
mony rtgalnst both \\ 'lid* and Taylor. At the ot**>
L-luafon oi the examination Wilde an 1 Taylor were
?Mtninitted for trial In the l'entrai t'ritiilnal e'mrt,
??I.I liailey. Tli -Ii ii!'pli.-ati..n for hall wa? refused.
To the queatton whether he bad anything to a*y,
\\ il'i ? replied: "Not at present."
I'niinssl ??'? Wll,?.,, haa announce?! hla Intention to
apply to the Court of Qtwen's Psneb for the a?i
?ilaslon ?if bis citent t.? ?'-ail. <?n ihe ground that
? ??? a.?ml*slon t?> ?Sail Of a prisoner i?hitrg?vl with or
ledlcted for a Bindsmsanor I* ooniyulfjory.
SBLLIXQ THB VICTORIA HOTEL EFRMTVRM
?|'ii'- ssslagns?r*S sale of ?M furnishing, at the Vlc
toria Hotel, whlen was <*!? 's.-?i aboot tw.> w...k? a<o
? ;? aev.mi.t ?if bad husiiu's-i, m h< % m yaatat?as
forenooa l.v Philip A. Smyth. suctttSMear, J.?tii.?s o.
Y.'iu ne?, the a--.^n?'.', vv.i> pn-M.-tu and .llr??ct??d
tl..- --.u?' ih.- liiiniture of tin- hotel is ?ratos*! al
the < ::/ituil cost, 'iv.-r 113S.00O. \l my of tin? <?:??-..?
m?'tits and hu, ., bra? ara wiiuahl?- from af-'.i. lati.m.
The h ii?? yesterday was held <ut the a. wind loor.
This i-1 the portion <>f ths niMiss thai sras oc??*ttpM
by ths serrants, and th.? furniture th.r.- was of
?rather ? mmon order. The luual array of hartiain
seekers snd '.< tardltaf?>bousa keepen s/an jareaent.
The ^aie of th..-- furniture on the lower ft >.<rs will
take plaie t??-?lnv-, und a l?"tt?r ?lass of |>atr?vn* la
expected. Ths procsstls reaatarday wer.- small. Tha
salo will be ki'i.t up until averytlilna* Is cleared OU?l.e

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