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?trike out th-- enacting clause, making a s, ee h
In opp sitie ii : ? t- ? Il il" said it na 1 resulte !
from the Invcatlgatl na ol a commlttM In New- j
Tork, I ut it waa not so Just a u that ?>! the j
C'?mt!:i:t???? of Se??. ? :.;y.
Speaker Pish ? ok the flcor, leaving Mr. Cut
1er, if R? -kland, In the chah*. II" made an
answering speech '? that <?? Mr. l-'-l-y. It was ,
oui ..f the m?gt ?'? things in his p llti? al
??;ir? ? r. he said, to h? ir ? h? g nl ? me n from Now- ;
York advocating the bill of the CommlttM :
Seventy. Mr. Pole* probably expected that hi?? ,
advocecy of the b\\ wonl i place hin*, in C ing*r**ss,
a? his predecessor had i?ecui*ed ?? geai .i? that
body.
"Well," reriiarked Mr. Poley, "I think my j
aspee h will pit ?? me In Congi**!-* as quickly as
the sjice, ii ' ?? gentleman from Putnam will
land him !n i. r's e hair."
Mr Pavey then offered an amendment, dire t
lna? thai ti-." provision thai al n time should
r. ire than two of the ? nlsslon f the
?rame ?political faith be s-ri ken out. This amend
i . .* ??-ai lost, a id Speaker ?Pr.i Tem Cutler an
? -i a : ill n the : i ? ; issage of the
bill.
e">n the r Mi A.nsw ?rth adv ited
passage. The tide i ' public oplnl ?n was n fav? r
of the Lexow Commitl e, at i the work of it
?should b- sustalne I, be Mid.
Mr, ;?. . wii ti !?-?= nan e **i si ?a hi I, rau ???:
a s?'iis;?u ?i iv stating ?hal ;. ?al the
xote being taken was upon his motle i
o-.it the enacting clanse. This Mr. Cut'.e
th.- ' ?...i:, del d '''!??: d the
t Mr. Malby, when hl" na ? a hed,
advocated the bill. The only fault he had to flt.ii
?va?- that the Rep?blica) i had not pass? i 11
ago and left the ?remainder of 1 session to the
r nslde ratl >n of otl ei ?ur? -
kttn Mr. Pavey had denoui -ed the bill at a
(4. %j betwee T i i any Hall and Ihe leader of
th" Ft'v ibll ."?!'?? of the State, ? vote
of P6 to 21.
The passage of the Blpartlaai Pol si n by the
A?.?enit?iy yesterday waa lbs main topic among
politicians last evening. The leaders In the rel
movement ?we nol prepared a-* yel to allow t1 ?
bill to become a law. i passed both
branches of the Legislature ts next n
toward final enactment will b. the heating which
Mayor Strong mual give upon it '."'ere approving
or dlsai proving ii.
For thi.- public dise u ... ,?.,> ,?.
formers ate preparing A promlnenl member ol
Committee of ><?-.? my said lasi ev II had
: ?' ?r some time t commltte
tl ? .'l'y e 'n). an : the i ' ::?'? lerated Coun?
cil of Good Government Clubs, would send carefullv
chosen repn - to arpear a hearing and
urge tli' Ms I ipprove ti: ? bill In i-? pr sen*
?bape. It i? probable thai Mayoi Strong will be
Hi-k< 1 to return the bill with met nent? Intended
to rhmlnate the bipartisan character of tha nv.is
ure As ibe Mayor ha? all ady said thai he was I
not opposed to the bipartisan principle in the bill,
some of 1 'ai- pie are : : n >w dispose I i
make an issue ?n this point. The majority, how- '
ever, are determined to ?:ivo the Police Hoard an
f.?l 3-n ?mb"re.i membership If r^ssibie.
A certified ? : ? th? measure may reich the !
Ma) r's office to-day, m that <',aionel Rtrons can ,
announce the date for the hearing at once.
PROSPECTS OF OTHER MEASURES.
TTIK FOLK'S MAGISTRATES BILL '.'.KI.I.Y TO PAN
th:: skn \rn TO DAT.
Albany. April 9 ?**;?? dal), Saiator O'Connor, the
f\tt Chilean Ie?*rt4er in the Senate, i-\;..????? l to be
ah> to call "p i^r conalderotl n to-day the New
Veirk Police Heor!:an?zie?lo:i ?bill, but oaring ' I tl
aheence of Banator Wolfert, who has been 111
for Mirerai weeks Lu Brooklyn, I : t it best
to postpone actl a >-n the measure. This aft n
fa-i.iitor O'Connor re Ived a i --? m '??? m -
W'olfert announcing that he vould be h
morrow. Thereupon Senator O'Connor ? I there
44'ouUl be a rail ol the Senate to-morrow to take
adion on ;he ]'?i -e Magiatratea bill, and ;
the poli.-c Reorganiutlon bill. too.
it really begins to K-uk as though tl Pol e
Mesglatrates measure, which has alt been
peassed by the Assembly, would >*? :
S'r.atc ?Senator
correspondent to-day that i-.?- should v te for it.
The only Republl an Bensl ? a?! o, 11 i-? l is
pected, may vote ag?*eUnst ttas bill li Its ne? n -
loss will be nade ge ed bj the vote
ilradlcy. I -, - : .
The Police Reorganlz i i me up also
in the Aaaembly to-morrow. There, Assemblyman
Miller sa) s. he will imendmcnl ~?????
dismiss?- : ? ' , ?? the right i
courts li one Commissions There was
a batiK- over i i i matter In the - na e, which
ended in the ; ?II erne n obtalnit
appeal to the courts, and how, I
>?? a conflict o? a sim.iar nature In th? ?Vsseml '.; .
Senator Robertson, one of the three Rep i
?vho voted for th?- appeal amendai mi in the -
inform?-1 The Tribune coi ? to-di
notwithstanding the appeal to him by the Kei
can County Committee ,.:' Wesi nty to
change his attitude, he ?till n ilntalm . : at i?
llcemen ought * ? have an appeal.
The Senate Judie .\. Commitl ? this afternoon
resol v ?d to report the 111 with
several amendments. The chief of 1 permits
Mayor Strung to app int a Master ?n Chan -ery as
a police Justice. Th?? is suppose 1 to have t?e pul
in to permit Mayor Strong to rea] ? Jus?
tice Deuel. The bill was i ? as to
S?rmlt of chlldren'i ap] [ to the i
eneral Beeslonn,
Senator Henry Wolfe?, who hai nearly
all ?at the pre ? ? ? -? - m of the Legislai re
panied by bti eon, ?Peter, : ?t nlghi lefl ; Is :
But New-v..-)-: ? the Orand < 'entrai
Hta'.ion. Intending to take the 9 >? ? ?. tl for Al?
bany. \\.* physl Ian adv -? i agslnst h
house, but the Senator's colleagues Importune?)/him
and he male the effort HI? family are
he will uv?-rt:,x his strength.
WILL TEST THE VETERAN ACT.
UR. Oi?*Tf'.A>*n.-*ll WAS ArTr.ll A II. V K. 1','T A
MAN WH0 HAD MOT HKKN A ?SOLDIER ,,,,t it.
Albany, April 23.-11. il. Me? '?irmic, jr., of this
city, as attorney for AlFon 15. OrtraiMier, a veteran
and clerk in th?? headeiuartera of the Btate Depart
ment, G. A K . In this city, will appl) to the courts
for a manelamus against the Superintendent of
Pih'.ic Hu?H?m?;?. Kr?""tr;ck Kasion. who will he
asked to ?how cause why !" d ! not appoint Os
trander a? deputy In his department, Ostrander
was an applicant f?r Ibe pli s when the change
of adilnlstratton v\;,-< broughi about. The
was at that time In th?* competitive schedule or the
?t?te Civil Bervlce, ?and Ostrander applle?! to ti:.
Civil Service i rs for -.,??.,-:. -, mon,
Subject to tl - nil? No examination was ordered
at one? . .Sc-vite Board shortly aft.-r
wanl changed the place from the competitive to
the non-oompetltlve schedule. Super!
ton then apptunted J. V. Jacobs, of Troy, v.l., .
not a votor in, to 1 pi-ace. .
Counsel wi? contend that, under the law giving
veterans preference In all appointments, a veteran
should have been appointed after examination, and
that the chance ni.iklnac the position non impel
the wa? Ulagal It i? the intention of t'..- veterans
to carry the erase up to the highest court, if neces?
sary.
Mr. F-edcrlck T. Pay Is th<? proprietor of the
ohh-it dug alora m I. ,w-?i. it was establlsbe 1
In UJT. and is ?till enducted uri'i.-r the old Ann
name of CarU-ton ?? Hiv.y. Mr. Pay says, March,
MM:
"Hood's Sarsaparilla is beyond any qu?stlon
the best selling ineell ?lne and by far the in ,.?-t
pron:inent bio-nl purifier before the public its
sal?s, compared with any other preparation, are
as five to one. Other medicines hav,. boon aelv?r
tise-d and have mxH? f.,r a. short t'me, but Hood'a
Sarsaparilla ?sella all the Urne anel Is as Btaple
as cotton cloth. Many of our cuatomera have
told how much fh?-y have h?a-ti h. n-lltcd by
Hood's Parsaparllla." Rasemamber
Hood's Sarsaparilla
2s the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently in th? public r-y<- to-day. It f<-< 1.4
the nerve?, tl??*'!':? and ?tirana on pure bl 1 ad,
and thus ?tIvs perfect health.
HftAd?fi Dille **"* to bu-' easy to ?*?-'-'.
OOU S KIIIS easy In effect. 2ic.
u1806 Laundry Soap"
In 1806 was established
Colgate & Co.
BICYCLERS CET IMTATJEST.
THET TIME T11K PASSAGE OF THE AQUE?
DUCT PATH BILL.
SENATOR ROBERTSON BVCXTCBDi IN' CACBINO
FURTHER PELAY-TO INVESTIGATE THE
OPPOSITION OF PROPERTT-OWNEHS
ALONO THE MM".
Albany, Ai*"', -'? (Spc iaB. Senstor Csntor had In?
..; ;., push to-day, before the Committee on
, ? ., his bill for the construction of <i bicycle
pathway on the old aqueduct, from High Bridge lo
Crot?n l'.iiu. bul li" was Informed by Senator
Robertson, of Westchester fount), ih.it the latter
. ive i .1 larce n imbor of !? itera fr im ownera
perty lo that county, ii it? ting againat any j
m of their backyard! bj wheelmen passim
along the aqueduct. Senator Cantor told Senator
rtaon that be thought Ih? extent of thta de- j
p ?-.I invaaion of privat? '?' aras exaggcr?
aied. 11? then showed lo Senator Robertson ths
following letter from Isaac B. Potter, or New
?ork, In regard to the s hes ol the wheelmen In
? )?' :i tt.T :
My Dear Senator.
The legislative se-alon has fo far advanced that
v.. begin :.? feel a ti fie anxious about the bill now
Senate and Assembly (which by your
Kindness was Introduced some weeks ago) pro? I
: the use ol the surface of the Ci non Aque?
duct .???? ,i cycle ; ath We h ive Vtnfi 0 rlden n
?v , ell ? to whom Hi- passage of this bill
i* of great Interest. 1 have read a single criticism
published in one of the dally papen In ivhi rom?
p? . ni ??? is mad? ll -it Ihe bill Is "uni onstll H onal "
rlnclpol reason alleged being thai the bill
would operate I i divert the Inn?!? appropriated f-r
aqueduct purposes to another and different pur
p ne This Is, of cours ?, untrue, because tli" lull ?
?-;>? i.-r.iv provides thai whenever the aqueduct iu |
sbai l ined or the land nol used for aqueduct purposes |
the I u 'I shall reven ta tl original ownera. Wh.a ;
th. bill does la merely lo )?.i?.?li?.e the ufc <?f the |
pathway on the upper suif.*..'", so thut th? law may
recognise the very use to which .i large portion .?f '
thia upper surface or pathway baa been devoted
for a ong lime, it is now i travelway; la used by
v, gone, fool passengers und bicycle* if so used, i
there I? no reason why it-? use should not i?" piop- .
erly regulated, and, ,f need be, properly repnire.l
..?A kepi in condltl in
We have, "f course, no objection to any change in
the f.>*-!ii of the bill or in Its Bubatance bj whli h
?. :. : i tile featun may I ? ? ted, bo
the ' ? i '?.?I provisions, ..r s-,..:n" Bubatanttal
n of them, are preserved.
l have had many letters of Inquiry and many per*
sonal Interviews with prominent wheelmen rep?
resenting cycle organisations In these cities re?
gal Mng the (?: gres s of thii bill, anl have told
them thai you would doubtless ???? thai it waa
properly taken care ,?f. It would certainly be a
:. . i ; .A- and timely act if you could secure It?
j assage.
i lave written ?> Mr. Hatpin, who his Introduced
tii!? bill In ti:- Pennte, substantially the same as I
have now written t ? you.
:: ertson Bald that, nevertheless, he
oppose the bill with all his i wer unless it
was pui ;., more aatIsfactory form. Senator Cantor
rel re de Ided to refrain from pushing the i II
until he could agali eai im Mr. Totter "I have
? ? tten to Mr. Potter," t- . ft? rwai 1 ? ?
i to tel] me
?? ha? poi tloni ol M que luc? run
? '. te gl Ounds Itlil ? it. Il ?eins
? ? there are 1 n i i ectioni lueducl
:? of it. in fac? ng Ti bunn'a
. ? ? t?? he used without
: ? ? - .. :' ; i ? : . ? . ? ?
, : . ict run? through pi Ivate
Is I ..??. . ? . . etoill t
none i , '? .r <-. om Mr. P [ion thli
In? i , . of private hi ....
Till-, APPROPRIATION BILL?
?' ',: Ell ".V THE SENATE ??N : ' ORt.BRl D TO A
'? SI KREN? i A vi :: PR. K*EEI>1N?*S.
Albany, April 23 Obi lie t I i the order of laai
night, the floor of Ihi Bei ? wai cleared of all
.t.? a n ault, m inj ? ? .
kn ,'.?ii men ??!..> have heretofore besli red the
? ; t.. t;.u<' peats n ihi .
The a?.:, ?il Appropriation bill ??.i* .. apeclal or
er, ai I was called up by Senator Mu In, The
Sei tl ' , : ?: .A. : Item ? Btnoui ting 10
* " leaving tl total tl I ? I ? ?
i.-?.?.??? :..!,, i ' ? ha?s ? be pul approprU
lion Increased US ? lo IS. Thl brought about
"; .is tO ?h- t'.U.:,'. : of I ffiplOJ ??
? ... . i , ? ? . . 'apltol Ni k seemed I
know, .. nd : he i ? ? ?
.,'.'.. ? ?. , ? : ?
i . three. Senator Rainea offer. I an amend?
ment, ; ng tl numb r ol t
, . | . , b . tor 1
? ? imende I by ? rlkii .; o I I
? ? ? . ners must b. ? el
Sen rom III
. I" .'??? n lh imounl -? ... - I .r fii I
marches and en rclses 1 the I < luard li
was granted. Tl approprl I ??. '
Rxpei In i ni Btat on wi ? ??
?. ? ? ? amended.I prlnt
l! V. . ' ?
Tl:?' bill ; : ? ' ' ' ?-.:??!
r ta ?:.- Lexow : esMgatlng < imn i
lee was ad? m ed to (hli i i
The appi | lat? n In th? bll for the New-York
State Home for Anei Dependent Veterans and
their wives, mothei widows etc., waa Increaaed
from ta*O.0O0 to IS I.?. B : ator ' ?'< "onn ir'i moi on.
t? ? Conkllng bill, requiring lodgti ,-h< a he? ji
ers to keep s register, ??as advanced to third read?
log ??.:?...!? debat.
\ . inference committee was ordered on the
Troy JAi .- bill.
.... a ??...? ??. of the foreign
ice tax In Neu foi k C red to
a . . ? ?
the bill passed were:
Mr. ' ?erat'a, ? mil of B iff il i Or? le
- i ? :.... ? ? (two bills),
Senator Quy's, aut rising t of fun Ik f..r
.? ? ; lental exi ? ? ?
'?
onn< '? i with lh? New Y?ik
Sei il - M illli ; ? ?? ng for th? ? lyment of
? ? ?? Slat. ? ti inl ths ,, ? ?ury.
folios n" bills wi re Inti ? luc? I
li-.- Senator O'Connor, requiring nol ?? li wi
t. be served within nine!? daya on ? irporai ma In
all cas? i of suit foi . .. ? ? The
<? la to " ' forth the nature of ih<
the circumstan ?? ? in lei .?.hlch II '???,
\ ?? dishing i ' mi ??'? to ?' ?;? ?.? tmi nla In
York city, excej the Corporation Counsel.
jtv Ken '? i Qu ?'. ;?: ?vl ling f i an additional
? Vew-Yoi k In tl ?? i .\ ? ?. r* >i ward
By Senator Lexow, Mi Cutlei a bill amending the
! a : ' ? 1 .-'.'.,. 1 1 I v.
By Senator Wolf. Incorporating th? Hospital for
Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria Patienta m New?
Vor',..
By -'.-?? Hoher! \ Idlng f ?? ? ?? ? ,,? i ,::
:, of Wakefteid, Ka i cheater, W'llllamsbrldge
uni West Chester with Nea Vork City.
By Senatoi Mullln amending the Penal ?'ule by
." It ng II :, crime pun ?I ilile by Ihre* rears' Im?
prli ..rr.ent >,r ;. fini if t'J ?' to remove ., journal
Lm-s from a cai without authority
By Senatoi Owens, f u bllli prepar. l !,?? ihe
s' . . A- .?? .- immliti. thai li ?? estlgaia I the
i , :--i, itrlk? i ".?? same as lbs Assembl) billa
i ?<?. ? , .. . . ....
?
NO RAILROAD ON FIFTH-AVI"
Albany, April Q. -Assemblyman I--? Petra said to
<!.,?? thai ti.- bill authorising Ihe ronati . tlon <.f
railroads i?1, Fifth-ave, below Twenty-foiirth-st, In
*?? ?? '. .?ri. ?'Us v.-oui i not be pressed, ?is Mayor
Strong waa opi osed t?? it.
??
STATE CIVIL BERVICH COMMISSION
Albany, April ':'?'? Thi Bute <\?ii Benrlce Com?
ru1?.?;?)!! hns adopt, i .: resolution raising the alan?
dal . u' examinations for professional competitiva
positions In ths Civil Servies In New-York City.
'in- applicant muai hereafter receles s minimum
of at leasl ? ??r ,.-,t t., be eligible, Instead ..f 7')
i? r cent 'A ? board also took i-ognltanca <?r the
I..-W Brush Va t.'ian law They consider the u-v as
providing for ;? non-competitive examination for
veterans. Com lerabli time \?n? spenj considering
a cdasslftcatlon ol positions In theifltatuTl>epai*tinent
of Public Instruction *
a resolution wu.? adopted to-day, providing that
'"whenever a vacancy ., eura m the offi.f chief
examiner of the commls-4on, un opon competitive
? ).. mlnation shall be held under the personal uper?
vlaipn of the commission, the examination papen
'" ? ?i' pared by them for [Re purposi of nillntj
'??, ?? position, rhs ?'...initiation shall !><? hel?l imder
'?? i des .ml n-Riil.-itlotis .n rr.p-e it. i ?Murai t., ex
amlnnttona for competitive plsces, except sa abovo
provldi : '
l'.II.l.:' APPROVED BY TUB QOVF.RNOR.
Alasay, April B. Oovernoi Morton hsa anproved:
Chapter :;?'. Senator Owens's, appropriating *g,MQ
for mora fully oraanlslng sod equipping nie v,,i,n,
leer :.r?--:ivin?; corpa of Inland waters of this Hint?'.
Chspter M Ben-?tor Mullla's, repealing Chapter
':?>'. of the laws of ik*i, cresting the oAcs of Hh??rn
in?;,?tor for N'ew-York Harbor
Chapter M Assemblyman Bchoeprlin'a the i?,uf?
falo Commlst U ner of Jui ?ra bi:i.
HILL BACKS FARNSWORTH*! CLAIM.
Albany. Aprfl tt.?united States Senator David B.
Rnl appeercrl b?fore the S'na'.e Finan." ' :om:nltt'?
this afternoon and usktd that an item ror LS.OOO be
Inserted in the ?Supply bill This is an nmonnt which,
it is ciaime.i, waa due 0??nerol John c. Parnsworth
a? his commission on th. amount recovered m him
at Washington for this state on account of old war
claims. No mt'.an waa taken.
ill's V DAT IS Till! A88EMBLY,
a i.\i:?;k mmi.i:r or r.ii.T.-* i'A"s!:i? a ni?;iit
SCMIOX-?THC ANTI-xriUTY f:;t... AMEKDED. '
Albany, April 23-The Ariembly to-day pussed
the?e bills:
i Mr. Maddera's. Increasing th?? ?alary of ehe clerk
of the Long l?laiid City Board <?f Education.
? Mr. Fatrbrother's, authorizing vVhltestone to hor
row- money to meel bonds.
Mr. Falrbrother's, authorising F\ lahlng to Mr?
I row monej.
Mr. Conklln's, reorganising the police depart?
? ment of Richmond.
Mr. Qleaaoi 'a, dispensing with the contract tro.
? tern In the New-York e'lty Dock l>e|iarttn?'tit.
Mr. t*lark?on's, authorising Brooklyn to Is tie
bon.I? f.?r Klatbush Improvements.
Mr IVIlks's, suthorlzmg the Board r.f Aldermen
t,. Invest?gate the various departments ?,: New?
York City,
Mr Willis's, to lerritlmltlse children whose
p rents bava married after the birth ?if such chil?
dren.
i ?n motion of Mr. Finn, the tlm?*- for the Burro
gate of ?Vew-Vork County t<? make .-> report upon
appraisers sppolnted durlns the isi '. year was
extended f.ir s week
ang tee hills in:roiiii(*".i were;
By Mr. Miller, providing for certain sppllan es
for the protection of bricklayers in New-York
: | Mr. Braun, th? bill imr id ic '. by :
l.amy, authorising tha c nstructlon of ? bi Ige
seros? the Niagara Illver at Buffalo, with wheel?
,.? : ? ? ? . to develop power.
lev y P, gnhuts, reli : time of keeping
open the New-York and Klngi County departments.
By Mr. Madden, authorising Long Island City
to borrow money for lmprove*m< ii
H. Mr. Btewart, relating to the grading of roads
In We itche iter County.
By Mr. Hoefler, allowing trades unions and as?
semblies to Incorporate ; r ibe hiring of a hall.
The lirait" al l:?? o'clock t \ a r.<-..-* until 8
0*1 toe k this evening?
Th" firm b II ? ken up when the House reconvened
wis ihe Alnsworth Anti-Nudity messure. An
amendment was offered by Mr. Friday, proe
that the hill shoul i no) apply t , the costuming .if
mils'?, a legitimate dram i and operatic prodeic
tlnn?. Mr, Alnsworth said he h ep I the amen Iment
would nol prevail. The intention of Ihe bill -.\au
?> )-i ?teel the public from Impure ?cenes, and the
amendment would practically thwart the ''.".-er?? of
those '.? h ? i id can led the bill I i be Intro lue, i
Ti:.- bill ni It stood, Mr. Foley Mid, was nol Just
The m"n??iire which should be pa ? l ougltl to pre?
vent Indecency, but should protect legitimate drama
Mr. Btanchfleld thought thai no bill should roce
the rec nltlon ol the House 'hit would prevent
the rendition of Italian or "f ?and opera
The amendment of Mr. Frl i.?v was adopted, snd
tjie i. || laid aside for repri .
These billa we re i s??a?ed:
Mr Bell's, i r the relief of certain churches In
the Twenty-third Ward of New-York rite : ? i
ng them from taxatl ?? m certain pr?>?-*rty.
Mr 1-'?','!.i Vs. ;o l neon ?rate ihe Ber.e\?ol?nt Loan
8 > 'let*. .?!' Brooklyn.
Mr. Pavey'a, suthorlxln?" a bien : ensus.
Mr. Hamilton's, to r tabl'.sh New-Y rk dty n
permanent establishment fot the ure and preven?
tion of hydrophol 11
Mr Nlles's, to el????? fr m certain assessments ,
the Reform? d Chun h of Mott M i
Mr. Hal| authorising th? .W? York ?'11
Commlssl ners t i il dei m ne I Margara! IIml ?n
.l.i.m
Mr. I lu? i ' I ?' " ' >'? allroad ;
ty's Square. i N*a?* York City,
pi 04*1 le for tin ng'-r 1 ereen I .,??
i w o pol '
Mr Bai ger's, ? ? t ? i?
main) > ? ? i i.t il-.j m? ? ? ?
....
TO MAKE I.IN' ?l.N'S niltTHDAY \ H ?I.IOAY
Alhan), Api i ? . ?? ? ?
passe?! hill making
ary 12. a | I
It also ] ' ? V rk
and llrn'il
\ ' ; ? . i ; ? v
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lr
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t ?. i
night for pa ?nage. A
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H 11 til. he under?! ? ...
res . ?
and Mall -, .??
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. ?mi rise t . ,
' ? ? ? , an?! th,
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XEW MEMBER* OF TUR 'I '' \ tClPA ; IRAOCE
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imttt? i t ? . ?!'. ?? . -i
ernment ? i ii> ? ' ?un. II 111 ,n ; . ?., i.., .v i ?
o.'iety of theCll . i . ; ,,
e. nment 'lui,, l-o ilavllle, K ? city .?.. ; -.,
N, V Muni Ipal l??eageie ..' Omaha, N'eh.; e-?,rV
1 ? ..'??-.-I;,i? ' nion ol Neu .. i.. *S '
Fi-eleratioi ?.?tiland . ? i ; .
Pa'ei ?on, N. J., pal
"BILL" COOX OS Ills ?TiV r<> FBISOX.
Fort Bmlth, Ark \, ? ' I ' Cook this aftei
ti ,,,ii i ..-,?... -
' - .'? ? ' .??;??. ,-??:.? .,i |
? I. ???'-. In ? al prison si
? : li ?hei t ,i on, and ' he ?.* In lows ??f -,v hie h a?.
!.? .i i '-, barrl i?l? I. In i he i am? i ? ,?? ? > ? n
'? ?r |?l ' ? : : ' .' ' II ' ' i ??' ? ? i ? ' Vine;
ihem ?ere Ei.i Thomas, Jam? snd : , I, etoi?,
? . it ?? :. ? ,i : h ? -., :. foi mai , ratet lle?u y
Btifflnrtoti a cousin of "< 'herokee Bill." a?.i T
Howe ? The othei ? ?.?.> re rattle and hoi
iii. i al lake v peddlers.
SOCIETT OF BXLIOTOCS EDVCATIOS
w .i h ngti n. Api il ':?'? Th? A m> i in ?' I? ty o?
Bel flou? L-Miication b? can Its ?ixth annlvei iry
m this city to-day with an es ttlve Th?
reports of tie- variou? department? showed every?
thing to h?- In ,""'l condition ii van r? olved lo
organise a, new department, ,uii?-.i "The i'hlld
Culture Club," to promote the Christian nurture
of childhood m m- home. The following of?
t, ?ri were ? .? ted for the coming year Presi?
dent, e lent ral John Eatoi ? ? on ?id? nl .
M. Uregory the llev i?r. .1 E. Ilankln, Ihe Re?,
in. a via i.i? Smith; secretary, th? Itev, l?r,
,1 I" llllbert; troasuret It, S t'hew lliblle rj
erclsea will be held on IVednei lay evening, avith an
i.. i ? a i ? - - -? by in. Harris, l.'nlted li ??' i Comm Ion
er of Edue atlon.
/?/IT/: e.7 t-w TB?ST DiRBCTORH HEFT
Pltisburg, April Zl A ma?etlnR ?,f Ihe dlr?N?tors
of the Plate Hiss? Trust was held here lev-da) ? i
compte le s< me ??r the de ? ill o 11 ? i t? bylaws "f
ii.omblnatlon. At this sft?rnoon'i? se -?leui the
? ddet - vole i ?,n sn I a ? ?i I? I Ihe i Ian? ur
, ? ? ed by il??- directors f"? i r ? - - i inning of ibe
combination. The following off! ers were Ihen
. |. -, .)? e halrmaa, John Pite atrn, Phlla lelphl ?:
pre?sldent, Edward Ford, Blttsburg; vl ?-president,
A I., l.'onge r Akron, Ohio; lr, isurer, E. I*
Ford, Plttt burg; si crrtai y, A I*, Ho?s ard, Pill a?
controller, Artemua l-ltcalrn, Plttsburg.
Most ?: the ofllcera were alao elected dlreotoi
MVOABO WASTED FOB MVBDBR.
Bo, ton, \|-ni B Ri (T?selo Mugaro, the Italian
who was ?rre?t?-ii In Neu fork '.e Monday, I?
?anted In l?enoa "-i ? chan.I I.,- Implicated
in the murder of ??another Italian on li ? Btokea
place on February i. i^'i The murder ? eurred
during a drunken row among the Italians, who
wer? working >?n th?- Stokes and Cook pis es. The
man was held for trial, bm forfeited his ball, lh?i
?nos polira have asked Superintendent Byraes to
hol?i ihe man,_
OFFICIALS OF A BV1XBB BAXB ACCUSED.
r, Toit, April O. A bin of ?ramplalnt to compel
an ?aocounting baa l??-*-r. We-d In ibe Cnlted Btai?
court h?t?? by stockholdei In lbs defunct Third
National Hunk SgstnSI ih<? offl ?-is and ?In? tors
of that Institution, it is charged that ?he defend
Htitu "?o negligently and carelessly i?onducl<?el the
?affaira ?<f Ihe hank thai Its entire capital was toat,
the Mtiack render?-.I worthies? and the stockholders
made liable for and compelled I . pai ?< large sum
of money <?,? si.t'1 of the unpaid debts ": tn?
liuiik." The hill alleges ihn? the officers knowingly
...h.??-: snd willingly ?permitted othersuconn^teil
with tiie i,^?:k t.? vieaiai" ih? provision? ,rf im? rala?
live t'. the bank. The bin aa?ka for .? t.aii acoount?
Ing bv the defendants, .. determination of Ibe n
Bponslblllly for the wrecking of 'he i?'mk, and lbs
H|?i?oiiitment of a receiver by the court.
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
"-' PEOPl.g i,\.\' i*iM. mi. i?t'. NEW*
OtO. C. I LINT CO., 45 WbST 2W ST.
AllTlSTli.- PEOPI.I
; Tvi.:
Grant No Reprieve !
Kill That Cough or Cold at Once With
RIKER'S EXPECTORANT,
the ONLY REMEDY thai moans
SURE DEATH to ? COUGH or
COLD. GRIPPE, BRONCHITIS,
CROUP, ot any other disease of throat
or lungs. Only 60 cte. ?* hottle, and
your money back if it fails. Of your
druggist, or at
RIKEE'S,
6th Ave, Cor. 22d ft.
VAN CLKEF ON THE RACK.
t oiitliui.il fniiii Hrit |i:iK?'.
s. ???;? mt .-.? Ai - pr. eed to fln ! Mr. Murphy."
raid the linirman. "If Mr. Murph) ???'
ganl m1 ; ????: is, there norra on why ? ?. ry
i other citizen may not do bo."
The !-Vrgi-ant-at-Arms returned later, ; n I laid
. thai Mr. Murph) had Jual left tl.?i.? on a train
; i ,r I" phla. ' II. will b i called l i uc ? unt,"
, aaid ihe ? h air m in.
Mr, c ?rbln dis ?? ere I, on picking up Mr M
I phy'a ,, .oka, '.!.a I | Ilaner had
1 pages ' hi - the m ip a ?? ? unt, rmd -
.... hi 1: :;tAi sh iwlng that Van Cli
received 11,600. II la believed thai Mr. M
-, : ,,., the matter, an '. tl m ,h1 ' ia1 he
,. , . oui " hi ce to find : i
., ...... fhe ? mml tee lea i-l
;,,?... hat Mi '. '? Ph> had an Iroi h tant bualm m?
: , hla.
The total n of n apa alb s 1 to have
I ...... prim, ,: since ISM li 11.000, the . oal to the
Bta '?? hell g ! u.41*?. Tl ?? Slate p ild f ??: n*
ing *T."'i '".. ' ' m"?P ? * " ' V1 wak?
ing ? 1. Of the total n
puhll ),.'). . ., of the assessor's r-*poi
ill , n hand in the State House c -llar, bul
: .i Id be found.
THE OYSTER ?.SSOCIATION AND THE HTATB
After disposing of the mapa, Mr. Corbln <ll
r? cted tl:-- atlentli n of th.nmittee to al
1.1- i irregiilai itles of the Delaware River and
Maurice Cove ? lyater Am ?elation. This l! wker ?
the numerous oyster wara of Kew-Jeraey are
fought, and where m ??? the banks ?r.. fortified
b) the riparian ownera agalnsl the oyster
? ' i i xplalncd thai under the
I..?'.' the i ??. ? pi \ latlon had the rlghl ti
cull? : ? itlons of the i ?) t. r law and
retain -i I ? i ? fund, ?? hi? h, whi n II rea 'hi ,l th?
sum of $2.000, th?") were expected to run Into
the Si it- Ti iftiry f tl ?'. fun I, and this
had n ?' be, n ?: he The *m,<>uni Involved, h<
mid ?'..'? Idem mure 1 h ?n I-'.""''. The
asfloi lui 1 ru., i In '.'":. and undei i
... ivlded on ? ich o) ater
. : those waters, id fee to be
11 to the tm nage of th?
.??:,:? f tl
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and i.l: i ? . ll.'i'tor, wl ? In
bet th' ? ofl
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to keep it of ? ? .
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FASi ?.',?/ /?".,/:/i/? /.? itr. DiscrssEP
The Kedei nf Ea?t ? '?'?
?jprll ? I |.. m. nl
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to which i ? ? ? ? i aork
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i? ork Th* in an,1 11 , ? . ...,.?
full? , ; '.bje? t o? | ? ,
:i ..,-.. th? ? (Hi ? '.,.?'?... \or\
i-,. irti '??st of Hi ladwn).
Ifg. i / ?PI /'.' I .1 : THE ? ' /m v / i IE
A fair In aid of the sick an?! a m : !
? " .i.?*? revolution was held ? i n ? i
i \. ? nu* Hal!, at .'?
. . ? : ? ,?'.?
Manm I d* ? '? ? ? ?? . ?n , ( ihe i 'uban i > ... ,' ?i ,i ?.
Cubana i NrwYork ?I
i.im th* ?'Him llrst Pr. I ' iVa
.... I that In* won ? ' - ellr.il
?. , ? I - i i ? ? ? : ' ? ? ?va i ;
ATTRACTIVE FIOl RES
tni with g ' I '? all li. It i
<ii ?-. h h '. worn m ii. - perfeel
li- ilth. hei i., e and I
I- v it. The painful < i i-?
nd di team . ti' 't
?.Mit. t worn inlcind m ike
1 tli, in 'Ives ... ? n ;.? wi 11 ..
'* fi 11 Dull rye blol
oi ? ,1'. ???. i... e, und ?? ??.i- !? ?I
form, folio*? tii. m Tli1-. i
th. time ;.i turn i?. Ihe ri At
remedy I)i IMer? ?? ! ,
?write Pr? . ription build?
Up and i trengtnens the ?
ti m. and regulates and ;n>>
mot? ? >??. ? ; ? propci fun<
lion, It'a .i quirting, ? ooth
im: nenrlne II con
;?".,! . |in ifell ,,;'.l ?Ul r
1- all those dell it? de.
rangements, m akne -
irr?gularit? s and dii ase ?
. a y,,imi' girls iu-t . ntrrins,
?rotnanbood woman at the critical ''change of Ufe '
and ever) woman who la rnu down " oi o**rr***orked
it's somethinfj i.? remembei tint there's a medicine
thai ?rill kelp you
?-FEMALE WEAKNESS,"
Mrs Bvaoa Danabd of Ati/fatd, .
fun.' litujiil ( ? . ('?.'. ( ..i.i.i'.:. <<X?A ,--'???
IVtlt.? ' A fry? W..I-. :.,-...IV li^ddhS?P^
1t-f.lt it ?M?M I ??...? ttoillalrli Witil J)??&-XtW*Jif
la-innl.- <li?. .isr i? it.' .?,??! Ii.nn, /-iSi1* 'tif^'A?
1,.,".,,? hern aOli ?? I al sil r,n?r? *
?.,,,: i ara* .: . troubled nrith
, ..ii-.'ij? ition, I. ..( app. tin , <1i//i
?? .in<! : iii.'iiii' ... i,i, head. Her? jL^?
].i, ?ii.'i, ?. hystei 1.,.. . f "
pcciilia: to Ike M*S, !?'
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oua pn ?i'.iti 'i I'.-" ' ?( iff "^ *"* F*,?"?
mtmotv i.,i. ii.,,, ,n of th* lieart, *1 ?-^ V!/1
tos-thet wiilt thai tired iefllag' \ Iff]* AY
all ihr Hmc ; ro-smlted ?.vmI \ j?**^ f%
ii?i> ?i, lana no oni ,,,..11 rtearly \ I'.' \
.ii.tgnosi my case, and theli raedi A. .** ?i\
,-lfir? lailnl (,, -\., t. ii. t Mir, -.**K"?ti";,r ? '? ?A)'V ."*??
m,i,ii |.?!'ii,.i..ii i .iima-ii ..t tii? 'JiSiik**'' ?ar'i'*- ?>
ill), I? li'-r? ?'., rit, I". ,,. W %/$&**%, S
ii,ni h.u' taken five bottles, snd
i,-1., ?.It \.',ni;,n ,,,??, .?? bouse MM iMNAiirt
wertt. t?ott? ;. run lown i on Ution
1 h?va l-KTii r-?t,,r,-it t,. I., .iltli I lr-1 it tr.y ?lilt?' to rarr.ni
in r n? I ?<->... ' I ?v. Mir Pr? rlptlon1 lor lu.lirs ?attlutr ,| wttli
kiiialc diiciits ui 1 lia? c I ecu."
AFTER WARINOPS SCALP.
GRAND AHMT MEN DEMAND HIS RE?
MOVAL.
*> HEETINO OF Ttti: V.i:M"RIAT. e-OMMITTF.!-: TO HE
HELD -ro-KlOUT A?CTION ??F sevkrai.
MOP.R T03TF.
There ?M? no diminution yesterdav In the Indlrr
natlon and resentment with which c??mrades of the
Onu I Army i ( th? Kcpublie and their friends con
| demned Itmt-Cfeaning commissioner Wann?'* i"
::' rharacterisstlon of member? of that body a?
"pension bummers." ?Only one esentlasent pern-eat. i
the ranks of the war veterans, and that was that
Mayor Strong ?should lose no time in r-moving an
official who, In tbelr esUmatioo, had brought only
,l!-?cr,-ice upe n the reform administration.
"If Mr. Waring thinks that he can shift public
attention fra?n hi? neglect to clean the street? after
ling twici ai much money as any of bis predc
I cossors, h- li mistaken," said a inember of Com?
! mander-ln-Chlef ?LAwlei**i ?tall yataterdsy. "We In?
, tend ? ? make II Jusl si boi for Mm on secouni of
I his m ? -r..-*--'? anlng off! i il i ?
I we shall for his discreditable and unperovoke I .
? saull ni? n brave sad faithful roldlci
?General li. C. King, ?wet lary of the Isocletj of the
of the Pe lomae ?enl an ? ; ? n letter to Btrae :
Cleaning Commlsii? ner Waring In which be referred
10 the latter*? pti ?II I il it? menl as follows:
h t ejcarcely credible thai the mm who wi te
this at nd whole ander wa? himself a
Idre
- .i,,,,- iave been
,-Hi ?? it ?.? , nol ? n el.! - him I i I ?am
? . inn ? ? tig of e - - . hip, or ???.? n ?nf
. to bti heat .? . of ordin ?ry i !>? ' : ' >i the
m?n who risked their lives foi their ?? ?ntrj
I, - - : - . "' . but It : -
an l your unnuallfte i repel tton of kl si
?xtraoi . ? .: . r? idlness on ? ? r part to reps
Thai " ?
abuse j, all n : oi . . bul thit you - : .;?
??-,. .... n In ' : nol legri I ?? i raso! itel
The meeting of the New-York Memorial Com?
mit! I of delegate fr ?m i rery Orar I
: ? i?, !).<?? city, >'. ' . srlll l ? ! eW ai the
t:?-h :?? ? ? - mcry, In Tompklns Markel Build?
its ? ng, will, il : ? pre llcted be I
. ,.' ? ly held In re-, I
i'i ; , , ions have been made for dealing Con
Waring some stunning blows, .*?
will probably be appointed this evening with full
? ?to , ? : ?r the otfder In conferring w'.th
Mayor Strong, and In such other ways as ??it i. ?
: ? ,; ?" ' r bringing oui ai I ? *>pl
- itlmenta of the Orand Army and i.
mixationa.
A large!v attended n impment of Reno Fost. No.
H ' No . ' Easi r .'? ?? irth-st., p
tion? '. : '???? ."'it -Ing ComnUssI ner War
Ingfs raflectlon? on the Orand Ann*. In refuting
Mr Wartna ' statements the post shows that in the
? if Its , Ktstei ? : in?, din ? .
me ? ? ? ' f Its fui for the re ef of needy
?? v? '? : ens of Ih? ????rar, a bile It? : ?
m it "Ut of a '"".l me
or about fifteen ire In re?
v - - ?b?ke to such me
? lone '?' ns, the ost a -;. M iyor Strong, wh i
? .? elved In the leli tlon
- ns ? ram ?e him
ri Oro? !? ist, N Oliver Til len P it, No
Hal - pos No ? Johl ?i B*?n?li?
:????.??: i? i- ? " Post S *"\ , ;
f a ?im r nor la venin g
? [,ONEL W.VRIXO'S RIDING OUTFIT.
HE a ....... ?ENTle ?N IN Tilg
RIO AT TI ' ? IIAUr-THI* MJ
' RE
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er 1 ?* attracted ?n
lay wl ; li ; ?.
, . .
I , i of ti fashion pi itc of
i . . [le won ggy fawi
f coat and riding bool
:
? ' ?
I he C ??-..' s ?. :
: llrecting
? bei ' ? ? . ni of Kl
-,
Sew?1 i , ffect ras 1
?
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, bee ?:
.:'-.:.>..?
v . . ? ?; ? . h over the M
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i i.? fa** ,i cole i ?? '. i.
I to in n attentl and
live part of M ,
? v ! , - * ? !
I thai anyth ng
Mi ? ' t hli
, ? ? r.- .
' , , .?? .
mail t he did
demande?! hi* r?signai ion.
,i sddltional
? -.ii . .: ? ? I others ui
. the . '
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? . , .
I staff oftli'ers,
? ? Post. No,
the Mil.I Ord?
! i? a ? . ,? | tlilt O
, ? ., h . :? mi .. ? ? ? . -11
g*S al ? ?.' ... :i"i a.
I to say anything I ?r pub
Be r.,r.? leal Ing his ortl ?? .-???'?. th?
n a -T ? . que I is i to Ihe prob?
ing;
i have i, i intention of ta'.v.:.? action relating to
?? ? ?: . , || p| ???ni "
..'..' . ? . ... bo I
' ' ?"??..,,' '??
ir.llng ? ? ?,.., i ! Irm)
? .-ii-r.il >'.-.. ? . .,,, ,e o|, , .
\\ .? In . a* :. c : i ? . ? ? ,
i hough tart letters had not , ; ? ed bei .?.???ii i
them ,?n the ilrand Ai i i ?versy,
Ho a i y ou ?lo ? Id t he e
Ho do . ' ?loi ? . ' ' - aid : he ? lene r.,i
They t . ami the < ?.;o".
t : Ivate :?.- -.i . : ?aid uftcrwnr.-l li aa
.
?i*
VN? ?TIIKII CONUKMNAT1 S OF WARING
tlbany. A| I i Commit) f the
Vetei : til at f V, ? : ? of th?a Cita
? ' ? ' '? ?X bet a ted a t itlon e on
f l'o'.ot ? ? v,.,..
? ?
li
: '.?? .,.:.'.' ?
' ' 11," Ma? ?i ni Ne n
? ? ? ? him frotii the
' M.Lisa FOB COLOXEl BABIXCTS DIRMtSitl
it, ' : Ti i inc
- ' ?'? - ' ?? - i - : itlon of
? : ! l.i 111.iU ? .i
f th iv Indo va , ' ? ;?? White M ? in
n ?? ? i u I. as nearly as 1
?
"?The only debt thai thl? Nat!, n ran never r? j
the de ? ' gratit I II owet I s brav ? .
i er this ? ? ut an indlvl : il
?? > ?rl ?. i .i" Imp ?rtanl pubti :
Ml I. : "',11 .1
' pen? on hu mil he ?'"?< oui ol hi
way i? 'iv thai the worklngm n of Ulla country
are paying gioo.otw.uirt more than they ought t-a
? i , the existence of the Orand Army of tii"
lti*inii>'
Thl? 'i-h. ? ? ? .".? occupylns th? position of ?;:: ???
.-. ? :.-. - ner, ? res :,: ?,, Inivaill an 11
? i.a 1 N .' I' 'i Its ranks ?Uch men
a-< I'lyssea B Orant, \:. T Bberman, Philip li
. m, -i 'iri \ I.-?". in, v i. . ? ? i:. Bui ? I
John F. Hsrtranft, Henry w 'urn, and thou?
? ind ? I other brave ?nen
who have Joined the great m ?rlty, and shlch
st.:; i., ? ? \ h ranks Benjsmln Hsrrlson, late
i"- ??! : :,? of tl ? I'nlte is,' . Oeneral Hois -
Porter, Ohauncey M Depew, Lucius Falrchlld, .loan j
Palmer, our Hecratarj of Ktate; Majoi e ;? neral e?. e?
Howard, O? n \ Ml ?? H ?"? irl !.. W.md
f"t? I. and ? '?',. ihr?.r f : ired ?ouaand
other men, who ire ?tl : t ?? .. ?r? <?i the flvil Wa?
lt i ?? n . i . thai t..- Mayor ??f the .
Sew '..ii.. ?I he hai the authority, should remove
tht? creature from the position he disgraces, lie
statte.; i rdgnsture thai the Grand Army of
the Itepubllc ha? wld I ell I i?a?h to th? ?. ,
ritt? al t?V c'' ngi ?n, or words t'? t ta? t etrct
Now, tii unalerslgned happens (?. belong to s
i >- - - r of the Orsnd Irmy of the Itepubllc, ;he f. .j.
Oranl Post, of Braok'.yn, Mince Its organisation tl,!?
p has ?pent In charities, t??w.ir?i a?sh,i'nc i i
?rorthy comrades, n n Imi than I.'..""'
if Mi Waring can show, or ?nj mu? living ?'an
show, that we I"-.?- ?pent, oui of :h? ,,,,s; riinjt
?Inc? us org n i a?, ci one : litar* I ?II ?.. |n j,t.
?ir ;i influence pension ie^i ^ ., -i ,:. | \S\'\\
gV ? i .. ... livl In ?I $1.1 '" In i
m:\itv w. KNinttT
I'"' Commander, V :'? Oranl Pist. N?. ?7
>:. A, r., No. I.*?> Fifth-ave., New-York.
RTBRT FCBXACB IS TBB TOWB IDLE,
Newraatle, Pean., April M <?n.- th?Mtsand work?
men employed si the it-i J?scket itoiena, i:,:,,..
and Berger and Etna ?tiu*iia>sas struck to-day for sn
asdvanc-e In wagea and as ., r.-aiit every finnac,? m
Newcastle la Idle to?nlgbt The men a?k,-d that
?he ?id wsges of ivl- be i>.?l'l They refun.,1 ,n bank
down the furnaces, and the managers say ir ttv-y
?1" net jj n by lo-iiauirow new men will ba ou
*??-,' 1.
Pears'
Pears' soap
has no free al?
kali in it. Nei?
ther reddens
nor roughens
the skin.
?U & CO.
372,374 & 376 Br?ome St.
Elegant Carriages
OF THE ItKST GRADE,
For Town and Country,
< OMI'-IINIM. r.VKIlV VARIKTY
OF STANDARD DESIOX8 A>'D
ALL NOVELTIES
At the Lowest Prices,
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK;
of the Great
L?NDENBORN
so Broadway,
TWO P.M. Each Day.
OGSTT .V.?SS IT!
I). LINDENBORN, Auctioneer.
YELLOW FELLOWS.
,?I0 W. ?Oih St. and 20 Warren St., City,
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.??I BROAD ?T., M.W iltK. V. J.
IN ai;Ms ai; ilssr CHEAP MOMMY,
, rilCAOO I EMI ' RATi PREPARING TO MORT THI.
f:<ia: ; IIA'ZR HERE?'
l(ro \- . ; ? Bjrst. ntu) - ? Roti ?III ba
.,... ie b; -. ? H m ?i Uorwy i.-to? o, n itly ? '?*"
.... this State. I tur. I Cook C mrty
.._?-? convi ntl ?n, which la ? ?'?*
...... th? i - ? ?t? i' m ? toof on tha
gestion At a n ting o? th. Bxccutlvo
!.. ; is, he! 1 .1 tii.? Palmer .' >
??ester?.! Mntli**#nl that a con
-**oul l b. n..?'1?* at tha
I del? I, Wbt-Sh are to be h?*??l '
on M i> ?. . .
tine of th* a',,mmltteo
next \? ??- ? it vil N* decided n plac bon.ee
m ??!? ?. : >? tes I Held .- ??'?:? "Jr I. All
elaborate pUn of i . ?"Ill form an 'mi-Ttant
pan of th? campaign agaii H the !>??<?-??iitiag?? mov?
Mass-mi ? . throu-jno-Jt tho
en ,-, ?hi i ? fio >i" ! with hon?.t
mor.s? literature within th. .i-*.- !":i lays \
.????laraMon in favor of hon.st money, which is being;.
I'lrculsted in th?. city among Dem?crata, has already
r, elved a large number o? signaturas.
SANDBAGGED AND ROBBED IS BROOKLTW
AN EMPIjOTI
1 ??< M N : > i
*<OE*ER'g DRT<* H ''S S" ORfl
I1G C*t'RBtiTOKE IN AN I \
.? iNftCIi 111 CONDITION.
Pe'lcman Kateraon, irteenth Precinct?
.: g on th. rartatonaj
. ? md?ray and B?beri at., ?;. last r.ij-ht. Th.
man ?va?. In an unconacl is i .,i lltlon and Buffering
f-om a sever, around on th. head H?- ?ma roeoay
nised .i-- John H B.lr.ra, twenty-on. >.';?rs oi-i,
of N'o ' Vtlantle-a?*. H. ?v.?? attend? Ib* i
ainbu iti ; ? ' re oven i aulflciently to,
t. ?I how he ' lie said he ???.
al I..,? -- a ?Irygi ! ,?.i? ,>n his way
? - .i ited by t??o men. o, ??
id Btruek him with .i sandbag or An .
a.id robbi i i in of ? satchel containing fit, b?r
ila employers, Beiv.ra ?vu taken to
ft, M i . II ipltal, where bis injuries war. pro?
. ii rloua.
DIXXER or lie BBPCBLtOAE ci.rn.
Th. rogiilar month"*1 dinner of th. H^puh'.ioan
Club wa? held ,;i th. . luiiti.u.'s . Mo. 460 Klfth-a?'e.,
last night. The dining-room b. l beeti :.i.*toful'.y
de oral? I ? ; ; flags and Bowers An exceptionally
good menu had i1*?-:1 pt*?*p.red, an. ! about 150 guest,
sal loa n to th. tabii.
Th. gurats of honor worn J, <?. Manning. pre?
? ' ?? ,,' th. Ballots Rights Uer>a*u? of Alabama;
frank J Cannon, member ol Co grasa from I'tab;
M I. st,<r>" and Job i: Hedge?, it, mij,-?
? ? ta ?>? honor, all oi ? ,.: ma Is si cr ? l
ili ?? . % i " - were made b? .'. rtu R..' .
denl uf "-a' club, an 1 Juda?? Me ' ? -. an of -a racus ?
Anton** iti?is,> present w?*r* Commlsaloner ?viiiiaiYi
Rrooknald, (i.r.l Samuel Thomas, llrni . H
Demilt. Jame* .\ Ilianchard, lames l" foster John
Kabine Smith, "Cilla II, Roberts I?, ?* ? Hobinson
Mortimer?'. A-idom? John V:., r.kn i' i*!
Chlttanden He. |j ,? , itt?, Thorns? i> ' ?A'ent.
??"':''. Colonel ,? ?i Dennlson Charles r ii.??..P
S:??**,? B. Murph*". Wilbur F*. WokorttatJJatnrAlL
"Aandllng, Cyrilla ? area i and oth.ra ?,?""? ?-??
A.VOr*r*fll .VMV >EE?EY forest fire.
B-*C Harbor City, N. .1. April zt Th? r .. -,
"f t!,t- ' '?'', ''?"?'v ?ast nlKht b?cairv for
th? flrat tin?.' in a -reek, tli.ira ??-.is ?u,t ., foragi "r?
burning within Btriklng dlaunc. ?,f th. dur
Tb Bi oft. ara ranqitand on rUimUy, and bi noM
???.-i rday th. lui offahool ??.,.? out, Thla morn
Ing tli.-situation chanced. Thl e n>*? hmkaa
oui within a mil. of the city, How it i-fr- t iS
wn The fire took .. ,? ntonV? oak
ai n ? Bpend ti full force In ;?,.. ,iire,>,i, ? f ? 3
Harbor City, bul ehot off t A.tr, i;?ril ."?'j
, ?? did i,,t -rrrolly eacape, f0, th? At flf An!
drew Bleacher, on the o;,t-inrt?, was d?*?troV? and
other building? are still in da-nger. w? ? haV'i.?.?o
?"ck.il up in th? ,i?',i-t i??ti, of tho'iu,?1,11,^
known, and no communication .-at, b. had win.
Germania ;?> aatrortaln. An ar?r? of t-?^ mile? ham
.v."?' EViroli oy "TBB PRIRORTOH TfBBaV
1'rlii'etnn. N J , Apr?l B (S--,?..*tal) -Thr? llonr.l of
F*dltora of "Th. Prlne.ton Ti?*er" ?his ninuii-g
ele? led lb. followttMl m-n to the new bcu.i for th#
nomina ?rear: ".*'.. it it i'-rry; ?<>:, ,\ .\? h0im??i
and I' k M-ittlaoti; '98. W. li. Beli. it. R. Miller
ti". ^?is ?tooted assistant buajRM. manager
Bee?ham'a pills forconsti?
pation ioc. anil 25c. (,et tin*
hook at your druggist's anc
go by it
Annual aalus mor? than 4.000.000 boss?.