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,NKW TARIFF BILL8 READY.|
CONORSMMAN IIORM PR0PO8E8 TO RB*
?TORI M'KINI.l.Y lH'TIKS.
BB BAfl a mi.i. n:viviN.; UVSRAl i-urortTANT
BCnaTPrriBat MT HARRM PKKSKXTS A Ba>
visioN OT thc WOOLLEN BCHEDULE
W.ishinpton. Dec. 1?CongTI 88*888 Morse. of Maa.
aahhuaetta, will on M?nd?? Introdtic* th* followlng
. provtd* for tho exI.tInK dellclenclea in the
revenuc iwhl.h ha- Blready bBM prlnted ln The
Trlbune of Wedneaday, Novambi r !7), and tnovo its
reference to the Commlttee aa Waya and Meana:
Be it enacted *t ?. Thal on and after January i.
1>><w then- sball b.- levled. collected and pald upon all
artlcle. Imported from forelgn eountrtea and men
tloned tn Bchcdule. .:. .1. K ,.i I i.. .?? the Revi me
Bct approved October 1, 18*0, the dutlea Imp -
lle.; .1*0 lt| ri i wrh. inv.itv. both ' -
ind plain, thi dutb - named ln Param M
ind 86 8ehedu> B, of aaM act; upon tin plate. the
dutlea named ln Paragraph 121, Bchedul. .'.
a,-t an i up i ? '-:' li the I itl. i n im 1
ln r*aragrapl i 343 I - i 8cl iie N, ot
fA'A - '
Thi. bill revlves th- McKlnley bffl in the sectlons
named It revlvea the agrlcultural achedu'.e of is ",
whlch embraced more careful dutlea f.,r the .1 fence
_? 'ulture, eapectally al. ng the aeacoaat and tbe
? rn b irder, than nj , rlou* t* a '? i I
aoi vtvea ihe ech* lule relatlng to flax
irp and th ir manufa.-t.it. B, the BChedul
.1 k no i !s and Ihe achedu.e aj t.. wool and woollena,
? apecial provlslona relatlng to earthen
a an. tlnplatea and u.'. v
In tha Houae to- lay Mr. Hania, of ohio, Intro
irlft bill *.r thla Congreaa. lt .eeki
t> rev a.- the woollen achedule, anl for that purpoae
-? under tha a ao.li n ache I ?
: , ??-. h* foll >w?:
Mei . .-?'. i a lola of merlno blood, Imme
? ? ? lown clothlna, woo.a, etc, Includ*
Ing - i 'h as bave b.i heretcfore Imported from
Ayre* N. w-Ze in I. Australla, Caw of
i: : , Greal Brlta tr. Rua.i.. C mn i.i ai
an 1 all \\ ed or deaignat. 1 ln
? ? .' and ..
eater, i "otew .1. Lln roln ihlre, down
? g w >o1b. fanad. I u g ? da an 1 othera
usually krr '.-. ii by i hair ol the
camel, goat, alp ica, or other llfci inima'..
:; i lon.kol, natli ?? Bouth \'u- rlcan, ' i -
Va:p ira!. ?, natr - Itu.i an, c inn 'a
ind al! woola of llk< c i irai ter hen i -' re Im
Tui key, flrci .. Egypt, Byrla, etc, ? \
?
irds f.r ?' u flcatlorl are to be provlded by
lon la ii. le for
the flxlng ol lutli a on m.x. I wo i> an I all
ia r elthei to be lecn a >. i ? r
. - i. Wa.hed woo ity twlce aa
.,-... . three tin
a. much. Tl rb i foi owa: A'.l w ...ls
un 1 hair rrl the i rai claas. II cei t. a pound; a .
w >ol. ni: ! hall of thi -.'. l-cla i. 12 renti
pound; wool* under Cla.. ". and camel'a hair of the
game cla.B, value i al le.i. than I '? a nt. ? poun I, pay
a duty of 3 ind .
more thtin 13 centa a pound. Ineludlng eharg i, M
f.-r c*?nt a 1 valon m. Woola on the ak:n are to pay
h<- .aame duty as other woola
FREE BILVER MF.N NOT HOPEFUI*
THEY EXPECT KO UEOI8I.AT10N IN THEIR INTBR
i:sr THis BE88ION.
?Washlnrton. P*-". 6 (Speclal) Mr. Dubola, of
Idaho. one of the moal a tlvi and Influentlal of
.- ? fr, ,.-s hn r Rei ubl eai a :rr tha Bi ald t-'1
r*y thnt the fi : not .. oh
favorabla leglalatlon at t1.. pi laalon of Con
and that ln vlew ot tbe ho.tili ati
Presldenl be lld nol bi H? ve any ap. I il effort
. .;.! i : . Th .llver men,
... t., Ceve i. would ao far ? ? ntrol tii" c >mi
that they could al ai :? I m< bring up ?? fr< ?* olnage
u i lt was liki ly thal a numbi r of ap
.- ,, ivoca ry of auch a m - r< woul i b made
' makli - .. pi "
REORGANIZATION OF THE BENATE.
A MEMBER OF THB REPUBUCAN CACCUfl COM
MITTEE QIVE8 Hi- 4 ii:' ? 8.
Waahlng: -n, D< ? ? ' ? ' ?'"'" f"r "
orsanizatiu. of the Benat. li auggeated
Now that Um Republicai i hav.- begun l
CUM thi ?-? rloualy II l? probable thal I
wjU fl, ill the ..tii ? b, although
tir*.- matter has*not been talked about In caucua
aave to the moat Informal manner. One of ,he moat
Influentlal membera of the i - named yea
. by Mr. Bherman sald thli mornlng thal there
?ppeared to ba llttle oppoaltion among thi Demo
cratfl ;.. the propoaed n n inlxatton of the .
offlce. ol the Benate, and thal euch reorganlaation
would take pia.e uakaa th*- Democrata were de
place tnemaelvea on record ln the In
dulgence of obBtructlve tactlca.
- metbod to be puraued la one entlrely wlthln
thc .- pe of the rules, agalnat whlch no Conatltu
-.,,? ean ba i*Jaed7' i il I thla Benator.
. be borae In mlnd that a majority of a
li alwaya aufflclenl to transact bualnesB.
5U ., ., voti pa.--.-s bllla and reaolutlon.. and it can
ly elect tb?- ofllcera ol this body. Buppi -??
,pu:iBt. nomlnate candldatea; the Repub.ieans
? .- would vot. again.t thi m. rhen the
Democrat. will probably place In nomlnatlon can
for the oilices, and the RepubUcan. wlll vote
again.t them. Now, when the Repub.tcans p.ace
thelr candldatea bei ?re i Senate, lt 1. confldently
I that they wlll reci Ivi the afflrrnallve vote
of tha Republlcana and ti- negatlve of the Demo
craU That wlll neceeaarllj glve the Republlcana
tbe majority ot tbe quorum. foi they have more
than hav* the Democrata. ll la not to be
prt.umed for a mom.-iit thal the Democrata wou.d
aecilne to vote for thi | ? ? of breaklna a quo?
rum. They would hardiy care to bo before the
country on a record of that iort, ai ' lf they d <1
th-v would have no aa.urance that thelr plan would
be Bucceraful There are membei ol lh. Popull.t
i itrtv who lo not b. Ili ve ln ob tructh tactl I
they" wou.d vote. although ca.ting their vot" again.t
the RepubUcan candldatea Their voting, however,
would cause a quorum !?? be preaent, and the Re
bublicana would h.iv. the majorltj of the quorum
.,? ,| . ... t thelr candldatea. li .< ? ma to mi then
eed )"? r.o doubl about the abllity of the Repub?
llcana to accompll.h thla \\..rk when they ae. Bt
. it."
-?> ?
A RatofARKABLE ELECTION CJONTESf.
PEC17UAR rEATUREB OF THE CASB OF MITCHEU
AOAIN8T WALBH.
Waahlagton, i" I (fp lal) The moal pecullar
conte=te l eJectlo befon the exlatlng Houaa
or H. | . tivei is thal of Mltcl 11 agalnat
Walah, of th* VHlth Ni w-York Dlatrlcl li '- I
lt is th* most pecullar caae In aomi roape ta thal
haa ever b*-sn before any il >uae of R prewnutlvea
rh.- foundatlon of the Oovernment. Accord
Ing to the offlclal n I irna Walah r. elved a plural
? ,: .; voti of i". ... 740
Uve aad blank" ball ta. Walah* rol
1,4*), whloh v.is leaa by 5.821 lhan the ? iti returned
ror Dunphy. the Democratlc candldate irr 1892. whlle
Mltchell'i n turni I voti m ia I. whlch t
by 1,987 than tha: of Fdrd. Ihe RepubUcan candl?
date la that rear. In the mean tlme. however, th
boundarl* of I dlatrlcl a rc chai ;. ' "'i'- it
West M'-hSi,
jf>*HV. TBAOIMaHK A</\.
CP-RELIABLE"^
CARPETS
TOUCH THEM?NEEDLESS TO SAY MORE,
Ul mor. brtgbi ai I ' "'w,'"r* *'**? ,:a,:y
-oniraeia ^ured -*1'- '??? ' ? ** ** N" M !"y>* "r
aack .ua .altlag your . .- w.n.
*ji na. ? ? '" ad"
avari irar*. U I ? ?
I 0-la not adveitlfc. I '
Purlor Silit* '/' Iiortiain Prices.
BfaMitir Vovelll.'" are Bhow* In profu.lo...
OPK*l ^4','1 RDA1 BVB.EISO.
CAS14 ut*
V..1U* ?-/ A J
(OWPERTHWAIT <
{04,106 and 108 Weat 14* St.
ITBAB 6I9JX
SiooWm S?m: Ftatbush Av. narRilloiiS
food ion nouv. iio\k ami iihai>.
A. B. C. s?t Oatmeal
?F AI.L.JlItKAKKAST FOOI1S Tlli: lll-lST.
in lmpt',1, ti'able tu make B wholly acurate i om
pariaoa. Wlthln the tlme requlred by law Mr.
Mltchal] aerved a aotle* of oaataat, allegtag ^okf
ii luila aad liregularttlea In th.- condad of tba
ratlo* and electlon, and Mr. Walah replled.
Then began a aystematlc .attempt by the latter to
obstrucl and delay the pr.llnga?euch an at
t.iupt ns no man would make who belleved that
!-. h.id a >;"..'i caae. He bo fir Bucceeded that. de
,-].!t.- tb<> moat vlgoroua and unremlttlng cffuris on
thc part o' Mr. Mltchell, backed by an appeal to
the courts and rep ated appeal to Clerk Kerr, ol
rnc Houae of Repreaentatlvc, the teatimony ln i??
h ilf of Walah ? ir kepl back. and Mr. Kerr bi i med
to regard n aa h'.-i duty nol to open the teatimony
of the conteat inl and have it prlntcl.
Pv th.a refu.al Mr. Kerr dlrectly played into tbe
hand. of Mr. Walah, whoae acheme rrom thc outaei
to have I.n aoli ly one of delay. lf hl* caae l.
is weak and bad aa btaconduct ln regard to it during
lg) eifhi ,,i ion montha would Indlcate, hla
courae can ea.lly be explalned on th.- theory tbal
v ib to draw for a few month. longer than
he otherwlse could the aalary of an offlce to whlcb
. man w ia elected. Bul that, after all, la a
ir, -.r of mlnor conai quenee. lt now MHTII tO D.
the duty of the House of Bepreeentattvea to Invea
.. .,-, I'.-j. ca.e even more promptly than it miitnt
bave done If Mr. Walsh had not apparently undei
taken to nulllfy a law whlch waa deslgned to
ha.ten the Bettlemenl ol electlon contests. 11 hla
titie ;.. the aeal as a Repre.cntatlv Ih a valld one.
he appear. hlmaelf to have done h i beat \<> caat a
cloud upon It. lf hl. tltle ls not a ralld one lt
to be the duty of the Houae ol Representa
, vei aa promptly bb practlobla to aacertaln thal
fact nnd act accordlnrly. The House owea aome
leratlon to Mr. Mltchell, but lt owea a more
Importanl and lolemn duty to Itaelf and th.- coun
;;V. Mr. Mltchell c'.alma to have teatimony .how
Ing tb. t. In.tead or' belns elected by a a tnt plural
Ity of 367 votea, Mr. Walah waa actually defeated
bj i plurallty thrice aa large. lt thi. clalm Is
well grounded it ought not to be n dtmcuit or
ledloua proceedlng for the Electlon. Commlttee to
prove it and for the Houae to a rl ea lt.
HALF-HOUR BE88ION OP THE HOUSE.
THB MILEAGE COMM1TTEH Al'I'OINTI-.n-WAU.En
CORRESrONDENCE CALLED FOR.
Waablngtoa, Dec. g?The Houae remalaed in acs
ilf an hour to-day, and then adjourned untll
Monday. Meaars. Terry (Dem., Ark-) aad Boatnar
(Dem., i iwa) appeared and took the oath.
eaker Reed announced bla Um commlttee?
thal on mlleage-conalatlng of Meaars. Wright, of
Massachusetta; Barbara, of Callfornla, and Burrell,
..;? Uiinola, Republlcana, and Pendleton, of Texas,
1), moi ?
A Jotnt reaolutlon, Introdoced by Mr. Dtngiey
(Rep., Me.), waa agreed to, autboruring thc printliiK
.. addltlonal coplei of tbe monthly atatlattcal
abe ra ?? publlahi l bj the Treaaury Department
Mr. Baker (Rep, N. II.) latrodneed a resolution
calling on Becretary Morton tor a report of his ae*
tl ..l ln connectlon wlth the approprlatioa for pur
cba.lng and dlatributlng aeeda and publlahlng f*rm
.- ' bulletina Objectlon wa* made by Mr. McMillln
(Dem., Tenn.), and i; wlll go to the Commlttee on
Agrlculture when appolnti l.
Mr. Turner ii><m.. Qa.) .lmllarly objected to tbe
. ,i reaolutlon offered by Mr. Walker
(Rep., Maai l, aasuring the Prealdent ot tbe aupport
of the House in nv.y . IT ,rt he may make to Im*
prove th condltton of the Armenlana. Thla i
a.-i.nn i a colloquy between Mr. Crlsp (Dem.,
Ga.) and the Bpeaker ov-r a queatlon of proci lure.
Mr. Crlsp aald thai such requeati would constantly
b. ma le, nn l isked the Bpeaker wheiher or not thu
readlng of the reaolutlon, or wbatever the docu*.
menl uas. would Inaure .. place for ll In "ihe
R -,.i i" after objectlon had 6 en made to it. con*
aideratlon. The 8p< ker replled thal clrcumatancea
w oi, 1 have : - dstermlne the matter. In Bomi ? iaea
tbe prlntlng ol i ie loi imi n might be neceaaary ro
, xplaln f thi Houbi . lu thla, us the re
que.1 w.i- for readlng and prlntlng, an objectlon
would kei p .; oul ol "'I ie Record."
Mr Mll'.cr (Rep.. Kan i Introduced a reaolutlon re
? ng the Prealdent. if In hla oplnlon it is tio'
Incompatlbl wlth the pub'.lc Intereat., to communl
cate to the Hou.e all Informatlon ?? ? ?? ? by hlm
.--..it.- Department ln regai 1 to the arre I an
trlal ..r John !.. Waller, a L'nlti 1 Stal a cltlxen, by
t.; French authorltiea In the laland of Madagaacar,
and bis impriaonment ln Franca, Includlng all cor
rerponden tween EdwardTelfalr Wetter, I'r.ired
? - Consul tn Tamatave, and Edwln F. Uhl,
of the Departmenl of State, and all recorda, docu
r, nta an 1 evldence In any way loocblnc the m.itter
ln 'ole pceaalon or to tne poaaeaaion ?C tha .^t.;;;
l lepai tmant
LAST DAY OF THE PORTRAIT SBOW.
OPINIONS OF BENJAMIN C. PORTER AND J. CAR
BOLL BECKWITH *JS THE EXHIB1T8.
Th.- Portralt Bhow In th.- Natlonal Academy o*
I, for i benefli I 31 J ? 0 all I and the
Ortfiop. Ilc Hospltal, wlll cloae to*nlght at 10 o'clock.
The tearoom. were well fllled yeaterday afternoon
at the r> t r-iv n by Mra. Cammack, aaaiated by
Mrs. Harmann Oelricha, Mrs. John R, Drexel, Mlaa
.lanet Hoyt and Mia. Oray. The Mandolln Band
played, and the galleriea were speclall) decorated
for the occaalon
Among tha vlritora yeaterday were Mrs. Paul
iL.iirf., Mr. and Mrs. Kairtck Rtgga, Mra. Dlxon,
\i, \. o, Hodgea, Mlaa Beekman and Mlaa Bene
dlct. To-day all the women of the commltteea con*
,,. ted wlth Bt. John'a Oulld and the Orthopedlc
H igpltal will preside In the teai oms, and there wlll
i,. mualc by Llbertl'a Seapolltan Troubadour.,
Benjamln C. Porter and J Carroll Beckwlth,
membera of the Artlata* Commlttee ?.r the Portralt
Bhow recently had aornethlng to aay lo
a Trlbune reporter ab ul certaln eommenta
that bave been made regardlng the exhlbltion.
"That the preaent portrall exhlbltion," remarked
Mr. Port*r, "ahould be contraated wltb that of
laat year i? InevHable, but that concluakma ahould
ba drawn unfei'orable fo tba former la surprtslng
lo*any ona who baa taken more than a curaory
look at tha galleriea. The element of novelty af
forded by a colli tlon of picturea made up en*
tii.-ij of portralt* >.f wi men cannol be bo strong
thli year, bul thal is more tban compenaated for
by the greater variety of buman Intereat In an
exhlbltion of portralta of men, women and chll?
dren, in the contraal of atrength aad grace, dlgnlty
and tba charai ol cblldhood, and the conaequent
?rreater dlveralty <>f schoola and metboda each ad*
mlrably represented. The preaenl exhlbltion ls
t|ulte equal to, lf not better, tban tbat ol laal year
from any polnt of riew, of art, <.r even th.it <>r
-..,,..'? m< nt of Iti aucceea, oi of I
ln portralture, and Intereati i obaervera of Amerl?
can progreea ln portraltura should be greatly gcat*
.,,, | at tha .-M'l'ii.nt ihowlng made by out own
; tera."
Aa to the comparath meriti of the Portrall
gbow and the portralti ol women exhlbltion ..f
; st year, Mi Beckwlth aald he would gladl
t|., careful atudy of the preaenl exhlbltion by tboae
Interested In work. "i art and learn from them
upon v.h.ii grounda lh< ipei rlty of bul year*.
exhlbltroq waa clalmed. The.dlfference of merit, if
.ny n ited was so Bllghi that he bad been un
,,, ,,..t., t it "ln any *\- nt." Mr. Beckwlth
m to s.iv, "it mual be admltte 1 that xe have
never before had .ri thla countr) so Un an exhl?
bltion >.i thi portrall palnter.' arl u In elthei thla
or la^t year*. txhlbltfon. Thal the Portralt Show
i- def.rvlnc of ihe careful contemp.atlon ol our
cannol be qui atloned. The i -
, oi monotony. whlch miglit Ju.t.i have been
,,,.,,:,. to the exhlbltion of 18*4, cannol be made
thi. v..r. and ihe hiaher atandard "i m ril In
thi '..il room' must di itenerally admitti I. Throujth
;. . t.roalty ol ;.pie poBsessIng flne portralt.,
ibli .rr iln to gather t" : i re
1 in rkable and varl 1 collectlon of contemporan.i
work. Thi best palnter. ol Enxland, Fram and
Vmi-ri. i. who have m le portraltui a .pecla.ty,
arP -, ? ;... nt. l. and n mv of thi m . tlu cholcest
: exampie. ol th.-lr bruah. The noti o .arioua ma.
i,,;, und dlKniiie.1 workmanshlp, whlch I* louoh.-d
; i, many of the male portralt., Klve. n atundard of
? vlgorout fon to thi sho* thli year thal la i ol
, only Bn Incentlvi to our lo il p tlntera, bul la
, worthy < f ? refu idj on tbe pai i ol the p ibbc
: Iionnat ha. rarely excelled the Hne bruah work
,,. .1 , hara lei ?; -, i yed In the porti ill of I ;..v- rnpi
\i.rtou. Zorn". two br.int ma.terplece* ol Mr
W'hceler ami Mr Bcnd reach tb?- blgheal technlra.
achievemeut, whlle ihe eompo.ltlon and handllng
. and i.. h uuallty ol color In thi two beautl?
ful ll'ili portralw ol Cornellua Vanderbllt and
Charlea Lanter havi teldom been excelled bj thla
c) vet portralU.l >-f the preaenl Enxlish i i i
Oui own Amerlcan palnten are ?<-n to the from.
and are atrongly repr.aented, ihowlna thelr .'."ik
from the begli nlng of the century down io the
present tlme. Thosi who aro tempb I to compari
I . exl rab v wlth th.it of Irnt ye.ii
u ,,i,,i bettei devole . I.tt.a more tlme to th Por
I . ,:. !. although ihey may mis^ brllllan)
.> implea, thev wlll flnd th*:n well replaced by
othen equally brilllant, wlth a grut. r vartaty, and
ln K'.m.rjl a blghei areraga."
tTEUOE AXD EILLED U) A FOI 0 LA 11..
Balem, Maaa., De , I Al thi Balem P lo Rlnk
nlght, Wllllam J Qod land one o the , ? U
' ton, waa atruck in the bead by a polo ball, fro.-n
, .-. hl hi dle i tbi.a Baoralng Ood lanJ
' ? . | tht artra n< ttlag at t.-e en i of
; tn,. . ,,( . mi of the playi ri iti ui k thi bail, and lt
il..', uralgbl through tir,- nettlng. atrlklng noua
ja.id on tra rlgbl temple. Qodaland o.t. ataoui
I twenty-flve w ir* dd, and A-ar. a <ro
the Noraian-at. eroaalng <*f the Boaton an.i .\uine
I iiallroad.
THE TRIAL UF THE BHEKlFF.
coMMISSIONKIl BHIELDfl TBSiiFias Ai r?
TIIK PRISONER8' O iMMITMKNT.
TAaUfKN TOi.n ____EPEM M'T TO MiM1 vTHAT
tiii: PAMEM s.mii ABOUT THB BAJB
BXSBB l'.KINO SIIAVKP.
Unlted States Oommlssloner Shields WBA tho
flrst wKneaa ln jreat_rday*a aeaakM ot BhorllT
TaniM-n'.s trlal ln Judge Alllaon'B paul ot Q< Beral
Puaalone He teattfted an I,, tho eomnUUntnt of
the eacaped prlsoners, Kllioran, nusseii ;>nd
Allen, He aaM they wer." arnijnne-1 btfOfB Iii'"
Ofl MarCB 31 an.l c .nimltt.il tO LodlOW BtTBOl
Jall nn Aprll l. The chargM BgalnBl them were
robbing poatofBcea of tbe <iov.rr.ment. Gtaneral
Tracy, wh.. la golng to conducl the drfen a on
th. Une that ihe fugltlvea were n->t i-i";" '?> the
liaiT-- of Bheriff Tamaeo, objected to Ihe teatj
rooB. as t.) the commltmeflt oa the ground that
u was not Included ln the Ifldlctmeflt
Tho objection waa overruled, for Judge AIIIbob
potntad t > the fact that the commltment was set .
forth ln the Indlctoient Gteneral Traey alao ob- ,
jected to rocommltmenl papera of Jnn?- 10 and
InaiBted lhat the CommlaBloner had bo rivrht to
commlt the men to Ludlow Btreet JalL AH hta
objectlona arara overruled.
Mr. Bhlelda aald taal arhen the prlaonera were
flral before him they war.' well Iresacd. Ruasell
had b muatai he, Killoran al !?? irhtakeri and Altah
a muBtache. When they arere before blm June
3, they wer.- all clean Bhavefl and "looked Uke
trampa" Mr. Bhlelda could not remember Juat
how many tlinea the prisonera arere b?f ire blm.
'le made th ? flnal commltment on ? BprlBffleld,
II!., indlitm.ru on June 2. The CommlSSloner
last saw them on June 28.
OENERAL TRACTB OBJECTION8.
John P. Kannedy, Chlef Deputy I'nited states
Marabal, teatlflid. He produced varloua recelpta
for th.- prlaonera when tbey wi re conveyed back
and forth between the jall nnd Unlted Btatea
Court Flve objectlona were rataed to these re?
celpta, all of which were overruled except the
THE EXAMIXATION OP WCAKTY.
last, which nai on the gr und thnt Kennedy had
?ipne-i the aame of "McCarty," iiis auperlor, to
tiie recelpta
Queatloned as to wbether be krew bi y paaaea
for the admlttance of vtattori tfi Ludlow Btreet
Jall had bei i laaued fr.m the Harshal's offlce,
th- wltneaa answered in fi ? negatlve. The wlt
ivss waa questloned by General Tracy aboul
his knowledge of privilegea accorded prlaonera
In the jall. Objection by the prosecutlon was
raised. .Mr. Fellows Bald thal be did n t think
th..! any customary negllgen e in this reapecl
would aff : the presenl eaa . Ib thla he dld BOt
agree wlth bli i soclate, Mr. vTeeka, who iu his
THI. WITNE8B ITCARTT.
addreaa t-> thi Jury '?:! Wedfleaday dwell par
ti.-nlaily ofl the alleged iieplia?.-n_e of the Bf l I ?
and keeper.
The queatlonlng was allowed. Mr. Kennedy
said thal under the f rmer Bheriff prlvlli
th.- yard were all. wed Fed ral prlaoBi rs. and
upon the payment of board they were illowed to
,,-,! al a Bpeclal table. Objection was mad. by
General Tracj t i alr. vTeeka'a questlon wbether
,,:? not eo-called "daflg rous" prlaonera arere
prlvlleged. < >bj t; ? waa auatalm d.
AM INSPECTOR'B TEBTIMONT.
Charlea P. Lewla, .. poatofflee Inapector, was
nexl aworn and said that be waa pr - ' when
the prlsonera were arralgned on May tl. On :i
vlsll in ti-.-- Jall afterwaid be aotlci d the ch
app arance ol the mefl.
Kdwar l W. n Btwav, a Deputy Ufllted S
Marshal, said he took the prlaonera to Ludlow
Btreel Jall from the courl "ii May il. li" de?
llvered them t" Kei p i McC ibe.
He said that aft.-r the prli mera hnd ehaved
.. he heard the Bheriff on one oc -aslon
aay to the Warden: "Do not mlnd the appea;
.,:. - .,: the prlaonera lt doea nol amounl to b
_ _n. Do n .1 pay any attentlon t>> ih.. n ara
papera, elther."
Deputy Unlted Btatea Marshal J. G. Mc_arty
, h?? bi ai i the Bheriff ^; l i the
Wanl- n of ti"- Jall' "D i Bol mind what tbe
; ap rs Bay ab ml the?e n en b 'Ing ehaved. w ru n
you are before the publlc aa lona. aa i ha**e been
yoB arlll pay b i attentl m t i It."
He said fui i.'i.-i tlial '.-? hen hc . ? i l n sevoral
.ul ma wlth Boatwl u to the Jall I '' ,!"
oners le- never saw them locked up. He raw
them in the dlnlng-room and Ihe reeeptlon -? ? m.
Deputy I'nii- i Statea afarahal Dan'.el Hurlej
said tbat he was one of the deputtea who had
charge of Klll ?ran, Ruaaell and Allen wh.n thej
were taken back and forth between the jall and
, url He alao aald that for a nur.ii.--r of yeara
he waa a keeper Ib Ludlow Btreel Jall uflder
Sherlffa Fla.-k. Blcklee, Gorman and dan ij He
Bald thal Ir aome loatancea Federal prlaonera
pald iii.-ii board ut -h>- rate ol 1*8 a week
The > -ur: then adjourned untll Monda) morn?
lng n.-x: at 10:30 o'clock.
BTOCKBttLDBBB BVED FOB A BIQ VBBT.
Pi rtdenoe, ii,- >;. -.\n equlty eaae, whleh Ib
rolVU a \mtgf numb.-r Of poI8l??-? ,. .'? n 1 mts. njs
beard Ib ihe guprema Cour: to-day. lt was tbal
af Charlea R. tVarren aad Edgai W iaullabury
agalaai ihe Provldenca Tool Company. The eor
n \\?-nt imi.i flve nr alt yeara ago, and iri
ISJS ti petltlonera rei ivered Judgraefll for IW.SM
,, - , .,:. '1'.;. . 1 ,an I II .Hi IflipOBBlbUlt) 10
,u Ifmi nt. ..ii! thei havi l
imi* action in Iieei from the .tockhol lei -
company, al'.eglni ibat, undei Ita charter,
Btoekhoi !? i ?aa i m mall |. for the di bta o
con. .-i ii. 1 n- di f. ndaflta pl< > i i ?'<. bj ri >? n o
r__-i.ua amendnvnt* to the atatutaa, thej in
Bxempt fi .i.i peraonal llablllty. Thfl caae wa
f ir advls. rm ni oldi i- Ini ludc thi Hoi
dana, of l-'..n Rlver, and promlneni peopli and
fainllioa ln Brooklyn. Brlatol, it. 1-. and IJo.itoii.
(MARIANI WINB)
THE IDEAL FRENCH TONIC.
"Vin Mariani sustains vi
tality and restores strength
auicker than any other
tonic."
Juliet Corson.
Ar Dar,..;i?T? 8 I tftt* BBMBBa Arnm Pr??Tm-TToaa.
5ent frcc, If this paper I. menlioncd,
Descriptlvc Book, Portralts and AutogTaplrs
of Celsbrltles.
MARIANI & CO.,
r..;. ? ii r-?r.r,..| tln?na a Wm 15th 81., Naw Voaa.
Voai... ..;. Oifn-1 -.in.i.
8A XI TA BIA XS IX 8E88I0N.
MBETiNO OF THK STATE ABSOCIATIOll IN
ATLANTIC CITY.
A PAPER BT CARR >L P. BABBETT OX THE POLLU*
TP)N OT BTREAMfl, 6*F TIMKI.V IMTERE8T
TO MANY NEW-JERSRT CITIB8.
Atlantlc f'lty, !>? ?. 9. The New-Jereey Btate Banl
tary Aaaoclatlon be/ran it; twenty-flfth annuil rn et*
Ing here to-day. ii waa i illed to order ln fb? Brlgh
ton Caalno. Ta delegatea. aboul flfty !n number,
are tbe guests Of the Atlantlc City B >ard of liealth,
and wera welcoated on thelr ...rr.vii by Benator 8,
i?. ib n ? I..- ? who re i i pai en or to ik
part in the ? i ??? n i'r. O. VV. Braymer,
ol Camden: Dr. Joaeph W. Btlckler. cf Oraag*!; J. V.
.-'. il, Health Otflcer of Pal raon; Baron Xlla Paaae,
dircctor of tl ' !!?.,;? Inatl?ut?, of Boaton;
Dr. w. B ri ln ? r and Vi rnoi D
v ?:?: . I Ji j Clty: !'. Jackaon i f
. .1 i . Bmo k, Dr, i..-w.s \\'.-i
iii ui. i Phl li :phla, an l Dr. T. K. u I, of At
Clty.
i 'arrol P, Ba It, ol .-: immit, read i p*rper - n
"Govtrnm ntal i Ibudi of Preventlns ;iu- rollu
?? a." H? Mtld, In part:
? ??; '?? n .,: im"
-.>?!', ii hl i . ra mai ? ad to eonti il will
meekly aubmll hl pnysical 111* rn his phyaielan, hla
I.. to hla laa j ei and even his
i i ,,!?;.._ iitli ?i ii ls III igleal, but
iii i - c ipi ?!?? i- *.. mpatny. Tl e previ a ...
? i llutli n li : g "pa
porate p j r. - i
. ir !. i wlth a n ral
ternlty, l?ut i i pertlea In any Benae common rec ve
.' t.ir-iy protecti n. 1 he tn ims ol
country our common herltag aingularlj beautiful
and b.:.- ilcenl ire p ?liut .1 wlth the w i.-i ol i
ii ab i rbe I ln co mei il i i; i - . ahd
thelr war. rshe i- are wantonly atrlpped
adorned thi in and m i le m >n ? rju i!m
thi ?? flow,
II may aa well be recognlaed al the outaei thal
llcs and opp - lon \. i_ be ? ncounten I ln at
t npttiiR propei ?..-a: n o pr veni trea.ni pollu?
bul for iie- purpoae of this paper lt may be
adin ? exlsts 1
preven li | tl io'.'.utlon, and the llacusaion msj
: i . , -'!.-. ! rai on of thi m l
avall ihle to ecurt such Con rx itlon,
loi ited on the banki of a *tn am
has Uttl In th i whk h It li uvea
Ita h indarlea, but iT Ifl de p'.x Int reated In the
character in whlch II comea to Ita doora and In
: ,? ;?_.- tha ir performa everj poaalble labor hefoi
it i-.-- i thi iiijth Its rates. "The mlll wl'.l never
grlri 1 n ir'. water I
ll -. i , ? ,.- t i bi liapoaed of, a munlelpj'.l'.y, if
I . . ,.-.;, rhe atre im the
n .! ii- removaf, obllvloua i.i the Interest ol
oth i people'a rman tl r-wal r. Thla maj ?eem a
aelilah pl ture, bul communltlea are emlnently
.- || n. No i in be expi cl I lo pi ea. i? ?
\ i intarlly th - uurltj i paaalng atream, snd ai
expense ln II If, for the i. a. (11 of oth rs. Aa we
cannot, nl upon ea rn ? immunity
to volu e pn <ei \ itlon i I
: has ai Iai n t.i necesail ?.
pari y i nia I, : ir Ih.mtrol :' ihe qu I
bj??,..-.i? ? ' .i ? i hnrlt)
I: . to :? ich this scattered evil, but un
' of H ? ompetenl board tbe varlo i -
tn mi In the B ite m .. be cl laalflad as tldal
Btreama, atream lo navigatlafl. atreama
used for water aupply, illatnnt water aupply feed
i is, nelghborlng water ijpply feeders, and general
i ? ? e.tal rd l each elaaa of Btre im
. Btn .ai i al andon ? i a wa ter bup
ioiiI l I; then fore l e i ubjeel to nnbrldle l
po tlon? An we i i>-:mit the alosi creal on of a
hugc nu ? { mea b >low l. mdon, where
exlat condll ona ol en i mlty .' The lower
i-..- iu- preaenta o fa iral a opportunlty for auch
a . ilamlty.
Th I.- ' fl irk - 'a.' II l thus far ln thla coun?
try on a liri ? iii ti n ind con ervlng Btreama ha ?
been lone In Massaehusett* under an act naaai 1
|_H Thi ver) valuable n -ik done under thi- provl
alona of thla acl !a the beal .usttflcatlon. Vlasaa
iy ln the resulta a -
cured .-i.it no betti r nr. dei toi
a law In I . l. foun I than thla M ia?a
ch i.-.-tt i law lt Is I I ex|
Whethei I Stati ? uf Health, or aome com
p-i n- ii iard ? -ii I ?? Ith ihe poner o
law l ? a m itter af Imidental bul a ci j Ing
i.I exiata in the 8tal . ich a
law conli n.i
.1 BABT IX THB Yl BTTBVLB.
\\"."n .v.iiliin Klanger enteied ihe veatlbule of hla
N i 5J E iai _lxty-fQurth*sl , ? "'?? I
h laai ni rht, ha fo tn i a baby lylng ob tha
tween the out. r an i Inner lo >? -. He called
!? . of the Baal 81x1
raa a b >y, ab ut one
I . - nt wa
I-,. ,- Headquartera, and d i live- are now trylng
to Iln l the peraon who ??- i lill I.
.1 SSP.BBI.T3I l.v COXELIS'A FPXXBA I TO-MORBOB
The funeral nf Asaemblyman _f!chael Conklln, of
Rlchmoi il '' lunty, who dl il a iddenky on Thui ida.
,; :. i me In New-Brlghton, Statpn laland, wlll
? ii. plac to-morrOw afternoon a. the Bplscopal
Church ln Cllfton The pallbearera wlll be Lleu
tciiant-Qovernor Baxton, Benator Hlgby, Assembly
:. , . \\\ ? ic, Oeorge I.. Norton, Perclval C. 1711
ii.an and li aith i rn n r Dotj
QOETHE'S VISIT TO CARLSfJAD.
Tbere is iw ilonbi lli.il tii ? life of tlie
| _i.';il pocl Wiis _mv;i1Iv juoloii_,ri| !>\
! (IriiikltifC tliea w.ucrs ol tlie Kjirutlel
| Spriui;. W? Imve tlie Sprmfel Spring
liitiii^lil tu iim in thi' foun <?l Salt,
which is obtiiiiitil l?y I'viiioiation froiu
iln* u.itcrs of CilfUI'Il'l.
The CnrUbiul Spnwlel rtall (innvdrr
form) <li>sol\(s lenacioiia lnl<i, ullayti
s irritation aml rciiioveH olistrnetioiia l?y
i aiiliui; iiiitiiro. lt acta (MMitliin^ly nml
' without piiin. I.e.sl resultg <?l?t;itnt?<i
\\Ii4*u i>iii-tli??'i- exercitM ctin 1?' Itail.
Tlie geuniue litis tbe ki^uature of"Ki?>
Imeu a^ Mksdklsos ('??., AjiiMits, New
I Vorkfl" im bottle.
MORE FUNDS NEEDED.
ABOUT $250,000 BTILL WAN'TKD FOIt THF.
BOTAN1CAL UAKDEN.
DfJHONI POR DRIVEWAYI ANI> nlTn*1MNOfl OMI?
I ii lERED BT THI OOMMflrTH OM FUAMB-BBf
ORET OVER MR. v.xrx'S DEATH.
That th*.- praparatory worlt tor tho botanlcal
gardena la K.'ing oa rapldly wa< ahowa at the j
meetlng of the Commlttee on Plan. which was i
held y< si'.nluy BfternooB at 4 o'clock Ln tb ? afllpB
of Cornellua Vanderbllt. Thoea preaenl W*xb
Cnrnollus Vanderbllt. Heth Low, W. B. Dflttg*.
Judge Addtson Brown anl Nathanlel Brltton,
.-. rretary of the Board. The iibbIob was not
. ii.le.i untll nearly ?: o'clock. Th.- tTaftnbars h3<l
befora them for conalderatlon moat -1 tbornl iy
prepared survevB of tii* Land whlcb t?*8 a*4vrdena
ara t i occupy In Broni Park. The*e plana
Bhowcd not oniy tbe to^ography of thepaTk, bui
thc vari iu* levela >f the 'and, th* grovi ??? Ur<
wlth th.-ir * xn I l.i.-itioii. nnd Btngl tr**B I'i"
. i:. ly placed. Th.- map* wera mooela ot th ir
klnd. Then there were plana for the drivewaya.
whlch are td extend along tha ateat elde of ihe
park anl ih.* Bronx Rlver. lt was to tn- ?
commlttee gave its most partlcular cc*n*ldera
tlon, and all of the membera appeafed ieeply
gratlfled wlth tho outcamc <>r th<- ae*Slon, bb Ii
dlspoaed latisfactorilj of a dlfBcult pi?obr**?, tne
detalla of whi.h wlll be mgd. known l?t?ir on.
From the dealgna offervd lt la rieaur thnt the
botanlcal garden Brea will be moat b.auiifuiiy
dlveralfled, Plana f'>t ornamental bulldinga b
llki wla ifTered :;i einbry i f t th.nrideratlon
of the commlttee. Th. s are fbr greenh* a ?
arr.l general muaeum ami an economlc mueeum
Th- membera expresaed themserVeg canicst.y
upon the death of Calvert Vaux, who; they aald,
had been very cloaely assocuted wlth them m
all of thelr hope* and plana. Mr. Brltton re*
marked t.. a Trlbune r*| ?rter that Mr. Vauxa
'!< ,tii waa a moal aert jua blow to the commlttee.
The botanlcal garden commlttee la deslroua ol
havlng the d coral ve work In harm ny wll
tr. n rai landscape acheme for the park. and wlih
thia objecl ln vlew a ea*ra. Dodge. IIfowa ai ?l
Brltton were appolnted a ipeclal commltte* t>
corfer wlth Prederick Law Olmated.
There la one othei matter which in bothcrlng
th.- membera of the Board, and thal is the matt>r
of fund* lt is general'y concelved by tho pub i ?
that thi re is an abundan ? of m n< > ??>??? a
ot prlvate auoacrlptlone. Well. $250,000 waa mis ?!
iu thi. way. but th B *rd Bhoul l have abotit
aa much more to complete its work. h la the
deslsn to try to rane thla am luni ln an il i
Kubscrlptlona than wu.iglnally glven,
Hahed tn work wlll p> merrtly
forward and N'ew-Yorh wU goon have one of the
Bneat botanl al gardci a ln the world.
MB8. BRVCE CBARE 0OE8 TO TROY.
BHE WILL BPR.tD A vi'.vu at HER MOTHBRB
HOME THERE -DWCHAROED FROM - I'BTODT.
Mra. Jmnle Bralnerd Crane, wlf. of Bruce Ci im
the artlat, of No. M Plfth-ave., who wa. found on
Wedrteaday ei-enlng i'i Blghth-ave., between t
alxth and Ptfty-seventh Bta, helpl. aaly Intoxlcated,
and commltted the next mornlng by Maglstrate.
Crane to enable her huaband to conault wlth frienda
w.is dlBCharged from euatody yeaterday afternoon.
Wlth h.-r huaband ' wai drtven dlfecUy to the
Orand Central Statlon to taa* ihe IM tmln for
Troy Mr Crane went to v irkvUle C urt y- iti
: i and entered the Miglatrate'a prlvat. ?
ii ? had a lona talk wlth Maglatrate Crarie. He aald
hia wlfe'i broth.-r In Troy bad teiegraphed that be
would be in New-Yi rk cn the noon train. and would,
H agreeable, take bla alatet home wlth him. Mr.
Crane waa much aglUti I md ?? ira couraed ? wn
k* as be conversed wlth the M uriatral
The latter sald he would dlaeharge Mrs. Crane In
her brother'a euatody. It was then arranged tbat
',., . brother should call wltia carrlaga at I o'clok ln
the afternoon and tak.- hla alater a* iy.
Mr Crane returned ihortly b. tOre the hour a^i
?-, n He was alone, ii- told Magtstrata Crane
I..' he had r.lv-d another dispatc.from Wa
v -,'- brother aaylng it would be dlfflcii.t [oi mm
.?;' ,,m. ti tha eltyT and reqoeBtlng that he take
Mra crane to IroV He aaked lf the Maglatratt
a-o iM releaaa hls'wtfe ln his euatody.
Mic-u-iti- Crane aald that he was wllllng and
arixlous to ald th* huaband In hla *j?****"l.**}h
bat if the latter had arratigernants P*?****
for the .at of hla wlfe, he would traut her rJla*
^Mr^Craae then m mt d >wn to the prtaoa Bad had
a conference with hla wlfe. At flrat she ptead< I o
.. i k.-ii home. mt her huaband aoon ihowed h-t
t it io doM wou'.d not be wlae. Mr Crane then
mad? bia propoflltlon. that .he go arlth hlm al once
, , -,-..,, ?/, ber i.i her's bouae, where ahe should
remaln for one year. , .
v;..,- a n, .... m'a reflectlon Mra. Crane a?*jnted
wlth the provlra that .ha be pennltted to
..... ?, r ehlldret, ? v ?>-??<?' iH>'. Mr Crane agraed
this. aaylng thai he would make her fr i i< > i v..Ite.
Mr Crane then returned to the Maglatrate a roornt
Informed the Courl of t;i" arrangementa made, ai ?
Mi-ri-tr.it" Crane l.aued th ? - harg' paper, and
then th.- trlp to the statlon wa. begun. The whole
Bffalr was carried oul very Quletly.
TBE B0V8E8UITB9 8TRIRB COSTMUJSD,
\ BTATEMENT BT THK KXlrX'im ll COMMITTEJi
OF THU I'N'IoN.
The strik-' of the housesmlth* formerly employed
by .f. B, ti .1. M. Cornell nnd MUllken Brother* was
contlnued yeaterday. and the uime tactlci wer* fo,*
lowed ns. on ptwious days. Buperintendent Longf
a I.. ..r the flrat-named fir-ri. sald that th-: had
alg j iha ui: ler way, aad would itart mon- ln a few
daya. He alao sald thai three of ihe flrm'i old em*
ployes returned to work yesterday, anl thal ex
pected more. Mr. Longacre added thal the ilrm
was employlag aa few new men ai p i.lble, as li
expected a break ln tb* atrlke and th.t Its old meh
would then return to work. J. M. Cornell, preeld at
of the lr..n Laague, ara ; ?' ? l >wa ireaterday.
Prealdent Lary, of the n usesmhaa' i nlon, lald
that thlrty-one of the Cornell.' and Mlltlkeaa' m i
. I, ... r- iu ! al to aban i m their j v>; j t<
day by the Btrlkera' plckets, aad that the men l
tirms bu I left in thelr i mploy were n ?t b
ami tha Tala, he declared, could be plB/ply m .
thi fact that i i actual a rk w.is belng done ...
any of thelr I illdings, and that the ln n fra -
wera not a atory hlgher up tfcun they were when
the atrlke began. Mr Larj added thai n..n waiild
ba i*nt to-day to Albany. Cob ? . Troy aad othei
cltlea to codeet the rellef moneya proraii i by tba
unlona of those plaeea.
The Bxecutlve Commlttee of the I'nlon Isaui I thi
.-. -,- itatemi nl ? afterno. n:
T.) v,h...-rt lt m-i> .- ncern: In conrideratlon of th*
mlilea Ilng itab rm i i made thi mgb i e ? -'
? rardlng the u ke i t the L'nlted llousi -
smlths and Brldgemi ??'; !"!-: n agabist .1. B. ?* J. M
Cornell and MUllken Bi i icra. we thlnk thai
but falr -hat the publlc -:. uld know th.-- effort* w<
have made to try lo brlns - - .
.? ix :.'.?? u the unlon an . the Iron !.?
w ? knoa tiiat we are . - | ' ? ?' | - "' 'r?
than other emp'.oyer. ... thn bulld.ng trade^ th.ntt
th. .i- ?? ? of .u i l? th m. whl h li
gimp'.y a mul iai i. ' ? mptoyei . I
.rupl.'iv" la regard to houri in wagea. We havi
,-erj fl irt ti tr anl ? ?
an:: able ? tt'.i mi nt, but ? Itho il
Pl e Ir ii I..-.1..-...' a?nl i - a ' immunicatton i
that if the atrlke waa ? ? ';';'
.-;. - , ?.? mn ; , . a m , . w ig ?* ith
. ty further a mran elr ?.n (crlty, an l,
? ? ? . V.. ' .'. .:' BUC : i ' ? ' 14
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