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Colgate's
CASHMERE BOUQUET
Toilet Soap.
pgOTEST OF THK MAYORS.
HAN1
RA1NE8 LIQUOE TAN BILL.
?4*101 THACHEB OF ALBAKT. ?v\i.l,s it rxixix
??tVr_T-ONAl_- MATOH JBWETT, OP HfFFAi.).
points ot*r its ixjrrncE bvbaci*be*h
CH-BT EXBCtTIVB TBLI_fl THK OOVBn
term TO ME INDCPEKDENT OF Pl-ATT.
ajbaay, March 11 (?pecial).?If Oovernor Morton
", iny doubtfl as ,0 the gravity of <he obj.-erlons
,0 the Ralnea I.i.pior Tax t.ill s 1 freely pur forward
. rver> P?rt of ,he Siate. those doubtfl musl have
^fn removed at the hearlng he gave thls mornlng
.0 the Mayora o'. the Btate. Thi repreaentatlvea of
__:,-er, cltle* *pohe Ihelr mlnd* aa to the blll.
?fcjrteen of them atUcked ll on conatltutlonal
g?ynds Thev argued thal under it the Btat* *? uW
roh lh* citl'S of exclse fund* whlch outrht to be
teft in ti.e clty treaaurlae. Three of the .\i_\ors. all
hgrlne. Intlmate relatloo? wlth Thomai C. Platt,
-grove. of Ihe blll.
Tt1,, aeen* preaented ar Ifl o'clocb ,h!s mornlng In
thr Executlve Chamber wa* intereal ng. Beated at
ja. flch wa* ihe Qovcrnor. At h s rlght were the
Mmberfl of the Btatutory Revlaton i'ommi,-'sion. In
t i?nl-circl* aboul rhe Oovernor were alzteen
y3>. r, 01 theli repreaentatlvea, Amonr- the latter
wfre Mayor Thacher, of Albany; Major B B
jfw" of B_ff-)-*r: Mayor Titar. of Hudaon; County
jglge Loneley of H k-*oii; Mayor Malloy, of Troy:
C k H ill. prea;denl of the Jameotown Common
Oflancll: Mayor Odell. .-f Xewburg. and Prealdent
Bob: son. of rhe Newburg C immm Councll; Mayor
i?ok*taver, of Dunhlrh; Mayor Olhaon. of l'tlca;
?ayor l" .1 Qleaaon, of i.ong lal..nd c ry; Corpora
tljii C mnsel J. P CToonan, of Ktngaton; Mayor Mc
Gu.,, .f Byracuafl Mayor Oreene of Blnghamton;
Mayor Edward N Bmlth. of Watertown, and Arthur
Irho Ikopf. of Nlagara Pall*. Among other* pree
tP, eren Benator John Rilnea, Ib* nomlnal author
0f the blll; Benator Hlgglna, chalrmaa of the Com
^itt.r. 0n Taxatlon and Retrenchment. whlch con
ridered th* measure In Ihe Benate; Mr. Atlda, ehalr
mu . ( .... Aaaembl] Bxi a* Commlttee; Beth l.aw.
fftH lent ot C dumbl 1 C rth ge; Bt. c'lair McKel**>.
of Brooklvn; Oeneral E A. McAlptn. of the Oov
rmor's ?t*?f. and ea-Maycr Wltoon, af Alhany.
MAYOR THACtHBR'fl BPEECH.
tlayoi Thacher, of Albany. mad* the Bral apeech.
j. m . ,-, .,!,> protest agalnal Ihe algn'ng of Ihe
Bflinrs blll by ihe Oovernor. He sa i In part:
m tt May.-, of the city of **??. I have no
? demand thal th* local legUlattve bodj
Smyself be heard before you upon thla measur..,
I_ive , -_.: rlght, and the ocal l?tla.atlve body
i.T >_a rlsht iinder the Conatltutlon. to demand
__n ? -' -enate ln whlch body lt orlglnated. a copy
;r;.:, |*d ?n opportunltj to record our*, ve?
;:.-, . .. eptlng or aa nol acceptlng the *ald
l- 1 .-,-. ,1. .ir. th*t thi* blll ls of a character
?l.;..? rcqulrr* lts *ubml?aton to lh* local au
lT- ? ; ., not ln Bccord wlth thfl Con-ttiutlon.
... vrtlcle XII Ther.' can be no ;tue_.t>..n
t_t',r.e'lt,:ne., |.i?,ior Tax hlE relate. to theJ>rop
_Tv affalri and gavernmenl ol cltlea. From tta
!., . ?' eel-la ve enactment. In Chapter l- of the
?_'? . f iTM ,.e presen, tlme. every *tatufc h;s
r, ,_.-,-V-n? th' regulatlon of the Itauor trafflc
E gltim.tc governmental functlo n.of a clty. ?
rusl therefore, be either ? ??neral or spenai j*.
rnde, '"e Ralnei blll. all Itfl feature* and provislons
LusT mmori to each other lo mak- :. a general
?a- Tl - - nol the case Soi on.y have the c.tle*
5 -. ia*" van ._ feature* from thoae of tta
or? laa"* but oni tj llffer? from another clty
?? - "arne -aaa li tr.. appiieatlon ol etaw.Th
Const.tution cla?*lfl*fl tb* cltl 1 of tta Btate ?eroro
ing 10 lh* populatlor, and l- are? lhat t>t-M hav.ng
?T)OPUiation if -W.-00 or mor* ahal. conetltute ini
fir.-r- :.4s- Ttare ar- three *uch cltlea-!Sew-torh.
I!: ,klyn an I Buffalo . ,
Tl" most Imjiortant feature < f ih.a bi.i. tne 1 j
ta^mcJij-T^lng^^^^^^^
^.rthieaie Yet thli IM I* no, levled gen
~; iVtta. of -h. Bra" riflM. M cltles Havlng
'r ' ' .**, - - a_ r _ari?---?-r-Yorh-a 1 iu ?r
a ,?.|.ul?_>r. a- ''"'^"i"..!^ of less ,Vim
B_aga?^s^?-_i?_a6
m
\RK BOMB BTOREKEEPERB BXEMPT.
' h Mb-dlvlalon 2 of taetton 11 ol tta hlll. pro
r,l"-. I ma,:- ,-r ai *xcla? tax for iramchlng ln
Inor* tn quanlltlea lea* than nve galloa*. no part
Jwhlch aha'l be drunk on lh* prern'.*. It .
;? ,:yti.^^'^ ? n?
n0 storekeeper I'.vlng ln a eltj. of 1
Iha-a1-- ^tantscan J.M t**g
an-er a ^"^-'P C'rek.et ? n* clty of kaa than
b rcqulred of an> - - K. ',,'.. Ki.= ai 1 Olean,
: Lnh.*,"2"^eM ",??". nhibltBr.Ts, are 10
v-"H:
S* i*___a5%
1 " 'iLV.71,-,-., thli W.1 would b? unconstltutlon*]
I -le.-lare tha. t( ? ? ?? h,ch ?r.. nol
;?'":? [_ti-n "raMate ?o ? ?!n| iy 01 10 leaa than
" ' ^fi_uB?tn*tta*Con?ltutlonal Conventlon hv
- ' '." fhifit waa tta Intentlon that all g.-neral fcawa
S,_:f_*.^r]ly allke to cltle* of the same elaaa. and
o"r,c ?'--.-'.i've. or law? BPPllcaW* ln one or
th-_ ?ll,__r*If ? cia** bul no, ln all. flhOtlM be
more cltles ot 8 ! ,.H?,|0, ,-nmnre
refe-rred to tta cltl*? Ano ai .^ . ^
sftg s_Sff_3s_? ?1%S 5S??
v i paaaed
MOMK RITLE VIOLATED
Thla blll vlola-e- tta flplHI of home rule The
a mlelpal rorparatlon Ifl ereated no, only for the
. . venlence of the j.eople of the locallty. but for
ti-a conventence ol the Btat*. whlch ls relleved from
the dlfflcull and unnatnral taah of governlng it.
The ical authorltles are charged wlth tta maln
terance of order !n flie mUBtclpallty an.l the t_gu
lat'.on of all l-lndfl nf bualaca* and irade* whoj*
?kva* w llkelv to produce dteorder and crtme. To
rrntle thfl- to fully dlacharfe theae dutle* they
have aiwavfl been veated wlth the power nnd au
Utority o."determlnlng wbo .hould be permltted to
^r;^'v;r,i':/,,i,..'.%hesp.r.t of ^B?* ??
,r_, t takOfl f-oni the cltlea ? large ,,n,por,ion of
revenue -o whlch Ihey ar.- Justly entltled
I rememher no publlc ?*??"r'; "*nu:>\n,*\?;'rJJm,
cb-telv deeelved th. good l>e<.i.le of the State as
f__".t hafl reVelved much of thelr aupporl becauae
lt der-lare-l .h.t lt would reduc* tta number Of
p\Jt, ..Ulna u<uor. Thls W^rbotn-^tm^bubJ
Wll; be ?.,, but lt canno. Ih; I^!'',?^V,rtrW' w i
Wll lt le-sen the number of thO*e who 'inf'* ??J
II les'sen the number of crlrnlna.s rnnv cN and
?upported at publc expense? W Ulll ?f*^".!^
there wer. before 100. does that mean that ther. u I 1
be Mly rtxty drinkerfl where lhfl?^warelbefore lt?
If the' Koorl people of the fffjtjfg^jfi^
otarratlonf wllh the BCUteneM of Mr. taln ? 1 Air_
r*l_tt they mlght dtacov*r a inetbod^of ?*???*"?"?!
useof IhH-or. I do nol know why th*^8ta te aho
uy lo the noor wldow who ?^SS^ith^tiwISt
famih on the sale .,f a few barrelfl of beer a ?<*'k.
"Oo awav and become a charg.- on tta county. un
1?M you ran ralflC enough capltal to buj and f.irnlsn
?nd llcenae a gilded saloon ' _
Aaottar gravc dlacrlmlnatlon ?p,""t,~T_rLu,1' JS
?m.i: town. ls dlacovered In Beclton ?*_ ^.^ ?{???
option ls permltted Ita latter. I * <_r'';r'lr !lined
the wi'.l of the quallfled electors ahal. be ?,'.r;r'?'n^1;
Mr. Ralnea rloes nor care tr. asc Maln thfl) U.111 of
th* qua::f,.-! electon of the thlrry-K.-v-n < "lea or tne
State. Neverthe.e**, thelr wlll some dajr aball be
??eertarne! Tb* peofrt* art not dumb. I ne\ .an
*p**k They nrlll apeah.
BUfTALO-B REMON-rTRANCE
Mayor Jewetr. ol Huffalo. preaented orre of ihe
itrongest protesis that r. ached the (Jovern.ar t >
day His worda wr.i uadoabtfldly recalvfl thfl <<>n
?'?deratlon they deserve. comlng, as they do. from
'h* Republlcan Mayor of tb* thir'l elty ln polnt of
?_? ln ,he Btat*?Ott* of ,he banner Republlcan
cltlea. Mr Jewetl sa'd, ln par,:
I beg t. say, w:,h greii eara**tneaa, ihai ,he peo
We of the elty of Ituffal-, wlthout dist nr-tion o."
-?rty, are oppooed '.. thla blll. lt is regarded as a
vic'ous and ob.ectlonable measure wlth no meriti
tnat are not greatly ouibalaaced by Ita fau.ts It ls
aa rmpr --,\. ......
FLINPS FINE FURNITURE
AT l.KSS THAN MANFKA4TFR|\(;
?'RI?'K. TO MAKF. H(H)M F4)H
?'AI1Y AIUtlVALS KI14)M FAC
T(?hT.
prodnced by a low lleense or a hlgh llcense, ahould
go into the city treasury and be applled to reduce
the heavy hurden of local taxatlon.
Our people are taxed to the extent of over
iS,7..00f) a year to malntaln our pollce force and
our Poor Department. and If ther.-- ls to be an ln?
erease of vxclse revenues the additlonal money
received should be applled to make the support of
these department. Irss ,.f a hurden upon our tax
payers.
The rural dlftrlcta -iirronndlrg Buffalo are con
tlnually unloadlng their vagranta, tramp* and
ohjeetloeable characters upon the clty. and 1 re
apectfully sucrest that If there Is to be any change
i nthe manner of taxation the country dis?
trlcts be taxed for the benefll of the ,-itles, rather
than 'lat the cities be taxe I for th* benetl! of the
country As I look at It, the Raines blll Impover
Ishes our clty for the beneflt of other communl'.les,
an.l we protest against thls ali-natloi, of our
funds
Ano'hei feature of the hill whi.-h is objectlonable
to us ls the abrldgment of the dlseretlon of :h?
local authoritlea as to who shall be permltted to
have Hcenaes Thls feature of the blll Is not ln th?
Interests of morallty, but o,uite tne reverse. It
w'.ll permll the dive. and re*.rts of ,-rlnlnals.
whlch the proso'ir Kx'is- C immlssioners refuse to
llcense. to run i;i fuii blaat, while many po..r but
reapectable Hquor-de.ler. will i>. cloaed out of
huslness
l b g to aasure you that I am a Republican l'k*
your.elf and Intereeted ln ihe su-^eso of the Re?
publican party, but 1 frar th-.: if thls la'.qultou.
blll beeomes a law lt wlll aertoualy en langer Re?
publican aupremacy ln th.- county of Krle, and alao
throughoul the state, and 1 alncerely tru.l that.
on a 'count of Its many InlqultOU. feature., you
wlll refuM to give it your approval,
A WORD ABOPT INDEPENDENCE.
in the courao of his remarks Mayor McOnlre, of
Byra 'use, said i
lt is said that this bill w.s prepare 1 hy a certaln
gentlein.ii, i;i New-York a'ho has Iden. o' hla own
and wh .se Influence i> greal wlthln Ihe Republican
party. ar.l thal hls wlahe., as far ,is legislatlon I'
concerned, generally prevall, hot we of .<yracu*.
think you are Independent nnd have eonfld'?nec ln
your Indlvldual ludgment. Your cle.-ti.m waa -
proteat agalnst im? rule in ihls Btate. Your m >
lorlty came largely from the Democrata, who bad
become diasatlsfled with rlng rule.
There ls nothlng l:- the platfjrm of the R*publlcnn
party whlch ealls upon you to sign this blll There
|s no demand that 1; become a law, rxceptlnj sa
such a demand conies from the polltlcal boa. of vour
party If the repreaent.tlve from Byra "U.e h oi
been known to favor such a blll as Ihe Ralnea blll he
could not have carrlej liis dlatrlct. < >n lln- parl nf
Ihe cltlaena of Byraeuse of both pnrlle* l ask jrou to
placa your veto on th.- Wll.
Mayor Glbeon, of Ptlca; Mayor Gleassn, of i. >ng
Island Clty; Connty Judge Longley, of llud .n:
Mayor Book.taver, of Dunklrk, and Clty-Attornej
ri >onan. of Klngaton ap ^< agalnal thi Mll, and
Mayoi U/arner, of Roehe*ter. aenl > telegram opp >*?
ing i' Mayor Qreene, nf Blnghamton, ma le ..
?pei ,-h in favor of tlie blll.
PROTEST KROM COXTROI.l.EH I-IT 'II
Controller P*!lch .enl ihe followlng telegram io
i; ...-".nr Morton yeaterday, plaring htms-df on
rer-or I in opposition to the Raines blll: "If ne
other proteat ls received from th.- munlctpal otfl
. >-rs elected bv the pe-ple In t 's elty asalnai ihe
Ralnea blll, I i-eg reapectfully to I allowed to
preaenl to the Qovernor thal of the Flnanc* D*
par:me:i: of this city and ' - add, peraonally, thai l
bave never known su. h unlveraal publlc condemna
tlon of nnv blll amone all partlea and all cla.ae*
of cltlaena as exists ln Ihl. ? 'Ity toward ihla un
Just measure"
THK Q. A R V S PRl rTEST
Tne Qerroan-Amertcan Reform I'nion yeaterdaj
sent t. Qovernor Morton a protest agalnal Ihe
R.lnea bill. denounclng lt ..- a vlcloua and unjua:
meaaur A apeclal me*a?r.ger. waa aenl :>? Albanj
last evenlng s. as to hav.- ih.- remonati ince p'.ac i
ln Ihe Qovernor'a handa thla morning.
?
AN CARNEST PLEA F*OR N1AOARA
R. I.. FHYF.lt AROl'EB AOAINBT THE BCHEME OF A
POWEB rOMPAJTt
Albany, March IH The proposHlon lo allow the
Nlagara Power Compant t , uk? sufflclenl w-.ter
dally from the Nlagara Rlver to enable it to gen
.rate IOO,OW horse-power, provlded for In the Mll of
Aaaemblyman Dudley, came before the AaaemMy
Judldary Commlttee to-day The ftrst ?p, aker In
opposition to the blll waa R. I. Fryer, ol BuffalJ,
on. of the Nlagara S'.-ite Reaervatlon L'ommla
alonera. To allow the company lo enter ipoi ihe
reaervatlon, he sald would no* ..nly im,...ir lh
be.i uly ol the acenery, bui would decreaae tn* ,- . i
of Ihe fall* If one company ahould be al ow< i l .
hi.ve privilege., others wsuld deman i almll.i rlght.,
and In tlme. lnste.d of the fall. being ihe erande.i
llgbl ln the world. they would become .-.::.;? -
me.in. l.y whi.h manufacturer. could ae in a Per
pow. 1.
Mr ii Jtner, who representi lh. Nlagara Powei
rompany, said lhat Oeorge R.lnea, ?.f the Reaerva?
tlon Commlaalon, had Indoraed he propoaltl
MKASiKKS BEFORE THE BENATE
Albany, March is Th. Benate convened al " a
m. wlth Lleutenant-Qovernor Baxtoi h.ir
Ft-eleri k I Haber, prealdynt; .1 Mattland Cl.
secretary, ar-1 other. ol tbe Junlor Knlghta Llter
ary Boclety, an I eonnected wlth the erammar
."hooli of New-Tork Clty, senl ia to i.L ,t-nvr
c, y.rnor Baxton ? |. .leal agalnal 'he "Curfew
law." Tbey aay i.Vir club. mual meel <>- Inga
Th* petltlon w.t* refi rn I
The Benate Commlttee on Mlacellaneou* Corpora
tlona reported favorably Benator Bulllvan'a blll pro
hiblting the formatlon of gaa iruati n New tfork
Clt) and Brooklyn, and Benator Bulllvan'a blll tixing
the prlce of gas in New-Tork Cltj at tl a th< naand
. I , f-et
AmOng the Mi.s p.sse) werS these
Benator Johneon'a, allowlng physlclana -*? cents fe*
for reportlng v.tal stattatlca
Henator Brackett's, authorialng M ai la A Buper
vlaona to ilx Juror.' fee.s ai $_;>. ,i day.
Mr i.-.;m-iui?'?. dlrectlng tne immeulate .- alla
tlon of the iHMamani f-.r Improvlng Am.terdam
ave . New-York Clty.
Mr. Brennan'a M'.l aithorir.ing Brook'.yn to is-u*
t_,x certlflc.te. ln orler to carry out the Alnaworth
Alcoholic Inatructlon .aw
Mr. AUStln'a MU, provldlng for addlilons to the
bullding ef the New-York Museum of Natural H:u
to:y.
The .peclai ordei .if the day, ?'.'tuior Mullin'* blll
re lo.-ing ihe .a iry ?' th.- pre.ident of th. )?'-?.
Fore.l anu Qame Commission and Increaalng the
Kilaries of th<- commlaalonera wa-. called up an i th.
blll paaaed wlthout lebate and with no negatlv.
Vole.
Senator Ford'a i.'ii waa paaaed, provldlng for the
appolntment by -he New-York Flre Board of a
Deputy Plre Marahal, salary 1V??? The person*
now eervlng as Flre Marahal and hla deput) ?r.- t.
s.-ive six je.rs Tr.e Klrr- Hoard may also appolnl
two confldentlal and -ecrel servlce examlnera or
cerka lo Ihe Bureau <>f the Kire Marahal, aalary
nol le-? than 11,200 nor more thin ll.'n"
Among others these hllls w?-re Introduced:
Senator Ford'a, maklng the depoall of adverfalng
rnatter ln hou?e mail boxe. oth.-r than bv I'nlted
r-'jtes postnie. or new*paper carreis a rn:." !??
meanor punlabable by a fme ,,f $T. or flve days' Im
prisonment or both
Mr. Ford'a. anthorlzlriK the New-Tork Clty Fire
Hoard to apfolnt a <'!v,: Serv'ce Board to exsm'.ne
liremen
Senator's Wil-ox's. authir'zng the Rallroad '"om
mlsslon to modlfy ordlnancea for street snrfaee
<.ir speed on streets.
S.-nator Ford'.. flxin:? the com:icns:itlon of the
New-Tork Flr. Departmeni untformed force as foi
lows: Chlefa Jfif?"1 a year; deputv chlefs. $I.V?t;
chief* of battallon m\Oi; captaln. m foremen, $2.
>Xi; assistant csptalna or aasistant foremen, 6,100,
t.j be pa;d montnly. The law take* effect January
To ADJOURN FROM FRIDAT TO WEDNESDAY
Albany, Mareh II - -Senator Ell.worth sald thi
rnornlng that the Legislature would Ultd-Ubtedly
t.ike a r?~^ss from I-'rlda.
day of next
thls week untll Wedn. s
?ek. so that the Republican legls
1 itors COUld att'-nd the Hejuibllcan Btate Coriventton,
to be held nt New-Tork City on Tueaday.
A MOVE FOR Doi.l.AR <;as
Albany, Mareh )*-The prlce of gas her after ln
NoW-Tork Clty wlll be only 11 a I.OOO feet. lf Sen?
ator Rulllvan inn aCCOmpil.b what he says he wlll
endeavor to Mcconiptlsb The Benate Commlttee on
MlsceHaneous Corporatlona met this morning an.l
decided to report favorahh to Ihe Senate lo-d.,v Sen?
ator Bulllvan'a blll flzlna the prlce of gas at ll In
cttlea of over IJbb.881. The commlttee also decided
lo report favorably Senator Sulllvan's other 1.111 de
?Igned to prevenl a comblnatlon of gaa componles ln
New-Tork aad Brooklyn.
- ? ?
BENATOR SII.l.IVAN IN THF CHAIR.
Albany. Mareh IS?The Senate went into Com?
mlttee of tlie Whole to-day on the general order*
calendar, wlth Senator Sulllvuri In the chalr. Not a
pm was move 1
Senator McCarren BSked lf the Hcnators liad any?
thlng ag.lnst Benator BulMvan.
? Tlie Ueutenant _overnor has known me . i .ng
llme and deslr.-d to let me hav.- a slne ure." sald tl.e
chalr.
Th.- commlttee rose wlthout ha\lng done any busl
i-e?s and witn a geueral bei;ef ()f u ' put up .l<?b" on
Senator Stilllvun.
LATE 8TBAM8BIP ARRIYALS.
Steamer Havel (C.er). JUngst. from Hremen M.in'h
10 and Soulhampton 11. wlth m<l*e and pasaenjers
to fr.-lrlchs A <'o.. BOajta of Flre Island at 11 p. nt.
?teaaaer CBaBBleaas ?Rn, MeKeaade, M.naos
.i .a. 1 Par*. 8 and Harbadoa 12, wlth mdse and 7
^engers to Sh?pton tlreene. Arrlved at the Bar
?? 8?? P- m-h.lade|ph.a.
Dalano, Porto
.-''cabln' Uesen^ers te Bou.ton. Bli*. A Dallett.
Jrrtved at the fiar at 9 P- m.
COMPARATIVE PRICES
of CHAMPAGNE in England,
THE HOME OF WINE CONNOISSEURS.
84"
84"
84"
8."
78"
VINTAGE. PRICE.
POMMERY&GRENO, ExtraSec, 1889.*??
WE. CLICQUOT, Dry. ??* L*?e';_ n__
PERR1ER JOUET, CuTee* * f' Extra Drj'
LOUIS ROEDERER, Carte Blanche
MOET & CHANDON, Dry ."_*'????. Cuvee 36,
G. H. MUMM & CO.. Cuvee A, Extra Dry,
Taken from the price list of Messrs. \V. & A. Gilbey (the
leading Wine Merchants in England), ihowing the position
of the different branda of Ctaampagne on the Engliah market
where wines are paid for according to quality.
NEW-YORK'S SCHOOL SYSTEM.
ARGUMEXTfl FOR AND AOAINST THK
WARD TRU8TEER
PROMINBNT MEN AND W'OMEX, TEACHER*! AND
OTHBR8. IIEARO IX M.BANT SKTII M>W
a\|i miis .-?< 111 v r.i:u VAN BENBBE
I.AEB AMONO THE BPCAKERB
Albany, M irch 1s The hearing on the compi n ?
New-York Clt] Fchool i>!U waa held befor.
Benate Cltlea Ccmmltte. thla afterroon The follow
Ini peraona from New-York aM?nreu ln favoi ol
the m< i-u'e XI ?- Colzate. of the Barnard Alumnse
\- ,:?.-? n: Mla. Banaa of th* Commlttee of Slxo
Mra W'.ari Parker Mrs Wtili.m E. D Bc It. Mr*
I'.en liic.in. m -- Kendatl. Mr*. Howard Van .-'-.
d.-r 'i Mr- .-'.-Inn'M V.n R-n?* .ot. M'.ei El). ? '
the Publlc Kducatlon Bortety, w.-si Bdde Br.i
Mi- ii.it- ,.f -Th* Outlook"; Ml?* Klnne, of th*
Alumnl A.aoclai n of th< T*i eh*r?" <' lleg* M ?
Im-.i Emeraon, of I ie w ? l'.e?le> ?' ? .- - Mumn i<
M -i Voorhla, M:a* Brown?:i. prrrldeni of th* Bar
nai I Ora luate Club; Mr* u-'.- Mr* w H R . i
foi l .-' >h i .1 Tniatee, ai I tor thi l' ibllc K l
Boclety; Mr* Blola Mr* s-i .fi- li:- and Mra t'oo
?'-n. of the Women". Auxlll.r? :" "? ,,|Vil B?rvtco
Rrform A.aoclai lon; mi-- potter. Keth l?ow, Mr
Olln, Mr Ban !? ri Mi Reyi 11* John C fV.ark ai
Mlaa Daj
Among thoae In th* p i tj opp a?e l t ? ihe aubai I ite
l li; ?. r.- Mitihea I i:..-..- pr*. lenl of lh* N< .
i'ork Ti-ni 'i. :?-?' Aaaoclation; Henn P O'Xefl pr*.
.; nl of th. \1 il. Pi Ini i la \- i latl >n loi n
l>wyer, prealdeni o( the M .'- Aatlatanl Tea
A* i ?! iti .-. Willlam .1 O'Bhea. j i- -. lenl of tl *
r I. stcal \-- lall *n; Ml - lle.fi r Rolx.
Prlmarj Prli Ipal.' v - ? ?" .n; mi- M irj T.i of
the Pem.le Uramnur Prln. pai.' A*aod?tloi
arjrd \ Paaji pi ?- I nl of Ihe New-York Bocletj '
Pi 1 iu- .-\ ; Brj ? : RMIlj Wllbur F Hu I* i -
n< i M iradi n !?' > r-\ Edtioi of ' Tl - W*-1
Teacher.' Annual", lu'la \ Blrdnrye, Bch.* lt
? ? ? ? ? Tr i iv I.-V-- !-? ? an i Brown and H
Truatee Abb ll im Hon M n Ivoi
IRGI'MKXT OF \ TEACHER
Matthew J Kiri- *| Ice igali I the commltt*
asvlna ?? wi. ?!? ? r??:.:? \\ ???'.! .)..< "eompr n
blll H- mpecl ill> ol ecli I io ih. ah illtl m
ward ii .-?-.- .i' : ?? : ??? teirhera of New V rl
v re w -li nlm ll- ?re? nt* I a peili . ? ? 1 i -.
::.' M i ' ? ? . ? i : ? the I III
"1 e i th. tru.ti - clrc il.te the patltlonT" i
Benai -r Btranahan.
"So, s'r ' n ;.^ the rep )
' I ive lelter* -1\ - - -?? - - ? r Rt ran.hai
The at item. rt I. not irui r?| I ? l i ?? i: .-.
Tl ? ';?' il.-' .. -??-?? I thal .-.?.-?
of E luc itlon at. montha l n an i .? ?
for a ; ? .? dp il.hlp. and . ? ' ?
do wlth 300 appl i' n. a ye.i u
li! : He ? ii: i ..??. r--i .- i '. ?
coul i onl) r?riioi<? .i ?? .?'.-? i -. i thre<
i-l tha ?"???;.-?.? i
IP1 .? ? I ? i n rl:i voi
w ??- m . le .-?? .ter ll ihe n *tei
"Tlie teacl ? u ... i '?- ir. aald Dr El
f.a. "hy recurrlng < imli .- .. ? ? ? ??? ld* l
foi ir I*. thi nen i 111 To Rcnatoi Whln ' *
Elga. admltti i it the exi ?? ,.. not
Impali ? h< ? rr: lencj of a le.r
W llll.m .1 ' >'BI - - - ;? .1 ? rlefl -i ? f ih*
rlaln.l Btrauaa P.fte hill, -..- ln. I .? . i- ? ihe
aub.111 ite hill ll v. .1 i be .-?.;.-...-..-, . i
m irk from tea* hei s
Ell '.i h <".. rk. a jrramn I _?
ln favor o< reia nlna ward t--i ???-. -. T
lh :hk iii ih* n< I . .i ? llk. Ij
to do |ii.t|i e lo le. ? - ii ird ol
? I. len tu:;-- hv..i\ I Hen. W Ml
' irk aald that many downt it .
I j.-.,:. I and ... ..--..??_ Th< -...-? of i
waa th* refua* l ? Bo.rd f Katlm.t. nr:-! ^,
poi ? i .nmeni ln al r I and altera
tlon. Tli- auballtuie blll. uld Mi i "1 irk. pro I
for ..p >lnlmei i- ontr.rj u lh* prln
| '. . . S. ? ?.? .mi
Mr-- Charlea Rr.iwn, Bchoel Inapaeior, ipok*
Iu l'-flv 1:i :.i preaent *) ati.' arard
tru.ti a, aa dld B -hool Ti tatee (bb - llam Iton
M.i l\..r
Mr* Bchuvlei V.i.i Ri ? .. ?ti In-'ie' ii of
s hool., poki foi the al illllon of th. .yatem
ward truateea, a.yln. that under Ihe aub.1
blll reaponal | * flxed . her. .1 pn enl
li coul l l.e ahlft. i from one -?? ?'? ?ol ..ill.-.- oi teacher
??i -. noi her
Benator Bli n al ?? ? I ? il ?? i ?: ? com
inivee helleved :'iH' a* .. whole, the irurteea ner.?
noi Ineflldent, bui lh* !.'??? .r.i ?rlih ih. ajr.trm
SKTII l.ows VIEWH
Beth Low, pre?ldenl of folumbl. ?' i'-u--. -. I
thai ihe l ulstnc ol tio- power of appolntmeni wlth
local board. o! trualee. ?:i^- n i conduclv. la l
elevation of educational lnlere.li The teacher.,
lie belleved, would *oon flnd oul thal the ch. ?
..--'.il would ttoik foi thelr benefli The be?l
work, Mr. l..? contlnued, cme from ? pald eer
\ |.-e Tli?- ward truateea wer? volunteer* Tb.
profeaalonal men who would b* appolnted ..- s'i|..r
Intendenta to '.ik<- ihe place <>t tne truateea would,
he l elieved, rx if ireal rftli I. n - and would pivr
i he bi s: of s.-i -.., ..
Mr? < lara Wllllama, . formei Bchool Commla?
aloner, apoke in fa*. or of reialnlna ihe ward trua
Bh. - ild ahe dld nol thlnk much ol aome of
th<- pres.nt membera of ihe Bchool Board, aome '??
Ina u"t loo well acqualnted wllh Ihe Engliah lan
Buaae The new hill. sh<- th ni.hl. would Interfere
materially wllh the lenure ot oili.-. r,r ihe te.i rn i .
wh.. would I". om.- aerv.nl* ..f .i board of eapert*
The remarka ..r the advocate* of ihe Pavej idea,
sh?- aald, i-d her to belleve ih<. lhe> knew nothlng
aboul the publlc achool* of New-Vork <'it\
Pr'nclp.1 liei,r>- P O'Nell Mld lh. new luli fave
In.pectora admln h-i.ii >. ?? and ped.Roal ? dulle.. un l
S*n.ii >r Btranahan aald lhal wa. Intended Mra
Mary A Tate, prtnclpal of Orammar Bchool Mo 4.
h icl the ward truateea w.-r- niw.tv. ready lo a**!
for thelr schools in .m emergenry Bhe oppoae.1 ih
propoaed ay.tem of r^currlna examinatlon. Mrs
Emma K l<andrlne, pr'nc!|>.l of Prlmary Bohjol
Nu. !<:t. siid lhal he; .\|cii.-n.-e demon.iraled a
tl.e nierlt leal wa. Ihe ..uli one uaed by Ihe ward
trustees :n i. e..inni'ndinn appolntment.
Mra. Wlllard P.rkei pnoke tor ihe aub.l tute blll.
F.-ivinif t'n.tt ihe preaent ay.tem wus too compllrated
an-l laborloua
Trust.-e Kennedy, of ihe Nlntli Ward, aald th
trustee-. nrhe are i us'n.--.- men or mechantca, mlRhi
nol be veraed In ped-taojry, hul thej were be t-r able
to care fnr Ihe luil'd n?s Tru.'ee Reynold* apok*
f.,i th. .uballlute i. II a.ylng thnt his .xperlenc*
proved lo him ihnt th? tru.tee. ahould n> Mra
Phyllla l.e.-eridK- apok* for the truateea, -.ivmu
thev were falrer nnd m-.r. Independ*ni lhan pald
Offlclal. would he
A CONDITIONAI. PROPOWTION
lietirv P Boyer made Ihe flnal appeal .ip.i.nst th.
ai.oi'iion of ihe ward truateea "Olve ui tlme BBd
a return for our Inlior by yottr BCtlOB and we arlll
hrlni? you u petltlon .(?ulnsi Ihe al...lli.n <?f lh.
ward trustees Blgned DJ (00.8SO eit'/.ens <.f N-w
York, who wlll pray lhal V'"i do nol de-.tr ?y the
vi-n i lhat keep. Mctarlanlam from our publlc
achoola" .ald he.
?\\> wlll reeehe .mv papers \-Ou flle," aal I Bl B .1 u
Btranahan.
"Oet ih. petltlon; rn pul it to use." aald Benator
Ahearn. and ihe hearlni cloaed Tl.ommlitae
took no actlon.
8
Mlts l.Al"ri:i:i!Ai'll ADVOCATEA A nn.l.
Albany, Mareh i^ Mrs Edward l<auterbach and
Mi-s WoodbrMse, of Naw-Yorfc Clty, appearad be?
fora th^ B.-naie Judieiarv Pommltta. ihls afternoon
and Brgoaa for Aaaemblyman Harvey T. Andrawa*.
blll putllriK mereantlle estiihllshments ln elll.-s under
tlie aaperrlaton ol the Board ol Health The eom
iniite.- wlll meel lo-morrow bmmtbIbi 18 d.-eiie on ih.
i.i;: Mr* Laulerbaeh. who ha* baea ln Albany far
i-ome Hma advocatlni ln. blll, bell.ve. lhal it wlll ie
r.port4*d favorably lo lh. B.nat. and will soon lie
e,.me a law Aiix-rt Btlckney, of New-Tork, ap
peared before ihe commlttee and propoaed an amend
ment, whlrh w.is n.eept.d. it provlda. lhal lha
occupanl of a mercanlll. eatabHahmenl must t,* in
forme.1 flfteen davs ln-fore proodlng. are taken
MKHinst him for ihe panaltle. f.r InfractlOB of lha
law
INHBR1TANCI TAX FOR curNTliis
Albiny, March IS Aasemhlyman OttO Kempner,
Iiemorrat, of New-Vork, to-day Introduced 11 l.lll
with which he prapoaaa ta ratallate in a m.-aaure
for what h* tarm* th* rural rald on th* cltle* a*
rontemplated by the R.lnee MB. It provide* for
the dlvlalon of th. taxea collected from glfte, legw
cies and .-ollnfernl lnherl,ar,c-s among the count.(fl
of the Btate on ihe same baala hs the iiquor tax ls
dlvWed two-third* ,o be reialned by ,he countle*
for local purposei and one-thlrd to be Bpproprlated
f..r Btate purpose* lll,her,.. the entlre c.aiiater..l
Inberltance tax ha* gone t., the State. Mr. Kempner
?ald lo-day: "A glance at the state Controller ?
reporl sh..w? m.> thal In IW he recelved from thls
flource |2,1_-,_M 1'nder mv blll ih.- countles would
rllvlde among themaelvefl ll.417.M0. There are th.r
t.-.-n countles In the Btat* whlch would eacb proflt
i.v ih.s arrangemenl fr.-m about tlO.oo.) as a mlnl
nmni ui. lo nt. cn $7.ral.irif) for N'ew-Vork I'ounty as
inaxlniiirn IH.br the prOVMoiM Of my blll the
? i.i: -s ..;' the foilowing countle* would be: New
v, rk. rr_.5T. Klng*. klt_._6_; Onondaga, |lli.93>;
Dutchesa. K3.64.; Weetcheater, r>\_47. Onetda, BO,
7"". l'i.. $I_._T2' Uueen*. 137.030; Monroe, 131.131;
Siifr.u. I19..38S; Rlchmond. 111X1; Rena*e_aer, IH
OM Putnam, ti..?i.> "
PASSED OVER A MAYOR} 8 VETO.
THK ALBANY POLICE BILL OOEfl
THROITOH THK ASSKMII.V.
,.v_-v.:i: .,(? TMi- sii'll.r IHI. -J-D OTIIBH
M':>-< i:i:s BT THB IXTWRP IIOt'BB A
l:\Ti II OP M:w irll.l.-'
v ii-. March II On imrlnn <>? Mr O'Orady, a
,-,: of ? houae wa* ordered to-day. and the Bpeah
ei :.,:?.:. i ;,u-i the Albanj Pollc* blll, whlch had
been veto. i b; Mayoi Thacher. The meeaage ->f
ihe Maj i *nd ih* actl n of th* C mmon Coundl
on M,, blll were r? i I Wh*n th* Bp iher announced
thal ihi queatlon wa* ? lether Ihe blll flhould paaa
, ,t? ,hst?nd!na th* veto of Mayor Thacher anl
ih* opp. It'.on of the Common t'ounell. Mr Bti
i;.. ,1 sald he wUhed lo be heard, He then warned
lh. m ii rltj thal If II agaln pa?*< 1 rb" Mil II
r ? . i n ran '? rh.- Intentlon of the Conalltu
? r,- , . . ? ? t il? Inti ntlon ?ns 'h.ir Ita
II ,y0| -. ul i hav. ,i v ?:.?'? In rhe legla-a
. . . " ? .... -,. rltj ,f whlch h* I* ,he admln
- I r>f a it at ill w ia tha approval or
II ip,? , \i,- >r? if bll'i wer* to b* paaaed
or kllle I wlthout o bell pald by the house
,? the ..,"??? of the );?.-> of clttei on local m-a?
ur- ??
M- Bcherer, of Albanj defendei the blll Th*
f the C tltui na i nveni on, he aald,
,.. is nol ? ? i. II ?? blll i- ? i ise II bad been dlsap
;-.-.. . :.-. ? Ma) r bul almplj lo aubmll lr f.?t ,he
f the vartoui M*vor* \ c-'i' ral advo ?cy
,,f 'r.r |. II waa ri: i I. bj Mr I .'' Ira l?
f ,. bl ? i- then pmtat I ov?r th* veto cf M*) >r
Thacher by a vot. f M to _
??..,, from l '? md Mean i C ?m
reported I ? ? ~ ? "Pl. hlll W.ll
l it hs rt Ita aecond and
. ?',-.. i ? . - Tl ?? raa no rea*on why thfl Wll
? ?. i i i ? ? n ln tta
, . ,,,. ......... ; ??? a i no bj) ? ? in, a-id
: ? i - - -!
Mlll .( ?? ; ?
rporatlon of tta
? -? ? ? Tralnlng H for Sun
ntra ton on bull 1 nga
irj fl ??!? f ? .<f"tv of etn
?
. -. . , ? latlon of ral
? ?. ... ..- >ree* of I I te I
? - .- providlng for th. i ee| ? inee by
pl.,1 f ground -dli in lacb
, . ? lohn Bi wn, the
lo the State b) Henrj i *wi
..
.. ;, ~ | from mnlnt.i
? ? .-? ... a
pi llng foi registi itlor ' veter
-..'
, - . ? r.- introdu ?
l. -,- i ? !- . nK for a flve i en: far* on
?? ... f. v. - l.f O.non r |i, iti
i Mi Ki ring* .uthoi tln* ihe i' inti
? ii.ii <?? havlng
? ?? ? ?
H \ > ippo.
,ni thi li rir ??-. in the oi!,--e of
? ? \ fl 'i r ,< ' 'I' \
I-. -,- ? [jual I \ il . i lll I i .lll ?? I ? to *ell un
? '..., ?..,-,. I .?
lt) \ :... ? hi i. prlvat* trlal* In ea* t
"' ????-... i ?? ?
Mr M ?' ? -ui ? i I lh* ? ipen llture of
}-.,. , ? , mj.tovf Br) >ni I'ark, Sew V---k
14) ,; \\ .'. ?? i| ng from tasatlon or a?
..... .-. ? lnten.le.ll 'i- m inufa. lure
-,; \ , ?|n i ? ng by 800 the m< mt.-rahlp
of th* v w Vork ?'lty police fo ?
II) Mi !i ? :-. .pproprlatlng l&.-OO for Improve
? ihe Bl iti ? in :
H) Mr Nla mi Kvrni tii .? furnli ; from
J ii r v dut)
? -
RF.POR1 o\ OREEXWtmD <'EMETER\
The ii .f tlrrenwood Pemetery made publ
ih.ii reporl for l*M yeeterda] Th* reporl state*
thal ri:' i ? ol loi a ia largei lhan In am prevloua
,,..,, thai tzl.OOO wa* egpended ln permaneni lm
provemi ni I I -'? *"1 -**d "? ,!l" B*neral fund
foi rv. Improvement and permaneni -aie ,,t ihe
remetery, whlch was Iherebj Increaaed *?> It.Ml
065 || .,. \ 1 i>: :?, l( i- recelved for the trust fund
for ihe special and permaneni car* ..f lola, Increaa
Iru; lhai fund lo M37.I7. W. whlch i- the total amouni
recelved foi thal purpoee alnce 1B1, and thai llflO
hedge p '?? ? out. whlch. wlth those prevl
ously planted wlll In ? fen yeara aiirround the
entlre i-emetei uuli a denae lnc|o*ure .'iKhr ..r
)iine >..-? hlgh The foilowing leciirlllea are held
b) the cemetei) corporatlon l'nlted Btate* r,n\
ernmeni reglatered currenc) bonds -30.000 bonda Of
the rltj of Brooklyn. |13?.oo_; bonda and mortgagea,
$..'ii:v.'V. ii lal, |_.l_9..V_i
?
FREDI /.'/< h U /" \ 7"')\> ///?' iRIXG.
Oeorge i: llagerman w** agaln ralled ta rhe
?tand when ihi hearlng of Prederlck W Dunton,
charged wllh mlaa pproprlatlng mone) of ihe Sew
y,.ik Bnd Brooklyn Buburban Improvemenl Com?
pany, ?--. i -.nn' .1 before Maglatrat* Crane, In the
Cenlr* S"e_t Court yeaterday 1'nder a aevere
crosa examinatlon conducted by John Babln* Bmlth,
rounael fo? ihe defendant, llagerman, who, as see
relar) of Ihe company, prepared ita mlnute* <.r tta
meetlng*, teBllfled tb.ir an Item of the mlnute*
whlch he had written and whlch he was queationed
Bboul wa- ineorrect. When llagerman wa* aaked
who _.. ? reBponalbl* for Ita Inaccuracy of the part j
of Ih* mlnute ln .etlon. h* *ald "1 added s.-veral
iiiiid:-. foi Jo* Ward and ih* defendant. Dunton.
They asked me to Then l added thlnga l was told
b) itockbolilers occurred al the meetlnga l dld nol
at'..-tid i afterward i-.uc-d Ihej wera Incprrect.
i harir w Flrooki coun*el for th* complalnant.
remark. i thal much llme wai belng waated, and
sald somethlng nol pleaslng to Mr. Bmlth, wbo
announced thal he would n..i go on Wllh the case
unleai he waa i rea led wllh reapeel by Mr. Urooke.
Maglstrale frane lnterfere<l and Mr. .Siniiii Rnally
declde.1 to j'.. ..ii lle then moved thal tta case ba
di-mi-.se i Maglstrale I'rane *atd h* wooM renoer
a declalon ln rh.- ca_* lo .1*,
?
l//; WRIGHT "\ TBE HOUTB.
An Intereatlng lectur* oa tta "New Induatrlal
Boulh" wa* dellvered las, evenlng befor* tha Bcbool
of n..i.ii Bconomk-*, al Mo M I'nlon Bquare, iw
? '.HI..II i. Wrlght, imt--i Btate* Commlaaloner <>f
Labor
Mr Wrlgbl r-ild In Ihe course of hls lecture that
Ihe Boutk was fort! tlmes as rich ln mlneral
weuith bi Bntiand, and thal h.-r rlvara ?nd ?\aier
I.-.iiiIh K.?v_ her fii.lllll.s wlth whl.h ,o ge, ber
mlneral nroduetlon* ready for reBnemenl at th.
<-..s, of ti n ton. wtareaa ll coat* $?'? la Pennayl
\ -ni.. ,
Un \ ou Wiml 4<i Bm n >lnrl>rf
i'i..i-ai.ii i,..i' iiui if roa >>?'. iry fl?d uat iht iyaaaeaie.
\,\ nn?l-r f,-r,||iiK TI..-M \-illl anlT.-i BMrtyrdOM wllh n
rengeanrwl uoma p*opli -."? amrtyri t,. ,n,? eemplalal
ri..m .hii.iii...-i ia ii..' grav*. >*flnirtnfl from mi lt* ar
i.iil.iiii bonor* .>f bM-fbUia, vvlnd an.l |-?,n ln tlie
al.,inah weutt abim>?T an.l nlgliliiiiire. .-a|.rl<-l..iia a|>
|.et||p. iiiiiiaeii, l.lll..iian *a, leantieaa nn.l B*tlOWa**? N.i
Bee*fl*lt) f.r ?n ibla The remplalal, ..i.atlnaie aa it la.
when th.- ..r.llnan,- remedlea ar^ bniiiahl 10 Ix-ar upon D.
In?arl.il.lv pfeM I* thr ?r^ai ai..ma. iftl*, H**l*tt*r**
Utotaaek llliirn,, whi.-h r_al..re? Iranqullllv lo Hie a.ialrl,
teginn an.l n^rv?,, ragMflfllM >he llver an.l la.w_la, la.lh of
whl.-li me illaiiirl.^,1 l.\ w.iil.neaa nf Ihe aloma.rh, and
pr,.m..tea _|ip#)||.. Hnd an In.'reaae of fleah Thal "t.araln
of |b* floal." Ihe illnner Mt, when I, peala BBOfl ,he a,r.
aurif.ala B* prenii.nltl.in >.f .llre mnilina nfler a Mflflflflft
able meal If y.,u have trle.l a ciirse ?f Ihe llltters. whlch
ala.. baatflhfla MUaahama rliruinullaiu. nen-ousneas, ma.
larla and kulney truuUa
BACK FROM ARMEXIA.
WILLIAM HOWARD RETCRNS FROM
HIS PERILOUi TRIP TO Tl'RKEY.
A PRICI PUT ON HIS HEAD BT THK Tt'RICISH
OOVKRNMEXT?HA1.KKP HY T1IK Kt'RDS?
1NTBKMT1N0 ouskhvations OF
THK COUNTRY.
Willlam Willatd Howard. who hae. been con
BCCted wlth thp ArmenUn relief w rk, but who
was uBSOCCCBBful ln hls attempt to er.ter Ar
nu nla, returned y.-sterday cn board the Whlte
Btar ateamahlp TVutonlr. Mr. Ilowan1 left about
flve mi.ntha ago for Armenla, as an envoy of
"The t'hrlstian Herald" In connection wlth th*
relief work. and had many nBITOW escapes anl
thrilllng *xp*rlenr-es wlth the blo idthlmty
Kt.nls. He had pr?vl msiy made a Flmilar trlp
for the purpoa*- of Investlgattng the Bassoun out
rage and the aliuatlon generally. anJ waa the
only one of flfteen newepaper (xrrespondents
who auT-eded In reachlng the seen*. He re
j tLrned last September. fully determln*<l to at?
tempt the ratslng of a fund for the relief of the
i starving. destltute and maltreated Armenlana.
He called upon Charles D. Kellogg. secretary
j of the Chartty Organlzation 0 .clety. and upon
I hls advloe went to Dr. Loula Klopsch. of "The
Chrlatlan Herald." The fun.l was begun, and Mr.
Howard consented to return to Armenla to a?l
mlnlater It. He aalled on the Ctinarder Campanla
on September 28.
PEBBIA ANCIBNT AS EVER.
Upon hl. arrlval last nlght Mr. Howard went
at once to the Astor House. anl there told hls
experienee t,i the newspaper men. Mr. Howard
s.ild thn: he went bv wav ot Lor.don. Parls,
Ekrtln, vYarsaw, Odeaaa, Batoum and Tlflls. At
the lutter plac> he fitted ont for the cold
weather, wlth bourkaa, baabltka, an.l other bb*
tive garmenta aultabl* to the cllmate. He then
wnt on to Akstofa and by post carrlaga t?
DJulfa, where be croaaei the Arrla Rlver into th
terrlton of tha Shah of Perala. Perala, .ald
Mr How.ird. ls stlll niiKh llke it was In th*
days of Abraham, laaac and Jacob, and th* roads
nr.- stili only tralla Al Tabrla he b.-ught three
horaea ami .-ngiged iw.i servaata, a dragotnan
and ;. honae-niaBtar,
His id.-H waa to enter Turkey from the east.
Inst??d of th* weat. From Tabiiz he went 10
Balmas, ne.ir th8 IVrslan ar.d Turklsh border,
where h- spent aeveral daya trylng to get a
guard. Tiils was aboul November. and st >rie*
of miBMcrea >f aroman by the Turklsh Kurda
i the Bultan'a Irregular eavalry were common.
Flndlng that it wa* Impoaarble to get a guard.
Mr ii iward detennlned to attempt to enter
Arm-.ula 81 all ha7.ards.44nd he started.
At tb* first vlllage, in the mountalnous and
dangeroua country, whlch was called Nazarabed.
11 en.- luntered ih* entlre lot of vtllagers, beaded
by two aona of ? famous bandit called Aftl
Kh.m. Th- men wer- well armed and thelr
lodies were covered wlth cartrldge b*lts. Mr.
H .ward carried a Lea rlfle and a handy re?
volver. The vtllagera awarmed around the thr^e
lonely horaemen and through the dragomaa they
0 Ivlaed hlm t . g> another trall. The drastoman
could hear tha raacala alreadj dtacurstng th*
dlvlalon of the horaea and baggage uf tha Uttle
1 irt>
HE WON <>N A "BLUFV"
Mr Howard rald they almply brtatled wlth
arm 8, and he began to feel appreh*nslv*. But
he pul B K "I fat*e ? n the affair. nnd llnolly, by
.1 game of "biuff" and by eaaually mantloetlng
that the s.in 1 bb 1 other great P*r8iana were hla
friends. he* managed t i get rafely away, aft-r
enjoylng th*ir questlonable hoepltallty for the
nlghr. He then retra ? d his st.-ps anl went by
another route t . Khoy. and then on to K .UtOV.
The country was extremely imigii and was
thlchly apotted with mounda of the dead, it
being the _.tom ln tbat corntry for every
j_> _- ?'..> t 1 thr.>w a Pt..ne up?n each grav-^ that
l - . -?"'
l!e',.re arrlvlng at Koul ?v, he passed numer uis
i ,11. is of rol.rs drlvlng CBttle, Bheep and horses,
but was nm moleated, as nis party had been
?welled to H\e h\ the addltlon of Iwo guarda
At K .ui iv Mr Howard offered 1388 for b guard
uf thlrty men to eacort hlm t 1 V in, but, after the
Oovernor had sent ?ut acouts to examlne the
I- .,:?? he declared tbat It was Impotslble. as the
trall was llned wlth bands of Kurda on lh* out
I . ik tor Howard
Mr Howard aald that between November l
and Meiember 15, 150 vlllagee ln the Provlncr of
Van had been wh >||y deatroyed by the Turklah
a ddlera ai I he ha ! 11 if ln his p waeeelon thnt
lt w.is d .ne by order .>f Sultan Abdul Hamld. He
rode l"" mile. I 1 a teletraph atatlon t 1 communl
. ir- the f.i--ts t 1 "The 1. ndon Tlmea" an I "Chrta
tl.in Herald" and then returned. While on the
w.i\ t . I'rumla. whlch Is also on the border, he
was ambu.hed, bui after a brlak exchange of
ahota. In whl h he eoul I n ?l eee his aaa illante, he
a.caped Arrlved 81 the latter place he offered
slmoal an) money for guard* Bul nelther the
Bhlekh Bahdlk f Kurdalan nor T imar Khan, who
llve. under Itounl Ararat, would heed hla blda,
f..r th->\ declared tlie road ewarmed wlth Kurda
and "..ther i hlldren of th* devHi" Other appeal.
t . the Shah Teii.-ran ..nd othera in authority, ? ii
. . ii ten 1 almllar repllea The Turk Bh ''. ivern
ment had offered a hBBdaome r*wnrd for How?
ard". h.-ad and ther.- arere many ac\i .us ro earn
H He had practlcally made arrangement. wlth
i. Turklah offlclal when he was recalled by "The
Chrlatlan Herald"
BNOW 11 A PBACEMAKER
Mr II..ward aaid tli.it opera tlona agalnst tb*
Armenlana had ceaaed temporarlly on 84*count
of th.. depth of ihe anow, but, as aoon as the
gmaa Bhowed again tbe> would ba renewed,
II- ih.,ugbt thal aboul 50.000 had been slain.
?nd fully #00.001 were now destltute. The fund
now amounta lo M0.00O. As an llluatratlon of
the state of aff..irs ln Armenla. Mr. Howard re
i.it.d the followlng Ineldent: A Neatortafl n?f
HK.e came down from Oawar, Kurdlatan, to the
Vlllage where he was Btopplng, Bnd sald tbat
the Sultan had aenl word to the Kulmaklm of
d.iw.ir t.. order the maeaacre of the Neatorlana,
wh.. are ChrlBtlans llke the Armenlana The
rhlef Kurda met and declared that thls would
nol do, ns the Neatorlana were thelr slaves, their
cattle and thelr beasts of hurden. Instead, they
s.-nt .1 paper lo the Bultan swearlng that tha
Neatorlana would be found when wanted Thls
was conflrmed later by a Kurdlsh chief, who was
a Turklsh offldal nnd one of those wh.? drew
up the paper. Mr. Howard sald the masBacres
tvere m>t brought about l.y anythlng the Ar
menlana had done, but was almply u cruaade
agninsi tb.- Chrlstlans by ths "black-hearted
Sultan "
H* sald there are 2,nooooo Armenlana in Tur?
key, and the fun.l already raised Is being dls
trlbuted by the nilsslotiaries nt seventeen polnts.
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FIRE IX A CBOWDED PWII.IOX.
A \\ 11.I> SCItAMHI.K F.'R THK I'millS llt'T MIOXK
uniT TWO ii.'VS ARRESTKD i?n stspi.'ioN
K re started under the blu st.iKe ln the PavtHOfl
nt CaledonlBB Park. Newark. Insi nlght. wblle a
roller akatlag earnlval waa being held. Th* tirat
one 18 *ee the amoke crled "Klre!" an-l Immedlate
lv ih.-re was u wlld ruah for th* doors. Women
screantaa .nd became frantlc. Eortunateiy ther*
are many exlta from the PavttlOfl nnd all of them
me wide Bvery one aseapsd from th* awlldlng,
suffi-rlriK no Injury worae rhan hrulaea or torn
Clothlng. The Ilremen <|ulckly BUbdUCd the fl_imen.
tnveettgat'.on Bhowed that the Mre had atarted In
a lot of acenery and atage-flttinga atored beneath
ti-e ataaje.
While the laveatlgatlon was l>e|ri? m.de Wllliam
Kopp, nlneteen years old, of No 419 F.fteenlh-ave ,
Newark, was aald to have remarke I that If Bed.
Volirhi. the owner of the park, would ulve hlm 15
he would tell who started ihe flre He waa talk
ItiK to .losei.h Huiith. a boy of alxteen. who llved
Bl No 421 F.fteentb-ave Th* alleged rem.rk waa
reported to the pollce and both young men were
srrested b>- Detectlve Felpel. They aald that rh*lr
remark waa mlaunderatood und waa m.de m jest.
They were held for exam'natlon.
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I/.'l/V AND VIIV ORDERS.
Woshlnjrton. March IS (Speclai).?The followlng:
Army order* have been Issued: ('aptatn I'latt lf,
Thorne, 2?d Infantry, havlng been found by an Army
iietuing Board hiiiapaeltalad for a.-tive aervloa ia
retlred thla date Th* extenalon ot leave on aur
geon's certltlcate of dlaablllty granted Flrat Lleu?
tenant llarry M. Hallock. aaalatant aurgeon, on
FVhruary 12, la extended two month.. The exten?
alon of leave granted Major Kdward R. Moacley,
aurgeon. on February IS. la extended alxteen daya.
Lleutenant 8 M. Potta. of the Navy. la granted two
montha leave wlth permlaalon to go abroad. The
-Naval R.tlrlna Hoard haa rec.mm.nded ta tht
860 Broadway, Union Sq. * 18th St
MAKE A SPECIALTY OP
TllBS, -?, ADAPTED FOR
Marbles,-.0PEN F,REPLACE*
Mosaics, WA"-S*PW0R*
Flneat Gooda?M.'-kers* Pricea.
THE GLORY OF MAN.
STRENGTH, VITALITY.
KIOW THYSEIF.
w. h. p?__f__i d. 'tsaffier*
THI MOST EBIKET. arKCIALinT i* _ninic__
t'hlei i-ouaultiiia phyalcian te tke ********
MrUl.Hl loatltule 'M_abU_-4 ln 16-0). to whOOB
waa awanled thr gold medal by the aatloaai
Medlcal Aaeocliitlon for ,h? PMZB ES8AY on fca
aaoate.l Vliallty, .\ervoo* *nd Phjelcal D_??_
lt> an.| all Dlneaaea of Man. Cl R-.S tha youna. th*
mlddle-aged and ,h? old. Conaultatlon ln P^raoa
or hy letter Prospectufl. wlth testlmonlal* rMKBJ.
I_rae book, The Xrlenrr of l.lfei or. Self-Preaer
lallori. Ihe prlr.e eaaay 370 pp . 125 Invaluable prescrtg
tlcns for ao'te an.l .-hronlc dlH-aaea, full ftlt. only II W.
by mall. d'.nhle aealed. - .--..
Dr Parker'a worka aie tbe beat, on ,he subjeots tr-a,*_,
ever putlished. and have ?n enormous aale througriout
thls country and Knglsnd. Read them now. ind learn tO
be atrnnur, vl?nroua anl roainly. Heal TBrMII.
~Th? Peabody Medlcal Initltut* hai Imlutor*. but a*
equala ? Boston llerald.
Pre-ldent thnf I.leutenant J. O. Nicholson. I'nlted
Btat** Navy. be placed on the retire.l list on ac
eounl of dir-'ability.
I PROJECTEO BAPTI8T ORI'HAXAGE.
THK KNI-i.V MI-:\T POfl THK JENNIR O-ARR-NM.
HOME FOR ilIIl.nRKN
The f)r*, annual me-ting of the members of aa
assoclatlon forme.l for ,he establlshment of a
p.ptls, orphaaaga to be known a. the Jennfe- Clark
son Home ,'or C'hlldr.-n was hel.l yesterday after?
noon ln an offlce of the Xew-Vork 4'ily Faptlst
IHaaloa, in >he t'onstable Huildlng. No. lll Flfth
ave. The Rev. Dr. Krank It. Morse. prcsidcnt, wa*
In (lie chalr. An electlon was held for elgh, dlrect
ors ln plac- of an equal number whose terms of
oflice had expirrd. The foilowing cl-rgymen and
laymcn were unanimously elecl-d as thelr own
lUCCC?or* ,o aerve a ,erm ot three year*: Dr.
Wendeil C. Phllltpe, Heary ff. ?aeaatt, the Rev.
i.r Roberl B MacArthur. the Rav. Bnanael Aiman,
Vlctor V'laroar, Dr. T Praaklla Smlth. the Rev. Dr.
.lohn L Campbell and Wllliam 11. llenjamln Tha
Board nf Dlrectora v.ili ment ar the same place at
1:30 p. m. next Monday to elee. offlcers an.l stand
inK t*omraltteee.
The efltabltanmenl of a I!a;.tisi .rphanage wa*
projected In \*<!. but no deflnlte actlon was taken
,111 february. iv_. when, ar a meetlng of the
friend.. of the project, held in ,h- Rev Dr Mac
Arthur'a itudy, ir. ,h.- Calvary Baptlat Church,
Ihe Rev. Dr. Mor** s:r 1 thal hls couflln and friend.
the lar- Willlam R. .'larkson. of thls clty. wa*
rieslr.aus of making a bequeal far that purpose. lf
the lnstltutlon could he e*t*MI*bed as a mcmarlal
ta hls .!.-?.'! l.i i.:ht. r. M-s lOP-lle GefTroy
Clarkaoa. To thls th.- aaaoclatlon agreed.
Mr CLarkeon, arho hai been a ?yetr-anown flour
mercham ln thla clty, d:ed on March D>, 1W5. leav?
lng a large estate. I'n-ler bla wll! the aaaoetatlon
will receive MO.-M wlthln a few daya, half of ,he
remalrtder of tb-? -state on the death of either his
Wldow or hls slsrer. Mrs. Ayer. and ,he other half
on the death of the survivor. No s;re for th*
projectod h,)nu- .is y.-t been aelected.
?
TBE LA8T OF TIEX-FAB'8 EELIC8.
a i.m-.'.i: <?->, r.-'.-TU'N <>r MODBRM PADTTDfOl
IM OIL -KD \vatkr-?''>I."P.s AUmO _-___>.
Tha auctlon aai* of tha Chfaoa* porceialn eoBecttaa
of Tlen-Fuh. ,he celehrnted collecror of ^hnnghit,
ended yeaterday m-.rning ,,, the Flfth Avenue Art
Oallerlcs. No |M Plfth-BV*. The sr)!e was c-n
1 i,r.-l irrd' r the man*g*menl -af tVrgie-: A i'o . and
the anctloneer araa Robert Som-miie Teatoraap
w.is the thlrd day of the sale. and llke tho other*
wa* poorly attendi 1 irrl thoae who ho;u-hi had an
ezcellenl opportunlty to lecure the nrarei al ex
tremely loa price* A man who his travelled ex
lenalvely and wh > h tppened Inr ?> rhe <<sle yr?srer
? l.iy sald ,ha, thi prlcei pald rh?re werr nol M
IiIktIi as would have been romtnanded by the giiols
i: thej had been *oM to r iriatfl ind i-losiry
hunlera ln Chlnn. Thir TMen-Pah rlid not mak*
much oul of Ihe dlsposal of hls warei ls .'.'-(.iin.
Al the cloaa of Ihe iale Mr Bomarvilla anaouacedj
tbal Crodfr*y Mannhelmer'a ti".- .oliecton of oll
palntlngi would be pul on exhibition at the Ktfth
Avenue Ar, Galleiie* to-day, prloi to th?ir sale at
BUCtlon In Chlckeiing Hall Mr M.innhe.met has
been well known as a collector of cholc* palntlaga
and It !? oni| on account of eontlnned lll-health and
a long abs-M)c> al.ro.id thar he is compelled ,o g.\e
them up Th.- Buction Bale of this collectloa at
Chlckeiing Hall will ba held on PrMay evenlng,
March tt, ai I o'clock, under the managiraaaai of
Ortglea .>.- Co Among the artiata represonted m
the collectlon are Alma-Tadema, Breton, I'.-.s:. Hon
heur. Heiiecour, L'orot, t'aaanova. Detat|te, He.
camp*, Defreaaer, Daublgny, Dlas, Dupr.. Qdrdaia,
tlallego*. Isabey, J.mene_-Aranda, Jacque, Lelotr.
Ma.n.i/.. Uraklne N'lcol, Toby rvoeenthal, Wiiegas
Vibert, Vautier, Vollon, Van Marcke, Woraaa and
/.jm.i. ,; -
l.asr nif-lir ,ir I o'clock ,li" sale nt th? CQllactlOflj
of modern palntlngi ln oil and wate.-- colors betong*
Ing to I M Hi slul was b_gun There was a (tood
Bttendance, notarlthstandlng the condltlon of th?
?treeta, and al nm.-s the I. ddlnu was brisk Most
of the prtcea, however, were mtxlerate, In all flfty
eigiu palntlngi r.er.> s.?i,i The blgheai price pa d
was j^:',. for "A Blleni Autumn Day," i>> <;eorg*
Innea* Two palntlngi by Kugene Verboeckhovea
an.l two bv .1 c, Jacquel alao brought falrlv gaod
price*
Some of the palntlngi and pricea are ?s followa:
"Ol- < aa.tr- ar Bund v r 1 ')i? ina'a M.ir.in. N A.. . $110
"Mnrnlnr al Marblahead." \. Quartley, \ a... ioo
"Venh?. ll Harnnan . im>
' I'Hlipll.n." .1 .;. .1.:, |tl-r . 170
"Landacara. ' R W rtelr, N. V., ||g
"Th- !t ?? ? -u il;_-i :-.. ' I.. KOSH . 'jm
"tlanie.' i- i lluaaaiia.,, \xi
' >i- li rt in- i: Keytrr.. . -aai
' a Moralna IValk." i <; lacquat. ,...) ayu
"The I'avaller," Paul V'lry. . |?_)
"BhraherJ and Bhe#p." Kug-n.. \'.-. ,-, ,v.meri .'.''." ,v^>
T.l Sl-a.ii," |? Hcaal. ]S)j
"X'eni.e." iv H i Bterberger.. o,^
wi ii r lr ll Ein_ vv ; tne i .- 4<*>
".'.irinc f.r nowera." RaMman Jobaaon.! ....'. l.V>
' l.in, 1-, ape ln II,.II.n.l. K Jeltel. U5
"Th- Alp*," liiiaiiu i',,ijr)H"-t....,!" [8
"RetumlBg nrom Church," I -- | i raeli...*.'.'."."" 4ts
"t*haaaeur,' Davld Co', . "" ?,'??
"8w_m Beauty." I_ It-aai. . j-,,
"Siina-t in the tVood*," N H. [>lB8.. . . I<?
"The Return." I.. Jlmlnei. n_
"iiuall-r." A. A, I_'aia-I. |2
"Peedlng lha Calvee,' Willlam _tai_. _2.%
"iii-ri. Rlpe," Maurlee Lelnlr ..'. 2'-?
"Bheep and l*hlekena." I"ng.'ne VerWckhoveri!'...... .?2S
A Mi.iiinei D*J In rhe I'.irk.'' I K K,,e?aeill. 1.10
I'repaiing Breakfait." hiuomen . i.v>
"i^n.ia.-.,,,,. aad .'i.,i-." .i. ii i? i<e Haa*. *_>
Kla* Orandmi Ojodbye." i: a i-m.-har,. .?. 300
A Bummer Day." J. <v r??in . 3ra>
"Reiurn fn.ni ihe Pleld." D. K?1k?.iv Knla-lu. 410
"*Ah*i siiHii i 1'inv ,i ti. itrown N A. ?',-_
"Imperunloelty." ,i.,a-r isrn_i*. 30#
LITBOORAPRRRS sTfl.h OX sTRIKE.
The members of the I.lthographlc Artists and Kn
grawrs' Assoclation who went on scrtke four weeka
ago ar" stll! out. and they said ye-,erday that they
could May our for an InddBnlte lengrh of tlme If
tii-.-.-asary. as fhey had pl.-ntv of funds. The strlkers
iued a fltatemeal yeaterday eajrlag that they wer*
\(> IJOBTOy THE I'ATERSOX MURDFR.
Paterson, V I . -March IS ?The SuMlvan Inquest
was eoanpMad tO-Blght Nothlng new was brought
out. and the Jury found a rerdlct fhat Mamle Sulll.
van came to her death frorn a fractured skull, tha
resul, of b blow glven by a person unknown.
-e
ACCIDBNT TO A FA88EX0EE TRAIX.
Huffalo. March is?The Krle passenger traln whlch
left here al I o'clock thls mornlng for Nlagara Kall*.
narrowly aaaaped golng Int.) the dltch at Tona
wanda The traln was running at hlgh speed when
one of the rear drlvlng-wheels went to pleoei. th*
heavy steel spokes flylng In all directlon*. Fortu
nately the heavy t!re renialned on the traok. but
the air-brake machlnery was dlaabted, and the traln
ran for nearly half a mile bef >re it could laf stopped.
The paaaangnra were transfern-d. and the dlaabl*d
traln was hauled to ,he I-'alls. Mad the tr*ln left
,he track the resul, mlght have been serlous los* of
llfe_
COWPERTHWAIT'S '
RELIABLEi v""r "nm* ?*? bp mada attractive by aa*
> or the?? Orlental Ruga
CABPPT? . r'r'"' ,,,r,",n, K0W*
VAKrciO. <LONQ CREDIT. XO* W**t Hth BtrMt.

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