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TO HASTEN RAPID TRANSIT.
BiMENDMENTS TO THB LAW SUGGESTED
BY THE COMMIS8IONER8.
A PLAN TO MAKE IT EASIKR TO OET A RE
flgllBIBlB B1DDKR FOR THE FRA.NCHISE
MAXINO READY TO DBB EI-M aT. WHEN
THE RM'HT TIMK COMKS-WHAT
RAI'lD TRANKIT MKAN3.
A blll to amend and modlfy the Rapld Translt
Act of m was yeaterday sent to Albany by UM
Hoard ot Rapld Translt Commissioners. It waa!??
troduced ln tba Senate I.y Mr. Stranahan. The new
measure ,s Intended. the 4'ommissloners sa>. to
Icssen the flnanclal burden of the company ander
tBklng the work. BM t- aBablfl tha Board to le tha
contract. a thlng I, has been unable ,o do and be
lleves lt canno, do un.ll the proposed changes are
ma.ie by tha baatalatur*.
The blll ls as follows:
?C_V?r.oVlded IB Seetlon 37 of thls
BBCTIO-4 TH1RTT-THBBB.
See 2 laeUoa thirty-three of sald acl is hereby
.mended hy addlng at tba end of tbfl ^~ '?>"
lowing. to wlt: Tor the purpoae ol tbe conatrue.
Street. h ghway. or | l2^__Ah?tbeTirtr?t!
i__.i_... n-it- "nr un. erneatr, such o,n> r ? ip '?
iowtng. to wlt: "or underneat* bucb o tner ? ,r .. ,
Kbw-y or publlc place "W^W,!*
tha _a-adHof tho Departmant of Pubuc woiwe
?"Jf Rald sec.l.an thirty-four is hereby amend- '
a-t fcS __i_r? the end of tho s-ntence follow
^'?^yV^mract shall further provldfl_that thfl
Lr?on. flrm or corporatlon so contractlng to COfl
^w_,*r?.r_.n!^?__s
lBrraB.U'th""c:nt"r;.',V.'r tffifi durlng any year ln
Shich tbe said paymeal of. 1 _per ; ? mtum shall U;
pald as r.-ntal, as aforesa-id.
SIX MBMBBBfl TO CONCVB.
Brvtlnn 34 of aald act ls hereby further amended
bv fltrlktng out the sr-ntence thereof. namely the
words' "\o contract entered into under atithorl
ty of this act shall be BSatgned WltbOttt the written
consent of the sald Board of Rapld Translt Kall
road Commissioners, concurred Ifl by all the mem
berfl of said Board"; and by Inaertlng Jnatead
thereof. the worda: "fco contract entered tatoun
_er authr.rity of thls act shall be aaatigned wlth?
out the written consent of the said Hoard o. Rap.d
Translt Railroad Commissioners, concurred ln >>>
alx membera of said Hoard."
Se-Uon 34 of sald act 'la hereby further amended
by strik'.ng out the last senten e thereof. namel>
the wor-ls: "Any rallway corporatlon, organlzel
under the lawa of thlfl itate, or any exlstlng
rallway corporatlon ownlng or aetually operatir.g
b rallway wholly or in rart wlthln ,he llmlts of
h the Cty. ln and for whi.-h sald Board haa power
Ei to act shall he competent and Is h<-M>y authorlaed
!B to enter Into a contract for tre constructlon and
W operatlon of any rallway pursuant to rhe pro?
vislons of this chapter": and by inserting instead
thereof, the words: "Any railroad corporatlon or
ganlzed under thfl lawfl of thls State. or any exlflt
Ing rallway corporatlon owning or aetually oper
ating a railwav whollv or Ib ;>art wlthln ,he llmlts
of the ciry tn anl for which sa:l Board has power
to act, or any eorporatin-i organlzel under the
liuslness Corporatlons Law of thls State and ap
proved by rhe sald Board of Rapld Translt Rail?
road Commissioners, shall he c.nipetent an.l la
hereby authoriz.-l to enter Into a cOBtract for the
constructlon anl operaUoo of any railroad pur
suant to the provisions of thls chap'er, ar,d flball
have all the powen neceaaary to the due perform?
ance of such dbntract." Where in thls sectlon
the consents referred to In Sectlon S of this act
are menrl.med. they shall be oonfltrucd to Includfl
any consent glven by the ("ommlsslonrrs appolnted
bv the Oeneral Term or Appellate Dlvlelofl of the
Supreme Court and conflrmed by tba sald General
Term or Appellate Division In litu of the consent
Of property-owriers as hereintwfore provlded.
AS TO THE BQUIPMBNT.
4. Sectlon & of said act is hereby amended so as
to read as follows: "The equlpment to be supplied
by the perron. firm or corporatlon operatlng auch
road shall include all roll.ng stock, motors, boilers,
englnes, allaa Waya, conduits and mechanlsms,
machinery. tools, implements and devlees of every
nature whatsoever used for the generatlon or trans
mlsslon of motlve power, and lncluding all power
houses and the land occupled thereby and Its ap
purtenanccs and all apparatUfl and devlees for
elgnalllng and ventilation. Such person, flrm or
corporatlon shall l-e exempt from taxation in re?
apect to his, thelr or Its Interest under sald contract
and In reapaol to the rolling stock and aii other
equlpment of sald road. but thls exemptlon shall
not extend to any real property which may be
owned or employed by sald person, flrm or corpora?
tlon exeept real property used for the generatlon
or transmission of motlvo power, and except real
property of the contractor. lf any, whlch shall, ln
addltion to that owned by the clty, be used for
Btorage or repairs of rolling stock."
5. Sectlon 39 of said act Ik hereby amended by add?
lng at the end thereof tbe words followrngr "Where
any contractor for the constructlon or operatlon
of any such railroad shall requlre any property for
fluch constructlon or operatlon, such property shall
be deemed to be r'-qulr.-d for a ptibMc purpose; and
wlth the approval of the said Hoard of Rapld
Tranelt Railroad Commflwloners the same may be
acqulred by the said contractor In all reapectfl as
Btieh property may be acqulred by the sald Hoard
of Rapld Translt Railroad Commissioners for tbe
aaid clty. and all proceedings to Bcquira tbe sald
property shall be conducted under the directlon and
subject to the approval of the said Hoard of Rapld
Translt Railroad Commissioners."
I,ETTKR OF MR. ORR.
ln an explanatory letter to the Leglalature tran_
mltted wlth the blll. wlth tho concurrence of the
Other members of tho Hoard, Mr. Orr says:
Blnce the amendments to the Rapld Translt law
were passed by the last ..eglslature, the Hoard of
Rapld Translt Railroad Commissioners of the Cltv
of New-York have b.-.-n engaged ln an unremlttlng
Btudy of the great problem that they have been
called upon to solve.
After very careful and most anxloua con.lderatlon
the Board ot Rapid Translt Railroad CommlsFloners
bave reached the ooncluslon that they cannot .afely
enter into contract under the provlalons of the ex
iBtlng law for the constructlon of the proposed road,
except wlth a corporatlon now exlstlng, or to be
formed for the purpose. havlng a very large pald-up
cash capltal. Only such a cmpany. It ls believed.
could secure bonds that this Commlsslon would be
Juatlfled In acceptlng, and also be able to provlde
the necessary power plant wlthout borrowlng money
upon It, so that the clty could have upon the plant.
as the law requires, a flrst llen. The flrst step ln
the successful solutlon of the buslness problem thus
presented to thls Commlsslon Ue? In securlng a cor?
poratlon competent to become a contractor under
the terms of the exlstlng law. In order tfl make
auch a result the more sure, the Commlsslon ask
for certaln amendments to the law.
NEED NOT BEGIN 1MMEDIATEI.V.
In order that the flnanclal burden to be placed
upon .uch a company may not be too onerous ln
the early hourfl of the enterprise. the Commisslon
aak that the requlrement upon the contractlng
party to pay at least 1 per cent Into the sinking
fund flhall not necessarily begln Immedlately. Tho
requlrement to pay Interest on the bonds issued by
tho clty should run as now; but It ls proposed that
tne requlrement as to payments Into the sinking
fund at the dlacretlon of the Commlsslon, shall not
begln to run for flve years after the operatlon of
tbe road has been begun, and may then run for a
aecond perlod of flve years at Vt per cent, Instead
Of at 1 per cent, except that, after the net earnlngs
of the system upon the Investment of the contract?
lng corporatlon reach 5 per cent, payments Into the
?Inklng fund shall be made annually of all exeess
untll the present requlrement. of at least 1 per
cent per annum be reached. The Commlsslon thlnk
tbat wlth these modlflcations of the law. a con?
tractlng party may be secured who may be trusted
both to bulld and to optrate the proposed railroad;
for they are persuaded that the franchlse ls one of
Creat ultlmate value, commandlng, aa It doea, tho
ay of atl underground trayel ln thla dty; while,
ORIENTAL
RUgS eaa-utt
Carpets
Our lerge importatlons for the Bprtflg Baaaon
have arrlved. and are now ready for Inapectlon.
YVe have never shown a rtn-r collectlon, em
bracing all slzes, colorlngs and deaigns.
A wealth of beautlful examplc* ln aizes from
bl feet to 9x6 feet at prices rartfing from
$7.50 to S90.
Large carpet. at corr.-sp.in linirly lOW prlce*.
Our Kuarantee of genulneneaa B4seompaBtea
every BBla.
W.&J.SLOANE
Ilro...Mv.i>. 1841 A UMh Slrtel*.
at the aame tlme, under the BCheme of tlie law th
"v of N.w V...K wlll secure the ownershlp of the
DTODoeed lallroad tn the end free from all H??>lllty.
ft ,5 respectfully submitted that unless a rnapoB*
,,. contractor can noar be found, the clty wlll be
faeed with one of those two alt. i-nativ.-a rita -
clti muat conBtruct the rallroad aa a aiuiiibnjai
-ntarHs.-. or it must admtt thal thla attempt llke
an iti Dr._ecea.or., to aolv. the clty'a rapld tfan.l
problem has beer, a fallura This laal reault la not
u> ae.ure r.-lief from tbe present altuatlon, bul to
prOBOUBCe the prol.lem almost lnsolul.le.
CHARACTER OF THK PROVI8IONB.
The Commission beg to polnl out in a few words
the character of the provlalon they have made to
meet the rapid transit requlrementa of the city. both
present and future. Beeldea the two tracka under
Broadway from thr Bouth rerry to th.- city Hall
they have provlded for 8 four-track ro ..|
under Rroadway from the Clty Hall to
rourteenth-at. a four-track road on U? weat
alde of the clty under Broa dway and tht
Boulevard from Fourteenth-at north and a four
track road on the eaat alde of tha clty from Four
teenth-st. north under Fourth aud Park avea. Ths
road has its -Utlon platforma only ttjrtten feet
beiow the sllewalk. on the averaare, which U oar-JS
more than the helghi of a sin_.e story ln ... ordl?
nary dweiiinK-house. The estmated run nlng tlrn
for express tralna from the Clty Hall to One-hun
dred-and-twenty-nfth-at. la nfteen minutea; and
from tho Clty Hall to the Orand Central Btatlon la
six mlnutes. What thls m.-ans to the people ???
New-York cannot be computed ln Bgurea nor ex
pressed ln dollars. Ia personal cunfort in t.ie*av
ng of time, nnd in lnerease of vslues, the i. -ne lt of
lt would he Incalculaole. lt wlll benotlced that the
system is an .lght-:rack ay.tem above i-.mr.._.ji...
B ind a four-track system beiow th..- point Foi s
number of year. this wlll aufflce; bul when Blro-at
la ..pened. and travel demanda lt aa ltaurely wlll. a
four-track road c.n be carried down Elm-at lo the
Citv Hall thus establinhlng an elght-track ayatem
on'a solid road bed. and doubllns the carrylng ca
pacitv of the entlre aystem. In other worda, ror
16.000.000 the cstlmatcd cost of four tracks oa Bim
st from Fourteenth-at. to the city Hall. th.- carry?
lng capaclty of the entlre aystem can ba suhaun
tlally doubled.
WHY BROADWAT WAS CHOBBM.
Broadway has heen chosen for the Ilrst track* be?
iow Pourteentb-at for the followlng reason.: K.r-t.
E'-BB st is not yet opened, and lt appeared to be bad
Judgm.-nt lo walt untll 11 ahould bi : aee .nd, 11
of BrO'dway ln the not d atant future was In.vlUb .
ln anv case. and 11 appeared to 1 I ! ? ?
to take it for tlie clty before II became -til. more
dlffl.-ult to secure it. Everr year a 1 is lo the_numner
of i.ipes in the street, and to tbe a :ll -u tv o. appro
prlatlngll for rap'd iransll Thli I, Broadwaj la the
streel where th.- most people are, and where rap i
transit faciltties ire most neede.1 and whei
wlll moat quickly h.-omo remuneratlve. In rea
their conelusi.m as to Broadway, the present I om
mi-sion has only connrnu-1 the judgment of
CommlsMM thxt has looked Into the aubject aln ?
1RV>. incldentally. It may be polnted out tha
agalnst Ihe temporary loaa and Inconvenlence in.-i
dent to the construction of the road. Broadway prop
ertv-owners secure. through the pIPB B8l.erles 10 De
bul'lt hv the side of the rallroad, complet.- immunlty
thereafter frum dfaturtoanc. of Ih. aurl.
Mreet. wlrlle the city aacures, as incldenta ol
gr.at en:eri?r:se, twenty mllea of new aewera
pla.-e of old onea, many of th-m bulll before IKin,
when Ke.iT construction was not ?s well uderatood
in this country as now; anl a vastly tmprovi I
water servlce ln all the lower part of the city.
VAST INTERESTS AT STAKE.
The Leglalatura wlll thus percelve lhal vast inter?
ests are ut atake in the aucceaaful completl ?n of this
ent. rprise The Hoard Of Rapld Transit Rallroad
Commlssloners ask, therefore, wlthout hesitatlon,
f.-,r the amendments to ihe law propoaed In the ac
oompanying blll that their study of the prob.em haa
convlnced them are not only deslrable, bul are
posslbly even -.-sent:.,! to i ruccessful resu'.l of thelr
labor. in the endeavor to secure f >r lh. clty ol New
York the Ine.tlmable beneflta of real rapld tranall
such hs is propoaed. It la clear that lf th.- isw a
thus modtfled, can l.e carried to s aucceaaful laaue
the scheme will a.lmit of the early prolongatlon >t
tha roada to the north wlth saf.-ty to the clty, ind
.No of the occupatlon of Elm-at when lt la neede.1.
ln the meanwhi'e the aolution of th,- problem under
Broadway beiow Fourteenth-at la th- key of the
who> situatlon, without whi.h adequate rapld
transit for the ..ity ln ail Ita parta li absolutely out
of the questlon, and wlth which. once galn. 1. ev. ry
thing else Ifl a slmp'.e questlon of dollars and crits.
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RAILROAD IXTERE8T8.
WARNING TO THK OFFEND1NO ROADfl.
Chlcago, March 18.?Notlce wa* served l.y tha lead?
lng dalry and refrlgerator men of this clty yester?
day on all the rallroads enterlng Chlcago that they
wlll for one year use every legal means to dlv.fi
trafflc from anv roa 1 that makes lower through
ratea fr.-m the West. .Smithwest or Northweat than
the tarlff rate to Chicatfo plus the rate from i.'h:
t-ngo to Ka*tern polnts. They allege ;hut Chlcago 'a
tielng discrlmlnated agalnst, and they have unltod
to flght the dls-.-rimlnation.
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A STKKKT-RAIbWAY OONBOLIDATION.
Albany, March IS.?The Bgreemeat of the consoll
datlon of the Thlrty-fourth Street Rallroad Com?
pany and the Thirty-fourth Street Ferry snd Bhrv
crith Avenue Rallroad Company, forming the Thlr?
ty-fourth Ktr*et Crosstown Rallway (Vmp.ny of
New-York Clty, was Sled tf^day Wlth the S.-cretaiy
of Btate The capltal atock of the new corporatlor,
ls *; 008,000, an.l th<- direetors ar.- K. lt Lynch. Wiii?
iam I' Davtea bb l Oeorga P. Warden, of Brook?
lyn; Frederlck Vlewlj, of Avondale, N. .1 ; John F.
Uttle, jr., Ambrose F. McCabe. VV. C. Kimball and
H. A. O. Taylor of New-York. and J. BrOWBBOn
Ker, of Undercllfx, N. J.
i>asskn<;i:r AOENT8 ADJOURN.
Rlchmond, Va., March 1*.-The scml-annual meet
ing of the American Assoclatlon of PaaaaBgflr and
Ti-k.-t A^entB, whlch has been la aaaatofl her. for
two daya, adjourned slne dle this morning, an.l the
vlrltors went on a tally-ho drive to Lakeslde Park,
a pretty siiburban reaort Tha only buslnesa done
thls morning waa th>- readlng of an al Irenu, arhlcb
was lo hav.- l.e.ii (K-liverc-d by R. W. Wp-nn. of the
1'lant srstefla. H? Waa unavoldably ab.-? nt, and
D. B. Martin, of the "Hlg Four," read his manu
wrlpt.
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I'ROrOSKD INTKRNATIO.NAL ROAD.
Chicago. Mareh 18.?At Topeka, Kan., yesterday
the charter of the Intcrnatlonal 1'acirlc Rall?
road Company wa? flled w"h the Bearetary .>.'
Sute. The obJe<-t of the corporatlon la to conatruct
a llne of rallroad from tht- clty of C.uaymaa, on the
wesu-rn coast of Mexlco to Deining. N. II., where
lt wlll connect wlth the Atohlson, Topeka and Sauta
Fe. cro*?lng the natlonal boundary line at Blbel.
The comi_iny Wlll also operate a llne of cteanishlpt.
to the North and South American coasts. The au
thorlzed capltal atock ls flO,00O,0u0, and the coi
poratora are Hugh T. Richards, of Los Angeles;
VVederlck Bartlett W'alt.-r (I. Seavor, Charie.s .\
Hale and Creorge K. W.Kidhouse. of Chlcago; Davld
D. Hoag, Fred E. Muchanan and Wlnlleld Freernun,
of Kanaas Clty, Kan.
CONFERENCE ON LAKE AND RAIL RATES.
The manaaers of tiie lake llnea mot yesterday
wlth repreaentatlvee of the trunk-llne rallro.nls,
New-England roada and roads weat of I^akc Mlchl
gan. to conalder lake and rail ratea for the eomlng
sea.on. The work of maklng up a schadul. was re
ferrad to a sub-commlttee, whlch wlll report to the
general meetlngr to-day.
COOKIXG SCHOOL EXH1BITIOX.
The manager. of the New-York Cooklng School
Ib tho Unlted Charltlea HullOlng, at Twenty-aec
ond-.t. and Fourth-ave.. gave a publlc receptlon
yeaterday afternoon. Two claaaea of twelve littla
glrl. each gave exhlbltion. of thelr aklll. They
were free pupll.. One cImb waa compoaed of
whlte glrla and the other of colored girls. Mla.
Emlly Huntington .uperlntended the exhlbltion.
The offlcera ot the .chool are: ITealdent, Mrs.
Theodore H. Bronsort; vlce-prealdent. Mrs. H. t.
Oaborn; trea.urer. Mra. Llnda M. Holt; secretary.
Mra. J. M. Andrewa; tru*tee?. Mra. W. H. o?"born,
Mrs. Abram 8. Hewltt, Mrs. A. J. Vanderpool. Mrs.
M. K. Jesup, Mra, Willlam ii. Dodge and Mr.. 1.
B. Bronaon.
AIDING THE AUMKNIANS.
AMERICAN WOMEH Sl'BSCRIBE GENER
OU8LT FOR THB SCKKKUERS.
THR BBUBf AaaOCUTlOB ABKOU-fCBi THF. RE
CBtPT o? ruKua ABD -CAKBa ax OBBBBt
AF1F.AI, fOB KiHTHKK BCBaCB-PTIOKa.
J Hi.-.-ker Mlller. chall n..... Of thfl Kxecutlve
Commlttee of thfl Annealaa BeBef AaaodaUoa. and
Uenni M. KlretchJIan. the ganaral secretary. make
the foilowing announcement in connection with a
.peclal fund contrlbuted by the women of Amertoa
,,?- ih, immedlate relief ot tba atarvlng waaaea and
chlldren of Anneiiia:
^SB_?rKB5--???35r_S
of the Amerlcan Board In lhat clty. th'?'?";. ,.*'' '.
the Red Croa. and all other funds now reach ??
ffiv.. bS_&x: ^rJsa_3_.:&Afla.
o< wh U was fi :.. th. m ro-*V_ii??fc_ neown
Charle, ll. Btoul r. poi a tha Wlow ng ' ?r
trlbutlons, numb.rlng nearly OO a '?'?"'!,ed,ej:
of imaller _ontr.bui.-ni ?rl : b duly ?????*; 'ftY.
\-.-,( i'ork City Mrs. Anson Phelps mi.k.s. ?? '
,.?- ?..ll, iffman. Mrs. R. .'ultu.i .??'ttti.B. M?.
H '? Balley. Mr. DaWtt. Cltnton Blalr, ? * ??;
Mr? Su-.in P. Duboifl. Mrs. w m. _-?, '"'.'', .
A ii hmuty. Mra. Cath rln. II Jom- . >i i ? u
Caboi Ward. Mlss Marl ?> ' -; " '?"? -?(? .
WlllisJames. Mrs. George /abrskb ",-"?%(,,
P Btlllmar, Mrs. Krank B. I orter. a. _*j*t _?__??*_?*
?0r.t0W!lIllam Appleton. MlssC A. French and Ure,
?>rilnrnaAn.? ?mi:!:-\:,.,'V?,.,-., :?
-.- mV-. lU-r,.-. ???v"':''.M,-i,s':,v;:._1c v
a ,: irn. N. V Mrs. Charles, . DwU ? ? Alhan?i>.
'?? n Mr? Ru-ad II 1'? ? ?'- . -V'. . '? /: x,.,,,._.
BarahC. Ball. H Ivldere. N J, A- l*nd "'"j"
N Y Mr? s B. Bexton Ithaca, X *?-___?_?
i. s,?w.-i) l?n.tnaburg. S. *--*r*?*or*l )[
Morrl* m Mlddletown. C mn. MUi ? harlotte H.
r-ubbord1. Morrlstown X J. M?'?.^/'^:
riolph. Newark N J Mr? i W H <?-"> ^ -?
ii - v. n Conn N.rs Rll Whltney, ?r. X. wport, R. I.
-Vrs ZabrlBkle N'yark X Y MIbb R. Wlleonson.
Or_n? X J ^EdwardR VVood Pittsburg
r... \? v H,,u. Mrs rieorge W Outhrle, ?.ls.
?"? __ck?o"?M.s .Frank B Blfl-ell. Mr.. Robert
Pltcalrn and Mrs R B. Alaop. I'ortsmouth N ll
... ..-,.., n i ?? !:? el e.ter N i Mrfl. .larn.-s r?.
-B.tJon.Mr. Al I M? W B Klmb.ll
. . N Y Mrs Mary H Batterlee Br irborouBh.
v v _ra Willlam M Klngaland Bummlt, N.J -
**B A P" Troj X Y Mrs Willlat,) Hnw
-,nl Dou?hty MIbb Mary R Hart and MlaaFrancefl
' , V? f va i,.n_,?r, Mr. Alexander Mackay
Bmlth Worcester. Mass Mlss EmniA Pratl
l'tlca X Y Mm. C. W. Darjtng. Tonaera, -^. x.?
Mis. Stary Marshall Biitler
In vlew of rh- unparalleled urgency of the need
of nvlna lh* llvea of th ? ind .1 ' ?'" ? - ?'"? \'
Tn wefeelBBBur, I '?? Mp or the fr endfl
,,f the cauae Ihi. gr< .' work wlll b. aorompl shed
bl the women of Amerlca and Hand promli
omona the nohle arts of phllanthr py and cb ?
whlch have made the nan.f Amerl. . a household
u,_,, |? dlsl int land We trust thal a -men m , 1
other cltles wlll unlte wlth Ihe women of New
Tork ao iha- wlthln anotheT fortnlkh, n pwmpt
nnd full ' ',,,'' ''?r?l"?,, f"r ,
the rati ' __ , ? _,_,.,
,.-, ,.. .... j ? . ? ?? bul ns to Ch ii e? II Btotit,
the Armenlan R. ' ' ' B ?
tlonal Bank of rh- RepuW ' -"W;
Tork Clty '' f the ai
well aa other lll, ralnro ' R '' ? A'"!'
, ,,. .,. Pari he bt ? ?-I hy aprrtvlng al tha he.d
quarters of the i clatloi v- : BroadWBJ
?
A NKW-TORK ".VOMAJTB AUXH-IART
I- RMRP
An lmportant work an ?? ? I (J "'T ' rn
effected ln Sem Vork Clt) Tl ' mte John
N ble Biearnfl, N 10 Wi I ' '* '
. ene ot .? i ith, rlag Tue'stl
. | ln the ? ' ? ' Mew-Tork
\\'..man'. Aux'.'.arv of thfl '??
clatlon. A Bumber of women promlnenl IB - ' .1
unl phflanthrople rirclea ??< ?? |.nt aad I len I
?rtth greal Interesl to Ihfl addreaan rm-i. ?.\ Mr
Klreti hjlai f the Ai
:..-f Aaao itlon, and Vartan D ' yan . rvlvor <-f
tb? Baaaoaa i.flaacTfl, ii.<- latter addreaa, whlch
itbi mada In Armenlan, belflfl Interpreted. Mr
KlretchJIan
organlaatlon of a man'i Ktllarlefl In beh
.rmenlan Relief A.i tlon thi
I'nlted Hl ites. and ' ? -ork a
luxlllarle. ir, w ishlnxton. A
Troy, Orani ?. N I.. 1-extngtoi Mo. an 1
.
T<." rhe Bumh r of aomen who ha l a:r. idj ?l, n
thelr :...:.:?? bb pai ' ? '?'? ?
f, r the relief of Ar.il - othera -?-? re a led
those nreaenl Th, I ' ? ' , ??
ton Cuttlnir. Mr. Ab ??nlei Ma iy-1
lohn Noh - Stean - .M. - l.yma >ir
Oeorge U.I. Mn farne. Ta'.c nt M a. ?'-? '
K.-n.la!. Mrfl Mary i> U- and Ml.. M Brn i- -
foi th. Sew-1 ork Woman i
Auxlllary w,- Mr. John Sohle Bu irns.
il. n, ? Mrs WI llan W ? a irth, -?. r. t.u >.
and'Mra. (-< -r..-. Wood, treaaurer.
The memb r hlp I - ol tha Woman'fl Auxlllary
.a n.
AX APPEAL FROM COSBTANTIMOPLB
Bpencer Tra-k. chalrman of thfl Executlve Com?
mlttee of th.- Natlonal Armenlan Relief Commltt-*,
announcefl that the Internatlonal B llef Commltt, -.
at Coaataatta, ple, hai cabli l th? foilowing:
an our avallable funda exhauflted; thlrtei n dlstrlh
uting centrefl ca I :-- I >r help; i- ople perl hlng,
What shall we an iwei
ln reply, thi Natlonal Armenlaq Relief Commtttea
forwarded yesterday by cable BO, 00 tbrougb I'.rown
Brothera r_ Co No 50 Wa l-?l . wh ar.. the author?
laed treasurerV an " i m all relief fundfl Ahould
be nromptlj sent The need. and facllltlei for Im?
medlate and --if llstrlbutlon sre greater now
than ever Kvery dol'.ar goei to ihi itarvlnB ?ur
vivors of ,)'?- maasacres. arhoae luppllea are ax
haust, . ind arh i ar< nreakened bj atarvatlon, i t
,. ?] ,, -vi. Thou.ands of thern wlll pert?n
unless forelgn ald li conl nued untll the new erop*.
?
THE COl L'TS.
AN.xri.MKXT OF A MARRIAdB
Ib the suTir.-i).- Courl raatarday .Juatlc,. Pryor
granted a decra, annulllng the marrlage of th?
Marqutae Jennlfl CalderaBBC Cngera, atfa ?f the
Marquli Henrl Cngera. The Marqulaa la th?
BTanddaushter of the DucheBs De Caatellucla, who
dled a year ago at her home ln the liuriinat.m
Bpartment-bouae, Ib Weal Thlrtleth it
?
DAMAQEfl OF BB.000 POB A L08T KTR.
a rerdtet fr.r t_-.-p0 damagea was glven ye?ter
day for WHMam J. jonea by a Jury In Parl IV ot
the Bupreme Court, before Juatlce QHdereleeva, la
a auit agalnal th.- Unlon Railroad Companjr. Jon^-s
sued for t."'.1"". Hfl araa atandlng M One-hun
dred-and-thlrty-thtrd-al nnd Thlrd-avd. ?n .lune l.
1803 when .t ttln arhlch araa attached lo nn ei..,
tri.-' wir.- belonging lo tle- L'nlon Railroad Com?
pany broke overhead, ll utruck hlm ln tlie rla-iit
aye and deatroyed the alghl -.f It. Thfl plalntlff
a'li.'K.-d tha, the BCCldenl bad mad.- Mm uiitlt f..r
work, aad that he hal ordlnarily aarnad Bl a
week aa aa englneer.
?
DIBAQRBBMENT IX THB BALT-ARD ,'A.si:
After b.-irur oul Hve hour., tbe lury arhlch in#I
befora Justi.-u Olegerlch, In f'ar, yiii, of the
Buprem* Couft, tbe suit brought by Oeorge Ballird
axalnal tha Manhattan Ballway Company to re
cover B.O-O damagea f.?r falfle Impiisonment, yes
terday afternoon, announced thal thera waa bo
hope of an agreement on a rerdtct. The Jury aag
.:,.-, bargi d.
?
THI BUPBBME COUBT I'AI.F.XIMH.
BTaahlagtoa, Match i*. Thfl oalaadar af th*
Supr. in.- ,'ourt of the I'nlt. d BtatOfl for Thuraday
March m, wlll be ai followa: Noa 10a, IM, IB, i?
Ua. Wa, 107. i7o (and 171), i"2 an.l it.i.
? ?
COUBT CAUCNOABa BOB ro DAT.
Appellal.- l.lM-ln BflpreOM ''.'iirl !)??'?.rn V.m llnm.
p j., Bsrr.il Rusiaer, "f-n-.. assl lr.?'t?i.iiin. J.i. -
i'..uit onwi al 1 i- '.'? Ju.lK'i"?'."?? No* 1"- '"? '? m
ra sa n, _:. .). )?-'. ''>4. u, .??_ _, ,
BupreflM Courl Bpeclal Tenn Parl I Befora Mm-lyai*
J. UotlOO .al-nd,u --iill-l at 11 a. m.
Sui.rcme Court?Bp-Clal 'l.-rm I'.ir, II Before lle<jk
mun j Courl ..... i.a ii M:_<? a. ra Bu parta matten
BaoreiM Courl BpsetaJ Term -Parl ni Before I'ry*;,
J. Mnll-.n- l'r.-f-ri.-.l ...?na.- N... i'lfWi, K. liKT.-r va. I>?u
Iwl-nc-li. Oflflf iinliiiihlu '1
Suur.-niP .',.iirl Si->.'ial T.1111 I'.n, IV llef'.re 1'iivT,
J.--!_??_ nn.l Caeti Bea isiai. UBB, 1".vh. IflflB, isau, ii._t.
IflflB, Clear. . ,.
Supr.-ti).. Cburt?apeclal Term Part V Befor. Ai
drewa. J.?Cumom (?? tv a-nt fi.mi l'nrt IV for trtll.
CVar.
Huprema CoBTt BpeelBl T.-rna I'art VI?Befora Ilie
Mll, J. ? Cii!l!-v> t.< 1?- -.-nt fr.jtn I'art IV for lilal. >'l?,r
Huprtrnae Court--8p?clul T'rni -I'art VII- Ilrfi.rH I_?44.,
J.- MfltrWed rallr..,. 1 <-aa.-ii. ClflBI
Hitpi^nio ('. ..irt Bcaralel T.-rin I'art VIII AdJotllfBd
for the Irnrn.
BupreflM c.nirt- Trl..l Tertn?I'art 1! Befor. Krredmth.
J.?I'refrrrrl cnu.-.-a. ,S'.,a. 7<?i_. l.'.l'.i, 7(111. 7.M)_, 74.".),
IBM, 7I--I1. 7rV>2. (1?r.
B(jpr?iR- Oemtl Trlal T.rm-Tan III- Ilefor. OII_rr
marao, i.?s?*. ik.'hj. cjm. 47, i_7o. i.io, ift24, lSk),
12JZ. l-o-. 073. Cu.r iiniinial..- l ,
Bupr.m. C-urV?Trlal T.roi -I'art IV?Befor. BedflWick.
(MARIANI WINE)
THE IDEAL FRENCH TONIC
"When fatigued and com?
pletely worn out, no remedy
can be so thorouahly relied up?
on as Vin Mariani."
Campanini.
At rh:Co?.M- . W*mn c^?.. ATO,n bC?tttvt...._
5ent free, lf thi. P?per Is mentioned.
D-scrictlve Book, Portralts and Autograpts
V of C-lebrities.
MARIANI ACO
p,-?: 4t Baajraawj ______?_"-**?
tt Wmi 19th 84 , Ki-. T?a?.
i Bwe.
j.-Cemate -? ta -nt froai Part Rl "? "-'-1' ?'?** "n"
"^Upren.. r???-Trln. Term--I^rt V-IWor* McAdam.
'?^?:.;,::',^:.t-Tr,*, Terr^Part IX -B.*?BlaahcBt
'..SS ^^TrBil^^piW ?-8*W?i ro,
'HuVrS-t.'. /^?-?v^;--r^!^rVaX?'.rv? .-flen
Sn day calendar. KlHa r''I'r, ',.,.., iovn,ti ll. Por
,,,.?,.,,. BUMbeth Uuer. B*uben ' \'' ivl, 'M?rrl,?r..
,..r tntonln Martlnall. at l" ?"? n "_____? , ., ' ,m
ii-'KJWiV:?^;";;'-!.;."!,,-.
t*)tv l'"iirt Sj.???:;?I ! ??nn ' ?? ' ??
opena al ln a. m atntlon. ? W&ia* o-nwyer. ?.
\-?v ,-.?r. Trlal ?i.Tin rl li. r. / ,,,.,,_
Vm. tomrSaa i?I. !*?? '-1"- **?*> U1* '
<???.? unilnl.hed. n.iv>r<- firhuehman. J.
' '-' T,1',l,1^rrnii.S"r n" ""V.iv l?ea, B4B. lfe?.
v .m li-t_Ti MHM l1*-", li"'V I"1-'. ? ? 4J1.J4I !____?
?il: ia ii ib na na. ut isa b b
^?S5_*fla\Pt?aTBT-i
'V-',-;;:; "&?!?_; '^a_ff-?*_K?*
22... 221. (lear.
RBPCRBBB APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
tt. BMBaaua. 1
Fr?,r r. TlteaJwW ??,,,
;;:."? ^.r'k^Tur.rJ^^ P^ 'T"m'"
RBJCBIVBB Arr.'TNTKn.
Surrern* OoWt
Jty Diitetll, J
r?..rK- i. Curtl. ?* M.i T Boa.?taH -taesai Boa.
. ? ?_
dPLAUGHLIN GETS A STAY.
JUBTICB DICKBT OltANTi AN OKPKR
FOR AROUMBKT PEKDINO AN'
APPEAL,
THB rx POUCB tNBPBXrrOB-l CABB wir.l. BB
MBABO IB SBWBlhjW OH BATOBDAt BBW
roBK orriaA_-i btbbb abtxiw. t-icrn,
mu m ? .wi. *? u hbaju) i-i. m
ghortlyaftei n ? ' ?rUr KcCall, aawof
l,.,lt,.,i for .x Pollce iBapeetor McLaughUn.
? l.|.k-y. -f tha Supreme
rmn aU) few ulon
Bndlng of lha Appellate
Courl forh Bef re he gol hta stajr.lt
. uv.tv Ambroae McCall, actlng for
.,?,,. trt.-.t almoet avery Judga ?? ??
Ur...M.n Coeirl Ht.iliir._r At any rate. he wa* aaan
J ?,. ,,..... h wlth Judga van wi k. who eatat
Br>eclal Term. J-dga Van Wvk ah..?.k hls
;; , ..?,. ? ?Mir. Um. later Mr. McC-Jl waa
,,... .,_ .?. ? wnaulUtlon arlth Juatlce Oay
.,.,. was trylDi jury ?a-ea. The exprea.
rton of worrlmcnl was stlll or. the lawij^i
fa. ? wh.-n I.- lefl Justlce Oaynor. but I ?b areo
;,, ,.,,., ari e*presslon ot i-ff'"' satlafBOtlOB
when he left Justl?* Dlckeys courtroom.
Th.. ?rder whlch Justlce Dlchey aranted la
,?,,.. returnal.l- before hlm ln N'.-wIuiik on
March 21 Al thal tlme lha queetloa of whether
Mr M l.auicclin ls entltled to a wrtincala oi
r. .,-.ii.,i.i- deubl ?m be argued, pendlng the
.,,,,?,,, laK.n tu the Courl of Appeala rhe pa>
?ii.i?i.i-i to Juatlc Dlchey contalned an
?m.lavll ln whlch the earloua errora alleged to
!?,.,, ,n.,.K- l.y ti..' courl i.-i"w ??ere aal
"1','1s1?.,-,,,r MeLaughllfl was oonvlcted ->f har
in_ .'. ei.te.i s brlbe ln hla offlolaJ capaclty. Th>>
order uranttd yeaterday was applled for to pre?
vent the neceaslty of keeplng the defendant ln
lall untll tba argumeni of the appeal at Albany.
Wh.n " o'clock yeaterday afte/noon paaaed
iu,.l McLaaghlln dld nol appear ln the N>w
Tork Dlatrlct.Attornayaon.ee. Actlng Watrlct
Attorney Davia began lo be snxloua Bo ala.)
.Hii Mr.'l'-x. the Bpeclal pro4aecutor.
There w#rc rumora Bbout ttu' CrlmlnaJ Cmirt
bullding lhal McLaughUn had "aklpped," arlll
Ing to Baerince hla bail rather lhaa undergo Im
DrlHonm. il , ,
Mr Foi aald tti.it Colonei .intn.-s had promlaed
to i.rodace McL*ughlln ln the DlBtrict-Attor
ney'a ofljee al l o'clock, bul had nol done ro.
Mr Davia aald that Colonei Jamea bad prom?
laed hla to produce McLaughUn al 2 o'clock.
and had nol made any explanatlon aa tn why he
had nol done ao. Mr Davia had sent f.r l ndar
si..-1-iff sheriiiui to take tho eonvlcted Inapector
Into euBtody. and sald that h<- would take Htepn
tocausethe arreal of McLaughUn lf he <li'l not
?,,,,'.oj ,,i "45 o'clock. Ambroae McCall vlslted
tl,. nistrlct-Attorney'fl ofllee an.l Informed Mr.
Davia that he had obtained fro_o Bupreme Court
lustlre Dlckey, of Brooklyn. at noon. an order
to show cauae why a certltleale of reaaonable
douM and a atay Bboold not ba granted, and
that Mr McLaughUn would n.>t appear at tha
Dlstrlct-Attorney'a ofllee Nor would lie l.e
loclB'd up he eald. He naid that the Dlstrlot
Vttarney irould be in contempt of th.. Bupreme
Cowrt lf he cauaed tiln cllenl to be Imprtaoned
i?i'.i-e the order of Juatlca Dlckey araa flnally
?r Davta aald thnt the "pier of Juatlca
I>v>k. v dld not make it mandatory to admlt Mr.
M.-Laiichlin t.i hall. bul that bo nt.-ps irould ho
tjk.ii to arreal liit" Th* order <>f .Juatlce
llckey, In effect, itopped all praeeerdlngfl untll
tlie ..ni'-r waa dt termlned.
RAPID WORK OP THE FLAMEt.
THE k-UCAfl BROWM CQMPANT OP RN'onAV
Kits BURNBD C?VP THE LOflfl FJ^TI
MATKD AT M.'."-1
Klr^ l.tiriie-1 oul th.- r04>ms of the I.iii-aa Mrnwn
Company, engravera and BjaBufaaturara <>f flne ata
llonery, who occupy lha four Bppew flwr* of the
bullding al No. M Heekpiun-st.. aliuut 7 oVIoek laat
nlght. Chief Bouner aatlmated the total ilamaga
at aboul l*l,eta, Tha eagrarlag tlrm *ay that it
wiii i?- much more than that Thay were arorkaag
overtlrae, and thelr i-nnipi.te.1 *t.>cj< of Bastaf cania,
freddlng InvltatlOBB afld elmllar matter. whlch hu.l
1? ii n.atly ptled u|i .ui the top thior of the l.ull.l
Ing was rolnad by \ha flames. Theflr whole winter's
w.iik had oonaequaatly gow f.r aathlag. aad they
wlll . laltn h'-avy .Utnaifea from the Inaurance com
panii s.
Mr lirnwu, .me of UM partner.. .Ilscoverril the
llte. The iii.n wera all flone, l.ut ho had re
n. uli. ?? 1 Im hln.l la tha .illlii. on the thlrd floor mak
Iiik up B0BM B PeOUBta, wh.-n a wr>-ath of *moke
1 drifted ii.i-ii tl*- stalrcaas. an.l for a moment ob
fc.-m...| in,. booga uti whlch Iu- waa at work. Mr.
Brown raadoarMtaira aad loaad PBttaaaaaa nickey,
who aenl In an alarm.
Thr.-e inliiute* lat.r the llro .-nKlnea were on the
*p.,t. lt was already a hot tire, but th. flremen
i got to work nn It wllh a wlll. The (Uiins dtHlged
befora them, keaataf ?roaa lha ulr aapft into tho
Unlon Btor. w.ik-., aavd Battadloa chiaf c__biiitii
turned ln a aeeoad .ilaii m.
i-'inman goberl McAvery, sf Engtae Oaa_pany No.
i :c. whlch Bt Ita arrlv.l ?...* ordered to work ln front
of th.- l.ulUlr.w, started up the stalrway wlth o. llne
of hoae, Intt only reached tha thlnl floor. Fiefore he
coulil ?,'??; any furta-r the back .Iraft from the flre
BWept hlra off hl* feet back down the atalra, the
ttamea Lkjkliui hla Aelmei and rubbei eaal aad Btnge
in^ ..IT m ayehrewa aud nart of hl* muatache, Not
f.ir :. m-Kiieiii, hBw.V.r, dld he let ko hls hold upon
the letijrih of haae he waa carr>lr.g. A. the flam.-a
feli bad* asal. he Bprang up the atalrcaa. and
dlrected a Mrtam of water agulnst the bl.se.
The nr- wa. all ov.r u, oix hour It la not knawn
, how lt ataxt*-.
THE GREAT MOSLEM FAST.
CON.TANTINOPLE IN A STATE OF SUS
PENDED ANIMATION.
MI* BARTON AS A PRIVATI- INDIVIDCAL-THE
8U_TANS FEARSOMB VIS1T TO THE
PUOPHET'S MANTLE.
Constantlnople. February 9.
ra. ar-. f-.r - >J__ _? _S_? _:
_____%."__-? *?*>r. ?- ?,
be such ln thls country. ls dead to all tnings
except the m.sery of a day's fwtlng and the
flcalb ceaaed among thfl Mos.ems. Durlng the lay
a Dlous Moslem vho reilly heep. the fast s oo
wretched to work B-d ^ ??-?*?,?
busy for how can you expeot a Turk to m
has not taste,l a clgarette slnce daybr-ak. or to, talk
h,9|,"ess when he has to eat durlng the nlght
.aough rlee and mutton to fort.fy h.s BtoBBttB
against eleven long hours of walt.ng? So ac ount
books are banlshed. the nlghts BT. glvan ap >
feasts and the days to loaglBg tor tha nlghta
"Sfl imperia, Mnjesty sets the B-BBBfto lf-IWttBJ
all the Minlsters to banquet Bt the palBOB f, on. tlm
to tlme, while the dlffereni rarfflaeata J??rtaraa
ln the clty are bldden to the palacfl BTOUB ls ln flUC
ce.alon to partake of "Ift.'.r." the m.,,1 ????"?"?
S to ,ho Western dlnner. Durlng thla fafltiva
moBth the fade-l BBd tOrgtlttoa tlowers of the. |m
perlal OOUrt are brought back once more Bttaa
f.,r a atngla nlght ln the royal preaeaee. ???
!.;.,,;, tl,.- -llsgraced Vtal.r. ls P-rn,,,'- to 1-.V
'???- ?f? h,"y|Sr ?S"pS . I n-JlTedto
perlal maatar nt TBdia Baw _*? ??* , .,
iu,t tha guarded kloah that he ealta *????-*??
wlth hlfl former frteBda As one acana the llst or
notabies he ,annot but thlnk of the v-nerahle JW
b,ar,W Kiamll. an oxlle in Smyrna. and tfgtoUl
old BIBB, Bhtpped off to Snlonica. bag ^f?f*.
both of whom were bOBOred and piavM ? M"
?0 Bt thls tlme. Vorl.y. IB Turk-y. '?Prince. and
lordfl are bul the breath of klng*
THF. TKi'.ASIRV'.S STRAITS.
The creaktog of the governmental machlnery has
been pretty i-ud durlng the last weeka. Tb ap
proach thfl flrat day of the month Ramadan wlth an
empty Treasury WB. a .rl.ta that even TartUab
Bnancler. could not vlew wlth equant.nlty. for tta
_ ostoni. mor. BBCTad than law. that a month ,
BBUry ahall be pald to Oovarnmenl emptojred on th.
flrst day of Ramadan. It was an open ae.ret that
the Treaaury was empty. P-BBUC appeals to tho
provlnce. brought only negatives and promlses
money WM not to be had. Then th- Commkaaton of
Flnanclal U-forms eaeeutfld B ctorBCterlfltlC Turk.s.)
maaoenvra lt laaertfld a notlca la tha papara of
the dty to tho effect that money was comlng ln
rapldly aad nothtog need be feared; and then went
and coatraeted a loaa on ruinoua terma By tbla
new loan, nomlnally for O.M.M, the Government
recetvea aetually 04*70.0.0, wlth whlch it h-.pes to
tlde ovar th- preaent dlffleulty. Whea this mllHon
anl a quarter is gooa there will ba new aatortlona.
new -levlc-s BBd new l...?ns. all wrung from thlfl
bleedlng ChrlatlaB popolatloB.
Mtafl BartOB and her four assoclates in the R-d
Croafl work. Dr. Hubbell, Mr I'ullman. Mr. Mason
:,, ! Mr- Baaon, are still here, awalting the 1m
perlal Irade. whlch ahall permlt them to g i mto tha
Interl r They have been here Juat two weekfl, wa;t
Ing ?pon th.- pleaaure of the Porta Through the
laterceaston of tho RubbIbb Ambaaaador, wboae nod
movea the Turklah m .r.l. th.- .ral- baa beea prqm
Bed and wfll probably >>c isaued wlthln a few daya.
ir the permteatofl la glven. II ta tha Intentlon of rhe
thre. m.-n of th.. party to proceed to Zeltoun,
w\. thi condltlon ol the p, ?; ? M ItUbla, wblta
Miss BartOB and Mrs. Maaoa remata bera m Con
?tantlnopte.
MUM BABTON- POBITIOIf.
The effortfl or the Turklah t_overain?Bt ta dla
tlngulah betweea MIb. Clara Bartoa. bb Amerlcan
ln.ly ..f prlvate i- Bti fl vU-itlng Ib .'.nsr.i_tir.--i..-.
anl Min Clarfl Barton, lha preaktenl of the Amerl?
can B, i Ci .aa Boclety, are ludlcroofl la ih? eatreme.
la Tueaday*. papera app< _red a Botlce thal bad
evtdeatly eacaped the attentlon of the ceaBor, to the
. ?'. ? rh.i: M:s- Bgrton, prealdent of thfl Amertean
,., | , , ,,, goclety, wm la Coaatantlnapla ta par
mance of the obJe?t lo whlch ahe had devottd her
Itfe, vlz., the extenslon of ald to Ihe _*vk and '.e?tl
tute. T7)e para+craph further atatcl that the mem
i., .,? tba Bed Croaa would s...u >;?> to th" interior,
and tbat Ittafl Barton had been recelved ln audlen-'a
by Tewflk Pacha. Mlnlster -f K >ialgfl Affairs. Tl.e
Dflzt day a carefully irorded i iraaraph aptaearefl i
all th" elty paper. fltatlng that "?ta? Clara B
, -, ,-kr,..?n Amerl an la Iy. Ifl ir. Constantlnople
aa ? prlvat- indlvldual. nnd not ln her capaclty .is
nresld.nt ol the Red Cmm .--?'?. and Inoom
J.,,.. ?.?!, he. per, :..! friend, lh, Hon A TerrelL
M;,..-'.-r of rh. l'nlted Btatea, Bhe recently pa 1 ?
.lall ., Tewrtk l'-i ?!?? (. Mlnlster of Forelffn Affairs
... ,.,. gi-,.*) mlnd. ot the Turktah Cablnet pmaervfl
thelr reputatlon f<>r coaalBtency.
To-day tha I5th of Ramadan. the Hult.in w.-nt In
B|| the fltati thal thi, emplw could iffprd to pay
hta re?pect? to the Mantta of tha l-rophet. lt ls hH
only deicent Into th- Ireaded clty from on- y* >
to another and upon thla pllgrlmage are centre.!
more h-.pes and fenr. tha.1 are compreaaed Into an
ordinary month: for lt ia generally expected th.it
lf mv plor has been formed Bflatinat the Buiun, It
will be executed durlng th- paaaage from. Vlldla to
the Sera.'.lo Con?equently, the police navfl been
eatraordlnarlly bu?y durtiur th.- laal two w.-.-ks ar
r.-.tlii_ a>. I focking up susploloun charactera ex
amlnlng houaefl bordeBng on the route. andI run
mn-: di.we r-in, :> '?< ? -r.-ipiriu-y. I-.ven A'ltB Bll
th-lr preciutlons the Burtan was hard.y reaaaured
enough ,<> undectakfl the Journey. and even pro
D .-?-.! to ,he Mlnlst'T. to have ihe'rellcs of tne
Prophet brought to Yildu. Th-- irtrenuoui ..pi-^l
tion of the Minlst.-r. flnally perauaded hlm to anan
don the plan anl to ko as uaual to Bumboul. bul
lt ls saf- to aay that. tne m.*, arretched _____ ln eon
atantlnople to-day waa the Hultan.
\.\ UBPLBABANT JOUKNBY.
in fnct. it is not Bgreeabtfl to paaa tbrougb 'he
narrow, tortuoaa stre.-ts of Oalata and Btamboal,
knowlng thal half rh.- people of your capltal ara
ferveatly praylng you may ba ktUed beforfl night,
Bnd that haB the remalnder would be well Batta
ii.-1 This year tha ecllpae of the moon cauaed ai
dltlonal anxletv al th? palace: f..r it la well known
ther? that, altbouah certaln "Fmnka" pretend lhat
ecllpaea aifl cauaed by rv-.-' ?.irth'? paaalng between
the tun nnd the moon, ecLpaea really portend greal
natlonal .venta. Therefore, on Frlday niKht, whea
th- omlBoua bi.u-k ihadow appeared, thera waa
great runnlng to and fro aad summoninit of court
BBtroloajari to read th. m-nninit of ih- avent
Btrengthened by thelr aaaurancea that nothlng evll
waa parten led, the Hultan gathered lutBclent cour*
aaa to stnrt at. 11 o'clock thfl next morning In hls
p lt vletorla, drawn by four horaea and aurrounded
by lancer? and runnera, he paaaed at a rapld trot,
?ometlmea breaklBB Into a gallop. through the quar
tera of Bechlktawi, Oalata and Btamboul. The
whole pro.-esslon rhe galloplng h,arscn-..-n, the pant
ln^ runnera, iho mad rac through the atreeta and
l.v. r th.- brldge gave th- laipreflalon of a routed
army, rather than >.f -i floverelgn paaalng through
b:s clty lo perform ? greal rellgloui rlte. However,
the Beragllo was reach, 1 In aafety, greatly to the
,,;-.. i ,,f the Bultan and hls olliivrs. llut tate
aeemed lo have marked tbe lay, f..r Juat aa ll;s
Majesty entered tbe room where the aacred retlca
are preaerved ?n earthojuake ahock waa dlatlnctly
f, ;t. Tha conaternatloB was overwhelmlng, f,>r
every one thought thal a mlne was belng ezpl ded.
The Bultan was v.sii>:> dtaturbed. so much ao, ln
fact, tha, h- dld nor remaln at the 8 Tagllo, as ls
the eufltom, untll evenlng, but nr,.i- quletlv down
through tbe Beragllo groundi and eacaped i.a.-k to
Dolmabaghcheh by water, and then rode wlth >.ii
baate up to yii.iix. Meanwhlle troopa, ahopkeepen
and fllgntaeeri waltad hour after hour lu ihe ntre.>t
to wltness tho return of thfl party. Hut th- "Full
Moon of Ihe I'nlver.,)" was flaffl in the garl.-ns of
Yildlz, and the hopes and ?eurs of the day ullko
came to naight.
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DI8CU881NQ A 81TB FOR TIIE ACADEMY.
VAUIOl'B OPINIUN3 OF MKMHKHH A MKKTINC, T.)
BB BBLD BOOB.
The selectlon of a site for thelr new bulldlng
la a queatlon whlch the members of the Xatlonal
Academy of l>eslgn are dlscuss-lng with the ut
moat aecrecy }u.t now. A meetlng to take some
actlon on the matter wlll be held soon. The vary
lng oplnlona rea-ardtng a aultable alte for tho
a-ademy bulldlng are not expected to settle upon
any partlcular place at thla .oming meetlng, but
th* range of dlacusston may narrow down to three
favored spota
At the prlvate meotlna; of the academy, held on
Tueaday nlght, thero wero six sltes under con
atderatlon. Theso were meutloii.-.l In the report of
the con)mlttee havlng the queatlon of a slte In
chnrgo. The commlttee Includes James M. Hart,
J. G. Brown. K. Wood I'erry. Horace Wolcott
Robblns and Harry W. Watrous. The cholce for a
plan of the bulldlng Is also In the hands of thls
commlttee, and the report on varlous plans thnt
had been submltted was also dlscusaed behind
closed doors.
The commlttee'a report rejeete.l three of tho
propoaed alte., an.l the selectlon now lle. among
tho others. The maln difference of oplnlon Is ln
the deslre of some members to have the academy
not far above Tweuty-thlrd-st., and the wish of
other academlclans ta to choose a slte tiptown. Then
there are those who are earnestly advoeating, as a
happy medlum, a slte somewhere between Flfty
nlnth-st. and One-hundred-and-tenth-st.
-o
Contented.?Hungry Hlgglns?Between you and
mo I thlnk theae hure Jokea about our professlon
are almoat worked to death.
Weary VVatkln??Well. so long as lt aln't ua that'a
beln' worked to death wbat klok we gotf?(Indlan
apotta Journal.
WOMEN AROUSED.
MICH UTERESTED. THEV CROWD CfHCIt
KIU.NG HAI,-..
TO HEAR DR. GREEXEi PRIVATE TUXBm
TRATED LECTIBE-WE GIVE A
11KIEP OfTl-I*E OF THE EX
CEL.L.EXT l,E<rri'RE.
Every lady wants to thomughly understand
her organlsm. and to know how best to obtaln
perfect health and strength. a clear complexlon,
a good form and all those womanly attrlbutes
which the world so ^reatly admlres. They wera
told thls much and rr.ore by Dr. Greene ln hla
great private lecture t.; ladles ln Chlckerlng Hall.
Thls well-known and successful speciahst and
lecturer. of H West F-nirteen'th-Bt.. New-York
clty. has establlshed a world-wlde reputation ln
the'eure of female complainta of every descrlp
tlon.
There are few women of the present day who
are not affeeted ln s .me way wlth the weakness
and disease common to thelr sex. Thls ls due to
several r.-asi.ns. The delicate structure of the
female system renders lt especlally llabie to many
dlBBBBBB The constant work and worry whlcb
occupy the llves of most w.imen, wlth Its weaken
ing effect an the nerves, could not do otherw sa
than prodttea those dUtreea-ng d-aaaaaa pecuiiar
t.. the female sex. .
Thouaanda of aromaB are rulning thelr heattn
bv overwork. *t In acane aray orer-uxlng their
?trength an.l laylng a foundatlon for nervoua
prostratlofl and female w.-akness. Th utsands of
v.,ung girls are lnjuring their health ln our stores,
Bhops ami factortCB, Th.-ir ByBtema, yet unde
ve\ Iped, are being weakened and rulned by over
work The dellcata nerrea cannot L.ng stand the
strain without breaking d..wn. Women every
Where are crcatlng for themselves disease. pro?
tratlon and weaknes.? by crwrw irklng their
stn-ngth and nervea. Hmi-ehold cares are gener?
ally to.. h>avy a hurden.
Such a niodc of life can never fail to soon show
Hs elTect* upon the system. A feellng of nervous
nesa eradually appears. It ls ncareely perceptlbla
at t>rst but gradually those tender nervea grow
weaker' untll the person ber-omes constantly har
a-sed by that awful ondit!"n. nervotisness. Loaa
of aleepaoon manlfeata Itaalf, an.l then the- ntaer
: able patlent auffera al! ni??ht, aa well as all day.
1 The dlgaatlre organs become dlsturbed. there 18
?ns ln the stomach, coated tongue, bad taate ln
the mouth. loss of appetlre and constlpatlon. Tae
person become.-.
Tlred and l.anjsuld,
there is a constant feellng of exhaustlon, deblllty
and lassltude whi.-h makes her flt for nothlng.
! ??he \ompp her MCrgy and ambttion, beeomes II
' rltable anl Indeed, ftarea not whether she llvea
OT 'iles. Il?'r Interest ln tverythlng departs, and
' she ran no longer arouse heraelf from the eondl
j tlon of lassltude and nervousness Into whlch she
; has fallen.
Female weakness spp*ars ln the form or ir
rcgularitie*, exhaustlng dlscharges. dlsplace
mentas palna and U-.irlng down sensatlons. OOBB
plete nervoua and phyalcal proatrafioa wlll surely
follow lf aomethlng lsnot dor.e.
What to do is the queati n. There ls no other
llvlng pbyalclan who i-as the opportunlties to ob
aerVe and atudy female eomplalnta and nervoua
dlaeaaea ln w'im?n that Dr. GreefM has. Havlng
ma'le a apaclalty of these compMlnta, he has
c natantly been treatlng and curlng thls class of
pai nta He aeea, almust at a itlnn'-e, Just what
Blla the pntlent, ind hi< remarkable kmwledge
of medlctne enablea h:m to know exactly what to
.1.. to cure the c.mplalnt ln the ehorteat possible
tlme.
The wr.men of this lind have learned to look
upon Dr. Greene as the jrreitest llvlng benefactor
to thelr s.-x. ao wonderful have been the curee
which he ls constantly niaking among them.
Well may they trust and thank hlm f.r the great
w.ok he is dolng for the women. He has pr-.ved
t.> them and t . the world rliat all f->rms of fe?
male dlseaeeaand nerroua complainta are curable
by hla ? i.i' rflll m >-l..i:i-s and method .^f treat
ment. IU- Is maklng weak and delicate wr.men
atrong ami aplendld Bpedmena of wotnanli l.
N.i woman wlth any of these weaknesse- ..rcom
plalnta ls rtt to bear chiHren <>r to brlng up a
famlly I?r. Oreene'a n-m.-di.-s cr.rrect all auch
c mdltl ma .uid build up. str.-ngttu-n and invlg
orate every part of tlie system. The po.-r, tlred
? ut w tmen of this c .untry have a frien I and
benefactor In I?r. .Jre.-ne in whom they may well
pla ?? ;ru^- an.l 0Onfld4 :? t
il'.s .-r: .rmous experienee in auch dlseas-?. has
Beabled hlm r.t establl.h a .y-r<rn of treatmeat
so sur? and certaln in its action that lt rarely
fall*. Theae remedles cure perfeclly and per
manentiy uli manner of dlaeaaea p.-rtalning to
women.
All weak and dellxite aromaB need Just sin?h
medictnea .is he employa In his large practlc,
rnd if they will only take them they will be rr.al
*riv>mr and well Thouaanda ' w "men anl
young glrl? ar- drooplng an! fa lln? ev.-ry -lay
f..r want of Just auch strenKthenlns: <ind vltal'.z
lng remediea to build up thelr ayatenu. They
ar.- n-.t -x.? tly slck, but they are run down, weik
and tlred; they have loaa ' appettte, dull feellng
in the !.- id, l n't aleep wall, and wake up in
the morning feellng tlred and unrefreshecl. All
this is quickly and permanently remedled by tak
lnjr It. Oreene'a medlclnea.
II .w the stror.tr. p.bust nnd perfactly healthy
woman is enried l.y thoae who arf* leaa fortu
nate. How- the thin. pale-faced woman turns
her eye. upon th.- plump, roay-cheeked, spien
dldly formed peraon, and with a sinkins at the
hearl wtahea that she. too. mlght poaaeaa such
health and charma. And th- woman arlth poor
skln. tllstlirinliK humnr and freck:- -s. what
would she not glre tO aco,ulre that Clear, beau?
tlful complexlon of ?he healthy woman, whom
every one BO niiioh admlres?
A lari:e majority of theaa women can have
thelr wtahea entlrely reaJlaed lf they will hut
accepl Dr. Oreene'a treatnaent, and use hla
wonderful remediea, an.l ev.-ry one of them caa
be made so miii h better, that life will
?ierin l.ike u \nv l-ltlalenee.
Hy maklng rieh. puta bl.L vltalizlng tha
clrculatlon and nervea, Btrengthenlng the pow
?-rs of dlgestlon, aaslmtlatlon an.l nutrltlon,
theaa remediea cauae the form to become
rounded, full and gractaftil, the omplexion per
fect and healthy, and a feellng <>f strennth,
rlgor and anlmatlon to parrada the system.
Many wom.-n besln to BBOW the slgns of ad
vanclng age when very young. Thls Is due
10 overwork. Ill-health, or a weak constltu?
tion. Dr. Oreane'fl t.-medi.-s ovarcoma all these
Conditlona, nnd not only keep the person young
an.l fresh looklng, bul take away the slgns of
age after th. > hava b.en aatabtaanad.
Do nn abandon hope' Thouaanda ef women
bave i;iv.-ii up in deBpatr after trylng many
phyalclana, and conclu.le.l thelr disease was in
curable. They hav* not received the right
treatment; they have be.n tteat.il by those who
dld rot Ihoroughly understand the case. These
dlaeaaea ara poattlvaly curable, witb the proper
medictnea. Let them try I>r. Ghreene'a remediea,
and there ls no doubt that they wlll be strong
and well.
our life is In our hands. to do with lt as we
wlll. but for the sake of those who are. or may
become dependent upon us. for the .-ak.> of our
friends and krved nn.-s, for the sake of a future
whose myaterloua destlny stlll rfanalna unre
vealed to us, let nll aee to it that they gel
their health ln the hect possible condltlon. Let
no one loae su-h a aplendld opportunity as Pr.
Qreen. offer. t.> make people weil an.l strong.
H.- can b.- conaulted bv all, free of charge. at
hls offlce, 3.*. Weal 14th st.. New-Y.uk Clty, per
aonally <>r by letter.
C0L0XI8T8 BOVXD POR PALESTIXE.
Fort Worth. Texas, XUrch 18. -The passage of a
number of cohmlsts for the Holy I.an.1 through Port
Worth from San Saha an.l adJOb-Ug Texaa coun
tli-s was repottel Kri.lay. Tiev were golnR to
P.Uestlne, expe.tlng the early eomlng of the mlllen
nlum. Yest.-rlay another party of Hebrews paaaed
north. on thelr way to the Ciljiple Cre.-k rea;ion to
sagage in faraalng. Thera w.-re ei^hty famiiies,
about 26.1 persona. all I'ollsh Jewa, from New-Y-rk.
Ilrooklyn an.l otlu-r Eaatern cities.
._ *
Cnropran ^boeriiermrius
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th. London offle. of Th. Trlbun*. TB, ri**l BtrtMt.
B. C. . convenUat plae. to lemv. th?lr __v.rUM_M.ta
?n_ *ulMorlptlona for Th* Trlbuna.
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Proprletors:
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