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und Dr Dotv thought it best not to tell her the
pad news. This was made more ?lifflcult. as she
inquired nt once for it*ws from her family.
Among the men erb o went down to the ship
eoe ? after her i.rrlval was an old man wearing
the uniform of the Inmates <>f Bailore Bntig
Harbor He proved to l??*? ?be father of Mats
Bunker. When he learned the fate <>f his son
the old man SOS teed heartbroken.
ACTION OF THK HEALTH OmCER,
The oak. s was vi'ttcii by the Healtb Officer,
nnd it was decided to il-Main her at Quarantine
fnr the present, she wtll be thoroughly fumi?
gated After being bath.'?? and having their
?l-iililng disinfected by the Quarantine ?dncials
the following members Of the crew were taken to
the Marine Hospital nt Btapleton: Karl G????
aoldt. Joseph Ho, Inson. Hem y UUStersen, Prank
Webber 1>. M. Banetrom. John P.errlman.
Christopher Pe.l.-rsen. Frank fiaotle, tin? An?
derson, Hans Arrow. Albert Larson and B. A,
Fraser. Thev are suffering from senrvy. t??
captain Is sick with the same disease, but ho
?was allowed to remain on ilio VSSSI L
The Oakes Is an Iron three tasted ship, built
hy the lato Commander Oerrlnge, ut Philadel?
phia In 188S. She registers l.M!>7 tons On
March 1.1 she was reinsured at 00 r'llnoas
premium.
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BEOUOHT RE?B IN A DItABLSD CONDITION
The Americnn brb; Cameo. Cap;ain c.-.'.i.eth. was
towerl imo this port in a disabled condl'ion yester
day afternoon. She sailed from Mami's. San Do?
ri ?. eighteen d'ivi? SgO. With ? caigo of sugar
consigned to her owner?? Bertram Brothere, of No.
?5 pearl-sl In this eitv Rhs encountered a serlea
of strons sales On March H. ?n latitud* eo:.s..
lotigllude ??.*?. In a heavy cross-sea, her foremar_
bend, main ? opimi st and iibboom were c*"???
away Bhe was put under fury rig snd made for
Hampton Roads, srhenee she was towed here- t>y
the tugboat ? ? McCaulry. Tbe Cerneo Is oflHO
tens burden, end was built.. In Ha'li. Ma, h? "<?<'?
PROTECTION IN THK BOUTE.
A Or.OWTNG PaUBLDfCI AMONG DEMOCRATS
THAT RAW glATERlALi BHO?LD
r.NJ?">T ITS PENKP?T3.
vTashlngten, March :i (fpecleJ).?E?saders o? The
-TrDrans have bsea lnfo?nsed that ?ho protertior.
eentlment In the South is steadily on the increase.
Sometimes It takes the form of conversion to the
:.? party. At othera, the new adherents
to tbe do ttlne go only half way, continuing iti
th? Democratic party, but advocating piote Hot*.
t'i *'.?? raw m '.?.lille of then* section. For a few
jrears past son*.t o? the Carolina, Alabama, ??>?;1*?
i,:ia snd Virginia members have occupied this
naif-was ground One of t'.ie Representatives from
Carolina, Mr. McLeurin, a member of ths
Ways and ."vPane Committee of the last, as be Is
ef the ? resent, Congress strongly favor? ? his policy.
Ilia views ?ire therefore not now on t'-.e ?y.iestion
It appeera thet several of hla Desseeratle col
Lai; <*??* en thai committee have, situe their pro
l io i!. become known as protectionist? of
a di.ied type, ? la understood that while Mr.
Bailey, the Democratic leader, still claims to be a
:* tariff reformer and low-ta riff mar. he is,
: 'iei?'ss. favorable to pia ??;; a duty on S DUBB?
IMI arti lea which, In the D?mocratie tariff, ar?
on the :?ee bet Be-sides Mr. Bette) snd Mr. M<
Leurln, two other DesBocratle -u mbera o the Ways
end Means CommltlM favor e duty on raw tnatcrl
, ?- ?, .-, o* Louisiana, and Mr, Bwanson,
o.' Virgin!.! Beth ? re men oi Influence and laleni,
end Mr. dwanson, ? m hough young, I? ? leading
??.*.; ant for the office ol Governor In iii^ Btate
To * Tribune correspondent Mr. Bwanson s;iid
la ? . ? .
? heve always opposed lettine in raw materials
free of duty as a violation of ?Tie spirit ol a rev?
?cue in riff, it la protection ????? msnufaeturers
,-ilciii??? at the espense of the producers of raw
; rodu-M.s. This thing ahoul t be uniform, and manu
f:ictui . the beneflte. Farmers and
miners -?? .it ,?? their -lar??, o: Buch Incidental
protei Ion ss Is afforded under a tarnt for tba
purpose ?>.' producing revenue."
a ?South? Demo rats are following the drl'r
;n their ? ??- e Stales Virginia has coal, iron
? re ? '? ma ly other , rude ? rodu? tlons ol the earth;
Louisiana baa n a and sugar, Boutti Carolina is
looking fore ird to proti Hot ?I i.er Eoiton staple
?stelnM the cort?n of Ihe Orient, and Tessa has
large wool Interests It is admitted here u*. ?South
itners ihat Ibi prolectioniBl sentiment in tlieir
section Is growing, and thai 11 la becoming a '.?'tol?
to l>e reckoned with in all ? "liti al calculations.
CONTRAST BETWEEX THE TWO B0U8EB.
?THI ROOm is TO DISCUSS THE tap????* THIS
WJEKK. Will!.!* TIIC SI'WTn WI!.!. PJtOB
Ain? sit in t:\i-/t*Tivi; SEASios) ??
Tin: ABBITRATIOM TRBATT.
Washington, March O.?There will probably be a
mark??! ? mirasi between ths proceedings of ih??
tw,, housea of L'ongr? -- during the next week. The
"dellber live" Basneti Is expected to pass mos: of
Its time, behind closed door.?, discussing tho Arbi?
tration Treaty, while the Mouse will enter upon a
ronr-days" gO-SS-yOU-please tariff debate, whi? h
is to close at it p. m. on Thursday. Mr Bailey has
prepared a strong repon on behalf oi the minority
of the av..>., ami Means Committee, which he wl I
lay beffue t|.c House t?.?morrow, and Mr. Dlngley
has In mind eel to offset some of ihe argu?
ments which he shrew lly guesses Mr Bailey's re
* Ivano? After the general d?bets closes
In the He lae en the tariff on Thursday night, Bve?
minute "bouts" will be allowed under Beed mot
? sensberry) rulea till March U; and lo givo full
Svope te all the pent-up eloquence, Ihe Beasion wit!
begin each ?lay ..t ? o'ck*ck instead of noon a*.
in reto
' ? ?? Benat "s legislative chamber
rill no*, prevail In thi com nil e? -rooms Foui great
appropriation bl ?? I ? . it Congress and
hoi unproved by Presiden! Cleveland have been
dumped upon the Senate Committee on Appropria?
tions, of which Mr. Allison Is chairman. I hey are
the Sundry Civil, General Deficiency, ^gritniftural
and lndlan*Appropi i ition bills, l-.-c h of iheae bills,
with ?jiic exception, goes back to the Senat?? in the
loi in In which it passed that bouy after conference.
The esceptlon Is the "gilsonlte." or asphaltum,
Item ' which le a matter fnvol* Ing
?. , ? ? ..u,. Inier? ita. The Item waa Inserted by
Fienaie and was idopted In conference after a
?iruggle In ihe last Congress, bul the House,
having non a second chance el It, has stricken It
out.
There i? small ; inn':.1 tv of lbs eompllcated
? .,. ? Ung the appointed Senators from
? lucky, t?.r??".' ind Florida eomli g up ror ac
?no;*, thia week, in ? ?? ' * credentlale have
beer, rcforr ?? ? the Committee ? ? Privileges and
, ? ; ?. The committees regular meeting day ii
Triii-? .a- '. ? ? ? clcr,e to the end ol .he week?but a
..: 8*osion has been called to advance the de
? - oi th? e matter?, i-? point of fact, tbe que*?
t'ons Involved are bo complicated by previous ,!*'?!
e.ons ot ihe ?-??ato thst no rapid decision Is likely
l- be arrive-; et.
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EPBOOIjBOTB PU Y 1 VDl 1 VE.
TWO Or G???. '11KD TO ? ????. KARROWLT
BMAni ???a BtMffTBD TO DBATH.
Pougbkeepsie, Mareh 2! (Bpeclel) -Half a dozen
f the 81 '? ? ?? tn ? 'heel ? layed Indiana
last ??,?.?.?. end ? ng iwo cf their numb r
to a Stake Started S fire under Ihem. II was at
ibenoon hour, ;-n?? ths boya wi re In ths woods. In
the party s Hern, Ernes! Kilmer, Prank
McWarney, Join McWarney, William Terpening
nnd Aille 1 rgei whe res range from eight to
?-?M<??:: years. The larger boys Md*..,! atei held
William Terpening and Alll? liurger. the young?
est two bo -? ui backed mem up to ? rei
which they were *'? irel> tied. Th? children then
. ?i .im leave? and ici-h. which ?hey heaped
up in a big ? * nd the m ? ? risoner?. The
? trnek a match and Ignited th? brusii.
Their f ? then Joined hands, and, sfter
dancing ft ?uno the raptlvea, started on a run and
lefl ihem ther? to bum. . Krank McWarney be?
came and returned to the tree te re
, ? ? aa their ?riotbee were catch?
ing f.re. .\v :t was they vvctaj nearly suffocated.
v s will i??? pui ished.
DIFh A ??? R A COLD BATB.
Amelia Ora '" yi'i's old, a consump?
tive, died suddenly in BeUevue lloi-;,?ia? last ?light,
nfier hSVll ?r been sub:??' :<<l te ft eold hath by oi?ler
cf a ward physician. Mi? Qreens'pnn hud been n
>\ from her b'^me. No. tlil SJeSI ??':? < ntii-st..
by i?r Chisholnt yssterday morning. Bhe n** ad
mined to the hospital at il JO o'clock by Dr ?.? ?-?,
ivho assigned her to Ward 2J and diagnosed her
?ase ?Le one of pulmonary trotti,Is. Dr. Uoldoerger
l.^a charge of Ward B. Boon after Mia. <ii?-?'i)?pon
had heou ailmltt'd tO the war?), ?!,e nurse noticed
that she bad .?'? tent attacks of hyst?rie. Bhe re
rr.-!- ..J
Ike BBtt Ittrbt to read w} Is from SI! I IK lamp?.
MILLER Lamps have NO EQUAL;
Mot? Simple, ? On ven leti I, Durable, Hnfe.
- MOW ?Si ' ciinliiu ip IBS ?I k, u.id Ruttine
in n?w ? h ci; delibiti lioii'i tejy lamp? be
fare >? ? *???? Ths >SI? I?-?-. if thej ; - not tot ?tie by
tit??.>?? ,?..?, ?. ? sui nor? l'Ine, a-lii-ait?. nil ? ;,?? la
seiest tro ? ? ?\ ?-?? ?? ? ?. u. uiris . viiiier ? .,.. -
Edward Miller h Co,, ; ^Vx";xx!rr
I-? MILLERS "97 BICYCLE LAMP
is the best. Seo it or send for Circular.
-????"??-? " ' ? ?? > "*.?*? ??", " m ???*
Flint's Fine Furniture.
? Spring Pinorami
At lactory prices.
Tons of Roses
Years' Success.
90
Colgate's
Soaps and Perfumes.
ported the fact to thr doctor In HwrgS. It is BaM
that the doctor expressed bis belief that th.- patient
was 'Taking" and ordered her to be put Into a cold
bath "to stimulate her nerve? and bra;??? her up."
Soon after receiving the cold bath Mr?. (?rcn-ipon
died. The .'unse of her .bath wa? ?riven as hys?
teria. I?r. 'ioldbrrgcr says that ?he received proper
treatment.
SENATE COMMITTEE PLACES.
RKlTRUCANS AND DEMOCRAT?. G???3?.?
TO AGREE.
??G STI'KniNC*, COYMITTEI?*-* 11A VE ?????'G?.??
IS RBACRDt ? GOMMO*! OMOtUO -MtMO
?"T?ATS WANT TO F ILL TOO M ANV
Oi* Til E VACAMCIga
Washington, Marcii H.?The RtttpUblleatl ini Pcm
Oi ratle ltee*ring committee? of the Senate are '? iv
i Ing ? hard time, reaching common armed In the
matter of flllintr. the vacane'es in the committee*.
Mr. Gorman. Beting for the D?mocrate hi a'l the
conference.? ho has had with Chairman Allison, of
the Republican emmitte?, has taken the position
that the Democrats should be permute! to naine a
DeSaecrat for every Democrat who has beer, rei Irci.
regardless of the proportion BOch appointees would
bei;? m the whole committee. Th? Hepnblicar.s con
tend that In ??omo eis.** at leas* this WOUld work nn
iiij-islicevlatid have rrfused to ylel.l.
The one noteworthy exception Is found In tho
? Committee on Appropriations. As constructed by
the Republicans when th? ? raOTgsnlasd thi? commit?
tee it consisted ol seven Republicans and six Demo?
CI ata DUI tWO of ihe nie", placed thereon 1)= Republi?
cans? Senat or.? Truer, of Colorado, and Pettlgrew, of
South Dakota--bolted the St. Lout? Convention and
m lender cint themseiv? ? as Republican?
Of lhe six Deniocrnt1" members. Senators Black?
burn, of Kentucky; Brice, ef Ohio, and call, of
riorld-i. hav* bee?* retired. Mr Call Will probably
be returned When the Legislature of bla State meet?
next monih. The Democrats Insist upon nomine a
Democrat for e?-ery one who has been retired. If
thla Wen done, the rIx DMnOYTatS and two bobine*
Rspubllrsna would form a majority of three, leaving
the Republicana a total of hu; five votes on the most
importan; committee In the Senate, while at th?
Sams time (hat par'y is charged with the responsi?
bility of the conduct of the affair? of the commit
:.?? To ibi?, the Republican? will not nRree, and
Until sonic conclusion I? rench?ri -hat ?trill Rive the
"stri Ightoti " RepuMl. sns the majority vote on thla
commlttea there ?rill be no Rhine ?' vacane;.?? on?
less ii>* Democrats, Populista and bollini? Republi?
cans can ag'ce oil a consolidated ticket. This srenis
Improbable.
Meanwh ta ih?* new Republican Senators have
been consulted snd, bating bean made aware of
th- eondltlon of affai?*., are perfect It ?rilling io ato
witl'out committ'? aselgnmenle until their steering
committee lesbia to foi.- from the Democrat? wha!
it believes to be a jus! arrangement.
lu respec? to ro other committee dors sudi a
condition cxi-: The Commerce Committee in?.?*.
bul one member, a Republican, In th- pereon of Sen
ator S'liiiie of Washington. The Eliiance ?'ommii
...? lose* a Republlcsn in Senator Sherman and a
Democral In Senat oi Vooriieea. The f.iiiure to fill
these vaeancles will have no effect so far sa the
?? rlfK bill Is concerned, for it \< known that Senator
Jones, Silver Republican of Nevada will work in
. mony with his Republican colleagues on this
question, and wll' vote to report the bill upon which
th? ? as ret.
Th? <omn*ittee on Immicrallnt* lose? one Repub?
lican, one Populle?. end three Denteerete. The
.iu.ll ilsry Committee siso loses one Reoubltean snd
three Democrats. Tho rnmml'ieo on Neva Affairs
has los- one bolting Republican one Sllvei Repub?
llcsn and 'wo Democrat?. The Commlttei .?n
l'oi toflleee and Postrosd? Iones one Republican sn I
t u Demoerats. thus wiping ou! tbe entire Demo?
cratic representation nn.l leaving Senator lMii-r.
poj ills*??, a* the only minority member. Tiir* Com
? tee ?m Privileges ami Blectlona ioses its Repub?
llcsn chairman. In ih.? person of Mr. Mitchell, "f
????!???.. and two Democrats. Ths Committee on
Public Buildings ;m>l Orounds ha? lost oik* Hepub
Hcan and two Democrat?, and the ? 'otiimltte?- on
Territories one Republican .?nd two Dem?crata in
each ot ?he?.* committees tlie Republicana have the
1 best of It. so far a? the Vacancia? are concerned.
and they can very w-ii afford to let all in?* commit?
i-es drift along as they are until the Demo? rata ars
willing to come to their terms.
TO GO TO IRELAND NFXT YEAR.
MUKTINC! OF TIIK 9STII CKNTBKN1AL ASSO
CIATION-A MONUMENT PLANNED TO
COMMEMORATE TDK REVO
i.i'TKiN'S HEROES
A meet im; of the Nth Centennial Association
w.is held yesterday at the rooms of the Irish
National club. No. IM Wesl Pifty-nlnth-st.,
, to perfect arrangements for the excursion to Ire?
land In June ;,nii July of next year, si the Mme of
ih?? anni versai y celebration of the rebellion of it.-y
Representatives were present from Philadelphia,
.; ?. providence, Maw-Haven, Pittsburg. Sers ??
ton? Rochester, Tro?,? ami oiler citte?, and letters
of approval were received from cltlsena of Chtaago,
St. Paul? Omaha, i.oi-.l.viiio snd other distant
places, Letters were also received from the com?
t.. ?.??.? in Dublin having chargi of ? tie arrange
; meni;?, for the celebration on the oiher side of the
Alianti.?.
Th? members of ihe? American enmtnitte??, will
perform ? twofold work. They will lit?' arrang.i
t : the excursion and then they will collect funds
. for a monument to commemorate all the heroes of
Ireland'? ?.ist great itruggta for freedom, to be
erected In su h -? piar?* snd to laite ??.?"?? a form aa
lbs Dublin Committee may decide it Aral waa
Intended to have only one excursion party, to con?
slat oi :?'} people ; but the appll ?atlona have come In
? ? :; look? now rfs if there will be ?
| par;.es, p h ci that number. Toe gats of ths de?
parture from New-Tor?, will be determined by lb?
date t..?.??. by the Dublin Committee for the prin?
. ???a! Inciden: ol 'he celebration la Dublin, which
is likely to be eltberat the end of Jun*. or the be
.? . ? Ing I J i.y.
Tho following office?*? of the American Aux! Isry
? ?-...::::*.; ? ton srere electeJ yesterday, ?ubje ? to re
vision later: President, Bawsrd O'Flahe-t? New*
Voile; ?Ice-president, John .1 Teevena Boatoir
treasurer, Robert J. Kennedy, N'ew-Yotk aeere
tary. Jonn !.. Kennedy, New-York Trusiees?Jarne?
a. O'Oorman. New-rurk: Kdward Brown, .?*>.??>.
*t oik : James vaufhan, Icraniou, Penn Jame? M
Viterie?,, WhiU Plain?, ?. Y : Wan hope ?,?,? .\.'a.
Voti:: Martin .1 Keogb, New-York; Thon ?? ?
, Ri .?? New York' John w Goff. New-York John
: Reveno, Provldenc . ;: ? : Jamea ? Oaliashe?
Brooklyn; John Devo.?. New-York Stephen M ?'.
Fri ria nd, New-York: Patri?* Miflarr? eh ..-.,
Michael flreslln, New-York; William ?????.-?'
Philadelphia: John Bremen, New-York Pat?
rick i.i'??.- New-York; John J Stafford, New-York?
Patrick O'Msrs, Jersey City; John e ?in,son'
Worcester, Mass, ?viators \\ Bourk* ?Ockran
New-York; William .). Ilynes, Chicago Martin \
? Poran, Cleveland ??hio. Jam** Pltsaeiald New
Vork; Willi:, m P. Reddy, Iti.limon l. \.,.: JH'me? G
Hayes, Boston; Colonel Krank .1 Pltsslmnion*
S?mutoli, l'en!).; William J. Koch., ??,,,, Kdntuii't
... mu.or. Bincha m ton; John t. McDonoiiBh V
I bany. Chaplain? 'lb?* Rev I'..in?.. O'Brien ?? ?'?
mont uiiio, the Rev. Dr, Henri A. Brsnn, New?
Vork; th? Rev. Messrs. Put rick Cronln Bufalo
Roben Bills Thornton, Philadelphia Thomas Csah
man, Chicago; ? hi it??.. Mr. Lennon New-York
James A McRvory, Jeraey City; Bernard A. Brady'
New-York; Morgan M Blwedy Alloona. Penn.
Tin- force of tne chaplain? win be .-tin further In?
creased by Mn? additi.f mlnlsiera repreaentlnc
th.? Episcopal, Method!?! .mil Presbyterian churches
nil oi which were largely represented amona the
InaurgentB. and especially smong the heroes in ithn
Tin? future arrangements will be made !.. ihe Es?
ecutive Committee which will meet at least twice a
month from now on urn! the excursion Mutt* next
?/ear, A large number of vire-presidenta were sa?
le?. siso ???-" n t.. >. repreaentlni mosl of the
Btate? of th?? Union, bi.t the ?;-; win ??,- ??? , ,,.,,.
pie?, d tor some ae.ks
The committee will have permanent offtaea nf No
656 Broadway, where the tressurer and ?ccretsry
will receive their mwii The ?ret of the escursion to
each person will be $160, payable in three IriNi?l.
menta
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F.XPLOF10X IX A TURKISH HATH.
; two MKN lit RT in SVCRARH*? PLACa IM WfJST
TWRMTI ROHTR MT
I The rxpiosion of a *tenm radiator nt ?verard'i
? llallis, No? 28 and ?.? \V< -t Tn . m ?-? ??.,?), .?, |?^.
???-??? Injured two m. ? and caused a li,? .,f esi Is?
meni The exp!n?lon tOog l?ln*e ?? |;SJ o'elock
bl ?? ?*?.,.- noi reper? *d si ih? Biatlon until two
bout*? uni n half later. The radiator which sa?
pul") la In the "hot room." Which opens off of the
"plunge." The canae of ih?? s eckten I could ii"t be
learned, Tn- report-ol the esploelos waa pia li
h'ot'i two i.i'.ck? away fmm th? baths, snd many
peepis Rniiiried sbt/ui ihe p?aos io find oui ubai
wds ice mat ter it wa? ?t ib?t reported thai ?ov?
era! people had been uni.-d and a rnmbrr c others
lerloua!) Injured by ths esploslon.
U'h.ii ihe fxp!oB!on took p.ace, William H San
.?er?, d lobaeoonlsl al No. 171 s,?..?nave., was in
the hoi room 'ih. fune of the saplosion com?
pletsly a?? ked an enormou*? mnr.ir Which covered
the entire wall of one aide nf the room. One of the
pieces of flvlng glnsa struck Pander? on the hand
and eut him hadlv. A ll'iuor dealer named \?n
Tiller, who ts said (n keep a ?sinon in Tenth-eve.
near Twenty.thlrd-st., was In the room adjoining
the hot room. When the explosion took place \ an
Tiller, who had Just come out ef the hath, rushed out
of hi? room to see what area ?he mutter He
?tepped on ?ome of the hroken gi?-?? and hoth of
his feet WPre badly eut.
Messenger? wer?? sent out tn ??arm of phjrelelenB
Dr. Hitehi-o k of Tvvent v-nlnth-st.. ne.ir Slat ti -
av??., r??ponded and attended the Injured men
Much excitement wa? eeuSed hy the explosion
There ware ?several other people In the betba .?? the
time, and It was sanie time liefore the attend,mt?
could <|ii!et them.
In eon*-e?|uence nt the explosion the stenm hid
to he shut off all over ihe building ani the halli?
were closed for the nlsht. The damage ia ?aid to
be ? bout Sl.GQu.
NEWS FROM TBEFATHERLA ND
OINBRAL BKONIART von W'HKLI.KX
DORP'S POLITICAL PLANE
?DJ FKloiF.R OOtAJRAOVR* FRA? MBAORBjJ>
???.? CRTTKUAU A STK?MSH1P ANNIVF.P.
PART--OFf<M.\N CAT80U?B Till!
PRIMCCfiS ?MIMA Y
llerlin. Mar-li 21.- ? m-ml-offl? ?al ?leninl was rc
eently given io the report that the ex-MlnUter of
War. Cenerai Brotsssfl een Bebellendorf, would
?land for the RetCltstSg In the Meck.enbiirg-C.ustrow
?!l??trle|. In the ggrsHan intereat In the orniti?; elec?
tions. The denla! was mede in such ? foeSB as lo
contlrm the i.epef that he Intend? to become a can?
didate for some constituency, llenera! BrOMsrl von
Schellendorf would he an uncomfortable crltie in
the Reichstag fnr hi* late etrtlesgusa Minist?re
Koetl icher end Mnrscha'.l SOU Diet?! Stein. He Is
Just the man to paiir out his pent-up wrath upon
them, so all m? an? are being use.) to Influence the
Kaiser to prevent him from appearing a? ? mem?
ber of the Reichstag, fjeinrral Bronsert is rather
out of favor with th? Kaiser. Count Wal lersee, on
Ihe ot.ier hand, iias heen restored tO His Imperli!
Majesty's good graces, it la even Bald thai the
Count wn? consulted by the Kntser in draartng up
his great naval BChemse.
Does !he Prussian police control the polles of Ihe
whole of the Cerman States'? This Is S question
now ngltaling the papers of the loutbefn States A
iehstS in the Prussian Landtag as far back a? Jan?
uar, ? opened ihe cratroveray. A member of the
I'nterheus. Herr von Dsllwits, ?ll?sd attention to
the feet ih.it ine Prefeci ot Prankfori area drawing
! mi augmentation of salary far exceptional services
' from headquarte-a at Berlin, nr. Mlquel, Prussian
: Minister of Finance, in replying, explained that
i the Prefect a; Frankfort exercised surveillance, un?
I der direction of the Mmlstr- of Political Police,
throughout nearlv ?p Bau there Herman?. Prank?
fori a?* a central point was we'l fitted for such
surveillance. The Pat-tteulalista in the Southern
State? .?re wroth over Ihe ?den and are putting nt.t
pellationa in their local Piets to nscertalr. iioiv fnr
the Prussian p,ilice control extends. T'nltv Of na?
ilon of the poliil-al police Is ? lending principle Bi
Berlin, snd ihe Federal Governments probably Und
the principle convenient.
The Government hai* ngaln given notice, nnd Her?
man-Americans n--e espeeistly ad-rleed, that <;er
mans who h?vr emigrated nr.d have !ieen fined ,-ir
punished otherwise for contravention nf the military
service law? shall not be allowed to live in <lernt iny,
except under peculiar olrcumetancea, a record of
which musi he kept in the War onVc.
The Hamburg-American Iteamshlp Companv will
celebrate thS fiftieth year of the existence of tnnt
orgsniSStlon on May 2'. at Hamburg, and the Km
per.ir is expected to lie present at the J:i'i||ee fete.
i'pon the occasion ? benque! arili he given on hoard
the company ? ateemer Augusts Victorie.
The annual conference of the Oerm.in Cath ill s
will take pl.ic-? this yenr al Freiburg. Switzerland.
ar.i arrangements are ?/??? male for a pilgrimage
:o the tomh of Bt. Petrus Contains. The iiilgrlnM
will MSBBBble iti Freiburg. Haden, on AUgttSi M "ti ?
after the celebration of s Pontifical ma.-? arili ?'art
on (he following day f ?r Freiburg. Switzerland.
There will be four day*' sittings of the conference
I?r IJeber, the leader ?if : he Catholic putty in the
Reichstag, and a numb?! of other Centrist Deputle.
win lake pari in the pro ?. edlngs.
It I.? announced that the wiiilom Princes? Clilniay,
for lee rty Clora ward, of Detroit? who eloped from
Parts ?ome r.me at-o with a Hungarian fiddler celled
Janea it;^o and arno aras afterarard ???\?.,-,? ?.? her
huaband, tiie Prince of Chi ma y of i:.j-i mi will ap?
pear on the atage al Ihe Wintergarten ;n this, city
on April 1. gccompenled by her param.iur.
ELECTIONS IX ITALY,
Till* ??r.Vl'.rtNMKN'T l.tk'FLV TO HAVE ? ??G, MA?
.????'.??? ?il* THF DBPL'TiE?.
Pome, March 21. Kleetlons for members of the
new chamber of Deputi?1? were held yesterday
throUKhoiit Italy. At midnight the results In only
fifty-eight districts were detlnltely known. The re?
turns from these districts show the ?lection of
thlriy-six Ministerialists, In Home the opposition
candidates were returned of the??? three ar?? Re?
publicana. Ex-Prime Minister Crisp?, who area a
candidate In the second district of Palermo, was
elected for tin? thirteenth consecutive time.
!t is th-night that ihe t lov erntr.etit Is likely to
? .v.? n majority of ijo in the new Chsmber.
THE POPE TO RECEIVE AMERICANE.
Home. March il. -? ar-Admiral Bclfridge, com
mandlng the American M?diterran?en squadron,
hs? I? ft the city and gone to Naples.
'Ili?? I'ope will to-morrow receive a deputation
from the American cruiser Clnclnt.at i
NASSAU CBOWDED WITB AMERICAX8.
Naseau, ft. P. March 16 -Nassau I? crowded to
Its fullest capacity at present with Americans.
THE SHORE LIXE NO LOSO ER.
ITS LAST BHARBfi OF STOCK KXCHAJCGBD FOR
KKW HAVRR CBRTirtCATB?,
Nev'.-liav? n. C.-.tir... Maren II (Speciali r.a?f tflreeh
marked the end of the exiaten.e of the old Shore
Lina Railway The New-Haven and New -London
Reflroed Company tesa Incorporated in imi. Tiie
N? w-i.ondon and Btonlngton Rsllroed Compeny was
\ Incorporated in Itti, an! in l*-."ii was COnSOUdetl I
? win? the Neur-Hsven and New-London, snd the
\ name of til- lattar c.im|i?iny was . ?landed to the
! New-Ila vet;. New-London ?in.I Huuittigton RellrOOd
Company, It led for sum?? time a preceiiOUB exlst
ence The capense of a ferry at Lyme and an ii iei
.?? New-Lontton disqualified it in eesnpsrlaon srlth
the ?Springfield line for doing bustnees atareen Bos?
ton nini New-York. In lvV.i || aeld to the N? W-York,
Providence and Boston Rsllroed Company ita prop
erti essi sf New-London? and Included In the aale
lis ???? -k ai New-London. In iv:i th.? franchises ani
property of the New-Haven, New-Ix?ndon and Bton?
lngton Company became vested in the Shore Une
Rellroed,
in 1179 a lasaae ol the ghore Line for the unesplred
term ol I ? charter, practically a perpetual lease
.v.i- mad? ??? the Nee yore anal New-Haven Rail?
road Company, aboui ihe lime ol the consolida ? ion
between Iha New-York and New-Haven and the
HrMges have since ?????.
? ? the Btonlngton ro id
,lne .?nd ih? Bhore Line
ot ovei
Proba?
Hartford and New-Havt
conBtructed at New-l/ondi
and ..? I.yme ?>> ? h? ,Sh..i.
ha? been double-tracked, s
l3.aJM.Ma*?, by the New-Ha ven road ar?
ni?, ihre? -fourth-, of all Ihe rail ti avi : betwi en New
York end Boston posses through New-Haven New
' l?ondun und l'un i ?? ni ?
The relative valu,? ,,' (he S,i ir,? Line stock vv ? ,
hsa paid under tha least a bou 7 per cent :., It? ,,Uc
era, and NewYork, New-Haven and ilj'i ? i
was fixed in IM m the proporiloi or three to ?
lee ire? passed giving permission to ini le.?s ici
purchsse inj shsrei noi offered f,.? eg tange Th?
last certificai ? ot Shot. Mite ?tocg iv , rendered to
ths New-York, New-Haven snd Hartford rompany
lasi week Beven thousand uve hundred share? ,,i
New-Haven stock hav.? ?,.-.-n |??ued from time to
lime for ih ?.share? (fl.Sf?O.OnO) representing ihe
capital ol the Bhore Une, The mine ,.' a , ??? titlet,?
with th? Secretary of Btaii at Hartford last Thur,
dc- terminated the existence ..f Ihe Shot?.? f. .,,. R n|
way ? Ompan.v.
The mam line of in? New-York, New-Haven and
Hartrord Railroad now extenda from VVoodlawn
.??????,??? "? Pf it Idetice,
|\ \ MIEI I E MOORE l\ I \/ u ROI.E.
TWO land? in McycleS CSUM leering down the
BottlevSrd ISSI ni?*ht at about fifteen mile?'in hour,
one ritlden by ? wo nestly dressed girls and the other
hy two young men They were racing Bicycle
Policeman Lenz start???! after the racers ut Eighty
SlXth-Sl and Ihe Boulevard, and caught up with
them at Beventy-flfth-et. He took ihem tei the
West Btsty-e-tghth-et station, follwwed bv a crow.?
or Mcycllsta Tii?? girts were Indignant over their
srreet, m.d one of Ihem, v.ii?? deiwtibed iiers.it as
Annsbelle JYhltford, an actreae and -?it.s<t. was ???
iremely Impudeni is Bergeam Morris The other,
who said ilia' she was Adelins Rklend, a -tenoK
r, ii?-ipeii her friend in "hilling the sergeeni
f|,
The girla sfera released, bul tin nun. win? h.iv?.?
their iiuiiK's as John Bofoglr, of No 14<? \\???,
Forti -second-st . .md tvill'ant Bpeckhard, of No
UT Rasi Foriy-fourth-st., had lo leave Iheli wheels
a- security for their appearance In i'orkvllle <'?iuri
?" da* .
The police suy llial tl:?? j-lrl who .|e-rll,e?| h. ise|f
as mi-? Whltford is none other than Annabelle
Minili?, Who ligule?! il? the cause of ? '?plain ?'?,?,?
n,.n.. raid on tin- Basels) dinner Boih girla gave
? heir adorase a? Ne [?l w. ?? Blsty-thlro-si
Are you thinking "f purchasing ? Plane, et a
Plano ??! If ,,. do not fell o consult the little
advertisements In the nan?,? ?tdumnv Korne good
be ? ...,?,., Maj be found there.
WHA ? BEMAINS TO BE DONE.
PRObUBLI COVttBB OF THE T.EGIS
?.??G?? BRFOBK ADJOrRN.MKNT.
tiif; ?iishtkii t.? hi? RtlSHBD thri-ioh-its
UFPUMMirrS gHOtrU) m Hl.A?'K-rorNTRY
MBM SYltOXd ?'?'?G'?? TO G??3 TUB
r. \i.\i;s ,\mi;.M'MI-:nt3.
[from a sTAKr .unREBrnNnrNT or t??? rntBt'SEl
Albanv, Mareh 21.--The ihrer chief matters yet
? to bo considered by the UgtSUttttr? .'?re the Oreater
New-York charter, the amendments to the Ralne?
! Liquor Tax law ..nd < Inverti.>r Mlack'i bill appro
! printing ?,??,?? for the ptirehaso of Adirondack
for-st lands Then? is I cenerai agTSemenl among?
' the members of iho majority on one of these pro?
posed enactments, the r.reater New-York charter,
but concerning the other? th?*? M? dlaterences of
opinion, and cnn.cqiie.ntly there will probably be
I conflict? over them
lhe charter, th- Republic?? leaders say. will be
passed Bf both the Senat.- and the Assembly thla
week, without amendment. A Rood many crltl'dsms
Of lhe charter have ben made l?v eminent lawyers,
.md members ol lhe Real Batata Bartmngo have
1 pointed out that. In th?'lr Jinl-tmi-rit, the property
owners of New-York City will have to n?aume an
1 limine shire of tin? debts and taxes of Brooklyn,
' i.one- Island City and Ri'hmond County, ?vit It
eannoi be said thut tins?? considerations have had
any ff.??*' on the minds of th? members of the
majority. Three-quarter?? of the Republican riipre
BentaUon m ths Legislature comes from parts of
the siai.? situated north of the Iteri?*?? River.
As for the Democratic members, they arc so con?
tident th.it a Democrat will be elected Mayor of
drearer New-York that they are not putting any
obstacles In the pathway of the charte-. "We
shall elect our candidar.? for Mayor of Oreater
???? -York." said Seria'or ?'amor, the Demo
erari' ieader, on Friday. "oaA, mahlng the Mg city
with it? |i;i?,ih.i.oi?i in patronage nur basa of opera
llOtlS, we s:ia!l elccl a Democrat as ?Jovernor in
i-:-V"
The citizens of New-York wh > tliink the charter
Is badly framed for New-York's Interests will make
a ?Treat mis'ake If they do ??? brin? t h? ir criticism.?,
to Qorernor Black'a attention. They should de?
mand a hearing on the Mil before him a? BOO? as I?
Is approved by Mayors Strong Wurster ?nd ?llea
son?for the approval of the Mayor? seems taken for
granted as thev wer.? members of the Oreater New
York Commission. Governor Black may at the
? resenl time took approvingly on the charter, but
those who have watched his aerimi on legislative
measures it? the last two months have become awar?
of :he fact that he la ?waved by whs! hs hesrs
about a bi'.l, that h? cheerfully listen-, to areumeiir.
snd that when he mike, hla decN'on i.i sten or no;
to ???? s nnasure political consideration* hive little
I weigh: with him. About the time Mr Black bacarne
Governor m of bla friend? said: 'Mr Black will
perm!I the politician? to ? ?me the men who are to
hold the off!??<?... bui he will sign laws to suit him?
self. Metter? of legislation hs Intenda to contro'.
himself." Ttie Opponent? of ih?? charter certainly
will have fOlrei treatment al his hamls than they
have ?.ivi ! ai the hand? of th.* Legislature.
A conflict over tin- amendments which senator
Ralne? ha? offered to the Liquor Tas law seems in?
evitable. It is a contesi Instigated hv ESdwsrd Lau?
terbach, of New-York; Jacob Worth, of Brooklyn,
and Republican leaders in other eitle?, Th? man
who la most responelbl* fur the iraming of tin*
amendments is Henry n. Lyman, the s.ir.? Excise
Commissioner, Mr. Lyman i? spprehenalv? timi un?
li a the amendment an? mil- there will be a lar???
1 IncresB? the coming y.-.ir in the number of "fake"
? - .ml hotels, and ina' reputali'.? liquor-dea let s.
who will not organise auch clubs or hotels, will ?"
oui of business. Already there are .??uns thai 'he
Btate'? revenue from the liquor tax will fai! on*.
Her?? in Albany a lar^?? ? imber of liquor-deal? rs are
(Oing OUI Of business because (hey sav tae tax Is eo
hl|h Ihey ?.?????? afford to continue The State from
??.? ? t,, November!, UN, illected Ml.C48.t2S M f rom
the liquor-deslers From ihls total should be de?
ducted refunds .md csncellationa of tax receipt?
? m." inline to ltMl.49002, leaving the net r-velp??, WO,?
?.'"utntA, Of ths the State Tressijry r.?Ived one
thlrd, or s little ov.r S:!..".?.?.????*.. Tais ?.:??,??? la an
Imp ?rtant pan ?>f the Si ite'? Income. It keeps down
the Slate tax r.i'e.
A good many dry Republican Senator* and Assem?
bly men say ilia- they nil! resist the adoption of the
amendment? suggested by Senator Balnea The
Democrats also will opgone any amendment?, it is
poaatible that rh* rural Republicans may be driven
? mio carnuti a party caucus ?m tbe bill if so ths
countrymen will i??i In the majority, and will make
' lb?? amendment? a. part? measure.
Ocverncr Black'? bill appropriating H.OW.0M f0r
the purchaae ot the Adirondack foresi lands Is
, linked In a way ?o the Raines law amendment?, for
, if suActenl revenue l? no! as.?ir.*.i ttie stat?? from
tlie liquor-dealers it will not be thought wise to
spend n.t***MM in the Adirondack?. Tho Liquor
! Tax law chances, therefore, to all appear? n.? s
have had the support of rho (?overnor. Louis G.
I'avn and other friends of Mr Black.
The Lauterhach bill providing- at once for a
Oreater New-York Police Commission is considered
dead. Senato! Btranahan, chairman of tin? Cities
Committee, and Assemblymsn Austin, chairman of
the Aseembly Cities Commi). arc averse to In?
troducing It unless it |s mad.? a party measure by
caucus nil??. Thev believe, with < rovernor Black
that lhe p.-issar;., of BUutl legislation would be, front
a party point of view, decidedly injudicious.
The New-York City ?las Reduction bill, reported
last week by th? Senate Committee on Miscellane?
ous Corporations, will be considered by the Benate
thla w-.'k in general orders. \\ ?? not expected
that any bill will be reported to reduco the prie? of
K.'?s in Brooklyn,
The ultimate fate of ihe Anti-i'.irioon hill, which
l Is now In the Senat.? Code? Committee, la prob?
lematical. A few of the Republican leaden think
! the Introduction of tli? bill has had the ?leslred
effect, and that there will be I.-ss cause for com?
plaint in the future They favor dropping the bill
? wiierp ll is. Senator Ellsworth persists In pressili?:
the measure, and says it will be paBBed and .si^n.?,!
by t he (lo\ernor.
'April M Is suggested by several party leader? as
the .lay of final adjournment.
? -
EDEN IVO JONAH NOT ALLEGORIES.
i<V. tfASJHA FAYS TRsTf ???? G??? ?G TIIK IN'
sr'iP.v.r? ?VORO or ?*,np.
In the course of Ids sermon In the Second Collegi?
ate Reformed Church, at One-lnindted-.ind-twen
. tleih-st. and I.enox-ave, last ni?ht, the. I'ev. Pr.
William Ju?:in Marsha Bal !
"It Is Indisputable that the whole Jewish natlin at
th. time of Christ regarded the OM Te?tam?'nt In
, it.. entirety as a divinely inspired volume. This i?
' eliden?, from many circumstances! the name applied
to the Old Testament (gciipturea, Holy Scriptures,
Hallowed Writings, Oracles of <3od), the deference
shown the ? ? ? Tesmament in quotations, teachings,
dally practice and tue I ike. Ir Is equally plain 'hat
, the Apostles regarded the wh.?'.? of th.* QM Testa?
I meni aa the Inspired Word of ?I'd in their sppeala
to its language they make no difference between rlie
Pentateuch, the prophecies, ths Psalma and the
minor Prophets. Confidently thev base arguments
upon Btatetnei Of all Of the ?.a??:?-.! writers alike.
..? ? n.? one ?iver though) of disputing iholr claims <>n
the beala thai .*<???:.????? pa??;? ..f .ae oil Testament
sre of infi rior author! ?
"Nor can H be denied thai Jesus regarded the
whole Old Testament as the Word of His father
if there hsd been distinctions to be mad.? He 'won11
have ?-,Id US.1 Bui HIS testiate?) Is explicit, and
M? ?poke Of th? Rood book as a whole The
Scripture must be fulfilled'' 'Ve do err, not know
Ini lhe Script uree'; 'Beginnini al Moses and all
the Prophets, he eipound ? mltli tii.ni In all these
Scriptures'; 'All ihlnga must be fulfil!.,? which are
wrftten In the lew ?? Mosca In tn.? Propheta end
In the Psalms'; One Jot or one tittle nhal! in no
wlee part fro? Ihe law? till all be fulSlletL1
"lu Mi'??.? seringa Jeau? Christ either luggled
with iinlversully received langusge, or els,? lie
m. ,:t to teach lhal the whole n:.i Testament
Blood "> him sb the Inspired Word of God, Who
has ?ji? authority, therefore, to exclude the picture
,.f Kden or lessen the historical rah.f it* Now
let us be Kill?? and sensible as well as oit ??.Ion
There a.? inspired parable? and allegories in the
liliil?. and .1 it were said in the Word thai ? he
plrture rtl ?'????? and the atory of Jonah were
plesalni pic tur*?? ael down Infallibly to teach gres!
practice! leaeon?, oar doctrine of plenary in-ipim
llon cinilil noi be weakened on,? whll Mut this Is
prerlBsl) a-hai ?* noi ?aid Kden ?s presented sa p
real larden, the ib si pair aa genuine fleaii and
blood, snd ine whole account .?.un- to ??? sober
lo tore Th.? only fair and safe cour???, la io lake
?!.,? record just SB ii ?tanda, and no! trv to ear
plain it .?w,iv as mi allegory,"
HOW Mir DEPEW was toi.h TO COOKCABP.
when the steamer Kdwln BeJtoy lem???, thi* port
to-morrow for TSSSpICO, Menico, she will lie com?
mended by C?ptela Thomas Hiley, the man who
taught Chaunoey M Depew to coeh carp.
li was at ,? dinier Rilen In San Francisco for Mr.
Depew nearly ? dosen I ear? aso. Captain Rlley
Was then In the revenue cutter ?ervli'e on Ihn l'all
fornla coast, snd was s gitasi at tbs dinner
Th.? (ii rinati carp had Just lie?*n Introdiii'i'd lulu
Am.rl.au w Iter?, and Ils champion sat at lb.? Is ble,
?'. plain IMI. y did SOI know thai finally the con?
versation turned on food Rah Mr, Depew though!
the trout ?SB aboul ib.? proper thing HI Hi.? way of
labi-? flSh. L'I ?plain lUley lll.e.l the black SOM be?
cause u could Hell anj ether iish of iu ?i??? that
?arsm, ? ?' the Uarman dilated sat the ????????
qusiiiie? ol ih?? rarp
"The .up"' aald the Captain In disgust, win,
it in,? in the mud1 I've heard of iih drinking ?
miiii'iuiii dry, snd a mlf.raapeoiini mud-turtls
would so overland ?? |?? bws| from ll The cup
u a piscatorial drunkard, and couldn't gel into **o
c-let) in n rein-puddle."
? i:,. Herman winced, lll:| ?aid iiothlnar, and Mr.
Depew, wit li nl? umiimI lact, champion? .1 the curp
because <>f it? sponsor beine present.
"Well if von like the carp 111 i?-ll you of the only
way to cook It," said Captain Itlley. "l'ut tlie
AN OPEN LETTER
TO MOTHERS?
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OP
THF WORD. ?G???????," AND ?PITCHER-*CASTOBIA/? AS
OUR TRADE MARK.
I. DB. SAMUalL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, was the origi?
nator of " PITCHER'S CABTOHIA," thi ?amo that has borne and doe* now
bear the facsimile signature of (^?^^^ ?a every wraPP?
This is the original ?pitcheu'H castoria," which hasten used in the
homos of tho mothers of America for over 30 years. LOOK CAMFUILT
at the wrapper and see that it is the kind you have always bought,
and has the signature of ^??^f ?? ^ ***"? *
one has authority from me to use my name except The Centaur Company,
of which Chas. ?. Fletcher is President.
March 8, 1897. Q?t**~***? ?/<'/*<"?*^?*?,?).
DO NOT BE DECEIVED.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitut?
Chicli some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few mom ?,-nni?.
on iti the Ingr?dient? of which EVEX HK does not know.
THE KIND YOU HAVE ALWAYS BOUGHT
Bears the Facsimile Signature of
Insist on having ?-,,-?% r-nrrn vait
THE KIND THAT NEVER FAILED YOU.
THK CENTAUR < ??G???. ICo. 77 Murray
speckled drunkard In boiling water aft??!? you have
wrapped it In It t .on. Hoil It an hour. Then split ?
quali, wet It w-P, broil it. and get your table In
?hi? p.?. When you arc ready to sit d?nn. open the
Windows, throw the carp Into tho yard and f.il! to
on the ????????. WI sn yon have flulshed tii?? .jual!.
thank the Lord that you didn't "at the carp."
HOW ABOUT A TAX ON WHISKERS?
.STARTUNr?. PgOPOglTIOM MAD! RY A DBIaBOATI
AT THK ?-KNTRAI. I.AP/iR UttWK.
Th?? h.irliors hud an Inn'ng St tho mooting of ?hs
Contrai I.ubor I'nion yes'ordav and tho delegatos
prosont lo.irnoil moro about tho tips an?! downs of
a harbor's llf.? than they ever know before. Som?*?
of the barbers aro of tho oplnlo' lha? tholr ?'ailing
I? n profession, and the Others think that It fai a
trsde, bui they all agree that it la aseesssiy to bo
a good workman to ho. a good barber, The barbers
of this city hav?? had fl linlpn fo'? som* years. They
declaro, however, thar for a long timo everything
has pono against thom. ????? they had to put up wl'h
this or eiso abandon their highly ruspstilshls o a 11
tng and ko Into ???-!!11,-?-. They finali? <1?.??.??? to take
the bull by the horns and apponi to hglslatlon for
what they il?>emo<l tliolt* rights. Tills was pome
WeeksSgO, S?d tho BArberS' l'nlon was thon affiliat?
ed willi the ?'?'iltrai Labor ?-Vdoratiot'. The harbors
dr?'w up several bills whi?*h tiioy wanted latrodumd
in lbs Leglslatare, One of then was known as the
Licensed Tonsors Mil, which pr?vido?! (thai all har?
bors should l.o examined by ? Stato Hoard and re
i?-ive a tonsor'e llcenee, Thejr alno deaired a unifonn
Bunday closing hour throughout the State
Tito t'entrai Labor ?'',-.loratliili Is a Socialist body,
;itiii refused to help tho barbers en the ground that
Socialist? should not ask atnlhtrig from tl..? State.
( ???? barbers pot angry ?md threatened to leave the
I'Vderutlou. Tho Federation, however, got in the
first iilow hv firing the barbera. The Barbers' l'nlon
th?-n applied for admission into the ?'?titrai Labor
I'nion. and it was cheerfully taken in, as tlio ?'. 1.
r. hsllerea In extending e helping hand to nil
worthy workers l**? distress
The barbere elected ? ?,. Hartmann as their
delegate, and lio was present al th.? c. ?,. TVs p??'
??? yesterday, and maiio a report, in which h- said
that tlio Harbor.??' I'nion was ?loins; well nine?? tt bit
the federation, He exhibited a stun which the
union has had m:ule. and which will bo hung up In
all union barber shops. The sign, which Is prettily
(rained, wae hung In front of th?? chalrsnaas desk
on ilio platform, tind It road:
"This is a union shop."
The words wore printed In largo rod letters, an?l
thero was also a picture of a noble-looking Ameri?
can ?'agio on the sign. Th" delega ties ?heored tlio
sign with a will.
Delegnto Hartmann ?????? Bald, however, that the
barbara had still one grievance, and that was that
som?? unprincipled Individual had boon going about
iho pity Belling bogue union signs In barber shops
The letters on ttios,? sinus arc bino. Considerable
discussion then nt'os.? as (O whether thero was not
another an?l rhal Harbors' G11?011. The Idea was
overwhelmingly voted down, and it was decided that
then? coul?! be only one recognized Harbors' I'nion
In the city.
T?e|,.({iite Medili made a stronjr pies for tho har?
bors. "Wo should do all we can for the harbors, al?
though ir is pretty hard nowadaya to get much sleep
in a barber'a chair since the barbera have learned
to spouk our language. Why, out ?Vest, in Indiana,
they ar?? considering ? law to tax al! men who
wear board" ?*?<"? a year. Why should not a similar
law be passed in this State? If ?? asan make? hlm
sa-lf devoid of goo?i looks by wearing e mop of hair
on his face, he should be taxed. Who would object
to a whisker tax? Why? nobody."
ENOINEBRg DONT LIKE THE BILL.
r?o!ogat?'F from various unions of engineers met
at No. ii2 East Fourth-st. yesterday afternoon and
organized the Greater N'ew-York ('entrai Associa?
tion of Steam Engineers Tho delegates BSld that
they represented H,ssj engineers In tho metropol?
itan district, and the cauae of the organization of
the new laeoclation at this time was th?? recent
introduction Into the Legislature of n. mensure
known as Bill No. 4?2. The enginoere believe that
the hill is ? bad one and they will oppose it vlg
arously. The bill provides for a State Board of
Bsamlnere lo paas upon the applications of en?
gineers for lieeneee The feature of the hin to
Which the engineers most object is that after a
mm? has applied to the State Hoard of Examiner?
ho ,?n take a pice SS BH engineer parading his
examination. The engineers bellsvs tba' if the
bill becomes a law unworthy and Incompetent men
will (lie ?ppllcallons with the Hoard of Kxamlners
an?! then take piace? ,1* engineer?,, thereby en
dang-ering the Uvea ef the public,
M !? Nagle, nisi prcatdest of the National Asso?
ciation of Steam Engineers, was ?looted chairman,
and Assemblyman Isramlah .1. ??Sullivan ma?ie .?.
^p.-c'h condemning ths bid and r'o-ui ?"">*-* is is all
1 he . ould 10 defeat it
Chairman Nagle announced thai .1 mass-mi-ctine*
W|H t* held at Cooper l'nlon on Friday nighl 1*1
denounce tin? bill Mayor (liesson, of tang talan?!
ciiy r i- Bhayne Edward Lauterbach, Senator
Timothy D Sullivan and Senator ?'oggi ?hai!, it
aras announced, would be ?omo of the apeakera A
letter was r??ceived from Mayor Wurster, of Brook?
lyn denonnclns the Mil and promhnng to attend
th.- masa-meeiliis if possible, Letters were else
received from Senator Coggeahall ?nd Speaker
O'Qrad) of the Assembly, saying that the? would
carefully consider the mu before it reached a Html
reading
Another meeting will he held next Sunday in ths
rooms of ihe Marine Engineers' Association, at No. I
?S3 Huds in-sl
EASTER
NOVELTIES
of original ala'Nlifna are no? ?It ?pin?, eat at
SCHWARZ TOT BAZAR
42 EAST I4TH ST? Union Square.
Attractive en.-?!? BSd SSW price? are ?>f*>re.l before re
mi?v?l BbOUt May Ist tn the Inr?? New ?ai<i?
an imi ti west ano st.
Rae* ?fully.
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THE "CRIP.
?f
j?n n, im
I ?r lt?ll\? ? V A '*??., iS.-ntl<*riwii: I lia.? u?e,| ? mr
H?-u,l? It-llnf for 111,11. ili,in IWSOt) the >?urs ?Uh limoli
mi Israel ton havs used Ii fw I* ilrlpoe, rasu?issala.
I'letirl??. ?ltd h!| BBTt? ef 11.?1 ?? ?lid pala? ?nd have ????.?
it iinfsilli?B Btreri USSS Itoepa-ctfiilU.
I?. Sf, RAYMOND,
81 I'r???.???!? ?? , Mid.liete??n. ?'???.
Ne m?itfi )iin\ \ nient ?t sicruelatias ,?'* l,aln ''"?
ith-uni??!' . UaMflildeii Infirm. ? 1 tin,led Nrivuin. Neu
ralglB. "? prostratasi -ahm dis im ssaj sugar, itsdssN's
Itemly Hrllrf t*. Ill ait ? I lti?t?tit MSB, Sold by Sll In n(
teat?
The April Atlantic
- -. -a
Dominant Forces in Western
Life. Ly PggOgklCJ. J. Tl ?mi A a;??.?.? ?I
Civilisation h cur fiie-?? We?t, what its un.
dcrilying princtalei ar*. and what it stand? far.
Our Nominating System.
By F. f.. GOMtlst, edi'or of Thi .Kation. The
xiond of Mr. (?odkin's stu?ie? in thr problerr.?
of 'Jemocra:v in tills ?-our.try ?ince the civil war
A Century of Anglo-Saxon
Growth. !*y GtOKGS Bt mon Adami, a
* review ? ?he world dcxination achte*, ed by
the Anglo-^a**on, and a companion w.th tbe
world domination of piecerlir.g race?
Mark Twain, the Typical
American 1!?/ CltAgLU Minp.r Tmump?on.
An interprets'ion ot the man ar.d hi* work
How far the humorist was a tipica! Amene?**?
An Archer in the Cherokee Hills.
MAt'RICe THOMMOg.
" The Song o' Stesm." Atto Jut***
Cheerful Yesterdays.
1 'HO M as Wpxtworth HlCClNSOg.
Mercury in the Light of Recent Discoveriea
Fescival Lowell
The Lady and the Parscn.
Sally Nelson RosiNa
A Century of Anglo-Saxon Expansion.
?.force guaiUM A n'Ha
Bryant's Place in Literature.
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Men and Letters. Tag l'amara for as
American I.iteratine, fli ?Il fl ? Tos REV. ?
A Reminiscence ot Cbstiee Keade J- rancis
CoUarigaV IUyi.-.r. ? Tr.e Booltthat is Not
Wiitten. Mary Haetweli ?"atheewooo.
Installments of Two Interesting S?riels.
35 cent? ? copy. f4?-*o ? ytar.
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO.
Boston snd New York. t
One-quarter cent a day is the ex?
pense of using Woodbury's facial Soap.
Don't economize on Soap*
- Oriental
Rugs and Carpets.
SPECIAL COLORINGS
AND DESIGNS.
We have just received and no*
offer for sale 20 bales of fine todi?
Carpets;
Also
40 bales of Antique and Mode:
Daghestans, Guendjie. Moussol. Bole*
hara, Afghan and Karabagh Rugs.
?
at Attractive Prices.
W. tts J. SLOANE
omuwiy, in t> ? sis.
iiovoro ani- (Tarriage?.
PET I : f? C. KfiLM >< i Q, AUCl iOBBom
rw ;\tp:?.?? wm ai.
Special Combination Sale of
Trotting Stock.
TUESDAY te THii:-i-AV Hatreh ? M M loft.
Lai ? an : ?ven ??
?I Mil aun *?.|??,?t. ? la 1.1.11 N.w tOtO
l". ll.lKliiii?HI? ??? man?. ??\
G*?.?? ALTO rl I I' i*a if??i iti?
? M l'I It ? > ITI -TI I" Meta \"??
illuni.ivi' ? ?Mi r ?? ? ?
nUBMIORK sl'i I? ,?:-nii\.'if. N J.
SAMrBI. THOMPSON lalij- S ?
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ll'im.i.ll. 2.47**4 tfl' l.-.u ?..? ...?
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?zarina 1 ll 1 IT* ?P ? ,_
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l'un? It . |'*j (? ? t*V ''*r? R*-'?**?'*-""1 ? 2
t ?rr-ai nuirHiar ? f 1-ia.h l>i**.| H?'?*? ?* *?**
tl.ai lia?, not >?? ?tart.,1 In MlUK ??1? '???*? "?** *
iraollv? ellk? t<> tieln-r. unti fai?**???!*?.
A ????-??? .?hlhlM m of th. horara en 1*??
win .?..?r b? ritN-irK- klarat. TnaaSsi ???"*"???
M?"*?
fruiti ; 30 ? > io ??' ? ? ??-??
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