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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VKRNON.
The Board of Education hold a special meeting on
Monday night to InvestlfSt? the charges of delay
made against th<> architects and MMUl who have
the contract for the rr.vUon o< UH now Bls* Behosl
Building in South Fourth-ave. Lieutenant Henry i;.
Rhoades offered a res hitlon which designated Dr.
8. O. Myers to w ndw ? UM examination of the wit?
nesses. This Dr. Myc:> refused to do. and Thomas
K. Mwr, cbaklni of tue BuUdlag Committee,
conducted the examination. The architect?, Horing
& 'niton. showed by tlHlr booki that thj builder?
???ere being supplied with plan? and drawing! rem?
larlv and that no May had been occasioned by
them. William Archer, representing lwum ?
Archer, th?? builders, assured IB? Board that the
work araa being pushed as rapidly as possible, but
would not say that it would lie complete ? by Beptem
hst ?, The Insinuation thai Inferior material is be?
ing uaed was proved groundless. The outcome of
the moo tin? was the adoption of a resolution exoner?
ating the architects and builders, bul urging them
to lose no tine ?n completing the work.
Usuries W. Dal ton. iwentjr-ntne year? old, of No.
ten Baal Thlrty-seeond-st., Sow York City, wan ar
s'efted in this city yesterday and sentenced to three
months' Imprisonment for fraud. lie repreaented
himself to he an agoni ol the Metropolitan Insursncs
Company, and collected sums of money from a large
number of people In iOnkera and .Mount Vernon, tor
which be gave b eus receipts, when arraigned In
the Court of Spedai Besslona Dslton pleaded guilty,
an,i asid he ?as iriv? :i n> crime In order to provide
for his family.
The closing meeting of the Westchester I'olitleal
Equality Club was held list nlghl ?it the home of
Mrs. ?. M. Rathbun, In Chester Hill. The principal
addresses w< re made by Mrs. Mary Cralgle. of
Brooklyn, and Mrs. Helen T. Brlgham, of New?
York, both of whom spoke iti favor of extension
of suffrage to women. Among the guests were
Mrs. F. al. Tlrhenor, Mrs. c. c. Ham. Mrs. 11. M.
Sagetnan, Mrs J. R. Redway, Mrs. H. H. Beals,
Mrs. II B. Bloat, Mrs. J. S. Van Court. Mrs. J. K.
Bryant. Mrs K. I!. .Mav?.ani. Mrs. .1. l?. Kellogg,
Mrs. S. A. Taylor. Mrs. J. B. Fowler. Mrs. C. ?1.
Lyon and Mrs. John !.. K. Paga.
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WHITE PLAINS.
The certificate of Incorporation of the Cortlandt
Athletic Club has been ?led in the County Clerk's
office. The object of the association is stated to be
the anoourngeaaant of gymnaatk and athletia
sports. The club is to be located in th? village of
Reekskill. and Its directors are Patrick F. (Sollen?
der. Michael Soullcy, .lames J>e Forrest, treorge Le
fount, James Torpsy, William Beullay and James
Colleader.
In the Supreme Court, before Justloo GhUTStSOR,
yesterday the trial w.is begun of the suit of Julia
C. Btyvers, as guardian of her son. liar. Id M.
"Wlso, against Elisabeth Koma Wise. Th? action is
brought for the purpose of annulling the marriage
of the ion with the defendant, upon the ground
that he was a minor at the time the ceremony was
performed. The parties live in New-Rochelle, and
the marriage was performed in New-York City on
January ti. 1???. by Mayor Strong. The plaintiff's
counsel produced evidence ihowlng that Har?
old M. Wise was born In New-York City on
July 26, 3*7?. while the defence produced testimony
that the boy bims? If Mid he was eighteen years
old at the timo the marriage ceremony wae per?
formed.
The Jury In the case of Albert L. White ngalr.st
the Westchester Electric Railway Company
brought in a verdict of |7,H0 for the plaintiff as
damages for Injuries received ?a tho defendant's
railway some lime ago.
A meeting of the assessor? of the several towns
of this county will be beld In th? Supervisor's
room In the Courthouse in this village to-morrow
for tho purpose of a conference regarding this
year's assessment rolls In the various town?, and
to agree, If possible, upon rome general system by
which tho assessments are to be made.
The following are the recently elected officers of
tho White l'I.lina Building and' Loan Association:
President, David Cromwell; vloe-prealdent, C. P.
Sherwood: secretary, William B. Tibblts; treasurer,
J. T. Lockwood; trustees, William Bterllng, ??corge
Baldwin. Harvey Huste.; an.I Ernes! l'rior.
The Young Women's Christian Temperance T'nion
announce? a "cup and saucer" sociable In the
rooms of tho society, In Hamilton-ave., to-morrow
evening.
County Treasurer Carpenter says that he has re?
ceived thus far on accouul of license? issued under
the Haloes Liquor Tax law $119.(00, a sum a little
ahort of last year's receipts for the patrio period.
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SIN<r BINO.
The Board of Health of this town has decided to
employ a sanitary' Inspector at ? a day from May
to October Inclusive, the inspector being limited
to five days' work < ach month.
Mr?. E. A. MeAipln gave a Bilde reading In the
lecture-room of the Highland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church lasl evening.
The annual report of the treasurer of the High?
land Avenue Methodist Episcopal church shows
that the receipts for the year amounted to ^S,340 14
and ax pendi ture? lUttK, leaving a balance on
hand of ?4I IS. The present indebtedness of tho
church is JR.OuO.
The annual meeting of tho Archdeaconry of
"Westchester will Ih? held to-morrow In St. Paul's
Episcopal Church. There will tie a business meet?
ing In the mcrr.lng, folltweJ by a luncheon and
special exercises In the aftWSOOU.
Leonard P. Kipp, villose treasurer, is endeavor?
ing to solve the proHe-n of ho?; to pay off about
111.000 of village Indebtedness wi:h the proceeds of
& 5C.00O certificate of Indebtedness just floated by
authority of the Hoard of Trustees.
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KATONAH.
The engagement of Miss Elisabeth Hunt, an artist,
who lives at Punse*, j 11 ii. to Edward M. Barrett, a
brother of Joseph Dai fell, of this place, has been an?
nounced.
Among the guests In town this week were Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Brady, of Stamford; Mr. and Mrs.
George Hort, of New?York; -Miss Franc Sherwood
and Miss Blmm, of Elshklll, who were entertained
by Mr. and -Mrs. Robert D. Knapp; Mrs. Cromwell
and Mrs. ? ?. BprottU, of PleaaaatvUle.
Mr and Mrs. George Green and their family, of
J."ew-York, are at their country home. Fo.-est View,
near this village, for the summer.
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.
During the he**9 gale on Monday night em?
ployes at the American Yacht Club, at Milton
Point, heard tho tiring of guns from a ship In dis?
tress. Running to the beach they saw a larg3
three-masted schooner Struggling to keep off the
rocks, and the crow hanging to th* rigging. The
schooner flnaily went ashoie on th* beach. Tho
crew of seven men put out ir. a boa?, und were
rescued by a rope thrown to them by the
yachtsmen. It was found that tho schooner was
the Elppha, which had left the part of New-York
for Boston. Brie ?w got off at high tide.
The house of tho American Yacht Club 1e under?
going repairs, previous to tie?? officiai Opening on
Memorial Day. Five thouaand dollars has been
spent for new verandas, a cupola, palming an 1
decorations. The first special affair will be on
May 28, when John H. Downey, of Kew-Tork, will
givo a private coaching dinner to about twenty
guests.
The public coa^h Enterprise resumed her trips
?n Monday to Rye Lake and the surrounding
country. The coach Is equipped w.th new guards
brought from England. Among those who have
arranged for priva*? coaching trips are Georg?* R.
Read. Miss Benedict. H. R. Mallory. M. I?. Collins.
John R. Downey, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Clarence 8.
Day and H. P. Girard.
George H. Rowland, of Washlneton-st., Port
Chester, who Is ;? diamond and Jewelry Importer
In New-York City, was struck by a cable-car in
, Broadway, near Twenty-first-st.. on Monday, and
badly Injured. One of his arms was broken. Mr
Jlowland Is now confined In a New-York hospital.
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NEW-ROCHF.LLE.
The first annual dinner of the New-Rochelle
Tourist Club, given last nicht In the parlors of
Bt. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, was a'
tended by about eighty guests, und was a success.
The club was organized about a year ago for the
jiurposo of studying the people, history and geog?
raphy of the countries of tho world. The Rev.
Arthur H. Good? notigli, president of the club, was
toastmaater, and the prayer was made by the
Rev. F. W. Fleming, of West Cheater.
Mrs. Jennie Ludden, twenty-nine yean old, wife
of John Ludden. died on Monday evening at their
home, No. ??1 Church-at. Mrs. Lu bien had just
returned from the West, where her friends had
hoped her health would Ini] rove. The funeral
rervWs will I*? h< Id on Thursday morning In St.
Gabriel's Roman Catholic Church.
TARRYTOWN.
The annual elections of 1'henlx Hose. Company
and Jackson Knglno Company will be held to?
morrow evening.
The announc( ment was made yesterday that Miss
Annie Mark? Murray, the eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Murray, of Main-si . and Jame?
Klngan were man led on April M Th? ceremony
was performed in the rectory of Christ Episcopal
Church by the Rev. J. Beiden Spencer Th? an?
nouncement surprised iheii many frii nds.
(?s'-ar J. Cox. tic librarian Of tin Young Men's
Lyceum, is confined to his home in John-st by
luniks. George Robinson Is acting librarian.
The carpenters' Krik? bsa been amicably settled,
all the men returning to work on Monday, they
having failed o enforce their demands.
The Rev. Eugene IfcKenna, rectoro! :;i Ten <
Church, bas gone to CUfion Spring! for a short
vacation H< will return b) June ?, in time to sail
on the Servia tor a trip to Europe,
north TARRYTOWN.
The bicentennial anntveraarj of the old Dutch
Churi li of Ble? py Hollow wtll take place on Oct< b< r
10 and 11 Three miaIccs will be held on Sum?a.'..
th? 10th. in Um morning the pastor, the Rev. Lr.
John Knox Alien, win presch sa appropriate at
mon. in the afternoosi ?ddreaoo? arili be surfe by
former pastors of the Church, and In th? evening
there will be address*? ?..?. the local clergy. On
Monday. October 11. the Rev, Dr, <'.,)., ,,f fonkers.
will give ? lilstorle?l address In the afternoon, and
the eserdeea sill close In the evening o? thai day
with an oration by Theodore Roos< velt, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy. Certain tei aits and resto?
rations will 1xj made in the old building before the
bicentennial is celebrated Remnants of the orte
Ir.al celling still remain tack of the presan! one It
Is imeud?d to restore this lu Its entirety. The
It takes but a few minutes here for
suit or overcoat, if no alterations are
necessary, but a few hours if they are.
How many days does vour tailor
take?
Re? ?lilts $1H to $;<?; jr-wi on?? a? !?w ft?. $12; for
bicycling as low a? J?.
Light weight over? oat? $10 to $00.
Patent leather shoes?-only the best
patent leather; the best is uncertain
enough. $5.
Ror.F.Rs, Put & Co.
Prince ani T?roalway.
Warm ?p? Broadway.
ThlMr-aacond and Broadway.
present pulpit will be replaced with a fac-simil? of
that Which was first used In tliP church. Th? l!'-n ------
hewn lif :iins which oner? spanned the building Will
I?? pul ).a<'k In their original pnsltIons. To do all
this will require the outlay of considerable money,
but it is believed that the community will aastet tho
eoug legation in defraying the aspeases.
YONKBRB.
A targe number of Huh member? and Invitati
guests were at the clubhouss of tho rark hui
Country Club last night, the occasion being a re
ceptlon for Colone! Charlea ?, DU-hl, who was re?
cently chosen president of the club, and for these
men who are SjWbCTS of the Board of Governors:
0sorge Flagg, lidward Vldaud, George J. Ord,
Morris ?. Poucher, Edwin ?. Martin, v. C Valsa?
tone, F. A. Winslow and ?. S. Tweedy. Som? of
the guests were Mr. and Mr?. William H. Doty,
Mr. and Mrs. Hunker. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hlg
glns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 11. Kaneher. Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew S. BrowmO, Mrs. George J. OrA
Mrs. r. A. Winslow, Mrs. F.. S. Tweedy, Mr?. E.
K. Martin and Mrs M. II. Poucher,
.Many persons went to tho Common Council
chamber on Monday ereolng expecting that tho
Aid? rmen would take some action on Mayor
Peene's nominations of joiin H. Coyne and ? r ? ? 11 r >
It. Hicks for appointment to the office <rf Police
Commissioners. They were, however, disappoint?
ed. Alderman Tompklna, who was Injured last
Week In a runaway accident, was not. able lu l>o
present, so the subject was laid over til! next
aahes and garbage. For some time, j.ast this
work has been dune by contract The Cnmmlf?
?loner thinks ih" time has now arrived when the
City should do the work Itself, lie suggested that
th?? city should have ? first-class plant f >r tile re?
moval'of all kinds of refuse. He was of tho
opinion that the work could 1"? done for th<? next
three years for about $13,000 a year, if the proper
fa 'littles were afforded. <>n motion of Alderman
Houston, the Commissioner was authorized to pur?
chase the necessary plant.
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PEKK SKILL.
The tournament of the FeekSkffl Gun Club will
be continued to-day. There will he eleven con?
tests to-day at empire targets. Tho tournament
opened yesterday at the Inclosed grounds of the
club on the old Depew farm. There were eleven
matches yesterday, and as the weather was good
the seres were excellent.
PeekskJJI Council No. B, Royal and Peiect
Masters, had a busy night on Monday. There
Were six candidates who penetrated to the ninth
arch in Ancient York Masonry. Many we'.l-known
Masons were present.
IDENTIFIED BY A FORMER LUTDLaDT.
TUR woman- who DltOWWBD BSBTBHP IN Tin:
PARK WAg MR*. KTllEI, M. REIS8.
of nnooKLT.v.
Mrs. Durant, who runs a boardlng-housn at N'o.
63 Plneapple-st., Brooklyn, and her nie.-* came to
this city yesterday ana Identified the body of th>
woman who drowned herself In tho Central Park
Reservoir last Wednesday as that of Mrs. Ethel
Marie Retes, Mrs. Reiss boarded with Mrs. Du.'int
for eight months, until last fall, when She move! to
No. 42 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn. Mis. Betes
said while boarding at Mrs. Purant'e house that
she was from Denmark, was a writer, and was
Studying Spanish. She had two catter?, one an
elderly man, whom she called the professor, and
the other a young man, who she ?aid was her
cousin, and boarded at the Hotel St. Georgo, Three
weeks before tho tragedy Mrs. Betas visited Mrs.
Durant and said she was gnin^ to Chicago to ite
married. Phe frequently talked about dying, and
paid that if she did dio she preferred to do so by
drowning, as she had bien nearly drowned twl-e,
and the sensation was a pleasant one.
Mrs. Relsa was boarding at No. 42 Columbia
I Heights at the tlm? of the suicide. The professor
and the cousin continued to call upon her at the
Columbia Heights bouse, which is ran by Mrs.
Mary Nairn*. Mrs. Bairns said yesterday that
Mrs. Betel toid her once that tho elderly nan was
? her husband. He helped Mrs. R< iss pack her
trunk a week ago, and it was Sent SWay, Hi r
laixliady said she was behind with her room rent.
The only relative she ever spoke of was a sister in
Denmark, from whom she received occasional re
\ mUtanCCfi, Mrs. Betas was twenty-eight years old.
S:e was rather good-looking, and had ?lark auburn
1 hair. She told Mrs. NaJrns that she had been mar?
ried twice before.
STA TES 18LA VD H ? ????????.
An Interesting programme has bren arranged for
the seventh season of summer meetings in the
: I'niversity Temple, National Prohibition Park. Ths
; first meeting of the season will be held on May '2%
at 3:30 p. in. and the last one on September 2fi, at
3 p. m. Some of the principal meetings to be held
' art as follows. The annual convention of the Rich
? mond County School Teachers' Association, May
2S, Decoration Day services under the auspice? of
th" Grand Army posis and Sons of Veterans of
Staten Island, May ?O; Union evangelistic services,
May 30 to Juno 4; camp-meetings of the New-York
? State Holiness Association, June is to 17; problbi
I tlon conference, July 2 to .'.; Woman's Christian
; Temperance I'nion Day, July I; revival meetings
under the auspices of the Volunteers of America,
? July :t to ?
The Veteran Fireman s Association has elected
: Charles M Schwalbe chairman and Vincent J.
Lepledla secretary
Archdeacon George D. Johnson, of New-Brighton,
, with the Rev. James I.,? Hm in Johnson and Dr.
Philip Johnson, will go to Europe next month.
County Treasurer wheeler bas issued 401 liquor
licenses, s decrease of nearly one hundred on ths
old system.
Mrs. Mary Booney, the wife of Patrick Booney,
who lires al No, >'?: Montgomery ?a ve., Tompkins?
I ville, was arrested yesterday by Agent James
Allen, of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children. lira Booney li charged wltl
? her eight-year-old stepson, banging bis bead
against a dour and stifling his cries by tying* s
towel over his mouth, lier husband, before J
W. C. Casey, declared be would no longer ?ve
With hfr. The case was adjourned
HIBBRNUXB IS COSTESTiOR.
Th? forty-eighth annual National conven!!.m ,f
? ih* Ancient order of Hibernians heK.hi yesterday at
! noon In Ta mm 11 iy Hall, an 1 will lie continued to-d-iy
and on Thursday, when National ifJioers will lie
chosen. The Illinois and other Western delegate?
to the convention are Ml expeled until ??-day. hut
? all day yesterday s steady stream of men ertth
green badges poured In and oui of the ball. The
convention was opened with prayei by Pettier Can
, n.-n, sn Irish prie?! on s vieil here, and Sai
Delegate ? J. McOarry, of Chicago? then took the
chai- The work of the convention iras ?? ?fined yes?
terday to the sppolntment o; committees, and thi
more Important buatm ? yet t., ??. brought up.
The burning question be/ore the convention 1- the
prop.sed amalgamation of the order with the Amer?
?. .,?.?????. under the spiritual directorship of
Bin op John S. Foley, of Detroit, negotiation! for
Whii a have been ander way for soni.? time.
Conference committees repi entli both wings of
the order have taken up quarter? In thi Morton
House and the progress of their deliberations will
Le reported at Intervals to the convention.
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RIFLE PRACTICE AT CRBEDMOOR
The range at Cieedmoor. Long Island, was occu?
pied yesterday by a detachment oi the Tih Begi
i nient undei command of Majos Abram?, and s bat?
talion of the 4',?.? Begiment, under command of
Major Eddy. The practice iras under thi
I vision of General Kfrbj General Inspect, r o( luti.?
Prsctlec of the State. The condition?, for shooting
\ were good. In the 7th Hcglment practice IM of
j fleer.? and men qualified out of a possible ?*? In
I the i~,\? Begiment practl e sixty men .j ...iiik-j out
I of a possible UL
RICE GRENADINES
AND
TAILOR SUITINGS.
Rice Grenadine?the pr?sent nov?
elty in plain colors; mode, cadet,
medium brown, royal blue, navy
very sheer ami most effective over
bright silk lining:.
Covert Cloths, whip-cord?, cork?
screws and coaching twills, in the
shades that tailors are using;.
Tweeds and Coverts for Bicycle
Suits, in heavy weights, brown and
tan over-checks, particularly good
value at f?.?? per yard.
JAMES McCHEEUY & CO.,
Broadway aud 11th St,
HOMI?: NEWS.
PROMT ? KNT ? HUI VALS AT ?? ? HOTELS.
BUCKINGHAM?Arthur ?. ?'lailin and Citarle!
I.. l.'iv.rliiK, Of Boston. I'IKTII AVKNPI.-.I.
Manchester Waynes, of Aasnsta, Ma, nnd Pro*
terser ?-', t. .s. Darter, of Pbiladiilpbia QILaBaT?
BlffleOfl lliilroyd .? ?, ? I .-x-M.-iynr .lames II. Marinili??,
of Albany. HOFFMAN ? Ix-Poatmasti r-ii.-n?irai
Don M. I'ii-kii.-'oi, of Detroit fioi.i.AXb-t?. Q.
U:iisi. ?if Milwaukee. IMPBRXAJU-Jobn P. Luths?,
nf t.'lili.iuu, Judge John Cleland, of Scranton.
Penn., ami Colonel .??????]??? Elrereon, jr., of Phila?
delphia. Manhattan Ex-Senator I M. Peta?
noy an?! Qeneral William H. Beward, of
Auburn, tt. v. MURRAY HILL-J. T. Si?oor.
general manager of tin Wagner Car Compaajr, ai
Chicago; Judge .1. ??. Dykraan, of Whit?? Plains,
nnd Pr?sident Mirrili ?, Oatea, of Aaaberst Cet*
?afs, PLAZA II. Crocker, of San .Francisco, and
N. Willi? Bumstesd, of Huston. WALDORF?
Wallace T. Foote, of Port Henry, N. Y ; Pr.aident
E. C Btnith of th?? Verinont Central Hallway nnd
State Senator Charles ?. Port.-r, of Philadelphia.
WHAT II (?(UNO OK TO-DAY.
Poard of Eiliir.it Ion. 4 p. m.
lioatd of Tr.uli? and Transportation, laM p. m.
Metropolitan opera and Real Balate company
annual meeting, I'M p. m.
American To?, arco i'oiiipar.v annual meeting.
College of Bt. FraiuHa Xarier Qranunar School
BDBUal drill, '-'?h Regiment armory, s p. m.
Annual meeting of American Tract Society, Madl
?on Squar? Presbyterian Church chapel, 11 a. m.
itooksoiiers' League Brook?*, No. H7 AVest
Twctuy-third-st., 8 p, m.
Aqueduct Commissioner?' meeting.
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NEW-YORK G???.
John C. Colsmen, counsel f'?r the, West i:nd As?
sociation, sent a long typewritten document to th??
Mayor yesterday containing charge? against colo?
nel Waring, of the Str.-.'t ?'leaning I ?i-purtment.
Th? ?loi inner.?. accuses the ?'olone! of malic?, In re?
fusing to remove aahea fr?im the ussoilation's dis?
trict until tie gets a dump in S.-v-nty-nlntli-st., Hrd
osks for hi.? removal from ofBoa The Mayor toll
a reporter that he didn't expert to tnk3 any artlon
on the chargea "Of course, i win look into them
and sec If they contain Anything new," he added,
"but I dor.'t think they ?lo."
Severo MsHst-PrevoSt ha? been appointed ro
estrer of the oopartnarahip property of Julia ?t
Rolkor, lns-.ira.ice agents, by .lustlre Pryor, of the
Supreme Court. In a BUlt nrouglit comi timo ago
hy Juan P. Julia against John H. Uolker for the
dissolution of the ilrni. They ?vere, managers of
the foreign department of the Massachusetts M?n?
ent i.ife Aasocistion, at Boston, and ha???? been en?
gsged In litigation for the last year.
The Irish Pair srafl continued at th?? Grand Cen?
tral Palace yesterday with a large attendance. A
Valuable laca handkerchief was giren to the fair by
Daniel O'Conncil. It wi'.l be, rallied. Ethan Allan,
Jr., a trotter, haa also been gl?'en, ?nd will be
rallied.
The story tha?. the tailor? would ?t? on strike be?
fore tb? cod of the we?k was denied yeeterday by
Wl'.llam f'ohen. the business agent of the Brother^
hood. Mr. Cohen aiSO declarad that the Brother?
hood of Tailor? would make no demands until the
plan for consolidating all the different unions of th?
garment-workers had BBBB passed upon.
Veteran?Flag should be at half-mast Memorial
Day.
WltttaSB V. Dragee was taken to St. I/uke'a Hos?
pital yesterday to undergo an operation, possibly
neoe-sary on acroiint of tbe severe one for app??j.
dlcttto wlilch wn? performed on him three year?
ago.
Heinrich ("onrled, mnnnger of the Irving; Place
Theatre, have? New-York to-morrow on boar?! the
steamship Columbia. He intend? to visit Ixindon,
Paris, H.-rlln and Vienna, and to make many new
engagements for his theatre. He will return to
N?W*Y0rk In tho first day? of August
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TO SUPPRESS SHYSTER LAWYERS.
Tiir. BAM Af*t40C?ATI01. AMENDS ITS ?t??\??5 SO
AS TO MAKR THEIB I'ISl'"VKIvY ANI?
KMBHMEMT MORE G??.????.
The Bar ASSOCJBtlOn at a well-attended regular
meeting last erenlng adopt?.? an Important ?mend?
meut to its bylaw? to as to provide SddlUotWl ma?
chinery for the dlSCOTery and punishment of fraud?
ulent or DnprOfeSSlonSl conduct among lawyer? In
ti'is city, and f'ir iiie repression of the tribe of
shysters who have n?, authority for Ihe practice of
hi\? ami have become ? nuisance about some of the
inferi":? ??'iurts. A ?pedal committee, composed of
Henry W. Taft, Oeorge Wslton Green, William B,
Hornblower, Robert r.? Luce and Austen o. Pox,
appointed to consider the subject, pr.-pared tlie
amendment and argued In Ita favor at the meeting.
niera arsa ?orna mild opposition to the amendment,
led by Colonel Prentice, the former attorney to the
Health Board, but after tWO unimportant changes
had be? ?? made in the wording the amendment ?vas
adopted, sa follows:
Th?? ExSCUtlre Committee ?hall from time to time
appoint a member of th? sssoclatlon to be tho at?
toiney of the Grievance Committee, whose duty lt
shall ??. to Investigate, when hi? attention siiaii be
called thereto, any matter touching the administra?
tion of juatlc? upon which th?? committee is by this
bylaw auttortxed to act, snd all cssea ft) of mis?
conduct Of a in. ml.? r ni Ihe :i?- ? -l.-tllun In his rei ?
tloni i" the asaoctation or In his profession, <-? ?>f
sili i< i fraud or un| rofeaaional conduct on the part
??f any member of tbe bar <>f this s*..?t?? practising
In thi? Judicial district whether ? member of this
it Ion or not. an?! ?.'.? of pera .ns pretending to
1 .? attorner? or counaellora-at-lsw, but not regu?
larly licensed and admitted to practice.
\\ hi ? the ?aid attorney ?hall deem thai ther* is ?
?ufflcleni ground tii'-r? t"?, and no complaint or
?I.. lde chai tei in ? ? ting . ball bai ? been made by
any othi r j? : on, li ?- p.? 11 ?... his duty ?" sel as ili?.
complaining party, to formulate and preseni to tb?
Grievance Committee a oomplalni ?>? chargea m
writing, and "? prosecute the asm? before said
committee by presenting th? evidence In auppori
thereof. If. upon the report of the Qrlevai-ce Com?
. mltlee upon ?ucl complain) or charges, the Ex?
ecutivi? Committee ?hall appoint a member or
mei.r? of ih? aaaoclatlon to conduci a further
Investigation or prosecution In relation thereto, ii
- ?hall i"- ni?? dutj "f such attorney to assisi the
m? min r m member? m. appointed In auch Inrestlga?
i:..ti and pros? cutlcn.
The ?aid attornej of the Orlevance Committee
?hall recelv? ?u h compenestton a? the Executive
Committee ma) pi? ride, to be paid "ui of the ??;>
eral fund of I ???? ?- a : ? tlon.
?
Do SOT Wlsll POWDERLY IPPOINTED.
Ti.?- Americas FOdarstion of Labor la op?,. ? to
president McKlnie) appointing T. V. Powderly,
? ? Qeneral Msstei Workman ol rhe Knlghti of
Labor, a? CommteMoner ?>'? Immlgrstlon aad, fol?
ti?? exemple of ?ereral aseemblle? ?>f the
?. rnl a committee to Wsablngton to fib? a
pi . ? t. The Executive Council ?>? th? Federation
? . ii lesead .? repet? of lts?reeent confi rence arlth
Presidenl McKinley. The Council urged upon the
??? nd nl thai orgsnttH ? labor did im regard Mr
powdi rl ' being ? ? aympi ihy v?;ih the toiiei.. and
thai hi* appoint mem in ti ? ol beine ?? compiimi ?
lo ..-. . ..? ol . ih ?? widen waa ine t. ,??
nani newspaper, for bla appoint?
ment ?" ild i" - ...i-i.?. red .m inai li.
In m?- Ini. ? ? . ir Co ? m ?? ?!-.> tool up another
matter, and reqii ited thai Executive elemene, b?
?? In th? ?..-? ol Ephraim IV. ?'lark, the only
Burvlvlng member of the unforiunati crea ?>f the
Jefferson Borden a/ho ?- i-m serving a ilf?- sen
p ? .- Thomsaton Prison, .Main??, for mutin,?
neatly I went? year? ago Thi- provocation and Mif'
feiins snd brutallt) endurad by the m itlneer? a?re
upon the attention of the President, who Im
medlately dire, ie.1 thai th? p.ipei? on nie be ?ubnilt
I? 1 to ii.in for su.'i.'ilJtrailin.
Upholstery
Department.
Furniture Slip Cover*,
$12.50
and upward*,
?for suit of five piec -s?
Window Shades,
75 cis
C&ch, an 1 upwards
Lace Curtains cleaned, a'so
stored for the summer months.
Lord & Taj lor,
Lroudway & 20lli St.
BtXTT-BIX IAB0RER8 DISMISSED.
t???p?,e OVBB tHora i\ t??? customs smvicb
BBfffJMl IN AS OROES PROB WASHINGTON.
The trouble over the ?-ciphers' laboren employed
In the customs service ;it the Part of New-York cul?
minated yesterday, when an order was received from
the Treasury Department at Washlngi ? dismissing
sixty-six of the fore of IM and transferring ths
power of appointment of tinse laborera fr.im tho
Surveyor to tito Collector. There lias f..r a long timi
i.on Ill-feeling between the Collector, James T. Kll
breth, and the Surveyor, John C. McQuire, and tho
restriction of the Surveyor's powers to the advan?
tage of the Collector 1?, no; calculated to Improve
their relations
When ti?.? heavy imports began In anticipation of
higher duties under the new tariff, there weretnany
complaints of the Inefficiency of the weighers' la?
borers, importers and repres ntatlvei of transpor?
tation lines went i.> Washington in 1? .son t,i lay
th?? complaints before the Treasury Department of?
ficials. It was alleged th.it. as a consequence of the
failure of th.- weighers' laborers to .hindi.? goods,
stcamshl;.mpanies exacted demurrage charges
and there were also extra dock charge By dlrec?
tion of tha Treasury Department, Collector Kllbreth
appointed s commission to Investigats the com?
plaints and to examine the laborers as to their
physical capabilities and their habits of sobriety.
At.rdlngly six;y-six men wer,? dropped. Weighers'
laborer? receive $2 60 a day. Hereafter the Collector
will pass ..n names presented to him for laborers by
the six distil.?! srelghers. Tiny were before tho
Surveyor yesterday and he Informed them that he
would hold them personally responsible for the men
whose nam.s were submitted f.?r appointment, and
would make Inquiry as m the fitness of the men.
The force of weighers' laborers Is to be brought up
to ne.
Surveyor McGuIre was not at his office ?n the Cus?
tom Mouse yesterday. He Is a lawyer, as a/ell as
the Surveyor of the Port. I; was laid that als sys?
tem, when ????? desired sppolntmeni as laborers and
brought letters of Introduction or recommendation,
was r.i lend them ti Deputy Surveyor Delaney, at the
Barge Office, who Is his cousin, it has peen alleged
that "Influence" secured the appointment of cripples.
Incompetent and dissipated men.
8?IC1DB IS' THF. EVERETT nofSE.
A DRsrr.xFR, i>p:.si'f>NT'F;\T OVER [?OSINO ma
G?,??'?, SHOOTS. 111.M S 1)1.1'.
J. Verschn?r, a designer, ended his llf<? by shift?
ing In a room oa the third door of th- Even tl
House pome time Monday night Mr. Verschn?r
lived with his wife and t#0 chlldten at No. 2.1S7
Seventh-a-.-e. He was employed as a designer at
No. 5 West Elghtaentb-st by Baublac ft Son. He
had been desi.lent for some Mm??, and became
doubly so when lie learned a few days ano that he
Was to lose his, place on account of hard times.
The man engaged a room at tin? lintel Monday
night. Yesterday morning, before noon, Benjamin
Hates, the proprietor of the house, received a mes?
sage over tuo telephone from K. Herkruyff, of No.
171 West Nlnety-seyenth-St., asklni? him If a man
liad committed suicide In his hotel. He said that
be had res-elved a note from Verschn?r yesterday
morning, saying that he (Verschn?r? would be dead
In the Kverett House at the time the note wan re?
ceived.
A messenger was sent t? Verschn?r'* room, and
he wag found dead from a bullet wound in the
head. Several letters which tho man left were sent
unopened to tho Coroner.
IMBRICAS GROCERY CO, MAY DISSOLVE.
The troubles of tho American Grocery Company
have assumed ?? new phase in tho proposed disso?
lution of the company. A circular addressed to
thi? stockholders, and signed by T. I.. Marsalls,
the president, "by order of the Hoard of Directors,"
reads as follows:
Kor several months past David Hunt, ? former
director of the Thurber-Whyland Company; II.
Apllngton, formerly an attorney for tin? Thurber
whylaad company, and som?? of the ex-employes
of the Thurber?Whyland Company have been pur?
suing a eourso detrimental to the business of this
company. On April VI, IS'.C. a hill drawn by H.
Apllngton was died on complaint of David Hunt,
representing forty-four shares of stock out ..f a
total of ?,?? shares, in th- United State- Circuit
court, at Trenton, N. .!.. for a receiver of this
ermpany. and. after due consideration. Judge Kirk
patrick decided that no receiver aros necessary.
The hostil? attitude of these parties for leverai
months past mad.? u necessary '>< reduce the vol?
ume of business, and otherwise take steps to pre?
vi nt a sacrifice of the assets by creditors, and,
had It not been that the liabilities of the company
were only about |Su,ooo when this suit was brought,
the business would lertalnly have been wipe.! . ni
by attaching creditors. The company now owes
only ahotif ?V?. and If nut interfered with by
these partie?, its liabilities will be entirely dis?
charged In a few day-, and th- as-?.; s will be free
for the stockholders. These attacks have so Injured
the credit and trade of the company that It is
practically Impossible to continue tin? business, and
in view of this fa.-t a meeting of th.? atockholder?
Is hereby call. d. to be lu Id at tin? office of to?? com?
pany, corner of Creen and C.rand its., Jersey City.
N. J.. on the 22d day of May, 1817. at v? o'clock noon,
t.? consider the advisability of disposing of the
business. Inclosed bet. with Is a proxy to three of
the largest stockholders, which you are requested
to sign and forward in Inclosed envelope by return
mail, provided you cannot be present.
The proxies are to be made out to T. H. Marsalls,
president; s. Miles, vice-president, and H. 11.
Thompson.
A ?.?'IlA DELTA Fill EXTESDTKO.
A chapter of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity was
established at M cm tint versi ty, Montreal, last
evening by the Initiation in this city, at Scottish
lute Hall. Twenty-ninth-et , and Madteon-ave., .>f
twenty-three undergraduates of the university by
the Executive Council of the Fraternity. Among
those who took part in tin- exerciser, or were pres?
ent were jo.-eph H. Choate, Oeorge w. Bmalley,
Francis I.. Stetson, Colonel Chartes ?. Bprague,
win.ini H. Rankine, Coltin Armstrong, Benjamin
W. Franklin. Bradford W. HltCbCOCk, Dudley j.
Van [neon. Jefferson Clark ani Dr, William B.
Clark??. After tu?? initiation the members of the
new chapter were entertained al the Alphs Delia
1'lii clubhouse. No. *> Wesi Thlrty-thlrd-st. The M ?
Hill Chapter 1- the second that the fraternity ?a*
eetabllahed In Canada, ilo- Arsi being at Toronto
about two years ??.>.
\ TWELVE EARTHQUAKES IS VOS8ERRAT,
Captain i-'ra/cr. of the Quebec Una steamship
Madian.:, which arrived here from Windward I 1
aud ports yesterday, reported that on hi- arrival
at Antigua he was InfOTflsed thai an earthquake
at Guadeloupe had kill'd about fifty colored peo?
ple and destroyed eight or ten houses. When be
arrived at Monserrat, on April '.'I. he was inform?,!
that th?? inhabitants of that luti.? island had a:
the sain, time experienced no leai than twelve
earthquake shocks, and thai two large brick h
?..-?.? had been entlrelj destroyi .1 und several w.1
en houses i.adiy damaged, bul that no lives an ??
lost,
-e
eVIClDB "/' A SUPPOSED ISCIJRABLB.
Mrs. Sophie '"ischi!, the wife of a manufacturer ?>?
m.1 '.:' . ? and bedding at ?'.?, ?,??? ?? t a\??, com?
mitted suicide at ??. t home early yesterday morning
I by drinking carbolic add. She *.t-< n,,. mother of
? two children and had been an Invalid for some linn?.
? few days ago ih< ara* discharged from a hospital
Sin? kill??! herself while suffering from despondency,
caused by a fear thai her case was incurable.
~?? ? - -
8TBIS 8TILL ON Tin: STARO.
The self-eonfeesed thief, Julius stein, was again
on the witness stand, yesterday, si the trial In
Cner.ii Sessions of Joseph Robinson, a iewelier of
?... u siatiton-st., wie? is charged with receiving
st?hn goods Stein leetlAed as te bow he had
stolen 0IO,m worth of diamonds from Id. eeg.
ployer. Julius M ?.\.???. of Maiden l.aue, mid said
he hid sold then ? Robinson, who Is known ,??
"Tin? King of Diamond?." Stein, who s,?v?. he
g.,t lUO.oQfl for ih.? diamonds, declared thai he
could not remember how mu. h of that amount he
had turned over to Dyuii, an that was a trivial
O'Neill's,
A GREAT SALE OF
MEN'S SUITS,
$20,000 WORTH,
Representing the entire Suit Stock of one of the largest and best Clothing
Manufacturers in the country, now on sale. We secured this great stock, which
consists of the finest quality of
SERGES, CHEVIOTS, CLAY DIAGONALS
and FANCY WORSTEDS,
For about one-half the Regular Wholesale Prices. That's the reason we an
able to make such an extraordinary offering. Three lots
?.75, 8.75 and 10.75
BALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF
MEN'S SPRING OVERCOATS
?? GREATLY HJEXDTTOIEED PRICES.
Sixth Ave., 20th to 21st Street.
Hacketty
Carhart& Co?,
Clothiers of the best
class*
Popular prices?
841 Broadway, Cor. I3th St
420 Broadway, Cor. Canil St.
265 Broadway, below Chambers St.
nffair, which happened long ago." He had lost
fS.OOO on the r;.a, and Lyon was fully aware of
Ills propensity to "blow In money." From tin? tes?
timony It appeared that Stein knew more about
his employer's business than his employer knew
himself, and that 'he was accustomed to make en?
tries ?? die DOOkS whenever and however it pleased
him to do so.
THE RECTOR'S BROTHER RELEASED.
PERCT ??tt?? TWi Bxmtcggn ?e??t???? in?
JAIL k<>f: mis BBCBKT ACCUSATIONS.
The Itev. K. Krnest Matthews, assistant rector of
ft. James's Protestant Episcopal Church at Madl
son-ave. and Seventy-flrst-st.. yesterday secured the
release, of his brother, Percy Matthew?, twenty
eight years old, of Newark, N. J., who was commit?
ted to jail on May 1 by Magistrate Cornell, in York
vllle Police Court In default of ??Ol bonds to keep
the peace. The clergyman had been obliged to ap?
pi iti to the law to protect himself and als wife from
the abusive attacks made by his brother. The lai
ter continually annoyed them In the street and at
their apartments, at No, ??t Beat Beventleth-eL, by
Importunate and threatening demands for money.
The climax came when, after the reverend gentle?
man had apparently satisfied his brother by giving
him t2'i, the youth demanded J2o more, and beRun
ringing bell? at the rectory and annoying the neigh?
bors, declaring that he would keep up the proceed?
ing tintII he ({at the other J2-r?. Percy Matthews de?
clared in the Police Court that he had once lent
money to his brother, who was now trylnff to cheat
him. A few days a?o he become repentant In jail,
however, and sein far the clergyman, professing sor?
row for bis false S?? usatlon.
RECRUITS for Tin: DEFENDERS* LEAGUE.
The Defenders' League of the Volunteers of
America held a grand rally last night In Associa?
tion Hall, In But Twenty-third-st. The attend?
ance was not as large gg had been expected, but
tho enthusiasm engendered more than made up
for It. The singing of Commander Balllngton
BOOth'S singing evangelists was much enjoyed by
the audience, and the short, enthusiastic speeches
caibd out frequent applause. Balllngton Booth
preside.] and Mrs. Mootli made an address on "Ag?
gressiv. Christianity," telling of the work which
the Defenders could do and describing -.ime of
her own experiences Several clergymen who had
taken S'-ats In the audience were invited to the
platform, and also addresses the meeting Among
them were the Bev. William J. Haraha and the
Bev, I>r W. II. ? Fauno?. The latter at the end
of tils address filled an application blank and paid
., year's subscription to the League. Twenty
other persons signed application blanks. Colonel
Patty Watklns Lindsay and Captain Smyth sang
solos.
8?????*8 CEBI STI AS A880CIATI0W.
Th" tenth anniversary celebration of the Sea?
men's Christian Association of the city of New
York t...k place list nliilu at the Madison Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. Th.? Rgv, Dr Henry
Wilson presided, and about thirty seamen attended
ami joined in the ceremonies. Addressee were
delivered by the Rev. Dr. Andrew Longacre, the
Bev. I>r. Edward J nlson. the Bev. Thomas fcfe
ciintock. and the. Bev. Dr Henry If. Sanders.
The headquarters if the association Is at No. SH
Washington-St. Emma M. Pangs, secretary, read
the ninth annual report of the association, show?
ing that the .aggregate attendance for the year had
been 14.>?l. Of whom |,|SJ were seamen. Mission?
aries bad made ~??2 visits to vessels and 2rt,4.'>K pack?
ages of literature had been given out.
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
Alexander S. Brawn has been appointed receiver
in supplementary proceedings for the Btaetrtc
Pleaching Company by Justice K?zslmon?, of the
City Court, on the application of Albert E. Woolf,
who obtained s Judgment for B.SJ0 sgataat the com?
pany. Tin? concern was incorporated in March,
Utt, and capitalized at 13,000.000.
Qeorge B. La tick has been appointed receiver In
supplementary proceedings for W. a. White & Son,
coal dealers at No. ?>?"> to Ti Baal One-hundred-and
lhtrtv-(irst-st . who WON Involved In the faillir? of
crook A Per ham, on the application of Bernard
French. Walter A. White, the senior partner, has
been In the coal business In Harlem tor the last
twenty years. The firm ?aid the business a month
ago to Mrs. Malici A. White, wife vt the Junior
parlin-r.
DeputV Sheriff Mutier has received two execu?
tions against th? Venetian Mosaic Marble nnd
Enamel Company, of No. ."..11* Bast Thirty-fourth?
s' for 11.007, both in favor of Adolph Pfaltz. who
has '..? the manager here, The company was In?
corporated In December, ISKJ; has a capital stock
of 16,000, and had a branch in Cleveland Ohio.
- ? ?
father DUCSrS CONDITION UNCHANGED,
The condition of Father Dueey, tu? aroH known
pastor of St. Leo's Church, la East Twcnty-eigita
:?. who Is dangerously 111 from nervous prostra?
tion was reported last evening to be unchanged.
His'physicians, hOWOVSr, were hopeful for his re?
covery. _ __
aaaoasMessassa
E & fP> Pocantlco. Naknrlas. E. & W.
Ilia ? new I gat tS il IU|{h bunded collare.
Von will prize Hliidercnrns for the comfort It
_j, M || r more thi eoraa perfectly.
l'ari'T'? Hall Bal?ate alas Iks loir growth.
-?
Hern A. Pinlels. M. D..
00 STeal etfth St.
Impairment? of th? Nervoi? M>?t.-in- imp. ten -?. St-rtltt?,
? nil like aliment? 11.air? H lo L ft t? S
VARINE INTELLIGENCE.
BIKIATUBI ALMANAC.
iti?.? i:el Ssasrl 7 <>7 Boas seta ? ? IsB Mean'? a^e gj
HI.?11 SfAl I'll ??? I?AY.
A m Sanoy H k .; ? Qov. Island 141 Hell Oats ft ?s
I'M Saady Hook ttOSIOev. (sisad 421 imi Oats 1:14
INCOMINQ STEAMERS.
To PAY.
Vasari. Kr. m Un?.
Olympia.Oit.r?lt*r. April IT.Anchor
i' aasten.Oinrshar, April 28.l'heiji?
Batf .Olbraltar, May I.N U IJoyd
PuniCMU.UlHnfuw, April '?.Anchor
IC
?Wife pINEp?laNITURB
THE ROOMY COINTRY HALL.
Now that everybody has l'-anieil what a coo\
SBd airy ISBdSSfOBS the ffn-at l.all of thr? coun?
try house makes, ererjrbodj should know how
delightfully it may be eseofatttd.
For dark or north hall??. effccllfW ?ir-hemes,
seeming to flood with sunshine, are In yellows
and browns. India man ins for dados, stained
burlaps for walls, panels of bamboo Strips for
tho ecftllie;. Coochtn, tijaj chain and tea tabl???
made of willow and rattan aro In various tints
to harmonizo.
Materials for moro fJeUcstC color combinations
are Just as plentiful and pleaslnp, and at factory
pri?es, when you
"buyopth? maker"
Geo. e.Flint Co.
43.45 and 47 WEST 23?ST.
NCASt BROADWAY.
rACTOBY: 154 AND 156 WEST !9?STRCtT
City of Rlrmlngham.P.r.anr.ah. May S.????????
Teutonic.Liverpool. May 5.White ?tur
Mol lie.linden. At-rl SO.At:-TrHntp.
Saratoga.Havana, Muy?.? ? A Ceba
Advance.Colon, Sta? 5.Panami li ?
Kl l'ano.New-Ortaeaa, May 7.M r?an
State of Wetwaasa fltasgwar. Aprii 30.Aii?n dtau
VlgUarda.Bavsaa, Api 11 "0.? I * Osa?
THtTBSDAT, ??? 13.
Saale.M einen, May 4.? <? Uoyi
Prias BLu.taeld_Breiasa, Ma ? ?.? o L,;iy4
Buffalo.Hull, April 2!?.Wilton
IroquoM.ta.-k.ser ville. ?.-?? IO.Clyde
Strilla.Stettin, April 2^.Haltlo
FRIDAY. MAY 14.
Saratoga.Havana ??? 9.NT* -????
? 'ampania.Liverpool, May s. i:r.ar>l
Ilekla.<1irt?tian?and. April SO_Thlnevai!?
St Kn?h.Antwerp, May 1.Ph<rntx
Oraigearn.Itremen, April 30.Vogreniaaa
A?turla.Shield?. April 2?.HnmS Am?r
Hamlet.St Huida, May ?.Uampprt * Holt
Fir-land.Hunklrk, April 20.Vogemana
El l'a?o.New-Orleans, May 0.Morgan
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO OAT.
Vessel For. Une. MssM ekea. VesaslssJs,
St I/wt?. Southampton, assert CSS- TsOO a m ln.uOam
Uirmunlr?, Liverpool. White Star. (?.?'??am 12 "Ora
Nr.ordUnd. Antwerp. 1??.1 Star.loam a m l.'."?? m
C. of tVaahlngtee, Havana. ? TsYCaba 1 :(?> ? m .i:"'? m
Algonquin, t'fcarIe?lon. Clvd?? . - a:??? ;. I:.
Kl Sol. New-Orleans Montan. - BdftpBI
Theml?. Porte P.loo. N Y & Torto Rico 2:"0|)m 4 .??> ? ta
Meri Ja. La l'Iati. Norton. 4:00 ? m ?. ?? ? in
THL'BSDAT, MAY 13.
Columbia, Hamburg. IIimb-Am?r.... 4:00 a m 7*10 a m
Koentgtg L?tes, llremen. ? Q U.y.l.. i?:Wam 12:00 m
Tri iid.i.l. Bermuda, yueh*?-. .V?X?.im l?'.'X?an?
City of Rlrmlngham. Savannah, Pav. .- .*???? ? i;i
FRIDAY. MAY 14.
S. of Nebraska, OMaagpw, Allan-??.ite. - 8:00 a m
BenUaote, chariest-n. Clyde . - 3.??? pu
Rio Grande. Brunswick. Mallory _- 3 ?00 ? ?
8BIPPIN0 SEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK?Ti'KSDAY. MAT II, ?W.
ARitlVF.D.
M?amer Hurgernie'Mer PeCereSg <Oer?, G: irger. Rot
ter.iam Aprii 2?l In ballast to (iu?t Bere Arrived at the
llar ut 10JO a m.
Steamer Frl??land ili? ???, Nlekel?. AntWOff May I,
with BM?SS, lofi rat.ln ani &?4 ?leerme assoaagers : In?
ternational Navigation ?.' mpan). .\ir:i..l ?' IS? I Bw *t
8:3? ? a m,
steamer Aller (G. t?. N:?rlch ?????a ?? 1 ?r..t Cher?
bourg 2. with rade?, H7 .-abin and 114 steerage passeacero
to i>elrl<-hs & < ?>. ??p?.><| ai the Pur al 11 ; >? May li>
steamer l'rir./. WLUua HI tliutchi Von ber Set, l'ara,
Maracaibo Aprii it. Dem?rara 2??. Trinidad 28. ?'
24. iVmuia 2G?. ?? ?iu.-.vra SS, Porto l'anello 27 ?'.
?T?. Jaetr.el May S. ???? Oayes 4 ani Peri au l'r'.-..?? 5.
wlih m.'.i??? ??n.l 42 pasoeagetS to guattenti A Ce Ar?
rived at the Bar at ? .??? a m.
steamer Mediana ? Uri. Praser, M I,urla Apri: 21, Perr.*
rara SO Hartado* ?31. Martinique 30. p. tinn"a IO An?
tigua May 1. Montserrat 2. St Kitt? 4 St Gt??? ani St
Thomaa S. with m ??e an.! 07 paiwwr.gers to A 1". ??;'*r
brldge * Ob. arrived at the Bar at vio a m
Steamer Theresina diri. Hughe?. Marar.har-?. Arrtl 14,
Dears 2<\ l'ara 2S ani BarbaOa? May 8. witu aides snj IS
pas#engere to Rhlpt.n (Ir.-en. Arrived at the liar at I 10
a ir..
Steamer ToftrtOeVB. l> le. Newport Ne?? ar.l N >rf?|||.
with m.l?e nn<! aasewigsrs te the oi I Domini ie Si C
St.-amer Ooacsjo, Hlek Oalveaton May ? and Ke. We?*
7. with m.lf.e and pnaecng-r? ?..? C ?? Mali ? \ ?
Steamer Klttv (Mori, 01?en. C.ir:lia*-na April 3rt an*
Santa Martha Ma^ 4. with mdne f > 11m. F.'rw t ? A
Kelloek. AtTlveJ at the Rar at 2 a m.
steamer AlgoagalB, ria't, Jacksonville May ?S, with
milae and pa??enger? to William ? ilvde * O??.
steamer Badaea, H?i?ey KeeMMeaeaj >'ay s. with,
mdne ani ??????.?:< to K S Allen.
Steamer Rio Oran.le. Staple? Femandina May 7 ar.l
Brunswteh S, with md?-? an.? aeeeaagars te C H Msllniy
& ?.'.?.
Steamer Seniln le. Hear??? Charleston May S, with md??
and pasienger? to W m ? ?'lyde a 0*
Sandy Itnnt, ? J , May 11. 10 p. m?Wind ?mth:
moderate breere; steady,
CLBABBO.
Steamer Alfred Outnol? ???p. Wolbu?. Port Anton)??
American Fruit Co.
Steamer ? ? ?Stand llleigi. Iy??ewlt?. Antwerp?Inter?
national Navigation Company.
Bteaaer Pletsvta iSV), Sep. New orietn?-J w pu
Steaaser teetsaanle (Br). M.-Kin?tn?. livetgeei ? Mait
lan.t Kersey.
Pt masar Reaaea 4e t.n-rin.-iaa Oassa), SSSsn arris.
llniMi.wt.-k- J M CvballM A O
Steamer St I?'Ul?. Handle, Southampton? In'einail..nal
Navigation Oorapany.
Steamer llertle lltr). Hlnzle. Baltimore Fun-h, K'.ve
? (?.
Steamer Menv.te? ? Uri, Tait. Philadelphia lV'er
Wright * Ceas.
Steamer H M Whitney. Ha'.le-t. Boato? Il F Plrvvlt.
steamer Joba r'Tgit? Prang. Portland- Horatio Hall.
St-amer Kan?a? City, K.nher SavaaaeA OCesSI >?
Cbmpsey.
Steamer Richmond. QMver, Richmond?Old IVmmlJB
s? Compaay.
steamer JameM.wn. Hulptiere, Norfolk- Old DeeasMSB
s? Qotapaay.
Steamer Beaefsetor, Toepseead, Philadelphia Wm F
tTy.le A Co.
Steamer l*p?pa?i?, ill?. Key \??<?? an.? flelieetea 1T
? Msllery .<? C ?
Steamer Alert. Wa'e?hi.ry Siamf-rl !"iank l>e?n
Hark Stralhern (Hr?. Fleming Saigon J ? Whitney
A 0)
Hark Olaele vital?, F.-v du. Alexandria Fun.?! l'alfe
A Ce
F.irk Conniv?a (Br), W.U. Welling?.?? ? W Cameron?
A Co.
SAll.Kl?
gmeaaers Havel (?1er?. ? einen, via P!\m>uth. P.?' -mao
(Hu. Avonraoutfe: Bevte <Hr<. Uverpoolj Utile l?er), See?
tinier??, lie..ige lleat. ? ???? ?'ai '..if. Sei \ la iPri. I.tver
|. ?I; Kl. <)im<>nil. Rl.-hmnd. St filian? iHr?. It .tlei .lain.
via Deptford; Jajaestowa, Nortotk; Korti> Aagils ?Ur|,
Bristol; K.insa? t lt>. Savannah
nu: I0OTBMXMTS ?>f stfamers.
rOBBBIB I??UTS.
|tremi>rhaven, Mai 11 \r'tve?l. ?lea nier Weimar (Oerl?
Fteeneken S'??? Y "k. \:a St-uthampl p
Mitweip, MA) l> Arrive!, ii.imr Hrlliivh Queen I Mr),
Smith. Ne? Tort
Uaard, M.?> it Passed, steaeasf Per?:? ?<ier>. spiiejt,
SV? w.ik r.?r Hamburg.
piara May ? Arnie?!, ?t. i-i..-?- Origen (Uri. John?-a,
N-w York
HaSlOgne, M?v 11. ? ? m - Arrive?! ?i.-anier VeSSmaSl
? Hutch?, Steager, New Y.uk f.?r Rotterdam
I'lvniHith. May 11 I ? ? Virivi, ?tramer l^tin 'lert.
Potila New York ?ani pr >.-e,? de.! f.,r Hren.en?
lllbraltar. Mai 11 Psasod, Bteagaaf WeaedeM (Rr> rrv^ea
M. t.-?!'.? for Ne? -York.
Alien. May H -Arrives, it*ain?r Frey iNar). ll<ntiea,
New-York for Slngapvre. ?tv.