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I DEMANDS OFWOUmdMEN.
MUBOVKt PAtUHV JUIKM tH TAUt XO
miuu vvt mitiaux ihjimx
ajsja jCrrtarrra Quit W.rh rtf Krajnreua
ty ik aliilaaio Yary IVw afaai Annr
Ik ItavMrevei Call far Strip Taaaa ISaalaaa
ajatea atnivala Aa-alri SSaaa .f la !
leal Jllaara l'sltae) ta IlMaaadlaa Mr
V asaa A VUtarr tr taaSHraaa Oar aUoau
Br. Ijoois, March 13,Ercrybody wa nnx
lounlo know to-day whattha anclneers will do.
To nxloaort and dromon hald aeonfsronaa
lastnlffht which laatad forsoTrral boar. The
situation was eanvassnd thorouclilr. and tt
WM almost ananlmonslyaa-racd to await tha
arrival of Oblof Eneltifer Arthur bafnra maltha-an
opsn deoUratlon. but In tha mean ttma
tag-Ira all tha aid and comfort possible to lha
KnUhte ot Labor.
At tbs Ewlne aieuno croislnx of tha Mis
souri raelflo, araotrnl point for atrlka datslop
msnts. Tub Bon aorrasponJent stood this
morula among a group of strikers whowers
discuaslnc th action of ths engineer. It was
Isaraad tint a set of resolutions has been
drawn expraaainc a desire on tbo part of the
lienors to go oat with tbs Kalehts. Thssa will
be prosunUd to Chief Arthur. The aiurlneers
Bite as a suOleUat erlevaneo the running of ths
snirines by tbe police ami non-union men. lie
sides theita resolutions tho mon will personally
present their wlahes to Arthur, and there is
to doubt that the encinaor and firemen
will offlolally join the men. Until Arthur's
leclslon is bad tbe engineers will eontluue
tfaelr pasaiT aoqulnsoenco to tbe demands ot
Ux Knights, and will not run tfaelr engines
when requested br the Knights not to do so.
While this Information waa being given. En
line 235. manned br Euglnoor Tom Casey and
Fireman Jack Dinner, was backing down from
lbs sbona. Tbe engine passed over the croas
log. and when about twenty ftst cast. Ave or
liz of tba Knights made the usual demand on
the crew to take their endue back to the shops.
The engine stopped aud tho Urumau jumped
off. The engineer refused to proceed in either
direction without a ilreinnn, aud Bonner thon
got on tho engine uud said:
"I will help you take bor baok to the shops."
The engine was then run baok. Bomo thirty
minutes later another attempt was made to run
the miruo engine with a new crow. On this oc
casion It went through without opposition.
"Why Is that?" asked the reporter. "Well.
I said tbe Knight, "there is no use doing it all
hero. We gain time by letting them go down
, and come buck, and so distribute the excite
Burnt. This in our policy. But you oan sarnly
wueier that she won't go out." and nloioM be
fore the convi-rMttlon was over tbe eiij-'ine
came tmrk without any cars attached. Itnth
euKlnea wore ti bo usmito pull a freight train.
This wud tue extent of tlia efforts made to
run freight trains to-, lay. rasseuuer travel is
not Interfered with except as to I, jcuI accommo
dation trul iib. Through travel is not lutiir
ruuunl. The mall tralus aro running on the
Missouri l'ni'lllc. and neoommoctatlon traliiB as
well as through trains on all the othnr roads.
Only two extra police inn n wore at lb Union
depot this morning, but there were a niinihr
on hand at the four courts within easy rcuch in
e a they wen needed.
It naa tbe Intention of tho officials of tho
Missouri l'arille to run out their rio.itfiint Hill
accommodation train at 7:05 o'clock tbib morn
ing, but tliey could get no one to hrlnc riovrn
the kxoniotlve. uud tbo idea hud to bo aban
doned. The train Has all made up rimdy to
leate. and there wore a number of DiiSHnngeia
on board. A Hwitch engine was bitched to the
tr.iln. and it whb pulled over to u sldn track.
'Xlii' luissengors walked linck to tbo dutnit,
Uesides tlin failure to move trains, the most
Intuutitliig Ionium of tho day's duvolnmonts
was tho futile elTort uiudo to rosume vvoru. in
tlio shops o tho Missouri Fat'lllc. Tho Hupcr
lntondont's adverttstirQent calling for men to
take vacant positions nan poorly renponded to.
Fires, howovar. were kindlnd. and .from the
voluiree of KUioko belching from tho sruolte
stuoke. it looked to tboae outside as though
everything wan in full blast. At
noon the bell rang to quit work.
At 1 clock It rang nealu to re
sume. A reporter sought permission to go
through tho works in order that the pub.io
might be Infoimi'd that plenty mon had been
found to do the work. IVrmieMoti was refused.
Oao of tho etrlkors. whose personal friendship
far the suiwrliit.-ndei ts li uoltil, hud lull his
ehest of tools In th" bhop when he struck. He
weut through tbo blia'kiulo of detectives under
the essort of u poliwman with the Ostensible
purpato of recovering bis kit.
When bo roturnod he reported to his eom
rnd.Miliat tho total number ot mon housed In
tlio -liiip and out piillco duty was four. Nona
o! t'-oiu wr working oxcopt to k ep stoum in
tbe onglno. so tluu.aj Col. Sollora ea. "tho
arni-nraneii of heat " might bo maintained.
iluter Mnelianic fianlott rang the bail vlcor
onsiy. but itwasblmply a pleoe ot bluff. This
D)ws cnusiidthu gxaulestmurrlcneutuuiopgthe
ei "ii nutklde.
Ol. Hoiie. tho genernl manager of the His
noun l'aciflc. denies that h has made any
ovt'i 'uiui to the Uuiirhu of Labor fur a eelUa
me it of tin) trouble.
'lue Houe or tbs Municipal Assembly has
p.;i-jjj a riiholution that tlio iiiteroctB ol the
city demand that the MIhiouiI ruciQo lUIlroad
in ikiiovi'itun'4 totlio strlklngomplorexs lonk
iuetotho hottiumontot the strike and the re
sumption ot bUHlllVSS.
Tbnnltornejs of tlio Missouri Pacific RtII
wny this r.fteruonn upplled to Judge Horner for
a i"iii'orarv Injiim tnni to restrain J. J. Mc
O.iriy mid Al. H. i'aliur. 1. 11. Nolua. aud oll.er
Strikers from goi g on the premises ot the
Sinlutiff and InierftirttiK with their property.
'Iiii InmnHtiou wan irrantotL
KiMiisCnv. Jiuych 13. Tho railroad com
pauy wa.o compelled to abandon tbu utti'iniH to
unit h freutit train west yoMerday afteruiin.
The luo'iuotive was in the round house with
steam up. reudy to start, wuuu the etriki-ru at
tempted to t-mze it ana pull tho fire. Sheriff
lleiilug and W. C. llsiley. a guard, eommaadod
them to desist, and In the exaitemeut JJaUey
drew a pistol, and a stormy scene ensued.
j , Pulet was restored and the strikers withiliuw.
g- but tho company abandoned further attempts
C. to move a train (or the day. liuilxy was ar
rchloil upon a cbargool anHiiult and buttery.
Fort Worth. March 13. Tho fact that the
rnxusand rucilla rand has reopened business
along the entire line from New Oiloaua to El
l'useo. and that Gov. Brown has won the light
so for. ii wry unsatisfactory u the strikers,
and thHyuiil now try another method of crip
pling the ooinpnuy. Knights of Labor all over
the country, but chlellyinthe East, are now
raising a fund, which is said to be upward of
II pur oaplta. This fund Is to be sent to Texas
and Louisiana, and is to be used br a commit
tee of twelve trusted Knights in buying off tho
men who hero gone to work in place
of the strikers. This committee will uso in-r-,
lUfthlou nlth tba men at work, will pay theiu a
certain suarof money, and initiate them Into
H9 tke order. Aaaoon as the men are Knights
. tbsr will receive a rertlllcata that they were
working for Onuld. but Jolt at ths request of
striken) and joined the order. This certincato
will also commend thorn to the Master Work
nmnof Miweuibilo In all parts of the country.
and lli uige upon thuxo Master Workman that
Juoy II lid tlio bearer work. As soon as tho mon
leave tlra employ of the Texas and 1'acinc tuny
will be ent to Knsturn points. Tho Knights
y tbe mad will bo crippled, and, with no
trains rnnnlnir. their ohancea of success be
eOM tut brighter.
rawiuMB, Kan., Unrch 13. Tbe first skirmish
of the strlLo was hud to-day when the company
Irisa to ran out a freight train. It re
sited in u victory for tho strikers. The
train was run from Mukngee through tba
Writer) In rhnrgn of United States Marshal,
and when It reaehed tho Kanxaa line wa
J turned over to Hiiorlff Woodford. Tho train
reached Tursous nt 10 o'clook this morn
nie. The strikers bad patrols, and
when tba train rami to a liolt for the
rwiro.id cronsiug the engine was uncoupled
(rum tlio train, tno lira pulled, and the engine
nirciy iiad enough steam to pull Into the
round hoiiiw. HnMTlutundeiit Qnldon had an
siigldH ready to take a train out. As
tun engiiia lolled out of tho round house,
trepniu juritrli enulnii was run down on the
"in track In eueii u way as to impede Its
Prugrnwi, and th frnlgbt engine van sur
rjiuiided by so many mou that It bad to stop,
urn swltrh nn.'inu vat run up to the freight
engine, which ae boon pushed back to the
round house.
TWUt iikj,i Km, l tut ll.TUUINOUH UIJ1I0K.
JIUMi.toixiM, jXl March 13. The long-do-is
red decinimi id tlie iiiiuUvUile, Oeceola, mid
"I lliisQiitifluiliiM whs given tn-day iilmnkt
uiisiiiiuiiiisly in invorof tlin stii'.e. reven-uig
J.".elr i iimr ueiion to niibmit to arbitition.
iiiu l.ve. uuie isoiinlnl the . National I cdi a
tienoi Miiicisknd Miuo Ijtborors met yvsmt
ear nt IlKiitmlnio. and this morning the
tnluers 0 that eub-diHtrlct met to ballot. , It
jus ihevwho pnivented a strike on Tuesday
ini..c.,l"t then 153 voles for the strike, and
1.WTJ (or arbitration. Now they give two votes
fulv ugaiust a ktnke, uhunglng the rult of
jn rote In il,o C'lcui field region, to wh.ch
they helong. This action has greatly on
'eurageii the eirlkurs at Invln, broad
' ?igpi Msyersdsle, Unrret. l'ocslioiitss, Elk
""'n. Ueorv's Creek, and nil othnr
"'districts in Feiloratlonho. S. einluucjns the
stir eaelarn bitaniliious ooh! fields. There
.no 'ager any indecision or heslutlon, and
iituo men in the federation are now pracii
caiiyout, 1 here are exeoptlnnsof minor Im
?rif ".T- M '"' "' the Kemble Iron (Jompany
at ItiddiMtiurg. lu tlw Iiroad Top lingiun.
wusre work was rennmod only two weeks ago
f e'auspnsionof nearly eighteen months,
il'J'hyatrlker are using every argument to
k. .u' UlddUteburg men te join theiu. and
rhTJ1W.?A.!l1 wf k er may bo out also.
ZP'Vk HllHCoal and Iron Companye man at
iiai1slsraTaaUyekUd tkat Uw tik.
Baaa aa ajpjjjjpaasjajagjaaja aajaajjaj
laa become geeerai an A afrtwaiM tt te tMr
OWJI nwMptaiei)errBMdaVatlc at the be
Sinning. Had they shown any weakness th
emntid for an advance lor mining would not
are been followed up with ttm preaent spirit.
The llobertsdahi men have bean showing
a somewhat vindictive feelieg taward the com
pany. They have been Idle a waek, have lieen
dlRcusiiIng the wroocs Uiey think tbay have
suffered nt tbe hands of tbelr employers, and
tlin latter havo leen obliged to threaten very
(loelfllre action If the mon do not return tn
work. It would require but a word from some
nvklnss leader tn cause great trouble, and the
dancer will tx-coms greater as a solution of tbo
dimcully la delayed.
trrratrr nxn STanrjas.
CtMcnrNATt, March 18. The etraet railroad
strike is ended. The Waluat Illlla linea ae
oented 11.85 a day of twelve hours, and aont
out their curs at about 3 P. M. Thoemployees
of thaConeolldnted Company had a less har
monious maatlno. They began thnlr session
al 2 o'Oock. and wore about equally
divided between the two propositions made
by 1'roeident Ktlgnnr M.tUS all around, or tl
for conductors and $1.76 for drivers. It re
qulrnd considerable tinio to come to a decision,
but they settled upon the last-named proposi
tion, and atC o'clock the care were onlernd nut
and lb men resumed work. Tbe strike has
teen entirely harmonious and is tho briefest
one on record,
Boston, March 18. More than BOO drivers,
conductors, and other employees of theOaoe
hritUa and Charles Rivor Morse Kail roads
Joined the Homurvllle brunch of tbe Knights of
Labor between midnight nnd 8 o'r, ock this
morning. They mean to demand (8 a dny for
conductors and drivers, and a roaaonable ln
cratA in stablemen's pay.
Bt. Louis, March 13. Keeenllythe manage
ment of the Broadway and Cass avenue ktreot
rnr lines advanced tbs wagos of their em
ployees tn 'l fur twelve hours' work. Tills as
thin canoed dissatisfaction nutong the em
plnos of other Unas, and yesterday delega
tions of their number made tbo circuit of the
city, notifying their fellow laborers to ssfembte
on Sunday evening, to coashler tho propriety
of a strike for an increase of wages.
KXKIttTS OF LADOn MOT TN rOUTIC".
Uxoatuu. III., March 13. The erroneous Im-
Eresslon hus gone nut that tbe now United
a bur party ot America, which had its birth tn
Decatur March C. wns organized by tho mem
bers of a Knights of Labor assembly of till
city. It was formed under the auspices of the
Decatur Worklngmon's Club, which Is entirely
Boimrato from tho Knlghta of Labor. Tho new
party proposes to complete and extend the or
gautr.atlnn in this and other Hlntun. nominat
ing county and State tickets, beMdos putting
up a cuudidnto forProsldeot In 1888.
BKTTUNO TUB BUYE11LV BTRIKC
Boston. March 13. The Boverly labor
troubles are now In a fair way to be settled In
two or threa duvs. The manufacturers have
di'clded to recngnize the Municipal Board of
the KnlghtH of Labor, and negotiations will ho
begun Willi them In a short lime. The maim
lueturere ftHko I for n new Board, which tho
usHiimbiies could not concede, as tho membera
nro elected for a stated term. They
found, however, that the Knights were ready
to do nil In ttiulrponorthat was fair and rea
doiiahln lo bring about a eettleuient, and there
fore concluded tn treat with them. A commu
nication waa therefor aeut to the Municipal
Board a-kUitf that a meeting be beld, and thut
the luneoniuiiltevs should constitute ubrnud
of arbitration, llules to guide their confer
etioes wore ndopted. Tho matter ot tules
In govern the buttlemont of difterunroa was
next considered. Homo difToroncoa ot opinion
were rnaulteated st the fcturU but an agreement
! eurti to ho raaoluid aooner or later. The
rulos piopobed are similar to those in Brockton
aud Lynn. There will not be muobbusloexs
this mouth or next, even if work is resumed,
'1 he shun shipments from tho town tho past
week havo been only 260 oases.
OTItlLB lABun uovtaizsrr.
BnvNBWics, Marob 13. Tho Oabot Compa
n'b cotton mill closed ltn doors Instulghton
aeuount ot a Htriko, throwlnc TUU hands out of
employment.
Cuicauo. March 13. A mooting woe held In a
wnst-slilHlinll hist night to explain the enu60
of tho McCormlck locKOUt. It becumo evident
that tho Socialism were present in such num
bers iib to control tbe meeting. Anarchist Field
ing got the platform, nud for on hour advocated
the most lucjndlary mouHures. Ho advised
tho SOI) pooplo present tn no longor pay
any attention to law and order, but to
take forcible pneaesslon of the McCormlck factor-,
tiuvernl other speakers made simllur
addresses, in English and (Jeriuan. After vio
lent contusion Uvorge Itodgera of tho Execu
tive Committee of the Knights of Labor was
allowed tn explain tho oausee of tho reo-nt
lock-out He donouncod theauurchlstspeeches.
nnd nuiil no bnuest wnrklngman should pay
heed to such rant. The Knights of Labor,
when thoy had a just oomplaint. needed no
such Heeisianoe to adiuet their difficulties.
l'muDUiiUH, March 13. lbe coxa trade 1
good, and tho region has about settled down to
actlv work. Tbe demand forooke la active,
but shippers are experiencing aomo troubla In
getting cars. The railroad strike tn the Went
la detaining cars and aggravating tills diffi
culty. The ll.iltlmoie nnd Ohio have already
ceased to t.ike coke conslguud to bt. Louis and
adjacent points.
AuuuuN. March 13. Jfre t Walt, carpet man
ufuctururs, have uunounced a voluntary ad
vance of ten pur cent, in vtugos, to taxe eHect
on April 1.
1'nir.vDci.ptttt. March 13. Tho Typographi
cal Union of thle city Is authority for the de
nial of th statement that the Philadelphia
kifxliu'j L fc is being bovoottod bo the Knlghta
ot Lab ir and printers' unions. Tho .joitnig
.ich.is bi.otiio u union papor. emptors nono
but unions hands, and para union prions.
HfiAMiiKiN, Pa.. Marco I.I. The eoal trndo in
tho Miamokln region is in a deploroblo condi
tion, and both opur.itoru and minora aie die
couruged. Vestorday the Bellmora colliery
shut down Indellnatcly on nrcnnntof n scuclty
of paying order. Threo hundred hands are
thus added to the long lUt of unemployed.
In Jvoriliumbarliind counlyexperlenred min
ers workodloet month for $10, nnd oving to tlio
scircliy of cars they will muko lnfl for March,
A maiA uieHtlngof tho Seventeenth dixtrlct of
the Min r-' and Ijibnren' AiuitlgnmnP d Asso
ciation wns held hr last night to consider the
l-et way of tmnehiing the trade, Ariangeruents
have been i'omilntea for an iiumeuxn lalwr
ileinnniitratlon at Mount Cirrus!. In coniuuc-
tlou with the Knights of Jjihor tlio miners ex
Iiecl to niakoa IIp!ay to lltly represnnt tho
ginwth of the two unions in lbe n-n region.
WlUJAMaToWN, Pa.. March 13. Tho bummit
Branch Coal Coiuiinny'a collU-ry men ore still
on aHtrlke, vlHi little probability ot an early
ai'ttlemnut being effected. Tho mino Is one of
tho largest in tho State, nver 1.000 hands being
oiniiiuved. The operations two yearn ago
cleared a (jiiarfr of a million for the operator,
and iknl year $175 UOU
'i ho docrettbe lu the company' earnings led
tn the HI per cent, reduction which has brought
nbout the strike. Tbe miners deny that the
company ban offered to compromise by conced
ing 7 per cent, advance.
liKADtxo. March 13. All the olgnrmikers of
this euimtv are going luto the ualon. In this
city m-inufactureis have requested tholr em
ployees tn min the Clgurmakers' Union be
cause they havolirun uuablo to sell their goods
uukMsput into tho market as union-made. At
Hoiotntown. where there are several large
tautoriii. ulnvty-koreu cigarmakeis joined tbe
union last night.
Jamihtown. March 13. Broadhead i 8ons
did not think seriously of the strike of 130
girls In tho wenvu room of their worsted mills
lt night, but to-day. when the latter refused
to go to work on the old terms and
this afternoon In n meeting in I'ira
ninn'rt Hall resolved to May out until
their dm inds woro granted, tho flrui became
convened that theclrls meant buslnesp. The
latter w.nttii nine of about 10 pen not. in their
waged. Tlin firm h.u notified its lutenta to tukn
otders lor goods uutiject to tho result of tlin
strike. Tlile lH.Iiunstiwn'8 first Kerlous labor
difficulty, nnd, es tmth side3 aro firm, it piotn
lsos to be a protracted struggle.
THE KNHIHTH OBOWI.VO 100 TAUT,
CniiiAiio. March 13. The filpte Executive
Boaidnf tho Knlglits of Labor to-dny. Issued
an order thai tin more anenibllss sli.tll bo or
giiniKeil in tbls Htele duilnglho next for'ydurs
Our reuoa for leaning this order," said Koljt.
Benurtt, State MnHterWnrkman, in liiiitlheorder
Ik growing loo last, and wo are afraid that peo
pln may be indm ed to join it ,il. out, fully un
ilennnndtnc all our nl'j.'ets. Wo vaut only
Intellig.'nt mon nnd wo cntitmt have
any mliem nnd nuceeuii in tho work vvu
want to nocoiuiilNli. OuUildo of Chiango wn
are Imlldlnu up itnueiilly lnt",ll;(,'in nei-ciii-biles,
and dr.tv our jnemreielilp from all
rnnk'-farmors, Inboiere. meielients, and pro
fessional men. DarliiiJ tlio f..ity daye we will
explain tlni oOjxi'U llioinui.'liiy, aud ..Id then
1 ready tor or-"in Ing wm ugjlu, "
Louif.vn IX M.ircli 13, -Tl o frnlght lu.tke
men on tho Chesipeiika mid Oiiio and Hotith
wtern road Mrnct. for an advance to-day,
Kevernl of Iheiil m uiroil'jd at 1'aducah
whlln inlng l Hon tiauii. TLey weio ie
).ia.ed, nud trnins mo i imn.ng with now creW3.
KiNNAhUitY, Mnri-'i 13 J'lio tinllt iiMIvm will)
thn hV.'llilii.ieiiol tho vauoiik Jli.ej her j wore
inljiihlod this uf ciuuou, nnd n threslalied
strike nverted. Du timn will herevttoi iei.elve
t'.'.'.'S i.tid uLut mou fll.33; foremen, 175 per
lum.lli.
HE VVOS'T HAKIt OVKI.IUI.ia TO Hie riOl'I.K.
Tbo f.00 emp'oyees of the V. lulitln;ort
Btciun Cordagu Wink", who eti nek on Iildnr,
loimed mi n,";iiilliii at their uinnting Ol i 1 1
day night, with Jneeph Anderein for Prl
dent, Tho e'rikers vvera eo'llisi'lled to avoid
drlnlclti't and to refrain from vlornee, Annio
Ci'bn. i blight and pretty rope ooller, uindo a
apoecb, d-tlHrlugihiiltlie girls 'vtio all undur
palil. Til strikeis held a meeting iihich
l.irttod nil dav vvHeiday. and le.olvi'd not In
elgii tue ngraair.iint tlist President 1'altuli hud
tried to lorco upon them.
Thoilnm.i id whlth the striker have decid
ed to irmko aru. for tba laborers, tl.'if a dav n
straii of tl.ifi! (or the collurx. all little girle. 75
cents a dui luutoad ut 12. and foi thn uikJihuKs
nn advance of 10 ner cent. President 1 niton
thinks tho trouble was brought about
by a committee of the Knights of
Labor who t.ii.ia on from t'nlni'o
with avloiv lu put obstruction In the way of
tho MeOnnack Iteaper Company, with whom
the Knight era fighting. Mr, Fulton makrj
asfvfortfMCorinakOoaipanir. Hessyahs
baJiafta tiat U MitMl Ol bWNWM
'" ' " iitiaatfBeaesaH 1 1 im u
lite emptoreaa tmptr in gA tnwn ytrt of ttia
shop. BasaldMiat siaroanittsawkoaliednn
him yeaterday were not his employees and for
that reason barof used to bar anything to do
with them.
I do not propose lo maho overt urea to my
people," be said. "I will simply wait until
they are raadr tn come tmec. If they don't
emnn within a weak laaall Iraoelermyordeiiv
to other fnetevries wbo rn willing to take them
nnd tn deliver the goods tn me. I will not try
to start up with new hands."
A large number nl Jtnilau laborere erarlorrd
by thoTultlmoro and Ohio llnllroad Company
struck this morning for higher wages. They
threw away their tools and persuaded all the
earlers locenho work. Their pluces will prob
ably be filled by other labolera.
225 xixk DiscnAnoci) tn dkooelym.
On Friday nnd yesterday 225 of the 700 em
ployees In the Wotthlngtnn Hydrnnllo VTorka
In Van Bruntetreet. Brooklyn, were discharged.
It baa been reported to tlw Krapiro Protective
Association of tho Knights of Labor that tho
men were discharged beenuse they belonged to
labor unions and bod begun an agitation for
mora wages. The Executive Oommlttoo of th
nseociation will nioko an Investigation, nnd
work will lie begun nn the works If thn facts are
ss they are represented to bo. Hupeiintendont
Barr ot tbe works said that the dullness In
business necessitated tho discharge of about
40 per eent. of the employees, and that there
woe nn objection whntevnr tn tbe nvm txenuso
of tbelroonnaetion with the Katghtsof Labor.
The discharged men would be taken baok Just
a eoou as tbere wns work for them.
MKHSINUEll BOTH RTRtKK.
The tblrtv-tour messenger boys employed by
the Brooklyn District Telegraph Company
have been working for 117 a month during
eleven or mora Pours a day. and havo been
nhllged tn provide their own uniforms. On
Friday night tbe word was passvd that the
time had oomoto strike for their rights, and
yesterday morning only two of them went to
work. A committee was appointed todomandof
Buperlntendeal Uarrogb 14.60 a weak for ten
hours work. Mr. Darrogh refused to nego
tiate nn such n basis, and snon be hod two
pn icemen nt the office to protect tbe boys who
went from this city to take tbe place of the
strikers. In the afternoon noarlynll the boys
expressed their willingness to return to work
at the old rate. Almost all of thorn were taken
Dack
MuastcsatiK jtvrs on stkiue.
rickelliw - Ilraaewav UOee na Paacklng
Iha Hove wis W'orlml.
TUlrtr-flvo massonfrrr boys employed by
the American District Telegraph Company, at
office 851 Broadway, wont out on .strike nt 8
o'clock yesterday morning, bocnuao they don't
like tbelr day manager. C. J. Donovan. They
soy that hols too eovore; oalla thorn Hal Band
thieves before nice people without any oaubo,
and docks tholr pay for trifling oflunces.
The one boy who romnlncd behind, whon he
came out with a message, had hU eye black
ened at Thirteenth street. Several dntailad
boys from the down-town officers, whostippllod
the places of tbe strikers, mot vvlUi similar
mishaps. A little boy belonging to No. l'Jgot
a very bad thrashing.
The s'l'lkere remained In tno neighborhood
of the oOlco all dnv. At 7'i P. M whon Dono
van, the cause of their grievance, enmo out to
gn home, twenty nt tint etrlknrs and a de'oa
linn from the Young Chsln Hang of hixtenth
street, near the Eaat lllver, who bnd volun
teered tn help, walked up tn him with lira
noaiitng irom tnoiroves. tionovnn was gunnina
by the comiiany's detectives. Bones and Me
Olnnees. The oOlcers put him safely aboard a
Broadway car.
A tew ot thoetrlkers hung around the prem
ises all tho ovenlug. Somn poorly chid bojs
who had heard of the strlko. dropped around
and looked eagerly In nt the window as if tliny
would liko to geta job. But each was eatdly
scared away by a regular going up to him and
saving:
Young toller, don't go tn dere. or I'll give
you a tilt in der ear."
Home of the boja went to the compan' head
office nt 8 Day street, nnd nlcod Supei Intend
not Smford to put Night Manager William Phil
lips in Donovun'i- pluco.
Mr. S.mford said last night that ho bad dis
ohaiged six nr seven ringleaders of ttio dfe
turbance. nnd that the ottiora who went out
under their luiluence, but wore good boys,
would bo back ntvvork on Monday. He suld
that Donovan would not bo removed.
a flood of rtLizita oir.
Break In ska Heakaaral IMpe 1,1 Acres or
Firi X.nitila OrerBaurrd.
Mii)Detown, N. Y., Mnich 13 For three
days nnd nights the novel spectacle of huge
bonfires of petroleum has boon witnessed by
tbe people In and around Unlonvlllo. this
county, and the atmosphere has been filled
with black smoke nnd clouds ot peneltatittg,
sticky oil oot. which hns set tied everywhere and
covered the country with n coat In,',' of creasy
black. The stench arielns from tbo burning
nil is most ofleoslve. and the teinpeinturn at
Unlonvlllo has boon nt summer heat. The
causa of all this was two serious btunks in the
Natural Transit Company' eenboard oil pipe
line, the flrttl that have oecuirod foi many
months, and tho must dieosttouH of any lu tbo
history of thn line.
Tbe breaks oeiurred within twotity-four
hours of each other, on tbo summit of hill
half ii mile finm Unlonvlllo. Tin v were caused
by the giving way of a section of pipe that had
hec'irri" defective under the enormous iiressuio
brought to bear on them by tlio puiupin.' ma
chinery In forcing tlio pntroloiim tliiough
tho plpee over tho Kiiiiwutigunk Highland,
west of this villngo. lmpe led br aueh forces,
theoll si outad Irmn tba fiacturud pipes more
than tlfiy lent in the air. In lingo streams, nlth
a rush and a ronreijnal to tlio rioKy action of a
gushing well in the nntivn Held of nl'doiii. The
ramping oil, following the depression in the
nurture of tho ground, and with a momentum
given by the steep ulopo of tho hill, lushed
iin n end ovoi (lowed aoies of (arm lands, mid
Invaded door vmds and gardens m the suburbs
of tho vlhagn. Iu Rome yards obstructions
backed it up tn n depth of nearly two feet. Tlio
soil wae de-'plr saturated with the penotrntin
stuff, and well springs arid creeks polluted by
its mint.
The l'ie Line Company's soctinn boss lost no
time in putting a Inruu extra force of in-u at
work rnnaiilng the bicnks tin tlioy occurred,
and in taking measures to restrict to thn nar
rowest limit tho damages threatened by tho
oily flood. He c.iubod the onrr.int to
be dammed at favorable points, thus col
lecting thn oil in reservoirs. Ah the
easlsMt method of getting rid of it ho sot fiie
to the reservoir, tjuch was the quantity of oil
tbu oo.lented bomre the breaks onuld be re
paired and the flow stopped Hint the Humes
have been roaring on the fnims of Unlonvlllo
ever since. The rustic population Iiah flojkod
to the spot from uiIIch around to sture at
tho strange sight, and Potore tho flames
prevented the work hundreds of Imr
rolo of crude oil were scooped up
nnd carried away in vessols of all kinds iiy tbe
thrifty native, although what uaa they eau
make of It has not been mado apparent. The
people whose property hoe auftured injury
composedly await tho outcome, knowing that
tho company has a commendable custom ot
settling piouiptiy nud eiiuitably all ohiirusot
this kind. Tim company's loss will foot far up
Into tho thousands.
Nur a hi aid cjy iiik ma i'oviu
HMmir Mtilrla Tklnks lka,t th Kenr York
Train he n U ait a llMllary.
Manap;or Mutrie of tha Now Yoik Club
dropped into tho offlco of President Day yes
terday and showed him n coutiacl to play with
tbe New York Club the coailrg season which
Kwlng bnd just signed. When asked what ho
expected to do against the Detroit Club with IU
"big four," Mr. Mutrie snld:
"I admit that they are very strong, and that
the big four urn an honor to any olub. But do
you suppose Hint If tho proposition wns made
to give the big four for Connor, O'ltouiko.
Ward, and Dorgan ot the Now York Club that I
would oonsider It for a moment? No, sir. In
regard toother players inthe Now York team.lt
Is wull-Known what they can do. I think that
It Is pivfdble that the Detroit hoavy hitters will
havo expended much of tho oyelono which
they expeot to eiento nn tho oponluir of the
oe.iHon by tho time they gel lo this city, but
that reinulns to bo seen,"
Mr, Mullin thinks that tho Nnw York team
will otuy itend a llttlo prnctlco to get lu lurm
for their general Plav. Tbe team will bn the
enmo iw hint year, aud, with the training gain
ed last your, ought to play as well, if not Iwttui.
this year. The men ara all In good simps, mid
promise to do their bent. Tho New York dub
will report for practice on April 1.
J'ipsident I oiini; of the League hns approved
the following ciuitin'tri with the New York
Club; U .1. Iirconin J J. Qeihanl. i. Ii.
(I'llourke, J), Itlcnurdhoii, It. Connor, nnd J, SI,
Ward, Kwing'u contract linn uot yet boon np
proved. Tho New Yoi k Ciuh has arrnngod gnmss with
the following clubs fur nevt mouth on th Polo
(.rounds: (in Apiil 1, with the Jasiors; on
April '.'. with thn Arctles: on April 3. with tho
.Miriluire; on April A with the Brown CoHb.-u
team: cii Atull 0, with the Portlaiid Club: ou
April 7. with the Uliuplc Club; on Al rllHnnd
V. with Anihcrsl Cnlle; on Alull 10.
with (V iniHa College: on April 13 wlili
Jiildgeport: uii Aiiiil 14, null Kunarbr ou
April 15, with the Jaapnre;i.n April Hi, with
Nwitik, mi A lull 10 and in. vrilh I'riuwlon ;on
April 'ii. ith lulu: on ApiiiUi. with Colum
a:on M'ril Slulth Vale : on April 'Jl, with
C.ilumhla: on April 2fl, wilh Buffalo. Tho
New York Club ollero a handfrotno trophy, oon
alstliur of a silk flag similar to the oue present
ed to Yale In '83, to the college team which will
make the beat snowing agaiaat It during April,
feat- IW0 gaSUM BadM eUBt,
i .iiiiiiiuaes ajgae -jj'i,i i ib , i ig b
xmb Jtr arr rrmmmmtt.
Tke rirst f a )rie nf Talaa Ictara Bsy
tka Kv. Dr. JHorian Bla.
In boginnlnjr a scrlcj of loctin cs sultablo to
the Lenten season, on last Friday night. Dr.
Dlx Mtcctcd as his themo " Christ Is Christian
ity." nnd said: Itleensyat tbe outset to take
oxcoptlon to some remarks ot cortaln pnpnlnr
writers of tha day.Tbue: "Tho pcoplo will not
llften to wliat thoy do not txllovo. Truo: yet
it does aot follow that all mast be false to whloh
Uoy will not listen. Again we road: " There it
a universal suffrage arrangomsut among ua
of which the voice la aa strong In religion as In
polities." True, but must majorities always be
right and minorities always wrong? Lot us
come to tha real question, "Bhaii we readjust
the Christian religion ?"
Why should we not say at once. "Year"
"Tho readjustment ot Christianity to the
social aud moral coudllioaa ot tlin time." Tho
phrase has a taking sound. It boa that flavor
of bigness and vagueness wbleh our pooplo
find ao savory. It smacks ot the thoologlcal
cant of our time. It might not sound so well
woro wo to put It In another foi m : " Shall we
sot to work nnd alter and shape ths religion of
Jesus Christ to suit tho moral nud social con
ditions ot the nineteenth century?" Thore
aro readjustments which aro not mere tinker
Inge; there are revivals and repairs which art
quite distinct from modern inventions and
alleged Improvements. In tklfl soueo readjust
ment mar bo neoded.
Think what changes have corns over ths
world tlnco tho tlao when Tiborius was Em
peror of Bomo. The Church has adaptod hnr
solf to thoso variations with wisdom nnd skill.
And now great changes aro In progress; tlio
nineteenth century Is drawing to its close
Perhaps some readjustment mar be desirable.
Lot ns say that it is. Part of tho rovolt against
so-called Christian doctrine Is not a revolt from
Christian doetrine. but from some Inventions
of men. some conceptions ot the old truth,
which have boon accepted by a blind and par
tisan majority. There aro plaoeg In whiuhre
adjUBttunnt by way of purlUcatiou U tho cry
ing need ot the hour.
Take, for cnuiplo. tho popular outcry ncalnst
tho touching of the church concoiulng the
eternal punishment of tho wicked. Against
what do men thus rrotest? Agslnet a nar
row scheme which the Itoforincrs ot tho
sixteenth contury brought in to supplant a
wider docirlnu: tbo schuino which rreaents n
heaven and a hell, but no Intermediate state:
oxtiomos, but with nothing lo oonnuct or ex
plain them. This cancelling tho "place of de
parted eplrlts." witli its communion with us In
mutual prnr, nnd IU gradual perfecting of IU
Inmatos. and preparing thum lor tholr tl n al
consummation und bliss at a day yot to come;
this strange disturbance, of an uuulilbriuiu
maintained in tho o,d Chnstliitiltv. tills 11 is
that men revolt Irom. limy do not revolt
against it truth, but agaiuxt a late Invention
Inconsistent with tno idea of bunion mid hull
nud the Intermedial!) atatu, vvhiih was onco
held in tho ehurch.
There is uMid. thin, of readjustment. But
what line Hliiill it tukn? There mo Htmidaids
and moulds of religion, which men have
deepleodioverlasting patterns lu tenoning and
practice; In faith aud worRhlp. l'or tlioto tliey
must search who huio lost thorn. Thn thing
not to be done Is lo build a new house. Und
forbid! It la to reconhtruet what pasalon and
folly uncu pulled down.
Tosnoak of Christianity U lo mm? a prcciso
term. Christianity Is that leligiou among all
the lost. In vvhlcli Jesus Chi 1st is ccnllo, nill)
htntico, and sum. The religion U not ouir. it is
His; Ho must ho herd, lucutsuut and scrupu
lously u.uci roforoiico to tho J oundor Is tlio
tlrbt duty; norhas any man n light to iimdity
when dealiug with things that U.iribt did. or
wordu that liu spoko. One might iuvuut a ss
tom largely impregnated with the ulomoulu of
the original and genuine roilcion. but also
udulturated with human thought mid model n
views, and call that productinu by tbu uiimuof
Christ, line that would never do. If von wish to
keep Christianity, you must keep Christ.
i'lttr. then. Christ rxaltlimed nn older sv 8-
tom which no saio mat iiucainuto tuiiii. ito
took it simple ulenients to begin with. And
Ho bngnn with tide urUiunditig statement that
lie, JlllliHolf. uas (hat veiy Cod.
Theni is no utcnin from that tremendous
fact. Kvorv thing else In Clirlstianliy is but tha
niilcomoof tlio truth that Jesus Is Ood overall.
By tb divine light of nature men saw that (iod
must be. But their Ideas nhout Him were coo
fused; they mulilpll",! Him Into main : thoy
in. idn use of signs and symbol-", and ended in
confounding tho lgu with Him whom it fcigtil
Hod. Ami so tbo u'oild driftod ou, encumbered
Willi religious and vain sacrifice, and morals
and religion wore hut a chaos till n tlmo
nnlveil, tlvod lu the counsels nf tlie most High.
Then couio to us One bom of n woman, uud
s.ild: "I am tho Lord your Ood. 1 am tlio
Vtiii. wheieln thn law Hiltlun on all boat ts tolls
men lo walk if they would have peace. lam
that Life which cannot die."
There is no ovadlug this tremendous fact,
that Ho in Chi istlauitv, Christianity Is He. Wo
must U-nrlhlM in mind whon uo tall: of read
justment. It Christliulty he Christ, hapmly it
Is uot Christ wbo ueids readjustment, but.
lather wo ourselves.
Christ chinned to be tho very Ood. The
Church w n. founded on the rock of that truth.
l'i ni thntihiv to this hi.s Ho been iviushlppod
as (Iod. Nothing can bn plainer than this: Tout
liolief In t'hri-l nsfiod hascomu Horn simply
taking what Ho mil to l true. Kupposn it
were mil Hue alter all. What revnion.-'e could
bo ielt for the eh.n atoriif Jesus Christ? If
not the iiilglny Ood llo was not oven a truthful
man. If JuHiinChrht pn not flod ihon surely
tho Hubrew who bore that name vvaa but a
eomrioiind ot nn unodui'aiod duto and nn art
ful Impostor, nud the religion which Is called
alter Him deserves no readjustment other than
to bo complotelv HWunt oiitof a world whii h it
hnsdoluded. And I sympathize, mote with tho
man who honestly co mos out nnd regards Him
as nn Impostor than with tbeotlier.no stranger
to us. who denies tho cat liolio faith n guiding
Jesus Chiist, in.il.ea of Christ a mere imper
sonal sentiment and Inlluoncn, and vet goes on
calling himself nC'mstlin and demnndinir a
readjustment of a religion In whloh. ectuully.
he bus ceased to Isdlevo.
The religion of Jenis Christ, therefore, no
man has a light to modify: wboxn touches It
touches what Is not his. Yot men havo gone
ciay on that point. They have acted ns if thny
deemed Christ's religion to li freo booty, bli-h
they wero enmreteut to eelj) nn, hack at, en
largo, and diminish at will, and I hat all would
be ivoil h" loug as they kept the uauio of Jesus,
ii nd continued to describe tho win kns Ills. Now
that is what wn havo to charge uif.ilnst th
founders nf schools in tbeChuicb. Let it bo
remembered that there is an authorship there,
a copyright ; that tho Founder of that rollglm
llvvs; that thn rnllglon is Ilia; that no man
hue, or ever has had u right to obllloraui olio
word, tn siibKtltutuonon.ipror.slon fornnntlior;
that It ought tn hnvn been kept preelsly as It
ckiiio Irom Him, and frnm thorn who ware,
fro i tho beginning, eyewiUieseeii and tulniti
ters of luo w ord.
w.yxfiijifs m;.v a iim.ii.i-t:
Kla or tkeia flet 815 Arltuo Wy truinlile
JV.UI fw Itutker Kela fur lay,
Klx of tho IIUbustiTliijr party ot ten tram
Turk's Island got 111 nploco yesterday from
Jones A Williams uf 23 Old slip, the agents who
shipped thorn. To gut It thoy hud lo blgr. this
agreement:
Urn- Vokk, Mtuli It, lJ
W, Hit uuiUrfcUned, litretiy rr, In ooariilcrullon tC
tli money doiv In t,a ptiil. that we will elm lit Mil pro
eerithitft isTuiiift Itie seiitt nt lilt PBrtlvrfubb cent til
out and mir.vUiJy cite.
The six signers woro Dutcby filoacon, John
Connors, Tom O'Connor, Dutchruan Illllor,
Kid Dnrmi, I'ourth warders, and John Whip
ple, the Huston Look, who took part iu the ex
pedition. An tbo men were avny thirty-five days, nnd
hud in on pmuilsed f.!U n month, and tholr
hoard and clothing found, limy wanted uinro
Hum thny gut. but Jones nnd WllllaniH said that
they had forfeited thorost by Flopping nt Turk's
lslaDd, when thoyshlpUHd foriiiintmiala, and
they bad to take tbe U- or leothlng. i no nhli,
plnt: agents ititluiatud that they aetn paving
Ilium nut of their own pocket, with littlu prop
peel of being reimbursed. Hut W, H (iouid, in
liehalf of iiurco Amsllo Soto. ox-l'reHdaiit of
Honduras, will. It Is expected, srjuain niattcia
with tho shipping (Inn.
r'ourth Viunlers Christy Dunegsn. Jloi Bo
gin, and handy Dlx were not prexoiit ut tlio
mooting, mid finio not got their money jot,
William Williams. Jones's mail, did not sign
tlm agreement. Jouoewlll jmy him more tlinn
$15or'et Jilui a good jobns llieuiau.
C'.ipt. Klllllcii Will rind Her.
Barbara Honing, who kosps a saloon at 503
Tct I'lUly Cflll llrt (I, loM Itie puller tldl nt 1 u'clecc
en CiunJsy iiinrnlriy ClurUi J, McMuUcu lint itracoit
her Itiloa hallnHy ael ssultra tier. Mcltutlvti una
halil for rvamtnatlnii nn Thurailay, lut vn rdvuicd hi
tail, ua rrhluy aulu iila bcmliauan wrrMltitl Inai.
iirn itie osf vsi call 1 la Ilia Vurkiih fe.irr fmirl
Mttrlj lira, licrihar 4td nut ai'pcar, a; 1. tvi,Mm
tiltltir it,urt lliul anion jeiaua lu 1 taUai lueullio
riaiiplihiaiit an I.e. I eraiui lcJ tier loipianm fi,u
wtiilt fit aikvd thai Ilia a xauil tali.i U: ieljisriir4
mil I tisiUt, ii.i,i urimiU,-d in Hint inril It look bit tin
iiuhen In Ida ,i reluct to tin It, 1 ha eaa a aa sitjauraail.
In Filter r Ik Arifcur Bttlllllriasa.
Tho commlltee of tbe Chamber ot Commerce
on JuWraal Ir-do and linprovainrtiti ttiruuKti Ita Chair
uiou. ea Mayor BiWaa, rarartsi yealarisy la favor el
IU fcuUUtiw ( a railroad uiliuixoiar Arthur Kill, aaa
U0aaalraaBtiaSjraareva4hariajrL ,
,sl , I I , .1 ,,'t 1 1 Jl ,i
irfratRM nccvrATiort menm,
Aa favcatar wso Preps! ta B A wax; will
lae 1liajMra.
VTAittotaTosf, JInrcli 13. A specimen of
that Yaokeo Ingenuity -which keeps the brain
ot tbe Patent Orfloo Kxamtner In a whirl Is
given In th Illustration below. The Invontlon
manatns troin tho bmln of a busy American
vrbo flnits the delays ot restaurant waiters nn
bearaUo and jenrus for some way to get bis
food on the fly. Thn result of his Ingenious
Impatience is this rovolviiig table, which. If uot
rat In general uso. Is duly lateutad, and tlio
Illustration which Is shown is a fac-slmlle ot
tha drawing reposing tn the archives ot the
Patent Office.
The tablowlll be seen to consist of a row of
Bavelves droulor in form. The lowest of theso
Is stationary, and forms th lablo proporat
which tho customer scats hlmsolt, The upper
shelves move upon anti-friction rollers, and
constitute tbo "solf-wnltlng" fonturo ot the
device. Thoy are divldod Into sections of
nbout twenty feet long, naoh of which Is to con
tain thn whole billot fare, from soup tn tooth
picks. Tbs inventor designs the table to be
driven "bv steam or other power." nnd "at
such speed as tn exhibit the entire billot tars
once per minute."
It Is obvious that If the guests nrn npry there
Is little need of waiters, nnd the Inventor cal
culates that only two will be required for a
tublo that would feed ISO guests.
Theo mny sent themselves either outside nr
Inside the chormed circle, the latter position
being reached by climbing over the tnblo on a
stnlrwny built for the purpose. This stairway
Is broken away In the drawing lo show tbo
pantry under it. whom "tho carver and his
assistants" oro stationed to replenish the de
pleted contents of the tnhln, and tosnntcli off
tlm dlslms for washing as thn table rolls by.
The Inventor is imhiindwltli enthusiasm for
tho spirit of our democracy. He sayn, "all
persons nt this tablo are nut upon an wjunllty
and Iron tonctfor thoinsolves;" but It hns other
nd vint ago besides it civil rights tendency.
Onn of its shining qualities is that It dispenses
once and fomvor with tbo ndlous system of
tipping thn waiter, ns there are no waiters, and
tlm table Is so arranged that It onnnot be
tipped. Of cout'nlt is un Institution thntwiit
never be adopted at railway eating houses.
Any devico which puts It In tlio power of n,
traveller tn get a Btjuarn meal In the time al
lowed hy tho trains would speedily undermine
the business, hut thern are mnny places where
delays aro of comparatively alight conee
titionce. nnd there it will doubtless become
popular. The mechanism which nvolvB it
reuiiiro" to be carefully managed, howovnr. for
If the table should be sent round nt a suddenly
necelnnted spend rwimtemiitlnn would descend
upon tlie guests. Thorn Inside would seethe
eatables MitiLshlngoutof their grasp, whllo thn
outsiders would receive n conglomerate mass
of coffee, turkey, jelly, pin. nnd other delicacies,
not ns they seloeted them, but a tho centrifu
gal luw ot nature deposited thorn.
Tka Cjiaatatf Flewr Show,
At the coming floral and hortleuUurnl show
wh'cli 14 to ti tiol 1 At Metropolitan Opera llnuia on
Mercli J4, 23, 20, itml ::?,xlrcn by itr. 0. 1. Ktuinlcr, two
nuw roAts, ankniiwn to llorlcultatleU, will tic cxlilliitnd.
llity am tiutn vsry iHatitlfut, oaa tf Inr a pure wtilta
am tha i thcr aitark cninaou nralHa tlleaa novelties,
ilia nrw l.tula n-a. " tlvr tlajcau." will ti.ft!iiwn
fnr tlm Ilrsl tpne rim pxllltiitliui will In. a meat In mitl
t al tloraJ dianln. Ua tlia that day II u 111 Iw jhuiuiJ tiy
Iha J turiii-i-a. Vlra lutin Jaieti Aalor, Mra Aitcilt
Bahimnl. Mra Adit, SI I-rhn. Mra .IchaJnj. Mra Wui.
al. Phaa. Mra. Ororue lleurv VVarrca. Mra. F.iluard
t'oeivcr, Vre U P. Vtorton Mrs t'rHerle J. de rtrtlrr,
Mr llntnL'tek Man. Mrs. fui O. llaiucralay, aiui Mrs.
Hubert 11 Uvaie.n.
A New IleaTord Iuallla4'a Cantrarla.
Nuw BunronD. March IS. Tom MeManns.
ttie pniflliat, of tlua titty, liaa soma hoary work ahead.
1I la I IliditToin Bate I of St. Jotiu, N. II .jvrlie foUallt
tlm ' M trlur." MLMaaua to atop Datea Id rour rounda.
Tlia csulial will lake ili: In Ht. Jnhn. 1 lieu lie will
himtiNillI wiUl ileors'a JJiilio uf Lwruie: auil no
March LSI, B Crank ha P Kile. N. II.. lie will llitht F. Is
Buthaaan v.hb tunU ffhtTca luallrilah, tlia wlnuirlo
re flva l'i per -it aud lli Inaer Jpper riut. of tlio
gale recti, u. Moatauua la training lu tlna city.
Funtkall.
The champion O. N. T. Clubot the American
Koolitatl AaMuiialiou easily ilvftateil Ilia UaaraUe Club
ot this illy hi a nintoli jcaterdtty at N, auk tiy tire
IP, it,. Iiinnno. Ills rnnla wli-u KirkiillijC Mrl'aun tJ,
J Mvltli-nav. Joe Sltlieiitiy, nisi J. Kvrarbrti'k. VV. al.
Maaiay kept iroal lu flue fnriii for the Hiteraiilee.
Al'ORTIKa XOTKH.
The race li irca ef t'lo late Hronr3 L LordUrd will ha
run in lite nu aet,r tlio hoi a. hlaule.
Vni k and (hark vrlll ifli a boiler exhibition In
fiitreiahai Ihihnevt lliura,Ui tiLiilin:.
Vcrnllt by vusirullua, llif tninniia limit i,f sjindthrift
ond wlhur L'enuhie rucera. uhd ua hcb. 21.
Mr J. P liisc, llif Caiiaillaii lioriian in, 1ml an
uiuiiiliiI Ida tntiiiiiiiii or reiiriiar troai tin. luif.
I olna mil hsvu a liani.il shew lu A rlt st Meclia'ihV
Ihi 1. liiiiilliir Ion sit iniu. 1 nlnea cUtht .Vlareli -o.
Ilielialof )irniiiril a.,le rncla triuka ii,it huluiles
PaUim.,1). iluiteiil erir, Pni eot 1'ark all 1 Parkinl",
The Inat man In tlru fur llie lljlrlot baao boll lemr.
Hiiiiiiiii. liaa ifiitu h.a aii.alure, and uiudo die ahitf.
Kiraioauilwlo.
Ilia imly trottlnir votinrrter nhoae aire nnd dam lisle
enrli lrnkui 2 ,o I s ctimtuut ally by .Nuiivood. 2.1S.V;
dam Adelaide, J.l'JJJ,
TheM ilional lloraa Khow Aaaeclation hsie dreidid not
to ime aa latillillloa Una aprhnr fr.lliill.iAr Hurkbaa
alreadj bikini fur a ahmi lu the fall.
Jockov aUL-mrblia expected to attend tho aprlnar
rru , a st Naa'ivllle and Muiuitiia. but Ilia eorlv worhllnf
ofihiryer Hrotliera1 lioraea nut keep blei.nl home.
Sixtteli Ptakea are tn bed lidid at llio cuad anauol
inerliiar ef I lie Sew York M lie f nutunf llnrae Kreeilera'
AMortelion to he held at Itoiliuaur SepL 7, s, and e.
Tlw atakt a will cloao Ap-U I.
Knee bnrare at Mnnnionlli r.srk. Jerome rark, Sbei pa.
head Has, nnd Jlrlirtinia Ikath ora huilur IhutftroJ aud
eMoniteil wllh cull t liar exercla-, ftia rarrra liavo
wihura.1 Hull at all the stalilee
fbe tilcyrle record frnm fiJ to 1R miles vina broken on
Sti ailsv lalt by lloid'l.le nt Vlhiiieaiiiilia In tua rsce
nrahisl Scluick lime VI luitee. :l iVclO; IV mllea,
U.I I je, nud 181 ailha, and lam, lu IJ koura.
riie hiuaenie iiaiuber of I.H70 entries for ttda fuapon'a
raca m Jtuinji'iiitii fark rivea lbe lanuaera a aironir
title to thilri'lahu tint Miiuinoutll la tile New.uarl.et of
America. Entries anew an luereuM u( mora than 800
over loatjeitr,
Tlio Kxecutlve rnramltlee of the Rncksaav Steeple
chftu AsioelBtioii llnve itci,t,'d to trv tha exi erimeiii of
a iril.tsuiiilii-r uieethur ID aildhloii to Ibelr iprhi aua
fall race Jutr I, J, tout & am tuentlo'ied far the rand.
wuJleJ alirJi.eU.ueia.
Hiiiiiiiii hcott has reafitoel lite cecrt(,rj plilp of the
Prlvhu fllnliiif Kiw Verk In rnr,ir nf llalM S'nll CIhIio
liii. Ii ia been appuhitcd allberluleudeat of lbe treik,
mid irill alio lank nut for Ilia n'ellerul lrclfara of the
in, niuirs et lbe club Umitr.
.11 an curi rUlnaiiDt lor Ilia beuaflt of Mike Cntura la
Hurry lllll'allioatre.iiii the fib Im.i , )lll.e I'haryand
Jaik l.iiiiai, CiiarHe Morion Biid Ti-m lleiir), f'di
haisr and Julia Slcl.'ul e Hid 'par, Join, JJiAujila will
li,tt folium la the s-ltid iii
John Tnrnir lis In tmhilna; Kdenn Tbome, KettU
Iannis Trinket, rianta i'iuu, ilirrman. Illra llran,
Iruaa Kllir. l,u,i II ly Biiiion. uaJ a few proinii,i,r
frh tiiai ra I Usui Tlurno mid tlio oilier oldcaue
,JUn rs are werktliir don M In a tine cdk'e
j:ro.iktyu'afa.noii4 Jo -key eafreaea tbo epiul in that
lliuru uro loo illan iiiiC'liiiree o a,ra and too many
niiw race cnuraia for tbw j.awl nf the lurf Mehauirnhn
luiriui 1 1 reiunrka'ily "iiccwijrut i srnr la o. use loro
aiable Ibnt baa liecoiae Iha rlr luet 111 ttlfa ru'lntry.
Hope aprliura eioriud In Itiu liuiaau brcaat. ripts ally on
thn turf.
An rent i f prest Intereat In tlia apnrtlnr u art 1 will
lake iilace win it the joain: iimna if Iha famous I nko
lltai kl,urn appear in 1li rale rinr la New ori(, tnrfille r
Willi lbe oilier lolta front Ku lu Meade. Pruml ha, I'll
qaircr, and llrt.it Toinv nlll at! be a ad. A con .fin mi.
hany liitereldnir lire, dhnr will bs that by Luke HlMek.
burn Irulu Jl v Lo-if, ibuilam , llramble.
llie Pitvlnf l lob nf Nviv Vork halo aecttrel llielr
nront.da nt a rrduoed rent, rtia policy ef tlio new
tnaiiiueiuent a 111 he to CI o rpci Int rather limn ? uerid
nil ef, an I to keep rxpri a-a In-hU lbe anilULl hicnllie.
1 liu Ufh ire are ilirll II i ner.l'neidint; N. I, llsnlln,
V ifi t'rii-deiil, Mr Pe I'li'lnm. Ir1 lorcr; Unlit siolt,
seorelirv llie Kleoillllo (louinillleo Inrhllea hhep.
Iir,l I kiuipii, h'slhna Mlam, l, II 11 ij m n I, Jaaou
.Miller, i il'l hand rrolt,
1 li'. ail lir of nralllo lueii Intcr'ittol In I'la It.t.
prim nn at or ir thri. nut i i f(t.t,urira hii uerU, and
tralil d llie 1 enllll lllinlu s-me TfOllnl llnre- Un i it
(la A - i ml l.itl. N I, l.d ibiite nf Ihn, s e was
i-hll.il i'rralde'il, A W llirlil.oii ef .New l'nll,eciro
tan a I It. II Uetidrrkoa of sbnri n. lieaaarir llena
ileclilid in hold a liiiiilliir lli't ll and 7 and alukei for
icarlla.'a. two year ( 1,1 I line Jar nidi, fujr Jvar oldf,
file leor.nldB, and alulholia itete opeued
Tbe rurri Htt i ewil 1dm aja Ibat atr It.mieralll
arnd JIiiihI n out after cnpa ellatllr Minferd Ima
nrdrrod llli lllaauer htll null a poserrnt alaUleof per
fnrint-ie llr Imi hua br a Btrraullit-iilnu Ina atlllia,
Mr. t-dirlti Tliorne will br repr-aeiiti-d with a mora lew
erful aiulila Ibau he liaa luvl Inr Jeara llr Ablen lid,!,
aiitllh liaa n viable air, nv la l.iiint era, and Una lletiv
Hi w ird nnd Tr icr Mai ir Vic mull, anil HeMre lliou,
Ihl, Jenetl llcr'eiretl lee'li II ehiimn Sanborn Csliill,
hjiril Miele, llucke, eutlth, uud nil, ar nell kiiowu
biirdera villi ntfaiu pioaihiiaitlj In aulrj hatl aud help
( li l'ie trotting loin.
The Twrlflh lief Itnint Atlitrtlo AurK-lallon elllhell
an ainal-iir liilrr intlllur atblelio liiurtiiiiacut and re.
cepuuiial tiirir anaorj i ururr Uruvl uy and Inrir fltib
airnt. on MoisMi evepluv, Airll ie ira f,lbona
laaliat ef eeeiita In b lonlirled. Half mile lintnllepp
run. oi.t to ud auijleLra,i,ifuiiU tui.dicap wt.U os-i,
lo all aiinteurr, Uuie mile iroaijoi pi nt, luair
niari'lilnr ei ler, oi en to meinii-ra et tbe rwelttli
lUrlmeul ei.lr, IM'Mirlt lillidla rece, aerateh e, eu
tit all luetiilaia if fntlf It llreutiinl; 4ilyuid tail,
ai ratUi nj ea to all taeailera 1 1 1 sidui Kerfliaenli In
dhl,tual 1 lie: i.f.w at lib re triv ei eu load uiiinttera
of Tirelftti Kichiient tiiav led) leilnvMit bicycle txl
lilblllnit llnidioine tfid 1 1.11 1 ailit r ie t ,.t ii ill itpttt
aeuta I lo Prat and irceait hi ell h t leal Ar, tlilranre
favot &0 Cante mx man laual aicoii,iiii rat li anil every
entry, and tniial be actil to I'J l.raih I'walliUr hex
8 '.sil , kewVvrk.er inada rt iba ar.norj rridayavau.
Jajn. SUlrtMoereluvlye AyrtUla,
WILL tUSW XOBKBRB 0BT1TO BKAMKn?
Sea. Halter an lae K. T. sal oT. K. Qnarral
ta the Maiaacknaella Istlalalara.
Ocn. Bonjnmtn F. Butler wna In town yes
terday, having left Boston on Friday night. A
reporter of Thk Sun asked him:
"What Is the meaning of the order of Sena
tor Coagswell, Introduced In theMaseicbusetts
Bentte yestonlny. to provont asy further hoar
ing ot tho New Vurk city cscltallsts as to their
bolnc deprived of tbelr bid on tbo Now York
and Nnw England bonds whon tbelr bid was
luO.QOO larger than tbnt accepted by tho Gov
ernor and Council from a Boston party ?"
"I do not know what the Intention of that
movemont Is," Gen. Butler ropllod. "If It was
' to prevent the hearing of tho claim by tho com
mittee, I think It exceedingly Injudicious nnd
nnwle. The How Yorker say to tho Massa
chusetts legislature: 'Wo haven claim against
your Btate which wo ivnnt tha Legislature to
consider. Wo bellevo It tobenneiiuitable one. If
not a legal one. If cxiuitabto ouly, tbu Court of
Claims can't boar it: If legal, while they wight
co before tho Court of Claims, thoy are uot
bound so to do, Tho United Slates
have a Court of Claims, but Congress still
bears a great mnny more claims against
tho Unltod States than does the court.
Where the Jurisdiction in doubtful Con
grvsB frequently pasnon a bill to Kilo the
Court of Claims jurisdiction, but Couj;russ
never refuses to hear n claim to thn fullest ex
tent which Is fairly mnde and reputably pre
souted. I should regmt very much that any
thing should be dona by thn Legislature of
llnssnchuseUs which should givo causa of re-
firnach to thn Main, Hint she in unwilling to
into every act ot hers nnd tho Executive
niarulnod Into In the fullest mnnnor. nnd
It I was thn warmest friend Gov. Hohlnsou bad
In the world, with my understanding nt his
Action I should desire that the matter should
bn lookod luto, I do not bulievo that It can bo
shown or that It Is true that ho has profited a
single dollar out of tho hundreds ol thousands
that wolo made out of this whole business, aud
nothing oan cause thu people of the Common
wealth tn usct en. except a succtiseful effort
of his misjudging frlunds to luivo the evidence
suppressed. A prominent divine hns Enid.
'Bvery cbaige against n c'orgyuitin must be In
vontlgnted. or its truth is taken for granted.'
nnd sn with a prominent puMiu man. An a
matter of party tactics, I don't feo how tbo llo
publicans can fit I llo an uxiuninnlinii uf tho evi
dence which, it Is claimed, will show Hint the
Hlatn lost and thn claimant lost toOU.OOO by
rejecting tha bid ot tho claimants and doing
tlie othor nets regarding tho matter which am
alleged."
" Bo v on think that tbo Investigation will be
stnppnd ?"
" Having once begun, tt will be suicidal to
stopiu Tlio liupublican party in Muesnuliu
Beits mny tje strong enough to sustain such
action, but not in tho country."
"Have you read Gov, lloblnson's letter do
cllnltic to nppenr us a witnobu '"
" I liavo not men ll."
Tho i opoi tor produced a cony, and Oon. Bnt
lerenld: "I rogret very much ihn punllc.ition
of this letter, liec.uiso If the Governor of the
Commonwealth knows any fact that ought lo
bo told to do justico to thu citizen, he 6uglit to
loll It to any tribunal which has summoned
him to its hem inc. In thn trial of Aaron Burr,
Chief Justice Marshall issued n subru-ua to
the I'resldent of the Unitod Stales. Thomas
Jufforson. tbeu In tbo Capitol at Wash
ington, to appear at liicomund and bring
with hlin a letter which Gen. Wilkinson had
written him. and which Burr stated was neces
sary to his defence. 'JhU wau douo alter tho
fullest oxnmlnutlon and argument, and JolTor
non answered the subpoena by funding the let
ter, which was all that was wauled, uud the
defence expiessod therasolvos sntislled with
such obedlonce to tho writ of thn court.
I do not understand Gov. Robinson'
grounds that ho must nnt appear before
tlie committee and tell what he knows
becauso he hns to pons upon tlio subject
mnttnr of what Is done in his niTlclul churncter
as Governor. Suppose the Governor should
sen a man shoot another in the public sir, etfi.
and be thn only witness tn Identify the criminal
nml should bo summoned before tho Supremo
Court ou tho trlnl fnr murder, would ho refuse
to oboy tho summons of tbo court on the
ground tbnt he would be culled upon nn Gov
ernor to pardon tlin criminal If convicted y At
II rid blush I fall to dlstlngultdj between tlie luo
cases."
MOF. DANA US KVOI.VTXOX.
lie llellevrs tknt steal a,.rj1ea Cnn be Ac
cmiild lor br Ike Xlnrwlnlun '1'kenry.
Nuw Havkn March in. In coucludinp; hla
soriesof ledums nt Yale to-day on evolution
Prof. James D. Dana, tho eminent geologist,
said that natural ciuses havo boon sunk-lent,
man and some other animals excepted, for tho
evolution of speoios from other specie. Tho
strongost mon lu Intellect and will nro grad
ually taking possession of tho world, thus ex
emplifying natural selection, nnd this is been
In Great Britain's occupation of mum parts of
thu globo. Previous to 1K5Q it was supposed
tlmtspocles iihvuvs existed in the samo con
dition they woro then found. Now this lias
vanished largely, owing to Darwin's "Origin
ot Species." All tho mothods of association
of spocias are natural selections through
which Darwin holds speilis originalo.
The causes of migration of plants
and animals are very great, tbe most
Important being the ihauco of bor Intel. le
nialns of trnpieal species am found in Great
Britain, ehowtug that Mint country was onco
united with tint eminent- North Anioiiea was
once joined to l!uronj across tlio AlCIIC Ocean,
thus allowing tl npns-ai:noi aniiuuliinnd blr Is,
Winds cany manv hundreds of miles small lu
sects, heeds, Ac. Wo know tbnt n kind ol over
green, now the glgniitic trens of California, ex
ists In tho Arctl'.- ii-gions. whore itunaina of it
havo been found, and llio-o treo:. luu.-t have
passod to the Arctic region from either thn
American oi European side. A cnmnlule libt
of those migrutioiiH inn soon bo made.
All chnngea In physical conditions or migra
tions may work great chaugea oilhor for good
orevil. Tlie migration ot tho potato bug Irom
Cnlorodn has been very rapid, and were it not
fur man's care there would Pave been u com
plete destruction of tho soocles nf potatoes.
Man iu this care Is tho sufferer. The bees nt
Kuropnhnve exterminated from Australia the
fillngli'n.s boo of that country. Bright colors
are n dlsiidvnntngu to creatures, for thoy ulloiv
their adversaries tho bettor tn bee them, ln
incLs which feed on learos nro green, those
feodlngon bulk brown. If tomperature or tha
humidity of Hlmntes bn ehnngod.lt will Ikv for
the benelltof some kiiociesaud tho disadvan
tage nf others. Cutting down shade trees will
strengthen thn grass which wan under the tree,
while It will crowd out the weeda. If eats am
exterminated, it will Increnne field mice and nx
termlnnte ls-ns. for the cat feeds on the mica
and the mien on tho been.
Tbe Islam) ot ht, Helena had once a thick
growth of trens, but nnw lias none, owing to
indiacriminnti) cutting aud tho introduction nf
the gout. Tr.o euincles ot plgoon nro most
numerous liiAurtiulln and other islands, be
cause tbero are nn animals there that destroy
tbelr eggs. Darwin holds tbnt through pro
teelinti of a species originates new species In
tlmo, but v.u would think Unit something in
the !hsle.ii strueturo miut direct aud limit
tha change.
bixuitrv ii nt i a viar rutin.
Twn Yena PkllHtlelpklnna RnlnrlHl.i a I"r
rntacilnna Cruwd fnr Two allnnlea.
run.ADiif.ritfA, Miucli 13. --Two of tho
most prominent society mon In Phlhdclphia
engaged In n flat fight at Plttoontb and
Walnut stieets u foiv d lys ngj. Tho pugi
lists wero iinsaox Davis, a well-Uiunn
lawyer, and " Willie" MoClellnn, a uupii'jvr
of the l.ito (leu. McClclinu and a brother of
"Olllo" MrCiOll.iu, ono ot tho beet known of
tho toungar (iflluMrH of the l'eniisylvnnlu Hail
ro.id. The light ocemro.l In linmi duyllglit,
in thn centre of tlio fnshlnnnhln tdirt of thn city.
Miflelhn. who nnh and lights a good deal
like Domlnlck McCilTrey. liltllMis on tbe noso
nt the output. D.ivia rottirtiod it as vlgoiously
as lie could and knocked JlcClellau'a hat Into
thn gutter.
Alter two mlnutos' nliuglng, In thn pretence
nf a promiscuous crowd, tho pugilists tieatd
thucri ot "pollci-l" nud, seniratlng, r.iu to a
neighboring saloon. The Ih'bt ie said tn havo
h"i-n nvei a woman, hut tho men f.iy It vt,u oc
casioned Iiy a biialuusc dilUrenoo.
Jltdu'l (iel Very Fur Vl'rel,
Michael K.ine, ngml 11, a frosh-'ooUIng coun
try boi, dicMuduu rrntnj taal hirdlnif rowa In flay,
euae, N, J,, wnt not ektltlav aliuujrli nnik, and li ,d Mr
Miuiowny, Ida cnifiojir, It.at ho vaa goinr ititMrai,
hcvrjeraey bad not done the finara thing Ion nnl bint,
votinr Knnaaald. Jill purenu. who (vera alwas poor,
had left lutll aa r-rphau a ) ear a;n, and ht null lirotli, r
and etater had died aliotll alter in the snake Mill
A'tiiaboUfe. lbe hiiabtlle llulueo? Ike wll 1 Weil was
Ihvtliliixfnr hltn. Mlllrrl('llne Toik yamrlny
with lo oanu In Ida pur' nnd an eaiuy afoinacli
.keiit Wllvou of l1!- -ef'el) fnr the rroleiiunii nf
I'lllellj lo llididriu fuuild iiliu naiidulllig aim'cvalv In
Urniidiia) If till all rj irniea l un i ion ini. ll ., linn,
thL Cliildren'a Al'lrocieij whili-lpMui on Iiii nti Meat
jaanlkor Arebar frnllavv Caiiinrcd,
Danviu.f, III,, Mnrcti 18,-Bamuid Archer,
aiibthir number at lbe uuioiioua uutlan family of
Arclien, three of wboui were Ij itched st fhuili, led.,
euTuetdaj i.ixht, wai arretted latalaat tilrltt near Cor
flirlolt.lnd The pnanaar a m hniiifht tothla city and
n IU lev taken uiahiieJa u day. 71,tre are threa ludict
iiieaia agaiuvl lihn for murder lu lbe flrat deyrre Me
had keen hMliig for aiona uvnuiha. and when sweated
waa wntklns lu lbe tl liter. He woj heavily alined hat
the oillcar took him auaaarea Ha la a aoi ef loot
Archer, sat tt tka WolUvra kapjad, kod laJijaara
el ms.
I -maaj - , 1,
AID ITO MBBCAWD. A.
Mara ataaav CWnlriaaraaa mr Pnraall aaet la 9 I :
vitaisHaa BTMaeraMa. a ,
Trwutirer MoAteooaa ot tho exxnjnHto
that engineered Bishop OTorroll'a Uetara. ty "
which the fishermen on the west const of Ire U1 ;
land have been so matarUllf helped, sent a Y-)
check for ilOO lo Thk Sou office yesterday. dV
with this lottor: ffi ; .
To ma Unites or Ths itHr: Incteaed pleuaaa4 li ,
check for $im, third inalatlment froen proereds af lae. W
ttiro dellvtred hy tha Rutrtt Ber. SUaliop OTarraU la tt i
aid nf lite poor Suhtrtnen ou tha watt poaatof Iraut4 l;
it la Ina earnril wUh Uiat aidaas sbaolnltly nteoeaarjr (f- j
for the purcliaie ot fond Iha proceeds of that lactara , ft j
vhoiildbea-t apart fnr the psrcbaaaef beats anst tackle ft
for tbem. Thla mnkea t.aoa ta IMS aaaootrt ts ate H: !
eluded a aulverlrtlnn of aim reran Hack MnaJeeaaB. as VI
or V 1'nil hixij.vixtb atreei, m from TIcsMKnent If '
Itaane 14 New Jerver, MVt froea an Anterkran laak - s;
ruud. sjorrnm the lien Jonlon U Molt, and 110 treat i
tha Kev. Dr. Knrarth of Newbarsk. H. V. Tbs eeeuast. IV 1
ten reae-cifully aak tttat kreeaiii reuirna Im martafor f
th Vets nm yet accounted for. Teora v cry rrvptetraHjr. f )
HBNkvalcAuevis, Traaa.U Waosrifty-lhlrdrtree. m
J. II. sent tain a note from raterson. N.Je 'J!. : '-
There was fl iu this letter: ?)
Torns Kprroanr Tnt vnitr: rnclnaefl pleas na4 ir
SI fnrikartlHtnl Hie jioor atarvliig nakar folkaf Ira- LU
land. Ililnkllatyoii, and IioMok (bat tied will bleaayoa t. i
for thr.owl)ou have dose, Iain, very reaaooifaUy. . i
Oaa or Ireland's koats,
A money ordor for 110 came with this note: hi'
Tn tub r.niroanr Tub 8a Br.-tn yeatentajr'spopara, ? i
In the faretrit ncna.1 read a at ntemaat eC the xtroavailaai M
tltittlon ot llie peoi Ie hihahithir tbe Ulunda on the weata JL
arncoailef Ireland pftrtlcttiulirtkcieeilrlngonthaArrSBa M ' 1
laiaii'la. and alvu thai itie New VorkeiDx waBpartonauat fr ' VI
thecltaritable work of tornardrnir rtmttlaoeia ro Ikoaa Mi! n ',
nnforiniiaie penple A few a! tha rrainnsa la taa (if ! I '
rlovertiutrni f'rliilliiff Office have cenltlbnled Ihelmtta fe, I J
for Itaa relief ef tlietr follnar heiac. Kucloied plaaaa S' I
Qud s uioney enter for the sum of lea doilara rsioj. tr i
r. v. k.Riiirii n PrMiMnoL kti
WasiiiseTos. P. P., Hatoh I 'aa. &
" A l'rlend" sent Vi " to aid tho poor ot th S t
Arrnn Isles." . . Af '
Thk bUM'H fund for the fUbsraion stood rasa Jl, ,
turduy: lf : I
PreTlntidrarknonlrdireJ ts,r09 3T K -
Ibrnavb lleari JdcAliueati ,,, ,. dfk) 00 rt l ?
1. H.iif I'aterann. N.J IOD M i
(laoof Irrlan I'a Sntia 100) cl' ' i
I're-vinen at Wnahlurton 10 00) ,fN fl '
A Irluid to) '! i I i
Total t0.61S ST j '
Tho Bov. Henry V. Baxter of 8L Poter'at lii
Church. HiiveiHtraw. N. Y..hont to Tun Bum til i
chock for t5. which he wrote wan the pro- J",
coeds of nn nmntnur drsmntio perfnrmaacs) -
l-iven by thu young pnnple of hla parish for tha '
benefit of the l'nrnell fund. TltK HUK also re- jB1 J t,
celvod a chock for $l!(K). This was subnerlbad ft' ; V
by Ilannlg.in it Bouillon, the dry goods mark ' i ,
clinnts of Grnnd street, nnd their employee. i
Sovunty-six dollars and twenty-live conta asxns t!
with Uiis note: . '
Tiiina nniToitor Tnv cct ,vfr: Plcaaipnbllahlnyoef 1 '
valuable tinter tbo follontnc euu-rilvllon ilvt far Iba , I
1'aruell f'arltamentary Fluid from iha amplnyeas ef et ' i
Kuierweaiber A l.adew, v::u lo nil Mdrllire ureett t. , ,
Twisdiilluraiibecruitioiiat J. II. i. on on lox. i l
one diillarauti. rrlpthniK: Mtrltael lleylnn. Win. ttarry. Ji ,
Tin, a. Curcuma. Clttia. ( olee John Outiairutbain, Mlensal A i
r,iok. Jatnsa currun. Thoa t'hary, Muhuel Corblttoba W '
t'ouifhlaii, Walter Cnnnctl. Jnhu tloffey, Edw. J. Dene- 1 '
hue Tikis. Dwiari John liieiiuaii, ItiLhard linglasd. r' ;
Ilntiucl I'arreil, vt. Httiiairirk. 1'dnard tlrace. Wm. T. SI
foirnsin, llHrliu lloarj, Jnlin Jlaurutuu. Ulina Klcrnaiiv i "
Itenri viuri li. Mlclnrl MurptlJ. UiinUt McKvoy.Jnba JSV
MeOarrj. l'u,rhk UiPeimot, Aitilretr hafent, Joka ( ' I
triirirn. I'uttlck O'l'rlen.Jotin Turcell, Edward rowin r-ii I '
Win V.iail-in. Thov slia.v,J.S Siaiitalnn. Jamea Suoora, -f, 11
M ut A Murke, Ji.hu scullion Jnlin Jiciilt, Jnba Miawr- fjil t
neiai. flioM. r orntoa, Aturtlii Ttinrntnu, r.Jvvnrd WatstL. ivl 1 1
alirbiirl ifiiliihui, John Mnpleton. Jekn I ItrpotrUik. tv 1 ,
lifiv-ciiit eutteriptloiiai owtn Aheirn, rarrUiat &. i I ,
Abinrn. Peter Attterton. John Hranlar, Jninea Caiemaai, hr,f .a
liuvtd (.olettian, r. Coualuan. Jntti(.a lionoba. Joaa z ' 1
Pwjer, John Pvnnv. "Mt rianarnn. JatttaB Oraeat Min
JiiM.pt! drovir Jkiuev ilaitronl.Alfocd llalvoeen, X alaf- fit a .
ana. u.inie hi hin. Joan MclH.ttatd, ldwnril atolvonklo- ir , 1
John Muinikv, I'nltii k Murlihi.JJainer Maikle. Mlckael ffi' U
Miirpbi, Itaniel vturphy. James Mnhcr, Anton Oaa. IA ' 8
William O'Brien Joint O'Urodv, Kertlii Palmer, Hlekaal '-it. $
UiihiUHi. JoeephT llDiinu, f HuUivan. Mlllam bhcfflrlc, Ivn 'H
p J. Mefford. Thoinse Wtlaon, Patrick Wollti. Malt ll.f, 3
WnUU. II. ll llrown. iiii 3
Twentj five cent vnbscrlpttnnai John Cornell, Cash. iff!
Ji liu 1 naii. Jnlin riiinnrau, Ariliur UleBVon. Jnhn Gat wli 1 ,
unlMri; Win (lull ua. Jok lleuucnlottcr. Annual lleater, wV 3 ,
Arllter Kennwlj', AnriiK lirana John Lskey, Tkesiaa Pll 5
lnora. Kb iisrd Mooitei. Jautva atnrjdiv, tranlc Marrla, jri,i; $ '
iKnr.'e Nednrter, Axel I'elemon Krnnk Cfnihtn. Rohari iTih; i3
Paler. John Iciiiievoii,. Michael Wedlock, h'icliolaa Bar- ',K'l B'
rlge, Win Itrrlicsn, I. II Mhcffiold. T'a"'?-
Tlnee trim built young men walked Into Tirst 'iVli! '
Run ollioo and laid down t7, which wns suba ftji I
scribed ns follows: Patrick linlly US, T.Wassora iiif .11
maun $1. nnd Michael Hiiggert Jl. , (flM 'B
Tim bus list of contributions to the Parlls Jl Jl -g
mentiiry l'ltud uowHtauds: f',M,' 3'
t'reltonili ucknewledtted. f4,l&0 IS lA,i i
Key. II I'. Maxtor ItSSa l,f E
llaiinljia A lloiililun nud employeea.. 300 00 fa, rt
e mrlnvera i f 1 aieiwcatlur A LaOevv 76 2S KVj ' U,'
Patrick Kelly Sua V' ( 8 !
T. IViiR.illiiallii , 1 n0 irill A
UichaeJ llujieny 109 Mil J
Total nsMit Mr R
Cnl. John O'ltvrno will lecture on Wednesday l ! f ,
evening at htein-vny Hull for tbo huneflt of tba 7 3 .
I'arnell P irll.imontiry fund. Tho entertain- pi i fl
mentwill Im under thn direction of the AnoieuC j I H
Ordnrot lliburninns, Piof. J. A. Ueeuan will ,, ,1
inelto "Shaun's Ue.id." and Mrs. Dr. ToaL Ki It
Miss Annio Healy. Miss Magglo nnd Mlsi 5K7 M
Kntlo Bonn. Mies Katie Hart, and Miss Mnrr $M &
O'Den will sing. Piof. Bamn's Klxty-nlnttt .fts- H
Beglment baud, in full uniform, will pel form 'fW
tho overture. Col. Frodoriok A. GoDklinaT will r,i if
preside. Wt if
JUHM.Ult K'3 ItCPKAT. jy tl I
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Tka Lllirrjala I'zutl filer kta lie re re nn (Ml .'. IV B ,
Mlilrlt Mnmipely Ulll. Wji f
Br.iti.iN-. March 33 The rejoctiiuj of th mK
two fundiimuctal clauses of Uio Spirit Monopoly V"
bill by tho committee of tho Bclchstng Is oaulv WTjt 9
nlcnt to tlio dofont of tho measure, Prlnno Bis- tfe'S; ,!
mniek, deeply mnrtlllod nt this action, blttarlv ttff' "j ,
reproached Iterr von Boettlcher, Imperial Cc'J .
Homo Minister, and llorr HcholK. Minister ot ' I ''i
jrinnnen, for having fulled to m enro tnvnrabla ifY4
action on the measure, Willi his Uhual tenacity li(f 1
the Ctuiueellor still clings to the project. 5 '
Tho Liberal uow-papom ruli ovor tho fact j.-) i
lh.it l'rinco lllsniiirck wns nbeent from llie i",t6 i
lteb-hst.ig during tlio debate on tho bill, after 12. 1 i
ho had announced tnnt ho would bo present Vit H
and tako part in the discussion. 'r J! j
A. I
l'raacrer VAIIlluae lSrllrr. iA ,
Bkhi i. March 13. Kmperor William bus ra- ; 9.
cnveml Irein lua Indlvpn-liinn aixl will tiliiti'l llie ban- allt S
quetlo ho held lure lo morrow tlin aunll eraary of lb 'iLii '
ac-ailou uf Alexander 111 to tba ibroini uf llutaia. .v.tj
Montroal'a Weill. 'f'i
Montukau March 13. The City Oounoll hM JV ;
daclded loraiel,oia),Uy, by lucaca uf Inula, tosay oal ls'
the deficit Inrurrud hy llie aiall-pnx epidemic nsd ta ,ri j
liiakoaainur) iiiil'ioviiaeuui fbla nill umke lh tutal r"A t .
debt of llie eujr wanonioi ill I t
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the linbllllv for tho "Un. CoaallaBloa. Kriioltoue, ! . I'M
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