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! THJ5 SUN, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1896. . ,
NOW FOR THE BRIBE GIVERS
-"- -
nno aitsn tub $i,voo jtiT.r.n that
HSOWEO IIOHN IN 188.
Tka !Tw Orond f nrr nectllr Inttrncltd
Tka llrlbert Arr Ware Ikan Ik lIHhcd
lr. Walls lo -pienr IlrCnra Tkatn.
Tlio turn of tho distributors of tho Tirtmil
way boodlo Is comlnc now. Thoy ware com
rounded to tho apoctnl attnntlon of the new
Grnnd Jurr which was Imtiannellod la the
GonerM Bosslon Court yestordny. Part I. of
that buiiy court was cnttnmod full of citizens
of this town whon Itecordor Smyth nscemk-d
the boneh. and Crier Phillips. In tho venerable
formula that ha been In uie lnlio court since
Quoon Anne's rolen, proalalmod tho openlwr
i( the April term. District Attorney Martlne.
and Aeltnnt Ulvtrlct Attorneys FIlMfernld
and Nlcoll. sat within tho bar. Inspector
llyrnes sat on a small loathor-covernd sofa,
noar tho door leading to tho District Attorney's
offlce. Chief Clerk Spark callod tho roll of the
Orand Jury panel. Out of iltty talemon sum
moned. tlilrtr-two nppnared. Of these, nine
were excused, tho Grand Jury bolnir comuosod
of twontythrcoBood mon and true. Ilocordor
Binyth appointed JosopU II. Drown, of Drown.
Drapor A Co.. importers of silks, 51!i Droadway.
foreman. The others nre:
Norrii Woodruff, nierohiiii. ei Front street: John A.
Crane, m-ntleinui, 53 Meet rnrti nliitli nndi Alexin-t-t
Senberirer. jeweller. Ml Avenue Ut Thnnlae i'.
8 otn. fin els, xo Uroadwa) I N. I. Curt. metals, '341
Wsier streett Calvin . Knox, broker, pier 14, .urlli
Ki'rr; Albert u. iDrta. merchant, ihi nhlte street!
cnarla ! !c"lt, inrrclinnt. 4A U i.llsin (treat; llanry s
Crr. nmUiaiit, 178 Mnter tretti Jnme; L Her
ein! Chantbera streetl Irederlck W. Ultlne.
lander, M Cedar etre.ti llenrv . I'lrsell,
Tniru fourth street and Eighth avciiuel Jamee I. Par.
aliatt. revl estate, l.ltw Washington avenue', Lewie
lew.iicond merchant, 510 Uroadwa) : tleorgs A. (leant,
Jr tlrv goods 30 Weal lourleeiilh streetl vnrnn Fit
mail, merchant, 39 South Mil Iuhi "trr.tt liarinu vv. an
.rlile, iron. font of West 1431 street: W nllem 8.
lliynre meat ltet aalilnirtnii viarkel.aud hellgmnii
adfer. inercliant. 3WH litirclt atreii
Id no other prosonco than that of the Grand
Jury docs a Judge of this county stand when
upon tho bench. Ilocordor Hmyth roso and
tilled the Grnnd Jury, who nlso were standing.
Crlor I'hllllps commandod all present to bo
sllont, under pnln ot Imprisonment, whllo the
Court ciinriniil the Grand Jury, and thou llu
corder ainytll said:
It in a matter nt public notoriety, and the- recorde of
tnta court dlsi. lose the fact that at tha laet term of litis
court eevsral persons lio illug pnUllcs olnclgl position
were Indicted by the tlraiid Jury nt this county fur tha
crime of briber) or receiving bribes. Uii to the prtsetit
time, no far as I am ttitoriued, no ptrsuii has Ijaen I ai
dttted who hat been guilt) of lirit Pit: thoie person
Ifthoee charge which were nimie hy a furiner ilrand
Jury of this count) are true, It le maiilfeet that Nome
otlier person or persons hav a been irulliy of bribing tho
Jersnus en churgel hi the Imltotminta by tha ilrand
ur , utid there It a prnvislou of law which covers the
ease, If anv euch cane there le nt peteone who actually
Wife In the hueineee of hrtbttnr public nfflcer
In my Judirmeut, nnv pereon who approacuee another
fur the purpose nt tirttilutr hhn. and lunuciiifl: liliu to ia
late a public truer, le muUi woree, and shriuld ba more
aeterelv dealt with anil plllilalleil, than the pereon who
recelvea or tnkea a bribe. The caee or auuti a person. In
my judgment. la like that of one who receives etolen
good. The person u ho takes and rec-lTee Into hie pus
ae.sion stolen proper!, knnwlnsr it lo b stoVn,
from the thief who doee steal it, Is, In my Judtfinent,
tlie creator ot thletes, and If atK.li people were not to be
fottidlhthts or any other community there would to
fewer thieves, and thura would lie less trouble with
tliein: and so, it eeema to me. In the case or a man who
w 111 deliberately take tuoliey and tender It to eonie puli
ltr ornier for tho purposo of Indutltiir liliu to commit a
criminal offence, Is much more sutlty and should lis
n uth more severelr punt" lied than the man who under
sui It circumstances, laeslves the brlba.
Under this statute, which wss nnaaed by the I.efflsla.
ture of tills atate In Ilia sar IHmJ. known as the Con.
si lulition act, and hy section Ut of said statute. It le pro.
llled "liTery person who shall promise offer, or iru e.
or cause, or aid or abet In rauslinr to be promised, oiler
cd.rjciven or rurmeh or etrree to furnish, In whole or
In part, to any other pvrinn to be promised, offered or
gieu to any member of the t'otninou i otinctl or any
officer of tho corporation or clerk, after his election or
appointment as such otneer. member or clerk, or be
fore or after he shall ltae qualified and taken
his seat, or entered upon tils dul. any moiievs.
stiioIs, rleht In action or other property, or miythinsT
of value, or any iecunlarr advantage, present or pros
tectlte with Intent to Influence his ute, opli Ion Judff
tnent or sctioit on ah) tiueslfon matter, cause, or pro
ceedings which may te then pending, or mar b) law be
I at unr tune brought before btin In his otllLlal or clericnl
capscllr, shall bs deemed KUIH of a felou, and shall,
upon collection, he fuiprisoiied in a penitentiary lor a
term not exceeding two) ears, or shall bstlnel not ex.
ceeding U(i, or both In toe discretion ot the tlourt "
If In the course of )our tut estivations, sallsfaotori
oMdeliLe ts produced before mi of tho lolaliou of any
of the provisions of Hut section or the statute, It in
toe jour duty to present Ilia person or persons whoou
may bs satisfied bate ititlaleu the provisions of lliut
atalilts to title court by way of Iiidlctiiient, en that If be
or they are guilt), whoever they ma) be, the law nun
be admiliisrereil snlintliat way check If It la pnselMi
lo check, this crime w lilch. i regret to say. 1 am
ntorall) satlafled lias bsen minimlled in this clt) .
Then the Grand Jury, led by Foromnn Brown,
filed out of the court room mid retired to thnir
rnonis on the third lloor. DttritiKtbe remalndor
of the day. it Is understood, they dexoied their
attention only to the mora preaains prison
cnsesawaitlntrthem. It is probitblo that they
will be put in a position to-day to continue the
work of Indicting boodle Aldermen of 1884. or
tobntrln tlndltii; imllctmetilH nKnlDSt men who
nre chawed with distributing the hoodie. 12
Aldarman Wulte will nrolmbly come from the
comfortable seclusion of Aaalsmnt District At
torney Niooll's rooms in Kust Twenty-seventh
street and fro before the Ornnd Jut y.
A story was printed yesterday nlternonn that
Alderman itlto feared time he wits belns
shadowed by tho ncetits ot btlbers or bribe
takers who desired to murder III in. Mr. Nlcoll
ms that this story Is absolute moonshine.
Possibly It orlslnateil fiom the fact that Mr.
Waits had asked 'hut n dotitctivo sersanntbe
ssslened to accompany liliu whonuterhoKoes
out on ills private .ilTnirH. The ilnlectire bad
been aislffnud, ami wonlj liMr.'artcr. ns u pio
cautlotmry n.easiire, ncomimuv Mr. Wnlte.
llesnwhlle nubO'lr but the reporters has dU
turlwil Mr. Waite's peaoo.
"Thire will be no nrrests to-nlKht." said
District Attorney Mnrtine. ' The rumor of the
wnnlaaiiltt indlotttient of other OY-Aldermen.
who have not vet been indicted, and (if ofllclals
fomiKciorl with the Drondwav ritllroud, is mi.
(ouinlml, I Imvn not done nnd I do tint propose
tiidiiiinytiilnif by wlinlosnln. The Griiinl Jury
(irJJiircli tirocot'tlnil carefiilly. and indicted
oiilfAvhen ficts nbtindantly justifying litdlct
mnt were submitted. The Urand Jury for
April. ln:n conildont. will be eiiuallycnutlnus.
Tliuro will be no indictments found at random.
As facts in our pos-eitnlon take the proper
bapH them will probably bo other indlntments,
but they will not at any time be rushed into
ilstnnce nt random."
Ex-Alderman Kirk was asked yestordaywhen
he mpecied to be tried on tho charce of bribery,
I don't know," ho said, " 1 don't want the
ease to be pigeon-holed, and am nnxlous for
my trial, bo cause I am sura ic will result in
vindicating me."
Lx-Alderman Walto has addressed the following-
letter to Senator Fierce :
Hitr ori. Aprils, lfWfl.
. Jamrt r. rirret.
Dsia bit: Permit ma to writs yon that the statement
"deb sppeared In the rouiui'ir'nf adeerllsrr of April 1.
'le. purporting to bo a crlili'lstu of tourself. is tin.
taaiifiedlv falee. aud was never made bv me. I have
aat tlie honor of your uniilalntalioe but feel tint this
refteraUonladue to you. oursrsspLCtfully,
c; ; fe. wiiii.
MVBCVldtt UUMSHTT IN i;.4iK MUir,
Twalfewaboya Ciatek lloaifclnek Pockeilnsi
OoaaebodT'a Uoner nnd Itiitrfer.
U you nsk a pollcoman for his opinion of
the crowd of newsboys, who. when thoy are not
telling papers about Printing House square
Ot on roller skates and trip up the eminent
i'tlrstis who walk dolly from their offices
cross City Hall I'ark to the bridge, the cbanoos
in tliitt the pollcoman will not advise ou to
taimong thorn with anything valuable In your
its-roost pockets. But policemen nre preju
lf'l ttk-altin hoys.
f. . J.ulsilit an Italian bootblack nicked up
",'"?. 'ho mull liotnaeii thn ear tracks in front
'.Imb Hus nfflce an addressed sealod en
"jopennaiainped. i,ooT!",,V1' ('"' 8I"" nd Mlkoy Corkran
ev i' ' h"'1'!"! tho Italian ami saw him tear
' is? Li'i? WiJilopo ntid partly draw out seve
lutiffi?1! Wli' J"1'10'1 ll f'lititlned, When the
B W"'J tlij) inMilnpe) Into Ills jacket
indio0vVfl,,,,'r "'' Mlkoy i.iiunced upon lilm
Ily.ml ''''"niolopn from liliu.
ran a.r S '"dHt.1' siiid faiaoyns the Italian
men?" T' 1Wil t Uo jug wid da Aldw-
rau'lufolMlL". "" money tlio two newsboys
in Jt t i,i"i-flUN ""'. cliucknd lU envelope
tier! to "iu i"."""1""1 w"iaow. asking the
Mislone ,5,';'1U pwnor ' de Poodle." Tho
tuaboys f"1 7"t 9 iiuioh money us
usenuS.y.xmn '" month. Tho owner
Tka n, ., s(iwr, Wol.li Nuad.
1 uwr,u.!t,or.Chllln B- Allen nalnt A.
WW VI Sa.3a.la sIul ;,, Mt A,n on ,,. B,
las ei """ ''"""' """'I'lyii, for trial iliisinornlor,
fstiaLi a " "" lr'"'"-' 'w f "rat named d.
WalT " 0( "" steoail. Thaltsv. A. Stewart
, " ' ,or '" Urns th. pastor ot Ills fflllouuhby
"rsV?,!!!'.'!'..'?';"1' "' "rookljn. After that lis
P'tutr iti' ,"" l,"rd Mre.l Baptist fhurch in
fr iieisi.eJ,l,v" "' "J Ms'llsoii street. Brook.
"I is 5 1 1 ";?-'." ' tree I e il in rml rsialt.
Mikaii!!'. .!'' I'lDsiilsii, alawjsr, and an
'"Mired in n,..,,i recover tJ.iixi fur legal sinlcea
l"MUJr.eJ "U-rf"' '' ! t'l I fSlldsllls
W anhJC u ..T" ,n" "!' hv l"!u '' I'lslntllt
ViUtSt?,!V!!Fi'-y'y','k iuplo)doi'ly lii a
""tfiVl le'sI'lsVr "Uy' "" d"l"",h
Wlltsli . ,''" '" ,k" ' rr
C."CJ'.'I,. u'ull) miappreclatsd until II Is lost,
Ci'.Ki "v'r i1" r'u'. H htsltli. tliii pritialcVs
i wmii .' l,Y., v""."" l0 H',""1' "' ll'tVlf i nay
"alielkil. ' !,"lbl"a in ue Henv of Hi. dlsesscs
yial'.V,""1" !'' WIHoli inaks'lifj burdeiisoiiie
"''Il "."'Vi' 2"."f'ro,ul " Imiw.l an. ".Ther'
t tv" Hi '" 'I, blood diseases, are ruiupletrly rured by
'"I re, IV,0". """"" ,,'pl I'lscnvVrj "ulier sfl
Pn J ail ma l.dVV,'r" f". 'i' ''"."'"rs"""
at
mmmmmmKaefn-rrrti i jqioaxiiiB-saeaBeaejsaasjBBe.
TBB ROW tN aT.AD.HTOXX-a CABINET
A. rntslbltllw thsit He Mar be ladneaat
Mneltrr Hla Irleh Heaenres.
Londok, April 5. lloporu of Mr. John
Morlay'a discontent with the Prom Tor's land
purobase scheme and bis threatened with
drawal from the Cabinet were rnvlred to-drty.
and obtained extensive circulation. Nothing
can be learned, however, to show that the
rumors nre well founded, or Indnod tbnt thoy
have anv foundation nt all. Kir Charlet Dllko
wns nskod by n Cable News roprosxntntlvn this
ntternoon concerning tho stnrlos about Money
and the situation In general, and during the
halt hour's chat which ensued the Chulsoa
member Nummnrlxed the condition of affairs
from his point ot vlow substantially as follows:
"The situation 1 virtually unchanged. The
row In the Cabinet Is still proceeding, and the
number ot participants Is Increasing dally. It
Is certnln that Knrl llntobery, Kurl Oranvlllo,
nnd Hlr William Itnrcourt, though not actually
drawn Into tho wrnngle. are rosttvo, and they
tnayilclt over the traces. They nre now eon
flnlit? their efforts to Inducing aruodUtcntltin
of the Irish moasiiro. Imping thuruby to avoid
defeat In tho Iloiian of t'otnnions, and Mr.
(lladstnne may possibly modify thu ncbeme In
ItHcommlttoo stngn. Buppoaitig that the flov
ernmottt shall be defeated, I am unable to see
how u llartlngton-Chnmberlaln Cabinet Is pes
sllilo while Mr. Olitdstone remains In Parlia
ment. Mr. Chamberlain and .Mr. Trevalynn
will follow Mr. (Hailstone's Introduction ot his
Irish schemes on Thursday with a presenta
tion ot their Individual statements, but their
reasons lor withdrawing from tho Cabinet and
antagonizing the (lovprninsnt's nolicy hnve al
ready been discounted, and I don't look for
much of a sensation following tlielr explana
tion. I think tho Whins' best policy would he
to konp the lending dissidents In tho back
ground during the debate nnd let tho minor
mutineers keep the floor,"
The Hpeaker has docldrd to order the open
ing of the doors of the lloiion of Commons nt R
oVlocI: on Thursday morning, nftarwiilch hour
ntPinberi will lie entitled to secure seats In th
usual manuer: but a member having secured a
seat must remain in the building until aftor
tha formal meeting or the House, otherwise his
right to the seat will bo forfeited, This order
will be rigidly etiforeed. The oatet era nro al
ready nrranglng to supply brenktasts and
Ittnobeons to members, nnd many orders wore
booked to-day. Kvon now tho number of an
jtllcatlons for admission to tlm 'llouso on
Thursday oxceods tlio capacity of tho build
ing, and tho Question of providing room for
those alone who are entitled by right or courv
tey to be preent is becoming sorbins. 7
SirCnarles RilKe, speaking ut Fnddlncton to-1
night, said that Inslstnuro upon Mr. Olad
stono sjprojeet relative to tho pnti'hns" of land
In Ireland would jeopardize the success of Iris
home rule measure, which In all other rospocts
was acceptable It would bo Impossible, bo
contlnuod, ever to revert to the old system of
Irlih Kpvernment. Even If Mr. Gladstone's
measure be rejected, soino solution must bo
found ot the Irish Question.
Mr. l'arneJI baa sent a tolegram to Mr.
O'Drten saying that ho rejoices that the Irish
men of Dnrrow-in-Furnos opposo Mr. Cnlno.
who, adds Mr. Tarnell, hns doubtless joined the
Chamberlain and Dllke ronspiracv to mur or
frustrate Mr. Gladstone1' great work.
I.oMioM. April (!. Mr, aiadstono's Homo Utile
Mil will bo submitted to the Cabinot to-dav.
The Conservatives are making strenuous ef
forts to form a coalition with the Whigs against
Mr. Gladstone. Lord Salisbury had a router
enco with other Conservative leaders yester
day, but no decision was reached relative to
the course to bo pursued on the Irish measures.
EISTEnX CtMVI.lCATlUNS.
Greece Declines la Advice of Ike Powers
The Ksialern RaenneillfSn xivernrB'aei!p.
Patiw, April B.- GndbanEITcniil, tlio special
Turkish Commissioner, who camo here Inst
weak with a special mission concerning the
Eastern Iloumellnn Governorship Question
raised by Ilussln, has bad several consultations
with I'rlnce Alexander. Tho Commissioner, on
buhalfot tho Hultan, advised Alexander not to
resist the decision of tho powers on tho Ques
tion whether his title as Governor ot Eastern
llotituella is for a limited term of II vo yours. n
Ilussln claims, or for life, as ho claims, Oadbnn
ElTdtidl assured the l'rince that his wishes
would be considered when the conditions weio
favorable for ho doing. Prince Alexander to
idled that he regretted tliat ho was nnnble to
yield, but tills was impossible In view of the
legitimate demands ot tho lliilgariitns and the
national sner! Ileus which bad boon iiiiuIh.
London. April 6. Mr. Urlco. Under Foreign
Secreturk. replying to u Question In thn House
ot Commons this afternoon, snld that Greece
bad not accepted the advice of the Powers as
to the course she should pursue in her
troubles with Turkey. Ho nlso said that the
Government had no Information which would
simMo thorn to say that Greece would retrain
ftom war.
llELonvnE, April 5. M. Wstlcs having with
drawn from the tnsk of forming a new Servian
Ministry, M. (larashunin consentod to make
tho nttempt and has succeeded in forming a.
Cabinet.
Athens. Aprils The Minister of War has
returned from a tour of Inspection of tho fron
tier defences. Heexprussnd hi- delight to the
various commanders at the elllciency of the
works, before leaving Aria lie reijuosted the
officers to lufoim their men that they were des
tined to uphold the honor of Greece on the
Held of battle, and would not return to their
homos until that honor wa satlslled. Great
preparations ate being made to colebrat the
anniversary of Grrek liideiionileiico to-morrow.
The trip of the War Mlnlstei, nnd the
expressions used by him, nro taken to Indicate
it epoetl) declaration of wnr.
C'uvsi iNHNopuc, April .", It Is learned from
oftli'lnl souiees 111 it tlie ioiwhis are awaiting
probable changes in the Greek Ministry before
Dually deciding to Institute naval operations
against Greece.
CONSTANTISOMJt. April 5. The Ambassadors
ot the powers have signed the Balkan protocol.
Plcturas (or Mr. MniqiieiDd ua tka Knlsk.
rhoeker CInb.
London, April 5. Tho most striking work
shown to sir Frederick f.ebthtoirs visitors ytsterday
vvasatrlptyoh pnuel pslniiiiif representing Ilia muses
Tliallaaud Melpomene aid llieir mother, Vluenipayiie,
each tlsuraot.i.ui)liiif a separate panel. Mhlch the artist
hasexeuuted in tlieorler of lr, llenr) ti. Maniuaiidof
Ne York Mr. itrorife II Mr. luhloii also shouiiii a
iharmiiiiT plctura of a hurllau uiaidtn rxaiiiliiinir a
faded rose, with jiictures Illustrating tha Knlikerbock
ars iif .Sew York. The latter pictures vera painted to
thenrderof tlie Kiikkurbocker Uluh of Ncwlork All
nf these works n III be (klilblted at llisltojal Aiademy,
Xnt JUr. Xsuras's llndy.
London, April 5. The corpse found In the
Thames and jesterday declared to La tha body of Mr.
Itussstl Noitrre, trsaeurerof the Oregon Hallway and
ftavU'atlnn t'nmpaii), It Islearnd, was wrongly idsntl
fled. No trsqa of lr. .Sour.e lias been found,
Tha friends of Mr. Notirso In this ellv and Boston
wera not inclined tn believe ihs statement that the
liod referred to III) fstenlu's despatch from London
vraehis Ihs) ware rimndeut that If any iraca of him
bad been dlsoovcred they would hav e hesn prputpil) ad
vised of llhi his brotlier. Air Tlinrudyke fiourec, who
Is uuw conducllug tht ssaruli for him abroad.
T.lszfe Orntorln.
London, April 6. During a private final re-
haarsal today of Liszt's Klljahetli," prior to tha per.
formanca to morrow, the Abbe lilmsslf entsred the
hall unexpectedly, and tins reoelved with tremendous
enthuaiasin Ma raspuiidol by sealing himself at the
f llano and Improvising a part of tha oratorio. This Is
lie tlret performance in Kntclniid in 43 vaars. Tnetjueeu
has rommaiidsd His AbUe to visit Windsor Calais on
Weduosday,
Tkei Hpianlak Kleetlnns.
Madrid. April 5. In the elections for num.
bcra of the Clumber of Deputies there have been thus
fsr returned I3ii Ministerialists, IS Ooussrrailvosof tlie
l.'enovaedel I'astlilo group, 7 I'onatrvatlts followers o
Koiiisruy itnblsdii, emeiuberi of tha J))nosiia I.uft, 10
Itepunlliisni. and I I'arllst Aiming those sleoteit are
Kenor.e l.'astelar, sisgssln. Mooters Jtlua. Vega its Ar.
mljo, 1'ldaly alun, Itameco y Uoblsdo, and Uen. Lopes
Doiniligusx,
A Niitloneillet C'ssnUldisle Vltkslriesrs.
7x)ndon, April 6. Mr! Kdmunds, tha Na.
flouatlst candidate, has wlthdnv. n from Ilia t outrst to
fill lbs vacancy In Ihs llarrim-lii-yurnssi district. Ills
iiominstioii was made tndivtipiine Ar Caiue the regit,
lur l.llierel caiididsle who was suapeiitsit of a dispell
tiou to le dlslo)nl lo )lr. tjlailslotie. and the wp lid raw el
practical!) lueurcs Mr. Caiuo's slei'tton to the House of
L'oiiiluolie.
Tke llreuti Jtluls 1st Mllun,
Mit.an, April S,Tbo Municipal Council has
reduced the octioi tax on bread, and the workmen nre
mm lisoniuliignuiet Thlrlv-nve mors rioters were r.
rested on r'rlilsy Twenty rloiers hav e been dlevhargv I,
twenty iiste been sentenced lo ehurl Irrme of im.
prlaoniuciil, und thirty hate been aotumllted for trial.
stir lleorr lluiroril, ike Itlflctnun, Dying.
London, April 6. Blr Henry Halford, woll
known for Ids connection with rifle shooting, aud who
condariedto Crerdmour two nf the llrlileh Iroias which
snnlealrd IlilhlernalloiinlliittcllS', isU)fllit ul Urlglil's
dlaesssof the kldlieje
1.SOO lure on KlrlUe,
Hiiusseui. April 5, Flftoen hundred miners
amployed la die Qtienast ipiarrles went out mi strike to,
ds). The sinkers hav thus far bshuved In an urdcrly
ineiiusr.
A Wonsan who l'iieilrad I" Kill .Vimtkrr.
Doston, April B,-In the Supreme Criminal
Court this afternoon Mrs. Kmins A, Ooolldge, wlm rt.
,.,ll"!,. P,l,,d,d ""I'D o eonaplriey to murder young
Mrs. Mslleii, was sentenced lo three yesrs in the wo
man pilaon at kherborn
Looeionl t'mpnloua.
Tht knowing uiaa and Nlcksl " Chawing Tobacco --ts
TO ASSASSINATE BOGRAN
TUB AT.T.ltnKD VBJKCT OF XBK FILU
JlValKlUNO BXPBDtTWN,
James Itrefjan Telia Corasnlaelonar Kktalds
kla KxtserleneeaTeettenony to Sliioser ikat
Note t'ltled Unt Ike City or Mexico.
Jnmofl Urojran, ono of tho Fourth ward
filibusters who sailed from hero on tho Ban
Domingo two months ago to make war on the
)lttlq,Contrat American renubllo of Honduras.
nnrrated before United Btatos Commissioner
Khlelds yesterday the history ot the Foarth
warders' part In the lntorcoptod expedition.
Ills testimony was taken In answer to Inter
logntorles sent hern from tho United Btatos
Court In Florida, whero a suit Is ponding for
tho forfeiture to the Government of the steam
ship City ot Mexico for violation ot the neu
trality laws. Ilrogan told tho story already
published In Tim Bun about how tha Fourth
warders were Induced to embark, and the nl
lurotnonta which had been offered them. He
saldthnt James Hatlldar had Introduced him
to n man named Gould, who wns tho confldon
tint agent ot Mr. Boto, tho former Frosident of
Honduras.
Whon the Ban Domingo sot outsldo of land
Jnmes Halllday distributed solt-cocklna 're
volvers to "each man. Brogan testified that ho
naked Halllday what It all meant, nnd the latter
told him that the men wuro wanted to start n
revolution In Honduras nnd overthrow the
tlovornmrint. Tho announcement, as Ilrngnn
coepi esses It, kind of knocked him out nt first,
tor ho did not know vvhure Honduras was lo
cated and what ort of people Inhabited It- Ho
asked Halllday for fuller details, and the latter
then, ho swears, told him that tho intention
wns to nssnssiiinto Gen. llogran, who
was President of Honduras, and to
declared nx-Presldelit Boto tho ruler of the
country. Ilrogan mors that ho did not mind
tho shindy that It was proposed to linvo. but
Unit when It emtio to cnld-bloqded assassina
tion lie sort of weakened on thn job. All but
four of his companions shared bis views. Hal
llday told Ilrogan that Gen. Delgnrdo was to
ommnnd tho City of Mexico. The Involuntary
llllbttsturs wore landed nt Turk's Island In tho
Caribbean Ben, and wore informed that the
Noiweglnnstcntnthlp l'ram would bo tlmro nnd
take them to tho steamship City of Mexico, the
vusitel intended to land thu expedition In Hon
duras, Aftor thoy landed nt Turk's Island alt butnne
declined to proceed any further. They wore
hroughlbaok to New Yorlcon the San Domingo.
The four who remained on Turk's Island wure
taken on board of the Norwegian stonmship
Pram, which sailed from this port about Dec.
21. about tho data that the City of Mexico
oleared.
William A. De Long of tho firm of Jex.tCo,
who own warehouses and are largely Interested
lit shipping Interests at Corn Island, the point
ut which it is charged tlio City of Mexico was to
bo oQitlppnil with arms and ammunition for
the expedition, was called before Hit' Commis
sioner to tcttlfynstn cortaln admissions al
leged to have been made to him by Samuel II,
Mulks of A. D. Strauss Co., agonts for tho
steamships City of Mexico and the Man Domin
go. Mr. Do Long said that Murks admitted to
him that ox-1'rosldnnt Boto was tho ral owner
of the City of Mexico, nnd that his firm were
inurelyitgenis; that Boto paid for the lilting out
of the vcnsoI. and that all the llrm got was the
commission. Mr. Do Long said tbnt Jot .t
Co.'h manager at Corn Island knot them lully
inlnnnedof tho mnvoitinnlsot tho stonmship
City of Mexico and the Pram, the vessel vt lilch
convoyed the arms from hero, while thoy were
lying off that place; . ,
(ion. Uelgardo. who was to command tho ox
podltlon, ttppoarod at Corn Island with n letter
of Introduction Irom A. D, Btrnuss A Co. to
Jex A Co.'s manager, commending Gen. Del
gnrdo to him. anil informing the manager tbnt
a lot of arms had been consigned to him which
be was to turn over to tho City of Mexico or de
liver to Gen. Delgnido'a order. Tho arms wote
shipped from hero In tho atonmahln Alplno,
but for some reason never got further than
Jamaica. Gen. Delgardo. who wns to command
tho llllbusters, saileil from Corn Island with his
Lieutenants, Col. Manuel Morol. and young
Boto, a nephovv of the ex-I'rohldent, on thn 2d
of February. Ilofore his depnrlurn bo loft u
letter for Mr. Eberstadt, an agent for Btranss .V
Co. nt Corn Island, eaying that be was going In
tbeCltyof Mexico to Corn Island, where tho
vesiol and those on bonrd vvoro suhsuijuorttly
captured bv the United States frigate lialcua,
and convoyed to Koy West. There were on
board 200 laborers who were got atKitzpatrick's
labor ngonoy in this city.
It was tnstllletl that the steamship Fram
which sailed from bore in Docember to join
the City of Moxlco. was laden with ono piece of
cannon, n lot of shells, hand grennclei, 800
boxna of cartridges, llltv caseh of rifles. Ilvo
oases nf carbines, a lot of tripods and ptlmors,
ten casus of vnllsna to bo used as knapsacks.
S00 barrels ot flour, aud a lot ot shirts for tho
filibusters to wear.
Mr. Fraser. n Uroadway dealer, testified to
selling the cannon nnd hand Bromides, and
tbnt they wore bought, ho understood, for Boto.
Tho Commissioner will go on with n Is bear
ing to-day.
NO LIMIT JO ITS l'OMUBILZTTICa.
It Vue ea Vers lllc Circus Last Year, but
Tkle Tar It la lllgiar Yol.
An oat tree poops out of tho ground, grows
big and strong, spreads Its limbs over the earth,
then grows old nnd weak and dies. Men, na
tions, and worlds nil follow the iitino sad routo:
thoy grow big, then old, then die. But liar
num's circus docs not. Italwayswns big, and
it simnly keeps on growing.
Each year Its tents spread out wider over the
earth, each season its raonngorles are packod
with moro ot tho awful jungle's roaring and
thu loathsome swamp's writhing.
Last uar the circus was hero and Jumbo
wits bote. It seemed ns though neither could
ever get back. Jumbo's tusks grow n little,
then he ran Into a car and died ; but the circus,
over bigger and greater and more elTulgout,
hpraads ltsolf In mom Lewildnrliig vniiety
around mammoth Jumbo'ri bones. When the
show tipiiltod a week ago New York crowded to
It. went homo to spend the night with three
rings ami n Htngn diiiiuing before iteeiyos. and
aiosuililhe iniirnljig to tell the family that it
had seon the vory biggest circus that over was,
and that nothing more could be done.
New York went to the show again last night,
and returned only to admit with sorrow that
no mind can measure the possibilities of liar
Hum's circus. There were duons ot new
things, nnd the old ones were dono up in
grander and more wonderful style. Tho riders
risked their uncus morn fervently ; the trustful
Lola, ton frail and plnk.lt seemed, to be long
of this world, jumped mora dashingly across
tho circus Into Bt hosier's arm, nnd Col,
Cooper, one of tins thirteen giants, stretched
himself out longer as ho paraded around with
a telegram informing him that he was thu
father of a 17-pound boy. The hippodrome
and racea will begin next week.
A WOUAN'S VHOir.VKIt ISODX JFOUNP,
flke wsvs Seen Alive sin Ike I'ler is Very Lit
lie Tim Ilefore.
Boatman John Murphy saw it woman's
drowned body floating near the pier at the foot
ot West Forty-ninth street at S)( o'clock yes.
terdny afternoon and brought It ashore. Martin
MeSbny of 80B Second avenue had seen the wo
rann standing on the pier a little, time before
only ten minutes before, the police make It,
Tha woman was a stout, middle-aged Irish
woman. Sbo wore n black silk skirt nnd a
black Jersey, a black taok, and a black velvet
hat. Klie bad on two cheap breastpins and A
pair of plated earrings, and there was also a
well-worn small gold watch marked.
"resound by Ids mother, M. Uallshan to W. Callahan,
The hands of the watch wore stoppod at SjSO
I. M., bin of course the watch may have boon
fast, Tho police made up thojr minds that It
was a case of suicide, A silk umbrella was
Picked up on tho nler near where the woman
had boon seen walking, htja bad dark brown
moaiinrl hnir, wiih 0 feet 4 Inches tall, ami.
weighed about 17u pounds.
Hassle Villi und Mr. Merrill.
Coroner Ilopson of Putenon will rosumo tho
inqusst III the case of lieesle Vail, or Heine ilruy, as slit
was nt one time called, on Thursday evening, Mie de.
claied that slio persuliully performed the operiltloti Hint
mused Iter death It is said in tcnhiirgh lliut Hensia
v Merrill, the Peterson saloon kevpsr Willi whom shu
lived, mis in IhotMly daring lleeslu'a Isst visit there,
and at tlie lime Hie operation niiitt have been per.
f-riiiril uii ihu witness aland lie e.nl that he uas not
ill .tewhlllgll at the Unit, and that Hassle went Hiert
atone and against till adviie. A dt-epatcli received from
fiewhuryli Jeflrpls, "flernoon says that Mies toll's
stel fntlier. William Malcolm, died III thai pit) ytater.
da), and that the doctors as) that the grief over Hit
trouble una the priuiilial oauae of his ii-nlli, kessia
said she left liouitoti aeioltiit nf His treatment she re,
eelvedat Ins liamls, and lier allegation sesuitu to prey
on his mind.
Und to Tear Illia Away from tks) Qlrle,
William Hock, stago director of tho Ameri
can Opera l.'ouiiaio, uas aciuited In the Court of
Speolal Seaaioiiayeiterdav of Hit cliargs of assaulting
Prank Mei'ube, a messenger liny, wlm lingered mi ilia
ACNilemv stage to see tlie American girts reliearee rn
IfiAalillfr Hie ballet "Silvia" Mr Hock JsslliUd Dial
Ilia bo) wouldn't gu away, and had tu be put out.
A MnrUril lucietaeti In l.ung f'ftniplulrils
lias resulted from tin. (.old, wt weather of the past few
lave llie mil) sure i rnlcua n against pneumonia am
jit-nami's plasters, worn on lue chest and between tlio
shoulders, lllituinniisin, coughs, lumlugn, plriirle),
Ac, raliuved and cured In a fair hours tlonsoii's ara
Hie onl) really medicinal plasters, Itejeri tho "pat
ented plasters nf Inn "and similar riou curative nos
trums. Ask for Heusiin's planers Jdr,
Tkav t'unaol t Urlbad
To ssaasehswlpg "Nlcksl" Tobsoeo. All Ilk It Us.
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ZJtr TBK FKOrtB DBCIDK.
A Bill lis Ts ska raoaUrtty of the Civil
ervlve IJatrlne-Oilir Meaaoroa.
Aidant, April 5. Tho Bonato Judiciary
Committee will, on next Wednesday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, give a hearing on Senator Plunkltt's
bill to abolish the to-called civil service reform.
Mr. Plunkltt's bill Is an eminently fair one. It
provides that, at tho next election, those who
ohooio to do so may voto to abolish the Civil
Bervlce Commission and all lawa relating
thereto. At tho last bearing boforo tho com
mittee. Messrs, W, ISourko Cookran, Thomas
F, Oradv, F. 11, Splnola. and Benator Plunkltt
spoko In favor of the bill. The civil service
pooplo will bo hoard on noxt Wodnesdny, Tho
situation was summod up to them In anut
suoll by thn Bonntor In this way:
" You say wo are wrong: wo ny wo aro right.
Don't bo afinltl. tlion. but lot tho pooplo do
elds on tho nskod question without cloaking It
With a protouco of reform or anything nine."
In tho Benate tho Murphy Oas bill wont to a
third reading to-night. It prevents future
consolidation, limits the price jo 11.25 n thou
sand foot, nnd adopts tho English sliding scale
svstom of dividends.
In thn Assembly Mr. Ilohnrt liny Hamilton
moved to suspond all other business afid pro
ceed to reports of committees. Mr. Bhohan of
Krlo appealed to tho Democrats tn vole against
the motion. Tho motion was beaten by n voto
of 07 to nil. Several llepubllcans voted with tho
Domnctnts. The County Democracy . men
voted with tha llepubllcans. Mr. Blielian's
purpose was to shut off the favorable report of
the Cities Committeo on tho Daly Ulbhs bill to
allow the Major to appoint KxcIsh Commis
sioners nnd Police JUstlcos without Atdurmanlo
. Intervention. ..,, ,
Tlio.Seimtetnet nt 8 F. M. The session wns
devoted tn eulogies upon tho late Gov. Reu
ben E. Fenloti. Mr. Vedder nfforod a rosnlu
tlon for thn appointment of throe Senntnrs and
three Assemblymen tn name a date and desig
nate an orator, whon joint momorlitltoxerclsce
onthodoath of Gov, Ponton should toi held.
The resolution was adopted, and Messrs. ed
der, Fassott, and Parker were appointed the
benato committee.
Petitions from the citizen of Npw York ask
ing for an Investigation of. tho sanitary affairs
connected with the New iork Aijuediict Com
mission and for legislation to protect young
children, nnd resolutions of tho Now orlc
Chnmbor of Commorco In favor of tho Held
code and concerning legislation for the repeal
ot the statutes providing for imprisonment fur
dobt. were submitted. ...
Among the bills Introduced was ono by Mr.
Plunkltt prohibiting tlm slaughter of swlno in
Now York city, oxcopt Imtweun Lltivrnth nve
nuo. Thirty-ninth and Forty.llrsl streets nnd
tho Hudson Hlver. nnd then only under regula
tion hy llio city Hoard of Health.
Amonc the bills pasted by tho Sonnto waB Mr.
Worth's, authorizing tlio enlargement of tho
Thirty-second Iteglmunt Armory by Kings
county.
The House mot at S P. M. The first half
hour wits occupied with the reception of mes
sages from the Senate. Among the bills wns
that of Mr. Coggeshull exempting honorably
dischnrgod soldiers und sailors fiom certain
Bssimsmonts for highway purposed, which the
benntn returned with tlio messngo that thoy
had non-concttrrod in the Assembly amend
ments and had appointed a conference com
mitteo in regnrd to the bill. Tho Speakor an
nounced ns the conference committeo on tho
part of the Assembly Messrs. Cut Us, Pratt.
Wlndolph. Gordon, nnd Nowton.
Mr. Longlo) olTored a resolution, which wna
ndonti'd, recommitting for further henrlng Mr.
McCnnn bill preventing the construction of
at; elevated railroad on Fifth avenue and othor
streets in Brooklyn.
UND OF 1IIK CLOAKHAKKRf STRIKE.
Fnlntera Ilemnndln Mns Ilonra Barber
rial lloura fur Closing.
Tho dtriklnp; cloak operators employed by
tho conti actors yofltordayslgnlflod through the
Arbitration Committeo that they woro willing
to return to work. An ngroemout as to terms
was made, anil to-day many nro at work. It is
understood that a reduction'ol prices will be
made, as tho busy season has passed and thore
is vory little work. Tho strike has lasted nearly
four weeks, and has reduoed many of the oper
ators to beggary.
Tho rulo Intoly adoptod by tho Master Deco
rators' nnd P.tlntars' Association, that nine
hours should constitute a day's work, wont into
force yesterday, and thero seemo to bo littlo
doubt that It will bo gonr-rally recognized by
the employers. A committeo ot the Progres
sive Painters Union was in session all day at
HI Eighth strnst to bi-ar reports trom tho
walking delegates, and from nub-commlttces
appointed to call upon the employors, and
nearly all suoh reports showod that tho rulo
would ba ndnptod. All tho employers who bo
longed to tho association nre willing to make
nine bours constitute a day's work, but soma
of tho master painters who are working Inde
pendently toIusBil to accede. All their men at
once struck, and Inst evening about two hun
dred wore idle. The committee will remain In
sesainn to-day, and It is hoped that to-ulght
will see nil thn t-trtkers back at work.
The Executive Committee of tho Journey
men Tailors' National Union mot at tho
' Chlmnoy Corner" In Sixth avenuo Inst night,
and reported tbnt fifteen girls who did not be
long to the union left Cnvanngh, Baiidford .t
Co. yesterday to assist tho btrdsurs, nnd then
llvo scabs left soon after, leaving no vvotkars
In tho shop. Tho girls have n grlavanee of
thnirown. Thoy complain that tho foreman,
John Dlohl. does not treat them ns he should,
and they resolved not logo bnck till he was
discharged. Tho six colored men who paraded
Fuiiiteiiuth street Satuiday with big placards
on their bucks rotiucstlng everybody to boycott
the linn, vvoro on tlm street again vesterdny
and were not nrrostod. Thoy aald that thoy
were discharged on Sunday at Jefferson Mar
ket Court.
The Harbors' Protective Union No. 1 hold a
mtt'is meeting at Concordia Hall Inst iiluht,
ltesolutions were adopted denouncing the live
enn, burlier shops as a detriment to tho trade,
Tho hours of closing for union ihops wore do
ohired to be 8 P. M. dully, on Bnturdny 111 P. M.,
nnd on Sunday at noon. It was announced
tbnt tho IlrnnUyn bosses had tigrpod to the de
mands of tho union, and tbnt only one llve
onnt barber shop oould bo found In tho City of
Churches,
BTniKEltS OS THE AQUEDUCT IIEIDIXO.
The strike of the laborers on the new aque
duct Is practically ended at shafts 18, 18);, and
JO, about oiie-tplid of the form) Puiplovod m
those throe shafts having returned to work at
thulr formor rate ot pay. While onn-halt of
the men hnvn been paid oil and Imvti left the
vicinity. It Is quite probable that they will rn
tun) to apply for work when thulr m.oney is
spent. Tlie remaining portion still hold nut,
but it Is thought thoy will resume work short
ly. Patrols of police guard the property, but
thus far there has bnn Utile noisy demonstra
tion. ThoMrikohnsHprnad to shafts M und
in, near Ardsjey, The contractors hunv uro
Itndgcra ,1- Co. The striking workmen on
shafts 15, 16, and 17 are still out,
I.ociil I.tstiur Notts.
The union atoam litters nnd plumbers nre
again on strike at French's hotel on account of Its em
ployment of noii'iiuioii men
At the quarterly nieeliue nf tho Tailors' Prntectlva
neimvolenl Union held )eeiertsy, It was resolved In
ritiusstllov. Hill to couiiiiuu Coinmiaaloiii.r O'Doanell
in otitic.
About Ofl painters of Nen ork struck j esterday morn,
in Iheyhuvr been reutiv liu' r- Jt and ti 11 per day.
They demand W. Almost all nf the viiiilii)riin.itiiiei
to the demands and last eviniiig only about Hurl) men
were out,
The boss barbers In Brook!) n nave organized a union
and elected KVrdlnsiiii lausi President The) will unite
theuilv e with ihu Knights of biibor, nml illnoid
trouble witli the Jouriic) men '') making rerlaln ioin.es
aioiis The wntchmen. hlaoksnilths. grave iligsers, and other
etnplo)ccsIii Green wood, I'ulvnr). and rinthttsli reiue
teriesliavertti'ldrd inunltelaa ileuiuild for more pay
and Uss hours of nork. , .
Tlie stablemen en Deacon Ilicliardann's Ilrookhn
roods complain Hist ihey rntrlto nitlr fit a nrrk In
steail of SIS i wbHli was realised, The Kiecullvt
Commlitee of Hie Kuipire 1'roiti.tlva AsiolUUou will In
quire about tin mailer.
Horry Turners In Terrnejo Onrd.
The members nf the Central Turnvereln and
their friends lilled Terrai-e Harden last night, white a
lilg entertainment hut been arranged, including a dra
matic performance, a dance, mid a supper.
The first of these was ii delightful vmnidy entitled,
" hrlrglin rrleden." but better known to New Yorkers
as " Hm Passing Itegimeiit "
Judge .SehrlMi.. wlm unlet as His presiding offloer for
the evening, look a commanding position In one of Hit
balroii) boxes, and niill.nl broadly lien Hit treasurer
whispered to him lliut fl.tlisi had already been taken In
tn assist la building the monster rluii house which the
llenlrnl lurnverelii proposes m erect in llurlem. Tht
drautiilic perfurmsnoe ae lnghlv seuefnclvry.
l look only a short lime to iruuslnrui Hieliall Into a
hullrooiii, and then the men) and alhlello turners are
seen at their heel t'arl lieihner, I. Irenn, II. v, Koseiu
I. mini, I'util Ii. Iisuter, r ijoebti. ;i, A.l.litliouir, J vv,
holiliiieier. II, Uernrr. and ritvo .seller were Hit topi,
milter which did so muih lo inske His enitriaiiiuieiit a
success.
Kamllelieriar ahitoie Tkrum.
Ernest Thrum of Paterson was shot through
hltltflw rial on biinr.loj midiiUlit by Mlchucl , Hum.
Ilabergcr iJlolli ars Hoinniuiilats, Thrum hud patuili
liergcrurrested mid tried eonie lime ag i for an alleged
aesuulluii liiedsiieliler, hut Hie evnleui.e was not o
Slueive, and Saiuilsbergrr uss aciuliied, s-Hiuil-iierger
ssbeeli threalsllillg In gel eniiara ever since, 'lllesup.
Jioaelliehsdhceu drinking ntil vvua nn hie sm home
uslns lliruin liuppencil loiuiae lu llieduur In look out,
i hrum vvne on hie sloop w lieu lie w as aliot baiulisberger
was arrested on hiiudii),
Hiker's t iiiiitioiiiiil Mirsiii.iiin
Will bs found tn give far heller eitliUotiini than A) er's
or llond s lids His) guarautse, ur agree to refund the
money, Above all, ll ioniums no merior) or potash.
hxtra large hollies, cuuiatiiliif His ounces, 71 must
a bottles, c, lur aeleoui) by Hlkir un, UJJ oixth
av. curitar Incut) evuaid it Jdv.
Jlnrty Ilmsaals t'sarpslf.
We in making and lirlng thim at 59c, yard.
Khrtabi', Slh av , talis and tstk at. 4c
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
A NON.rARTWAN NVVKHKNT TO BEAT
QVAX'S CANUIDATBS.
Dssaaerala aaet leideaendeat HetaaMftaaa la
ss kern Iss Make Cknrlea R. BnckaUvr
Oavreranr Quay's Probiskte Aassilatta.
HAitnisnnno, April 5. Tho conviction that
Gen. James A. Boavor will bo nominated for
Governor by the Republicans of this State, not
withstanding his known weaknesses, has
stirred up tho Democrats to nn Interest In the
approaching contest. The Republican Conven
tion will bo held In June. It will also select
candidates for Lieutenant-Governor. Auditor
General, and Secretary of Intornnl Affairs.
The contest for these places will bs a
sort of a scrub race between sovaral
candidates. For Lieutenant-Governor, former
State Senator Davis ot Dradford oounty, Major
A. K. Montooth ot Pittsburgh, Amos K, Mylnn of
Lancnstor. and President Pro Tom. of the Htato
Sonnto George Handy Smith are candidates.
The chances nro about equal between Davis
and Montooth. The Plttsburgber Is a new
man, strongly backed by tho ring. Davis was
nn the ticket with Beaver before and fell with
him In tlm 'isttlo of ISBJ. ,,. .
For Auditor-General tho candidates ara Col.
Thomas MoCamant, tho present deputy In the
omen: Col. A. Wilson Morris, and Col. Thomas
C. Grlmnson. Norrls has pooled Issues with
Montooth, und the rlngoxpects to pull both of
thorn through. McCnmunt Is running nn the
civil service promotion racket, lie is a strong
man aud seams to havn tho support of the
pennlo outside of the ring.
For Hecrotary of Internal Affairs there are
various candidates. John M. Greor. who wns
defeated In 1M82. la making a vigorous effort to
meet the same result again; but tbln being the
tall ol the ticket, tho place will ba used as a
sort of consolidation offering and glvan to
bomo Interest disappointed la the other nom
inations. ...
Itocentlyan nctlvn and vigorous movement
linn sprung up on the Democratic side In favor
of Charles it. Buokalnw as the Democratic enn
dIJato for Governor. Tho anll-dlscrlmlnalinn
interests seem to have centred on him ns the
candidate, tho Constitution of 187.1 was
ndoptoil by the people by a majority ol 150,001),
Ilttcknlow Is pointed to ns tho father of that
Instrument, Ills colleagues In tlie bodv were
nmlnont mvn. and included the late Judges
Illack and Merudllh, Franklin 11. Gowen,
Gnnrgo M. Dallas. Lj-Gov. Ho) t, and others.
Hut tho work seoiuud moro to tlm tiuto ot
lliicknlew, and ho not only led the donates but
Impressed himself in the woik morn than the
others. Now It Is said that thorn will bo n sort
of Constitutional Convention party organized
to help him into thn oOloiiof (lovornor.lln tho
hope that tho neglected features of thu Instru
ment with respect tnoornornto nbusos may bo
Infused with new life and enforced. Kx-Uov,
Hoyt Is said to be one of tho loading t-tdilts In
this movement, Tho plan, as outlined to tho
correspondent ot The Sun by one of the fore
most ngouts in It, is to hold an Independent
Republican Convention two vvenks before
the meeting of the Dotnocrntla Conven
tion. To this meeting the lending Inde.
Soudent Republicans, Including Charles
. Wolfe, who lod thu lovnlt ngalnst
llnlloy lor State Treasurer In 1H81; John Stetv.
art. who ran as nn Indoputident candidate for
Governor in 1882. and others of that stripo,
will be invited. All the surviving members o(
the Constitutional! Convention will nlso ba
asked to participate, and tha result of their
deliberations will be the nomination of lliick
nlew. It is confidently believed tbnt tho Dem
ocratic Statu Convnnt ion which meets in Au
gust will accept the views of the Independent
Convention, and ondorse its cnndldntt-n. whom.
It la promised, will all bo Democrats. The
movement has already progressed so far that
cniivnssnrs In Its interest nro already at work
all over tho State, and thoy scorn to. be making
substantial progress In the work.
It AUD 1 LOW FWUT.
Campbell ITIaa Ika l.lskl-Walckt Ckaanplsa.
aklp In as MiMck with Ham Wklta.
Milwaukee, April 5. Walter Campbell of
Philadelphia, and Sam White of Chostor. Pa.,
mot at an early hour this morning In a hard
glove oontost for the light-weight champion
ship and a purse of 250. Tbo fight took
place at a well-known road bouso, about
three miles from the city. It wns
first arranged that tho fight should be
early In tho evening. This wns prevented
by the lntorfcrenco of tho Sheriff, who, with
ton deputies, appeared on the scono as tha
men were stripping.. After several hours of
waiting and argument the Sheriff was per
suaded to let the fight go on. A ring wns
pitched, and at 12ia A. M. the men entered
from opposite eorneis. Both wore In excellent
oondition. Campbell lighting nt 133 and Whits
nt 187 pounds.
There woro some lively give and take blows
in tho flrit. second, and third rounds, anil In
the fourth thero was some hard slugging, In
which nelthor appeared to get any decided ad
vantage. In the fifth round White won the
first knock down. A clean hit with his left on
Campbell's jaw brought htm to (he ground,
Cam obeli was on his feet in an instant, and
went nt Ills antagonist like a young tiger. The
round ended In an Interchange of some heavy
body blows, followed by clinches. While tried
to throttle his antagonist, nnd cries of foul
were heard. White was warned not to repeat
tlm attempt.
Tbo sixth and last round opened with a facor
frctn Campbell, which appeared to dare White,
but bo succeeded in eluding tlm little fellow by
Hkillful doging. Campbell caught him at last,
and delivered two blows In quick succession oti
White's face und nock, stuggcring him, A third
sent him spinning like a tup, and ended In his
falling heavily lo tha lloor. As ho failed to ro
Miniid. tho fight was given toCamobnll. The
latter has boon niatohed to meet Paddy Welch
ot Chlougo within a few weeks.
Tke National Uuuae.
Tho Hudson River League of Base Ball Clubs
reconvened it fie" burgh ) esterday. Delegates npre
renting Albnn), Trn), Zsewburgh, Kingston, Saratoga,
and Pouithkeepele vvero present. A schedule of forty
gsmre to he played by each club on Its own grounds
was hi ranged The seusou Is to open about May lu and
close rept, 25 brorctarv Juoksun hae appltsd to Hit
Arbitration t'ommitiee for prut i Hon under tho national
nsveeiueitf. The Coilelitullun of the American Aeeucla
tiou wue modified tn meet the requirements of the
LeNgin-timi llieii iillopled.
Tlm .en Vnrk flub h III play the Portlands nf the New
Itiiciaiid l.cugtie at Hie Polo grounds lodai. nnd the
lildgewood and Uuckvje Clubs play at the KlUfewood
Athletic grounds
rncsiiitof Harktey ngalnst the American Association
Isllkel) in he settled nt mice by the niceptance b) the
llalllniore Uluh of a-'emnprnnilee orlertd hy President
Minuli-k of the ritteiiirgh wlilih iiroviiltefor tl e rein
statement of llnrkley v Itli a fine of SoOO, and the release
of Milton p, moi, the tlist baseman, lo the Ptliunore
Uluh Mansg-r llarnle stuns that he will probabh ue
rept the compromise ne ho wulile a rlret baeemau hndlv.
In caee the compromise le agree I to Hie suit is to lie at
nure withdrawn, and Berkley will plu) witll tlie "ills
burgh Club.
Uanluii Arcepla Ilrwck'a IkalUnsT.
Toronto, April 5. Hnnlua, on hearing of
Peach's challenge to the world, sent the following cable
gram to tv J limes, edllor ot the JWul of the llnrl.l.
London- "I'oet at mice Apsi forfeit fnr tsuu match
agittnat If each un ihatnee Willi Mi'iisiimil "
llanlau bus uigagetueiiis on this Hde of the Atlantlo
until. I ul. but He will sull for I. lUleud about thu middle
nf that nioiilh. Iherscsit arranged will probabl) lake
place early m September.
Vmliik ttulckly atklpt McUIII.
Watkinh, April 3. Tho fight between Harry
t'liilah of .Sen lurk city and Ucilill took plane here to
night. II wni a hrlk contest, nnd McUIII wuswliippnl
in the sr mid round. At the end the spectators pliUied
Into eiu.li other, aud a lively ruugli nnd. tumble nglit
eusued,
NllortlnsT Nnlae.
The annual boxing and gymnastic competition or th
Ldiox tiiuis win luke place at Turn Hall, tie fcsst yourih
street, this eveuliig.
(In account nfll e burning or MeMihon'e stables th
races announced for tu day at farkvllls have been post
poind until to lunrruw,
Alex fieddle of West Troy, N V.. ears he Is ready to
right ant men lu the stale for II ii a side Ills height,
he writes lebfrei IIJi Im lies, his sge Is IT years, und
weight IH pounds.
John Albion uf I'rnt Idencs. Hilly Madden's champion,
has a score of good linkers read) HI uet-el.t Ills o.lir und
ion linn ten ruiiuds at inrinenia Assembly Kouiiie, vuj
itiiwerv, in morrow evening Among them are Jaik
,niiiiiiiu Hob t:ITrev of i'hlMiiplua, Dick Collins, and
prnnubiy f.d I. Malleuan's uukuuwn-
Kdward Haitian olid Jnhii Teenier have notified. Mr.
Kox of thilr uiUiugiiess to loir lu lua Intrrnsilotmi
lilallh lonehrbl at lloikawav in V nutlet for Hie lullct
it'ir-He (1,11 1 hittitplnuoiip an I to poo Ool. Ilardiug ca
I, led io London )eaierda) lliut if lliaih wuuld enter Mr.
yon would allow him JJoii for exeiiece
llUliinl K. ro still holds the fl.tmo siakas in the
virsaihugmati'h leiMtiii Jiimea loilor uf i'lillllptburg
ami Mm Aclniiof I'hieidjiplua, set doviii for March JT
last all'liUlipsiiurg. Hie men eeleiied two retirees,
ami utter uieslllng finui 8 o'llnrk until luldnlglil with,
nut either gaining a fall, avrenl tu u poetpnneioeut until
llo-folloaiugilay. Iliry had wrangle, however, uuoj
nfiisid to resume the milch, a
lilts Ttillilll. Pembii)'s backer, writes In Tut Spa that
doe l.llltigsnertll s eliilvlnelit lllll he lilid llempsey had
i bun Jul i Im iiiiildlu-ntiglit rules lo suit iheiusaltee Is
putliue. Ileeaiallnil lb pi mills le mid alwils wus
ilieilnilifor iiilllU-iviiglit hgliilug ai cording l l.ioi.
iluii pn ring rulra II I.I lugenort'i wanta lo light
Ueiiipsi), ii i lull ndds he Ihs onl) in cover the fl.isi)
liowilriiosludnl ItlLliltnl Iv. lex's olllco tors fOKHla
side match. Ilie I'ullc lnilill ulieiupmn bell will lie
presented to IJeiupae) nikt nlilurdny niglit ut tlierns
iiioiioliiau Convert Mall, furl) Ural striot ami broad-WJ).
' 1 se Hull Ml llldurvvwoit 'rsi-elHy.
lildgewood vs lluokos I M To morrnw. Ridge
wood va Klyuwsy of ew Verk, I0d bissfrec, 4de
Ituse Hull I'nlis Urssuaele Ta-etay.
New York vs Portland (New England League), dame
3:JU r. M, Adtnlsalon Ji uentr 4dr,
Vou have trltd Carter's LlltJs Liver Pills and were
flesied with thein. Thr uluiulste tht liver, regulate
hi bowels, and improve (lie agniblsitou. J do.
riNANClAt. Attn COMMERCIAL.
a
Kw Tark filaak Kateka ttt April as.
tvirx ststss sv testa aovea rise aU.n?it4.
11 V. R. s. r..,l?fl,1UV DO Va. Se, det,T, R. OH
kilLRoi aan othss on5 tie Pl.onoav
5 AU. A rac. in ntJl H J Lou A N. P. A AtL
Jl Atl.l'ae.lstl)2SsT III , bWK
4 Alb, A Sea eon.. ..,131 8 Lou. l.'..N, O.a
MAlKAkss run. es. io M.aiv,. ...104
SAmer. slock at alVitnlsl.Se 3t
imp 03H Met. hl-41 ItJIi
a Burr, A rn.lai tu I Mien. Can 7a Ihi
I iur..tl. 11 AN.lst...tnV lg tn. r. rnn,,H3US)lu
I tlslt-a o.bs IIO'J a Mil. A Kor lat,lliUt".il5
1 Ches A li. it A..PH tMss, Un. Tea H7
isrn. ao. at. n.78ua;s luh. i Midi a. paw
am. Ao.cur.. .?. ,m sN.v.AUsd Inut!
It'., H.AU 4s, I. D..ie)t JN,J fen. In tills.
40..B A U7s IMS lo N,V. Central Ist....li7i,
TO.U.O A I. en..laivj II rl. T. A Nor. T. P., .00
0 Can. So. 1st. ...loot, UN.V.. Cb. A SI. U
II Can. ro.ad.,..87'a87 tsi 03 U
Seen. ro. k ,115 40K T O. A VV.
Un Iowa 1st ttlhi 1st... MOlalOIV;
lflDen.AR.0. soor. K. A H
is ni(ii:ov ist iinvtam
to lien. A R. O. nn , IflOhloSo 1st im
T. K fM 1(1 Or. AT. U. let ..... OS
sDen AS.lUetaafn.MHt, jjor. linn. lsi..lii
alun. AU-u.w.isi. ,7S iracincof mo.isi. p4
134 hns vns. ex J ivln.lish in (WH'"
isse, u HSl)7f 17 Oulury ATol IH...U7
inPrleV. s ...OoJikki's UK.. W. ao. ei
I lirleron 1st. isit as sJHiaa.1
fi'iK. 7snn.in la 14Rh.AU.lst tu
UK. Temi SS.T. Milieu. Val 1st HM
It.,. . OU90 Bao.fAO.ot CeJ.lst.llKl
10 rt Worth 1st. BSvJuHSti 8BI. p. A Ma.
aut.wstst... ,,,Mt M 1O9IIBJ4
10 in. west d toe est L a a. r.
IHOnlfAsI s 1st.., US ten IIUIMIinsK
ISUUlfc. AS. . Ufil. I' lerin.lUsUMIOS
u. la ...,1utviapi4 3 si V. IsuC. At'.,
ft Jl. A Ht.Jo.cn. 6s.,iai W. d Itmvi
ullock. Vsl. 1st tslV 4St. V. 1st. W.aM Aa.ls3
I triil.Jk III I.I 101 48L Jn A U. I, Ist.luuS
I Int. A Ut N let .. .an teles. rM. 11, il n..
sn Ind A so ad tn.afj(i9iiki couihu. off ..tiitt'3
Slnd ASplet. exo. .IM STer. HJISpr lid
ftKen. f.oon llilsi rVToLAtaafoUent lit P"V
SKan.AT.c Ill 3 Un. rim. Ist ltiivj
a Kail ATgl.He.... , 34 14 Va Mid. Inr 7bl74
III Kan A T, e-LAa ;nj7SH e Wab.Af.1'11 d...HI(4UO
an Laka an. Jd.lJ.lKuiuH 4S Wasi onnre
aLonii AN.ii. 11. 4s loaHMtoax
AN. let. lie
Total sates of railway bonds (par value), f 003.000.
silt-aoiD aap nteea ansnn.
ffgiirnaili 300 K. V..8US.A W T
IS Boston A. L. pf.. 07 SOU S. V..SUI. A
l7ou can. ac....B5fjoii W. nrei....atbjeai
8110 Can. .south S9I.IA3U 200Oniana. ssxais
807U Dent. N.J... suljma gooom nt 1 1 v
SJSi'eui. ic..JS(IJv aiitnuoMiuaJHaJJH
IICIIAAH iiaJ irilllr It. N ,,, ..un
'. I!.. B. AU UJ' TOlOhlo Cen IX
inui'iiea ah Jdpt...l.l 20JOI110 South. . . II
naioh.st.Lar 11 4iavrn. ii tt..'iit'(4aiv
lUUOoi.lt. .. a 6OPUU.C.C0 Ul
Tol SIV 32U1 ll-idloir....3liJ
70.VIDel.AU U. I01!aml 100 Rich Allan .. ,7S
7psmD.L.AW. ijiJ.',il.M, snuiliich AW.f.'.'OHa.'S
IcJ Hen A It. U. .. ,-'3! -iSKooaial ,1JH
IS4itnaioin...'J.3SeSJ'i Uabal. K tH
oon&ria Dref....biviiut) 2uust. 1. A.-i. c Ist
iisih.iiiin att nref ... .loiiZnliilH
16lslh. a T. lt..5liaS3 lanUSn. I'cillo..o;,el4u
4lliid.,HI.AtV.J4,.ta.'S &uust I'. A Uul
:o'i gia. ie,.j7".ij7. nom Aai.cfva
4ii i.ase Mi ..noNqein.', S2UTei. a rae.lifjialli,
HalL. K. AW . .U lir. Un. l-ao 40a4Hi
7410 mi, an ..BSXOaslt l3-- Wah. A ran V1
lues Mnnn n ei'r, 4IWab.AI'.bt 17
-on USiamU JflrcclMneoiu.
&uriMloh.ien ..U7(jsi;j 30Auier.Cs loaX
17SMIMU. a at r. tauAdanisKg n
.oin S7i4)Sif ssioiir. Iran VfHiJVt
savMn rac l"tVl0l 311171 Pacinc Mall st(a)51i
asiM AChat 4SM ejtil West Unlon.BlUoiai'J
HJ Nor. rac 25j AConauas IU8
74 ei Nor. Pao. Bf.SV4'i'V lOOTeuii. foal A
4JO " w'rn.. .nsiValuil trim Un 42
l.v S'rw'uut I3n,ai'liii; 31 Col Coal -J'
078.1 N.V. Co.. lulXtftulJ, talCam'lit'nal Ib'i
6J) Y. Chic. A 30 li'k ot America.. IJJ
St U tKmlil Met. B'k 47H
r'. N V. Lac. W .nevv, 40h kot StateN.V.Uls
fSln N. V.A h. K 3HjJJ,'; lotaisales, W8l,47il
cuiamti raicss.
Jlld AIlM BU. ASSM,
t',M(i,r HJti liat. M.ARt. P.cem.. ma 87
II. s, 4t,s. r. ...IIJI, Hit, M A si. P. nf...ll8 mi
ll.s.4s"r IJS'J IJIllJ Mo. K. ATeX.. a7i, a7
11. s- 48, c un.'s i;o. N.J. Lent 'i m
U .:l IHI N.V.f.A Hud. .I'll), HuV
Cnnr, lis HlSV ltut N. V.AN. b ... at a4'J
Canada Minn.. J'J :us Nor. rac. pf ... i''4 so
I'nnndtan l'ac. OMJ !; Northweel lllrtv, HSUJ
0,11. C. A Ind. 47 471, NorHiwest,pt,.IW ISO
C, 110 IdJU IH.IVC Ont. A Weal .... IH III
t-eiu 1'aclflo .. 4itJ 42'2 Omaha con :ts'i VS'l
line. A Alt ...liu 14J omsiiapf lisiv, mi
Pel . L. A w un IJUvi Oregon A T. 0.. a7 nil
Pel A Hudson.. 101'. 101 Pacific Mall .... 54v! 54".
Ilmv A It. li . -21 aJU Koch. A Flttl .. Sv( t'i
KlltTenn Of'd. b)a Knck teland ...130 I2IIV
trie 2SI4 51'f lilch. A W. 1'... SS 28sf
Krlenref M MH Heading 2t 'J4U
III Central isakj llMiw m. 1'. A Man.,..llf.V lie
Lou. a sash.. . :'i as', Tex. a rac us n
Lake Shore. . 0i. Has Union rac 4SV 4SV
Man. It'vcon ,.la7a W8 Wall A Pae pf. IH 7)
Missouri l'ac... Ian, 1114 West. Pa. Tel... Oi e&'A
Mich. Cent 6 67;;
Monday. April S.
To-day's stock market was practically a repo.
tltiou of the score or more Immediately preced
ing It a tame, local iilTtvlf. The coal stocks
reeolvod tho piott attention because tho Presi
dents of tho anthracite companies met In the
afternoon to try nnd complete their combina
tion. Lackawanna was made the leader and
was advanced nearly 3 rent., and the others,
oxcnptlng Heading, about H t cent. The rest
of tlm list barely sympathized with this move
ment. Tho reports that necamo current In tlie
Inst hour weru to the effect that the coal people
were likelv to come to an agreement,
and In consequence tha traders Degan
to realize, with the result of lowering values all
around. I'aciila Mall was well held all day, but
thero was nothing in tho actions of tho other
I'aclDo stocks to Indicate that the transconti
nental situation has Improved. Tho trunk line
stocks wero heavy throughout, and were ex
ceptions inclosing lower, while the rostof the
so-called active Hat was fractionally higher or
unchanged at the close. Tha character of the
epoculntion can be inferred when ic Is noted
that several influences, like the strikes and the
Granger wnr, and the favorable tendency of the
foreign exchange market, seemingly bad no
affect upon lu
Closing prleos'compar wlth those of Satur
day as follows:
Aprils jpWIS Aprils -iprllS
ran., Southern . ao 30 s; N.T. Central... lul V lot'.'
'em rac. .. , 41'i 4jiJ N.J Central ... 484 411
Pel.LAWeel Mill I3HU Omaha com .... HSU 3S
Pel A Hudson .too, k)W Omanapf , .Usui lui)J
Brie v'J jj)J Oregon AT. C IT. 28
knu. ATelaa .. a7S 27 1'afldc M fill .... 51V H'i
Lou A Nash ... 3S' 3nr lilch. AW. P. .. Sot? 2S
Lakefhore. ... "!i eut lleadlng -'.l'i nil
Manbal. cnn....U7 US hi I'aulcnm .. 8H't 87
Midi Tent OS 117 Texas A FaclDc. 11I II'
Missouri l'ac. .1"4 Pli Union l'ac . ,, 4s 48!j
Korilinestcom liaHe Itw;; Wab tl'ar com. a ni?
Nor. Tie. coin.. Il'i .M, West. Un. Tel... 63 65JJ
Nor. Pae. pf..,. 54'J 60
Oovernmont bonds moderately active and
strong. The 4Kb and 3s closed H. and the la il
"r3 cent, higher bid. Railway bonds rather quiet
and irregular. Atlantlo and raclflo inoomes
advanced ).' ; Kansas and Texas general Ss and
(la, j, ; Oregon Hallway and Navigation lsts. 5V;
I'enrla, Dncatur and Evansvllle Incomes, Hi,
nnd Virginia Midland incomes, 2 tcent, Ches
apeake and Ohio, aeries R, declined 1 ; Erie 2ds.
ex coupon, '. : Hast Tennessee iucomes, X, and
fis, trust certillcates. il V cent
Money on cnll 3 V cent
Rtnrllng exchnnco heavy, owing chiefly to ab
sence nf Inquiry, and posted asking rates low
ored )a a rent V pound to $4.80 J for long biill
and M.80K lar demand.
Net gold balance In tho Treasury tbls morn
ing, $158,016,91: sliver. $80,534,052: legal ten
ders, WU.022.B57,
Internal revnuo receipts to-day, $020,932;
customs. $078 2311: national bank notes for re.
dominion. $2US,()liO.
The Presidents ot tbo anthracite coal com
panies completed to-day thoir efforts to form a
restrictive combination for tho current year,
Theyacceptod the original figures as to the
HUgregate output for tha year, namely, .13.
Suii.onu tons. In deference to the Inability of
tho Funnsilvaiili Railroad to oonliol the
amount produced by tho operators nlonc its
lines, they mndn thn following division of the
proposed production:
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad and II clients
arocont'eudiid 3,500,000 ton, Aim tho remain
ing 30,0imj,0UO tons nie to be mined by the other
ronipnnlt'S nn the sumo basis as last year. Last
soar thn other companies allowed the 1'ennsyt
vnnln Railroad Interest 8 V cent, of the pro
duction, butlhevilldnot join the combination
and mined 10.7 V cunt,, or nearly a. 400.000 tons
of tho 31,51)0.000 tons produced. Ho fur ns can
be It'iirntid tlio company nnd It operator do
not bind themselves tn keep within tbo tnreo
nnd a half million ton granted them this year,
iho percentages of tha several companln last
year were: Reading. .17.85: Lehigh Valley,
lD.fip: L.ti'kavvannn, 10.05; Pennsylvania Rail,
road, 8: Delaware and Hudson, lil; 1'uniisyl
van in Coal, 5: and Erie, 1,50. Manure. I'otts,
Harris, and Holden wore appnintod a commit
tee to regulate thu monthly output,
At the annual meeting of thn Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company, In Chicago to-day,
tha folloHlng directors were elected to servo
throe years; T. II. Ulacksione. John I. Drake,
and Morris K. Jesttp. The directors elected
T. II. Blackstona, I'rldent; J. 0, MoMullln,
Vice-President; Q. H, roster, Becrutury nnd
Treasurer; 0. II, Chnppelle, Uonerul Manager,
Tarls advc;s quote 3 f cents at 80,50. and
exchange on London 25,I4Js',
Kmtr Turk Mnrltela,
Monpay, April 5. Flouii and Meal Very
dull luting to the drpreesiou in the grain market and
the lltifnvorable weatner,
t oTros luiures opened firmer on Ihs reduced crop
movement aud the reports of iiamsge dnne it the south,
by ttooda but the spsetllatioii wasSoi-illeaa and Ihe ' lose
nrmatoiNo fnr yiirii, a7t, for Mty.aaur. fm June,
0 47c for July. '.He. far Auguat, U4le. for September,
UJ7C, for neither, Viic. fur ember. S-nu tor Ue
ceinbrr, aud a r "t Jaimsn isales VJ niaibiles Spots
1 lit' ii-nr 1 1 middling nplandi ',c. ido. 0i)lts,0 7-uc.
sTtctlotsst the ports tills day. Iti.ifj bales
iigsis VVmai fuiureeo,tnei ijuiih iieprsassd by lbs
itealiu u( Ills " bulla" to linliiMd under lite discouraging
furelgu ndvlrrat aalce 1 IJHian bush at UIVS'JJo for
Ainl. Wliau.'.'sC fur May.tuatufi'o for June UJ'.a
ni'ji' lor JoU ti.(jilu for August. ul'a4Ui)ar for
Set-ioiiibir. Uiifii7ae. for November, and ul.'i-'o,
fur Uecetnher, aput wheal was wauled fnr espori at
some ilei hue, but ecsrcu uf freight room retarded pnst.
neat Mill, the irnhsaotlotia unbraced 7,htklU bush. No,
an I winter at tii,'a)iWv. In store, and the California
wheal wlihli rn etui) arrived was taken to go for
ward In Lumps at ujl.c A buah. Milling hint
lirsa vies siiiull. but u boat load of cllidie
red Pelanam was tukuii at l trisi II) e oiilrt,
imliaii imli futures were anlusefier and tli siei'iis.
tiou sluggish, siiissuieissi 1 usii No 3 mu,i at j'.i.j
4i',c- for April, 4d)ieJ4S);e. for May. sMVallc W
June, 47434iJ8i-fur July, and Sato, mr August, hpu
(urn nas 4keii iulle fiery for export, but Hie hoiua
trade eras dull ami prices closed cheaper: salsa Included
(in a mined. 45M47c. 111 elet ainr amidellvrred. siesmer
No 1 M 44'tie)ldc. In elevator and delivered, No
.1 niUed, 4lu . and No. a yellow, 48c, In elevator,
Hats vine easier, hut at the decline were quit aellvr,
bout 40 nnu busheU hiving been taken for espori. siiel
to be atMHc, for Wo g mixed in elevsten sslei IW.lMl
buiu., loclualqg vptjlvn No. $. tor April sod
MVU!fa for Mayi and en th spot mixed at SIX
stSJe , and seiuie it SftmiHH' - s la anallty. Nsrley sod
bane) 111s.lt quiet tad unchanged. After 'Changs-Wheal
steaiyi So I for April, via t Mi;,HJ1ic 1 June, Jlc 1
Septeinbsr.9ii.ci Deoeinbir, txJit , Corn stead) 1 No.
1! mixed fnr Ahrll 4J'jc 1 ilav. 4(c 1 Jone, 48Vc t
August. 4. Data dullt No. for April, lS-t May,
sjc t Jiipe.SV'.c,
rovmoae Lard faturti wert somswhst depressed,
Inaing ine slight advance recently ma lei sales II Mai tcs 1
at ejaail.a7,-. for Vtav.eao9s.3io. for June, Hi7r. for
.tidy, an iifto- for sentenib-r. After 'Change Ihe clnae ,
nil el rUita. fnr April e J7c. for May, Sin- far Juno, 1
twee, for Jul), and u.43c. (or Auguat. Bpot lard wet j
eaeler. vtliu n rir biialu-aai salee l.. tea at n 1 I I
an ISo (or prime elty, e.avan"o. for orlme tn cbolri I
Western, and iv iao-iic. for refined for tlie Cnniinttit
Turk iiul-lrr. bill stead) I obi ineaa, HoUftlLTM tieie
dn, flo5oflo.75. rut meats very arm, but quiet
pickled shoulders reported sold at 4i-c Ure-een lim-i
Arm nt fianlfo. Butter and eheess quiet, r'reeti utt,
IJatJVc. "Ill sleaily.
KitAi Storks Spirit! Inrpintlna firmly hsld, but
quiet at MK Itnsllts nulll.
ihiak fetiouti The huilneas In grain shipments
was small ami rates barel) inslntnined. except that
v.eiei with Iihksj quarters wheat vvas taken for tl.s
Msdlierrauein at si Jo);rt. 73 quarter, and 40,iiuo buah
otiio London at 'Js $luirter,
l.ivsi Stock llnrket, I
. New York, Monday. April 6. Receipt ol I
beeves sssiai loads, or 4 jan heed 37esr loads for elty I
Irade slstightersra uirect. 47 oar loads tor exporlere H
end 10.V car loads for the market At ndecllnn of strolls I
I.Vraols't IIXIBis, live weight, from the aslllne rates ot
Irlday, tut market ruled dull up in near the nolili, when
a nrmer tout was iievelop-d, and the market Uoaed
steadi with n good clearance, thuumon tn good steeri
eold at 7ua$a u 1 'rt l""tt t prime dn. at sv.7o(5 0ii
extra eeleclnnia at IHIQf 0 J3, and tat bulla and dri cows
at $3 200 M lu.
.N 11 ei oris or livestock or fresh mevt from this port
toils), Ths Week's exports Included 5S0 beeves, 2
stieip.tt.'kis quarters of beef, ami iducaruassssiif intit
tnnt and J,7gi qu-trters ot beef and 2ei carcasses of s
mutt on gu out to morrow In the aleatner V Iscnoiln
llrrelpts of vculs, 'J.VU8. Dull uiurkst at 4V,S7i(c. V th
lteietpta of sheep and jearllng lambs, 3J car loads
nr 104J4iiead Karh sales of good to extrnslock wars
at stronger prices, but common grades of both sheep and
yearling dragged, and the market tloaed rather weak
and unsittled. wiih a number nf carloads toanrr) over
alee of eluepwere at 5r7.:iL) IO11 bs , of ) earllugl
alf.vriiiCafK.igt; all unshorn. .
Htcetpta ot hoes, OS cur loads, or 10 son htsd None
(or sale alive. Nominally suadv at $4 7t)(JM OJ V IfJ tbi
Court Cielanttnrs Tkle llov.
Surnrus CounT Chambkhs. JJos. 1. 7, in,
17 in. ins IUI KS. u.i, Wl, Ml hu 141, IdA, 172. 187
lis). u2i, j.'h, 2J5, 'J4J, J 4 J. J4I 'J40 UaxeasL rra
IteceasLOlilllliied RriCML f age fleas. Nns. at, UO,
lb, 613 5VI AMI Mkl, 574, 57il, oHJ, 310, 5.18, 4U8, 540
&o7. 61 J 5JJ, HM HJ XII, 3XH, 4NU. 271, 484. 433. UlH
Cbir.--I'ari 1 One tn be summed up Nns. lnuir,
viii, .'ssv, I4JI, 2321, arrj jj.j xfn, a J. i4, J5n.
2IIW 21'JII U3I, 2JOJ 7HJ. Sill). 3341. 33UO. lirjo,
lull);, .'Ijo, U7SJ 641. uU, loStt, 3833 I'srt It.
I'leiir No" 1800 3111. i073, 3l, 7R8. I3V9,
31173. Mil 15J7. M74. ISSI, 17JS, lsj.' 3J4, 38J3
38.111, 38J7, IX1H, 2SJ1I, 2H.8I. 38JI, 3SDJ, 2Ndi, 3SJ4,
jn.ir, latt III. Motion to dismiss undrcblrd. Noa.
I8U, Jliai. 707, JIW, 4J7K. 14114. SIIW. SIM. 3I8A ITW,
lo'il, JHJlt 28.17.2818 Jisfcl 2M4I, .Nil, J8IJ 2841, 2844,
2N4 28411, 2847, JS4H, 2849. 38.V1. 3811,3851, 38V4, 2H5U,
3857, -SOI. 3SCU. 38HI, 28113, 28113, BHOA. 31-00. 3S7, 2888,
387J 2873, 2S74. 2873,3877. 2878 JH7H. 2880. 3"U, 288J.
Part IV. I'lcar. Nns KH, 1543, l'.41. Jilsl, I24M, 3813,
l'.9l, 37.11, WI3 138 1. 3J4V). uii. 3"il8. I7VI. 10 W, IU39,
2312, 11 l'SIJ 23 l.M I. 3J3U 130.'. 1150. 1333 ,1374.
HcHnoGATae i'opbt Wills of Eioll vv'ell and wni. J.
Don .-in. II A M I Will Darling. I I' M.
Surixios Codxt iIiishsl Txau Noa 4 a 9. tn it,
I.'. 14, io. III. 1 1. Is ill, go, 21, 32, 3J Srxciib Tsasi
Clear Nia.4111, 3311, 430. 433. 4JJ, 434, 435. 42U, 4-7,
438. Part I Case on, prol nbly all da) Nns. 1347,
1248, 1 3411, 1774. 1801, lOlli IH!3 IfWO, lbU7. 1370, 1713,
1731 1737. 1730 1333 18211 1384
v.ommon Plxas iIkxihalTskh N'ocaleudar. Equity
Tana tllear Nn 23 Part I llnse unnnlsheil. Sos 1 808,
I33S, I74 17.VI. lllll, 11121. 11111.074 1IIJ3. IC58, 1683 1311,
1913.1118. 11.91,11143 IH3H 717. WHS. IJU7, 1U3U, 177J,
1701, 17"7, 1711) 1744, 175J. 170J, 1710, 1711, 1710, 1804.
1334, iitva I Ms 1. ino.1, 1817, luni, 167.1. lose, 14ie, I7ir3,
I7"0, 17111 I7U1, 1711, I6KI, I71U teV3, 1BII7, 1731, 1739,
17UO. 1711 1, 17nj 17114. 1783 17ltrt 171. 1737 Part II
I'lrar Noa I8j3, 1544 164C, 1535. 1813 1457. I4IK.. 1461, I
1JJJ 1733. I77U IKi.1, 1771. 1771, 17S2 I78J, 1787. 178 i
I'lIT I OUKI-I'art I Not 33(10, 575 J. .Ill J. a8.k). 5810,
3141,1837 481'!, 3049 21 IJ, 5, Ml), 3IU1, 4J09 3111.
1'arlll No IU77 5J79 Bftm 5887. 3397. 672A 57J1,
57311, 5738 5881, 5MI3 .Moll, 581x4, .MUR. rklSS, 3428, 3433.
ACKKl. Villi, 43118, 57117,6881, bSaT. 583. 18l. Part III
Nm .VI13. I48 8181 8181,5280 5188,5911, 6483, 4834,
5U78, 4341, 3473. 678J, 6018, 3011,51)75, 51)7rJ, 3983,
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iiirh warra this nsr.
Sandy Hook. 8.101 Uov. Island.. 9 00 1 Hell Oats.. 10:50
Arrived MosDir. April 6
fti Umhrla, McMlckan. Liverpool March 37, and
Quealistown 28tll
Ms Irlano. Msiidlaldua, Tampioo.
Ba Serra, Lszaragga, engue.
8s Stltru, Ondero, Messina.
8e Niagara Ilemls, Havana,
fta Tallahassee, Hslier, 8avanna&.
Ma Alnlcilla, Kelmrrs, Baraooa.
aiiip Dikota. bchaffer. llreitien.
ahlp Dunrohlii, Kcott. Londou
Rhtp Habitant, Potter, Antwerp.
Bark Augela dl Amore, 1 ravegna, Cenoa.
SRKIVXD our.
Bs City of Chicago, from New York for Liverpool, at
Queensfown.
SeTtie Queen, (rom New Tore (or Liverpool, ha
passed llolyhtid
bs atile of Indiana, from Mew York, at Glasgow.
aaiLio raoer roxaias roars.
Bs Slate of Nebraska, from Larne, for New Tork.
"gWintM i fflotitty.
Dr. r. '. Holm or ('klcasjes nisi "Mr wire
finds Liquid Bread very boneflcfel. It should nave a i
place In every Household." Ask your druggist or grocer
tor it. - ;
eaTefaeiM'a CrreiS fliyttit n Sprigs; Hsete
qdalitr tub best. 818 bowbrt, near prince
Ttiieet.
Ilraea Mklrte, Laondrre-d, 7c,. trartk Sl.SS.
Spring Underwear, KENNEDY. 38 CorUandt it. I
MA UMBO.
STRANO-ttARRfNOTON At Colorado Springs, Col ,
onMsrchat. yrincis Luquter htrang to Mae, daughter
o( O. E. Carrlngtoiu
DIBD.
DUNN. On Sunday, April 4. at her late restdenee, 413
West 21st st. Bridget Dunn In the aethyear of her age.
Funeral (rom ht llernard'a Church. West 14th st, on
Tussday morning, April e. at 11 o'clock, fUlatlvas and
friends are reapeitfully invited to attend.
IIAIIT. On April 4. 1888, Henry Han. a native ot Sal
llsrlnre, county align, Ireland. Ill the &Jth .v ear of his age.
Funeral from Ills late reelence 457 VVeet 16th st-t .
thence to m Hcritard's Church, West 14th St.. on Tuee
di). April 6. lean, alio A.M. Kalatives and friends ara
respectfully iuv ited to attend.
liOiAi'K At her laie residsnee. in this city, on Sun
day morning. April 4, Celcnv B llosack, widow nf pr,
Alexander E llosacx and daughter of the late John B.
boon
Funeral services will be held at 18 Rait 43th ll. to-day
at 13 o'clock noon. Please omit flowers.
liuOUWIk, At hla late home. Farmer Village. Seneca
county. N. V.. on April 2, Arch M. Uoodwm, la the 2sUa
)esrof tillage,
IIAVKNi'.-On Aprils, Hiram H. Ravens
r uneral from his late realdsnce. In sing Slag, to-day t
3:bu P, Xt Relatives and friends Invited.
Cuban papers please copy,
LFNANK -On Sunday, April 4. at her lata residence.
SI 1 West both st. Mary Ann, beloved wife of Thomas
Ltnane and daughter of lleury MoArdle, In the SSth
year of tier age.
MIEPIIKKD Oa Sunday, 4th lust, after a lingering
Illness. William 11 Shepherd, son ot William and Catha
rine hhepherd. In tha 66th v ear nf his age
Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to at
tstid the funeral at his late residence Feinrano. N. J..
oiiTueala). April d.nt 3 1'. M Central R K 3 P. ii.
8MI1H On Monde). April 3, IbSfl, Irsucls T. smith,
(n the u7th year of hla age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend,
the funeral rrom his late residence. 3l St. Mark'e Place,
on VVednesda), 7lh mat, at Jo clock.
VVAiiltEN On the 4tfi met . M.les Susan C, Warren, la
herusthyeiir.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral at her late residence, 11)1 West 334
St., to day at 11 o'clock A. M. Interment t Engloivood,
WOODS On Monday. April S, 1838. John Woods. In
tht Alsl ) ear of bleat's
Relatives and frlemts nf the family are reapectfully In
viteil to attend tht funeral from his late residence, so'
East :sih el, on VVrdtieedav, April 7, at 10 A. Jl.; re
quloili mils at SI. Stephen's Church, East 38th St. In
ferment in Calvary Cemetery.
.flirrial ShoticM.
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