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v" V THE SUN, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1888. ' I
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H Prince. Secretary, Mr. DIoklnson. sienouraph-
m r,nnd Mr. a J. Conda. Treasurer, or tlielr
; faithful eorvlces prior to and during the Con
B TOn motion of SenatorGorman It wits roBolvqd
m1', that the thanks of tho National liomocrutlo
'.v Oommltteo nro duo anil ther are horcby given to
B Ferdinand K. and Charles J. Canda for tho ot-
B leetlve. Intelligent, and thoroughly patlsfao.
h lory roannor In which, a the committee having
B chargo of matters relating to convention lick-
B ats, thoy have discharged the difficult and doll-
B cat dntlet ontrusted to them.
S. Mr.Dlcksonof tho District of Columbia, on
behalf of the Demooratio organizations of that
S District, Invited tho Committee to accept tho
Xv hospitalities of those organisations at the ap-
fl preaching visit of the National Commltteo and
the Notltlcation Committee to Washington.
S Tha invitation was , accepted, and Mcssm.
fl Dlokson, Gorman and Barbour woro nppolnted
a commltteo br tho chair to attend to arrange-
merits connoctod therewith. ,,.
B ' The Committee adloumod to meet In wash-
9 Jngtonon Junoao, atl2M.
HT)-'' lit Caoaty DeanrMT ta Jndge Thurman.
Hv Bt. Louis, June 7. The New York County
H Democracy baa sent the following to Allen U.
S Thurman:
B fir. Lens, Juno 7.
BS jagian. illnd. Wurman, Cotum&ui. 0M0:
' The New York County Democracy nnlte with the
HJ xnUUoni of Democrats throughout the republic lu con-
B srratttUUotui to yon upea yonr nomlaatlon to the Vice-
HB, lYsaltlential etnee. Aact they pledge tlielr earnest and
HJ cnUrinc eltorU In betatlf of the ticket nntll their effort
HJ l erawned with snocen. New York will contribute
Hj thlrty-elx electoral rite to CleTeltnd and Thurman.
HB " Power, Chslriasa.
HH& 1L A. Coit.siKa.uM.
J 3. 11. Fattowe.
H TA313IAXT HOMEWARD HOVXD.
HBj; Tk Brercl JUxultaat Oter Their flnceess In
HBj the Ceeteitlee,
H . ' OS TAMMANTt'a WIOWAM9 OP TltlBMFIIS,
H " HoMEWAiin Bound, Juno 7." Tho conauuiing
H lioroos come." Hcnlps tincountod, tnnlo uiul
H lomnlo, danglo from tholr bolto, and tho llres ot
Hi eatlated engoauco glow dimly in tlielr tltod
H , eyes. Twelvo yoars nco Tammany c.tmo homo
H from St Louis, but that time It loft ltsscili)
H behind it. It lies boon gutting siiunro by do-
Bfl Rtees evor slnco, and to-day it loci 9 satls-
H fled, limine In tho city that witnessed
HH its bumtll.itlon vindicated its prowess.
HH i Grand Bachom Crocker smiles his iuiot.
HBJ black-boarded smllo, and says that John
H Kelly is somowbeio where lio ran poo nnd
BJ onjoy this day. Josnph J. O'Donohuo is re.idy
BBt to throw away dollars whoro ho tltil dimcx on
HBj tho outward til p. and Is nlroady in tliohuclu-
Ht elon of n stateroom writing " Mayor " uftor his
BH ' namo just to tee how it would look. Dim
BJt Dougherty, with his gray hair more rumpled
BB- than ever, smiles his peculiar smllo niul b!ebcs
BH thodayheloftPhlladolphtaand luudeiship at
BBK, tho bar for Now York and politic?. Ho dues
BH not feel at all bad boiau-o tho oJco
BBf" Tvos rather taken off ot Ills carofully nol-
BBj ished oration nominating Clc eland by
BBT tho Immediately subseyuent aunint and
BBj Ingenious spooch ot " Qulnluo Jim " McKonzio,
BH tho raw-Loncd Kentucklan. l'rotty Senator
BH Ives wears his bonutlful bluo and w h ito stti ped
BBJ flannel Bmoklng jackot with added grace, and
BBJ as for big Commissioner Urounnn woll, ho
BBj ras taken to tho station In a carriage, nnd has
BBJ grown bo tall that aftor this no Assembly illt-
BBJ trict lu Now York will hold him when he goe
BBJ to bed. The victotious trlbo are duo in Now
BBJj York about noon on Saturday, nnd expect tho
BBJ tf nolo town and a portion of Brooklyn and Joi-
BBJ j t, eey City to bo on hand to roccie them.
BBJ Tammany's rejoicing ovot the nomination of
I" Thurman has ndiled zost on m count of tho 1 It
H tloHchomoof turning tho ijtntu uter to (Way
which n combination ot disgruntled King-
B conntr mon and countrymen so nearly put
t-.i through last night. It was a good dnnl elo-e,-
, ehave thnn nnybody realized ut tho time. '1 ho
i) cards wore all etackod to freeze out 'Jutnmanv
and shift the State right about, hut hcott and
t Gorman cuuio forwnul like little men mid
Bfl ' cracked the Administration whip with Uor
Bfl1 and offecthenem. Tho leaders lu the iclu'iuo
B ' promptly backed, explained that they had no
H'" formal information proMouhly that the Admin-
BB titration wanted Thurman, but. now that they
Bi- know, of courbo, &c.
HBM'l Tho Tammuny mon felt in their bones that
M':ji- the contest would bo tettled with the !ir-t on-
BBba alaught. nnd so ordered tlielr ppcel.il wiunamn
S' tobeready on the start homonniil i.t u in tho
H afternoon. Tho unexi ected fun 1 mo ifrr.ttor-
i leal big guns which nvcotipnnlud the ii.'.nln
1. of oandldatos molonged the battle t-oniewlmr.
i and tho braves had to huutle.to get away at tho
r), ttmo set. They didn't mind that, hoireer.
' They have grown used to hustling this week.
" The first section of tho trnln wns llllod at a few
ginntes past S o'clock, but It waited for Dun
ougherty until nearly 8S. when ho cnn.ci.
''' Commissioner Brennan waved lis hand I in -
BBl pressively and the train moved nut. These-
BB iond section was off bolore 4. Tho uir.tugenient
Bl 'of the cars was thosamo ns on the wmtuiud
fi trip, except that u dining car had been uuded
" to each section.
.- The trains wero scnrcelyout of eight ot tho
1 city when evidences that tho good i-.c;-. of tho
H day's work bad gono ahem I ut t!,eiu betume
BB1' abundant At Litchfield, 111., although tho
v nows of TburmanV nomination cnuld luno
' hardly more than got there. ther.'Weio many
B people about tho station, and in tl o ilooruni of
" a house nearby two prutty girls wilted leil
H bandannas. That touched the Tummenyhoait
B , lnjustthe rlghtspot. Tho tl.iln had htopuml,
B and windows all along the sl.ie ' the cats to-
BB . Ward the giilb went up one ultr another ulth
BB' succession ot snar.s and hiiiu-, like ill Ing
B along nsklrmlRb line. Half adoen T.iinmnuv
B badges and other mienlrs ol tl'e i un ntlim
B aed tiom us many hamls. nml at last oim
B P'r'' 'n,'r PUbnci' ''1 i)J' '"'r -"inpi.uiun and
B' lialtpulloil out by tho dangling h its-, tamo to
Bfll the sldo ol the ears. Hho vn-. .tde.tr t:lrl lu a
BB! " black dross lifting close to u'r.lnty figure, a
BB1 miss of lotely hnv;n hair, eoileil oddly at tho
iiH back of her head, and unu'i ho- cheeks a raro
BBi rcn roslness that '.wis half giod i.ninple.iin
BBI' nm' 'u'" h'1T confusion. Blei i.-ild l.er numo
BBil' Tas Mildge Doylo, and Tom Doylo was
BBi immediately hustled off tho ears and
BBI' ordered to claim relationship. Unprotested
BBI that bo would llkn to.. but ho i-o-iMn't. and just
BBI then the train started nnd Madge was left be-
; bind, hurrying back to tho ho i with her
BB' double hands full of souvenirs Including the
BBii badge of .Nicholas Kearney and a contribution
B i' trom John MeDrmott.
B .) McDermott was u little shy nbout making his
BB? offering. Ho had n little experience ut l'.elle-
BBI fontnlno on tho wertwni-d trip thut Hindu him
BBI cautious In tho mntterof Western girle. There
BBN 'wasalovely waitress at Jlelln ontaine. and J'c-
BBIr Uermott smiled Ida I iettte-t us no said:
B " Won't you plca-e bill iv.u a gin a of milk ?
BBI I'm a little shy of huwng any one seo mo drink
BH1 prater."
BBi HDS brought tho mill;, and as sao placed It
J before him sho smiled ncr prcttl-st. ton, and
BBIa Bal' w'tu lne kindliest apparent solicitude;
' "Don't you hlnk you find hotter get weanod
I before you emtio Wost ngnlu ?"
J.1 The next demonstration was nl Tnylorvlllo,
BBI1 " Therndliln't hm i.i t heauyti.wu theie.
BB nxcept tho r.itlii.id M iliou mid n tew scattered
BBl houses, but two or three uuimrcd people worn
BBi crowded upon tho litl'e .itoini. nnd they
BBB rhoered vociferously and w.ivd r-u haudannas
B frnnticnlly ns the train hluvveil duv.-u.
B "Is this a Democratic town';" bhoutedbomo
BBbI odo on tlln train.
BBB "You bet." enmo back tho answer, and one
BBB enthusiastic fellow shouted' ' You lust watch
BBI for the returns from Tnyiorvlllo not Novun-
BBB ber."
BBB C(l bandannas looked out everywhere r.t
i houses along tho track us the tinlu sped on,
BBB and until darkness enmo there vi as hardly it
BBB ' hamlet possod thai did not give the rftu.nliig
BBI' braves some ovidence of satlslni tlun at the
BBii' work they bad helped to do. The heavy thiin-
BBBs der storm that had passed over '!. J.oiih i; few
B minutes alter the Convention ml ournedhiides-
v tondedovor a wide htreUh in tuiiutrj north of
BBB theclty, undothor light nhovi'i'vnie iiin Into
BBBI beforo nightfall, 'J ho air with coid. lamp, re-
BBB1, IreBUing. mid beautiful, Tammuny lounil In
BBVt, the delightful weather thut had attended
BBBjI them on their Western trlu r.nd was
BBa with them so fur on their way homo, a favor-
B able omen for tho success of tledr work, Thoy
B can't Qtiltn reconcile thndehtruetlnn of their
BBB. wigwam In New York with the ldou that tho
BBB Great Hplrit Is smiling upon their work, hut
BBB titer think perhaps tho Ore it hplrit was so
BBBjT busy helping thorn at bt. Louis that some had
B medlclnu msn had a chunca to set tho ovil
Bl ' spirits upon tbe wigwam at home.
BBI At Decatur, where a stop was madn to change
BBBjI' engines, nearly 000 persons wore giuhored, uud
H there wua much enthusuuim, although it Is u
H ltepubllcan town,
BBbJ The route by which the braves return Is over
BBBjI the Wabash to Toledo, by tho Michigan Ten-
B, tralto Detroit, and thence to Mrgitiu Fulls,
BBBjI. where, If tbe train is on time, a short stay will
BB Jiemndc. Tho trip will be llnUhed over tho
B New York Central and Hudson Klver. Tutn-
" , many Is not coming home without some troph-
B l"8- A dear "nle black nnd tan, just old
B'r oaongh to lap milk, wbb captured In Bt. Louis,
B ' At Decatur a llvo lamb was puichnsod, and Is
Bl in clover as the pet of one car, while two live
BBBjI chickens are being trained to crow lor Clevo-
B land In another car.
BBal Senator Itellly was compelled to lnnvo Rt.
B Ixuls this morning, a telegram calling him
B homo to soe his sister, who 1 setlously ill.
B The only unkind word Tammany has for tho
B work of the Convention Is in reference to the
BBH tariir plank or rather tho rosolution, a sort ot
B plank thut Is not a plank the Wuttorson en-
BBI dorsrment ot the 311118 bill.
BBI Just before Danville, III., was reached, about
B 0 o'clock, there was auothor stop to change
B engines. Within a short timet afterward tho
BBa) berths were most of them mado tip. and, pure
BBa! Where the infrequent chip, clicked against Its
BBal mate or the bottle's nock kfseod with gentle
BBa! clink the tumbler's edge, Tammany slept, and
Umi wu dense s11dq u the cars. Tammany
was tired nnd rocked littlo of the allurements,
of tho jack pot or tho gontle wlnsomeness ot
the juice of tho grapo.
T11K COUNTY PKMOC1UCY START.
St, Louts, Juno 7. Tammany's braves and
tho Kings county legion prnctlcnlly wnded out
or the town this attornoon on the return trip.
Tho Brooklyn men wore on tho train a fo;v
inltuiteB niter tho Convontlon adjourned. Tholr
Bpeelal was ndvortlsed to start at 2 I'. St., nnd
nil the boys knew It. The County Doinocrncy
Btarted this evening, and the three trains will
roll Into New York on Saturday morning. 1 ho
cotintloB wore not daur.ted by.tho mud-coated
stroctn. hut paraded from tho Southern to
the station. The llnndilcks Clnb of M. IxnU
were their eicort. Their bnnil led the way
with " Marching through Geoigln." Col. Mnr
phy's legion followed, nnd bohlnd. In the front
rank, wero Judge 1'ower, Corporation Counsel
IP'okmnn, Judge White, ovSenntor Dmihnm.
Dlsti let Attorney rilrgernld. nnd William l'ltt
Jlltchell. All sported the red bandanna, nnd
tho Ivinnorsof tho organization Ihiuntod the
Thurmun cutlcn,
niixT avxs ot' 2xw campakix.
Populup Rrjolclnt Over the Nomination or
t'lrrclnnit unit 'Ibnrronn.
WASHiNoroN, Juno 7. Tho Democracy nt
tho District ot Columbia fired 100 guns this
ovcnlngln honor of tho nomlnntlon of Clovo
lnnd and Thurmnn.
IiiucA, Juno 7. Tho Democrats of Ithncn
are llilng a nntlonal salttto of thltty-clglit
guns, in honor of tho nomination of Clocland
unit Thurmnn. .,,
Br.AMiox. Vt Juno 7. -A Clonlanil nnil
Thurniiin 1'ne whs thrownotithnront 2:12 P. 31.
1'utM ii.n. N. ,f June 7. Tho news of Tluir
mnn'H nomination to the Meo-I'resldeiicy by
the Democratic t'onvontlon nrouped tho great
est enthusiasm iitiiong tho Democrats here.
Bonllres were lighted, nnd u snlute of 100 guns
was tired. 'I he Democratic Club, headed by a
band, paradod about tho elti. Many prominent
cltbcns ll'unrinatod their dwellings in honor
of the event. ,
NK'vnt'iinri, June 7. Tho nominations of
Cleveland nnd Thurman lire veil leeched hero.
Thltts-elfciit guns were ll rod In their honor,
and tn-ulght u procession is insrehl'ii: through
the street with ('.reworks end illuminations.
Lvvutit'i.ii, June 7.-A tnlutu of ldty guns
vnstlri"! hem on the leeuptlon ut the news of
Judge '1 1'lirinnn's noniinatlon. He Is n natlvo
id this city. 'Jho enthusiasm Is great, lted
bandnniian are dlsplajed all over the streets.
Wmintvri., N. .. J mm 7. (.'no hundred
guns were bred hem bv Iho Democtnts over
ilio nomination of h" elttid and Thurmnn.
LocXPuliT, N. Y Juno 7. Tho Demoir.tts of
this city to-night with music, llrov.urks, utid
snei dies fin hnslii't leally nitilled tho nomina
tion of Cleveland and Thurmnn, ,
'1 hoy, N. Y.. Juno 7. The Democratic rilsner
Club oiienod tho campaign here to-night by
ninnltig out a banner and making n parade.
I'x-Hpe.iker l'atterson, bei.utor Collins, and
others made nddiusses.
VI' WO Tilt: IIAXXIMH.
A Knee IteMveen fkmmunr Unit nnd Tork
vlllr Countlm In JtolMInx l"nrtr.il.
" Strong ticket," " Splcntlld jilatfoi m," nnd
"Sweeping tlctorv." were tho expressions
Democrats rolled unctuously under tlielr
topgues last night, nnd then they would get
their head3 clrsur tugetlior and whisper con
i'.dentlnlly in unothcr key. Tho expressions
then used wdre these nnit tho like: " It will bo
n hard fight." and " There will bo many anx
ious nights In Iho'Whito IIouso botwoon now
nnd November."
Tho pollJic.il organ! mtlons went about their
work In good order. On Tammany Hull's solid
front, concealing the wreck of tho ll.iraes within,
n i'ns-tiodfcked tortrnlt ot Thtumnti was
promptly plteed nloiigsldo thnt of Cleveland
which the lira did not prevent tho Mnlwnrts
from getting Into plain on Thursday atternoon.
The Twentv -second district County Democrats
nt right-llrst street and Thlid avenue woio
equally prompt with tlielr banner raising.
Thirty niintitLS after the news of Thurmun s
nomination reached Yorkvllle n fine network
Cleveland and Thurmnn banner. SO bv SO feet,
vvistiirovn nciosMho uveliue. The'lhirteenth
district ( lev eland Campaign Club, nu oifshont of
tiieeouiitv iioi.iocr.itii' oiL'aniation. of which
hurve jor llf.tttlo Is the real head, made arous
ing demoristrntiou lust ulsht at Tvventy-tlrst
ttioet and Ilighth avenue. Graham 3IcAda:n
provided. In the Ninth district nt Abingdon
siiu'iio Commissioner Voorhls's County Demo
cratic Club lope lted and elaborated upon its
demons! n.t Ion of the previous evening. Tho
JidTpreonlan Cleveland OimPHicn Club ot the
Tenth Asfenibly dibtrlit laised u mammoth
banner a: 2i Avenue A. Vico-1'iesldent Trunk
Cierner pre-lded. The Count j Democricy of
I the rift cent b ilihtrlctialsed.illnu transparency
af.'tfT Vf-t Tlilrlj-fnurilistr.vt. and willcelo
brnto v'len the b"V c me home.
At .1 meeting of tho Tammany Association of
the lourteenth Assemblv district, held nt the j
he.'ulouiirteis. con.tr oi becond avenue nnd
I'ourteenth street. John U. Donnelly presided,
and losolutloii!, of ratlllcutlon offered by .Mr.
llonry BNciioff, Jr.. and seconded by Charles
Gaell'T vveio unanimously adopted, uud bo
v is thl:
Lff'tfi. Thnt It i tlip ffnMment of th PfirocrfttPf.r
tli- i uurmrnUi Aninti y ,lf ru l Hint lhc ptonlp or t e
Mula ot Seiv V urV ilc-li. ft i oi liniiance of tin. uilmlnl.
trfillou ot ttit, Ilru Iiaviil b Hill i. Uoverncr ot tho
h hip of f r Vorl.. thut Mi rmuciiiifttloii lo i lint olt'co
l.l i-rrulv ronlnluitc lowar.l "letpccesHof the e n-utn
nt oa 1'eniicr.itic cunteUii otnl ttiat w. earnrntly
con lut-n 1 lilri r'noiiUiiAtliiri in ttir nxt tletnccratio
btit'.e Conren Ion for lls ravoralte conniiteratlun
If a Toxan steor had meandered on tho floor
of the I'rodine Lxehangn about noon yesterday
ho Tumid Biiielj have had a corner on brokers
in nbout two seconds, for thero was a sea of
red handkerchief, silken, bandannas, ponieo,
iinytliitigso long us It wan of crimson hue.
l.vei v otliei man, in his joy at Thiiiman'snoni
hint. on. had tied a handkerchief on his cane,
wound it around his hat. or was nourishing it
in tho fac of home haughty Republic ;n.
Mayor Hewitt abode vesteiday by his 10
fus.'l of the previous day to expiost, any views
rr i 'pinion- on rolitlo, plntfi rms, or candidate-,
i'e Vi'us artliill uuestion'-d about what
he thought of Thurman'a nomination, tho
(liiestlons being based on hi) utoualntnnco
with the old Jtomun and his association with
him In Congress. "I nm not to bo drawn Into
any discission of these iiuostionj," he said.
WILT. THE LA1IUII 3WX tUSEf
Aid with J!ncti Oilier, or Ilowf Kndorelaff
the tlocliiDtl Ticket.
Tho County Goucrnl Commltteo of tho
United Laborp.irty mot In Clnrondon Hnll last
night. Trof. William B.Clnrko offered a reso
lution endorsing the platform of tho party and
its nominees, 11. II. Cowdrcy for President, nnd
W. H. T. Wakefield for Vico-I'rosident. The
names wore loudly cheered. John II. Dough
erty of the l'ourth Assembly district raised a
hubbub by dt nounclng tho Cincinnati Conven
tion for nominating candldatos at all. Ho
haiulad in his resignation.
ii legato JIusxell of tho Seoond district said
ho understood that thorn wns to ho no tnndl
dine, unless theie w:'H fusion with tho Union
Labor party. Delegates Longhead and Dono
vai replied that itussell wns mistaken.
halrmun John McMncl.ln said that before
many weeks, thcro whs reason to believe, thero
would be buttonu platform und ono ticket
De'egiito llobcrt 1. Duvlssnld ho wanted to
(:i.-.. Cleveland a tap, nnd thought It would bo
best done by voting for tho man who had tho
best chaiK oof winning.
Di. I buries 1. .McCarthy, who says he Is nt
Long Blanch for the summer only, said thnt
people who vveie not satlsllod vtl'li tho princi
ple of the puitv lunl hetlei get out.
Tho plntlurm was approved. Tho candidates
Wero endorsed.
Tied U. Loiibuscber, who rnn for Judge of
the t rlmlnal Court lust eir, resigned Ills post
ns IlecordlugSecrotary. Ho said that ho need
ed test.
l'oter II. Oatens offered a resolution In which
the United Labor pnity pledged jtseli not to
run a candidate for liovernor. It was tabled.
Ilist.-ible ,), Hawks moved thnt tho United
Labor party demand that Gov, Hill sign tho
Ballot Keloid bill. Thu motion was lobt.
AXTI-CI.EVi:i.AD llllbJIMEX.
JteorcanUlntt lor W'ark lor Protection In
tti5 Jloiilunil ntatrt.
Tho Irlali-Amorlcan Antl-Clov eland Pro
toctlvo League was orranirod last night in
Clarendon Hall. Michael Broslln presided,
andCupt. James S. Trenoy was Secretary. A
sot of lesolutlons offered by John Devoy, nnd
seconded by J, I', Ilyim, was adopted. Thu
resolullons denounco tho Domocratlo Conven
tion for renominating Cleveland and approving
his Iroo trade message, and dccluio that his re
election would "Inflict Int.tlng Injury on the in
dustrial life ot tho nation." Thoy state that
" while reserving to ourselves entiro freedom
of action In local affairs, we pledge to the Ho
publican party our hearty and energetlo
support In tho I'rtsidentlul contsst," II Its Con
vention shall adopt a 'platform advocating
protection to Ainurlcan Industry and labor,
and will select a cundldato known to bo a sound
protectionist," who vrlll furthermore aim "to
mako American Ideas, Amoricnn inlluence,
nnd American Industry dominant on this con
tinent, instead ol, like the present Administra
tion, yielding to tho Intrigues and weakly
lndtutlng tho methods ol etfolo European
monarchies."
Itenio.-entntlvesfrora I'aterson, Jereoy City,
nnd l'ussale wro present. It is designed to ex
tend the organization throughout the doubt
ful States ui Iiowiork, Now Jorboy, Connecti
cut, and Indiana. Not only mon of Irish birth,
but all Demooratlo protectionists will be
eligible to membership. The Committee on
Organization will report at the next meeting,
to be held Bundar night.
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I'T.ATT CALLS OX BUBtlUAX.
Z,k X1ke Meetlnc by Freitrritagemcat
t the Filth Atenna Ileitel.
At 10J o'clock Inst evening- ex-Sonntor
Thomts O. l'lntt hold up a warning flngor to
tho clovntor boy at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel,
who wns just nbout starting on nn upward
trip. Thon ho niado a dart to tho lift ns though
in n gront hurry, but took time to stop and
cast a glance around to soo whothor bo was
observed. Jlr. l'lntt lives nt tho Filth Avonuo,
but ho does not go to bed so onrly. It wbb Boon
nn open socretthat he had gonoto aconforonto
with John Sherman In the lnttiir's room.
Honntor Bhormnn had arrived from Washing
ton half nn hntti boforo. Ho had declined to
seo nny roportors, and tho Intimation was ap
parently nutltoilzod that his vlrltwas ontlrcly
on buslnoss. He Is it director lu tho Pitts
burgh, Port Wayno and Chicago llallroad, nnd
to-day Is election dny for that company's stock
holders. Tho news thnt he was coining was
known about tho hotol somo time betora his
arrival on the authority of ox-(inv. Cbnrlos
Poster of Ohio, one of tho principal boomors
for tho Chicago nomlnntlon.
As Minrmnn Is conceded to bo tho man who
will stmt with tho biggest vote In tho Chicago,
the nows stirred up tho corridor convention.
Ataong tho rumors It evoked wns one that
Piatt lind lieon asked to mcot Sherman and
hud answered that ho did not vvnnt to. It is on
tlroly In tho line of 31r. l'latl'a tuctlcs to havo
stinted tho rumor thnt hn wouldn't when ho
mndo tip his mind that ho vvou'd. So tho con
v tctlon wns getiei nl that Senutor Sherman, ex
Gov. Poster. and Piatt wero Indulging In imulot
confab n very few minutes alter tho lattorniado
lib, divo for tho elovator. And tho conviction
wns unshaken th'U thoy wero still ut It when,
ut a latu hour tho watchers gave up waiting lor
the r appearance of either l'lntt or I ostor.
beuator l'lntt bad said cniller thut he could
s-iy nothing lor publication thnt would do any
body any good. Ho has e-nlil thnt for many
ovenlng:1. but In the mean time ninnvdolegates
to Chicago iroin the Interior of tho Stnto liava
dtopped in nt the hotel in a way that leads to
thu suppo-dtion that they vveie sent for. 'J hey
talked, and ho talked, uud It Is learned, though
not Irom lilin, lh.it ho talked Alger and Mor
ton, while mnnvof them talked Depew and nnv
body. But the Dapovv sti ength was not fouuded
on solid rock. So Mr. l'lntt s uttltudo In a eon
leroeco with SenatorSliei mini and cx-(lov. Pos
ter was nn interesting subject Tor conjecture,
homo of the prophots said that tho strength of
hhei man mid tho growing favor of Alger will
make some stub :i compromise candidate ns
Ben Harrison the probnblo nominee Col. Dlns
t.m of Illinois, no ot vesteiday's arrivals. Is
dolegnte, and his advent und tho revival ot tho
story that tho delegation Is not solid for
Greshnm Is significant.
" Tliurmun's nomination." snld ex-Oov. Foo
ter, noes not mako nnv uuierence witu unio.
There is nothing doubtlnlaboutour State. Tho
liuptibllcans will currv It. and, I think, tho
country, too. I am for Sherman, but 1 do not
ndvocnte him any morestiongly on nccnunt of
Thurman'a being nut on tho other ticket It Is
not neee-siiry. Thcro Is no strength udded in
Ohio by his namo."
A. Letter Irnr-i .futile Oreetinra.
PrrrsunRoii, Juno 7. At n 6peclnl moctlnp;
of thu Conkling P.cpnblltnn Club last ovenlng
this letter was road from Judgo Greshnm. In
answer to a letter sont to him last week noti
fying him that tho club ondorsed him us a can-
didnto for President:
rmcAccJutie.
I am lint tn receipt of yonr tetter of Mir -' Informing
mrlhrtt the ronkllncr ltepubllcan cln.' of l'itMbttrirli hat
honored mo hr exprepsion of confldence in mr tunew for
the I'rebldrntlal oilce. 1 tieir to attttro you. and throush
OU tho lnmlere or your clt.b, tkat t appreciate tlile
umleerrved compliment I Iiavo itotje notlilnit to Intlu
ence the action of the Convent on. and ehall not be die
njinututed whatever the result may be. Ipretertliat
Uite letter be not publlkhed Very trulyvours.
vv: Q CtiMnix.
Tho presence of reporters nt tho meeting of
tho club mndo It impossible to suppress tho
contents of the letter.
MORE JUXE irEDDlXGS.
Tbe TJangbter or tbe X.ntr Harney Wllllnrae
Amnnc tbe Xlrldre.
At tho homo of tho btido's mother, 142
West 172d street, lost evening. Miss Mario
Kathleen Williams, daughtcrof tho luto Barnoy
Williams, tho coined! in, was mart led to Mr.
Georgo H. B. Mitchell. Tho llov. Father
Blgley of St. Agnes's Church performed tho
ceremony. Tho bridesmaids were tLo Misses
Kmlllo and Kathleen Sklnnor, Jliss Mlnnlo
Pardon. JIIss Nelllo Janpen. 3IIss Ida Mitchell,
sister of tho groom, nnd ?llss Katie Kvle. Tho
bride's gown was of whlto fnillo. trimmed with
seed ueails and jKilnt laco, vrlth court train
and V-shuped bodice. Sho was given away by
her uncle, Mr. Villlllam J. Florence Mr. G.
Germon acted ns be-it man, and tho ushers
were Messrs. Lucius Miller. C. P. Buchanan.
Samuel Swaey, rrnnk Damon, Prink G.
Kvuns r.nd Thomas McCarthy.
Miss Lmils Ogdcn blniomH daughter ot Mr.
Frederick W. Slmonds, nnd Mr. Bacho Mc
Lvcrs VA'hltlock, cousin ot fair Bacho Cunnrd.
v.ero marilcd yesteiday noon in Calvary
Chinch. louitb nvenuo and Tvventy-tlrst str ot.
The itev. Dr. 11. T. hatterlce otlieialed. Tho
best man was William V. hillock, tho groom's
brothr. Tho usheis were Albert 11. Slmonds.
btolher of tho bride: V.'illlupi Ogdeu.Ldward
P. u. Lminel. and William l'urdy. A wedding
bre.i'.fnst was served .it tho house of tho
bride's father. 117 Lust Thirty-fourth stre ot.
A singular accident nlmost produced a jctnio
jut at the conclusion of the crcmoiiT. wiicu
uhhei.tof (hine. several feet in height, uinl
tlenly leaped up about tho church organ. In
mi Instant the company n guests In the church
wasthiown Into a state ol gro.u excitement,
but John living, a young assistant ol Sexton
Mc.Mtr. quickly rhut o:f tho blaze. The burst
I of tlunio lollowed the accidental knocking oft
of the burner of. i triple g.tsjel underneath tho
kovhoaid ot the big oignn, and a number of
frightened spectators rushed into tho stroot,
nnd ono of them sent an unnecessary llro
alarm, but thero was no fire, nnd tho bride was
driven oir to the wedding reception without
dliovering the cause of the hubbub.
lu Dclmonlco's red parlor, standing In a nlc
tuieniuo bower of nodding imlins, Gertrudo
lUninii Marx was united lu mnrrlago to Mr.
Sol M. Woll.ick early loht evonlng by Itabbl
lvohler of Tomplo Bothel. She was given away
by her father, Mr. S. Marx. Tho banquet hull
wns illuminated afterward, nnd three hundred
guests sat down to the woddlug supper.
Miss Uettrude Llndsav Howe and Mr. Wil
liam JJronton Welling weio mnrrled ut tho
Church of the Heavenly Best yesterday after
noon by Bishop Potter, irnistcd by tho P.ov.
Charles Cooper of Philadelphia. Miss Jlargery
Howo. sister of tho bride, was the maid of
honor, and Mr. llichurd W. G. 'Welling, brother
of tha groom, wus best man.
THE SIT. TJUOtOX 2JIVSXEES' QUAEItEZ.
IVeeldeat Qunctxrnbiieh Tilkea Ilia Ilelent
Cttlmly L'huruea Aitatnet 'i'ruelen i:eri.
Besides holding tho ofllco of Postmastor of
Houm V ernou. Pavil CJiiacLnlraHi rciducte n real
eatate buMutKi and ineldei over the ineithio of the
Yillao I'.oant of Trutttca. lie ie a Democrat, and the
Republican member f the Board recently combine 1
to deprive him or tho rl.-ht to eirm'nt cor.imllteia. Ho
e.ild jeter.ly ttiat he would have appointed the eame
men on coiimulieei ai, witi apoliue,l by the Jtrpiib
Jkaliiolnt lie. I.iit he would let fUbinll lo dlctnll in.
II- naci.biioinh' io ule the inatter to the court, nor
vio.l'.a he reuu
I dltor Ilium .'IcflePind of the Mount Vernon ifjnt
aid iha n mietuiL- of Hie clllem ivould be called to
ilenoince the liepubllcau comslne.
V enerable CIIH er Dyer, one nf the Itepithlican rrusteea.
na.il, "rrtIJelHQuMcKenbiieti wanted to make Henry
Appeiriulrinuiiof the VV met andpewerCoiaimtlee. r u
riiiccrW J, IVorllien U htuy on pine for feseretbal
will covt the vi'lai:e$".'J;tl. lie c ontracte ar now lo
I u awarded Pout sou el e that the ooekiblhtlee aro
irreal l.x.Aieniblyman aid 'iriietee Norman lawler
w ti. to ha mace cotitikel Ie tile Committee, dteplachu
feunlv Jmli-e MIIik, ami IMItor McLl-llaud itaa to bo
innde Town Olerl.."
Nel ear feer PeptlbMcun Tiniteei end one Uemo.
rial co out, und thlnri vrlll piobably be chatiKcd around
to the ailvantarc of llic Jleluorratl
Jncoli Cortwrlrht. u contractor, brought stilt aratnet
the villas of Alount V ernou lor work performed In
l,rad te runl.lyii ovenue. He c launtd that there wae a
filial ce ilim him or HJfol. At Hie trial III tho supreme
rourtutvviiit P afnuleforeJuitlcelJykman andajur)'
eetrrUuy atarllit J keoli. touniel for the plaintiff.
cnhedlllKatlrlillon ot II. e Court lo the act that ho hail
beeti Informed that lleinard Hobey of Vonkcre one of
tho iurure lu lite cafe, had been Improperly approached
by llenry 1 wer. one of iho trutteevof vfeuni Vrrno i.
and declined to i.rociiid further with the trial, .lueiho
l'j kman arked Juror llobey If eucn wae thecaec, and
bi lu? an.wered lu Hie attinnatlve he at once evu-ed
hhn from further eervlce on the Jur. Pyconeeiilof
both eidea Ihe trial went on with hut e'nveu lurore In
the bin A verdict vrae til cu fur the plalutiUior the
lull amount clal.utd.
'Ibe t'rew ofu JtntLb Zlurk Keeeaeit.
When tho Belgian steamer Tenlers. which
left llto Janeiro on May H. with a caryo of cnRre
for UnikJtJeronsof this city, and arrived hero yeiicr
day, was five days out from port lu latitude 12' 07' south,
loejlincte 7( '.'S' wel, ho fell In with Ihe Hutch bark
Mathilda, the latter waterlomed and linking and flilmr
elenai of dletreea The Tenters eentont a lifeboat to
the fluthtlda and took off her skti per. rapt. Voee and
hlecrew ore'evenmen. The Mathilda was then et on
lire Cain. VM said that he lei t Cardiff. Ualea, In
April with a careo of coat far the Spice Islands. In tbe
Matay Archlpetaeo Heavy etorme and cross sens
caused her to strain in every timber She wasb-avlly
loaded, and when the leulere came alona had six feet of
water In Ihe will. The Malblhla was owned In Holland,
and w till her carito was v slued at C;VS.ijo.
'Ihe Mlalnrtnnea nrnn Itnmlitrnnt.
A wagon drove up to tbe gates of Castlo Gar
den ) esterday and a legless man as lifted out and car
ried Into the ofnreof tho immigration Coramlstlouers.
Ile was Aoirust Axt, a native of Wurtembunr. who ar
rived here on Auir t(4. last year, an able bodied tniu.
v hlle searching for hie father In Newark one very cold
Dllbt last wlater his Irga acre frosen. aad at the New
ark Hospital tbey were amputated. CoUitjlar alafoat
wlilprolahlyisadhuubacktoKtuepe.
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
TUB HOUSE IX AX VPItOAlt OTBlt X11B
xtura rnoit r. j.ovis.
Thnrrann'a Xanilnittlen TToUee Vv tho
ntslrinm vihetvere Jiravialnir Over the
TnrlD Hill A tl7 liny for Ren lino
rinnnna Sir. Stnrenn Makes Kpeecb In
Untie nrHbcrmnn Str. i'ljts'a Ntiecch,
Washikoton, Juno 7. Tho IIouso hntl
much ftm ovor tho tnrllT debnto to-day. Whon
It was nt Its height a small page rnn down the
central nlslo nt ft tiemendous rato of speed,
dodging around tho logs of tho rotund Con
gressmen, nnd checking for a moment Gon.
Weaver's burstof oratory on bohalf of froo lum
ber. Tho jingo bounded up tho throo steps
leading to tho Speaker's desk nnd handed it
shoot of manifold copy to Chairman Spring
er. Mr. Springer 'thumbed It nervously
nnd hastily glancod at its contents.
By this tlmo neither tho IIouso nor tho gal
lcrlos woro paying any attention to Mr.
Wonver's speech, nnd a general dcslro was
manlfostod In every faco to know whnt tho
telegram said. The suspenso was rcllovod n
momont Inter when Sunset Cox sent to tho
desk and nskod pormlsslon for tho Clork to
rond the following dospatchi
fit Lous, June 7. Thurman nominated.
Tho suppressed excitement now gnve way to
rapturous applause and grent uproar. As If
with ono accord tho vvholo Democratic sldo
was In nn Instant waving bnndannn handker
chiefs und shouting itself l.onrse. Members .
tiud hundkorciilnrs to tholr umbrellas and
canes and waved tliom frantically ovor their
heads. Mr. Outhwaito of Ohio dtow forth n
largo bust plcturo of Thurman which ho car
ried to tho Clerk's desk, and braced It up
against a pile of boot's In full view of tho mom
bcis. i'lien he gracefully drai ed tho fi.itno
with a silk but daniin, at which tho members
howled more liuidlv Hum over.
The galleries took up tho applause, and
waved baiidannns In lesponse to the uproar on
thu floor, homo enthusiastic-Thurinnii men In
!lioiros gnllory Hung their bandannas over
I tho gilded citglo which tests above the Speak
or'uUmlr. While the contti'-loii wns gtentest
an old whlte-hiilrod man on tho Deiuocr.itta
sldo vv as s"on hastening down the aisle, his
fneo Hushed, and an o.nres'-Ion of Intenso ex
citement on Us features llo hold ono hand
nloft.and In n hoarse voice, which could 'curco
lv be henid above the up! oar. ho shouted:
" 1 havo worked for thirty years tn California
to see Thurman l'resldont, and now, thank
Go 1, ho has ut lo.ibt got second place on tlu
ticket."
The old gentleman who spoko wns Itepresen
tntlvo Biggs of California, llosclduuiinnl.es
himself hoard, and his manliest excitement
grcttlv amused both side- of the House. It
was several mlnuti s boforo ord"r was restored,
nnd then not until after both llepublicans nnd
Democrats hod grown win in In hand clappings
and shouts P.ven after order had been re
stored tho House n fusel to think of unv thing
oxcept politics, and a running lire oi blight
political rapurtoea continued for a half hour.
Mr. Morgan asked loavo to offer n long pro
am bio and series of resolutions on tho subject
of tho pending llshery treaty. The proamblo
recites that tho report of tho Committee on
Foreign Relations on the treaty raises tho
question whether tho President hnd authority
to negotlnto such a treaty or to appoint the
plcnipoteiitl.uies vithout the previous consent
of tho Senate and tho n solutions declare that
tho treaty has been duly negotiated and Is law
ful nnd valid.
Senator Sherman objected to Senator Morgan
speaking on tho resolutions, as heiiator J.d
iiiunds. who m.ido the commltteo report, woo
not lu tho city.
Mr. Morgan said he proposed to mako tho
speech which ho made In executive so-slon.
This treaty had been made n mere politic tl
football ot n great party for tho sakoof ,idv aim
ing tho Interests ol a certain gentleman in n
national convention to bo held In Chicago.
Mr. Morgan then read lib speech. Ono ot tho
sentences was:
"The Senate may mako war necessary, as I
amvcrv much afiald we are doing hero to
day." tl. an allusion to llopublicnii Senators,
Mr. Morgan said that thu only preparation
which they woio making for wot wasnti at
tempt to rnll-t the svinjintliiosof ill-affected
subjects of her .Majesty, 'i heir action, he said,
wan doubtless with a vievrof uxeltinc thu an
tagonism of lriahvoterc to tho l'le-blcmt be-eau-oof
hi- alleged subserviency to iili-li lu
ll uciice. That charge inukled with lniustlee.
Congiess, no said, had 4ivmi to the President
tin pov.er widen i.'l tho Preildents had pos-ses'-eit
stece IK'O, to vvnge napei wai on llrlti'-h
conitneice, and had tLcn 'tood by tn sen
whether the President would push thnt paper
war Into tl.o cntegoryot real war. If lie hud
dure so the country would h.ivo cried out for
hiniriuc ichrnent; but, having failed to do so.
lie wns chart oil in th rejioit of the mnjorltvof
tho Cominliteo on Foreign Belntionn with
ltstiri a'.iou. end with the nbtirti of constitu
tional power Ikciip ho had sought to find u
nc.ii e.ilue way to got tho rights claimed by tho
United Sinter.
The resolutions wont over without notion.
Mr. Mcl.nne. Fnlted Ptnlo Minister to
Frtncp, lunl nn interview villi secretary Bin -anl
to-day prior to his retain to Paris.
The Pi esldent has signed tho bill appropriat
ing $b(J.00u.0lit) for onsious.
Tho IIouso went Into Commltteo of tho
Whole on tho tai iff bill. Mr Dltigloy of Maine,
speaking in opposition to Mr. Breckinridge's
nrcor.driont to the proviso attached lotho lum
ber schedule of tho fico list, winch proposes to
adtalt Cnii.ulmii lisn free of duty upon allow
ance bv that country of cmnnieicl il ilzhts to
our voissel c and also fot n-cprin Hy In the ex
change of products I otw ecu the L idled Mates
and Cnnnt! i. llo tnnlii', lined rli.it Canada had
withheld commercial nglito 'loin our lishlng
nmiotliei vcsseK for the juirposu of driving
Congress to admit !lsh fn e.
Alter n long deb ito. Mr. Breckinridge's
nmendmont to Mr. Dinglov's nmendmunt was
adopted by a part vole, oscejit In the easo of
Mr. lUnilnll. who votd with tho Itepuhlicnns
ugalnst it. and them Mr. Dlnglev's amendment
us amended was rejected.
An Inlirrltnncn Anultliif GeorKe Kluinter.
Goorgo lllmmer or licainer. who was last
seen lu IlrooUru about ihne)rHrs stro, l wanted to
ilarothelnherluncocf his ctaiidfiihrr. amountln; to
W'.tMJhi vnltiahli-real estate, bc.idej inro.iol prop
erty. Jthnmer grandfather dies! hflcen enr nso of
black Hnill pos. He left u w I ton and a son bj a former
wife. As ho had made t.o will, hi properly wouttutho
son. except the wife's dower The ton died three mouths
later liavini: tho estate to his e epiuoll cr for life. Af
ter her dentil It was to go to I Is lather's fo ir elvers and
it.o brothers Wli-n the stepmotlier d'ed the lam ly
wasei sc.ltlered that no atten.pt was lu i.lo to taviile
il o nroti-rt). situo ilia: time mat y if the hrlrshuve
died llei rge lltmmer nail miei, t tile hU chihlrciu cue
of hlei-ii.il re wis found lo I o tl v Intr at llrim.end, uie
nltiei lu Ni w VerLcitv and two Drelhers In Ml.murl
helieor lliese knew ihe whereiib nit, c f iiuj of the oil!
er undone dtd not l.liosr eien tti rnnienl iierhro.lt.
ers and slstc rs. t. or-'e Ym ltd a uvtulerlptf lit- V. neti
lavt seen I i llrooklyn ho was priidllr..' coil A spur ol
rluimsnt wan attriind hv mi auiertl.tn c nt In Tui'M.'c
six inoottisagii tonpiilv to t e hrlrS. c ouiieel, llutiliard
Id ndrh kfiei of on V illinm strn i hut he v tu unaUlo to
g.ve Ills motl er'B li I'deii iiaie If tie giliuuie uilr
does urn npnecr wllhln a rest inahc lime the estiito
will he divider! wtiieit him II c'ni'lrg Itiritoer snhnro.
Il e piojierty wl 1 be ill! hied hi'" Mien JorllolM Die
rent estate lain hruoklvn, und li ruldo Increushulu
value.
llnngtnnn AtLtuaun Xlnsu't I.ll-o Ike Xew
J.nvv.
Joe Atkinson, hotter known ns "Isnncslho
nanirmin," who lives tit .,7 rrerirreen avenue, Wit
lUiushurjli. is deprived of his oicup.ttlun by llov. Hl'l's
approval or ihe bill abcdlshlni: ihe ,-a'lowa In ihlj statu
and subslltutll g elegttlchy as a means of jiuttlui ccn
ieu ned murilereri In death He wartClrctis.hlg the new
law wiih his wlfo and daughter whun arcporter vhlied
1.1m yestcrJay.
"VVhal do f think of the bil''" he said, ndlustlng his
Heel rlmeil spclueie Well, whllo 1 am In favor of
the easiest and mrst c cnveult t.l form or death, 1 do not
think electricity will do as a pili.hhmelit I" capltiil
cues. 1 admit tbat death bye fitrh'ity wouldbomsy
and without pain, and for this riUMKl hariielted trlllll
nuls wou'd not driad uucrly sonu chus they dread
Ihe ic-Tows" . ...
Atkinson said thnt his farrl'y was much opposed lo his
orcunatioi, but he hal nl'nned the calling ol' a hang
man fur ni&uj years, because It laid hit i well. He
did not say wbetber he wuul I continue hi pursuit lu
tinotl er stato alter the new law anoilihaiK h itigfiig
itoes Into ecct luew crk
Allrt-ril Frntida ut the I'Usrn.itrr ilectloti.
Henry Ockoihauten, who wns defeated by
Pavld Manliforlrcstcointhel'lfih wardot ihevilhign
of 1-discwaier at the election held on rutsday will havo
an.lnluni'llou vervid cm the llurd ot Trustees of the
vlllsge 1 Ilia niurnlng, restralnnu them froi i rauv, s log
the vole of that ward on 11 e ground of ulleite I fra j.l.i
lent vol ing I here were 2 I batiol east, ol which AUrsti
received USaud llckerliaiiseu iH nckerliauseii claims
that -"Mlh gal votes were east He alna ly hus Co all
davits ut I linen who swear that thei until fraudulent
ly for Marsh ll Is eulil mat sum of tho alleged Illegal
voters were procured from a e uhirs' buirdhu ho no cm
Hamilton street, ibis illy, an 1 that cullers went lio.n
lirooklrn Jlr Marsh It a lawver, wuh an oil co on
llroadvray. Ills irlends say thai If auv rraud waaeotu
uiltted he was not cognizant uf It.
To Hevlve Iirly Kule'arl backer History,
Tho St. Nicholas Soclnty, nt a meeting In Del
mon'co'sliuinlyht, resolved in revive the e'li lU.orrac
tlceof fie erslU'Jliou, lent fa Irn Into ul.lui', uf li.su
luj historical cisas part ot the literary features of the
regnlar meilln.-i. Ihe custom will ho revived at the
llrilialberlnKor the roclelr n xt fall, and the hrst pa
per to be read will deal wllh New lurk society and He
customs durlna the decaoe between 1HJ0 and 1SI s
Iho society also voted to Increase the dues of life mem
tiers from f lo tiui and Secretary sdiermerhoru re
ported that tke society bad attained tbe Increased limit
, of too mstobsrshlp. latatsii the Unit was SOU,
roitD Bxizt, znn coasipiox,
lie Renevra Ilia Title nt Teslenlisy'a Caen
petlnn nt Matt ISnTen,
Malcolm W. Ford, tho champion nil nrountl
nrantottr nthlcto of tho United States, hnd to
htistlo yesterday to sustain his pretlce nt tho
fourth nnnunl competition for tho general ath
lotlc championship ol America, which was hold
nttho Now York Athlotto Club grounds.
Six onirics appeal oil to contest for honors In
thoovonts. Thoy wero J.J, Van Houton of tho
West Sldo Athlotlo Club. A, A. Jordan, N. Y. A.
C: Arthur Schroodor, N.Y. A. a: M.O'Sulll
an, Pnstlmo A. 0.: Malcolm V. Ford. Staton
Island A. C. nnd J. P. Thornton, N. Y. A. C.
The ton events through which tho competi
tors had to pnss woro tho lOU-yards dash.
Btundutd 11 l; seconds ; 50 lb. weight, standard
lHfcot: running high jump, standard Cfeot;
440-jards run. standard C5 seconds: putting
1C lb. shot, standard !!2 foot; polo vault, stand
ard B'i tcct!l20-ynrdsliurtllo, standards 3 feet
(1 Inches nnd 2UJa seconds: thrnvvintr lfi-lb.
hntuinor, Mnndiiitt Til feet; running broad
jump, Mandnid 1H loot; one-mtlo run, stnudurd
0 minutes :iu seconds.
Tim htuiilred yards clash wns easily won by
1 ord In 11 seconds, with Scluooilorund Thorn
ton it tlo for sotond nluco nrd Jordan close be
hind. In tho weight and hiimmerthrowinguiid
shot putting lord wns of no pnitlcular ac
count, fulling to win a pniut In cither ot tho two
former ev onts, ami having to wtuk Inrd lor
three points In tho lattor. Again In tho polo
vault loid was outdone by both Sehroederniul
Jordan, om.li of whom cleared U leet U inches io
tho loriner'n U leot :i, and In Iho l'.u yards hur
illo vouiig.loiilnn ilow'iiwnv Irom Ford. Fold,
hovvuvor, showed up lu his old nhnpo In tho
ruiinliig, broad, and high jumps and tho quar
tet -mllo lllll.
loid, how ovor. won first plnco In fotirovonts.
second In two. en I third In two. thus renewing
His title of iill-nioiind aiiiiilciir elintiiplmi nth
lcto ol America by u score ol 21 points.
A. A. .Ionian and Arthur M'liiiioiior. both of
the New York Athletic Club, wero tied tor sec
ond place, each ol them Fooling 2.' points, and
31. D'hullivan ot tho P.istimo Athletic Club,
mndo a not very g'orlous third, scoring 12
point, lu of whMi weie got by throwing the
heavy weights. .1. P. Thornton of tho .Now York
Athletic club, nnd J. .1. Van Houton of tho
West Sldo A. C, wero d!sun!lllod for fulling to
leach tho standard lu three of tho ton ovents
contested.
Following Is a summary of tho ovents. with
tho winners. Gold medals were bostovvod upon
tho first, second, and third men in tho totul
icbull:
(lne hundred jards run. standard 11J4 seconds Won
hy via colm W. lord. II seconds, eecoud, Arthur
schrorCer nnd .1 I. Thornton, h. V. A. C, a He, and
third. I V. Jordan, .N. V. A. C.
Mttv sU pound welehr. standard is feet Won hy M.
(Vbiiliiviin. r. A C. distance -"U feeti.if, Inches, second,
Arthur s-ctiroedcr. tn leet 'JH Inches, and third. A. A.
Jordan. Is feet 1 inch.
Ititniilmr hth Jumii standard 5 feet Won by Matcolm
W lord h. I. A. 0.. .' feet U Inches, second A A Jor
dnn , feet ijf inches, and third. Arthur Schrueder, 5
feet -J "if Inches
I oiir.liiitulreil and fortv yards run, standard 5s sec
onds Won by Map elm vV. Kord, M1 seconds', second,
J 1' Thornton, X V. A. C , 00 seconds, and ihlrd, Arthur
rrliroeder.
l'uttln -the 111 pound shot, standard 3i feet Won hy
M lI'Mil.lvau, I'. A. U, dlslance .11 eetllLc, Inches, seo
cud. i v. l-circL. at feet 1 Inch, ctid third. Arthur
cchrnetler. tta?4 feel.
Pole viult. c taudard RsS feet Won by Arthur Schroe
der, distance Sleet it lnch-s, second, A A. Jcrdau, 0
feetiilncb-s, and ihlra, vi. vv. lord tifeetulncheic
tine hundrc 1 and twenty yards hurdle, standards 3
feet il Incl ee and '.0i second Won by A. A. Jordan,
time. Is l-a second, second, vi vv Inrd, 18U seconds,
and third J. P 11 ornton. ll'tf seconds.
Thrnwlnjr til pound hammer, standard TO feet Won
hy Vrihtir Schroeder Til leet II lltche. seconil. .V. A.
Jordvi 7 I feet 7 Inches, und third, M, u'Sulllvan. 7J
leet 'itv Inches.
lluiininir broad lump standard IS feet Won by
Ma-colm VV Vord. dUlance 21 feet 10J4 Inches, second,
A A. Jordan. J1 feel 2V4 inches and third, Arthur
Schrueder, -M feet -'! niche.
cin-lnle run. stanJard 5 minutes t seconds Won
h) . A Jordan ' minuted JS seconds, second Arthur
Schro-dor. . minutes J seconds, und third, M. VV, yord,
u minutes ll's seconda.
Tbe JLatonln Itnees.
Cincinnati. Juno 7. Thore wore sovon races
on the card to-day at Latonla, tho secoudaud tblrd races
being spltL
Mrst Hace Seltlnn. purse for three-year olds and up
watd; 7m furlongs, seven starters. Auctions Kermesso
barred, l'at Donovan. $J0: Cora L., fill; Delia. 811;
field, 2 kermesso won. Delia second. Carus third.
Illlie. 1.17
Second itace Purse, for two-year olds; four and a
half furionir. nine starters. Auctions I ady Hemphill.
512, AUho $l Vlits llojle ?S: Held, f'i Teresa won
by a leLKlh, Alaho socukd. Lady Hemphill third Time,
0 "7.
Third Usee Selling for three year otds and upward;
sK lurlotis. t.B starters Am urn Arundel Sit:
l'rlrr incite. S7, Uly VlrlI CJ. Held t.r Mar.halt won
by two lengths, Tambourette second, llricrnanette third,
lime I 17
Fourth liars A free handicap sweepstakes for three-3-nru'ilF
and upward, l 1-1. m.les seven starter.
Auction iek Murer. ?1C Did. :7. Insolence, fl;
llelil -" leu llroei k. Jr. won l.y u lialf length. Inso
le lie- second, -cur VI is i third Time, I 4-'i
Hfth hace Tho lllliiynr Musis for three year olds;
nine fur.oiurs; live starters I'ooU VV hlte. IKI. tlalll
let ;-ll, llenedicl. til. Held. f--l cl.illlret won In a
rulloi bv tco lentLs. heucdlct second. Hector third,
rime i "ij.
sixth 11 lee rnrio, for two vear olds: four and one
ha f I rl tiks. nliio starters Pools kiuts. 97. Jake
vil ler 7 luhil JO. Hell f-1 olartlator won by two
lciutl s Jul'Hl tecoiel, Jake .vliller third Time, o t,7V
ovcIlltl Urn e S'SlIni:. lor three j ear olds and up
wiir,l. 'P. fGrhui ten starter Pools Marchnu,
Z -j I strel a ll, illesutr, 7, I eld. Ir Vlar lima
won by .i e.iut leLth, Juuuert second, oleaner third,
lime, 1 It; I
ICuclnt; ist Nt. roul.
St. Louis, Juno 7. First race For 2-year-olds
that had run end not won at this laeetlnfr; ten
Marter. Auction Oil howle. $50, Monsoon. 20, gusk,
?il. fli Id, SIS fhllhowl- won bv a leDiilh, Mousoon
second, Olltter third Time. 1 fr-M.
ei end llnce lliree quarters of a mile for all apes;
f.ven stirtera 1'oulsl icoi.m. 5.',, Autocrvt. 1 1;
Jlenkrupt ?7.beM ?lle Autocrat won east y a length
ul end of llaukriiHt.c arneuie third Time 1 10
Ihlrd ItJee llrewere' cull for nil aces, one mllo and a
hi f, three .tarter Auctions vilm li and I g-miintsold
SMI Tetilio r rioncnt anJ M inch llnl.bcd tlrst and
ne-o:id Tin Hay third Time. 2 1 !
I ourth Itace Ire'o hnmlicup for all nses. one ml'o
nnd an eivhth. the starters Auction l'arairon ?50,
Wahoo, J.I7. Vlnchetll II. 112. Held. $J U wis Clark
wonl.ya neck, l'aragou second. Wuhoo third. Time,
1 'Hhi
flltli Knee 1'urso for all aires; one xnlte: Ihreo start,
ers Auction Wheeler T. barred. Ilobemtan, rj;
Hlondu S-'i Wheeler l won cusily hy a letnith and a
half, iiohemian second, l.londa last. Time, lA'ifi,
Polytechnic Institute Osslci.
A solcet nnd fashionable assemblage was on
Ihe llrnokn Alhleilc Clu groimils yesterday afltr-
noon tn w Iti ess the eleventh annual Rimes of Ihe Poly,
techulc Institute students Jvo college records wero
broken, ns the scores show
Hundred jrrdsrtashR. s Co'ton. K yard, first; O P.
Kn ipp 2 jurds. econd Time. II seconds.
I. trlit hundred aad ilzhtv jard run V. Vonderoef.
scratch, nr.t. cl VV CoukJln, 4Clard second. Time, J
mln ,te r!6 seconds
I o.ir huielred and lortyyird' 11. It. Connell. scratch.
Ilrst. II s I'oltmi, scratch, second Time, OOVJ seconds
Hlkh Jumu- II i liadwlck I inches. Ilrst, reet,A.
Van lerhoef scratch second, 4 feet 10 Inches.
One mile walk CI VI c'onklln, scratch, first; 0. Lord,
40 nrd. second lime, r minutes 2.t seconds
Kiinnmk' tread Jump It ll Welch. I 4.J feet, first;
C ll, Viils, scratch, seci.nd IH'ani e. 17 feet 11 inches
Two mil, hirvce rate VV. Vn lerhlll 7 yards Ilrst;
I'- T Wllleltfc, scratch, l,ee Olid Time, 7 minutes 3- sec
ond (in- mile mn-C n Vnle. scratch first; 11 n Connell.
2avnrd. second lime, il minute Hie. seconds.
Tlirowln the hummer I' Jenks, ICi feet 4 inches,
Br"
lleferee, Charles 1, 1'.randt. htarter, L. 1'. Smith.
The rieTiiled Must Pitv McMer SIO.OOO.
Tyler JIcNIcr of Jfount Vernon yostordny
recovered tn,noo dnmaees lu asult uzalnbi ihe Man
hiittati Hallway Company In the hii remo Court at
While Plain. Ju.llco D) Lilian prcilJiuir This Is the
heaviest verdict ever rendered nalrst the elevated
railroad (In the eveulnitof Sopt, i'l, Issit, vicMer wa
pr.ssln.- tlirntuh Mxdi avenue, between Tiilrtv-tirst and
Thlriv sccoi'd s'-cels. wlunn re, hot clinker l p ece of
coal fell from u parsing Inconintlvn piiii hi rfsht eye.
Tile Injury wis ,n severe Hut lo hid to ulvo up his
place as I ookkeep-r for ll Vltmnn A I'n, In e.xtll are-nil-
uud he bus lie en uenhle te do any work slie o
Iho suit wiiHorlinnlU foririoosi, and vrasdlimlrsed
by Jusllce Jlil man on the Hi at trial letnnseor somo
lechntcjl error In the pleadiluis ltentii iipac-altiLo
fore the -nuie Jnetlea and u Jury on au amended com
plaint. 'Jim trial occupied two das.
I'unernl of Chnrles I.nssnlle,
A high muss of requiem was celohrated jes
terday li. Iho rhurrh of hi. Ircetit do I'.iut. In Twenty
third Uriel, over Iho remains cf Mr Charles I.assille,
soman vears proprlcli r of the t imrrlrr des Kilt I nit,
who died in Ilerbtaln Jiniierj Tho cclc brunt was tho
Iter tlnstou setler. who wus insisted hy 1'utheis Hum
hert. VVncher. and 1'lnel Iho pall he i-e-rr. were Mr,
I mils Vlcrcier Hr. I haiiveau. Vlr . "Huillle Vr.
lhlbiiult. Ir chirlesi'oiidert, and Mr ( taile v Hani
An o'nc thoFrt i resent wi rei V Icomle 1 in I il Ahrc Hie
1 rrlich Ci.li-ullltnrral, Mr II I", hiiininrMllnflor nf
Ihe ( oioTlcT, vlr I. il" Tninaltcs, rdlier In chief and
Ho iiillreslall, Mr I hnrles UeeMild. Mr, Lion Juilj,
ana iiijio caiir incmbers cf ilieercuch olouy, Ihe
remain euro lilen to cterliwood
mtUOKLTX.
Theneweili'lion'the Kourlli t'nlversallst Churrh. In
Oulucv stree.aud Ueiduveuue1 w as dedicated on Wednes
day nisht.
Chlcr 1 nrhieer Monro has been depiehed from his
pn.t at Iho navy yard, nud ill no lo t allforula wltb his
iaiuhy liiKlcvdaji
M lyor llnplii will have the nrpolntment of new
1'ark ConimisKion mi June Id, when ihe term of Hie
pri sent c.oiiuiil.slon expires.
A man about an years old. five feet seven Inches In
heic-nt. viih small sanity uiomtai he and dark hair.
anddreMid in daik chiih-s m ounil in tho river at
thotoisof Halilu street rtirdv, und taken to the
Morgue tu.vwult Idtnttllcalloii
louls Monieiif 7S)Clinore street, who wss once a
wraplo l ok cciler, allcinle. ruh mr on Wnllieslay
li elil h, shiHillna' himself In the m til eye Ihe bullet
loos-ettlil Ida head, hut he vi I'l not .lie lie was rr u.i 1
I from He llu" rules Hon e a few dJjsuLO. IbisishU
1 tlmu ntiempt utsLicild
I Subscription b'uls for the XiiM om capital stock of Iho
I Fulloil lletaiei Kallroad, which Is n ronllcnallon
Ihrouih Ihe Twenty sixth ward of the Mnirs I ounty
Klevated Itsllroed were opened yesterday, and some
a Mo shares at Slon a share w ere sutsc rlbeu for James
II. rralhhiBhaiu. l-dward A Abbott. James li Sheldon,
Henry J Davidson, Wendel Uoouwin, and William II.
Dimbarare tb heaviest subscnbeii. The ceimpaay la
, te ba.oicatuul a aladajjnsiL , .at
BIIBRIVAS'a PELArSE,
Ke ns n Bad Pay "ntt r.lfei Atsstn nans
In the Bnlttsice. '
Washinoton-, Juno 7.-Gon. ShcrUnn Is
again nt tho point of donth nnd the doctors aro
fearful that nt nny hour ho may sulTor nnother
nttnek of heart failure that will bo his last.
When tho General nwoko tills morning ho was
fooling worsolhnn usual. Ho hntl passod nbnd
night Interrupted by coughing spoils nnd faint
ing tendencies. He was kept up by stimulants
nnd applications of oxygen and got through
tho night without nny particularly alarming
symptoms developing. Tho physicians wero
not at all satisfied with his condition this
morning, howov or, and regretted tho fact that
tho patlont's genornl nppcuranco was not
nonrly so encournglng as It had bcon.
For tho ilrst tlmo slnco tho Oonornl wns
taken III ho complained of sickness at tho
stomach, nnd tho doctors nro not ablo to ex
plain Its cause. His kldnoys nro performing
tholr function well, and hemorrhages havo
practically ceased. It Is thought that tho
nnusoa Is caused by tho lack of asulmllatlon of
food and tho Impaired ltul foiees.
Tho 9 o'clock bulletin to-night Is less favora
blo than tho others. The Clenernl Is delirious,
his lungs nro badly congested, and tho doctors
are fearful that ho may dlo at any hour.
Shortly botoro 3 o'clock this nltornoon tho
Oonornl had nnothor relnpso. Oxygen w ns ad
mlnlsloied at once and voryfrcoly. Tho bat
tery was also used ns on 3Ionday, nnd with tho
sumo result. At C o'clock tho reply to Inquiries
wits: "Tho Oonoral Is woreo again, but hols
now rostlnqqulotly."
At 11 o'clock to-night Gon. Sheridan lies as
ho has bcon all tho ovenlng, dollrlous nnd nl
most suffocating from tho terribly congestud
stnto of his lungs. The Catholic priest Is lu at
tendance, nil tho doctors moon hand, and It Is
tho opinion ot nil that a crisis is nt hand. Tho
patient's pulse Is beating nt an nlnrmtng rate,
his rosplrntlon Is quick and short, and all ap
pearances Indicate that ilenth Is near at hand.
Dr. Popper of Philadelphia was sont tor when
tho first alarming attack occurred, nnd earns
Hying to Washington on a special train.
MISS RIVES'S LOVER.
She Will Wed Mr. Chnndler mt New Torlt
siad Wilt Live la Parla.
IticitMON'D, Juno 7. Miss Amello Rives,
who Is probably tho worst maligned young
lady In tho country, is at bor homo, Castlo
lllll, Albemarlo county. Bhe has not boon
nway trom thcro for noarly a year. Tho plnco
is an old-timo Virginia estnto, long In tho pos
session of tho Hives family, nnd Is n few mlloa
from tho Chesapeake and Ohio Kallroad. Miss
Ainollo Is tho oldest of thrco daughters, and
her parents nro devoted to hor, Ilor father.
Col. A. Ii. Itlves, Is a leading Southern en
clnoer, and up to about a jour ago ho was con
nected with tho Illchmond and Danvlllo Itnll
roail ne thon nccontod nn Important post In
connection with tho IJo LessopsPannmaCanal,
aud soon thereafter bo went to Pnnama. Ho
Is dovoted to his daughter, nnd tnkes great
prldo in hor I Horary achievements.
For nt least two yoars boforo ho wont to Pan
amn his duties on the Southern llallroad kept
him much of tho tlmo down South, and, ns a
rule, ho rend most of his daughter's produc
tions for tho Ilrst tlmo In tho magnzltios in
which they wero printed. LiiBt winter ho re
turned from Panama and remained at homo
for a tew weeks, but his duties called htm back
to Iho Isthmus, where ho has beon ever since.
When ho was In itlehrnond ho spoko con
stantly of his prldo In Miss Amello, nnd Indeed
all who know him Indlgnnntly dony as scurril
ous and uncalled for tho recent reports thut
Col. Itlves and his daughter havo quarrelled
over the production. "Tho (Julckor tho Dead."
Ho is Indignant at the Interpretation put upon
the story by somo critics. H1b daughter is
even more indignant Indeed, sho prepared a
defonco in the nature of u nrefaco to " Tho
(Juick or tho Dead." but sho withheld It, as sho
thought bost not to do anything to perpetuato
tho unpleasant and unexpected discussion
called forth by the work.
An intimate Iriend of Miss Hives, who has
just returned from Castlo Hill, says that tho
rumor thnt sho is engaged to n Mr. Areltio
Coolldgeof Boston Is utterly untruo, nnd that
furthermore Miss Itlves is not oven awaroof
tho exlstoneo of any such person as Mr. Cool
Idgo. She is engatrod to "Mr. John Armstrong
Chandler of New 5.ork. This gentlomnn mot
hor nl Nowport throe years ago, and has vlsltod
her at hor father's houso frequently since. Tho
engngomont wns announced on last Tuesday.
Tho marriage will tako placo at the homo ot
tho bride in heptomber. nnd a fow weeks there
after sho will tail for Paris, whero sho will ro-sido.
Her Aassillsmt flaya he Is a Minister.
A ninn claiming to bo John Wagner, a min
ister havlnc charge of a church In I'aterson, was ar
rasted in Hudson Square Park, lloboken, last ninht on
complaint o! Mary Alstleroner. 15 ears old, of 01 Grand
street She said that while walking through the park
she was accosted by W'ajn er. who wanted to walk with
her she tried to pasa him. and he caught hold of her
and tried to dratr her li.Vl the bushes, sho trot away
from turn and totd fo Iceman Crop who arrested the
man. vv arner was dressed like a cleriryman. and aald
he hnd been one for twenty years He wns locked up.
There Is no minister named John Wacrner tn tbe Pater
son directory, and no John VV a?uer lives at U Tyler
street lu that city, where Uie prisoner said be lived.
The Klver'a Send.
Tho body of nn unknown man in n frock cont
and dark vest and trousers was found in the water at
tile foot of Wett Tweniy sixth street yesterday. On the
tar of the nhlrt were the Initials "W. I). IL" The body
was taken to the Moritue.
IhetutrboitCaunluirbrouitht to Pier B. r.orth Wver,
yestorday. the body of nn unknown and well dressed
man round I'oallui: In the lower bay. The body was that
ef a man about eo years of aee, s feet 7 Inches talk with
rtsrfc complexion nark hair and beard. The topot his
head was bald. The body was taken to the Murirue.
It Leaks 1.1 ke Farrlclde.
ratrick McDormott of 484 East Sovonty
fourth street, who was suspected of caislnat the death
of his father by klckinff him, was arraigned in the York
vllle Court yesterday, and was committed to await the
action of tho Coroner. He claims that hisfatherwas
lutoxlcated and received the Injuries which caused his
deaUOiy lalllnjf airalnst a stove Detective Martin ex
atulned the premises, anl says there Is every evtdeuco
cf a s.riiirgle although no weapen was found, lie so a
that the walls are covered with blood.
TheC'orouer'a,7nrr and the Doetara Disagree
Tho Coroner's jury at Glen Covo. L. I has
readied the conclusion that the infant of Peter W. nnd
Mory Titus, which was alleged to have been strangled
to death died from utiLitowu causes. Tbe medical tes
timony was conclnlvo that Rtranmilatlon had caused
death. The testlmonv taken hy tho Coroner will prob
ably be presented to ttio IJrancl Jury.
I-VAJIKS MOM TUB TELEGRAPH.
King Leopold yesterday opened tho Inter-Stau exhi
bition in It russels.
Ihe Park Flour Mills In fit. Louis were burned yester
day 1 oss ?'" o.j
I'onr pool s-llcrs In Troy have been held to the Ormnd
Jury for violating the jcMiithllnirlaHs
The second son nf the late Hultan of Muscat has peace
ful'!' succeeueil his lather In the Sultanate.
The rtnprre and I'rlnccis Victoria will start on fri
day evening for tho Istula Hooded district.
A Hre in I.tlncsliiirim. Mich, on Wednesday night
swept bith sides of .Main street for over u block. Loss
over Jioi.ocsi.
The Pali' 7rIrorcini.au evrnlntr newsraper published
In salem. Mass. suspended yestrrda), beuiz the secund
dally lo suspend there In u week,
XEir ai.nsur.
The New Jersey Council of 1'nurstlnn will hold lis
scull annitul tneenna- lo di) end to-moirow In Iretitoii
Ihe Church of St Peter In Jersey City will he rouse,
crate 1 b liisiinp WJgcter on Jii'ii'24 DiMiiiarlesc f the
Call ollc Chi rch frmu various parts of tho Lulled Mates
vv III parlicl-Mio In the ceremonies
The Pireetori.of the i.ennnnla savings Hank of Jer
sey e'lty. which hilled ohout tw t, ears ao. met yi ru r
clnv uflcrt.nl ii and declared n dividend of Inperceut.
'Ihls is tho Ilrst dividend that has been declared
Tho Hudson County (Iran t Jury has decldid tolnve i
tie-He tho doings of even Hoard tn the i ninny This '
wit include iho lloboken ant I'.ijctiiie Comic lliiiiu
The .letse) City Heard of lliianie will he Ihe lirstin
vceilgnled
An annex Is h-lng built tnlhe Hudson rnniuy penllcn
llarr at elia.e lllll home cf he bidder niece old
werer-Je en allege that the sacci.slul . o.itraclors ni
using h.ririor material Hie orand Jur) will luvestl
Kilo Ihe m liter
Hnrles Matins, lnveirsoir. a clerk rmrloyed ny vi
II l.-ineroi Jcrs-y i li . n ur-i-i d )itrrduy m
emel of rnl,tjiu..i'inr li s em, ijii in inev He
cotnes.ed hi gnle. Klidsii d Hut ne hud tieu g2 at a
lime Iroin tho uit ne) drawer
Justice Ktapnlii the supreme Cot rt In Jersey I'ltv
ve.ieidav ill.iuis.ed tho writ 'f errir In tie c-csa of
l.'rib rl 'Cnrlti, the New Vork leirglar w hn bicalnlu
He, houiiiiif Hr Jofla'l lloriihlowrr III lersi) City la-t
August and .McCarthy wus .e.it to the suite i risen for
Is ) e.ir.
l.ngrne I'avor, an artist living alone In I Praholh, was
found drtid 111 Ills room i li VVedue-wav-lilghl villi u piece
of rnpo twisted llgrllv aioulid Ills liei k lb- friend- nad
nil i eel him lor eril da) and burst the floor In I av
or had trlrd t.ro l.elnre lo take his liti. but c aih lime
ws thwarted bv fr.itnd anl afierwsrd denied that he
ll il lud on suit Ida llilenl
Vmiigoi ier) street. Jersey City, vvn lorn up thrro
niuutl-iigi in order to rep.ir the, levir Ni,vw,rkhl
been clone ( ll it for a mem h ul t the eiiwage lllcsa'.ng
liulglit of pw leslrlan. crelln' a teriiblo iletit It It U
said thut the up itonrli em lo ru,rlig si e.tetil
rewer ,sriiiiiiitid a 1,1 lhi Ventcoiuei sire tt can
no, be Irpi.red before next hrcciit ber
Ldward llocnv and William luirk were riding on the
pilot of a drill eugiue on tbe Junction llallroad lu tlo
boleii ytsterda) morning when Ihe enklne s.ruek a
grocery wagon wbtch was crossing tho track, ltoth
were badly crushed and were takeu to St, Mary's llos.
pttal Tbey may die. Ihe driver of the grocery wagon
wasbruised but not seriously hurt- Iho vscb nitUiia
ooultuta, valuta, at VW, wu atuoUibovL
ROSE MIGNON niTS DEUTSCH ' J
HELD IllUt Jir TUB BAR AXD PARA '1
SOLLED 1II.U OX IIROAVITAT,
She vTss tn Altaee't Trnime nnd He's tka
Sinn Who Won H40.000 nt nncenrnt ! f
1'nrls she Nsiia Hhe Helped Illm Da It A
I.llnr In Wnlt lor Him Outside Deb XJV !
monlcn'a ut I.unch Tltae llrr Wrath. f
Dllly Ueutech, whoso IiIr wlnnlnjjs nt bat .
enrnt In I'nrls sovoral years ago woro tho talk A
of tho lovvu, walked up Ilrondway yesterday j
afternoon on tho shady side, rndhinlly nttlretl,
as Is his custom, llo had como from luncbeoa jUj
at Dclmonlco's. Thoro wns a woman following jfl
lilm n short, woll-drcsscd woman of 83 or 3
theroaboiits. Ho was unnvvnro other.
Just bolow the llljou Opera IIouso sho over
hauled hltn, nnd caught him with hor loft hand i
by tho car. Sho gnvo it n vigorous twitch thtt
way und then thnt, pulling him nil ovor tht ;
sldovvnlk. Hor bucccss elntod her, nnd sh
tried to whack him w 1th her parnsol. The first
attempt was unsuccessful, but tho second tlrac I
sho dealt him a sliarii blow on tho head. J
A crowd soon collected and thought It hUTO Jjljt
fun. Commissioner Jako Hens, Hilly Florence, , lit
nnd Theodore SIoss, who nro personally n ' t
qualntod with Mr. Uoutch, wero Intorosttd 'Hf
spectators. Thcro is nothing to do but raa II),
whon n woman of superior musclo is hlttlnjf Wd
you with a parnsol. and Mr. Doutsch ran Into L
llourko's oystor saloon, two doors below th -iw
llljou. Hho undonvorcd to follow, .but tht J B
wnltorsmufltorcdand provontod hor, '! e
Hy this tlmo l'ollcoman John 1'. Kolly of th ' 1 ,
Hroadway squad had nrrlvod, and ho tried to i f,
nulot tho woman, tolling her that sho would b J t
nrrestcd If sho porslstcd. Hor blood was up, j l,
and sho didn't enro, and again sho trlod f ' ' r
forco her way through tho ranks of aproned t ; t;
tendnnts to her victim. Kolly orrostod her. Jj t
"It was 'J:10 exactly," Offlcor Kolly said. "I tlj r
was on duty ut YVnllack's. whero Bob Hllllanl E ,
wnn having a benellt. Looking across the way 'J
I saw tho womnn following Doutsch. Ha j j
didn't npponr to know it. Just as thoy got In ,i o
front of tho Ijijou sho sprang upon htm and 1 d
grnbbod him by tho rlghl oar, pulling him ,, J(
around nnd calling him nnmes. Hho fairly r
wiped tho sldowalk with him. At first every 'Hp
body thought It n good joko, and I laughed. f Je
too; but soon things bocamo more serious. A Uj
crowd from tho street and thoutro came to sea rUi
the fun. Hho raised her parasol to lilt him, but lip
mlssod hor aim. CommlsBlonor IIoss yolledto ,t-B.
me, ' Kelly, tako that woman awayl" and I aVsEwii
started for her. but beforo I could got Ihcra a
sho hit him ono with tbo parasol, llo offered o
no resistance, but ns soon ns ho got i J
away, went Into llourko's. I took hor around I ,
tho cornor nnd trlod to cool her down, telling "
her to bo sensible nnd go home, lint sho '
wouldn't, and said sho was going to got nt him. I t
Whon 1 nskod her why she did It sho snld thnt
sho had lost her head when sho saw him, nnd
did not know wliHt bho was doing. Whon I c
suw tho crowd begin to collect I had shut tho ,
doors at Wallack's so the crowd thero could '.
not get out, and thoy missed It nil." i c
TheprNoner hnd coolod down whon nho got
tn Jefferson Markot Court, ami sho told Justices
Ford that sho was sorry sho had mado a dis
turbance. Ilor nnmo, sho snld, wns itoso
Mlgnon, and she was an artist, and lived at
II West Twentv -sixth 6treot. "Tho man I
struck was Hilly Den'sch, tho gamblor,"
sho said, "and ho has treated me very
badly. Ho's trvlng to get rid of mo. I havo
llvod with him nshlswito since ho brought
inrvsVfn thin pnnntrv llvo VA.ara nn T ),Altml
him when ho won two million francs nt bac- ,
carat in Paris. Ho told mo his wlfo was in an it
lnsano asylum, and ho throntcnod tosend mo I
thero to keep her company, llo did not como h
to soo mo for n week, und I made up my mind ,
to go and find him. 1 trncod him to Del
monlco's. aud sent In n waiter with n messago
that I wanted to soo h'.m. Ho sent word back U,
that hn was busy nnd had no time to seo mo.
Bo I watted until I saw him como out."
Justice Ford warned hor that she must not -.
tako tho law Into her own hands, and she said H
sho wouldn't mako a public disturbance again.
Hho was discharged. Hho is a small blonde ,
woman, and wus onco a member of Aimuo'a H
opera bnulTo company. H
Aftor Mr. Deutvch's friends had got through Hli
congratulating him yestorday, he packed his ,
valiso and went to Dobbs Ferry with Commis- Ht
slonorHoss. He is not a giant In stature him- bW
polf, bolng a littlo tailor than Mile. Mignon. aH1
His friends wore not much surprised on hoar- H)
lng of the encounter. H
" Mr. Deutseh takes his mcnls at Delmonfco's M '
protty regularly." said one ot them, und "it was H t
pretty well known thoro that he wished to be !
froo from tho woman. Her maid used to bring BaH J
notes ovor from tho house on Twonty-slxtn Hj J.
streot to Dclmonlco's, until Hilly left orders bbV'
that sho wan not to bo admitted. Thnt was aarnti
threo wooks nco, and since thnt tho littlo aaW
womnn has beon trying to meet him on the bbS !
streot." J
What Doutsch really did win at baccarat In afaW ',
tho colobrated I'arls sitting wus 200,000 francs. W '
not two millions. Ills friend bald that It was B
not until nfter that that he met Mile. Mlgnon. bbm ,
Mr. Wulnwrlght. proprietor of tho apartment B J
houso nt 11 West Twenty-slxth streot, enld H'
that Doutsch and Mine. Mlgnon bad been liy-
ing thoro sovoral tears. Mme. Mlgnon had '
gono nway last night to spond tho night with a '
frlond. I
Held for Aasanltlnsj Sehoat Olrla. I j
Georgo Bousch. n German ehoemakor, 49 j
years of are. of 1C.1 Worth street, was charged at the
Tomba yesterday with attempting to ladecently sun arOx IH J
nine school gfrls between 7 and 12 yearaef age. Tha H (
matter was brought to the attention of 'Mr. QerrySi ao- aJBE ,
clety by bcho it Trustee Wbalen. and Agent Oagsttnef Ht ,
arrested Itousch yesterday, llo admitted hi galls, sum nW '
was held for trial VM t
Tbere la (still a Henry Bercb. jH c
l'resldont Henry Borgh of the Soolety for tha S J
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals sprang onavsa, law I
hound car at Fifth avenue and Fifty ninth street, an4 IS
ordered the driver, rieorge Moran. to unhitch a disabled imm
horse. The driver weuldn't. and wasHnaJiyansaatara 4U .
utter traOlo had been delayed half an hour. .
SlBUal Ordce Predtctlaa. IH (
For Now England, eastern Now York, tha H '
District ef Columbia. Virginia, eastern I'etuuylvaxtla, gM .
r,ew Jersey. Delaware, and Maryland, light 10 Xraaa IftVJ
northerly winds, warmer, fair weather. f 1
JOTTIXaH ABOUT TOWX. M
H1
Justice Deane decided yesterday that Hamlet O'Cknter ! I
owes his Queen Mother, Mrs. CrosDle, &:&. O'Conor took H i
hla fate calmly. jH fj
Tbe Chamber ot Commerce asks Congress to appro- B i
riiaterxnsj,uia. Instead of l,iuo,ooo, for the new Say- TH J
cnue building In this city. H -
The Hoard of Electrical Control meets to-day at '3 r. B
M nt I.2IM Hroadway. Mayor Hewitt yesterday re- Jjm -
celved a notice of tbe tueethu, but does not expect te TFtM l
be present. Tsaal
Tholloman Cathollo Church of All Saints has trana. ' T
ferredthe properly on the southeast corner of Madison aj 1
avenue and liSJth street to the bisters of charity of UU. ( .
V lucent de Paul for .'o.otio fM 1
It II Macy Jt Co will observe the Saturday half holt- V
clay durlug July aud August, as has been their custom i
lor many years. Ladles will nolo that the hour ot cloa-
lug during these mom hs Is to bo at noon sharp ,
lieorge Connolly, r.yesn old of 4 IH hast Sixty-fonrtU W
street, was run over and badly hurt near his home yea-
terday ariernoi n by u horse and w agon, driven by 1'eler '
llarb of :ku Last Highly fourth street, who was ar- M ,
rented
.Mrs. Wllretmlna Ilitrher.) sears old, who keeps a J
grocery with her hmimud lu I. Ilzaheth. pleaded ruUty m i
yeslerdii) uefore luJge vinrline of stealing from the c
counter in l.hlley' suiteneewas suspended on no- t
count ol her gouu choracter. J
Arraiuemei.tJ havo leen completed by which Mai- M
nger J vi hi I secures it controlling Interest fn the i
Cychre'iianf Iho liirtle of Cettvsburg. Heneral Man- I i
nicer lirandusliairr-lnel and Mr. lllll will act as I, eu- ! J
rat Manager. Mr. liraudut has been reelected Tretca. (I
urer
Johufi Matthea-h. colored. of20 gast Reventy eighth I '
sir. et, pie uled guilty In ll.e Heneral Sessions ) esterday I
of I e, i.n.r rooms where his colored Irlciels were isv 1
v lied to piay poker llo wa sent to the city Trl.on fee ( 1
Il o J.i)- , He was trlrd uiaoiithagu and the Jury dla. H s
ngrer.i, und he has been 111 prison since I'ebruary. I
Peler i nirl. a veteran soldier who Is una furlough II j
from tlo. so Hers" Home In Auguiia, Me., while visiting; ,1 '
In ew lurs. en Hecornllon Hay lost hm paperMraus il'
tortatiiiiicard and lurlocgh card, which were enclosed II 1
inuncxpricoinii.uj'sinieloiie. riie flndir wi 1 earn ' I
Iliu thHiikscl lhs veliTaii hy eeudlns tbe iiaekage to 111
Tajlorelliilel, lJ t'lial) am stteel M I
3i'.Hre('omtnisloher lilward hnilih's horse ran away I 1
in Uie Park ve.ieiUay near thu Welsler statue and il ,
sina.hei Mr, smhii's llrlu wa.on and James Huni'a
light warnn liolh trcn had a lumb'e but neither was lUi
Miiicn hurt. Vliihael Heimepii nt Ol Hsst sevenlv. il
seconds rittund Ins wife were thrown from then-light
vvsgoii near iho reservoir aad ant ml) hurt ' t
Tlielo Oltlrers have lees eeclel hy the New Vers: I )
stale (.oiiii, i of llicCalholc hliuhlsof Alnerlc 1 Stale )
h.nlius inricmr. Lev I . Iiuhvnt lirnolliu I'resl. ,
ilent lere-ien .1 uri in ee 1'rrsldrnl. Jmris J, ', ,
.iiiioveriinc CoriiHg .rrreiar I'cier i nllncr Si wr '( '
tori ireiiannr Ibcrus I irreil of N v Vorl. hu- ! '
prme in, eguies to l e c iinveiiitento be hetdlu thatto- '
iiuo.'u, linn 1 J LarUiiKiid I J lower, I
Theprellnilnarv st In trst leully the rlcht of a I '
ennui irner t" ek.luto p'r.ou., ais Irinu railroad jfjvi ,m
trsits weretakeii vrairiilai b Mr Maun, t roprlotor of i Jt. m
J-lcl IcM The I ,,1.11 Nes Coilll.1.11), he la . cut ti. .
oir Ihopiprr Irinu all ,'inrn.i n. ulih wi irh It bus con.
tracts, ami a I railroads I 1.10 ulled Hi Inierrcra jH '
lipon comii'ulut Mr Mann t m His- to bring snlt against jTsal
Client tl eialil lha Lu..cdMtiei troult Cnuii. m
Judee Von Hasten h 1 den, el llm appllr itlm nf the '
Melr p 111111 and Mm battau Hallway Cempanles for Baal '
leave to Interpose eu pleuic ntal anawers lo the sulta aBBa
brought by I en f Heseat 1 belia'f of i,ri I) owners aB '
hV alii.lnlliat Hie i.i'ilren iciurti Hi. Iaw)erutid sSasi
tliep.-i je-tv owners wascl aintiertuii. pi th it tee cares aVssf '
were ourn 1.11 j er inlnie ii Judge held thu whetl.tr aBBB) '
t'oaireeui t te, , 1 ainprrln ie or not. Ihe Ian, s it BBBB ,
I t'to sui or-were t nm, ned I) It bXW .
Anord-tinu', nt ii.dge Pus, 1 or June 1 appn utl.ig aaa i
Ceore I .- , ,lilje ir rreei ar of the proeer ) of
Alir-ul Hi met V,m, dl all ill Ihe proi eeuin.s under BBBBB :
the Juilriueu 1C I ed In Ihobc.rs nl ol,.li,hli 1. 1.1. wa aBBBBs
presr-iied In Ju ce ii ciorman s Court )etcrday to the H '
oounso lor V, ce VV .oilbsil. who . here iharerd with SaVs'i
forgery It had been secured before sue arrived here 1
and was a surprise to her counsel Judge l I, annex H
thought this was conclusive) as to the property In the aVBBBBs 1
bands ot lllllcor Tonbrldge, and ho Uxtii the heswt te be BBBBbI
KiTcb hy the rtctlMi at Hoouv -VJgVH :
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