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I . THE SON, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 18H 7
10 TOT WORLD OF FASHION.
jr. nwan UAMmtBB to romrr
hkmu aa wanaannaim.
Tie OraaF Wa Cerraieaiew St. Peart.,-,
CiilMrtl Taerwar ! fcr
IrrkHlila OmUn Other Wautatacre
resBIra slghls" Baa a ....
a th marriage of Mice Anna fteaburr Ttrew
eir. daughter of William (Julian Brawater. to
faint Hsnrl da Frenkeatln of Boas a reeter
in sn unusual matrimonial episode oulml
!.,! It wai tha anion of an in brad tankse
4lrl with a ltuulan Pole, who oaiaa from Roma
a few weeks aca paraoaalr to aak Mr. Brew
ater for tha hand of Ml daughter. Tha Count
kad nfrandf n Via Ttrawttar'i hrt, and
ktar fathar. Maine at much, rromptIr brought
It daughter home. Hut tha Count followad.
Sld tor two weeks Mr. Rrawatar aonaldarad
tit prnroaltinn. Ha talkad about Uaant da
Frankaaateln vsrr much he weald dlaauaa
dnsoclsl quattion.
ihot r nunDMMaVi
Tha Brcwiter descend from Elder William
Brewster, who came over In the Mayflower.
anil Hi")' era old-laahloned New England Iroi
ettante. It wu a Ions trj lor one of the tam
llr to become a Roman Cetholle by marrying a
titled lluikltn role, whoee relation with the
Papal household are Terr familiar. It waa
announced that at lee Brewster weald be con
tused br Archblibop Corrlgaa ahortlr before
bar weddtna-. but It afterward traaaplredwthat
Mlu Brewster baa Ions been a Catholic. When
the enticement waa flaaltr announced. Mr.
Brewster said that the weddlag would take
alaoe at his resilience. 24 Eaet Mxtr-fourth
street but tbe plana were eaddlenlr ehsnged.
ind Miss Brewster became the Couatsss da
. riskensteln before the altar of St. Patrick's
sthadril at 11 o'clock reatsrdar mornloc.
Ths purpose of auddenlr changing the wed
ac place waa to bare a church eeremenr with
as much prlraor as poaaibla. Tbe public had.
kowsvsr. read of the chance la reaterdar
morning's Su, and out of curiosity crowded
tsto ths cathedral. When the bridal party ar
rived ererr pew alone the nare of the obureh
was crowded. Lieut. L. 1. Reamer. Mr.
Brewster's son-ln-liw. Edward Adrlanea, and
John ft. Ogden. tbe fishers, could not handle
thssrewil. Ulu Brewiter. clad In a cown of
wklta satin, went op tbe long aisle with her
father, preceded br the brldeematda. Viae
Xsmu lookefeller. Mlat Kllsn Flak. Misa
ids Godfrey, and Miss Bertha Robinson.
Slighter of Mrs. J. Itood Wright. The titled
L groom and hli belt man. Mr. M Hansen, the
I acting- Huaalaa Coaaul-Oeaeral at this ally.
' net the bride u I her father at tha
rhnncel. Arebblshop Corrlgaa then made tbo
snkee maiden a Itoman noble woman, father
Mi l.ael J. Lavelle. rector of the cathedral.
re if l. rated a nuptial mass, assisted br Father
James N. Connollr and Father Henry T.
N'swrr. Then the Count and Countess Henri
de Frankenstein received tbe guests at tha
1 r.iv.ter home.
1 he weddiug presents were many and ele
aint. Several very Taluabla jewels figured
among tbe gifts. The question of Miss Brew
ster's dowry haa been one of much conjecture.
Thoueh Mr. Brewster In not generally rated aa
a millionaire, tbe dowry, it la said, will be of a
large Uvi.-flgurel order. Ko civil ceremony
prefaced the wedding eerrlee. Though a olvll
ceremoar la customary In International wed
dings, and sometimes obligatory, the llueslaa
Idee th.u it. Church and tsiate are one did
away with tbe extra service.
Cards Be . ran sent nt for the wedding of
ti Mil. riggs Abbeti a ar. 'uJgo
Ln sbbett. ev-tl"'-..rnnr of New Jeriey. to
Andrew Jaekion i o.t. . .'.. whleh trill take
flare oa April 11. at 8 o'clock. In St. Maltha'
burch. Jersey v.ity. The A ..i.i issideue
at "J! Montgomery street, will be the soena of
the ri'cepttuu.
Three we. Mings, in addition to the Frsnksn
ite -i ' . w.ier nuptials, aaalsted In enliven
ing tl icial lite ... yesterday. Miss Edith
l.ouiss iieeler and I'ercl val Kaluh Irving were
married at the Church ol the Heavenly Rest at
Boon. The Kev. t)r. D. Parker Morgan offi"l-st-i
Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Dais bridge ot 11
rut Fi'ty-alxth street, uncle and aunt of the
bride, (lift recsptiou for the couple.
At nt Bartholomew' Church Mlsa Kllzabeth
Thi.mi.aiiB became Mr. Ralph Julius Preston.
ii" in le le the dauabier of i ol. . P.
Ti.-.mi - ii. President of the National Lead
tcnuant. The bride was unattended. Charlee
1' vt.ti .i..re wa tl.e twit man and II. I.lviag
st n leeckruan. Duncan F. Cameron. Hasan
" ' ary. J Wadsworib Rltsliiu. Lswis 8.
Thoinpaun. and Appleton Smith were the ush
er. 1 1n. wnd. ling breakfast followed at the
lliumpion boms, 15 West Fifty-first street.
Ml.a Jeanne Flak Park, the pretty daughter
ef Mr. Kilgar Park and granddaughter f the
kit. lien, i imtou 0. risk, was married rester
er afternoon to H. Theodore llodgroan. In the
Maii-.Q Avenue kfftho.Het Kpleeopal t'burclu
The ..f I ir. Knulvu Met hesuey waa the offl
Staling f u.yiuan- Mrs lark gave a Urge
re.-: iuu ether liome. 170 West Fifty elgulh
trtfi.
M larley'i waa works aever grow old.
1' it well represented as thsy were at Hard
nisi ilu'l reeterdat' alternooa and evening.
tl. arc ulwars a source of amuseuisnt. Mias
Msr ..,ln MeCobb made capital Mrs. Jar
ler m.i h added some aiodsrn humor to the
s. ... t "TheCld i uriusny .-hup " Thesbow
w - , benefit for 8t kfichsel's Home, a very
Vurttiy mstliutiua at Mamaroneck. St. Mi
eiiae. Home n a branch of the Mtduight Mia
etui tl.e object of which Is to reclaim (alien
w-men. 'I hs hall was overcrowded et both
eaten .Inments. Mrs. Jarler. la a brightly flg
Jred .. a gar shawl, and a poke boaaet
ue. mated with a half bushel of red reeee, came
ii it. ii, curtain, and alter dwelllag upon
Per friendship with Uusen Victoria and the
inn.-a .if Wale, and telling of bow upon her
srntai n t hia country slis found Mayor tillroy
a if 1 1 civil persou." IntruUuced ber mechaa
u,t Willi theee vsraea:
her.. re fear daaeiea eres wtu peas
t-eSIS Si gl l uueent aS'l kiaga
A It.iiift wwie ualie luraa,
Aa4 lelt of olutr tbiagt :
oat af ..real Br.taia't famed grigade
ii. . Itii .riHtlli iui.
1 .s'.tua aa 1 a coeeujr la. a.
lb. (reai grualiula. Iuu.
glaeria etatelr. Juao grass.
al att.it. falretl Hear.
Veuuir can. tfreat aobi.iea faicad.
4uJ ajat Irate are Itra.
A' I .r Morris made a very ferocious cowboy.
' th .i liusgloary Indians with paper cape
' snuer tl.st made tha j .veuile portion
" ' e-uiaee jump up aud duwu wlili exelte-
e Kiug iarJiuaud of Caetile Frank
".ii iQaplre-1 ewe. Christopher Columbus
- r Lit hit belaace oa hie pedeetal and
e lbs floor, and tbe audieoue t.-ok it aa a
' the perloruiaace Ac Neoui. Vliae
-i u aaa beautiful but for bsr stillness
. easy stare. Poor Ophelia, with seawsed
1 ii i hair . ,i. Us Ella Morris Lord ltyroa
tsph Hunt wrote with e red quill calm- .
- try poam In euobla. Miss i ell. Houdiaot
. 't.x- au0 'he girls' hearts, and tbe
: M.rr gueen of 8eeta showed bow
-. i.aal u.i cut oil The costumes were
' - -me. and iu sows cases elegant Tbe
"- v . .a were a great financial and. If there
. 'i:uge aa allUpta. and Bieabaniam la
ar. arti.tu ..'mi
.. the HUI" la Brooklyn lonked
', i us the Ileigbis" last
' - li.e Heights bad Its iual-LeuUu dla-
Mfc?"! 'i.,, "v)tw)al OlaK tha Url
United to the raslaeata of Columbia ftalcita
I'." j 'ance of decoration and iwpper '
Kl W.af" ".'. th,.."",!f 1,,n " lueire
aTJlLTiuxia1." ') t.AlbJ" (J.il"liA Arthur j
ilalTllla Hatch ft. Buraham Moffat. William A.
X:tLiBlrTTt fTI '" "P iValaaeVun- I
der the patronage of Mn. A. Auguetua Lew. ,
Mre. Kdwartf H. .ttohneld. Mra. fvier W '
Lynoh. and Mra William a Sheldon. Jr. rn:
til 8 o clock the patronesees received the
I !1M,VJhn "rper was sarred a! email ta- j
bice. iHnelagwas general after thaanopar.
J?,w.WMilaS.Mlf W In CyprowaHlll
t emeterr when the ball waa orar.
rmoMTAmtAtiM ur uurt
Te Miract tbe Mai. tie. BC-lta mt the
nieVreci Ktaga af llreea.
The Intellectual looking men and womea
who believe that to abstain from meat la good
for the human aystsm. and who are all mem
bers of the newly established New Vork Vege
tarian society. Indulged In a novel and enter
taining debate last night la the Teacher' Col
lege at 0 t'niversity place. They called It
"The Rattle of the Breads." and th advocates
of browa, white, and corn bread were up In
arm to ohamploa their favorite loaf. Theee
particular vegetarians are readers of Til Kiv
and It wa th editorial published In Ttm Hit
of .Tan. 9 praising th bread rerommenijod by
the late Sylvester Oraham, the temperance ad
teeate. that cuggtd the .!' n'e.
0 A. Montgomery, the Treasurer of th so
ciety, had Intended t ear something In favor
Of the mtieli-at ti e I hat hlicult. but there waa
such a flood of ai gumeat about bread before
he got a chanco that the hot biscuit theme got
old, and Mr. Montgomery ruefully aald that
he'd, hate to warm th theme ovr tor another
meeting.
Brown or Oraham bread had the first chow
la th del ata. Dr. & B. Foot. Jr., waa Its de
fender. He eald tha brown bread known la
tha good old time aa Oraham bread, after the
Yankee temperance advocate, wnc made ot
whole wheat and contained phosphate of lime
and phosphate of soda and magneela. valuable
and health-giving elements that were not pres
ent In the white bread. The brown eubetanoee
hat cave color to the brend were tha genuine
y nutritive qualities. Drown breed was par
ticularly suited to children. Dr. Foote urged
that New Yorker needed to return Iu the
primitive method of baking bread, for the
almpte niton that tha old-(s'1i'nned hard
baked ties. I was much better than ihesi.lt
bread of tha present time. Softening the
bread greatlv aided digestion, and wasa pre
ventive against development of dyspepsia.
The growing absence of sound teeth In chil
dren nowadare was due. Dr. Foote eald. to the
fact that baker's white breed contained none
of the phosphate ot soda which was present In
brown bread.
Willis A. Barn took up th cudgal for
white bread. His opening .hot was that there
waa not any genuine (irahem bread In the
market. He added that the famotic New Eng
land brown bread, while delicious, waa not
bread at all. but cake. Mr. llarnea contended
that the modern milling machinery was so
good tht It waa poaajbl to make a flrst
claae and nutritive bread from "superfine"
white flour It wou: ' be almoat a
i-riin In. added to '.ii a high liver to eat
brown bread. It would produce a glut of rich
phosphates In the stomach, brown bread was
suited to thoee who adhered to a vegetable
diet, for it contained much of the nutriment
found in meat.
Arthur Havlland spoke for corn bread. Hie
Ideal waa a loaf baked In an open II replace
over a real old-fashioned Are. lire. Ellia Ii.
Horns said she advocated genuine Urahsm
bread for the eako of the children, who ought
never to he fed on meat. A brown bread and
vegetable diet would. h lnlstd. bring a
greet many other benefit than the tingle one
of a set of good teeth.
1 re ieurer Montgomery at this point opened
a square box that had been cent to fhe society
anoMnnnueiv. lie lifted the lid and revelled
a loaf of home-made Oraham bread. He cut
It In sllcec and passed it around with tiny cups
of hot a cos. Treasurer Montgomery think!
that the bread was made by the woman whose
letter eulogizing brown bread waa commented
upon in Tub Hun's editorial.
OmORBl.4 RKVr.lVK II KH DKAI.
The ol SJeaater elsjaltl Lies la Stale
-llleai Talkeg jg ae eeeeeeer.
Atlanta, March 28. The body of Senator
Colquitt reached thla citr at 6 o'clock thla
mornlnc In a special oar. surrounded by the
escort of hoaor sppointed br the two Houses
of Centres. At 8 o'clock th local military
oeeorted the Governor and other ofnelale of tha
State, the Confederate Veterans' Association.
and many distinguished cltlisns to th ear In
which the body lav. There It waa received
from th guard of hoaor and placed In a
hearse drawn by four horise.
on the arrival of the enrtdge at the Stat
House the troops were formed on either aide
of the Washington street entrance, and the
body of the dead Senator was borne into tha
Capitol and I luced in the main corridor.
a line of people was formed, and during tha
two hours ! u liicn the body wa th.re thou
...mis vi.-hi- i ii. Memorial eisrcl.es were
held In ths House of liepresentctlves. wh.it
Ir. Bobbins conduoted the eervlce. Hpsechts
were made by Uor. Northen. Judge Bleckley.
Senator Gordon, and Mayor Ooodwln. After
th service the body wss eccortcd back to tha
tra'n aod taken to Macon.
The i ...Mn nor went to Macon to attend tha
funeral there. It I generally believed that he
will announce the appointment for the Sena
torial vacancy Vo-morrow or next day. Among
the names which hsve been urged I that o
ex-Coogrsmai James H. llloant. The nam
of the Hon. Joseph II. 'mum lug of Augusts was
pre.ented on Monday afternoon, and at th
am time tbe names of the Hon, Clifford An
derson. Jame. W. Kobertson. S M. Ionian aad
Ib.bert (I. Mitchell were alt. i presented with a .
number ot others The Oovernor eayc he will
make the appointment soon. Long petitions
signed by the business men of Athens and
I'oine requesting the appointment of Mr. 8.
M. Inmaa of Atlaata, were cabmittod to tha
Oovernor to-dey.
ko HA1.1.UT ron cmvonmy.
Perth Aaabe Iti.ram Wh Art laawlreg
br Bevelwtiowary tgrsaeries.
Firrn AWihyt. March 28. Edward Crnddan.
th reform candidate for Mayor, waa notified
to-dar br Cltr Clark Wight that hi petition for
official ballot due not fulfil th raqulrmata
of th law. Cruddea demanded a statement
of! the particulars In which it waa deflolcnt,
Wight refused to give him tha Information.
Crudden 1 itrr angry et thCIrk. and threat
one to sue if the ballots are not forthcoming.
A meeting of ths i rudden clubs will proba
bly be held to denounce the action of tha Clerk.
These meetings are held In an old building
kouwnasthe Tea House." It takes Its name
from the tradition that large quant Itlee of tea
were stored there in the Revolutionary daye.
when the colonists refused to permit the tea
to le used because of the tax. The building le
on Front street and is at present unoccupied.
The Cruddenltes have taken possession, and
compare themcelvee with tbe colonists who
fought against unjust taxes aad oppression In
the last oeatury.
le
t.rlg. Blgce.
AintNv. March 28. -To-day at boob, la tha
State street Presbyterian Church, the Rev. 1'r.
Holms, officiating occurred the marriage of
Mies Ada Juliet liiggs. daughter of Mrs Oeorgo
C Bigg, aad Mr. Martin I. (Irlffln. Th bride
wa etcorted to th altar by her brother. Mr.
Oeorge A. Blgge of New York, whore che waa
met by the groom and his best man. Mr. Frank
Tuwne of Holjoke. Masa
The bride wore a bandsoms and besoming
gown of white satin, cut sn train, and carried
white brides roses, her only ornament being a
magnificent diamond beart. the groom's gift
After the ceremony a reception was held at
the borne ot the brlde'a mother. 37u Hamilton
street.
tearae-atlller.
Ml Mary Stltt Miller, daughter of Mr. and
Mra Ueerge Miller, end llaipb March were
married rterdar afturuoon at, the residence
of the bride's parents l.'i Mercer si rset. Jer
sey i Ii r- Miss Mattie U Her. a sister ol th
bride, was maid of honor. Th ushers were
William T. Marsh, a brother of the bride
groom: William Carrett l.n-l- of thu city.
Howard Opdvke of Plaiodsld. und Irving Mc
liuwell i.aiil.l I nt Ohio. 1 dwin Van former
of Albany wa. heel mlu. The bride wore a
white satin go" n rliamsd Willi 1uche.es point
lice, and a tul'e nil ir.-iene.l with a diamond
lie The I'ereciouv wa performed by the
Lev. a J. While ol Nashua. V H.
at .wye i Treat.
BAXTthtoaa. Marsh 28,-Mlaa (Isasvlsve
Trust, yousgest daughter of Mr, fcdwla H.
Trust, waa marrid this svsniog at bar moth
er' bom. 1 -' North Charlee itreet. to Mr.
tiro. Edward bswrerof New Vork The cere
mony wa prformd by tbe Uv. Fred Olbaea.
The Aaaitsr Ph aaraatb-re.
Th 8oeity of Amateur Photographer held
a meeting last night to celebrate i- teeth an
nltrary Addrsa war made by F. C.
U.ai I. the tlret 1'ieei lent ! the eoclelf; W. t.
Kriri g the rtre. oeereiary ; H F. Newtoa.
!.!( J .... I. tt iiiieway. aud C W CauCcld.
BTJaTJlHByayasawsieM)essigsi
Lira Tor I en io,r r7fr.
Many part of Mil eltr roescss what th
neighbor call "th coldest eornsr IB town."
Since Mr. Field' Waehlagtea building waa
created opposite the Bowling (Irean. that ha
boon the coldest corner for far down town.
Tha eornsr of Sprne itreat, whsr th 7Vieun
building stands, la a still older coldest cottier.
Th eornsr of Prince street Bad Bread war he
been the coldect corner ever since the war.
when Ball A Black, th jewellers. wr thsr.
Th Union Dime Saving Bank eornsr, whr
Broadway and Sltth avenue meet. Ii another.
The Fifth aveaue entrance ta Central Park,
where th three big hotel ha v been tin lit. of
fer a choice of two coble. t cornera. There
are plenty of them, and at each on, on a
windy day. th local claim a..ema good.
A man roa daring an Intermission at the
Standard Theatre the other night aad began
rosing wiib bla umbrella under the seat, in
front of him. He brought up a hat. examined
It critically, and returned It to the place
whence It earn. Then he poked com more,
and brought op successive!? seversl hats and
many overshoes. By this time persona within
a radius ot halt a dozen seat a began to get up
and look at tha floor. It wa understood that
the uneasy man had lost hie hat "I certainly
wore one when 1 came." he said earnestly to
the strange young woman next him. He sub
sided when the next act began, but furtively
poked about when the performance waa dull.
When the next Intermission came be again
began fishing up hats and overshoe. " I
assure you." said the man Immediately in front
after hie hat had been tlahed up for the third
or fourth time, that that hat fa mine." The
perturbed man anologlrad and went on
poking and flhlng up things, while all hi
neighbors wr uneasy for their overshoe. At
last, when th lulei mission was nenrlr ai an
end, the man rose, took hie overcoat from his
seat, and held ap to public view a derby lint in
a state of otter wreck. "Is that your hit r
Rskcd ths abused man In front. ' It was my
at." eald the other, and then he laughed, so
did th strings young women next to him:
so did ths man In front ; so did hie neighbors
on either aid: o did everybody who knew
what had been going on through two whole
acts and the laughter wa kept up Intermit
ntly through a good part of the next act
whenever any one happened to look at the
owner ot tbo wreaked derbr.
"Bod water." ld a man it th Clolitir
Club on Bight Iait week. "Isoppoed to bo
an Amerloan drink. While I waa la Scotland
last summer, however, and later In Ireland, I
found In almost vry house a drink called
gesogsne. It le a home-ma. I oda water and
very tine. It la said to b a French Invention.
When I returned to New York I went to ssv
eral drug stores and asked for gaeogene. They
didn't have It and had never heard of It. Nor
have I been able to find tnr description of the
3 rink. Kvery druggist in Olaagow ha th
rink, and I wish that some oa here could
tell me where I oan find It or how I mar mate
It." Several man present had known the drink
In Scotland, but noneottbem bad lesn It here.
M. I'aplnaud, the Oovernor of th BocUtr
Iiland. arrived in New lork on th Rrtagos
from Havre laat week, and I now on hi way
overland to San Franolceo, whence he will call
for the colony he prcsldec over In the name of
the French republic. M. I'aplnaud la an amia
ble little man, slightly over five feet la atatur.
with twinkling era, long hair, and flowing
aide whiakera. He I very broad shouldered,
and for that reason looks even ehorter than
he rea Ir Is. Ha i always accompanied by a
tall, athletic-looking negro, ae black as the
traditional ace, who acta aa a tort of body
guard, and stands a few pacec distant so
aa to he within call should any unctvllirsd
Amerlso fall upon his mutsr. When i
akd It be came to the frilled State OB '
hi way to the Islands, in. tei.l of trav
elling on the regular French etcamahlps
which rug to Nsw Caledonia, in order to
etudy American method and to try to stimu
late trade with the Horlety Islands. M. I aji- i
naud replied that, on the contrary, he was go- ,
Ing to San Francisco In order to prevent. It
possible, the establishment of a line uf Araerl
can steamships which could npsn up the
l.lnnd. In an L e snfur lift.. At Tir.i.nl tha
only communication hetneou these i.land
and th f nlted States Is by mean, of a month
ly sen .oner, which take anywhere from twen
ty to elxty dare to make the voyage. M. Papl
Band ii eves opposed to this. He thinks
the American sr too enterprising, and he
wante to chut them out of hie bailiwick.
Ho say frankly that he Intend to ncourge
trad With Java and Indo-Chlna In order
to turn th business toward the OM World
rather than toward tha New. He believes In
. shipping hie eargoee under the tricolor In i
f 'reference to the Stare and Stripes. He be
teres In having Freach coloales for the French.
A young colored Weat Indian, who I em
plored la a hotel near Union (quar. wet
much disappointed on Sunday morning at not
Ing the sun dnc In honor ot latter. Ha
eald he had been told that In this latitude such I
a manifestation of the heavens' sympathy j
with the earth's joy at the rising of the Lord
wae visible. Hi disappointment waa some
what asauagsd by tho suggestion that th
un's dancing might have been concealed by
the clouds which obscured the sky on -under I
and dimmed tbe glory of faster bonnets.
There are two men In New York just now
whomsrbeasen on Broadway nearly sverr
afternoon and evening, aod are always
ths subjeot ot sharp glancec from the ward
detectlvos. policemen, and others who recog
nltethem. tine of them Is clender and some
what under th medium height, wears a very
dark mouitache. and haa at least two adjust
able titles of nobility, either one of which ho
would probably he glad to exchange for an
overcoat. He always dresses well, an 1 Is said
by those who know him to he a man of educa
tion and refinement. He admits himself that
he is more accustomed to the coclety of kings.
emperor, aad noblemen than to that ol men
of the claae encountered In Ilroadwav bar- i
rooujo. There are. hnwi'er. in the city icreral
men who declare that theaort of court life to
which thia man hai been accustomed In F.u
rone is not that whicli csn boast of tha r.er-
sonsl presence of the sovereign. The other
man Is stout and has a grar beard cut rather
abort, a high hat, and garments which
are no longer in the first flush of newness.
Those Who have made bis acquaintance ear
that hs haa cultivated a soft voice an 1 depre
catory manner which enable him to pecs him
self off as in Innocent, Inoffensive character.
who, so tar from Intending evil to any
one, stands la continual dread of being
robbed himself. Doth of these men
are skilful members of the great guild of
chevaliers d'llidustrie the one haviagTearned
and practised his trade In nearly every oapltal
of Furope. the other a type of th American
branch of the order. It is said that of late
luck hac not gone well with either of them,
aad It would be en unfortunate thing for any
one with a larg sum of ready money and a
Arm belief In hi nbillttea aa a t oker player to
fall Into their clutche. for they're In ao mood
to allow aay on to go unacathed.
(imih i fuopoxKii i iixit r.
Ir Khar l.n.irl.i Tulahs It Wtalct'l
M- mc ITaaslseg Ulea.'aaj.
Ottawa, March 28,-Slr Blchard Cartwrlghi,
1b replying to Minister of Finance Foster'e
sissoh on His bu Igst In ths House t hi after
noon, denied that there waa any protection la
th British tariff
Sine 187U. he eald. Canada' national debt
bad Invoiced tl4U.tXxi.LKA). uatll It wa now
t.uo.uoo.oot). Mora thaa th lucre in th
rial i mat debt he regretted the 1 a to Canada of
the large number of people who hail take up
their residence In the I nlted States. Accord
ing to the census return., during the past dec
ade the country tied loci a million and s quar- .
ter uf her population, the majority of thsm
going to the Lulled siatea. 'If the eountrr
waa prosperous." he continued, "these people
would have remained with us."
He a cused tbe i.ovcrnment of carrying on
an irritating policy against the I nltr.l
and never meeting tliat fuvernu ent wtih a ,
squars offer of reciprocity H predicted thai ,
the new tariff would have a disturbing mi:u- I
ence upon the business of ( aiiudu.
I'lr .,.. ......- Ol !', " -
Halifax. March JK. The cannon from which
the military Ore the n on and eteuiog gun for
tbe cltedel na been discovered to be from tin
armament of the .-haiiiioo. fmu.u. log her
battle with the I tilted Mutes rigat ' he.a
peakr. The old gun had been stored until re
cently in the Inn er. al irdnuuce yard It Hall
1 fax. and It hi. i sen uaed foi drill purposes.
It loots like an oi linai v silly-four piuu ler of
a class now long iiPCuiatO. Tha figurehead ol
the i bee .peek- hue lesn disc .vera I in the
luiierlai ductrerd here.
t'wawaa bee' - laeiart .a PJ , .- I j.
Congreaauiaa Amoc J. Cuoimiugs delivered
his lecture oa Horace (Jreelsy iu Newburgh
last night under the auspices of the hn.gbts
uf I nhiiui Th lion, lussph !eeaix I'Mksr
lntroduceu Mr. Cuuituiogs to a large audience.
The lecture wac the one that Mr t uuiiuingo
deliicied uot luag ago iu New York- It was
svldsotlr Juet aa much appreciated m Newburgh.
Sra.ltr P..ll.e. ateeoveiluaj.
Buati i. March 2K Scatter DoBaldeoa '
Rbreielaa new -all (hat the cilsls ol bla caste
i past a I th.t he 1 steadily receveriisaV
Mra liens, laeg Is nls , Letter. '
DEATH IN THK FA Mill COWS.
A HRFAT mtafWDIOff OP fr WAHO
MOM TUB Ttrrtm.
Vie wee Tak.s with Tehees. Bweeoee
Whees Orlstw wa a seeterT Tbe 1'iei
re Apamreatlr IB Pcwfbe dealt, bwt aa
Arrll.alla. T the KaeB I.raaaib Teat
eteeiwe ta Prove They M.n Tafc.rewia.ta.
The foor-rear-old graadion otCol. Henry B.
Boochtr of North Broadway. Yonkera, died
Tnei.lay at 4 P. M. of tubercular menlngltla
Till physician ssys that th dla uodouht
edly originated In two fine Alderner cow
whleh CoL Bocher bought laat Mar.
Tha ease a of (pedal interest because It
seems to pro that till areolar n-.enlngltis
can attack an apparently perfectlr healthr
child whleh ha no hrodltarr acrofulou
rr tubercular tendenelea Som authnrltle
have held that a hereditary tendency
always Prepared the war for the dla
ss. Tha ees wa alio unusual from
the absence of one or two aymptom
which hav been regarded a almost certain
to accompany It arllr stages, via, head
ache and inability to ratals food on tho
tomach. The complete laolatlon of th child
from outcid associations and tnflueneo In a
healthful oountry house fr tha as of all
elements of doubt. Indeed. It Who tho eer-
talntr that the little utTrr had tubercular
meningitis, and the Inability to account for It
that caused lusplelon to bo direotod toward
the cattle.
Barton waa tho onlr on of William A. Har
per of the firm of Harper A Brother, a family
that I free from tendenelea toward consump
tion. HI mother ws th oldest daughter of
Col. Iteecher. who say. that his family I also
absolutely free from sueh tendencies. CoL
Heecber I a son of tho lata Henry Ward
Boechcr. Mrs. Harper died on May 4, 18! si.
tram the results of aa operation In dental sur
gery Her little boy had been born on the
prevlou Fb, lit. and he remained with hi
grandparent, although hi father took up hi
resilience In this cltr. A few month ago Col.
Beacher sold hi house overlooking War burton
avenue aod leaeed "Tho Crags." a handsom
iimmer house In what I known a I'.ouar
brook Park. HI neighbors In th park are
hi son-in-law. Arthur White, a son of B. V.
White: 0. W. McKay of Vermllyea A Co.. Mra
Shields, a widow, and F. T. Blake. Th onlr
juvenile associates of the bor who died were
tho children of Mosar. Whit aod McKay.
These children ware InvlUd to ilarton'a birth
day partr a month ago, and It was noticed
then how hard tie tried to entertain hi little
friend, notwithstanding aa evident languor
and lletlessn.
These symptom grw mor pronounced,
and the family phi slclsn. William H. Sharman
of 271 list burton avenue, was called in on
March in. The bor was losing control of his
limb, his temperature wa high, and hi pull
weak : he itrilned back his nock, lar with Ins
ere half opened, or rolled back the eyoballa
All the. o aymptom indicated to the phyalclaa
that the bor had meningitis, but the differen
tiation of the tubercular from tho clmpl.
or cerebral menlagitbi wa mor difficult.
The slow development of tho disease,
particularly at the outset; the feet
that the temperature rarely went above
1 "I , and that the malady did not progress with
rapidity convinced him that It rauet be tuber
cular meningitis, but to make sure he called In
l'r. Moses A. Starr, professor of disea ot
the mind and nervous system In the College of
Phy-lclan and Surgeons of this city, who con
firmed the dlagnoele end commended the
treatment, Ae It Is doubtful whether any pa
tlent who really hac had tubercula- meningi
tis ha recovers t. the usual treatment le to
administer bromides, iodide of potash, qui
nine, and opium, with a view to stimulate the
vital organe as much as possible, and at tbo
came time deaden the senses to pala.
Mr Harper. Ik father, sent out a trained
nurse, and Mrs rowan, who ha been a nurse
and dornastlo In CoL Iteecher' family fur
twenty-nine yciri, also assisted In caring for
the child, of which she was vary fond. He
ftradually loct all power ol motion. For a
ong. time he could answer qusstlone by nod
ding snd shaking his head, or painting with
hie fingers, but later he was bereft of the
Power of making even these imitluii-. and ha
sank Into a coma which grew more and more
deep until hla death, lie was fed with milk
and beet tea until Thursday, when he wac no
longer able to eat. and his nourishment and
medicines had to be administered thereafter
br means of a hypodermic syringe.
The great question in It. Sherman'c mind
was. Where did tbe boy get the disease' A
coon ac he had concluded that the trouble wac
tubercular he called In It. Joseph C. Jaokson.
a veterinary curgeon. of -'7 WooJworth avenue,
"hi made an examination of the upectd
cattle, and pronounced them aound and
hlthy In vry particular. It I laid that a
second veterinarian also examined the eowa
with a like result. lie acccrtalned that tha
chll.1 hid had no baker's bread or cake to eat.
had bad no fruit nor candiee from the
mtr, and hnd associated with no one
from the outer word. Tbe Hoctor waa
drawn to the eoncluclon that the cowi
were the cauae of the trouble, end that the
tuberculoma had not ret made enough prog
ress upon their bodice to tie coon br the
trslned eves of the veterinarians. He there
fore advleed CoL Beerher to trr the Koch test
on tbe. owe. It. J. s Lamklnof 53 Warburton
avenue wae called on to perform tbe teat.
There le onlr one drug houaa In thlc rountrr.
H according to Dr. I.amkln. where the Koch
mph can he purchase I. and that le Mchule
erge.t Koerlil of 7l) Murrar street, this cltr.
oce of the partners of which Is a eoo-ln-jaw
of It. Koch. Through him come of the prep
aration wac secured, and on Frldar night It.
I amkln repaired to the Beccher place to per
form the teet.
T hrce cows have cupplled the little commu
nity In l'onnrl rook Park with milk. No. 1 is
a red row beloogng to Mr. White: No. 2. a
black cow, and No. :i. a cream-colored cow,
loth belonging to CoL Iteecher. Naturally, tbe
McKay and White families were much Inter
acted In the recult of the teet. as their children
had been drinking the same milk.
The thre cows are all kept in the came
barn. At 8 3o P. M. Ur I.amkln began the
operation. He took !the tempcraturee of the
cowc and found them all normal Iu that re
opect. Then he carefully dipped away from a
apoton the right shoulder of each cow all the
hair and washod the spot thoroughly with dis
infectant. The veterinary surgeon followed the form
ula preecrtbed ly It onrnw, which Is prac
ti.'sl'y tbe same as that laid down by l'r.
Pieraon After suitably carboll'lng a quan
tity of distilled water he prepared a solution
of th water and the lymph, of which the
lymph constituted ten pey cant With this so.
lutlon he tilled a hypodermic syringe, and at i
II P. M he in, eei ed something Ilk thirty '
drops of the solution Into th shoulder or each
c..w. He then went heme to give the lymph
time to accomplish its work
The unlvercal experience thus far baa been
that whenever a man or animal has been free
from tuberculosis the tenu srature remain.
f Tactically th sam after an injection of tbe
riupli. If. I... ae.ee. th man or animal ha
tuberculide It i jaUcited by a pronounced
nae in temperature within tenor twelve hours.
The next morning, which was Saturday, th
Iiortor wa on hand to take the tempcraturee
of the unlmals. and he took them every three
hours that day from ! A. M toll P.M. Tho
following table shows the results:
A. I. A . -'. JV.f
Mr H'.M.'a . hfrkir'a ffcl. JW'i
h"t (..,. J;..l..-. (',,..,( a
ai. ir u . lull-", im:.'. in.. 15
AIS A at ... ill! I . PH t l.ai -,
ai v a M iii. ioi mi m
Atl.'k. Hull, I'll IUA4&
iur .. milt UK i . i .
Ate I- M p. I M I41S los 1-5
ai ii r m Ti !uM i..i
l'Uring Sunday IT Lamkni did not examine
the cows but on Monday morning he louod
thelrieuiperaturccwvreallDurin.il again. It.
1 aiukiu concluded 'hat Mr. White's cow was
all Fight, but tha: both of i ol. llecchcr'a cowc
I unmistakably! had tubsrculosi. It. hhr
man. too. under wbesu supervision ihe lest
was made, aaya thai there Is no doubt that
Col llffchur a cows have that dlea:e. Fur
ther tests In lbs rate uf Mr. AliUc'a cow will
be made .luilug this week Accurdlagly Ir. i
f.iiikiu wrote to the .-tale Board of Health at
A. anv iiifonuiiig th. w of th rxlateace of
tube r.-ulobis on i ol lleecher'c place and
L lacing the cattle at their dl.poaai Yesterday
e luivived the toil.. wing reply:
M.ll ..! er UlAUa er S I 1,11. I
Ata. at. March 1.. IS . I
... ... It I '...a. a A. I.
.... It. i. . in. i.. ur leu. r of iii .-ail, iat. I regret
I" :.' in it .1 -.i. be ail.iis.irlr I i aiafcr a', elan. .fa
il B el llie ii luiuli.iiird fef iwrae u.-u in a: It a. I
i a Ir i rl uirni i. . oikiarf ..ii.lrr s i try .u.all .ppre
l r.ai.eu f r lut.ercu.ina. sn 1 a.... n.a ir.i.m igla
la mi tuakei an aClil.enal auiiroartaii.-a. it em lata
... iniral uiuiiilii to alien ta reuaet'1 .IriaUy wa
tl Wry riipecif ul.y. year elasiaul artvaut
Lull! k.Lia lecrelary
CoL Beeebar will no doubt hive theaalmalc
killed and dissected at his own expeuae. al
though to all outward eeeuiiag they ere with
out bletLleU.
"Ins not entirely satisfied that they hsve
tubercul cis." he caid yestsrday. ' eadlhopaii
the state authorities woul I step iu and make
a cud. luetic teet 1 bought them la .udsr to
. bate tbe very best quality of milk for our fem
in. 1 dward Austin of I altlmom got thsm fur
me- He is a judge uf fancy cattle
The f uueral of little Uartuu will take place
at 11 tu-day tram The Crejja." It will bo
private The Set Aieieader b. Carver ul St.
Julio's Fpiacupal i Lurch, where Mra Booohcx
ha a paw. will elBclat.
jraTtr rtcTvmm om am. amrmw.
Aa 1 Acapraeed at the sty. Nrebotao Whw
ao Bteaga Might.
our Ay atra CojnrimACT. .
A Pirth Avenue Taller Aeroeee BtaaUeawa
Aveaais fires erTrrlagt ta Mela Ble.
A. M. Oreaa. a tailor whoso (hop I at flW
Fifth avenu. accuse K xlnsr A Oo. of "24 Mad
Imn avenue, th firm by whlcn he wa em
p loved until Jan. 1, of plotting to ruin his bsl
ness lis toy that a conspiracy waa cnlired
Into to gat hold of th secret of hi hmlness.
and that la oarrrlng it out h waa kept a
prlaontr for acveral hour In a mn at tho
brand TJnloa Hotel. Tho case came or In the
Yorkvllle Police Court yesterday, but wa con
tinued to April 3.
la hi affidavit Oreaa car th conspirators
are charla H. Taw and John Ade, atock
holdere In tho firm of F xlner A Co.. John M.
Gormen, alawrarof .'inn State ctreat. Brook
lyn, and Frank J. Woodward. According to
bis story Woodward called on him on March
14 at hi store and representing himself at B
rich Southerner and expreaaed a declre to uy
an Interest In (irean's business. He madear
rangtment to meet l.rcan at a subsequent
date at the Orsnd I" nlon Hotel At tho eeoond
meeting, which t.mk Place In Boom C 1 .' In the
Orand f ulin Hotel, tiorman wa present and
waa Introduced a a Mr. Wright, (.nun sar.
be dlielosed to Woodward and (lorman all In
formation of value relating to hla bualnass,
and bowed them Invaluable design.
No sooner had tbey become possessed of this
Information than few and Ad entered the
room and locked the door behind them. Then
Woodward and (lorman declared that ther
Were detectlvec. Tew adding: " I have had de
tectlvea following you for two week. I have
fin. .ugh proof that rou stole my property to
and you In Sing sing, and unlet you prom
le to discontinue your action sgslnst l.iiner
A Co. wf will hold you."
The affidavit does not explain the nature of
the stil referred to, Dordoeslit tell whet followed
Mr. lew's remarks, or how (irean flnallr got
out of the handc of tbe alleged cooepliatora
sT.IJI IN A JAVtglM,
rielole, ( im ska r.r cat. aag i lab. li.it,
I ref I'lbt
Th tenement at 417 West Thirty-fifth street
I four-story building with two famillee on a
floor. Three ot these families ara Irlah aod
th other' are German. The relations be
tween the Irish and German families sre
stralnsd on general principles, and the Ger
mane are divided among themcelvee because
aome are butcherc and some brewers. Tho
brewers got $1H u wsek and look down upon
thetlO a week butchers, f p to three weeks
go there was armed peace. Since then ther
have been frequent border skirmishes. Open
war was begun last night.
It broke on when William Blmlell. one of
the brewers, roughly pushed aside a butcher's
wife ac he came Into the street door of tha
house. Her husband and some more of the
butchers were close behind llindell. and they
rhssetl him up stairs. Hs lives two flights up.
When he got there he ceiled a pistol and a
club and held the landing, firing oneshot from
his revolver ae the purculng party cwarmed
up at him The whole population turned out
at that, the womeu following tha men with
scuttles of coal.
Th partlee up stairs pelleif those below and
the ones below those above, but neither dared
to pass llindell. The first butcher'e wife had
run for the police. Detective Curry, from tho
Wect Thirty-seventh street police station, got
there just after eomo use had fired a second
Itisrol shot.
The riot subsided ct the Invasion of a repre
sentative of a superior power. Curry found
llindell and Michael Met arty struggling for
1 possession of Blndell'e revolver McCarty
id be waa claying tha part ot peacemaker.
llindell wae arrested, and the matter will bo
arbitrated thie morning at JafTcrson Market
( ourt.
VB1BRONKD AITKR A CEXTVRT.
The Parker- i'aaailr l ,.. -e,i at Mr. Peter's
fc.it. I,, l-r. l 1ml, .,
Pcsth Avn.iT. Msrch 'JK Conalderabie In
terest waa manlfeibtd In the annual election
of wardene and vestrymen of St Feter'e Epis
copal Church last night. Tbe rector, the Bev.
T. 1. l-sncestar. lately chaplain or the I' alter
Ity of Virginia, la oppoaad to High Church
practice.. For over century the Parker fam
ily flits bad much to do with the affain of th
church, and when (apt. Jam. a Parker was
dropped from the vestrr last rear there waa
grest itirprlia.
In explanation It wac said that he led the
Bltuallsts and it was not desired thst thy
should rule the church. As a solace he waa
elected a delegate to the Dloeesm Convention.
1 Hiring the. rear ho found considerable fault
with the way things were conducted, lie an
nounced his purpose of running thic year lor
vestryman.
The meeting was well attended, and Mr.
Parker's name was presented. Taking in
th situation at a glan , I, a attempted lo
withdraw, hut the rector ruled blm out of
order, ae lha nomination had not be. u
seconded. It wa then seconded, and Mr.
Parker again tried to withdraw In. nime
Tiien lleotur Lancaster said that Ihe nomina
tion was before the meeting 'or action. Mr.
Parker protested, but to no avail, and he waa
defeated receiving only a few votes. His
name waa preiented. with bit approval, as
delegate to the Hloceaan Convention aud be
was defeated for thle office a lea.
MURM TMKVI.UK.T tO BiriK.
He Will Slvc Hie Vltwi -lasrrae.C
Milaaii" at a ('.nftrritr el atefwraeera.
Morris Tekulsky. Fresident of tho New York
Stat Liquor Declare' Association, la booked
for a lecture to-night on " Improved Saloona."
to be delivered at Amity Hall, in Wect Kilty
fourth atreet. Thsocracioa Is oneofacerlee
nf conferences on municipal reform, ltlcksnl
Watson till. ler will preside, fob. rt lireham
and W. II Waldrm of the l.i.v, the Prohibi
tionists' organ, will also speak.
The Pelat l.iaks.l Hut. I l Daacar.
HturvrtAn. I. I.. March 28. The large
hotel at Point Lookout, about' one mile eaet of
Lung Beach Hotel. Is being andermined by tbe
ocean The beach la front ot the hotel hit al
ready been washed away. The building Is ex
pected to fall any time. The hotel waa built
at a cost ot 4(i.iaju. Tbe picra was washed
away oo Satunlay. and the next storm from
the east will tumble the structure Into the ssa
Two cuttages belonging to ths hotel were car
ried to se yegr agu
.Noaalaate gr Stager Nvwark,
Julius A. Lebkoecher was nominated for
Mayor of Newest last night after a stubborn
fight of four hours la ths Bspubllcaa t ity Con
vention. He Is a member of the firm of
KrenioDtz A Co.. jwlry manufacturers ill
victory lo th couvBtion wss a surprlu te the
confident can lldelee and resulted from die
aflectiuu in the Kepubll n rank. It wa aaid
last night that tha Demooratc would runvui
iuite Joaeph S. Heroes for the sixth t ms. la
ths Baal vote last night Dr. ileruUl was (oond
w.ib S7 vuiei Lcbkneober get 123.
Muii. .a rears a t ewhlClag.
Cisorgs Kohm of 310 Power street. Willlama
burgb. and hla wife. Mary, threaten to cow
hide Walter Holland of (12 Tea Krck ctreer.
lubui aliagss that Holland haa been clauder
iug Mra kskm. Holland learaei that ltohm
aad hie wile acre going te thrash bias aad n
& iked Justice GOattlag. la the Lee Aveaue Pu
ce Court yesterday to protect bias, lie wac
tataured to tbe F.weaysStrcet Police Court.
CVMMOV9 TACT TfM rOMBSQIt LAXBM.
WmptA 9m k Mftr4tr SmHmwnMmm !-
Pi Uv- geraWvVVrvt TViB.
A avsjrcy?.-.. IHtllaVinM mry rMrt - Mrn.tvBM in
Tflnr1 bM bfi lMTirt. with fintM to nnmr.rv.l
trvnirti. vtor1VAt.fr. tMtn.ktr. " vllttHhnttrrla. Th
Tiiiiin U frit V ttiiHoyjit Infrvrmaitinii. rtttnt-rawi t
fjTwthfr t4f.mtt t rary rr-nwrtvrM. ftr.x Tt th w.
mfini thf tblaatt-a tfikt " M firph f" it th fvynmntii
MHM In Irtttmasti. trmt hnt ftwr tTiftn 12 r"0
fvatrtont. (ftf l!t pr 1 O0s; nt thtl rHvpnUtirtti) n rltJ.
M.1 tv- tttat 1 irivr nf aiiratiriil ivft.fjtfe ftn
vkiTy rtjft.poox (tfltiiTnti" f4oo, -irih- ,.-
Too, r.mllh' (9.7iKH. i Urmn ' (.U.400). Mil
M Btm (vW,to.
IM rhuptrr on th d r I r an t nt mrnytiH thftro ftr
mpl Ilk th fotM-rln MtKt-.d-ii. tArtrtMl frm
tfMrPaldlM iTrlahv. of Ifltl ratrrt-k; o'Teola, frim
CiTthaiM. th) rtaiimUni iX Ttithl. Mlhriitt. fr-m
auiiMf.rlfhH.tli Mrtint of m RH-iri . tfllehrttt,
from ltol. (hr.ett. th ia.ni t Cbrnt; Bclfttyr,
from ttt-c n t ftir, th o t th workman; whu
th mtiaxl iNfiti4 Afonr ivi iiri. driTtl ft-ota
IvVvOftlttf , frwaTkOflftl fri1Url'ttw. Mr III MtHf I hg
4t-rvtnU of tfr Btirlftit fmt tt r fttitl 4m.ild
! th Mn tract ai t' tr ftrathra. an-1 on this
r-Mirit ir tr thai th MacOaky trr a rarllka eiaa
rlfflnalif from rftnnty Mhnavhtn. th Mar'arthr
wra aarUatljr kin aad pr.i of oitr Cork and
vra-tr; th MarlVrYnott wr nnvnt frtiar,
kaair hhuf fortr bat a on a Uland in laVajflft kT.
aaar Itoylat tha O'Doffhartta Wvr a v.vrrfnl p- ""
eotiatr loafa4 aadae on with maMT oth-ra.
Haw .fca rraa-ah Mat. 1.iinr.
Frm. KW t.-mit.m Taf aaaaal.
Aaaardlat tarat atatiaiea abaal half th popala-
tftart ot FranollT hr ajericaltr a tanth hf trad:
tw.t. nfih rjr th liberal protVaaiaaft. and thra-
ffftutaa on ativata laf oftiaa. Of th acnAnltariatt
t 17vt 0Ot)arn.r. wt,o farm thtr wa land Tha
atharaara tanaat rarravra, fjrraattr. lahorara or -mai.
twaprtotor. who In -hair aaara tlia a-ark for at hart.
Tha mla qiihrtt and ifianufafttira tni.l'7
I oaxxtXeO pfrmna. wtiiia 6.00:1,000 ara a.rafrd m aa
rfoa aattf In4atfla Anouf tradara ther ara
7-v-o hathara. eAnninlafi atrnta,Ti1 whalatata
mrhoati. l.fWfiiOt 0 ahnnkapaTw, and l.,v4,0O0
Inmti "f hntala. raft, and pnblie honva Kallwaf
an th othtr traa.porl arncisa br Ma or la ml am
ptojT vHJ0.0rt fr(a Thara ar aM.vM WataaarTanta
la th varioua dapartaianta and pariah, a or Fraao
With rafard lo tha araraattnai thara ar 112 ooo
prat-hra of a-aiioaa dvaamtnationa, and tirv,000
aanibra af dlAVrvnt rlirtoaa order. lhn.ioo main
hara af th laval prof inn. lkO,000 m-dlol man.
1I0.OU0 ( a -h ara ta aahaota othar than thoaa af tha
taia, 121. Of areata aad artiat of avarr J
Matloa. whit S3.O00 ara raratniaad aa aaraata. iha
f l itri. Jaaraallata, da. Th nnmhar af paraona
ItTlac nllrtr "n meom dartrad rroai land ar othr
Iarattnat4 raacba l.MttOOO, whil thr ara 372,000
paaaloaera, public aad pri val
Afrdaana Hara Klsha la Afrit .
tmm '- t TtnTOaj ij' .V -.
A .Qtara 4apath frora Jahanaaabarr ki. Ona
mornlnc raraatlj ta JobannaabDTf Jail no la than
loo Kafflr raratr4 tn lath rah far aralktat oa tho
fan t pat ha and otinr wonti aad children. Tha Na
tlv Labor I'ommlaaionaf, In aa latarrlaa-. daplorad x
atadlarty tha war la which Mia aiattor had h-n daalt
with, hvan If It wm t.nfiMirv to lafllci lath for
ihootTanca af walfclar on tha footpath, lha nailva
nuahi t hat haan fairly wnrnad of tha actio about
to i takan. Tha &. upon tha labor market would
b matt dtplorahta. Naaibr of Kafllra war Irarlac
aariac. H Tl avr blnr murdarad hara for wai-lim mi
pad raaaU: aa why ahould wa atay I '
y-vej .vr.rr i, frta.
Thla apak lqiimiy cnoaah for HiMf. bmaror
rapoadtit In ttouth Africa haaaaat at a entttne from
a JoUaanaahnrar papf which pula tha matter la an
va waraa llarhtu Dactih4tD' th panUhmant. tha rt?
nort ttataa that "tha cat ta dipped In a borstal af aalt
and watar," and aftar tha tan laah haa bach ad
aninlatra a panr.::.in or aalt and watt " la thrown
arar th rietiav hack. Oa tha occaaion dent with br
th reporter ona warder waa "aafflriently dailaroua ta
lay tha whara af hit taa Motri oh a atrip of fleet.
tUaronat from th ahoalder to th lowaat rib. Bl d
cnaia at tha third Mow at a rata, and hy tha and of tha
tnth ther temd a thraa-lnrh hand of raw meat
aemaa th back It la ad dad that ana rrajnlailoa. for
tha contrarantlan of whirii auch awful pnnrhmnt
waa intiictad. had only baaa in forr a faw daya. and
that poaathajy nak half of tha Kafllrt on tha Rand vara
awart of it.
afrnwIniE tha nnfirr.aroar Coat,
mm Ue I'ftd-tn Povy A'n-.
Pf ai ij. March 14 Barr Dowe. tha inventor of tha
allaaad bu I lot proof coat, ha wada mdi fnrtber pnbt.a
a in rim ante with hit Inrantion. Ha clalma to hava
aaaaatlaJty hnpravrd th coat, Tba xpnmeat wara
aa follawa-At adiaianca or l75metra aa objact waa
ird at flrat with lb old Mauter ride and than with
tha rina aaad at prvaaat id tha army, lha pro)eUaa af
vsLlcti. aa ta kaown. penetratct tha had let of Tour men.
aaa bablnd tn other. Tha object tlrad at wa au eight
rent inatr ihlcknaat of brat atal wira gnaan Tba
buUai from th mor modrra arm patted clean
throuatt It. ahllo when tha Uaoaer rtfli wa aad
pltota of tho lead ttack ft to the rauaa a ttael
plat abont hair a cautlaitr thick waa alao pteraed.
A piece ar aaa of Iiarr Dnwa'a ballat-proaf coata waa
aw flred at It waa faetaed in an Iron frame and
waa of tba I a nan h of a man a cheat, and aboat thraa-
qaartara tho breadth. Tha front aa covered with
military cloth, to which alaa butmna were aitaaned,
and the hack with array holtaatL Seraral ahota were
fired at It with both rtflee. and tha front or thacaat
waa atruck flfiaen timea Three of tha ahota were ctoaa
lotrather and fonnrd a laria bote, but none nf tha hia
tal pierced the ttai l. though their point aeuld be felt.
The coat waa from tire and a half to ata cattmtra
thick, ileer I row atatea that when tbe coat la made
by machinery, and properly preaaed. It will wlfh eniy
about eight poun-'a. It arania to ha aomewhat too
heavy for tha Infantry, but might perhapa do for tha
artillery- Herr Howe atatea that he baa already re
ceived urdera far cuaia lor mltltary eipatllUoai la tba
Cameroona.
T . laaiaalKravtln-i Crll la Caraaa
'rnsji r . m.a t'-iairv Imir.
Rerlonalr. that foreian Jewt are hrcomlng eome
th In waraa than a nuiaanca, and. aa I mag agn pra
dictad. we ahall bare aatia dar to take eaamplc from
tha Ruaalaaa. who tiara ao rrtitlly treated the Chaaea
Peapla byeipallina them from th country after tan
year' notice gtca
Would it nut be a rood "cry" for a Tory candidate In
tbia part of WMi echapel at tha neat general election to
pea. aa an anillimte. adv-acatlng raatraial oa tha
Imniirration of thtte allena, who. aa far from benefit
lac tba country, work ao much actnal harm a sweat
ing mlddUraaa. perjurer, and unpradactlee fatteaer
oa oaraelvea r
Wner Mttkt m4 In'aiwe Are Plantlfnt.
ram A I. f3mhum.
The rellrlona atatlatica of Rtlgium for l.$. which
were oa y publlahad toward tbe do of test year, give
Ihe i.umi'-r af conreatual inatitutloaa aad tbetr in
mate in the k h: lain iJ.- mnuaatria. with aTti
maVa. and l . "Vai confetti, wi h 2"...i.'ft Slater and
ana. Tht have irotn during tha decade praeeding
from 2ii monaateriae. with 4 i:J monk, and i.;td
coneeata. wtih .'i jsi : aittrrt Tha incrtaae waa not aa
real at In tha period IM70-u. when mini of ihe re
ligi'.tt xelied im u I't uaaia ai tied tn Helftum la
the next decade n uf the retnrned. owiaaf la tba
riaiauB of the Church Ui t Hut ti.era are ail! orer
80,oi aun and women ba'a.icag I th earioua
order, and. taking the papulatioa of Helgitun la ini.
at u Tfl'TTai dad oaa "reilguue ' luonk or tauter
tee. cry 200 je.auaa
lti.ai.rili ta tho Mtarrlnajr If avrka .
sfaaawananannaaa shjanaanc 4n-f'oi. gjaajga
A A - rt-.KStiv-i ..niemp aiiaa- marriage may here
"cerauiot y a. lima Tali) a-.e 1 br hi 7
dhtatd cla.gyauaii. Appoiaimanta a rraagtd by Mr.
Ilattktna, aiatiouer. 11 tueea ttraai touly tddre).
1 D II till U I'. II
n.a AKolAi.Kd rtlebratad by ordalaed clergrraea. fee
In 'd iaoid weddlagiingt from be ttd. Hull a
Kairimonial Ageacy A4n daanttun atraat.
Jhu.-ii'Na c ntamptating marring may hav rare
j iu-.j -aiotii.wiJ t-uy whara. l . ty fully accredited
j lult att-r (late.) a Ivertuiag a,uen atraal . Appoint
! ui at now arranged day ar nlihi. bf II Haotiuw,
jewel r. jO. l.iui eth airt, hdy paop a free.
Ona l..r .,1 Hlan.
fkanj isV gamfnj " -"' c-'i-a.
Mr "iiUm ttfiii'i d Haln.ua of Beuliyn t'ourt. Caw
bri g. reatrpoul, the ul lett mvuthar of tl.e KoyJ
la lege of argaa aa I tua oldett nee Moaou iu tu
wcrld, cbiatpleiedbia lotib yar ret eat y.
Three W id Mjht- la Aikaataw.
r I'M I'- .'....ti m jBjH
Aatarday night. nunlar aigbt. aal Monday night tba
rain poured aueu;it. I.igli.niug n..ed nimoal coa-
, iiaauuaiy and the tuuudtr r-arwd. ami tar el. aod
groat Ud la every key th: tr waa ;rir-.Mj , Joe a
Male. Tha lciru-aiuiapiay waa grand la taieeairema
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR
ewnrewaahn
orncc aavg ixxs ureaso ar
80 EAST 125TH ST.,
can roi'BTU ar.
1,266 BROADWAY.
a tan 0 at
M 41 WAT IWIKiltOKXCm
aTynfaa tf war-ta n.
tnriiw ... MVO 4aattt .. n ui Moon rlaaa. IM
mnn waT--ritf-i n
and "oak. 12 M f: fatnad, 1 Tft mall aTnla 14
A i r r d)-Waaarmar. Marah ta
a Tanfonio. Caynwron. Mra-pnoV
ha oregrnn Niiaa, raarnw
ft f itnt-htra. Iwyr. oihraiiae,
f- lna Mai ia llarraroa. Floraa
ht Jamaica. Brnna, Karacaai
aci" of snn Antonio, ftrak. Pernandtnn
PaYncaran fin,n, llatana
PaNea nrieaaa. Ptta, Ne orlraai
Pa iVrwtai. Kitm. (.alveetoa
Pe Pemtnoie, Chlrbetter. Jackannvitie
gwtToati-n tlanaan, wilminat nrt. N 0.
Pa itj of fninmhia. Jenny Weal Vnint. ra
pa wararlck. ftlibelh Ih1mdeiphla
fa '..idah'.r . lanaingTrtn. Phttadaiphnh.
Phtp leoanda. Pntlfp. lMinkirn.
Bark tt man ml iioimn. n Jar11
1 -i latar arrival aaa Ktrnt rage
ifwttin ftti
n ftpre. frcnn Xaw Yarn for IdeWrpogl, at ftmllihap
ton.
ra Pnhhedam. from New York, ai Kitardaea.
Pa ninehfier. from w Tork , a Rriraardara.
ha Pa mane trnni ew Yrk. at it' an'-ai
Pa Ktl l m. frnm New Tor, at umegnw.
ia plnerinn, irnm New nr, at iiiagon.
At I dim. fmtn New fork, at AaVtr4em
e ran tan
P itpaarndam. from Jtaw York Mr Potwrflam, pjawt
rrawia roint
an an raa raio wm
Pi Traee. from Bremen Tor Hew YMk.
Pt Moravia, rrom Havre fw New Tork.
Pa Veendmn. fram Hottrrdeen tm Pw Tn4.
aa r.M-aeant rromt'artanta rr va Yortt.
He Brecvnahlra. rrom fir for New Vor.
tto raoa noneweii ronT.
PA Rio Omnde. from Peritan-dlna for New Tr.
Ha R Vontet, f r..m port Kwda ror New Vorh.
wa k her ok e. from Jackeonnile for Pew trrw
iiti.I".; raaairri
aniJaa m
A'st.'.fT'-ris ..-..
Aagnaia Wm.-"". Hambnrg H :a A. n. 1 1 . a hi.
tirinr-cr.. AermiMt ... 1 - t M r K
Knnant im, Haranaah . . ... H'T a.
Atboa, Hing-mn 1 1 m k n. nti . n.
Hon ungo. Saoaaa . . l-ofM ft-OO V.
City of ram. Cnlon....' lo-no A N. llrftnnj
Mirnndrt. t.rrta'n II i-m.X 1 I1 al.
JMadiaan. M ihomna 1 I' U ."- -! n.
Mcatcn. Pantlago ? ai r M --i' n.
Hrrinnrtie t hnrirnint,. '' P. a.
City of Kan Antonio, Braaw
wieh. ,.ttL ,, m-iri
1 f co a 1 wo gnaaaaira.
J.. . nv.
Kaeen ttamhnrg Marah T
Chana MartaL Mnraalirat Marrn S
Horgliete oibraitnr. March A
Koland .tlraman Marub IS
P caland .Rotterdam. Match l
Htiti-iMia Huni'-i.tv Mnrch t
Sorrento, Antwerp Marrn A
England leoadan Marah lo
Tnwi-r mil leondna March it
AttraWhan . .. she da Vfirrh 11
Loch Ktire pvitfnta,aa March 111
ma .... Bremen Marnh If
ftmierdam H-. ri-tm Mnnh 14
Panic Uvarr-xH March in
Clanbri Pfirt i.ntum March 1?
Niiordianrt Antwerp. March 17
rurneMin Oinavow March IT
nt L-ioaane Llrerpoat, March 14
Italia Gibraltar March IS
T-rtado hhteftta March IS
Harei Bremen Marnh Jf
America 1 vndoa Marcn It
Careen m imit. Mamb i4
hr.f mi s'lty nwanana Marri I
rruvian illaagww March 11
laaiaaihpi I-t- i n March 14
Mnrrr- Dnsiaa. Ma-, h 1
Katiaat lty -axaniiah March ST
Per- Prt-hf tfirCrtPO
Richmond TlUt Trondna March tt
l..r mi tin . . Hniithanr. Marcn 14
Maaaaentt Pwaneoo. Varoh IS
IrtNinoia .' ark .-in ilia March ':? j
i.ainr.. st 1 ..ria March 2S ,'
jTIW v,s. . (.. - 1. at.
Llicank Li ertmM Vlr.'h 24 "W
anal St.Orats Mar oh 34 .9
ltm Mm !. Ap.-ti l '-Mi
In BonrrAgn Tlarra March IS K
Maeailta (iihraitar Mn-ch 1J SK
Btnrm 11m ..HaiTtharg. Mnrch IS PC
Werly Uindan Mach IS !
flm Mm..i.-.. tajrrHW, M
Theater Pnuthampton Maroh 24 IV
Haaia. Bremen Mart-h 2S MX
Ainetardaaa. Rotterdam Marl. 81 B
Raaaia Ham March 21 tM
NewTsort. toirm Ma-cM TS) B
rMWia 1 it-mm. I March 2S H
AU-rnn. fnri Umrni March 21 )
Baratoga.....; Havana. Mareh 2t M
atrwinrn Ulitirfn. II
A avr.tto iir-rii. 94 mt from Mciaw H, ii Many- J'
arr, ave on a trtfa over 41 1 it worth aavtng. m
Abolui.y rnrrea' aiylat in gentleincu a aprlag hata. w
matiiiibu. a
HOFr Ktl. m March 2R. Mi4. by the Rw. K
Cornellaa B. nratth Iran A. Ray. daaghtar of 9;
i-iiirii Edwin Ray af Mat Yark. to Dr. Onwrga
Ray lion of IHnrar, r d.
MraVHOV MM II. un March 25. 1RP4. nt an.
Vlnarttt la I'nula Church. 23d tt., by the Kev.
Father Walker. Annie T. Lyaeh ta 1 M MaMahoa.
bath af Maw Yark.
IMIARNOM RKXKIMi.-oi rVvrnrtday, March
2K. at noon, at tbe reawlanc of th bride, (5 fcaat
Pth at , by tic Ber. 11 ward l iiT- id. Marie 1 mini,
daughter of tbe lata KUwin J. Denning, to Mr Wil
liam l 'OUUtetuuk 1'rarmn of tbll city.
DX22X.
BOTM.-Ant Bo, I, wire of Patrlok Bnyi.. daaaTa-
trr of Wllliara l ia 01 tbe pariah of Famgh. oountw
leaiinm. Ireland.
Fanerai frutn bar lata raaldeace, J04 Waat I7th au,
Thuraday. March 2U. at 2ltj P M. !
ISatl N-v -mi rti-i:h 27. at hit lata raaldeao. TtiM
Aaaktardatn ar . Diederick Brana.
Fuaaral at tha hcaae on Thuraday March rn, at 13
o'clock nnoai thnc. at 1 a'rlock V M. aharp,
to tho t.erman I.utnernn Chareb. corner nth ae.
and lib at. Relatlrea aad rrienda ara reapactfullr
luvitad to attend.
CVaTaTlw. Knddanly, an Kedneaday morn tag. March
2H. at bta lata retideaca. 441 Park nv. OrargaTteke
nor t'urtta, uf heart fnilar. reanltitg frutn paeae
inoata aged Ml jeavre
Puaeral on Friday morning at 10 o'clrak. at Tnaity
(ha ;!. Weet 2Mb at Pleaae omit Aowera. B
DO a lit V. After a iingriiig iuu. Nathanial
M Ironahua, M D C
Paaaral from ihe rekldencp af hi parenta. f.!S7 Kaat I
l .nth at, Irlday morning, thenea to th Chare h
af Oar Lndy ar ML OSlBkhl Eatt llftthat
Ki. At Oytter Hay. Tueadoy nlgbt, Delia,
Hoataigna Ear. bl"vd wife of Edward T naea- R
mn. aged 22. j L
Funeral from bone 2 F. M. tetania,-. H
4.tM.lf REKU. The memhrre of ib Demoarntm
(tub af the t'Hy of New Tork ar rqc.cd to at
tend tha fuaeral of oar la'e fetlew nieinbar. Samuel
Goldberg, from th mi4u - of hla atater, 777 Weal
End nr Thuraday. March ;'. at 1 so A M.
JOHN lux. rret.dan;.
JAMKH J. TRAVNOB, Bacretarv.
HAKI'I.R. M Yoakcre. am Tuaada--, March 27.
Barton Baechar. aoa of William Armtage Harper
and the late hate Hacher li.tr,. r, agd 4 j earn
aad 1 mnih
Funeral i-rlvate. at tha reatdence of hla grandfather,
t'.'i. Hanr Banoa Bencher. Yonkera. aa Thuraday.
war. u 2ti. I
MAKK. m Tutttlay. March 27. Margaret Marr,
widuwof William Marr.
l Liiara Friday, Kin in'., at 10 a!i.rk. from (ha
residence af her daughter Mra n are in in. lies d
I'nwera at. Rrvokijn. tbeaee to the ftturvh of 1 ; si
Igaotacala Coacer-tioB. anra a anlaaua re-itah B
tuaaa will be eftared for the rep'e uf her aottL,
Ralattvea atid frtanda ar rpctfally luelted ta
attend.
-hl.S4in rFMFTfRT. Harem KaMro1. 4S
Uiiittiiee from Grand t'entrai lpot. a prirata
atauaa at eatraaca uit.ee. Ibhaei -i at- Taiaiikeaa
call, trT.n a-ttu.
i n
irrul jtourrf.
lAII. AT MHE-.MalW-,
4TII A- AND aTTTM ST.
par day iet wu A. M. aad ti I M , aad alga tha patt
ttbB twr tha
UOMAN gl'FFRAOE AMENDMENT
In the ata'e Cnatiliution
lined Reeee.! ege. Mia i...al e. W.i-iaiu J
Prblhaiia, Mra Mai Jay !. hieflenl.. ilumr iif
an.lrOel u. Mra I imt IV n auiioe. I.iui) M llni,
I' l Ur lli-ary M Voudara Mra dudaii HUiixr,
I'uriiam lUirthr WiKiaiu M und.
a tdl. n, -tilt, i at a I M-XT 4
WATKKA rarhomc tera lahp. ' thla Water,
1 1 v lib I it hla ara d nh 1.1 tl 141 4c
Ibe i'ouitlii annlyau I on the uonir-. nd he watara
are Kim rii nt 1 id u agra auh lh a-airaas
n 1 1 unit- eri-x'ld I ran tul to watcu tbo labelt aad
bnuriUiilM IU l.l.a WAI Lit v , I
'I'll I.I ' I . prcuiaa an Hr. 4wy, near 3.'d noer
o cur. I hr real aetata agent iMee'-et u lo h- uad . I
ta.. Appy J Tr.h adh ar.
TMi: iI.AIFt r At : ha pi-inf
when graced ilia braullful ha-r. aod 1'Alta.EH m Hi I
it Al a M great.) israaf it i'laUurint it
l - . i
Dew y ublirauoai
ISth Edltiou. poipoid f r I'-g tor ttatuan)
THE HUMAN HAIR,
Mby It rail OS. 1 tua Ora, and iu- n.e.ueJy
Br Pruf. iiAKi.ht t'AUkhi. r ii. a. a,
A. W MiNif 4 if. l.'JId Ar.U at. I'biUdv.uhia Pa
i.tei out; atioutd read tl,. I.ltl i -t -AtliaUetuBa
L'"ll a. IK-A couiplt lit of 'Th Hour tb pup'i
n Lftj ia. iiir. memo, duau ;. auu t urt.ag wuraal, t
In vela t ah at- i-m 1 ;. orira, ' AiiHy tu U.
M iiiTi--. rouia 3o. no Piue . hew Vork
k. PaAA- Em-rton a kit-up i ' D Oala
H' aaj a 1 rand 11 mi' ' Ma4u.ui ." au u
a aa "iarif.ai.' "J.i.ui.n
I'isATT. athav. lltb at.
TiiRLiTKitVtr (Tallest ii t-aat Mm n na7
ai m: tree eau.bii.wti ol ti. r area l aad tin oat BoOa.4,
pHihfg 41 I'l'-BAl'llA. f AT 4 LOU I t laalt.li
Ski)YLL.ia the MAMaVOM dUlARB isrlm. 11 oan.
IS I. tb beat aitbor iu th Md. at, luf 1 be in
aanananaanaanSaanm
Crligtaun. iloiicr .
kJIXTII rkW. N.u.N U BTIN'.N aa . atiia'aTnlL
I? .34 al. aud th a v .Ululf. U Ur J..na H 1'a-igg
leads to-day l'i h A aiiutai-o an 1 ferd r btaran I
peak ''Co l ateboitit i ada aitigina Mitt atn
t ark aarneliat Miaa 1 fLauu. lb n ai..aa Bra. Areaa.
1 J I'arkt-f, and U.tra eii.g Iter
liBAMIi ilhLIulUt mill t 11 1 uoger I mui lo-dajf
i 1 "j f M with aptenotd aet-nc ti t-omUlad a
tic ana ft" Ratropoltan and Aa viation kMaiak.
Iraa AdtUaaaa b talker 01.04.awr aWd fgaYiaf
indhhaf-