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tjrt ITitor-giTTlw gitmg, gatllTi. pfl 12 1890. '8. 0 i 6 BIGLIJT GETS A SCORING MR. 8TRPHESH0H OS CASTLR OABVElf ABUSES.

EE aba ro LABDIB IX HIOKAVTt AM $tAD FOUT- tCAL nrLU or th ciruTEB, Zeaeaa ItopkHM, CMawlMMMr taifrtUM. ay sera Wfr tae sB-oBajlt-lMttti OmpmIh1 Ceaiettttee aa IsastMratlaa reataraer IM Etna OISo rare rfnrlaUraat'in witaeae, Mr. 8tptse. ae4 144 tolots all natter rslat-la laatiMUM tU aa a I pressed taaat -reUfctf aaa feretblr. tieerre Urr.

eaetfeer CmbIwUm Ealrailea. area prceeat aal av4e4 ear--rta-lr aU taa Mr. Iltpknm eeJ4. Ii-Cmmmt Jeaa tL Vafeat. aa taa re tear eat annjee la Castle Uaraea.

aad Braar4 Slflia. wk Baa tee bat cere Btrae. Brer a war letreetd petatore or ae saa-ooB-satltta tkara vara preaeat Cbalraaa Own ae Meeera. bbo Leal aaae. Mc.

BSepBeeeea waa eldutlr watt prepared far aaailaat Ha cava a Bietary tka Kala-ratta-a Caaaatesloa bb4 at Bis eoaaecUoe 1W It Wltk retard a eeflte betveea taa SMrt af Eaeie-raUea aa tka Feaerel aalaort-ttee, Mr. BtepBeaeea aat4 tkat Beeretarr Fair eBUd Bad relaeed to par tka rent of Caatla Oardea aad ef tka Boapltat sa Ward lelaed tka craead un Ua reoetpu froia tka prin-lacea aaaald Bare BOBe to par tka retUL Tka tree. Me ka4 aeea referred la tka Attoraer Gea-rel af ta Uatted Btatae, aad a Beeteloa afaleat Mr. ralreBIld Bad ea readered. Tka moaere eatelaed fraa toe B-rlrllaa-e of Caatla Oardan vara aaad la parla? tka lateraat a a o- a n-dred-taaaaaad-dollar uerttfaare ine hospital BaildlaaTsea Ware' lataad.

Xba Board af fcml-a-TaUea kad aaed tka Uorerntaeat tUe (Jaited tatee far dieellowed claim, wklon amounted ki taakoat la tka aptaioa af tha wltnea Caatle Garden, free a alttile pleee (or tka laadiot of tntnl-irrsata. Ita oalr dafaet waa ita alia, vblok waa taaaaalL Mr. Btpbaoon than aipioitad hia Ttawa aa tka nallar af aa lalaad ualoc alatd fa tka laadlaa; af ImulKraata. He tbooxfet that aaalalaaa waa far batir botb for tka ae-aamodaiiaa af tka tauUraaw and af tka frtaada aad ralatlTaa who miakt aoxe to idmI taam. Bat tka principal objoctma to an laland for kaadlac parpoaaa waa taa aaoirar or traaa-partatloa.

Mr. Btaphaoaoa rtfarUM tbla aa la-alaaat aad braLkaatad tbai aoiua craat ealaint- ty wamJd raaatt Iroia ekooaiBaa laiaad In tha karkarar tka Aorin turer tor lanaiac immi- rraata. A barfalaad would aurair ha aank at aaata Nan laaaawarta Mr. Btaaip Mr. etophaaaon aald that tka polltiaal aoapieiloa af taa Board af KaUratiea from mi to lHi waa ona-ibird iMBoaratla ana twetkirda Kapuklteao.

From lS8i ta lUMtf tka DropsrtloD waa ooa-atzik JJaaMaratla aad flro-alitba Kapuailean. Tka vltnaaa waa af tka opinion tkat polltloa did uat Jwar aatar lata tka manayauieiH Caatla Uardaa, kat ka adaltud tkat nlaa-tentka af ail tka aaploraa wara Rapaklleana Haperaonalir aavav taaalrad lata tha polltloa af aa appllaaak at T0t4 lor ar aalaat appoloinicot aeaordlaa; to tka ralaa af tka raoooimandaUoua. Aitkoock Bapakllaaa hlmatlf, ka had fraqaeatlr rotcd far an ka awiiaraa ta oa uenorraia. Wkas tba aatvaraf tha laae ttrlTilaca waa takaa op. Mr.

Hupkaaaoa aviaoed more intar-aal aod ladaUad fa aora auipbaala tkaa at aar pravlaaa Uaa. Ua doolared that tke lioard of KmUrrailea bad aora trouble fro a tbla quarter tkaa frea all etkora com Ola ad. Tke prlrllaie waa let ta ueraera ua lot tu.suu a rear, bad waa feraarlr mora valuable tkan now ba aaea tka aokodala or prleoe waa now mora atrlatlr aaforaad and bocaoaa tha Immigrant did bat aaw brla a aaeh barvaaa wltb them aa la foraar jraara, biclia ba4 the rlcbt to arrr all tbo kaccaira from Caatla Uardn to loeaJ aviate WUbla New-York Cltr. Brooklrb. Jereer Cltr.

Lan la. aal Vtir. Uoboken. Pat- araoa. Oraaca, aad ether auuurban place.

To aU tkeae pal la tkere wa a Uxd priea of trana-ler. aad Jtlarlia waa not peraltiad to aseeed tbla karaa. Bat la aplte of the eOorta of tbe board to tapreee tkla faat oa Blclla aod hi employee, tha aaaplalnta af erereharfA ant exioriloa Were aaailaaal aad outraoou. Mr. htepbeo aa eeald Bat ear tkat Mr.

Blirllo waarocolzaat Ik lateatloa of kla naplore to commit tbeea aladeeda, for ka kad aa erldeuea to war- raat aaah aa aaaertloa. bat the faot remained that tka ooaplalnta kept eomlD la. Tbe wlt-Iae altad aa Inaianra wkera ana of Blglla'a aaea naa anarawa aa imruirraaT ror cooTer-la! Wa piece af baccaa-ate TblrtT-nlntb-atreet. I bia waa aalj oae Lnttanea of axtorllua out of Baeareae. liifiia pnnieca wa a very- Taloable oaa baaaaae ka waa allowed to charge br tba pteoa.

aaa naasaeiaa at maoa for earrriac a naea ka aa far traaapartlaK a luff trunk. He kad aaea Bla-lla' trunk ao oat of Caatle Garden Inaded wltk three or four hundred piece af baa-faaw earfe, Tka witaaea ba4 tried hard to break ap tbe ei tort! one practiced br Biila'e bat had foan'l It an Impoaalbtlltj beeauaa BicUa had polltiaal Inflaeaoe wltk tbe Board of jiaifTatiea. bkiid aaa D)or-a me ex pre brtTllecne af Caatla Garden for more tkaa twelve 7 ear, and tha operation of hi people aa eaaeea more aonoranea to tae noani than all other aauaea eem blued. Politic waa aa In portaat fair la tea raasasetaeat of Caatla tiardea. Barnard Bldln wa a Itauuhlloan leader In New-York Cltr: John Hluipaon, the Bepartatamiant ol tba lanaiac uenartaeut, waa a Kepabiloan leader, aod Joun K.

the leeena al tha raetaurant, waa a Revublleaa leader. Tba aaetlB af tha Board of Emigration were ever haraoalena. tba chief came of dlaaenaioa Beta tke laji'llnf ot lamlKrania. Mr. Btephea- aea eeaiea with area enercr that be bad en tered late evmbinallaa with I ainmta)onera Jtidcway and wrna to act together lu tbe aire of tba beard.

Ha aald that Rldgwar waa a ueaoorat aad write a Kepublloaa. He Bad been active In bavin certain emnlore dleaharaad. bat he denied that hi activltr waa dae to tka faot that tbeae aame rmplojre had baa appointed br feliae Juaiice Tainutr when tue lattrr waa a coaaiionr or tuiiKration. Mr. tepheaaoa InalstMt that hi own action la tola natter wa prompted aolelr br a deira to aaattt tba oomaleeion.

At onvbalf of tba eaploree af tba Bureau of Imiularatlou were anpelatMl wllbeut civil aerrlco exaaiioa-tiea. The reltrr clerk, orderltrs, aud nnrae were appelated uader civil aervlco rule, and the pkralclan ware appointed br oompeQUve xeauaatiou. Mr. btepkeaaoa aald that tbe Interpreter ware act all capable aieo. Indeed, aoni of than were aot at for their dutie.

bat aa did Bet waadar at tma, a tba aalarr. Sl.OOO pnr year, waa too knali. A moa interpreter wa wertk at laaal 1.5iX) a rear, aod eusbl to re ceive (l.HOO Uoaceraliia the barah treatment I laalrraat. he said that loan had been aua- peadad tar taat aaa aa well a for omuaioti ol datr, bat i kat all ImniKrant were not ucep- Wbia to kind treat man iiaur of tbetn ware roaxk aad daaperata character, and laml- Traata general I lied outraeonlv. Mr.

Rle- paeaaea tkaaght that tha per capita tax of 60 ate waa tae little. It ahoald be at leaat 93 for evarr oaa above alkt rear of are. Ha waa eon laved that tha pauper ImnilfraUon or jump waa American labor. itkea aakad for remoiir for tut aril ka aald tkat ke would net allow anv tmmlrraut to lead wbeeould not prove bl ahllltr to take eara ar aiaaeir. tiawouia ana make a eon dltlaa voluntary elUxoaakln, to be rranted Bat within Ira rear, but only when tha ap- viiewe woaie.

nan uo ivnauiuuea ex tke WBitaa Biaiea ia tae bufiian laagoaxe. ue aeeiarea taat taoaaandt or aktlled aa- akaalee aaae kera aa ImmUraata every prln, ad after werkla thraucb tha aeoa returnad la tha FaU ar la tor. Meantime thar had baea aadlBar aanar back to KuroDo. Theae an aver had aar lateatloa of becoming eltlxen of tola eeantrr. and their Dreetloe waa aa outran a American labor.

Thar ekeuld be taxed, but wa cMnaieeioaer ouia aot paint oat any clear war of levrlna aaeh a tax. In Mr, pkaaeaa'a aplalea fully ft par aeal oftkelmml- araata wk kave loaded hare akouid have bona eest boob: aa taa aoaatnae waeare they caaa. Ma waa la favor af eeuaulaj- laimuot aad paeaperta aad af keeplaa out ever Immigrant wke eemld aot bw ook doouaesl from vamaj at ua waited aiataa. TB tOMA flATMK WILL GO PACK. WlUlea.

Bdwa, tke taka pUyr vka waa ea- mc for Baraaa' bead, will sail back to aTaglaad to-day by tka Cabria, Colleoior r-Bardt BavUg dactdtd that ka eeald not be flawed to land aadar tka prevision of the aiia aatraeviabor law. Bow applied to tba Brttleh Ceaanl General. aaklag fcta to I a tor fare la ka behalf, aad aald tba a letter waica ae kad from Mr. Robtaeon, tae toeoer naraum oaa. Bad been taken freak kla by tba Citateim Ueaaa aulborttlea.

TM on aaa I uenerai. net bavlag neaa the latter. wreaa be t-oueotor tTbaret, aaklnr why Ro -wa peevvmied frea laadlag. Mr. 'bardt east eearieome reply, laeloeing tha copy of na alB davit aade br Raw before tha lapecter at aa aeea.

sa wbicb mm aiaiea bi Mtofaet eagageaieBt with flay la the band, Ha bad pla Laado aad kad eexoe here to to aeea. ia wbicb ae atobed that ke kad eeaw Mr. Kebmaon ta played for kla ra to Blar in tba ua aapaeiay. ao mioeior aaaea taat artar eoa-atdertag that affidavit and etbar proof Row eald ao peralttod to land. Of rear, after Kew'e affidavit.

Ua Brituh Cental 0t raj aa aid Bet a ntrtkar ta to atBiter. saxx anrxcxiatr xortt ir coukt. Tfc Biaa ClaaasaB aad Blm mens, tb UxU Xatloakl Bak rire, ar atilt BvajkiBA Baslaeee fr tka ra. I tka Bap-rent Court 9rg fttttM ka Braagkt tw Btralaat CUaaaeB Utlvldaally a a demaad Bto tat wbIcb $l6- wo paid aad Jwdgv seat Baked few fiao. aaataer acalaet to PI Lamia.

w-OvUaae aaat Oeeaa Canal aad TraasaartaaVaa Oaa away ee a Bote tor 4.5Xa. tadsrss by Bias aaea a. whtob waa given a eel-Jaaaval aatvanty far tB Brat aako. A tnilw to MeelMat tb tww aatteae wae TMad br ta weteadear ttoraey, torc Walta-r (ttas, ta. 'aprema CoarV yelaay.

it. r(ral iw 'dx BrvM ftajaiUma cuablbm s. smith declines. BB Witt, HOT BK ABtt TO IUV AS MariD'TBAXsIT COIflf fSIIOJf KR. Two letter war received yejtardar -y Mayer Oraat from raaUeuea whom he had Bomiaatod a Bapld-Traailt CoamlaaloBer.

Ok wa a letter af deeUnaUaa from Charla Stewart Smith, fraaUaat of to Chamber of Coaaaroa. aad the other a letter of acceptance frea Aaguit BelmMt Mr. Baitb' letter waa a fallewa: aisi aa ta reeelst of veer Utter of the fafermlag me of mr aeaeietnieBt aa Coamlaaloaor la a for the city an 4 aotia'r ef A aw. vert aa-iar tha prevtalea of Chapter of the Law ot l7i. aaiaaeniy aaaiiieet tba Naaereeniarree apea ae by tni aoaleaUea.

aad were It peeeible for me te acaa It I eaakd aeaaeet gaaUeaaa with whom i weald aaere rlaai be tkaa tbeamlaaat etuaeaa yaa have aaaed aa lb la tmpwriaat cemmia- a ithaaa-h ar aaieettoa by rea waa aa entire er- prte to ate. 1 given rarefulonl4-ratio tae Saaetiea el ar aty ta taia ragnra. taaaanea a i ad be aakad te allow mr aaae be tM aa a Commlaaisaar la eae ef tba Rablt-Traalt bill ne vediag altera tbe Lectaiaiara. I wae obllred to daeliae that honor baeeae I felt ooecleeboniy that I could net perform the labor laonmbeat aoe aaah a pealiloa wltboat argicctlag other in-partaat datlaa ta wbleh I am committed. Tba aame teaeoae weigb epea ma at praaaat.

wiir ay graiaiai accnewieuamaata ei yonr amilBeaa. I am. therefore, obliged aaat reaperlfailr tekoeliaetbe nomination, aad I remain, my dear Mr. Mayer, very truly, roar obedient eerveet. vutHiMgiiui amiin.

Mr. Smith called at the Mayor oe dartag tha day aad peraoonlly expressed hi thank to the Mayor. Be aald that hi bullae engage toetita wara not auch aa would permit htm te aceept the aomlnattoa, aad beaide I gotag to Jr.oropn with kla aea tbU oaaaer for a long vaeatloa. Mr. Belmont letter wa a follow: 109 rirr AVXHrx.

April 10, 1890. DlAB BIB: I bea acknewledga tbe receipt ef year letter ef yeeierdey by wbicb yeu inform ae of ay appointment aa oaa ef the Commlaaloanra fur the Cur nad Conn tv ef New-York, nniler tba pro. viaiona el Cbapier ev el tu uawa oi i o. Wklle aceeptlag with great appreclatlea tae honorable poeltioa. I de ae with great heaitaary.

faailng that it may be dim colt for me to do tall Jur ttoe to yoar Battarlag aalacuoo. I will, bewever. try, ia ua oceiot mr aouiiy, io tertt tba ceafldeoee wbleb roa hnve placed la me. aad remain, with tbe hicbeat regard, renra very re- epaetfollr. AUUt'MT BiLKONT.

til Monon huoi unut Orlando B. Potter wa at tha Mayor offir early In the day, bat ae far aa oald be aaeer- talned he ha not rorraaiiy accepted tha appointment yet, Merer Grant, however. tblaka taat there I no doubt tbat Mr. Potter. John H.

Btarln. and William etelnway will a-oepL The ubi.ltdtlB of a Daiae ia place of tbat af Mr. Staltk will probably be mad within a day or two. BUILDERS IN TROUBLE. MKCBAKIC LIE" 8 AMOCKTIVO TO $143,000 PILED AGAINST A BLOCK Of HOUSkS.

Meek ante' Man aggregating about $143,000 have been Bled aialart Mary Bailey, eou-traator, aad Ellxabeth W. Aldrtob, owner, on tha block of bnlldlng being; erected on Sixty-third aod Sixty-fourth uet and Tenth and Eleventh aranoa. Tba Ilea are In favor of the following creditor. Michael Hughe, Bartholomew Donovan, Far' roll at 10, 190; Michael J. Daly, Jame Matthew A Hon.

Abraham Bteer. Thomas P. MoEngh. $648; Car- roU A Bhefflla, 4.875; Marcos A. Ball, Fair Bavan Marblelxed Slat Company, Knfus Dai row $1,308.

fhl I ald to be tha lareeit bnildlna onera- tlon now In progrc in tbe eitr. conitlnc of Srty-une flve-tory brick tenementa, eatluiated to eoet $18,000 each, which 1 being carried on by Batnucl B. Bailer, builder. In the name of hi wife, toary E. Bailer.

Mr. Bailer became floaoeiallr aubarraased. it is said. ome rear ago, and hia affair ware then alneed In tbe head of Police Juatlfe Weld aa truatee for the creditor. The proDortr on wblan the nreaant eneratlon Is being carried on ha been tbe subject of considerable litigation.

It wa formerly owned, it la aald. br John Paine, who died la 1885. Bhertlr before hi death he tr an af erred tba property, wkleh constated of whole aqnare block bounded by Btxty-thlrd and 8lxtr-foortb streets. Tenth and Eleventh avenue, to William Noble, who It le aald. gave In exohana-a tae Urenable apartment houae la W'eet Flftr-aeveath-otreet.

ad took front Mr. Fain a xaortcage far $70,000. Mr. Peine' mortgage waa fore-loeed, tbe Orenoble property old and pur-eliaaed. It la aald, br Mr.

Noble. The Slxtr-thlru-atreet block waa hold out under for- cloenre In Auril. 1WH9. and hid in hr Un Ellxabeth W. coatea, a aUtar of Mr.

Noble. few day later Mr. Coate traded the property to Mr a. Elisabeth W. Aldricb in cbaage tor tbe ITIaeetou Bats, 322 to 328 Weat 1 flitr-eeveutn-etreet, In November last tbe heir of Mr.

Paine broaght suit acatnat Mr. Noble to recover the property conveyed to hint by Mr. Paine. SAVED FROM GEXSUER. THE ASSISTANT ATTORNEY'S JOKE ON HkCOKDEK fillTTB.

Chnckliag Altant District Attorney were found all over the brownstone bulldlog yetter-day. They thought they Dad a Joke on Recorder diayth. Aalt mut ba a day of bllxxard-like cool aaa whan the Reoorder get left, ther were brimful of fun. It all happened In this way: Since the Re corder was compelled to reprimand the Dis trict Attorney' clerk for not kavlng caeca ready for trial, care baa been taken that there ahould be set down for the Recorder's court anywhere from tan to twenty cases. Nothing keepe the Recorder ao amiable a plenty of work, on wedneaday night the Uanen in the aaae to ootna up in tke Recorder's eonrt tke next dar were aoat up to Aaalatant Dlairlot At- toraey rarxer nouaa.

Somehow Mr. Parker did not get them. Ho when tba court opened on Thursday a long atring of prisoner filed Into court. Half a hundred wltneaaes gathered la the wiines box. But the paper were olaaing.

i Then ther wa a great hurrrlnir around tha bonding to get a caee. Tbe only race tbat coald be found wae one la whlh a recommenda tion ror dlintaal or tbe Indictment had been made. However, aometbtng had to be done to avoid the dlapleaaur of the Recorder, and tbe caaa waa aracrad into eonrt. It wae a long one and there were lot of wltaeeae. It took all day to try It The defendant wa evidently aot guilty, aad, but for the preaalng demand for aeatetnina; io try.

tna eae would never have been tried. But strangely eaough tha Jurv eould not agree, and the Recorder keot them out till 10:30 P. M. before he would let then go. The Jury stood eleven for acquittal aod one tor aonviouon.

Having kept the Recorder np so lata over a petty eae aad kavlng averted any more concur ot tbe office, the Assistant District Attor ney and Mr. Coatiaan a elerka eould not halo bubbling all over with merriment jrealerday. POLICB INTXRrtMM WITR kAILXOAD MAX. Mr. Frank Loomla.

general counsel of the New-York Central and Hndaoa River Railroad, eoT-splalaed yesterday to tna Poll Commi- aloner that laat Sunday gangs ef roadmen at work at Bpuyten Day 11 aad Port MorrU were Interfered with by the pollee ot the Thirty-first. Thirty-third, and Thirty-firth Fred acta, on tha pretense tbat they were violating tha Sunday law, aad they were waraed that ther would ba arrest, ea ir foond at work on another Bandar. Mr. Loom la claimed that tbe work waa "work of aeceeeltr. aa too manr traina paaa on weekday to permit ef repair, and to exerele tu fraachlae the eompaur I bound to have the roadbed 1b the beat poeaible oondltloa.

7ba BupeMatendeat wae instructed ta roannlr with Mr. Loomla'a requeat, that tha men at work be act Interfered with so far a tha law will permlL Jtrrro or brooilt.v parxa. Tha Proepecl park Cemmlaa loner have de- elded to give Brooklrnltc little ground fercem- plalBt en tka subject musle la the elty parks durlag the Summer. There will be sixteen cert la Preepect Park given br a band of forty pi a vera, aad alxteen other concert. Including Bandar tnaale.

In the other park by band ot tweatr laetrumaatallsta. For of thia the Coe- miaatoaere have en head 'a tuad ef SlO.lRO ao. A balr-doea propoeala have alreadr been made by local baadmaatera. lnciudtnc Prof. lank or tae avaatera Diatrirv wie i new asplrast for tke konor.

Coalerno aad lane awang their batoas laat seaaea. EFOtrrfO AUD SOCIAL SKFOKJf. The Brat ot a aerlee ot four free 1 set area on -EvelaUon and Social Reform" will be give befor th Brooklyn Ethical Aseoclatlou. at the ttoeead Ualtartaa Charch. eoraar of Clinton aad Cangreaa atreeta.

to-morrow evening at 7:30 'eteck, br ike Rev. John W. chad Irk. Tbe eplat a object wilt -Tka Theological Metked the Ckarek aa Factor ia Omiixe-." Tb Rev. Dr.

A. J. Canfield wili open the aad th Rev. Dr. Gettkei or Tamnl Emaaa-FJ.

Near-York, aad thra will apeak. Tka subqaB topie will "The BlaUatla Metuod. "The Aaarehlvtrt. lCth-wd," sti -The Beteattne yXW-KOVBMLLH SCAtlXATlOXS. Tb Kepabllean have decided apa tUw1ad far VlUaaT Trustaa be awppart; at th aaaalag ale ties: pi rat wrt A.

A. Bad! tee Ward oka Q. Uader- 1U i Third word Cap Kmbrwe; Frh Ward uiutiw steaaat TUtaaT Iraaaibjwr Jtwt A. The United States Investigation Official Baking Powders ide under authority of Congress by the Chem- ici Division of the Department of Agriculture, Mashintzton, D. and Shows the Royal Baking Powder to be a cream of tartar baking powder of the highest quality, superior to all others in strength, leavening power and general usefulness.

he Royal Baking Powder is thus distinguished by the highest expert leading Baking Powder of the world. AMOUNTS IN A BAD WAY. PROSPECTS OP OKOBGK K. SISTABE's SONS DEPENDENT OK DOUBTrCL CLAIMS. The Impreisloa continue to gala ground on Wall- tract that Assignee Davlaon will not oe able to ho4r very Urge liat of actual asuau for George K.

Statara' Bona, tbe Broad-street broker, wto failed the other dar. There ia a fair ohancal that the nominal asset may mount up pretty Well, becanaa It Is understood that the firm la ao end of claim, nearly all of whleh are disputed, and that It (a dlspoaea to resist oertain claims which are strongly urged. Tho lmpretllon Is that if the firm could settle according tb it own Idea there might be a ehaooe forbt to rosame business, but tbat the difference between the idea of the Arm and thoee of Italoradttora will be to wide that any such prospit-t 1 almost hopeless. An evidence ot the kindly feeling of brokers and Unsocial men toward Mr. Slatare ka keen furnished tT tbe general wllllngnex to let blin look Into hfa account and see what he can do before pressing a settlement upon him by mean or ult against tbe assignee or otherwise.

Although tbe number or creditors is large and the amount of claims heavy, only a single suit ba thu far been begun, and tnrre com to ba little danger that just at present any more will be entered upon, it 1 thought tbat if tbe creditor will be lenient overtures which bava been made tor the recovery of by-potbecatedl aecuritle and for other negotiation designed to Increase tbe assets of the firm will have a pretty good chance of Qccesa, Whether tkl may be a fact or not. It aeem likely that all chance of a large return to creditor depend upon the aueoess of these negotiation, anh In thu sense it is a case of everything to gain. The bookl or tha Philadelphia office, for which an aUfcehuient waa issued 'early In tbe week, were recelvjed by the aealgnee yesterday. Tbey filled a lafge ury goods box. it I hardly expected that! he will be able to make much of a eareh of tbem until next week, although tbe elerka at the flrm'e office nnpacked them yaa-terdar and began to look through thera.

Tbe assignee reported that ao far a they had been examined tfcay bore out Mr. 81tare' aoconnt of their confuted condition, and ha wa of the opinion thajt It would be quite a taak to go turougb tbm and to make up tba revised schedules which I he I expected to submit to tbe court. From all that can be learned br friends from memtter of tbe firm the aaalgnee will hardly be able to have bis aoheduia prepared ninth In advance of tb limit of tisne reauired tee himself 1 only constructively I of the firm. A a matter of fact, he rsees tbe work lu progreae there, kged moat ot tbe time either In hi budnesa or in collecting evidence ia the counsel of the firm in efforts to compromise oertain account out of which tee Arm hop to better tbeaeeetii. There la no eonoealmengt of tbe fact that upon thee negotiations bangs In a very large mpBtnre the prospect oil a good statement.

If tbe negotiations kballl miscarry, the ttrm will be able to offer very little to tbe creditor, and If tbey hall succeed, tbe percentage offered will hardly be morel than fair. It 1 not suppoied that under any Jolrcumsiauoee will the firm be able to resume basinets by paying creditors in fulL U'OST OFFICE Postmaatkr van Cott has received word by telegraph from San Francisco that the steamer Oceanic arfved at tbat port hursday last with mails from China, Japan, and Hawaii, as fol lows: Honk-Kong. March 13; Bhangbal, March 14; Yokohama, March 22; Honolulu, April uue to arrive in tna otty uext Tuesday. The next snail for China and Japan will olose at the Uenetral Post Omoe la tbla elty at 6 P. M.

on the Jjth InsL for dispatch jy tbe steamship City oi Rio de Janeiro from Ban Francisco April 26. Postmasthr Vau Cott also calls attention to the notice loaned March 1 at Colon, Republic of Colombia, and more commonly knowu In tbe United Stales as AsnlnwaJl. The notice slates that correspondence addressed "Asplnwali" will be ret rned to the omoe troni which it wa aent aa adireoted. the neogranhlcal and uttt- clal name Ueltatiouof ot tha town being Colon. By some United tales Consul the exeou- Hon ot tbli i order has oeea suspended until be oould notir the United btaie Post Office Do- partineot.

that there Is no ground to sud- pose tbat latter mailed In tbla countrv nn to the presentltiuie addressed Asplnwail" has nut been delivered. A.VOrHIU BBOOILIS ELEYaTKD ROAD. The At! itlo-Avonae Elevated Railroad Company af Br okiya was organized yesterday at the office the People' Trust Compear. 201 Montague-itreet. and 10,000 bare of the eteck were subscribed tor on the spot, S50.OOO.

or 5 psr int. ot the capital stock, being paid in over the counter. At a subsequent meeting the followi it Director were oboten: Measr. Auttu Co biu. J.

Roger Maxwell, Henry W. Maxwell, lenrr Graven. William B. KeudalL James u. Umpbell.

William U. Wheeler, Daniel Lord, Illiur B. Hinsdale, George 8. Edgell. Benjamin Norton, Frederick W.

Danten. and Edwin H. 4tkina. Tka Dlreotora then met and elected tbe officer: Preeldenx Austin Corbie; Vic President J. Roger Maxwell; Keera-tarr Frank MeDenongk; Treasurer Henry Gi ve Tlie Directors adopted a act ot by-la a and tke President waa authorized to appoint a eotuimltte ef thre to obtain tke oon-eent of Atlkatie-aveaua propertr ownere to the building ol the new road.

A FRKSCH VIMTOk'S OPIX10XR. Prof. ArfehUl Bret ef the College Rollla A Parte called aa the Mayor yesterday and ex plained thit ha waa a a vlait to thia country tor th ptarpoe ot looking ever tbe public achooU hoJpital. and asylum systems. He said that he haid been in tbe country over a vrar and bad viklted the lnaututlona in Boaton, Pbtl-adelphla.

Bod Chicago. JJB was here six yesrs ago, and hfcsays that since hi first vilt he has noticed a marked improvement in the arhno! ayatcm. eabeclally ia tne matter of uiaeipiice. Vur hoabitala." be sa'd. "are more luxurious than ours, knd the knowledge ol eurgery is further advaaced." aw KfiDT FOR JS YESTIGA Th Polite CommlMlooers notice the visit ot the Building Trade faction to the Fassett committee! lu th following resolution: "That the Board hi Police hereby inform the said Central Labor Union of Ua readiness at all time to reL'-.

amine into, aod fnllr dis- t-oa of a'liaoecifle eomnlatnt tbat aar of members may prvfer under eattt against conduot oi- efficienay ot aar member of tbe poiice torei ot the etty or tkat may ia any way relate to tae administrative or executive funo ucas th Department Polio." BOCAES ATBUCK BT LIGHTS IS G. Daring tke storm on Wednesday eight several fcooaae ia Port Cheater vera atrock by lixktalug. Walter HsVuand's houe a lrvlag-aveaae and Rageit-atrtet wsj struck and closet waa act ot, fire. Alnew bua owned Cant Thomaa MeMaaer it Ry Beach had Ue gable torn off ad tke rot badly damaged, la Maxaercoeck a kease Woaglag to Jeaaph F. Tw4le.

en laJB-str, waa b4ljr thattuad br to Ugav-BUav, aa waa laisiaeV bylaw. The assigl at tba offlaa uieroir ova aud is augj regular law! aud as is Hi of -recently compietea, official authority the A JXEW ELK CI ION ORDERED. THE TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT FIGHT TO BE FOUGHT AGAIN. Jndga Advocate General Clifford A. H.

Bart-lett having reported to tbe Commander In Chief that there were grave irregularities In the elec tion for a Lieutenant Colonel of the Twenty- second Regiment, held on Jan. 10 last, instructions were yesterday given to Brig. Gea. Louis Fitzgerald, commanding tha First Brigade, to or der anew election without delay. Gen.

Fitzgerald has named Monday, April 21. as tbe date wbei the officers of Defondam" shall be afforded opportunity to record their choice for a senior Held officer. Upon the receipt of the special order setting aside tbe election, the Leu-Camp faction was aisposed to ngut tne issue to the bitter end. neaeoilon, however, showed that no recourse remained but to accept tbe inevitable. Tbe conflict between apt.

Leo and Capt. Hart is expected to be waged with Insressed bitterness. Both lda are confident of victory. The Hart men say that tbe Leo force will caller Iocs of three vote through tbe defection of what known as "the Deuiarest Party." Closely following upon this action on the part oi uenerai ueauquarter at Albany come tne announcement tbat the Twenty -eecoud will not take possession ot It new armory to-day, although arrangement to that end have been completed. Tbe Armory Board has neglected to pass a resolution authorizing tbe regiment to quit Its present quarter, aud Gen.

Fitzger ald declines accordingly to issue an order directing CoL Camp to remove his eomtnaiid and the military property in hi custody, and for which be is responsible, from the Four- teenth-atroet armory. Tbl condition of affair is tbe occasion of much aanoyance to the manager of the St. Joseph' Orphan Asylum, who had arranged to take possession ot tbe Twenty-seoond'a old armory on Monday next. As tho situation stands, tbe Armory Board may grant permission to tbe eaylutn people to uae toe armory, tiro- vided it 1 unoccupied, but it Is a grave question wbetber that body has tbe right or authority to ro over the bead of tbe Colonel of the regiment and decree tbat outsiders shall be given free access to quarters In whtob close npoo $100,000 worm oi military property or tbe state Is stored. aod for tbe safe custody of which CoL Camp la uuuer uouaa.

A HOBOREN ROMANCE. MRS. HAHN MARRIES A BOT TO THE DISGUST OP HER DAUGHTERS. Mr. Habn, a pretty widow, and ber two grown daughter bare lived for some year in modest quarters on Grand-street In Hoboken.

Early Sunday morning Leo Kettler.the eighteen- year-old son of an Adams-street saloon keeper, ended a spree by climbing into their apart ment. He floundered around ao badly that be awakened tbe three women. The young wo men began to scream, and kept on screaming till their mother surprised them wltb tbe in formation that tbe youth was not a burglar. but ber husband. It then came out that last Saturday evening tke widow and tbe eihteen- ear-oia Boy were married by Pastor Preund.

Tbe excitement tbe young ladles had shown when tbey believed tbat a burglar had made bis way into their borne was not a clroumstance to tbe exoltement Into whloh tbe discovery that tbey had a stepfather threw tbetn. Miss Lena fainted, aud Alls Amelia armed herself with razor and wanted to cat her stepfather's throat. bystanders interfered and saved his youthful i e. Tbe young women made such a fuss over tba marriage that yesterday tbe widow abandoned her husband and. with her daughters, moved away from Hoboken.

Kettler taxes the de sertion philosophically, and says that he doesn't care. lie bad at least a good time with tbe widow's money while her pockeibook was with in uis rea.cn. STIRRING VP TUB F.XC1SK BOARD. The City Reform Club In Its efforts to force tbe Board of Excise to do Its duty waa in tbe Supreme Court again yesterday with an appli cation to Judge Barrett for a writ of manda mus to compel the board to determine the com plaint which tbe club lodged against Jobn G. Sobeuplein, a liquor dealer at 3J6 Third-avenue.

Louis l. DelaQeld, eouDsel for the club, in formed tbe court that on election day of laat year be and otber member of the club found seventy-live aaloone selling liquor in opeu vlo- taviou oi law. roeiuve cases noo- bean present- eu. to iae Doaru oi r.xciae. By using every effort the club had been able to bring amy nineteen of these cases to trial.

In eighteen of tbe nineteen cases tried the Ex cise Commissioners had deferred decision en til the licenses bad expired. The case of Bcbeu-pleln must be acted upon at one, a bl license waa about to expire. On Feb. 28. before the Board of Excise, he bad admitted the faots coargeo.

and yet fer forty -two days the board aaa wnnneia a decision. cx-juoko utowiia, in opposition, asked to have tbe motion denied on tbe ground that tbe ainaavita were scandalous and Irrelevant. Thia motioa was denied. He tben asked tor a day to put in answering affidavits, and the case waa aujouruea until tni morning. A BIO saws OUICI sex.

ine big sailing ship Governor Goodwin of Boston, arrived here yesterday from Hong- A.ong after a fine run of US days. She brings a valuable cargo, the bulk ot it being tea and fire crackers. She also brings 1.175 bales of wooL Acooraing to ner commander, Cept. Pray, the Goodwin croaaed tbe Equator oa Mar on 24 and it only took 17 nays to come thrnee to New-tork Harbor. With a spanking breeze from the northeast, tbe ship averaged tor 7 days 275 miles tier day.

lbs best single day's ma waa mj uii.ca. abihkatic iouuLL8. pleurlsr pains, and in flamed throats are overcome and healed br Dr. D. JaTM's KipKcri.kiXT for fifty yaara on approved ataed-by for all coughs and colds.

rfscrtisrswnc It lot; wakx in the morning wltb a better taate in the monta. coaled tongue, perbaos bead he. your torpid. Yoa need t'AlIlu'i Lirri Ll IK SOI Tasteful patterns of high Anisn at low. II i4 ratee pmr onare.

toe same tor any of piece tnn one half dor-n apward. Theodore B. Starr, 206 FIFTH-A VENUE, Frew-dag Me.lawo-Sawre, 1.126 BH0ADWA.Y, I aia Sioois C1I1 BILLS AT A LB AST. MA TOR CBANT AND BIS CABINET DIS- APPROTB OF MANT OF THEM. The MaroCa cabinet.

tap4 ef tb Bead ef tb various eliy departments, hl long meet-g yestordar. and actios waa takaa maay of tb bills now pending before tb legislator aod affecting tbe Interest ef ta elty. Thar waa a full attendance of the department chiefs, th Mayor presided, and the session waa aa exec mire one. Among the Important bills on- aldared waa tha Aaeembly bill giving tb consent of the State to the United Bute Govern ment for tb condemnation of tb land for tb purpose of tbe sew Appraise ri warehouse. The eoofereaa recommended tbat tha Appraiser a store be si tasted north ef Caaal-etreet, and that no property of the mualoipalltr taken.

Tbe Aisemblr bUL which provide for an mendmeajt to the Consolidation aot that would briag the Dock Department Into sub-etantlalir the same relation to tha Board of Eatltnate aud Apportionment a tha other elty department, waa approved. Tha bill to tax mortgage tbe aame aa pareonal property wa another meaaure that wa dlaousaed. aod It waa derided to oppoae it on the ground that the enforcement of suob a law would drive capital away from the city lntead of inviting It hare lor investment. The bill prepared ny tb Corporation Counsel for the purpose of red no lo tbe State tax ltetna. vetoed by the Governor, i approved.

It wae decided to opnoee the so-called Harvey claim bill after listening to He following report submitted by Controller Myers: This bill is known as the Harrar Claim bill. which provides tor paytng him a verv large aom of money out ot tb percentage paid br tb klevated tianroi company, i nia is a notorious steel, teas defcervre uaiaalitted cendemaaUoa. and tbe bill abould ba defeated." The bill providing for police matron was an- pc-eed on tb ground tbat, aa it I now drawn. It impracticable, and the bill to ecnre additional terminal faellitlea for the Hrooklya Bridge In Brooklyn was ordered opposed nn tne ground tbat New-York City would be obliged to pay a large portion of tbe ex pecan. It wa alto decided to disapprove of any armory bill tnat aoe not include every county in the Bint in its provisions.

ine bin giving doormen In pollee station the same -pay aa patrolmen waa objected to, and tne Assembly bin making the street-car com- fianiea clean tha streets through which thslr ine run in hen of paying the elty tha ear tax and percentage, came la for advene action, because auch an aot would divert a very large sum of money from the cltr Treasurr. An Assembly bill allowing religious corporations to construct vault nnder sidewalks, or In front thereof, without payment tor tbe privilege, was opposed. The conference adjourned sublectto the call of tbe Mayor. There are manr bills still to be acted upon. MR.

ILSOA'S $1,000 HE LEAVES IT WITH A HOTEL CLERK, WHO FROM TTLT DISAPPEARS. There have been several occasions latelr when an advertisement signed Iison" ho appeared in a morning newspaper offering reward ot $250 for information of tho "where abouts of John D. Williams, sleight-of-hand performer," who had In his possession $800 In large bills. It seems now that the advertisement bad a story oonnected with it which has led to a suit against Sarah E. and Peter V.

Husted, proprietors ot the New-England Hotel. la the Kowery, by Anton Ilaon, a Swede, who far some rears was a noa commissioned officer of artillery. Ou March 28 Ilson went to tbe hotel named aud left $1,000 in cah with the clerk. Will iams, for safe keeping. He asked for andre-eived $20 tbe following morning.

The next morning be secured $3 and la the afternoon he was informed tbat Williams had fled and had taken the money with him. Iison complained to Chief Inspector Byrnes and tha latter detailed a detectlre on the case, who failed to se cure any trace of the fugitive. He demanded a return of the money trom tbe Has teds and tbey agreed to return It to him In installment. Between tbat date and last Tuesday he re ceived $58 in small sums, but as tbe slowness of payment conviuoed blm It would require too manr years to pay tbe amount due him, he be gan suit agaiasi tbe uusteds. lho7 tben offered to settle bv giving him $130 in cosh and a prumlssorr note for four months at 4 per oent- interest for the remainder.

This offer, ou the advise of his lawyer, he re fused, and late yesterday afternoon a settlement was made which was stltaotory to Mr. Iison. He will lodge else her hereafter. WALL-STREET TALK. An animated attack wa made oa quotation yesterday, and.

as a consequence, the stock market lost some ot Its dullness. But the raids, though they showed great bear confidence, did not affect muoh beyond stirring up a passing interest in tue ticker, whose ohlet province lately nas oeen to eiana uiu Jay Gould's name wa used again to conjure wltb by the bear contingent, though, except for the romances of the Street, there are few reasons tor tne tneonee tnat "tbe Uttle men is In 111 humor and bent oa a general railway far. The fact Is though it is being sacredly guard ad that Jay Gould for the past few days has been in active telegraphic eommualoation with tbe managers who are striving to end the exist ing western railroad war and oreate a new as sociation whiob will be able to maintain rates. tnd it is staled, too. on authority, that Mr.

Gould commuoinatlons are not by any means so aggressive and fiery as might be expeoted from tbe all-street statements professing to deasrlbe bis position. Rock Island, Chicago, Burlington andQulnoy, and Union PaeiDo were tbe especial bear ar gots yesterday. All went down somewhat, though there was nothing whleh seemed to in dicate that much else than short contracts were put out. union racine eonilnues to be a spe elal oojeet of offense to the bears, who have been Industriously appointing receivers for It lor tne last uair dozeu years. For the loarth week ot March Atchison's earning increased $200,000, or about 35 per Wilt LIQUOR SOLD IS CITY MARKET.

President Meakim of the Exolse Board sent a communication to Controller Myers yesterday regarding tbe sale of liquor In West Waablng tou Market. His letter waa accompanied by affidavits from John Hayes of 22 Morton-street and Ihomas Ferris of 240 Laat Tblrtletb-atreet. la which tbey swore that tbey asked for liquor at the bar in tbe market aud were told that ther must take seats at tba table and order something to eat before getting the drinks. The Controller has decided to bold a public hearing on these charges next Wednesday morning al 10 o'clock In bis omce. Thomas Campbell and Fritz Burmeyer will be called la explain whether any liquor was sold at their places.

CHEAP ICS FOR BROOKLTN1TAS. Tbe Independent lee Dealer' 'Association making big promises to Brooklyaltes to keep the price of ice at a fair figure during the Sum mer. The association is composed of forty dealers, with 10O wagons, and tbey sar tbey will supply families with a good chunk ot Ice dally for from io to io cents per week. Yes terday tbe schooner Cheaton, from Calais, Me. arrived at tue Wailabout Basin after a six weeks' voyage with 2ti3 tons of ice tor tbe association, and President Arthur aaya tbey have xeured the eontrol of aoO.OUO too, aad tha tbey will give the Ice syndicate a good tussle when tbe aeasoa open.

Representatives of the yndlcate ay that Ice will be worth $20 a ton before th bummer over. PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS We place on sale to-day 230 SSerge Silk Sun Umbrellas, with Natural, Carved and Silver handles, in 23 and 4 inch, at and $3.00 each. One lot of plain and fancy Coaching Shades, at $3.00 each. lilack Gros Grain Parasols, with Ebony handles, in tiO and 22 inch, at 2.50 and $3.00 each. Crape bordered Mourn -ins" Parasols, 18 and 20 inch, at $4.00, $5.50 each.

The ab ove goods are positive bargains. JAMES McCIlEERY Broadway and 11th St. 1111 1 Grand-street, N. Y. STRAW GOODS The popular "Nelly Bly" plaid and fancy cloth soft crotcn Cap for Misses and Boy 8, 48c.

and 79c. MISSES' STRAW HATS, RIBBON TBirtmEO, ALL MXVr COLOR'S AND UnArKS. At 48c. 59c 69c. 85c.

Misses' Stylishly-trimmsd STRAW HATS Xew shapes, all colors, ribbon, wreath of daisies, and fine flowers, At $1.69, at $1.88, at $2.19. STOES. Ladles' fine, soft, bright Dongola button Boots, very handsome -pointed natent leather toe caps, hand-tcelt process, sizes 1-V to 7, widths A to at $2.50 a pair; excellent value at $3.50. MEN'S CALFSKIN SHOES LACE, BUTTON, AND CONGRESS. HAND.

8KWED WELTS, ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR TENDER FEET; EVEKY STYLE LAST, FROM BROAD TO RXTBEME POINTED: ALL SIZES AT (3 A PAIR, A SAVING OP $2 OX EACH PAIR. RIBBONS. Large assortment Foreigtl and Domestic Plaid Ribbons, 19c. yard. No.

16 all Silk Black Gros Grain Satin Edge Ribbons at 15c. yard. 12-inch Persian Sash Rib bons, (light colors,) $1.49 yard; worth $2.50. 10-inch Plaid Sash Ribbons, 59c. yard.

EDW'D RIDLEY SONS, 309, 311, 311 1-2 to 321 Graad-Bt. 68 TO 68 ALLEN. 59 TO 65 ORCHARD ST. On account of our REMOVAL (THIS MONTH to erect anew building ou our old stand) to the large warerooms of Sypher's, next door, and the different arrange ment of our great and varied stock iu consequence, we are now offering many special Chimney- piece novelties of finelv-finished Wood Mantels, Open Fireplaces, Fire Sets, Wood Holders, Screens, and liles, at great bargains. NORTH attrutiea UNION- SQUARE.

The ef Archllecta ana especially invited. RutldVre la BUY OF THE MAKER. Ill fitting or unbecoming clothes are as much of a trial to a boy as to a man, and the boy deserves to be considered in the selection of his clothes. While we keep as fine clothing A 1 t.a ior uoys as money win buy, we also keep much that is inexpen sive; none, however, that is not dependable in quality and correct in cut and fit. Special shapes for very stout and very slim lads.

Besides Kilt and Knickerbocker Suits, Spring Overcoats, and Reefers, we sell Boys' Hats, Shoes, and Furnishings at all three Straw Hats are ROGERS, i'EKT CO. 1 rn.es. orWA.T Hrraa, BTOBJtH, THE UP-TOWN OFFICE OF THE TIMES, 1.269 BROADWAY, bet ex.i ji.rr mil no btb. A4.r-ertUea-.eBU rsx-eJvexl ntU P. At.

1 MRS. BRIOHT nr's bail kjjq aeniag hi beet BUz-Uae Bariag OvwreasAs XABw te-Aa-re exsra sale. BA BBiaaT That lataek. rnvwiawsn. In tar aaa It's wars eat.

I'll ef roigiu rAaiau tb Bjerniag, Some of our competitors ar imitating our POPULAR PRICES of $12.00. and $13.00 for Spring Overcoats and Suit. Imitation is siricerest compli. ment, and we are well pleased, especially siuce we know ther cannot imitate the garments we offer nor their value. We com mend customers to them.

compare An elegant Business Suit, cassi-mero or cheviot, all the finest fashionable shades at $12,00 A superb Dress Suit, sack or cutaway, at 4 1 4.00 and $13.00 Our Leader," silk-lined Spring Overcoats, in six shades and exv quisi to shape. S1B.00 and $13.00 Boys' Suits in great variety. A strong School Suit at $3.50 Boys' Blue and Black Confirmation Suits at $6.73 The aew (Flat Brim) PSRBT av. Bold elsewhere at n.50. Genuine Xngllaa DIR8YB at Wortk AS oar where.

Wall here, look ever ear Fnralahloc partaaeat aod eae the stnaalag line at SCARFS ar eloalag eat at tim DRKSS SHIRTS (wU worth fLBO) (M AU of our i.40 Ma Fin CALF BHGSS bow 14 LAST DAT OF THE EXT it A BALK. OPKX THIS KVKI0 TJSTIL 10 O'CLOCK. 0.1(IHG&C(). THE LCADINQ A3IZRICAN CLOTH? EA 627 AND 629 BROADWAY, RUB BLXECKKR-BT. ENGLISH HABERDASHERY CIL! (United.) NOW OPEN.

An opportunity if now offered ta the public to get the latest and fined good in English clothing and hober- -dasher y. The newest English TOP Ihe finest English SUITS. The most elegant English TROU SERS. Latest novelties of the European market in XECKJTEAR, UXDERWEAR, and everytliing in the haberdasherl line. We now present to the public a lint of English goods, the like of trWdk, for variety and quality, has never been offered in this city.

ENGLISH HABERDASHERY CH (Limited.) 180 Broadway, OPPOSITE JOHIt-BT. Hand- BETTER THAN ANY SIM OB ttUOES HOLD ELSEWHERE. DIRECT riOM MAKER TO WEAEEE. KEKXEDY, 30 CORTLAMDT-ST (CP BTAIEW Rookvood Pottery. gold medal bu kxpositios is EsclamiTe Sale tar Kew.Terk eae Bf-eeklrB DAVIS COLLAMOHE I LTD.

Broadway and 21st-stv THE NEW-YORK TIMES PRICE TWO CENTS. Suutiay Edition Tive Cents Tsrcs te Sabcricers, Pcitpaii T.f II. Y. erol-eiiTa ef par rear "Jj A 1 1. mclujioa tr.

rr rear TJ MMJtV OSI.Y, pr yea liAll.l TBAata. 'tn aear PAII.V. mU. wiUiout bUKflar Ji O.tll.V. 3 aiaaiia.

wt-heat B4r i UAILV. ZeiaaUia. witJs atfr Utlll. 3 tcaaiha. ItBiiOt aa.1ar.

v-- ij DAILY. 1 iU wiU or rlieat 'JO 52 97 pspj $4 83' Welt Jki A Sewed. 'i 1 WSEAILT, rerraaz. IL Blx i sta 1.