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AN INGENIOUS BLACK-MAILER. COW A SWINDLE DltCOTERED defalca-tions and profited bt 23. Isaac EL Lockwood will be arraigned, before the Ortnd Jury of Culled (UUt District Court, at Hartford Thursday, charred with asing tbe Balls for frsedaleot purpose. After a rather checkered biulne career LocAweod went to Stepney, where be bad aa aaat, as agd lady nemd Beers, wbo car hlia a bom and pooey. At ooa tune she aaraacau bin $20 oa rained at $303.

Ua mi rery bmy at Uma. writing all tba time and taking a great any letUr to tba Post OQoa. finally, Lock-wood wsatod bis diamonds back and! would aot par tba $340 la lieu of which they wre bald. Ilia aoot refused to deliver thrm aad hf thareopoa eaaaad bar arrest, although aba tick, oa a charge of then. Judge Hears, of was sent for.

sod adlustad tba dlffar. so, tat Mr Raers brought a aait for malicious srosecutlon, which still pending, awaiting tba iarmlaatlna of tha action Instituted la United fiat Coon by tba District Attorney. i Look wood bad devised ooa of Ua moat ln-enious eosfldenoe ram aver know a In tbm eenotry. and was reaping to pro eed of bit clvrn while at etapacy lt Winter. Ha mailed to address In rry section of tba country many circular beaded A Pratlel Pbllaathropy 1 tba truest of a Baokaafor tba Benefit of tea Ban kin frratarnlt of iba ri.

lar ealie attention to an alleged i bequest br a retired, banker of $730,000 for aa original and uooateatatlou cbarlty. Tba ratirad banker. It to explained, waa. when a young man. employed In a Boston bank.

He waa load of eoetety.and. poaes1og xtravaxant Ustaa. La waa drawn by alow decree into a rata of expenditure far la exeeaa of bla Ibeeme. At laat ba atoodupon tba brink of rata, a defaulter la tba wo ISB.flua Is dplrb appealed to a "very wealtby and ecraotrio friend" for eouneel. Tba latter rare him fBS.000 la aaab, ta save bint "to a Ufa of usefulness.

Twa ooojitlona only, accompanied tba gift. Tba first waa. that aa ao-eoant abould ba keot dally of all oeraonal ex-peneea. aad one-tbtrd of tba once nan 'a mesna betild ba saved In easb and tba aooount balanced quarterly. The aaoond condition waa tba in altar lile tba money tbua aaved woald be used to are eome otbar person from rule and dltrreo.

Ike recipient of litis strange legacy is! said to bare frown itch, but be died without finding aa opportunity to belp any person aai be bad been helped. Ua. therefore, oonoelved tba idea of leaving a a a rt of treat fund for tba based t- of bank officer wbo bare defaulted. Tka circular. It la announced, la seat ta every baak In tba United Mates, and tba following pararrapb appears In It: Persons wbo do aot ataod In need aa within tha design of this aaelatanee will ba too honorable so aeeb any advantage bv pretending to.

aad tbey will aee tbat tba circular doe not fall Into Improper banda" Tba recipient of tba etrao' lar la Invited to a personal interview with tba Ex-sontor. uaoer who signature at toe bottom of the circular la tba addreaa: i'oal Offloe Box; No. JtU, Btpnv Depot. Conn. Lock wood procured tba names and addressaa of bank officers aad employes and eanl thent a copy of this or a similar circular After bis arrest a manuaortpi atory in the aama line entitled A Banker's Uf.

by Himself." was foond among bis effects. He eeat out or snore of the circulars, and la oroer to do tbl waa obliged to find a Poat Offloe where bis operations would ba winked at. It la believed by tba authorities that Geotve Paae, tbe Postmaster at Pteoney, knew of bis schema and was a partner la It Page was arrested, but aaeaoed. and Is now believed to be in Dakota, Answer to the oircniara were received In considerable a umbers. Tbey cane from bankers and bankers employe, from children whose fathers bad been' dishonest, and wives wboaa basbanda were defenders.

Among tha writers, whose confessions and appeaia for belp are In tba banda of tbe authorities, a Lieutenant ia tha Beyal Engineers, stationed at) Guernsey, a rained lriih gentleman, aa I attaobe nf tba Brltlah VVesleyaa body, a poor Glasgow woman writing In behalf bar dishonest husband, and a boat of persona In tbie country, in-sludlng Tnaasorers of benevolent asaodattonr Bierka, on delinquent lawyer, aad one editor ia a Boston newspaper effiea. Tba letters present pitiful stories of dlsbenesty and pecuniary need. Lock wood 'a game, altar ba received these letters and became eoaversaat with tha affairs of tha writers, was to black-mail them by thrcatenlna to report them to tha financial institution or firm from wbleb they bad stolen according to their own confessions. While the Government ba obtained possession of oODiee of tbe circa lar seat out. and many replies received at Htan- Ky.lt has none of the threatening letters which ok wood wrota ia reply, aad by whloh be made bis oolieotlons.

Tbe pablleatiea of tba facta may bring soma of tbam to light. Nor doee tha Government know how much be realized in tbia way. but tbe officers know tbat ha received a great maay rsslstored letters. When tbe Cashier of tha Fourth National Bank in New-York received ana of tha circulars some time ago, ba wrote at onca to the I' ot master at Stepney, asking blm what kind of a scheme waa being carried oa there. Under tbe ejreumstaneea It waa not Strang that tha aow miaaiBg Poatmaatar did not brine tba matter so ua attention 01 ua authorities.

TEE RHODE ISLAND TURK i 1 tr ifxxTS at mrwroKT asd oorj: wW fkxu run oath or orricK. pBOTiDXifCZ, 1Iy 2i. The General Assent blymet bt Nswoort tbia morning. Tranoello G. JllUoa.

of Wooosocket, was chosen Speaker of tba Bouse, and tba o'erks of last year were re-electe4 la both branches. After tha organization a communication from tba Governor waa laid before both bbases stating that tbe amount of 1129,991 tad teoa received by tbe Btate la tbe case of Bernard aalast, Semusl Clark. General Treasurer of tba State. Tba Governor recommended tbat tbe money ba transferred to a sinking fund ta farm tha nucleus of a fund for a new btate-house In Provtdcnoe. la tba Hon es-GovVan Zandt gave ootloe of a resolntloa that this money be applied toward the extingalabmant of tbe Bute debt.

9 1 Both beoaaa then proceeded Jointly to oount the Ole east la the late election. I. In the af ternoan tbe Counting Committee reported tbat A. O. Boara waa elected Governor by 8,141 majority, aad bis associates on tha buta ticket by similar majorities.

Tbe committee escorted tba odloeraalact to tbe chamber, and i the oath of offloe waa administered. Gov. IJttlefleld, Boara i to bis plaoe, Tbe aew i Governor appropriately responded. Proclamation of there-suit waa made from the balcony of tha State-bouao, ana the eleotloa eeremonlea were over, in tba beaate. Gov.

Bourn appointed bla personal staff, t'poa tbe adjournment of both bouses the Governor waa escorted to bla quarters by tbe Newport Artillery. Got. Boara, though suffering from a rheumatic attack, waa able to leave bis sense la "Bristol about o'clock la a steam launch. Tba Lagleiatlvs canon to-nlgbt proposed few changes la the civl offloers to ba eleoted to-morrow. TUB LOUISVILLE XA CES Lot is vim.

May 29. Ia conaeqaence of Jb rain of laat Bight tbe traok to-day jwaa heavy tad slew. The weather was eloudy andthraatea-Ing all day, bat the attendance waa very large and the bottla oa Ue several eveaU vnu heavy. The first I ao on tbe programme for a parse of $300, three-Qaarter mile beats, waa woa by tbe favorite. Late Foerle, la two straight beats.

The eeeond race, ibe Clarke Stake, tor S-year olds, one mile jnarter. was woa by Aaoender. with MeCloakey second and Mark-land third. Time Aaoaader sold first saoiee. Ia tbe third rase, unraa $tou, waiter tniia.

Olivette, a cheap aoe. crossed the line first, with Bnekmaater second, and CentrevlUa third. Time The feurta race waa tea Tnneee Make for S-year old, three- Xva who sold third obeice. woa ia with five fea the starter for tbe mile and half handle wwv. uwiim.

uuuivr caeso uat, won la tne o4 time of with Dasselt secobd, and Bal- iuuii. timieim, uw lavonta, raa tut i 1 i. 0TB WX3TTSir WBXJir psq'spxctx 3t Paitl, May 29. There It or- aalxed system of aeoertalalnT the- crop prespeota la Minneapolis, aside from that of the; Millers' As- oeiattoa. which Instruct 4ta army, of ageata throtubeat the wheat section directly tributary to place to forward prompUyj any news eoaeemlng any unusual change inf crop ea-Cltloas aad n.wv.1 a rule, uaae agwnu are prompt and ear.

nvaru uotumg OI BB UBiaTOrBOie Ba (are from any of tbam tbua far. and consider "na axxd nws." The dtotrlot ia qaeitioa en-we the aortherii half of Iowa aod Nebraska, wtseoosla. All otbar ad viae, both iroat resent B.d 'odlate a more favorable vendition of the growtnc rraJn, aad point to a arg crop. There no chanca in prevtoaa -ttojatee-ii ooaooo bushels of wheat fdr Minnesota IOW1 la sUilsf Ka akNs tW. i a acjlbzmt or An axd seiners.

Eorroir, May 29. At the annual neeting Amerlcaa Academy of Arte aad Idea oca -day Joseph Lovortna- was elected Praaidettt, Cook.e(nLHo:?M ad Joslah i Set-reury. W. Mallett, of Georgia! wwrted K.ltowa The Bumford. aaaaiTaa eoaferrad apoa Prof.

Henry A. KowtoalTV 9UMISSEO CADET tOWUAir. Atapous. May 89. The order 41a.

alsln Cadet Bowmaa from the Jfayal Academy lI-footUTtl0cloek- Be left Aaaapolia A Ano-f Connty, GENERAL RELIGIOUS MEETINGS. v. TIUUBTTEBIA OESEKAI. AMEhrBXT AJTD nzrOKXID STTOD OTBXB GATintKrSOs. I Pabatooa, May tbe Presbytoriaa General A-tsembly the Temperance Committee) made He report There was a abort debate, aad tbe report waa adopted after amendment offered by tbe Bev.

Dr. Eerrlck Jobnsoa bad been carried, declarlnf agaloat problbltioa as a distinctive measure, bat baAIng with Joy aad tbanksglTln tbe efforta to check inUmp ranee aad tbe sale of Intoxicatlnjt beverages by Ue power of tbe Cbrta-tlaa conscience, of pabUe opinion, titd tbe strong arm of tbe law. and asserting tbat It inexpedient to employ a Secretary for the' Temperanoe Committee or to add tbe matter of Sabbath observance to tbe work of that committee. Tbe Bar. Dr.

Ganae, from the Committee oa Concert of Prayer, recommended, and it was aiopted, tbat concerted prayer by all churches for tb eon-Torsloa of the world be made on Jan. 6. and for colleges and students on tbe last Thursday of tbe same month. Tbe iter. Dr.

Kempsball. from tbe Committee oa the Book of Discipline, made a final report directing tba resolution creating Judicial Commissioners to be referred to tbe next Assembly. Adopted. The amended Book of Discipline was then adopted as a whole, and sent down-to the Preabyteriea. A resolution of Dr.

Uerrick Johnson was adopted that tha General Aasembly shall unite wiMi tbe Episcopal General Convention and the Methodist General Conference Jn asking tha Lai ted btatea Government to preserve faith with tha Indiana, to grant them lands ia severalty, to pretent intrusions In tbe Indian Territory ana reservations, and tbat the matter be presented to President Arthur and tba Secretary of the Interior by the special committee on a civil Govern mont for Alaska. Dr. Howard Crosby said thai be had presented a aiml-lar petition la a former committee, and bad been snubbed twice by tbe officiate, and he bad no desire to again present It. He moved that bo be'exenaed from eervtng on tna committee, aad that Dr. Johnson be appointed.

Ue waa accordingly excused and Dr. Johnson named In bis place. At the afternoon aeasion tbe Iter. Dr. Galman, from tbe Committee On Narrative, aobmitted a report an tha state of relieion.

Ktatiatice were pre-aeeted showing thst tba cbnrcb was never In better financial condition for effective Christian work. Acoounts.frora pearly all the chnrrbea showed tbat tbe stream of Christian activity and beneficence waa steadily widening. At the evening session special committees were appointed aisd resolution. of thanks adopted, after whish Moderator Hatfle announced the adjournment of the assembly to meet here again in 1864. Ptttsbcro, May 29.

The Reformed Presbyterian Synod resumed its session here this morning. Tbe Rev. C. Wylle. Chairman of the Committee an Traveling Fnnd.

reported, ahowin? tba amount of the fund to ba and tbe expensea of the membera of the Synod 83.4BS. The report was adopted. Tbe Rev. David McCalllater, of New-York, presented tba report of the Sabbath Committee. Tba ruport recommended a more strict observance of Sunaay.

and waa adopted. At tbe evening aeasion tbe ease of David Tor rent, who was suspended from membership in tbe New-York Presbytery, was takea np. and occupied the greater r-oart of the session. A vote waa taken and the Moderator was sustained. Tbe main question, whether or not Tor-rons should be reinstated, waa then put and resulted in tbe action of tbe New-York fresbytery in uraeadlog Mr.

Torrens being anetatned. Tna next meeting of the Synod was fixed for ay 4. 1SH4. to be held at North wood, Ohio. -The discussion of tbe instrumental mails question attracted a large audience to to-day'a session of the nlon Presbyterian Assembly.

At 10 o'cloelc tbe Committee on Bills aod 'Overtures presented majority and minority reports on tba subject of instrumental mnsio in chorobes, both of which were read. These reports called forth a warm debate, which contlaued througbout the day's session. BoSTOir. Mar 29. Tha annual neetins- of the American Unitarian Asocifction was held Sere this morning.

The report of the Board of Directors shows that ttS.UM was received for gooeral pnr- puae uunnr mo year, oraaea iss.uuv in oeqnests. There has been raised far denominational work during tbe year $224,500, Including SIS. 000 to extinguish the debt anon a church at New-Orleans. OuO to increase tba endowment of the Mead villa ineoiogicai school, aod $10,600 for Hungary. Tbirty-nlne aocietiea have reoeived aid from tha treasury.

Tbe Treasurer's report shows the total receipts for tba past year as 172, and a balance, after paying all expenses, of The following emeers were eleoted: President Ueary P. Kidder; Vice-Presidents George Willi am Curtis and Charles Allea; Secretary The Rev. G. Reynolds; Assistant Secretary George W. Pox, and Treasure Charles H.

Barrage, Baltimore, May 29. The centenary celebration of the' organisation of tbe diocese of Maryland (Protestant Eplteopal Church) began tbia morning at St. Panl'f cnursh, Charles-street. Bishop Plnkney, Bishop Lay, of tbe Diocese of Easton: many clergymen from all parts of Maryland and elsewhere, and a very large congregation were present. Exercisee began at 9:80 A.

M. with the administration of tba holy communion and morning service, which was followed by aa Interesting discourse on tbe colonial history of the church In Maryland by Blihon Lay. At night there waa a aocial gathering of delegate, clergy, and Invited guest, wben a number of addresses were nade oa the history of tbe church, Maryland. OBITUARY. i GE5.

ADOLPH BUSCHBECK. Gen. Adolph Buschbeck, whose in Tlorence, Italy, was announced In Tbb Tixes of yesterday, waa making a tour of Europe with his wife and daughter. He had been resident of this country since 1849, and waa by birth a Prussian, having been born In March 5V 18fii He served a lonr term as Prfesor of Mathematics In the Central High School of Philadelphia, which position bo resigned to aooept a elmilar poat in a divinity school of -the Episcopal Churob. At tbe beginning of tbe war he took op arms for his adopted country, and went to the front as Lieutenant-Colonel of the Twenty-seventh Pennsylvania Volunteers.

Cni. Einstein, of tbat regiment, retiring from tbe service soon after tne Bnll Bua battle. Gen. Buaehbeek waa placed in command of the regiment, and filled the position until bia promotion to tbe command of tha Flrat Brigade of tbe Second Divtaloa. He was married after leaving tbe service to Miss Honor, a daughter of Prof.

Hornor. of the. University of Pennsylvania. He leavee one child, a daughter, 10 years old. A STATE 8EXAT0B1XSULTED.

Chicago, May 2a Senator Condee, of this elty. while certain nominations for Chloago Justices of the Peaoe were but week pending la tbe 6 tat Senate, asserted that Justice Preodlville, who Is seeking renomination, was onder the control of the Chicago gamblers, and was a tool of Michael McDonald, yesterday Mr. Condee was accosted bV Mr. McDonalds whlia walkinip In tha of this city, end after eome words the latter spat ia tne senators lace. According to a version published this morning Mr.

Condee when Interviewed made no mention of the Incident, and by-staqders assert tbat be failed to resent tbeaat. In an Interview to-day Senator Candee asserted tbat Mike McDonald employed tbe language of a blackaaard toward blm, bnt that be wa guilty of BaAthw ftffmnt talt-lnw L. k.n v. a upoa what tba Saaator deemed to be bia tevelver pocket. "The facts In the Elliott-Dunn aSair" aald Mr.

Candee, are toe freah in my nilnd to warrant ma bsirig tb aggressor la quarrels with ww waa aoiwuaiu. J. WATTSSSOIT OX SOUTHERN B0XIC1DES. Nashville, May 29, At the annual banq.net of tbe Alumni Association of Vandsrbllt University to-day, among the seotlments moat londly applauded was aa expression In favor of the education of the colored race ia the Booth, and that civil liberty Is a hollow mockery without education commensurate with Its responsibilities. To-night, at Vaaderbllt University, Esary Watterson delivered aa address before the literary aocietiea.

taking for bla aubject: "Tba Eouilcidal Side of Southern Life." Hla sonelnslon waa tbat tbe homicidal propensity was a false and wanin standard of manly courage aad honor. The remedy waa la am oaauim cauranmen, eoo3imn. and tbe press. MutMww mikv suia mbeueotuat, rEXJtSYLVAXIA LEGISLATION HABRiSBtnto, May 29. In tha Senate to-day the Boom bill relating to the eloatag of the sokfcsrs' orphans' schools was ameadsd so aa te limit admlsalen after 1S87 aad close the schools permanently la 1XX Tbe House bill abolishing iw cwn "i iicOTur x-niianeiDnia waa a finally.

The Railroad Aoti-Dlscriminatioa bill passed third reading after aa ineffectual attempt to etrike out the clause to imprison offenders. Oa this question the vote was a tie aad Lieut. -Gov. Black voted ia tbe negative, thus retaining tbe clause ia tbe Mti. Ia the Hoae the bill making IS mn a uar a tssor tor nnei ear employe Waa defeated oa final passage, not recelvlof the neoee- Mrt two-iairus majority.

TJTJVSED XT A TALLIItO TLA 0-3 TAJT. BOSTOX, May 29. A wooden Car-ataff. 60 feet la height, oa the store of XL H. Whit a rv.

Washington -street, was blown Into the street forenoon daring a hlch It fell aoen a para or six crushing It and knocking the w.i.w kivmua. a piwca over toe arlvsp. In1nr4n Kim m.Iah. Knft None of tbepaMengers were hart. A portion, ni the eornloe of a building waa also knosked off, aad fail.

arrlVIn an wnmw n.k iK I. k. i. wmmmw ia HI skuil. aad inflictins; very senous injuries.

Aeoape standing la front of the store was wreck sd, but we vovapaats were annurv I2IST1TVTK OT TECBXOLOOT. BosTOjr, May 1 Tbe graduatiat exercises or tne ciaat or 13 of the Institute of Technology ot uus city too puce to-day. Papers oa mechaa chemical, aad metallurgical subjects were read Iby tb graduating class, aad certiacates were awarded to the varlooa membera. President Walk- f. Mdrees, payiac a tribute to the efa-g; orK IBS WAGES OF inqyiwpRZERs.

TUX MAarCTACTCslEttal nrsiST bx A SXCr tios or lO. rBit csir. .4 PlTTSBTXG, May 29.4-A protracted tneetinz of the Protective Association of I jpn Manufacta-ren of the West, which Was organized a year asa, was held ia tbia city to-day. No prerloaa anaooaeement was tdade of the toe ting, and every effort waa pade to keen front tbe public a knowledge I of what waa colng on, bat every movement supposed to hare a bear- Ins: oa tbe wac ea question bt watched so closely tbat before tbe meetini had htn in muIah Jioor It generally knf.wn oa tbe street tbat the Dun-owners were engaged in a discussion of the all abmrblosT topic Daring the i five hours tbe manufacturer, sat with) closed floors a onerous conieeturee concerning Ineir probable action wera-made. Many workmen (eonfldentiy aasertad that the result of the meeting would be a notice that the redaction In wages would not be insisted npon.

Others Jless saanina nredlet- ed that the manarattturers woald reaffirm their previous action. at least would only oro- pose a compromise. Tb seoond nrediction nroved to he correct. When the meeting sdjourned it was stated that a compron proposition to re dues ire or wndrawalof tbe: are bad not been ug 11 dtsonsiioa a resolution gvsted. but tbat after a I had been unanimously adopted reaffirming tba proposition te reduced 1 viding for an arrangem ea lu per cent, and pro it wheretrr cents instead or ifia eenta shall be li also stated that the Exej ie basis of scales.

It waa live Committee hail been: empowered to act ou any protoltions for at settlement Which the aigamated Aaaociatlon might make. This actu a of thai Manafaotnrers-e of aa esiioable Association enda ail hot ment, and In a maioritv of mills irt this sectk the fires, which were allow i to fttrt tola Afftin Irt allowtbe workmen to participate iin tbe services of Decoration Day. wilfinot be lighted again until either tbe Amalgamate! Association accents the manufacturers" terms or tbe latter withdraw the proposition to reduce! wages, those who nav studied the situation mptt carefully do net loot for an offer to compromise trcm either side The manntaotorers ak-e firmly settled In the determination to lesenjtbe cost of production ia proportion to the declia in the ploeof iron. Tbq worameu, on tne otaer nana, lioneetiy oeueve there i no occasion fori a reduction ia wajree, and their leaders assert the tbey will stand oat until next Summer if neeees V. I 1 The naxt few dava nr mlse to bo fall of excitln tba most important of developments, among I which will be the det4 rmlnation! of tba attitude of tbe non-nnion workers of tbe eountry.

jThe in? aicationsare mat tneyjwiu eommne to work at the reduced wages ptmdinr a settlement. It ia known that sueb an arrangement' haa been made at the Apollo Iron-wosKa, owned by P. Langman A and similar arrknsemeuw are believed to have been made at otbbr mill. It is also) stated that the mills at Cacfcnsbarg.Tena.. and Leech-burg, wbere uni.o nan aro employed.

w'Jl also eantlnoe In operation on constitutional agreement. Jt la knoWn tbat a Rropoaltion of tne kind has been made to (the men, end the proprie- mated Association oCB assert tbat none of tbe mills will be able to continue in (operation conditionally, and profess 1. 1 believe that tbe brisk demand for fine sheet-in will compel them to sign tbe scale. i i Cisciwwati, May a A corkmittee pf pnd-dlers waited npon L. Harper! of tbe Klverslde Works and the Swif Iron and Steel Works, of Newport.

to-day. and demanded that thev be paid, according to tbe scale of lrfcl, at tbb rate of $8 per ton for orewwn ch is 50 denta a ton higher than is now paid. Mr. Harper, irt speaking to a reporter about tbe mi tier, aaldt "You can aav the finishers think it ai great outraxe to ask more than the pretent prices, aad the finishers and beat-from the combination it Is probable tbad era i will 'withdraw and continue to work kt presen'tj rates under tba existing contract until tbe Pitts op. rg acme la made.

It ts unwise for the puddicra to expect to be tbey arer eltinr aow. and paid better prices tbaa tbe men in the other dPDrtmnt of tha work ail think o. AU tbat la being paid, bp aa far as Pttta- bursi Is $4 80 a ton. add now ia not a rood time to strike for more In thlsllooality. There baa been no rise the market for Iron.

Anyman wbo expect to get big price for his work of bia material now will be disappointed. '1 i -1 it expected that the Amaummated Iron and Steel-workera' Association will Present their new scale to all the mean! tcturers inf tbia ivlcinity tomorrow. It will not aoceptef. This will precipitate a strike npon tbe parts of the baddlers, which will soon Invol re other branches of the iron industry and throw 3JM0 men oat of emalovmsnt The manufacturer nr that if thav bank their ftra It may be several moitba before tbey; will try to iiKoa mem again, iney win under no ciredm- staaee enter into ai more agreement with tha mea if tbe one nader jwhioh the are now workicg la broken by a atrike. TABITr.BEFOBlA AM03Q EES.

Jf A SUtA CTUB' Tromth Brooklyn XnUm. The demand fori rational ani progreaxiTo 'ere long; by manu- tariff reform will be joined be; facturers who have hitherto acted with! the most highly protected Interest in resisting all proposals of cbange. The msjnnfaotnrerj of woolen gaods wiu not aivrays supp irt tbe uxion tbe raw material wbioh be must draw frot abroad merely to maintain the solidarl of all the interests opposed to tana reduction. Tb cot to a manufacturer is already Indifferent a Knt tha protective features of tbe tariff and is i aware of Its restrio-tive operation oa I lis obances-of ever securing access to tbe market i of Asia and 8outh America, which naturally belo ta blm.j The copper-mining monopoly, whicl sells its product cheaper in England than at hoie, will not always be tolerated by thousands of trlbtitary manoifaeturera, and the Bessemer syndicate nay not improbably within tbe next five years find 1 1 to be their Interest to abandon tbe shallow prei ense that they represent aa "infant" or stru-li igmdasuyi Ji SOUTH BB JUDOES aCCUSBD. Jacksox, May Jtjdgea Campbell and Cha mers, of tlje Supreme Court, reversed several de islons of JaSge Cowan, of the Warrea County Circ ilt Court.

j. Ylcktborg even-Ing paper pobllsbei over tbe 4lmatures of Gen. Fitzgerald a card, ibliahed by of Sheriff ui waicu uago vowan accuses Jadge Camp-P1 of 4 having, gome years i ago. accepted a bribe of $2,500 from a railroad oomnanv hioh charge Jaiike Cowan, in fltat wished to have investigated. Bene Judge Campbell's decisions.

Id is alo asferted that Jadge Chalmers oo-opersle with Jisdce Campbell cause Judge Cowanj recenUy anubbed bi.brother. J. K. Chalmers, la Ticksburg. Jur Cowan an1 Sheriff Beck are sfiso at loggerheads owing to disagreement eofaceraicg the appointment of bailiff.

The a ffairi la-creating; deep inurest and nouoie ia anucipatea. f. A T0UN0 ZADJfS MTSTEtlOVSlilVEDKIl. Citt, Ma, May 29. On? the After noon or April 17 nils Anna Baoerleln.

aged ts years, dauxhter of fobn Bauerjeln, a Wealthy German of tbia olty. ysteripaslyj disappeared from X. TVttt -J uuuio. vuiinit searcn vj aeosotires was nnsuo-oessful and no eke was obtained nntU to-day wben a dispatch tjom Boonnlo, 150 nilies below ucre. on ura issoan raver, aaaouaced that a body had been found in the river there by fishermen and identified as tbat of Miss Baoerleln.

The body bad evidently been Jn tbe water some time, and an examination revealed a bullet vconno in the back tbe ball having traversed tbe lumbar region. No other marks of violence appealed and tbe Jewelry on ber person wis nndia turned. Th r.t 1 murder Is established almost beyond a doubt, bnt sirxuiuawioea ranouaoiag remain a OOttV -Jt DEATH 0FAN DLD XBXKYAlinv WASHisoTosf, I Mar Sosea Bal- loo. who waa ID years old on Kondar. and tne Oldest rreeaiason In the United i States.

oieu or aenue 1 debility at o'clock thla uivmujs; at tne resioenqe or Major W. u. uernp, in tot cityi ue was made a Mason in Rising Ska Lodge, at Wooasoeket. B. t.

In 1818. and waa Easter of bit lodge la leSl; exalted la tae Chapter at Pawtusket tb same year and waa the oldest Mason bp oontlnuoo membership lath United State. (He was a wealthy manufacturer of station goods In Rhode Island 60 years ago. Ills body will be takea to Hhode Island THE EJtPOSltlOH. LonsviLLE, May for tbe Southern Exposition ire proceeding la a rery noourag1ii: way.

Tbe railways are making rery low rates, lich will continue throughout tbe 100 days or the exposition. The hotels ber are all to be enlarged, aad two new on will be opened on July is. one which wills aocommodata Svoco appnoauon tor erase nave surpassed expeeUtioa, and tbe dlfflenlty now to provide room, ine msftagera confidently i expect that 7. 'dZ-. reaamea on ant.

1. at which expcetea ta open tne exposition, I 1 t- THEl WALKISO-JIA TCIL Baltimore, lay 29. A P. 2. td-day the eore at the walk Ing-match was: Hart, in mile 5 laps; Hashes.

18 1 miles 13 Hps; Albert, 138 mile 10 tape, withdrawn; Panchot, 171 miles 11 lane: ,167 mass 18 Isps; 5 weepy, WO mile lapa. wtthdrawnt Sk miles, withdrawn, 1 ieariag onlr fouof tbe thicteea who started oa "'track Hart, liurhe. fancbot. and Norsmae. Tbe aoore at fcnidnlrht.

wh Hughe aad Nore-mae onLy on tb -track. waa Huriiaa. S3 miles; Hart, til; lcbtA 10; Koreyae. A. rXBSTBdSMITB COVALMSCSHT.

Chicago, May 29. PefTy BL Smith, a wealthy resident of this cltyj the bspalnnent of whose reason caused his being placed in tb Madison Insane Asylum, has been declared convalescent, and is at present staring at hit Summer home present stayl May 29. 1 ia woonaia. i uttawa. iiay za Th TicaVregai party Man sWa rk.JI.

ntB.vDitagwi iuan on rno orumMrtoiiif. eU)4 rtUatsMl UirOslrh that davnrtfmns rf.n wfrkxn ettlttDw or ttlfcair. 8muoi; L. Cimna lMr. a a saaataswa.

fcaansl WBSBBB IUBI UFTW, 7, a MfontsXmrr; Slaiy 30, 1883- TKE PABADE, THE EIEECIfEl TS THE ACAD- XMT. sAXD OTHEB ESTEKTAESMEaTS. Tha obaertance of beoorattna Tkav in tK-' CKy wf3 be oa a rrander scale than haa been attempted before for many years. Iu two will be tbe parade ia the morning and tbe entertainment at tbe Academy of Masto la the evening It calcnlated that at least two and a half hours will be required for the parade to pass a g1va bolnt, Upward of 6,000 xaaa win be line. Tbey will 'form In the aid streets off rifth-arenne under tbe direction of tbe aides of Major JamesB.

Horner, the Grand Marshal of tbe hd the Procession will start from Fifth a venue and e.n.K. taeir proper place tba fitrntstlnna in ii mi streets will wheel Into line. The grand revievriag stand in MnoUoaqmr, win te occupied by Preat dent Artbor.imembers ef bis Cabinet, and distinguished Offloen of tha arm mwiA de Trobriani tbe French Admiral, and some of nis omeers be among the Invited gnesta. Tb stand opposite In tbe park will be occupied by Orand Arm j-representative. The procession will move down Plfth-aveane to Focrteenth street, an PiT0 r7; Serenteenth-eireet.

and around the Lincoln; and Washington monuments, and down Broadway to Canal-street, wbere it wUl be dismissed. First Division of the National Guard will bead the line, followed bv a body of halted States soldiers, sailors, aad marines, tha Memorial Committee, Invited ruest to. carriages. Department Commander Joba A. Reynolds and Part Department Commander James r.

Fraser baroueb drawn by four bones, tbe S3pota of the Grand Armv of tha Ileni.hlin t- eran orcanlzatlons. clvle societies, and the floral wv.jii. i pe navai and military display will be aovel ImDAiinv Kmiiw Of the tailor and n.rin.. fpAtn Kan l'nJia EUM xaeis la tba harbor, armed readiness to engsge In battle will be in line, and I the ambulanoes. stretchers, and runs or the land forces acoomnanvtua MivmUa lAmi.

ral Cooper Insisted oa falling in with his men. and Kwrawi ine pnvweg. Tb boy ot tbe school-ship taratora will muster in strong force and participate in the street display. At round-street tbe last threa. dlviilnn nt tirmnA break off tb main line and anarch to tbe ferry route for tbe Lutheran Cemetery, on 'Long Island, where tbe eeremocy of unveiling the monument erected by Koltes Post wilU take piece.

Cart Scbarx will deliver tbe oration. After being dismissed at Canal-treat, the; other posts will proceed to tb several cemeteries! this vicinity and decorate tbe graves of tbe dead. At 8 o'clock In tbe morning the monument of Abraham Lincoln in Vnlon-aouare will be decorated bv Poat Lincoln. Tbe oration will be delivered by Gen. Uoraoe Porter.

Secretary Lincoln ia expected to be present. Tbe Academy of Muaic has been elaborately dee-orated for the evening'a entertainment. This will include an address by Henry Ward Beecher, aa oration by Gen. George A. Sheridan, readings by Miss Georgia Cayvan, of tbe Union-Square Theatre.

and Charles Roberts, and singing by Miss Emma Abbott and Car! Fermes. both of wbom have kindly volunteered their service. Tb invited guests will number President Arthur. Gen. Graat.

if he can reaeh the City In mason, and many military and naral officers. The list of Tiefe-Presidenta wbo will oocutjy neat on the stsge will inolade SCO of tne best-known citizens of New-York. From bis Summer residence at Graystone, Samuel J. Tilden wrote to Major E. W.

Bruenlnghausen. tbe Chairman pf the Memorial Committee: "I have received tbe invitation communicated by yon to act as one of tbe Vice-Presidents on Decoration Day. and cheerfully accept" William M. Evarta. ex-Postmaster-General Thomas L.

Junta ronrtHamin Flnm Henry Jesse Selhrman. George William Curtis. Ac rust Belmont, George 8. iloWsturs. i'ierrepont, Geo.

Lloyd AsoinwalL Daniel G. Rollins, George F. Opdrke. and John J. Cisco are amoir those Wbo have accepted almllar Invitations.

Varioai pastimes will claim the attention of those inithis vicinity who will make of to-day a holiday in iu fullest sense. There will be five gameaof baae-bail played on the Polo Grounds, Tbe Metropolitan and Cincinnati nine and New-York nd Detroit Clubs will Play their first s-ames JS0.5AvM- Th Prinoeton and Yale Clubs will begin their game at 1 o'clock. At 4:80 In the arternoon tbe Metropolitans will meet tbe Columbus nine; and tha New-Ynrka will the Detroit Clnb. Tbe Brooklyn Club will play the Anthracite nine, of PotUville. at Wash- oaae-oau rare, in tue arternoon.

In tne evening there will be a concert by Ehen'e Twenty-third Regiment Band and a grand display of fireworks. The YOnkera Yaeht rinV, will lf clam bake. Booker' Landing, opposite Spuytea uuyvii, peing tbe place selected for tbe day's fea-tiTttles. i 1'he day will be generally observed In Peterson. At 8 children, citizens, and delegations from the G.

A. R- posts will meet at Continental Hall, with flowers, and march thence to tbe various cemeteries, where the children will decorate tbe grave of tbe soldier. Tbe Paterson Light Guard and the uniform rank or the Knights of Pythias will march at aa earlv hoar throngb tbe streets on their way to Jersey City, where they are to participate tbe general parade in tbat dry. Att P. M.

the Paterson posts of the Grand Army of tbe Republic will parade through the city, accompanied by several other semi-military At 8 P. M. the 8anday-echool children of the city will have special services in tbe Division-Street Reformed Cbnrcb. when addresses will be made by clergymen, and tbe children will sing a numb of patrlotio chorosea. The mills will not run.

arid most of tbe place of basin ess will be closed at noon. CO TON TRANSACTIONS OF A TEAR. There waa a large attendance at the annual meetioj: of the New-York Cotton Exchange yesterday, aid the reports of various offloers and committees were reoeived with unanimous approval. President V. B.

Folding presented a report in which "he Raid that the large yield of the cotton crop of 1882-1 had exercised a depressing Influence oa that cotton trade. Tbe aalee ot aotnal cotton recorded aa having ba made In the Kxcbanee during the past year were 600,133 In number, as nirainst 613.073 the previous year and 661,019 two year ago. Tbe transactions for the year Just closed ia contracts for future delivery foot no 3.907,100. In 1SH1-3 tbe transactions of 'bis character numbered 32,766,000. The Cotton Exchange now haa 455 membera, 89 new one having been eleoted during tbe year.

Tbe President called attention to the recent purchase by the Building Committee of the site bounded by Beaver. William, aad Pearl streets for 405.133 to, and stated that Mr. George B. Post, the arohiteet, had been Instructed to proceed with ail possible speed in tbe preparation of plans and estimate for tbe proposed new building. The Building Committee hope to he able to begin tbe work of demolishing tbe buildings on tbe recently acquired site wltbin two or three week.

The Treasurer's report showed a balance hi tbe treaaurv of SM.axa. Tne receipts during tbe past year were S47.4H0 ba and tbe disbursements $40,600 87. The tlmatd resoaroos ior ue ensuing year are 6050. OF PENN 8 TL VAA'IA VETERANS. The Veteran Corns of the First Regiment, Pennsylvania National Guard, arrived in this City by the 6:45 o'clock train from Philadelphia last The corps was In uniform, tbe dress be ing similar to that worn by the Veteran Corp of me Beveuin ana twemy-sacona negimenta oi tbia City, There were 69 men and officers in line, under command of CoL George 1L North.

They were accompanied by Gea. Saowden, commanding the First Brigade, of Philadelphia: Latta, AdJt. -Gen. Guthrie, aod Surgeon-Geueral Reed, of tne governor stair, and col weidersbam. Cape MaUoon.

Adjt. Goff. Quartermaster Tappey, Lieut. RookhilL Sohroeder. and Tvler.

of the First Regiment, Pennsylvania National Guard. Tbe party waa met at the Cortlandt-etreet ferry by CoL George w. Laird. Lieut. -OoL H.

Henneberger. Major Dimon oonaier. ana aooui a aozen members ot the veterans of the Twenty-aeooad Regiment, ia mufti, wbo escorted tb visitors to tbe Uoasmore Hotel. where saoper was served. The Pblladelpbiaua will participate In tbe parade with tbe Twenty, second Veterans this morning, after which they wiu was wteuiw si oruniioo oeacn.

A NEW PASS TO BB SUNO. 1 A memorial service will be bold In tbe Church of St. Agnes. Forty-taird-street and Lex lngton-avenue. at 10:80 A.

ML to-day, to celebrate thf tenth anniversary of the foundation of the par-UK. A grand feature of tbe service will a superb requiem mas, which will be ung by tne cnoir ot tne ennren and aa augmented chorus The mas ts tbe composition of Cor. Melobiore Delflco. the distinguished musician and journalist of Naples. Italy, and waa presented to the Rev.

H. Macdowall. Pastor of Sk Agnes', by tbe author, daring the recent visit of tbe reverend gentleman to Italy. It is said to be a work of ereat beauty aad finish, and will be sung for tb first tlm in thi country to-day. It was first produced In Naples in 180 by the singers and orcbtra of the San Carlo Theatre.

Siroor Marzo. musical conductor at St. Aim'i, has mad elan- orate preparations for tne of the work. THE SICKESSON DIVORCE CASE. Philadelphia, May 23.

Depositions in saooort of the rale to. set aside the decree of di vorce obtained by Major A. H. Kiekerson were taken, this afternoon at tha office of counsel for the first Mrs. Nlckorson.

Several nersoas promi nent in army circles and friends of the divorced wife were present and told what tbey knew of toe Uvea of tbe- oaratd parti. Tb proeeediags were conducted witn eioaeo doors. CANADIAN FBI ENDS A UUS ED. IMO'STBEAL, May 29. Conavderable amusement Is created bare by tha action of tha American Government la piscina duty anon teas Imported from Canada.

Tb tea merchants say tbat the boot is on the other lee aad that adulterated aad nearly aver other elaas of tea imported Here eomes oy way ot jew-yoTk. THE VIRGINIA ELZCT10S. 5 Petebsbcbo, May S9. InteHlsancn Was received this afternoon to tbe effect tbat tha Coalition ticket tn Brunswick Connty had been elected by a good majority. While some counties aiv beavy Coalition maiontle the retarna from euwn anew awavy iemooratie aataa i t.

Jb fa Edttar fa Aw-Tera ywa. Throe of bia clerical brethren have been chasing Dr. Nswton with erica of "Stop tbe heretlo Someaoea self appointed polloemam who andertak to ran down a sot pec ted lawbreaker are tripped no, either purposely by a confederate of the absconding man. or accidentally by aa hoc eat person standing, by. wbo la cheering on tb Inaty and good-winded chasers.

An ados-buc incident pf this kind baa happened to good Pr. Jf cElm, wbo waa the Inst man of three heresy hunter to join In the baa and cry tbat was raised In the Newton affair, Tbe Diocese of Tlrginla needed an Assistant Bishop. Dr. McKlm haa been a popular man 1 Virginia ever alnee the day be gradual' with mnch promise from its theological eemlnary and commenced a pastoral ministry In tbat diocese. hea be was over-oersaaded, ar'nt bla earlier and better judgment, to take t- bta bei la our-auit of Dr.

Nswton, it was thought the gallant action woald Insure bia eleotloa to episcopate of Virginia. He waa a young Atoanaa.ua: if ant contra mwstfvm be we contra xtewiouiaa Blbliopbobi. It was assnmeo that be must be strictly orthodox, one of the severe and ririd class wbo bad not unlearned anytblna Virginia dl viae bad taught lln that be bad aot even rut bis eye-teeth in coming to New-York, and that indeed the eye-teeth refused to be cut. Alas I there is another kind ef man than an Honest one who runs with cry of Stoo. thief 1" after an escaping auspect.

Sometime be is tripped ep to bla very great nrpii. 1 do not wish to be understood aa implying- Dr. McKim ia not an honest man, bat it appears from tbe debate in Virginia which preceded the election of an Assistant Bishop tbat even be Is a heretic. Ia rnnnlng and oalioolns' afr TW Kaatn, TW nnlv thought tbat bis own heresy was a little-one" a the Door nnfortnnata airl laid of her hby be might excused. Dr.

McKim. it mmm ffl mna Ami. nated lor the episcopal offloe ia the recent Virginia church council. Then, alowly and sadly, two or three other names were presented. hat did it mean? Actually one of the clergymen, who nominated a rival candidate admitted tnat bis nominee was not a perfect man.

but possessed in- nrmitle common to men. As tbe first nomination bad been made with unqualified eulogy, this seemed to indicate that Virginia did not wish such a perfect man aa Dr. McKhn bad been described to be. vv ben tbe nomination were all made a Rev, Mr. Norwood arose and said that on of the candidate waa supposed to hold tbe doctrine of conditional Immortality, and Dr.

-MeKim wa named, i hen followed something approaching a scene. The leader of the Mcbym movement were in tbe secret of their candidate's bereer, and Intended to keep it wel" If they could. In caae they not tbey were armed with a letter from Dr. MoKim himself giving tbe measnre and weight nf the little one" to show bow email a heresy it waa. and.

indeed and tbia i the worst thing about tbe matter almost offerinir to hide or disown It. Good old Dr. Mlnnlgerode, whilom Pastor of the Confederate Government at Richmond, asttled tbe question and appeased the threatened "rife by declaring that he waa willing a private Paator be allowed a wide margin of belief.bat woald rote for no man at Bishop who denied a fundamental doctrine of the GospeL The name of MoKira waa withdrawn. Dr. McKim ia ai way an honorable man.

a good falthfai Paator: be is usually a wise man. I rejolo tbat he to remain in New-York. IX. 1 1 1 A BOOM IN THE OIL ARRET. THE PRICE BCsa TJF TO THE HIGHEST POEST REACHED FOR EETERAL MOSTH3.

PlTTSBCRO, May 28. The oil market broke away front the manipulators between Sand 4 o'clock this afternoon, and amid tbe most intense -J exoitement the prioe ran np to SI the blgheu flanr attained fer three months. Notwithstanding bullish reports from tbe field, the bears succeeded in holding tbe price down all tbe morn Intend during the first two hours of tbe after ooa to between 11 07 and SI 08, and there was little excitement. Soon after o'clock, however, re ports, the authenticity of which could not be disputed, were received, statins: that tbe wells on the Cooper tract are declining as rapidly as those in the famous Cherry Grove district did last rati, witnin toe past week tbe production ba dropped off 1.000 barrels, and this despite tbe fact that SO of tbem have been torpedoed slnoe last Wednesday. This report caused the bears to lose their grip on the market all at once, and within 15 minutes the prioe ran up to $1 134.

Tbe lambs, who bad orowded tha lobbies of tbe Exchange for everai day In antlcipatloa of a boom, became perfectly wild i and cer tain tbat nothing could prevent! tbe price from running no to at leaat II ss. In vested in Urge blocks. Toward tbe close of tbe day busioexs a number of persons who had loaded no heavily at $1 OS and $1 07 sold oat. ThM forced the price down to Si 11 Hi, but thoae who hare bad the most experience consider this i decline only temporary, and profess to be oonfideat that tbe market will open on Thursdsy morning at 1 15 at least. Several curbstone transactions were made at SI 14- this evening.

The ale of tbe day were nearly 4,000,000 barrels. It is stated on good anthorlty that not less than ft, 000,000 barrets nave ueen purcnased recently and are htld by persons In this city in anticipation ot a heavy advance. 1 MINNEAPOLIS INCENDIARIES. 1 SEVERAL EUTLDINOS EST OJf FIRS MONDAY WIGHT TOTAL $73,000. llnnrEAFOUS, May 9.

About 13 o'clock last night a fire broke out oa the, east side in Wheaton A Reynold's lumber yard and a shlnirle yard belonging to Merrtman, A causing a loss of nearly $44,000, on which there Is Insurance to tbe amount of 23. COO. Avlll. Rus sell A Carpenter's warehouse, at Second-street and Second avenue, south, filled with rags, was de stroyed, causing- a loss of 84,000. Another fire started about liiau clock last nirbt in the rear ef Dunning' feed store, in Waahlngtoa-avenne, north.

Considerable damage waa done before the spread or tbe nre ooold be checked. Dunning' lOM about Sft.000. Elliott. Millard A Co oommissioa merchants, wbo occupy tb adjoining nuuomg. lost aooat xt.auu on stock, u.

Klchards A real estate dealers, lost rather beajrily. The wnoie lose sustained py the ainerenl firms waa in tbe vicinity of 112,000. Several ether fires occurred daring the afternoon, making 10 In alL between morning of Monday and this moraine. Tbe total loss ia about $75,000. with Insurance of i nere is no aouot mat all.

or nearly all, of these fires were the acta of aa incendiary, though what tbe motive waa no one haa yet bean able to divine. Humors of fleeing men wbo were seen on the east i side soon after the fires broke oat are rife, bat they generally lack confirmation. The offloers are diligently following every cine, and hope to be able to bring the fire bugs" to Justice. Several men wbo were prowling around the. east aid yards last night were run in by tne police on suspicion, and will probably bo sent to jail for vasraosy.

THE OBANITS STATE INQUTBTZ May 29L Thn hearing in the Granite State InTestlgatloa was had this and It win probably con tinue a i day or two. Tbe first witness called was Foreman Mahan, He I first tbe fire from the starboard side of the boilers, went on deck and found tba alarm had aaen ai van Be saw two streams of water oa the fire. Baggage Matr Pannale never aaw a fire or boat drill a tbe tamer. Bead Waiter Gaa want on watch at 1 o'clock He was ia tbe forward t-ahia the fire started, bnt be at once aroused tbe passen gers ine sutcr caoia. i no reman wno gave the first alarm was examined, but, he could throw no light on the origin of the nre, wmcn spread witn such a max ins-rapidity that the location where it started ooold not be even guessed at.

The engineer said that tbe pumps were at work and the boae playing oc the fire in 'less than two minute after' tb alarm. beard and answered a stop bell from tbe pilot-boose, bat no mors. He heard the wire dick aod backed, believing tbat to be tne signal tbe. pilot sought to give, but was only able to get two revolutions 1 before be was driven from tbe engine-room, scorched and half suffocated. Tbe bead waiter and other employ were also examined, bat their evidence was merely eerroborattve ef what has heretofore been written ot tne nre- i A XaSSlNO CLE BO TITAN'S BBTURX.

Trenton, J. May 29l The Ear. J. H. Boyd.

Pastor of tna Warren-Street Methodist Church of this city, who has been missing sine Thursday last, has returned. Be started for Klagstoa oa Thursday, but was taxed sick on the way and went to bla mother's home ia Philadel phia. A telegram which he cent to his congregation oa Saturday miaearried. Ha la 1T1 varv inl and ba goa back to Philadelphia, merely earning here to put at rest the anxiety ot his cengregatioa. LATEST ARRIVALS.

Bteam-ehhji Ctty of Pnebla, Deakea. Vera Cms Kay 17, Frogreao 21st. aad Havana Sotb wttb asda. and pBfrs to F. Ale rand A Son.

tem-hlo Bell a. Cameron, tavaema May IS and Alagatoa 23d. with md, aad paasangTS to mm I LA TEST rORElON SHIPPING. Oimaiuai. stay ta.

Th Amarleaa Ltn atosm- atip, Brltlah Crow. Caps. Mill, from Fhuadalpala May Iu. ha arr. br on ber way to Liverpool.

6i laoow. May ta Th Aaehor Lin BnIp Trlaacria, Cant. KUchea, froaa Sw-Tors May li. an. here to-day.

Olawow. May WL Th State Line (taavhln etaaa ef Penaaylvaaia, Cast. tUtcnle, arr. br at 0 A. M.

today. LABvsvMay SO. The Stat Lfa taam-Mp Stat of Nevada. Caps. Stewart, from Glascow.

aid. htmo a 10 P. H. taeMth Inst, for New-York. Baow Head.

May P. M. Tha Whlta Star Lis tam-blp Britaanlc. which left Llvepooi Mayes, baa Jui pMd bare bound E. an did aot glv la raoa for br rctara.

SoOTHAKTroa, May to. The Aorta German Llovd st mehlp Doaaa. Cap. Rtngk, froaa w-k'ork. May 19, for Krunee.

ha arr. her. Lovsoa, May so. Th BtiUah aaaa-hl Alapoe, Caot. RcXajr, from Boaloa, Ray la, haa areas Uu PR XE WTOyB CASS.

Bnposxra. May Bt, USa, GersMia I.aaadry rt Pru loadeCaamhaadlaecartsA 0 the Broakjya Mr wa a foar-aora traek-aoad ec UJOeu ta' Oaasu LavnaT Sank Wrlcawse" CUarette. Mild, swsst, aad daiieat. Oar aew braad. wis at Co aamrtm.nnt.

TUB WEEKLY TIMES. THE VEW-TOJtK WEEKLT TUtEft. pabOahsd tal snoralng, coatala: CEOWEEDCZAKUFRrSStAS: OZaT. CBOOtrtTIO-TORTs XAH05X-S LOST ROOT FX TBE TALK OF WASHrXOTOSi TWO OKEAT err res cmtid: sib. mkrsjck epzaciho.

VARIED LONDOIT OOPBTPi FBEXCH FACTE AJTD GOSSIP: GEE. LOOA3T AXD A CBtTICt A MTSTXET KORWICH. AM05O THE POLTnCIAESi APT AIM tS FOR-EIOIT LlKDS; ALL THE GEXEBAL 9XWX AORICCLTCBAL MATTERS! ROSESt PRECAUTIONS: ROTES FROM TBS FARM ARD GARDE THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE; ARE WERE TO OORRESrONUESTS. With a great variety of miscellaneous teadtaa aaas. trr aad fall report of FIRAKCXAL sod COaTXEB, CIAL SFFAIRS.

tb LITE STOCK ARD FARM PROD tJCE MARKETS, Copla la wrapper, ready for mailing- for eel at THE TIMES OFFICES alee as the TIMES CP TOWH OFFICE. XO. LCP BROADWAY. PRICE FITECERTn. i Cngree Water.

Superior toalL cathartle, eratlvL A spec Ine for disorder of tb atoauea, tlver. kJdaeys, ecseraa. malarta, aad all tmpaiitle of the blood. Avoid crude, harsh wasera. native and foreign." Koch water are poaittv irritant and impair the dlsesUv organ aad kidney.

Ftve tbeuawnd roll Is faaey Manitf, kit own importation, from $10 per roll ef to yard, or sa cent per yard. eHifPAiO) K.SAPP CO. Blxta-av. aad Uta-es. Tbey are rich, mallow, and delicious.

The (saulae have Bra Cornell" on each wTappac. Btm aslve fmraewa relieved StT aearlaktnr. on-fattening food. Circular mailed, HEALIB FOOD COJLKAN So. 7t 4tb-ev.

Laadberg'a Perfan EDEEIA A5D XARECHAL BTXL ROSE, stosnke THE NKW "SWEET BOCgCET- CIGARETTE. 'awwaaSMsMM Ttmdr Rnwh RALE. BOO plec best 6-trame. to clos oat quickly, at Si 15 per yam. oau-rajw a.irr AJk, DLaiAa.

ma9 v. "Alderaer Braaa." BUT ALWAYS COSDEXSEO MILE MARKCBD. TERRT-AT5DREWS. In Stratford. May ta.

by th Kev. Tboa J. Watt, Ami Taaar and aauauer ot Mrs. xartna t. and tne tat joea s.

Andrtwv No cards. ITA HOFER. By the Rv. B. KrQal.oa Saturday, May an, 1S83, at No.

Zoo South Brooklyn, X. RoooLraa Ita aad Locus Horsa. a rDIED. CTRTia. On Vondsv.

Mav 2R EimxtA 8.. wife of Jeremiah W. Curtis, aad dausbter ot Jobs C. aad Lllsa A. rcoooiey.

Funeral aervicee from her late residence. Ho. 1 East 63d on Wed need ay. May 80. at o'clock P.

M. rriende ar requested not to seaa nowers. DK BOW. on Sunday. Mav S7.

Fabsib. wlf of James De eow, aged SI year. Keiattvee aaa rnenas or tn lamur are reapeetraiiy invited to attend the funeral, from hr 1st realdeaa. No. 168 VTeet 124tb-sL, at 1:30 P.

M. May lnier-ment at Woodlawn. UKlisBtK. on Sunaay, May sr. at sewport.

r- Mavr Oroaoa Wiusi cuaua bob of Ceorse A. Oretser, Esq. neiauwa ana menaa ar inviiea to anena in iw neral, from Trinity cburcn, Kcwport, oa Wdaedy, May So, at 12 o'clock. HOWELL. At blladelnbla.

Mav 1883. Isaboxa O. Howitx. widow of th 1st Rev. Horatio S.

HowaU. Chaplain Maetlrth Fennaylvenla Volunteers. Funeral at tbe chapel. Ureen-Wood Cemetery, Thursday morning. Stat inL.

at 11 o'clock. KIRKtR. On Monday, Mav 28. Mabt of John Klrker. aed Bi year.

runerai aarvioea wui taxe piaos at ner tatsreaioenee. No. 331 East U8tb-U, on Thursday, at 2 o'clock P. M. Prienda of th family ar respectfully invited to be present.

1 Long Branch. May t. Lotttsa daushterof tn lat barret Storm aad wlf of Roo-rt J. Llrinfraton. rnaral from th Cburcn of tb Heavenly Rem.

ata- av.and tb-h, on Friday saomlag, lat Jan, at L.CDUOW. In Brooklyn, on Monday. Hay Is. ta th BOth year of ber ace. Jabs Euza.

wMow of Rooart M. A.uaiow and granddangnter ot the late Ot. Alevaadf MoWhorter, of Newark. Funeral aerylce at II P. M.

oa Thnrsday, list last at her 1st realdenoe. lfo. 40S Psrrtne si Intarmantat eonyenienc of the emlly. les ut.tL At ber lat rtdnoa, so. zoo East asd-M, on Monday.May 28, EuxAacra, widow of Ptr Le uer, id in saa year ei ner ac.

Relatlv and rieada ar lavttsd to attend funeral, from tb M. E. Church la between eta and 9ta avs on Tburaday, May Slat, at I o'clock. Monday, May 28, ISS3. Or.oawK.dnbr eon Of Oeorg It and Carri McOle.

ad 22 yaarC naiauve ana tneea ar tnvuea to attend tne ru-nvral ervtee on Wedneaday ermlng i May 30, at P. bla lata resldenoe. No. 940 aast 117tb-t, ROBERTS. On Tuesday.

iBth at A. Maav wife of Addiaon F. Roberta. Faneral aervlee will held at ber tat raaldene. Ko.b07 Thuraday, at A.

M. Frtoada will kindly omit flowers. THIERIOT. May a hU resldene No. 27 East tilth t.

In ths7Sth year of bis age, FsaprsAan TaUS-SJOT, of Le'prlg. Germany. TROWBRIDGE. at Kew-Haven, May 28, Btxar Taowaarooa, aced 87 year. Faneral erylce from hi tat residence.

No. 1M TeuplMt. Thursday, May SI. att JO o'clock V. M.

ADE. Ia St. Lent. Vo Mav SA lWrt hkmI tnto rest, McKbas BocBASaa Wans, beloved yoangestaoa or wapu kdk, b. niaa isi ot united state Army, and Bell Ned Badd 2 yrand snontha.

nrlyai. WaTTS. At Newark, W. oa tb tnhtnat.Wnv uu att, or ine nrm OI watt, tmpbell CO- ta th Mth year of hi ace. Relative nd friand are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his lata residence.

No. lib Mt, at 10:80 Wednesday morning. WELL. At Racfteld, May S8, of diphtheria, Joscra Pmn, oa of. Jopb 8.

and Emma H. Walla, WOOD At Greenwood Lake, Orange County, N. May 2s. Jamb li. Wood.

Funeral from bis lata residence. No. ed Market. Pouxakeapal N. Tn Thursday, May SI.

at 2:10 F. uT SPECIAL NOTICES. BATS WATIR, TAX AKD niaV EHT WASTE. Lastyear the Crotoa Water Department mmwm. i mir pssyiiy certain kinds of leaking aod wasteful water-closet.

Thss ratea want into ff ci May 1. If It 1 propoaed toaaforc the rulon all house holders, tbey should take tb troubl to ezamlo tb kinds that com- undrr tne dlffareot ratM of tazatloa. MlaaoprshM-loa xiau a to what reoalred, vn oa n.M idnnkM, ul-. fill ad ap tb UJ Brent atylaa, ao tbat aay mivwNn Kmm rwiuj ntrws wniCB la older can readily ascertain which la hie particular purpose, aad lndl-) hla plumber which be prefer to A vial to onr cat to adopt. in a saving of conalderabl moov to Ihnaa wbo bav heavy water rate to pay.

MEYER, ENIFFEN CO. Mas, sdaad ClUf-aL, Nsw-Tork. I rwh rimntrnm mmA Send your fine work to Lord's, oa IStb-atL oocm-lt TUfaay 'a aad ess eth-av aar SWAt 4 CASLTM'h. rcsi ad iTr1 air. rreiy ackBOwldgd tb leading preparatloa for th growth of tb hair.

1.121 TTSiSX P- 14 Uxlngtow-av, w.a.-.,-UVUiS mp a. t-o QiiMin of IM Jro 1Mbk fuHo-UTinrj oriAsU. tepoc-B. tua4 eUMUM i i i i nmo, oraaawaj, corner mi s. COLD PSXs.

FOLETB CELEBRATED GOLD FENS, NO. ASTOR CLEAN HI M. STEWART, NO. POST OFFICE HOTICK, Foretgamall for tnewaafc ending Jaae IwOl at tbls offle a follow: WEDVkStliT Ata-ana ShtD WarrS. VIA RanttlJUnntnM InH -lT.

Ireland and Fraac muat ba duretd "pr Wsrra:) at I'JWA ML for Imliul mtmmm.mTtt.-x. IQuMnatowa. (letter for Jra torltala aad otbar Eoro-peaa eountiie must ba airsetad "nav hath.ia 10 A. M. tor Fraac du-Mt.

par steam -ship Franc, na a. m. iw hu vnumHdl urC team-ahlo Rotterdam, via konardaaa. THChUUAV. At A M.

foe kuma Mu ship AdriaUc, via Qaeeastowa. (letters for Oormaar and Praac meat be dUaeted "Per at A. AL for Laropa. per sleam-atup lalaad, via Plyaaoath, v-awroDurw. "a namwarw; lor Mrasaoa.

per alaaus-ablp Orinooo; at 1:90 P. R. for Cuba aad Maxtro. par uaem-ahlp BntlaB Empira, via HavaaaT FRIDAY. At A.

M. for Bwf oundlaad udii fUrr-Mlqaloa. via Hal 11 ax: as A F. M. fosPona Rico atrect.

pr steam-siilp Avlla. SATUhXAY.At 10 A. M. for Cswtral Smartra. tbe Par tam-hl Aoapaleo, vta Aa pin wail- at 1 i'aTml for Evrop.

sKHtuMiilp Oder, vl Aoutbamptoa aad i Ji r. M. for karopa. itwtmVhlp Vt vd.vta Ouaeastowa: at li su dlract, par ateaa ahlp Penn land, via Aatwsi-n. as i-au P.

M. for Cuba aad the West lalleC pwSaam akS Vewport. via Havaaa. r-mwi SS! ir. iJrs-" cny of unit, Daa rwarwoo, ctosa ar Jaae 7 at 7 MaiU for Aastratia.

Nw-Zealand. Saadwlcb aad I lalaada, par team-alp Ctty of New-York; vMtea ibeiaoo, du av May 20, 7 P. M. Fill Fraac won, Trsee of eloatag of traaapaetfld saan Is arraaged tb prwumptloa of their nalnterraiM vwiaw ww aaa sraaeWao. Mall from aa East arrirmgo tlm at Baa FiaawtwoaUadaytc jautag of d-pbed Too, 5, SPECIAL 3'0TICES.

EERiBincor opajt this daT and rvajriRo. CEO. A.LEAYITT tO A WOlCDERrri, DISPLAT OF LtTirr art eaLLikv TBat ARTBTia AE1 TALL aRLE OOLLECTIOjrE MR. WILLIAM HKKRT RXRLBERT. laeladlaa aser taaa bnadia Muur rltw Mrartaa raraallng tbe teat paco of LHilt.

jmsaT tagllah, aad iiMrWaa Mparn Oriental, kmn aad Sazo Percslataai Artsa UcBroaaes. saacatneeat nt)i4 iwn itnurM. Fraacoi aad Loeta IVL. sad Rrte-A-acae muiuaoascae, 7 From tK mini PtMC. AST TREkrRKR-THE APPP.OarKI BALE Of nik'MLuuauai aiauuii rmt Cttk, LECTIO).

Ti mi i ii i is Isiissii las iMraKara. aad bvtii tirm wbk-a Me, William Heary Bnrlbart ha bawa eolWa-ta daring th Ua twenty vrars will m1 a. sic tioa bv tasLssviitso th valn-o aazt Taarsaaar ad Frfclar. Tha eollarUe) may row a ta Brosaway. oat rm pacts it i ta aaost rvmarkabl enltsotlon er affrrM for aal la tbl Cltv.

diflwlng from axl art eollsetloa waich froaa tin to tlm era bmaskl tb aaaanr la that I wholly eoanpoaed of bit picked ap bare aad Iber all or tb world, aad boaght fer tb plsarar of mas of good Uu wm "a ai sauaaai oooortatvKla for asaklag arttottq SBda. aad MM bmH au.f ,1 mA m.u I. vmm. ty lag BIS lov of sack tklnga. Frm ra World.

BALE OF PTCTCRta AJtD BRIO-A-RRAO. -A a xtrontlaarv ulanf mmiiv i. ad rtls(le brleA brae, tbe eoilvettna saad darini twBty wars by Mr. wiiuam Heary HaiHbert, will take place la Kew-York oa Tbanday aad rrtday aexa 5 Ur- Hartbert departare for nrope, Tbe collaetloa laelud. umm iw eaof tb largest of Tarecr1 etctareaot Venk-.

pro Boasced by who aav it to be the Baaat ao avOTbroasbttoteJcoaatry." Frma ths nmn mil iil.m it "JhU rlnc ta door of LmvIis A Co. ara rooBM, Ml S17 Broadway, were tkrowa epea. aa4 th public a til Friday naxt will aav aee ao oe of ta most com plt aod valbl coUettooa of torn bold treasures la thla MMntr. Th i- property of atr. William Henry Harltwrt.

fonawrlr dltor aad pan owaer of th TorM, who. preparatorr ztraaa snropa tour, ha not hi ecUcotaiaa to th room to be old at ascuoa." i I IVna raa Vw.rMk T.rK..m Th transfer of th enllacUaB ut ml n.h.n. mm brie-A-brae made by William Henry nnrtbert front bla apartment ta tb Cniveralty Building to Lavttf A art-rom ta Broadway has a1fa tea Btaa a faarlnatlnc appearaaeeu a great many persona aa. Joyadtb alghlot ta beautltal aad eariowi thlac tbar yeatarday. aad xpraealo wa reqaantly glv to faellnc of recret that ao latareatlBC, laatmcuv, aad baa Ufa i a collection abould broken apaad -acattarad.

A whole. It repraaeut tbe labor, knowh edg. aod dtocrimlaatlng eatbualaam et tb laat tweal r-urwn mr. niinmn i tie a taoe. fatlrabl enllartor tbat'tbsasteator hla miiartw Shows, ad a stud Ions and trained one that tb cAar act ot the pieces proclaims.

TM BMT TtBMtWATX ever la trod seed la this vouatry, tbe Natural Mineral EAISEB WATER, kaiser water, frs BlTTasbera ea tn Rhrae, SaeomsteaSad by tb hlcbeat medioal anlliiwlllsal for sai by all drnxfiats, hotels, grocers. Ac, Ac W. eV SMITH, Wm 1 aait Tm. a HOT-BOCSE ORAFES, PEACHKH. STKAWROLRIEaV xwiujia Baskata made mo tor traraUr.

CU1NESE ASI) JAPANESE DEPOTt A SO. ISd FROTT-8T Bear FCXTON-ET. H. PAREK I now recelvlnjr TJECORATED CHINESE PLATES ANDDrSHEal ANTIQUE PORCELAINS AND CDRIOSI Laniarn. Sorolbv bamboo Fumitar.

Atef NEW PUBLICATIONS. HABPER'a WEEKLY, REACT TO-lAT. THE OREAT RRXDwE. PRESIUERT ARTHUR CR06SIN0 THE snassnvs BIQHWAT. THE ORANT FIRE-WORKS ANB TLLTJamtATTOar PARADE OF THE COACHXTO CCci.

PARADE OF THE WBirxMEX, DECORATION DAT. HAKPKJl'S PtOlIOOICAXS. PER; TEAR: EARPZR-S MAGAZINE. eV HARPER'S WEEKLT a 0 HARPER'S BAZAR. 4 of Tbe THREE above pnhllnartima ja pS Aay TWO above aaad.

7 on. HARPER'S TOUNO PEOPLE. HARPER'S MAOAZINE UAitAlt'B YOv'Stl PSOFLEf HARPER'S FRANELIN SQUARE LIERAET it on i One Tear. (63 Numbers) Postal Fr feoflssihrtbTS sa, tAa-Paafd StaW Tbe volumes ot tbe Wszaxr and Baxab aegni wUk tae first numbers for January, the Ismts eC tba Torae Psorta with th flrat bambar for Kovmbr- aad taa.volnm of th Maatrnra with, ta aambars tor Jaae aad December of each year. wiu be entered with ta number of each periodical current at th tlmeof receipt of except mcaMwhrthsnhcriberotbBrw to dlrscta.

padmra copy of HAaru's Yooao Faoru seat oa recalpt of a three-ceat stamp. HARPER'S FRA5SXIM SQUARE ZJB8AST: a vreesn, ly publication, containing worts of Travel. PlogtSM pky. History. Flctloa, aad Potry.

at price raaglag front 10 to 28 ms par a am bar. Full net of fter sers rramUin. fiowor LOtrmrr wUl be taralah4 grataltoaAly oa applloatioa to HAsrxa A Bao-raxaaJ Botnittaaeas should be asade by Post Office xaoacy ordar or draft, to avoid nk of loaa. Address HARPER A BROTHERS, Fraaklla-aauar. w.

EVHARPER'S CATALOGUE, of between tnree an, four aoeBd volam, mailed ow teeelpt eC Xaaf Ceats la Postage Stamps. i HOW KEADT. Tae aew aoval by Mr. F. Marion Crawfora.

asrtaa r. Isaac. DOCTOR CLACDICS, TRCE STORT. BT MARION CRAWFORD, Aataorof Ax. Isaasa." lzma.

Oae dollar. taMriddarof thrMllaBovLBekasorr a Dr. Claadlas" brings with is tbe exaUlaraast a 1 JBt tiuprlaev Xsar-yor Triovma, A TRUE STORT. JOCTOK CLADOICB. BT T.

MARION CKAWFORD, Antaor of Mr. lzma. Ona avj The aero Is a stalwart Scandinavian, wttb tae spirtL ef a Viklag, a pMleaophar, a sua of thewsrld. ws2 hi aos ashsmed to be ua worldly, a lover who ts no I ashamed to leveraaoe hla love. i ClaadMuf I is at any rat a soaa.

aad net what Mr. Carlyl 3 i r'lr r-f-MTit. 7. i DtrCTOH. CLACDFCS.

A TRUE STORT. ST F.MARION CRAWFORD, -Asrtbor of Mr. Isaac," Usa OtwdeUar. It aitneeld esorr of the bib, aaa oia v-. gotdaa.

boarded Mofthanaa lova the baaotlfal darst wotnaa. wbo lnsaclsacloa busttna3issHt ta aatowchad. aad wbo ha aot lost bar draem ta tbaf BAbtts ef society. Their surrowadlags are as raflawd. a ewa Mr.

JaaMS could have coatvcV A'rav Torbx 2ttwa, Tl HACaTTT.T.i tc OO. NO. IU gTH-AT I REW-TOnt i AND ALL BOOK-SELLERS, TstAVELEaLS Fug kfJatOPat BHOTjLD HOT FAn. TO READ TCDis or ufe Ajrrjs MAANEJU IN NEW AXD OLD ITALY. By Jabbs? Jacxaos ABvxa, aatbor of Th Art Idea, "lta4 laa loo.

cloth extra. II 5i? Tl A eollaetlaa of valuabi ktb of ltaltaa Plana' Soaaeof wblcroff thgraad soar. Tbar uuv aovry plraaat aad proStabl tislsmisii rtanaat brlo-a-bra. tbsgiaaaof Maraao. aad ovaar uLiaaa! ol Iniiraat, a i- raOy AmWmrtmJrT aa-r racaH or vrboe long rasbtewew ta Italy aa mad aim familiar wttb tbe byway aad) custom tbat bsaatlral iasd.

JtriwII aa easy wntar, aad bis -Irsrrlnttoas ar otfiaa ntoi i BvMnit. bprtag Us of st pebUaattoas forwarded to aayi artrtr apoa apptlcaUoa. A wS VM.t7m4Wm4 a-YfXbik. PKEJMATn KB DECLINE. EKTOCtt, MEJtt tL aad ranlto-arlaary dabUity.

strVetora m4 dlaaaaas. If ao apaad 11 rurad. or Iraatad wuj I aor thaa a-aau el tb dlasaaas of tb prostata g.aad. knaAdar. kMivrraJ aad aaarc To rosea toe waoaa eaaaa ten iwiual AmsrlcaalUd 27.

PDlla taaircaaaaa. praeanoa. aad eara. 1.