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THE WHITES' WATERLOO. with Calcimine by Detroit's Playe rers. Elfiht Sans Scored br the Home Team to Nothing for the Visitors. artic. Bpor BARE BALL.

cbtcaoo whitewashed. ftpedsl Telegram te bs Inter Ocean. Dmorr. May. was a beautiful irame oa the par of the home alae that 11,700 people witnessed to-day.

Weldman pltohed a beautiful same, and the whole elan were on their nettle. Bennett's wild threw to Troy la the aeouad Inning being the only error tor the De-trolta- Chicago went oat la one-two-thres order tu the first lnotnc. while Hsnlon (ot first base oa balls, and scored oa Bennett's three-bagger, Cp to the close of the eighth Inning the visitors bsd made only four hits off Wrld-man, two of them by Anson. In the ninth. Gore and Allen led off with baser, bnt were left, Aucoa and Burns flying ont to Hanloo, and Kicol striking out, and the champions were shut ont tor th seoond time this season.

WUIlamsoa hurt his finger in the second Inning, and Xlly took bis place at third, Nlool tailing right field. Wood and Haulon made several fine running catchea dating the game The infield did not bare much to do. Bennett supported Weldman braatifally. and the latter pitched one ot the finest games ever sees here. In the first two lnnlnce Corcoran gsve four men base on balls, and stiffened up after that.

In the seventh Inning, with the bases Powell struck to the left field. Troy and 'Weldman coming home. Da ryraple threwto put Wood ont, at third, but the ball weal by. F.lnt went tor the ball, and Corooran, Instead ot guarding the burnt, keDt his position la the pitcher's box. and Wood scored, ie-morrow the batteries will Imrby and Bennett, and Golasuiith and fiibt, Foiluwia la PETSOIT.

ABl 1B PO A Wood, 5 1 2 0 Watlon, a I 3 1 5 I Powell. 1 4 1 4 0 0 Bennett, 5 8 11 1 1 kolrtik r. '4 1 3 Parrell, )k. 6 1 1 VcGeerv, a e. 5 0 1 Ol Trov, 4 8 1 2 10 4 1 2 Total 1 b'J Ml 271 8 1 Chicago, a Bi 1 1 B'P 6 Dilryuipie, 4 Ol 1 i f.

4 12 JCeiiy. r. f. aod 3 4 0 Bl 1 'lawn, 1 4 Ol 2 11 NVnlim-oo, 1 1 Barns, a Ol 2 Corcoran, 3 Ot 1 lot, 8 6 (tamt, 3 0 1 1 luool. r.

f. 31 Oi i 0 "si Ot 24 lniunas 1KU456780 Chicago 0 0 Detroit 1 1 3 0 8 8 Buna Earned Ce rolt, i 2ro-bae Hits Weidmsn. Turee-rsse Hit Bennett, Trov, Anson. fiirock Out Xlool (2), Flint, Kelly. First on Malta Oetmit, 4: Cnloago, 1, Fiiat Ba on Errors Detroit.

5. Double Piays Bnrna to Quest to Ansoa. Bails F.lot, 3. iiu riMJa wmons. Time ot Game Two hours and fifteen minutes.

Vtnpire Hicham. C'TFALO-CXKVTXANIX feefil TVIetrram to iue Iutvr (loaau. Jicrtkix, N. Ua 25. Tne game to-day wse a perfeei picnle for the Boffalm, and Brad-kv was baited all over the field.

The fun began lfi the first Inning, wbea Puroeil hit for a base, and was followed by Brootbereaad White. Then, with the bass full. Foley sent the bsll over the left-fieid lenoa tor a home run. After this the home team had It all tbeir own way, and won as tbev pleased. Tb only ran made by the visiters was ia be sixth lnoing, wben Briedy reached bis base on White's oasoed ball, soorina on Pan-lap's bit snd Olasncock's hit to Howe.

Both ciubs did (airly good tieid work, bat tbe game was won. as will be seen by tbe following aoere, by lerriCio hitting. THB SOfiP.t: BurrALoe. AB jl A Pnrceil. Li Si a 2 1 of 1 4 3 0 Bronlbers, 1 bv 6, 8 5 8 cbarUaoo, 2 0 2 2l 6 1 1 White, a 6 a 4 6 2 1 Foiey.

r. 6 4 4 2 1 0 Bo we, A 6 2 2 4 0 Force, 3 6 1 2 3 1 0 Dstiy, 2-3 0 4 0 6'. 20 2fr 27 13 3 CLBVALAXOw AB IB PO A Duolap, 2 b. ..4 0 2 4 1 1 Gussaoock, as 4 0 6 2 I liuillpa. 1 b.

4 2 8 0 .0 EaiMbrook, t. 4 1 5 10 Moldoon. 3 8 0 0 2 2 1 Blmff-r. r. 3 0 1 1 0 Richmond, a 0 0 2 t) 0 Brsdiey, 8 0 1 0 Briedy.

3 1 0 2.10 Total 8l 1 8 24 12 4 Innings 123456789 Buffalo- .....4 8 2 1 0 6 0 20 Clevelaad 1 ol Earned una-Boflalo, 12. Two-tiaae Hiia o'Ronrke, Richardson, Foley, Foree, Daily. Unulap. Turre-base Hits Foley, Sow. Phillips, Bcbaeffer.

Home Rnn Foley. First base oa Errors Buffalo. 2. htruok Out Ponlap, Bradlry (2). Bails Called On Dally.

70: on Bradley. 107. Ca led Oil Dally, 15: off Bradley, 9. lH.uule Plsys Moldoon to Dunlsp to Phillip. lj 1 1 II wi Wild Pitches Bradley, 4.

Time Two hours and twenty-five minates. Vmpire Bully mora. Baitimoba. May 25 Base ball: lunlnga, 123466789 ..0 0210110 1 6 Clnemnaus 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 5 POSTPONED OAMES. BOSTOX, Maas May 25.

ibe Provldenoe-Boetoa gams waa postponed oa account of rain. A FOUL TIP. Btiecis 1 Tsleersm to 1 be iu ur i Maran. CBiHt-OTTX. May During tbe game Of base ball between the Olivet College nine and Cbarlotta, W.

U. Rand, ca lobar of the Cnariotte Club, waa bit with afoul ball aod severely pun- fchy. ne Ullvet Club was badly defeated. LOTJI3VTLLE KACE3. KIKTH nax.

LouiBTTLLS, May 25. To-day wis th ninth of th meeting. Th attendance was fair; tb weather was oloudy. Tbe Gentlemen's Cup race waa declared off on aeooant ef an attempt to substitute professional riders on Lute Fogls snd Strychnine, Tbe ftrat race waa for a purse et for 2-year-oids, of which $50 went -to the second horse; winner txc.sded; distance, three-fourth of a mile. Bonneretta won by thrse lengths; Brother to Grlnstssd second.

Beech eb brook third. Punch fourth; Orange Blossom aad Tulla- homa finished in ths order named, beaten off. Time, 1U7" ECOSB 1ACK. stakes, all age. $25 entrance, $10 It declared, $00O added, 6f which $100 to second 30 to third; 1 I -Id miles, beats.

Starters Bend Or, 4 yeara, 117 pounds; slur i Granger. 4 years, 114 poands; McLaughlin, Bootjack, 4 years, 114 pounds; Walker. Flrat heat -Pools Bend Or, $225; Bootjack, 90: Granger, $30. Book-bet ting 2 to 5 igalast Bend Or; 2 to 1 against Bootjack; 10 to against Grangsr. Granger went out and took th track, making i rnu to tb bead ot th stretch, where Boot- i tick and Bend Or closed ou him, and a driving ulsa rea oiled La Bootjack reaching ths Wire Third Heat Poole Bead Or.

300: Boot-Jack, 200. 2 to ft aceuetBead 1 Or, 5 to 4 against Bootjack, Bend Or went off ia the lead and was aever beaded, winning tue heat and raos by two I leugina. Time. 1:5 It, The French pool paid S7. 70.

TBIHD BACK. Test stake; a boat stake for 2-year-olds, $300 Cnwliliir De feat Administered to the hsii forfeit, s-cood none to save I bit stake, subscriber to name the horse oae day vieveiana uoy. xtiuuuwa rounder. Teat on the Wheel at Boston Lottjrville Bacee, and Other before tb day of toe race; tbree-fonrtbs mile. carters J.

Watts, George iuaaey, 103 pountta; UcLsuffblto. G. W. Bowen es Beraee, 105 pounds; Barne. il.

Young Bondholder, 105 pounds; Don-ohue. B. Q. Thomas' Punster, 105 pounds Allen. W.

Courell's Cilpsetta. lOO nraniia: G.bba. Pool Paoster, JOO; Barnes. 95; ClipMtta, $33; Kinney and Boodboider, $30 each. Book-betting 4 to 5 against Pansier, 3 to 1 agslnsi Cilpsetts, 5 to 1 against Barnes and JUnaey, 6 te 1 against Bond holder.

Barnes was la front when the dram was tapped, but Punster quickly headed him and after a ma-hlOoent rnn home with Bondholder, won by a head. Bondholder second, two lengths In front ot Ciiuattta, third; Barnes fourtu, Kinney last. Time. French pools paid $9.20. FODUTH BACK.

Falls City headman. 4O0; ot which $100 to second miles. btarlsrs Patbttnder, 8 years. f0 pounds: Hlgga, Aieca lotnt yeara, luo poo mis; avelsOk Annie 5 years, 00 pounds; A Allen. Gee.

flakes, 5 years, 106 pounds; Uooobu. uienetiea. years, uu ponnls: V. lay lor. Pools Aieck A men $Ju; Glenellen, H.arS.

$45: field, ii5. Book-beitlnK-1 to 2 acalnai Aleck Ameat; 3 to 1 against Glenellen: 5 to 1 acalnst Aanie G. and Geo. Hakes; 10 te 1 against Patbftoder. Gtfo.

Uakes wss first away, bat Gleeellea made the running tor a mile and a quarter, wbea Keise earns np with Aleck Anieot, and after an eaay ma uowa the straight, won by two leo gins, Gicnelien and ttt-o. Rases raa a dead beat for second place; Patufluder tnarta, Annie i last, liuae. 2:17. Tue Freneb pools paid 70; -IHK KXTB1JU FOB TO-MOKXOW'S SACC8, and tbe first pools sold on each mil at the Turf Lxcbanire to-iitubt are as fo lows; First Hsoe Tbree-qusrters of a mile dssh; Bumoih, Bstf.cide. j-2; Tim Flaherty, S5; Stella, ll: bUycbnine.

5: Bobert Bruce, 50: Baraam, e'ia; loin Bawling, eolt. $ia beeond Race One and one-qaarter miles, selling: Btartle 104 ponnda, eio; Boalevard 121 po'iads. Butaer 6J poands, $15: Juba Happv lo pounds, $21 Cbnrcbtlt 1O0 pound. $20: Bow.ing Green loA pounds, $15; Tsr-Gatuerer poands, $17. 1'nlrd Race Una mile; tbe Ssrlgert Stake Checkmate, $lwo; alaaayinede, $6); ilagale yer.

aitt. Fourm Rase One and one-eighth miles Owners' Handicap Glenuower, 105 poands, $15; Alex. Ameni, 78 poands, K): Uammonlst 101 ponnda. $50; Fellowpiay. 90 ponada.

$155; Brsmbalietta, 63 ponnda, $10U Flltb Baoe Mile heats Blubber, $35: Gu Matuewa. $45: Harry Gilmore, (MiA; Jua Farrel, $tK: Capias. $0o: Monogram, VjU bixth Baoe One and ene-nalf miles 8teep'e-cbsae. Glasgow, 152 pounds, 6U: Guy, 142 MlaaMailoy. 142 ponnda, $30: Utryobnlne, 145 pounds.

$15; Suannanoa. IdO pounds, $J0. Weather clear and coot OTHCB KACINO BVENTS. AT BOSTON. Bostom, Alay 25.

Spring meetlnf of tbe Myopia Club races. Ram throughout tbe day kept the track in poor condition. The half-mile dash, gestlemen rldera, waa won la 56 atevnda. Mile and one-half Ventriloquist flrat. God Ira second.

Spartan third; lime, 2:52. Tbe tbroe-qhartera ot a mile dash waa wan by Torchlight; urn, 1:21. Steeplechase Felix won, Wal'er second. Joe Hunt third. Steeplechase for gentlemen riders Rose woo.

Rockaway second. Commodore third. Columbus, Obl.i, If ay 25. This was the third dsy of tne Colombo, Drlviag Park meeting. There wss fine weather, with a fair attendees, add a heavy track.

2:24 Class Purse, $800, divided, mile beau la harness. Boss Wilkes 1 1 Big 2 3 Uoalaa ...3 3 2 Middlesex dis lime 2:28 2:27. Class Parse. $000, divided, mile beats. In harness.

Highland gtraager. 8 11 1 Florence 1 8 2 2 Lena ,...,2 2 2 4 .......4 48 3 Tims 2 2:33, 2:20, 2:31 In the flrat race Bnsa A likes sold for $10, and the field for $3. Highland Stranger waa tbe favorite la the 2:36 eiaaa, sailing at 2 to 1 aitamat the field. In the first race the French pools paid aUbtt. In the eeeond, $8.

THB WH KF.L. PKIKCE'S rcAT. BoaTOS, Masa, liar 25. John S. Prtaoe, on a bicyoie, rode 50 miles in 3 12 mtn.

88 sea The first 23 miles were made In 1 19 mtn, is, beaUug the Ameriean record. COMMERCIAL CLUBS. Tbe at. Louis and Cincinnati SocterJea Win be Cbieacw's Unosla To-day aad To-morrow. At 7.30 o'clock this morning the St.

Louis and Cincinnati Commercial dab will arrive in this olty, as the guests ot tbe Chicago Commercial Club, Th most elaborate preparations have been mads for tbe entertainment ot the vial tors, and it is confidently believed that all will enjoy the round ot pleasure provided by the home olub. The following is the programme for today and to-morrow: Friday 11 JO a. m. The visiting elnbe wl 1 be received by tbe Chicago Commercial Club ia the panora of the Grand Paclfie HoteL 12 Noon Carriages to Waterworks and Lincoln Park. 1:30 p.

ca. Lunch at tbe Pa mar Hoase. 8:30 n. m. Carriages to Budlh Park.

5 p. m. Special train Sontn Pare to Cnicago. 8 p. m.

Metrical festival concert at ths ExdosuIoo. batardav- 7:50 a. m. Special traia to Pullman from Van Bare a Street Station of Illinois Central Rabroad. 8:30 a m.

Breakfast at Hotel Florence. Pullman. 12 Noon Special traia to South Chicago. 1 p. m.

atiam-jr excursion on the lake, starting from South Cuicago. 6:30 p. m. Banonet at the Grand Pacino HoteL Colonel Ciowrv. mauairer ot ths West ern Union Telegraph Company, has tendered the tree use of the wires to all Tialtors- for home or private messages.

The Chicago Club has arranged for a number ot carriages to be placed at the free disposal of the visitors. The following is a complete list ot tbe visitors: THE: DAILY INTER TOID AT- ZIOZXIXG, HAY SL SKCET. flrat, by halt a length. Band Or second, foot Thomtr length la frost et Granger. Tim, 1 Beooud Heat Pools: Bootjack, $300: field.

$75. Book-belting 1 to 4 against Bootiack. 6 Chicago's Ball-players Heavily Coated 1 10 1 Band or, so against Granger. urannr maae in Tannine ana ion away at the head of the straight, the same a la the flrat heat. Bend Or won the heat Quite em, beat- In Bootjack by half a length.

Granger six ten ctns In the rear. Time, 1:4 A ST. LOUIS COMMERCIAL CLUB. Gerard B. Alien, preaident Fulton Iron Works: Slias Bent: Adolplina Boeckeler, ttubo enburg ak Boockeler Lumber Company; Joseph W.

Branah. Branch. Crookes Co Jsmae O. Broadbead, Broadbead. Blayback Haeuaior; M.

M. Buck, M. M. Bock ak Cyrns B. Burnbam, President Bank of Commerce; Daaiel Catiin, President Catlin Tobacco Company; J.

ii. Chapman; Charles P. Chouteau Newton Crane, Pattiaoa ak Crana: Wavman Crow. Crow. Hargadine ak Co Samuel Cnpplea, Samuel CupDiesek John T.

Davis, Saroael Davia fc b. AI. Dodd, Dodii, Brown ak H. L. Donsmaa: George Drake, Boatmen's Savings Bank; D.

K. Ferguson, President Mechanics' Bank; Cuaries H. Fii-ley. Excelsior Mannfactariog Company; Oliver B. Filiey.

Preaident Mioaourl Fnraaoe Company; Joseph Franklia, Wiiliaui Barr Dry Guoda Company; Oliver Ganisoa; Carlos S. Greelty. President Greeley-Burnbam Grocer Company; William H. Hargadine, Crow, Hargadine Edwin Harrison, President Iron Monnlain Com pany: Henry liiicbeock. Hltehoock.

liubke-ak Player; R. 8. Ha ves, Vice President Missouri Pi-title Railway Company; E. A. Hitcnoock.

President bteei and Ore Company; William L. Hue, Huse, Loom is A (kxtJoha Jsokaon, President St. Louis Grata Elevator Company: Jesse L. an nary, January ek Muffet; William H. Keliogg, ii, tarn M.

3c Col: Iaaac H. Knox. Presi dent SA Louis Beet Canning Compsny; Rufu J. Lackiaad, President Boatmen's bank; James 41. I.ete.M.

Ueorg B. Aielgbton. Bcn Jam in W. Lewis, President Merame Iron alining company; John Lionberger. Morris J.

Lipp-man: Graff. Bennett ak George A. Ma nlL Charles 0. MathU Cboutean. Harrison ek Valie Iron Comosny; Hngh McKiurick, Crow, Hsroa dine At Auoiubus Meier, Adolphua Meier ak Jonn D.

Prrv. Prrsideat Laoied Bank William H. Pulaifer. President Sk Louis Lead and Ol Web M. Vamuei, E.

M. Samuel A bo ns: John A. Scoilder, President Mem- obis Packet Cat Wi lism H. bcudder. PrMldant tTnlon Stock Tarda: E.

C. Simmons. President Simmons Hardware Co: J. T. Hlosa.

Gllkeeon ak Sioss: Wm. Bom vine. President Missouri ass Co. A. W.

Soper, Cbaa. bpeck. L. at C. boeck ak Co.

E. N. Stanaid, E. O. Sianard ak Dwight Tredway.

Greeley Bnrnbam Grocer Ca: Tbos. Walsh, President Cl'iiens Railroad: Arsatus Walls, bdwards Whltaker, Matthews er Wblteker. CINrJlirSATl COMMERCIAL M.T7S. Charlea W. Alien.

Frank Altr. Alter, Forward 4k A. A. Bennett. B.

Aiuridee A. iw Bnrkhardt, A E. Barkbarat A Ca: E. F. Bradford.

A. E. Bradford ak Ca: Henry L. Crane. Pliluley, Crane Ok Ca: Bleuard Dvmond, Win, Glenn ak Sons; W.

IL Kckcrt, Gaff. T. 3. Vf. iff-.

1 ifri. II. E. Stowart Mi eofmon ea women. Gourde E.

Gault, Simpson Osult; E. It -Gal- 1 and -af tor soute -Interesting: rumacka from, breath, Dubme James M. William many preaent the afternoon session closed Glenn 4c Bona: Jamee J. Hooker. Putnam.

Hooker St W. A. JelTraS, Jeff res, tf wig fe itoli- ert F. Leamau. Van Aniwvrp.

Bragg fc John V. Lewis. Joha V. LcwU Co. A.

ii. Mitcbe Mitchell Furniture Comoaay; Pieraou U. Mitchell. A. D.

Bullock efc 2elan Perin. Keiaoa Perin fc tl. T. Proo er, Procter Gamble; Wuliam Reaor, WU lam R-sor A Earl W. bUmsou, MoAlpin, Polk Stewart Sbilllto, Jona ntiiltiui Co.iW.W.

Tay tor, Tarlor A Co A. B. Voorbeia. Voorbete, Miller A Co. Henry M.

Warren, Matthew Addy A Ha muni B. Warren. J. T. Warren at Joba Woods, Coalfield afc Woods: Richard Wooley, Richard Wooley ek Sens: P.

WU-son. Pollock, Wi.aoa So cmcaoocoMMtBciALct.ua" W. T. Bater, W. T.

Baker U. Baloom, Holt Baiooin; Bartlett, Hibbard, fipen-oer A BartleU; E. W. Blatchford J. Harlej Bradley, Farst Bradley Mtg.

Co. A. Carpenter: J. M. Clark.

Grev. Clark A Entrel; a G. Clarke; J. C. Cooniey.

President Cbicutro Malleable Iron Nathan Cor with: K. Crane, President Crane Bros. Mf Co. Joha Crerar, Crerar, Adsms txx A. enjver.

C. jl. Culver Co. John 1 A oven- J. w.

lUBBa, e. t. iuaua wum proprietor Grand Pacific Hotel: A. N. Eddy.

Harvey 4 Ca N. K. Falrbank, N. E. Fairbank A.

Charles Fargo, tnaoaslng director American Express Company; Marshall Field. Marshall Field 4 Ca: U. W. Fuller. Fuller A Fallen W.

A. Fu.ler. Paraer, Falter St L. J. Gage, Csshler rst Kutional back: W.

C. IX Graants, Vioe President Colon National Banks T. W. iiax-t. -r- 11 M.

UenJerson. M. HnnUereon fe Co.1 W. G. Hibbard, Hibbard.

Upeocer at Bartleu: Marvin Huhitt, Vice Preaideut Cuicago and N'ortbwpater Railway: Joha J. Janes. Moore A Janes; J. Hosts I Jonea, President Cuicago West Division Baiiarav: ttdson Keith, ith E. G.

Keith. KeitB C. P. llgtf. C.

P. Kei- log A Co.i H. W. Kag. H.

W. King L. Z. Letter; A. J.

Lcttb. President Juliet Bteel Com nut: S. J. laacfarlau-l. M.

D. Wei IS Co. Franklin MscVsaCh. Franalin MacVeagh in? A. 1 Uimrir.

Jaaun. UoClurir A Co. J. W. MeGiuoiaa.

heoretary liilaoa Sione Company; H. P. Monitoa, Reyburn, Hunter A William UaMMH. Manager Bin of Mon treal: Tbomaa Mardocb, Reed, Murdoch Fischer: Marrv Kelson. Marry Kelaon ak Ccv; W.

Oakley. Walker. Oakley at K. M. Phelps, Pneloa.

Ikulva aY Paitaer: O. W. Potter, aTesi dent North Chicago Ro ling Miliet George M. full man. President Puuman Palace larua-panv: W.

H. Rand. Rand. McN-iiy At A. P.

beeberger, tieeoerger At Breakey; A A. Bpragse, hprague, Warner O. ai. Spranue, burague. Warner dc AusuB bager: Joaa Ivrreil.

bnrlev ak Terrell: George Watker. J. H. Walker. Burk Walker Co.

Lout Viiav oold. Cab a. Wampold at E. T. Watkiaa, President Chicago Gas-light and Cuke Company.

THE HARBOR COMMISSION First Seaaloa of th Important Court of la-. aulry lb Ca yrnanaiwd. i Tbe Harbor Commission met at 10 o'clock yesterday morning in Major Ly decker's office. The railroad company wss represented by the Bon. Lyman Trumbull, B.

F. Ayar, and iu Tic President, James C. Clarke. There were also present Redmond Prindinila, A G. Tan Sohaack, VoGUl, Albert E.

Good neb, the Boa. Thomas Boyno, H. A Christie, and Jacob Johnson. STATEMENT FOa TBI BOAS. Mr.

Ayer, in stating th case of the Illinois Central Railroad, gave a brief history ot it since it obtained a charter in 1851. In tb following yar au ordiaanco was passed by tb Chicago Council allowing It to enter tbe city, and one of the conditions of th grant was that a breakwater snould bo constructed, by the compsny a 00 feet from tbe shore. The company built the breakwater wuly at a oistanoe of 2UO feet, and since then maintained It at a ooatot $1,125,000. 'i bey tt.led op tbe spac and made about fifty acres of solid land. The Baltimore and Ohio and tu Michigan Central Raiiroada were now Baccommodad on th Illinois Central tracks, and an application for a like privilege had been received from the hew York.

Su Louis and Chicago Railroad. The ground occupied by the company between '1 well th and Randolph street waa too small to aliow thsm to transact their business. Last year they commenced to lay a line of piling on hundred feet further east of tbeir Una, to occupy all tne ground that had beea granted to em by tne city. A representative ot tne United Stat ordered them to atop tne work, wmch waa accordingly dome. Tne National Govern ment control of tb harbors, anl topped anything they might think would injure navigation.

Ho claimed that th Illinois Central wonia do nothing to injure the harbor or interfere wiib navigation. At present there waa ro talk of constructing wharves and slips, but the time might eome wben they would be bulla Tn length ot ths wharves, after deducting th lOO feet which they proposed filling up. would bo 1.340 feet. Taeeo then would bo longer docks than those of any other city, ezoept. perhaps, th long dock at Boston.

WHO WOULD BUILD WgAkTtS? General Comstock Suppose wharves were to be built, who would build them? Mx, Ayer That is an unsettled question. It may be th United States, as It has control over tbe harbors and navigation, or tb owners of ths land under toe water. If wharves were built viaduct would be constructed, like tne on at Randolph street, built by tne Illinois Central Railroad Company at a cost ot $110,000, and thrown open to the public. Redmond PrindiTille stated that ia hia ODiniou the additional 10O feet, which the compauy claimed, it filled In would not materially iujure the harbor. The docks would, then bo longer then those ot other ollies.

The largest vessel on tbe lake ta about 320 feet; the avwrag length is 2U0 to 275 feet," and the average width in th clear from thirty-five to thirty-nine feet. The-width oftbe sup should be 200 feet, A. U. Van Sohaack aaid it wharves and slips wer built. Instead of lOO feet, he railroad company should have 40O or 500.

feet, so that tney might be able to attend to the business ot toe public SO INJUBY TO BAB BOB. V- Captain Albert Goodrich thought if tb harbor was to bo ons of retug the slips at L324 feet would not be too long; bnt if for commerce it wonid cave too moo water, and therefor th occupation of lOO or more ot it by the railroad company would not in any way injure tne naroor. C. i. McUill, H.

A Christie, and Jacob Johnson concurred la th main -with the opinions expressed. Mr. Aver Th right of th company to these 100 set has never been questioned, Mr. Hoyno said that tbe claim of the road bad been questioned and that he as a lawyer and cit.sen questioned it, J0LD BUT QUESTIONED CLAIM. Mr.

Ayer I never heard it. Her is an opinion by tbe Corporation Counsel saying we have a rbbt to ia ---i Mr. Hoyne That's an eyidenoa that your claim ha been disputed. Mr. Hoyne, iu addressing tbe commission, stated that ha was not an expert, and therefore could not say whether or not the oiling ia ot 100 feet of the harbor would injurs it, contended, however, th oitliens had some rights.

Before the fir on Michlean avenue resiaeu tne weaiin ana culture ot tne with the In tb erealnij an dress was made by tbe Hotv iL B. Castle, Castle, at home at tue Norwood Pack: Hobst ad oa the relation of the balTot to woman' lnduw, trial interests: -xrinie, iw vaoai ana lre Mr. Eolys Manna; "Uicretia ,1 I MOfcb, aj am a.ii-ai uyaMnr xiar- pert, me eonveniion win oioea rriday ave. nmr. Aod- a reovpUon will lake place tithe realdeaoe of Henry W.

Candee, Esa, i ORANGE ia-- x-ar Mt si.iMfi! I' i A very jileaaant. company assetntled at the residence of tb Eav. Ad ALra. :1 a.CsUina Wednesday evomnp, at Korvooft Park, ItL, theooaasioB being; the marriage ol the it granddaughter, AUs Lotus E. to Mr.

Arthur A. Fox, 1T0fing' merchant of the tame plao. The P.t. Jgfj ColIIna performed the eereotouy, whtoa plao at dock la take bay-window. Aghiea rns beaattf ally dooorated with gmllisx And flcrwer.

The bride was. hanttsomeiy attired, in a earned pink satin suit, pelUooat froat. abtrred anil putted, finished at toot bottom with tail rachuifr, "v-And eatiaoted with -i a oourt train beayy brooada. prmoesn Book- fillnd iwlth liacheaa lace. rep uiauou well and oragrg'e bioaaoia, bou quet of tea roses; noorname.Btx bride was attended by her conaia.

Miss Busie Uoyt, ot Sa PauL Mrao sad th neat man was Mr. Worts tnirtoa Jnde, -ol Engiewooxi, ill. xn DnuesiBsKl area was-: a oranv oolored nun's fi rushed at the Oottom wlta tall Hpanlsh lace trimming-a. Droad motre aaao, wuh bo quel of tea roeea. About 1(X relatives and -xnendaot the couple wr present, a number ot them being from St.

Paul, Minn. Many handaonae and valuable present were irtreo. After a short wedding- trip, tbe party will retnrn and te Mr. Edward Kev, Lake Forest, and Via Anna "were married at the redden oe -of the bride's, mother. fusion, 10 ceremony was witnessed by out a lew intimate inenae, ine nappy couple went the-eam eveniAg to their iat- ure come at but voreaw A COLD RECEPTION, And tb Batasoa Aaaigaad Then for.

From th Chicago Tribune of May 26. 4 Certain government ofllaial are somswbat exercised over a scene which is said to hav occurred at the Chicago aad Alton Depot when Senator Logan arrived from the Hot Spring on bis way to Th dramatis persons) wer the Senator, Marshal Jones, and Dan Shepard, Ths traia arrived st ths depot at 7:30 a notwithstanding th early hour, quite a party tot friends had congregated to welcome th dia-Unguiahad traveler, a' full' bait hour previous to the arrival of too train Mara aad Jones paced up aad dowa Lbs long platform. Boatming-ty pondering oyer some knotty problem, traia pulled Into th depot, and when Senator Logan auvhtaxl tber was an abseooe ot anything ilka a pioased expreaatva ot ooomtamanoe so far as wal ooooerned. Mesara Jones aad bnepard ruabed to meat th aonaior to coairraiuiat rum on his re covery, waen. kv taeor.

seprisa. ao trovs th story, tnots aavsuoa war reoeive4 wita ley cnl inns Xb baaatur ta. said to have simply uoddd to tne two and omitung the oauai hearty shak ot th nanda wnioa wra on area, pusoed Bis waytorouxh th eroard towards hi earn are whtcn was ia waiting. Mr. Jones, following ap tbe Senator to th door of bis carriag, inquired what tne matter waa It ia said toa the only reply was tb remark, know very wu sua tu muiaag ia.

Sa tartaer conversation waa possible, as tbe General Jumped in la hlearrae and was driven to th Leiand House, leaving Mesara Jones and bbopaitl standing on to side walk. at Jones ta aaidS to aav recovered sufficiently to onjoy a breakfast at the Grand racifia. wuli bbepard boarded a straw oar and Journeyed to th Letaod to sqnar bira- seti 'iS-nr-ii Just what caused tb alleged trouble ta not definitely it as aaid that Sena tor Logan doo not lik aha part which Jones and bhepard took An tb rooent action brought by uu rieroe th present owners ot Taa Lxtxk- Octab. The pobiio snow ox no connection wnioa these gentle men may have had wsth'the matter, but it la stated by th gossip that Senator Log-an at tributes tb failure of, -Piero to secure eon. trol of Tbs Ibtbb Ocean very largely to th taut that Jone and baeparvi did not follow instructions in eotn re mot way touching tne trausxer, wmoo, as sata to very mash desire.

1 his is tb story th gossip tell, but as an onset it suoma be atetea tuat botb bnepard and Jombs wore with tb Senator dartasT too alter doo of th day ot his arrival, and tt was then impoeaibi eo any sisa ot a iacA ot ooroiauty. i as i i THE MISSES CRINT'S Tb oommeoemut zerclses ot tb Jflsses Grant's Seminary took plao at ths seminary. Soc 217 and 249 Dear born avena evening. The exercises of the evening were opened with prayer by tb Bar. Arthur Littl six tw Xatldoohewskl then tilaved ono of WientowkkTs waluee lh a pleasing and manner; Eiss Harriet Loula BauV-Ittoo followed with an Tbe 'Age of Louis Th laaaona deancad from th exauipie of th grand monarch, who did ao muon to enneino to glory of yalty and impoverish the peasantry, was- strong and wall, drawn.

Mrs. George B. Caroeater and Mr. Charles Clark next gav duet Verdi's "Parlgi Csja" Miss Lonwe Hyodahaw Morton, the next caadidat tor honors, read an essay on "Th Value of Liia" Thu paper, like the precedibg one. was rep lot wua original idea, and both young ladies Droved tnemfltlves a credit Ut tk losuta- tiontney reprasented.

Polio wing tiieoonierr ing ot diploma oarae a pleaaact reception and reireenmenia a large number ol tbe mends aad natrons of the ssmiaary wro present. and th evening was pleasantly spent, the young isaiea proving themselves oelightlul entertainers. The commencement' exer cises were earlier than usual this rear on account or tha departure of aViss jiarbara Grant lot Kuxop. WILJOUBUT BACK FROM JERSEY. 1 Deteotrre Charles Amsteia left last e-vea- ing for Jersey Citr.

H. 1. where he axBocts city, but since then the tear of docks, with I to find thorns Morrison, a carpenter, who a AnMnnmlr anfe Awtla aVal Inn- Ka. I yards dose to their doors, kept thorn -away. until now was jiiusjl auiiuuuuau uy aoardiag houses.

He had great respect for the present management of the road, and la fact WOOIU ratner sea vnera iu poaaeasion ox tne prise they wre suruggling for than Chicago, ss it was now governed, ne nsa lostimtn in local governments, wbea he saw a street, toward tne making or wnicn contributed, -given to a corporation worth $30,000 to make them worth halt a million, and also when he saw public library site sold to a baak. Hs concluded by appealing to the commissioners, aa repreaentativss ot tbe National Govern dent, to protect, tho rights of 000,000 oitisena. After a long and interesting address by Mr. Clarke. Vic Preaident ot the road, the commisaioa adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.

ILLINOIS WOHAVS SUFFRAGE CONYENTIOd." bpecia) Tales-ram lo Tne rab-e Ooeaa. MOLunt, HI. May 25. The HllnolaWotnah's Suffrage Convention met In annual session at ths Baptlit' ehurob ber at lOo'cJocs this morning, Mrs. Elizabeth Born ton Herbert, President of the Association, in tbe chair: Tha address ot welcome was delivered by Mrs, Annie M.

J. Dow of Moline, and responded to by Mrs. Evelyn Mason of Milwaukee. Mrs, J. B.

Wheeiock read a sketch of the Moline Suffrage Association. The Hon. M. B. Castle of Sandwich, read a letter from Senator Carroll of Nebraska, regrettinir his Inability to be present.

Snort reports from different section were made and committees appointed. Mxa XL W. Candee read a poem. month ago was worktop j) PuHmao, and ad deniy disappeared with lot of tools aelosg ing to tanou fellow -workmen, The vicum is on William, wae lost a chest aud about $100 worth ot too la A number of tradesmen who gave him credit and fellow workmea who loaned him money were aiso in ia tn lurch bv Morrison. and ar anxious to see him punisnedv lUs wit ol lowed him few dsrs altar nil diaapoear.

ance. and. fioUng that aha Durchaaed a ticket tor Jersey City, he was soon tracked and lo- A well-koown shop-lifter named Louisa Bee wss srreeted yesterday by.DUctrve McDonald and Qallagher In her room at Ka SG3 South. Oat k' street. Oh arching bar room, th officsrs found, a iargo qusnUty of supposed stolen property, including two biauk siia doimaa.

two piece of grraa eilk, two whit saoquea trimmed with lace, a lawn skirt, two (Ilk collars, and a whit apron, ail new aad unworn. Th properly awaits owners at tue Armory. -prejudxeo priest ItrLrOED, Masc, May US. Father Cuddihy ha aaaounoed tbst ha will not permit tbe Grand Army to enter id vatuoltc Cemetery oa Decora uoa Day. "ROCGH Clears but rsla, 'mice, roaches, file, ants, bed buss, akiinxa, OulpinunaA, gopher.

15a Drag' gists. CUILD1HGS FOB BOOKS. An Able Paper Eead Yesterday tne American library Congress At CinftinnaH. -ti of Library' Arellitctari Ooaaidorad. uUy by sir.

W. r. roolt, vVof Thii City. Oefeo's ef Oar- PubCo etracturtt "raeBcal i -i Sugontioas for as4 ArcbSieta. Special Telemrs te Tne later ueaaav CcEciaxixx.

Ohio, Kay 2i Tbe Amerloaa Xthrary Congress met to-day la College Ball In this dtyVAmong the Interesting- papers prbseoted was one by Mr. WiUlau 7. Pool, UbrsTagA of tb Cbloago Pabiio Library. Mr. Pools's oaDor was oa Tbs ProfTea ot library Architecture," and was as follow: Perhaps tboExecotivaCoinmitteo assumed to me Uie duty ot making a report oa the i'rog-reee of Library Architecture" because I in known to tavor proa-rasa At tbs last mwung of tb aeaoetatioa la Washington, two papers on "library Architecture." aad the ui--tuaaioa which followed them, brought me suujeci, into prominenc ana siicitoa Xgom tbe librarians present th expression ot a unanimous opinion la favor oX a radical reform.

iu on of tbeee papers I bad th bonor to aet forth oLJectiona to th conventional umI typical alyi of buiidlog. and exhibited plans of oonstruouoa by which these objection may be obviated. Ia the otoer paper Xr. J. Il bmithmeyer, of WasbinTton, db-piayea and explained the plans which he had auade, under Instructions from tb Joint committee of Congress, tor tbe new buiid- lug of tbe Congressional Library.

In Ma, tmUnmejer' plans wero embodied every-thmg whioh la oonvenuonal aod venerahle. ana verything which 1 eotdemiM lb soiniioa Oaterexl bv Mr. Edmunds, of Phil- Lake County, on Wednesday evening' at I adeiphia, expressing tb opinions ot tb aa- 8 o'clock. Thar ware unmarous valuable presents, and ths caoicest flower ia pro sootauoo, atul adoptoa by a unanimous voto. waa as leiiows: A AADICAL XODmCATTOM SCMAjrDCaV Jtesotoerf.

That ta tb epialoa ot tbe asaeri- ativa tb time has eonse lr a radical ssoaiaoa- liobofihe pre Taj ling typical sayi ef library buuamg. and tne aooptioa of aatyleef oastrae- tioa betSag aited to eeoBomy aad aracUoal utility. i uis reeoiauou ooaid not oe twgsrded as aa indorsement of any speoifio plans which had beea under dlacnaaioB but it was a aig. nlhcant mdioaiioa that th whol library profession Is la arms against th absurd, extravagant, eombosubie. ana inconvenient library buildings whica hav hitherto beoa oonatructaMi.

It wui be ta parpoa of this report to atata what proyree. if any, baa been mad in library ooaetractioa at no the last mawting ot this association, to apoak of ta buildinge now laprooea ot aroctaoa, aad to plans on which it Mi proposed to erect other buildings. A new and practical Interest was Imparted to th subject wbea we mot at Washington from th taut tnat tb two largest librane la to country th Horary of Co agrees aad to uostoa mono Library war about to root new beuiaiatra ot a six aad quirsments each as ws hav had ao kpo- rieno with. Their old bniidings, which were rot-ted la than thirty years ago, sr ia tho eoavsntlonai oooleaiaatical stylo of toe louitenth eentury. and aoity la very respect.

They cassot niargod; th books ar la laaoeeaaibl galiari, wharo they Borash from beat; readers aav iaauf-fioteat aoooaaatodationa for ady, and tn uduuniatrabvs turo of tn library ha a proper tacLlue for dotag it work. Tear was ao itoriaaity for striking out into new method iaf ooaatruciaoB and for tntrodactng Improvsments. auca aa will not ooour agaia ia a ceatury. If mutates mad ber tney wul a barrier to tutor progrcaa The mailer libraries will eopy too piaasot the larger uuranea, lor it is assumed and. tho assumption oug-ht to be true that tn highest intelligence and the result of the largest ex peri no ar embodied La the largest atractur.

It becomes, tiioref or, a aaues sary part of thia raport to const Jer what baa been done, aad what at dotng. In auatnr-lug ta plans tor those saw bmaUiBga, TKS A1BSSST Or OOKOBAaa, With retard to th library of Conrraan building. 1 addressed a not to Mr. Spoitord several weeks ago, stating that 1 bad been delagated- to saake that report, aad asking lor tne latest tniormauoa ou tb auLject 1 hav received bat reply, ia which he aays: "As to our building, tber la no new information, aav that it special day axed by tb Hons last month by a decisive voto wMch Indicates passage has been postponed two or tare times, lo giv wnst tney cell bigger matters a ehaac, i interior arraagasat baa not been fixed (whatever the aewapapors may say); but will rest with the Mmmisaioa to determine, bo give us more U2bL" Our Interest In th library ot Conirasa artset, not aingly from th fact that it ta on of tb two great libraries ot tb eoaatry, but largely rrom tne otner fact, tnat it i a national library, and that our cittsenshtp gives us a proprietary interest ia it we have. therefore, a right to meddl with us coa- cerna.

and to give our adrio when think it is needed. As Individuals and aa aa association of Ameriean librarians, tber are duties whioh osr to that library. oaa serve it by getting tn ear of th Senators aad Bopro- seutaaive irons oar owa ntatoa, aad luna-enoing them In it favor. A aa association wa can, by our united action, atrengthea th hands of "our worthy oodesgne. Its chief executive officer, who asks for our sdvice and support For tbs past las years ths Inter as ta of th library bar be sadly neglected by Congress la not providing proper aocommo-datios lor Its books and It readers With Shelving capacity for 200,000 volume, tt has now 400.000 volumes, snd th surplus books ar stacked uo ilka cord-wood la the galleries aad upon the floors, where they are inaccessible, Aotning axe order and system sua arrangement ar possible under such otrcumataacoa, XOa-OKEAT AXD rrVALCABLB UBBABY.

know nothing." aays tne Co airman of th Joint oo rain ttie of Congress on the new library amiaing, -mora aumuiauag to tn enaraotar of Congress, or, indeed, to our national character, than th present deplorable conditio ot our great and Invaluable library." An earaeev appeal baa beea mads rvery year by the Lib ran aa for anor room, and aitoouyh taara hav bee uaay report oa tbe subject and many schemee suggested, nothing aa yt has beea dona The delsy bss ansea partly irom tao indiOeroao ot Congress aad partly from the conn lot aa to tne beat metuoo tor obtaining to a room Many members ot Congress bar eluag ta idea that ta library la Its present location oeuid la some way be supplied wita- room oy taxing ntor ana ia th Capitol or by throwing out wiaga Tho ta answeradil object lion to ail tne projects Is tbst -th looatioa iteeif ia la a uro-traa, Th old Capitol buildmtv 1st which too rbrary Is. waa erected before th auodsra praaeipi ot ro-proot eoaeu-uotlon oaiae la to am roar, altera, noonn-, ana ttmoer are et The attto is tilled with oou- menlaaad papera oa file; and, a LAver ar ao divlaion wail ol bnok. tnuvouLoivur from one end of the attto ot the old Capitol to ths other, aa It Old through tho Patent Offio building a few year agui Tb library ot Cootrrese haa twice beea baraed, aad It la a wonder that It haa not buraed a third tuae, Tb commissioners appelated sy the Preai dent at taw th burning in patent U3lo to cxamin to publio buildings in aahlagtoa and report oa their secunly laseour-Ity from fire, brourht out intra facta as to th inaecunty of the old portion ot the Capt-toL It waa a questioa ta the minus ot th commissioners whether, la case ot fire in that the great dome would not tail. Tbe library of Congress snd th library of the baprein Court ar under tast doms. 1 osiunateiy, iota, the attention ol coa.

rres has. draw a away from th foul scheme of providing tor tn library ia tbe Capitol, and it ia now directed to th erection of a aeparst building on eome out- slae lot, A bill to that effect la pending ta Congrees st this Una The loceiioa of th building haa been discussed with much la-tereat ta Waahlngton; but the que uoa of location and ot lis external features do not concern UA ar Interested in tne Inter-n al struct ar and arrangement ot th building which, will be erected, aad their be an eg upon mo prog-tree of library architecture. As our national library, it wul be a building of great coat, and, aa a spedmea of tasteful and appropriate architecture, should worthy of tc noble purpose to which It will be dedicated. It wUi be, indeed, a misfortune the venerable trior which were, laid before us at the Waahrng-tea aaeettof. as tb proroad plao," whicb were enloyiaed a n.be adopted an' by Mr.

Voorhe ia speech on tbe library bill la the beast, I on March 3. and gainst which tea wmols LrrxKAsy raorkxauni rsoTzrra, aw to fee reprodae4 la this bu.la- trtg. It Is ooaaaLag- to aeaxl by Mr. Bnoaord that Mth Interior avul fixed; bat will rswt vrlih th nommlwiun-ers of which be will one) to sua uu se appeals to aa tor "more iia-sv I It wonid be rraufyiiiff to this assurance beee aav wa '-adOTHsid by the commute. and which "baa bewa tho aabyact of earnest, protracted study and IsvesnigaUoa," and which Mr.

Spnfiord oblorta aa arBoaUy aa aav other member ol the aseociaboa, is a part of tne bill tacit It la not easy to aa way. It th kail passe ta iu prwseat (arm. it will not carry th eommlttoe a plan with la Large pecuniary Interests attach themselves to so Important aa undertaking; aad It is doubtful whether ttteeommiaaioaera. haviag the bast tateaUooa, could radically cbaag th plana ualesa this power was spociaoaiiy conferred unon them. Th objection to th oosninlttoe'e plans may be seabed hriofly thus: They will max a show building, aad bos on practically adapted to to use of a library.

2. The building will needlessly extravagant. A Vaa asnouat of erase will wasted In order to obtala what is falsely called effect." Bach treat ment wound be proper la a large church or cathedral, but La wholly out of plao la a uorary. 3. 1 be arrangement for storing tbs books is th worst that could derived.

Th alcove ar carried five a lories high, on story higher than la the present Coo gr nasi oaal Library. Ine books sr mad uaooessibie, and the bindings of saca books as are stored la th gallerie will penan from beat Mr. Bpofford gav has expertenoo la this matter at th Waahingto saewuag I the words: beat or Tax buildixa "If you ro into th upper gsilerlos of th library of ConrTeaa oa aav dsy of tb win ter, and tak a book from tb shelve, tb chance are that it will almost bum your bead. It baa oocarred to that if tar warpod and shnveiod aad overheated vol-bm aaera not ta anl mat beanrs if they could only speak, they would cry out to their custodian: Our oufleringe ar ta la tbe library I apeak of, moreover, there is only ths injury reaaluag from tb ruing beat to watch tn books ar eubjectad. si aos no gas as burned.

When to the tearful aad almost iacandeaoaat hat that gather ander ovary oetiiag. added th well-known ueetracove tafiaeao of coal gas bunted througa many hours of seek day. the effect upon tn books aad handings si maaply denlorable," Mr. SpoBord hero speaks of tb beat la winter. Tb effect ef summer beat oa th bindings of books stored la gaiioiies ta waa more deolorabia 1 he biasing aaa of a V) aahlagtoa eammer poariar dowa through tbe aky-iirbta ia tb roof of th atmctar plaaaed by Mr.

baitbiaeycr will raaa th temperature to a Lmrfat far la excess of that on used bv arefiofal boat ta wlatr. Mr. Dyer, of tb St Louis Mercantile Ltrrary. says the temperstura of bis npper rakcry frequently rlae ta summer (aad be aaa a esy-ltghla) to 1 44) drrreea tt foUy aad madness lo pi are Looks under each eondiUowe that their beading ar tar to a destroyed by excessive baA It teem nnneiwaaary to o-k of other featorwa in tb plan adopted by tb Jorat Commit of Cwor which as salty aa aa laaliy aa rw- I ar tbos asmoa Mr. uorbooa.

la hia aiaborato apoeca of March stale 1 tbst th adopted plan wer oarotuily examined bv to principal librarians of ta eoaatry, who attamdod ta assarting of tb Amemoaa Library AasorSelio at Waabioxtoa ta Febrasry. lool; that ta commits had th bene ha ot tnstr oxperaeae aad abaar-vatioa. and teat tbe war warmly approved. Mr. vootbse baa beea etraagsty maatntornaed aa to tbe ouieiea aad Lb aaedlngs ot tao aaaoctataoav tub saw tiaaixT BTAU lb library bill baa ao yt com to a general dtseoasAoa la ta banat aad lis oae: aad If aneroid ao anaeaded a ta refer al qaesuoa rwiating to ptaa to tbrw cenaw wataSoasra, with full poweg to act, aad wita the right to consult with.

export llbranaaa, as roaaoaabl OLJsottoa oaa bo raised to tao bid, la It preaeut form fca iikly to me with oppoa low from ta best fnvi of ta Cooarreastonal Library aad of th library taw tarssta ol tko aooauy. A saaaaeieaa op pas i Uoa to lb approrerta-tio of publi aaoaey for the axpansana of aa uaaatatiosi wbica 1 UAaMy to bsooan a aatarmsi library, must bs xuoctrd, aad rata do litU barav Already tb waainrtoa corrataposhlsais of aavwral aaotropoutaa Bs-wapapsrs. whoa apprsesalioa ot btora-tar ts limned to. tho Xarf aens-tsr" and -btad BooA," ar ioralag tbstr oraosJar wiadosa lata thia ckaasai. They tel is that the ii brarrf Congress is b.

eomicg aa amtMtleos aad u-ngeroos instil a-tioa; that tao librariao is bow helping meas- bers prepare tnstr speerssa. aaa aooa he will writ theaa; that a ia a power bsaiad th throne res tor thaa caa carry Bay anessar be bra heart apoa: that tb bbrary-buLdiag sobsme at aa ambiuarat project to pro-roots hia own political impaart-anoa, aad that bo wul aooa demsad a seat ta tb Cabinet Tbey tell as that ibe ooryrlrtt btarataroof tu couatrv, watch by taw ia deposited ta th library ts trash; aad that the proper nispusmoa to make of thee pooka is to build or hire a cheap etorebooa, and pack theaa away ilk ao many red-herring. 1 hey aosd aot catalogued ar placed aw saeive, for aoboby wti ever ask to see them. Thialsacheerfui Tie of American libtratarel Tbo astuaato ts so aoaurd it ada bo oommant, for it carries its refutation upon ita lac. The opiaioaa ot tbos correspondent oa matters relating to horso.

I racing and th sensational drama ar nuu4 to great respect. WHAT TAB KXW COBOBCSAB3BA1, LIXKAXT OCa Toe servio a ulch th ubrary ot Coorrs-s la doing tn tb restratioB, cataioarulng. aad preservation of ta oopvnghi nubnoauoaa tb country aloe Justibe tb xpenae recti nr; a new building for ita aocommoda-Uoo, It Is the census bares a ef oar nauoaai Utsratur. Its functions ought lo lnoluda th resnstreatoB aad preservation of every book aad pamphlet pubUciy or privately ksaasd la the country, wbetbar copvrlgbied or not No Institution, except it under the aasptoee ot tbo government, could do tMs. Th ref-ratrauoa of a aew book as a importaat a th regtatratleei of a as babr.

It mat tars ao wbsUmt bo a tarjro book, or a small book, a good book or a poor book, a book with covers or a book without covets. it Is snough for th purpose of registration, aad tor pi earn aaisuo, la a national tnat tt book. Every littl nicauiany in th South, avsa if It bo homp-bacted and hav the rvsketa, regis tared by tha pstieot oenssa tbe nam wrtttea oat ia luil, wita aco, aautiir, and social oodiuoa, aad with as aaao palua aa if A were a aaiuieaaire, had stolen a taiiroad, or waa waer of a trotung mare with a record ot 2: lo1. Cannot tc gev-ernmnt do aa much tor a book oaa make no reasonable fuse a le which of tn books aad aomphleta ta our day wui be rare aad pnoaieea 200 year, beace; but of that wo Baayrest aasared, they will be psbUoa-tioae which bow regard as tnfiee or trash. AS all bsve deep interest tu th wel fare of ths tibrsry ot Congress; as ths reseat Is aa Importaat crisis la Its biatory; and aa our eolieaeru, the aocompUabed librarian, cannot be Dreseal aad ansa a to aa la lis be.

half, this resort ha treated its ansir more freely than would otherwise bare beoa deemed necessary. TSSBOTOg rCBLTO UBBABT. On April 180, tbe Htate of Msssaehn-aetts gave to ths dty of Mostoa a lot of land oa tne corner of. Bovlatoa aad Dartsaoutb sires as, measuring sqnare fret, for the areouoa of a aew publio library build ing, and with th ooadlrioa tbat tbe etiy should begin to build within three years. As tho truatees for tea years Bsd beea oompiaiaing ot in ear oia oniidiug.

and wbea tbey aubraiUsd their aauual report la Jua taat, had under consideration tor anor thaa a ysar th new enterprise, it was expected that tb report would throw some light a tb matter ot library xestractloa, i bus XBctauoa was aot realised. It tb trustee had any views aa vo plana of cower rue lion they were carefully eoaeealed. lhe only passage la tbe report bearing oa the subject waa tbe following, tbo meaning ot woica ie ooscure: No sleganl eaiftce 1 to designed In which tn books srs to be deposited in conformity to the arubitoctural or era a-meaia! atmctur ot th building; bat ahouid be erected over tb books, to arrangement aad classification of wniea tor convenience ot us must determine the forma and details of tbe great hail, in woich ther must neceeaartly be stored, and thus outline the wails of tn build. eg-. 1 ne otner condition of th library can be easily fashioned to conform to that first eceaa.it.

It tins means that tb a bulling will have "the grsAl LaU, La v. Lich they (the bockdasast ascoaaarifr eVarwd," whark th trawtaMs rcaro as -this ftrst aaowas.ty tt a a repatiUoa ot th plaa Of tb oid bai. i-Isg. whauh tkary aav a penteteasUy aavd irw qneatiy ocadiBed, aawl at Us laropoa to aoaixloa. Ia order to obtala the lateet laforsaavtioa, I addraed letwr of lasu.ry Jadge Chssa-.

beriala, toe librarian, uj I wiU rrm the following; tlUaot from Lis rep.y. daXanl AprJ bay Am BbeoaaUiy aovaing la rea. fact to the plaa of ta sow library baiidlne. Mr. Oiaaajuja, thapesaaueat mta-astss.

la the form of aaamoodmeat to tbe bail sow I was auroaa taet samsser aad looked at saavor be I or Th plaa which Mr. Voor- I buildings both ta Lairlaad aad oa th soau. Beat, ana ti earn raay aatd to City ArohitocA, Kt Cioafb. A year age ta traa- toe eased a Wot raoommeadlar taat Lb City Coaacii shsaid aavaoria ta City Arcct-tect, la eoaeuitauon with the Tmn ssa. prepar plat.

for th oonstruotaoa of a fireproof bauidicg. A yet Caere bos beea ao oonfsrono that 1 am awar ot botwsea tbo architect aad th trustees; La tact, tbe truaw te hav had all tbey wantoU to ia asear-lag th requialt laad," Judge Chamberlain, baring doacrtbed tho lot glvea by taa Stat, asys Last Lb trass eta are unwilling to buiid oa eo assail a lot wbica equivalent to a lot 25GxloO fssv. They deaur to bav aa adjoining lot of aqual stse, riving thorn Ca.O) aqnar totrt, a lot 25.ouoquA.- fret, or C2 per cent 1 After than to on oa which I pi op used, la my paper oa "Library toaaaArootiea." to erset a biulojng wiab a eapsaaiy of thre BaliLow voisaaa lii Lagaaiatur has aalbortasd ta etiy to coaeWmn tb MJsaasat proporty, but tbe City council aaa aot yet vovsd tbs Looser to ixy lot It la Lta aaaaawau ta propoiUoa aaa beoa coaaaldored of taking tb new Uigu ticboot property oa Moatgom-ary atreot iwr tb library, aad avo practacal reauiU have ba reauTtd, adr eaose by say lag taat be wui look with Interest tor lb nose of tb sssonsiloa at tan msetuof oa ta aabjoot of Library araha-tcctuia, ancaiaAB ubbabi. Th L'aiverauy of Mjchigan as srwcUag very tasteful Lbrary bui.diag from man mad la bouss. 1 as reading-room I aesaA.

cwrcsuar ia troat, nil a radio ot forty fet, sad bss a depth of about sixty test, 1 bo nacsaajry rooaas ar earner we aad eeavea-lerit, lb liarvard Library tack plaa as adopts for tao aaorag of aooaa, aad wul helve IOU.UUO voiDtse. TVs Harvsrd piaa as aaodiasd la eoverai pautaoaiars. Tb taat are pi aosd tore feet -art Instead ef two feet four tbebea; the stack has a central peaas-wsy, aal tare Instead of fear gat. lertea or Boors, all ot ich change ar i psveaaais. Tbo Lrat Ssor as eg lews; tao ssooad aad third Boors of ha sailed riasa, exoept too pssaigw-waya.

waloa are of si rasa lb be-igut of atone to ssvaftis bscbea. Taebuiiuung whb incloses tb avact La ta tta xiT.og Ahsarv 55 8x43.4. A jaieige-wav 3 wid surroands th stack. Ax. uasor a th ad vocal sad daleadrr of tbo tsa ys-toat, aad a 1 aaa aot it patron, I a hall tsar bias, la tb geetsrai Osrssaea Wbaeh aa to foAtow, to ex plain tta aaesita tba rwoca rsATT lxaaaxt.

Kr gaoca Prsit has prssaats ts tbo csty Halt-usee a large las of aaosy. for tbs per-pos ot foaiiMUatg a trss pa bias library tw th cticuisiasa eal tK.palar bran aewvtdsd tao mty wul accept u.e girt, aad saimiaisir It as a oabaas trast It as la traded ta aaa. paemeat tao wears of tbo Psaoody lastltat LaUary. Which eoesly a llarary of rrterete. Kx.

Pratt. iiAs Mr. Peabody. tb city" a emitter Usraotaf, ha a asuve of A sissru s.i. aad ta teaaae has aaato Las fortua ta kaiuwara Vinhsnt wsmsar liar tbecty toaeoep too gilt.

Ma Pratt baa goae AooeA ta oawetaoa ot abmltdiagoa has owalsod. La lot las a froaxsg-a etg hty-oa fsctoa Jtaltaarry etrwrt, aad a epth of 1 40 est to 20-tov4 aasy. As tbo as aaa a tig tt of its ow a Aeret tbo Croat aad rear, ia order to get taa at tato tb aaidau portai. a al ta baudlng it was sarssairy to orawlato twenty fs oe es aad a. givliag tb buJdiag a widtb of osv'y ta.rty eeva feet, la ooiy pscauar savor of tbo rraeiar as tLaS too Brat story of ta aaidll pernea.

UxTS fact aad lb loot aasl fur ta aaorax ot bouaa a wo sinn ar nvad of tbls sea, sacs aia raw biga. wbica ar ooaasctod by atair aad n.lav 1 a arana- tot awtiuiatss taat tssas tw aaelve 15o.lAM vslsmea, waloa. La i 1 taaak. Will bo found aa Above th bocA-rewaua to a iwadiag-raoea of ta eaia sus. aal twsaty.bv last btrh.

LoaBicaed w.ta it, oa Mmbenr atrest trosl. to a feouA-roosa tairty tset aqaara. diwisd. as bolcr. tot two atone, each sua ie high, aad aticB, tt Is tsf poaed, will 5G.UISJ vo.braaa 1 her aaaa to ttttie bs tb.

alsa of tnat hulidjag to bo sonaaii analsia giaeisl is, aad aoudug wortay ft baaag owpisd, Ta ao a taa ppropf tat. Tbo builaUag anouid bsve bsea placed ea a coraer lo where ta Lgat wwaid aaapaa. 3 llrkt paOsaaaof tao baiiding are devoted d-rsctore roosa, et-Lees, Jaaltora qasrtora, aad packing -rwowt, and to Oaikeat portaosas to the booAA It as a Bntqu idea to store books ta rooms feet alga la mreMtf with th aramns at. brr th cosirsols wets awarded, 1 waa aer. prased that bs bad token tbe aovaoe of a rraocK-al librvrtaa, aad bad read aos at tb papera oa library ooavraottoa i SH pssrad ta tie pdbiloiuoas eg CtatAOtV A pmbile library rm aooa tat eperAUcaa la ta e.iy of Latayetse.

IndU. aal as tn aaa of tbo batlomg save beea prraared by rryasit, I need only say that tbey embody iw of min waaca ar we knew a Coioaei Charlea O. baas wis 4. of Ccago, ts building, at his owa exponas, a library talidinr lor tbe Chioaga 1 acoauraeal Ssmiaary. which will bay a capacity of oO.Otaj voaemsa, tbe Beeessary rooms lor raa, nag aad study, aad wui be a model ot good taat and eomaaoa oat Tba Chisago Pabiio Library, with oaamae, aud sccupas reutsd qaar- tsra; at aa aopod taat a ar bending la ia Lbs aear futura A but 1 now peadiag ia Co eg rasa, with every mdtcauosi of passing, by whioh ts Called States will re aaa a a aomlaiJ claita to Dearborn Park, that it may be occupied by tbo Patalie Library.

Tc legai question ooaoaraiag th tua tor d.atnbuarg tbo Aew bet i sad which msest evwnluly be apotied to taa astaUlishroent ta Chicago of tne Sew-berry Pabiio Library ox aUQ pewdtng la tao Sanreme Court of LliaotA aea thia great aad bee an avotlaste tor a ret arose) library, as It doubtless end be, oae of tba asoat laierettmg problem ta library ooaa-airaetioa waica baa oooerrsd ta tba eoaatry will then present naeiL -1 1 i'no most aooararl'tg sature ta tbe pro-roes of ubrary arasitectar daring tbe past fifteen la tbat tner ass beea a greatsT ad vane than appear tn th practical re nits wbica hav bsea laid before yovi ta thaa reptrt PaoUo atteauoa baa beea awAteaed to the saatect lAbraiiaaa at lusiag tesaeot lor onuque aasardiuaa aad ar aot afraid to think fug lhaaaasivsa Cwanmiiteea aaa not wsoiber tbe plaa to aid and trpacal. but whetaar tt ts ooaveaieat, use si. eooaoiBaral. aodnsac4a Archivacto are now seeking taiormauoa troat tbos to whom tbey tormer.y dictated eoaveataoaat rales. Wbatever its prove as en ta ar to bo asada la library eonatruotaow meet eotae troca the exuiarisiiee aad anx7taoaa ef e-ar owa pTofiaiua.

1 ao future a full of eow lae; and dnabUeaa before ta aext meeuawof the aorstioa ere aad a tbo proof oar laita La progress tt aot gruea iie coxoxer-s CASIS. laqneeru wer hsld est the bodies et Xe-poJeoa BackUa, milari Henry OUab, Ooorxw Doorr, and Char las F. Pvsros, who war drowned la Cols aet Lake, at Pail man. Tbo Jury returned a eardict ta aooordaaoe wub, tho facts, Thee mako aU. of Uis bodies tound oat of tb twelve, WJliam Bchrribex.

a Germta Itborrf. at hie bom. a 11 OtcXard Street, abovt 2 JUi o'dook yesterday ssor aiac. frosa tb effects of a doe of poaaoa taken with seicadal latest SehreJBer baa led aa Intemperate lit, aad lor eome taa a past ha been oe aa moat coatlasal sprea, bis wifs, urwd of npporttag a drunken busLAno, left kia a short urn ago, taauug their rhl.urva wit her. lim probably a wakeaed hcbrei ber to tb baaeasae et bis liie, aavd la a aatsst ot remorse be tooB tbo deadly dreugal taat eadeo another draakard a career La waa La.d.

to Jury find nr tbat tb decvasel cam to his seata from tat a dose of rat A telerrvm wss received at Coroner Mataon'a uCiid, yeelerlay a'teraooa. Irons heath Evaaitoe, to tne affect that a maa bad committed ruled ia Cau vary Utifr; ths telegram aot gtvirig tbe aaw.a of l-e Euan or any other parttcu-ar ot laettLiaua A qr acx doctor kao Ho, aU dyspeptics evpertlc won't da If tiv re'ect tVJia Jno IsrkJ'Saa, tw eJvert eemetl: Ttats J-t what thevwnd all- aot a eel ay.