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BUFFALO SUNDAY MORNING NEWS: ID, 1JK)1. REV. DR. M. D.

BABC0CK. The Eminent Pretbyterien Pa nor Died OF HIE BIG Yeiterdiy Nsplet, lUy. IS THE (By Associated Prml NEW YORK, May II. News was MAT SENATOR 00 SAYS: He Has No Hesitancy" in Publicly Endorsing Dr. Greene's Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedyf Because It Has Proven of So Much Benefit 99 to Him.1 The strong statements made bj Senator Bowen And an' echo In the wards and hearts of every one who relies en Dr Creenel Nervura blood and nerve remedy for troubles of the Mood and nerves.

These are the most obstinate ills to which mit and womea an cabled lo this city today that Rav, Dr, OF THE WEEK. CAR STRIKE, Maltble D. Babeock. pastor of the Brick Presbyterian Church In this city, and successor of Rev. Dr.

Henry Van Dyks, died In Naples today of Mediterranean fever, after an Illness of only a few i A His Brilliant Fig'it on His Party of The dsys. Dr. Rabcock was graduated from Byre Story Clearly Told the Bitter versy. cuse I'nlveralty In the class of Leaders Has Made a Sensation. After a course in (he Auburn Theological Seminary he was ordained In the ministry In ItkftJ.

His first pastorate was the First Presbyterian Church of Lock port. Five years later he went to Baltimore to succeed Itev. Dr. Frank W. Uunsaulua, THE POINTS WON BY EACH SIDE.

A GREAT CAREER IS PRESAGED. and thence recently lo New Tork. DANISH ISLANDS ARE NOT- BOUGHT, He Hat Stirred Up All England by a Speech on the Army Bill. Th Adjustment Reached That it to Stand for Three Yeari," at the Least. Negotiationi of Sale Are Going suoject.

ana tne meaians wmcn cures inem is a noon to msnsino. Senator Bowen says It Is with pleasure that I write this I have Ions been acquainted with the merit of DR. OREENE'3 NERVURA BLOOD AND NERVE REMEDY, and have tested its merit In my own case, so that I know whereof I speak. I have used several bottles of the Nervura, and found the results most favorable to myself and flattering to Dr. Oreene.

Especially has it been so In a nervous difficulty for which I have ued It. I have no hesitancy in thus publicly endorsing a thing which has proven of so much benefit to me. Permission is granted to publish this letter with my photograph." S. P. BOWEN, Plattsburg.

N.V. Every man, woman, and child in Northern New York State knows the Hon. S. P. Cowen.

He has been identified with public business for (By Assoclsted Press.) LONDON. May 18. "I have no Inten cn, Eut Are Not Yet Comp'tted (By Associated Press.) tion of disassociating myself from the i I i f. estrodr PFH.net. 1 'i conservative party, but I have every Intention of upholding my attitude and continue my fight for economy." COPENHAGEN, May 18.

It is olll- clally denied that the purchase of the Danish West Indies hy the Untied State In this way the man of the week, for i Winston Churchill undoubtedly Government has been consummated. Th negotiations are proceeding, thuuzh expressed his own opinion to a representative of the Associated Press con slowly. cerning the fight which, by reason of Its A TOTAL ECLIPSE unexpected strength, and Its dramatic revelation of Inherited oratorical power, has caused more sentatlon In the politi cal world than any other recent WAS OBSERVED. forty years, and has a reputation for earnestness and fidelity to trust second to none. Senator Bowen'i public endorsement of Dr.

Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy makes its merit plain to those who have doubted The fact that the army reorganisation (By Associated Presa) ALBANY. May The great raU- road strike, lasting for 11 days, requlr-. In the presence of 3000 member of the National Guard In the city, coating the Uvea of two prominent Dierchanta, and entailing an expense to the county of Albany of over 133.000. la amicably and If the agreements are kept there will be no trouble for three yeara at least, The omlnoua calm which suc- ceeded the killing of two Inoffensive two daya ago by National Guardsmen defending property was succeeded this afternoon and evening by hysterical enthusiasm when public bell towers and city newspapers pro- claimed that the 12-day strike on the street railways of five cities had been settled. Flaga flying from public and private Vulldinirs.

horses and wagons decorated with bunting and the National emblem, citizens carrying small flega in their hinds and enthusiastic youths and otherwise dignified cltlsens chasing after the union managed cars marked some of the earlier scenes of the after- noon. The repair wagon left the Traction Company's barn with lta old union crew aboard and, going along Pearl street, received an ovation. It was decorated with flaga and escorted by a 1 Joyful, shrieking crowd, very different to the passion-bound crowd that had Many Astronomers Went to Port acheme of Mr. Broderlck. the Secretary for War, passed the House of Commons by an abnormally large majority, Is not taken In any quarter to belittle the ef the efficiency of this great medicine.

If you are looking for relief from the grasp of nervousness if your blood is thin and ill nourished if you have rheumatism or insomnia, General T. Estrada Palmare Popular Cuban GeneralWho Served at the Louis to Witness the Spec'acle. (By Associated Press.) fect of the strenuous opposition Win-ton Churchill displayed toward It "Consider," writes that, old parlia stomach, kidney, or liver trouble, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy is absolutely certain Representative ef Cuba in This Country During the Struggle, Between the Latter and Spain. The Delegates Strongly Favor Him as a Candl Suatob Bewax Zxdobses Da.

Qaatmrt Vzitvni' mentary hand. Henrv W. Masslnffham. I PORT LOUIS. Mauritius.

May 18. The You can make no mistake in testing this medicine recommended by Senator Bowen and a lone list of renrMnt.s.. date lor the First Presidency of Cuba. and women. Begin its use to-day and yon will Quickly be on the road to health.

Dr. Oreene will give you free counsel and advice you call or write te his office, 35 W. 14th New Yerk CKy. was ready to go to Troy by 4 o'clock and at 7:30 o'clock tonight the 9th of New REVIEW OF Tork had also left the city. The 23d of HAD NO DEBAfE Brooklyn goes out tomorrow morning, and the 10th Battalion men of this city will go to their homes some time tomorrow after the last non-union man has departed.

ON REVISION. THE In the Dally News, "what It means for total eclipse of the sun was well observed a young man under 30 with a few weeks at the Royal Alfred Observatory. The parliamentary experience, to fight down partial eollpse was partly loat through a the physical difficulties of speech and all cloud and the first contacts were well ou-, the obstacles of a highly strung and; served. The party Included 22 observ. nervous temperament, then to step out ers.

Fifty-two photographs of the cor. at once Into the first rank of the de- ona were obtained with the photo- hell, baters, handle a great topic with nvts-iograph of the Maurltiua Observatory, terly ease and stand against the whole the Greenwich Coronagraph, the new Liu-party. Who, In our times, has done ao gin telescope and other smaller cameras, much? Who, Indeed, has even tried Furty-one photographs were taken of It?" the partial phase, for the diameter and In the aame breath Mr. Masslngham place of the moon, and 18 photographs and trther writers draw-ttentto to tha wtre-takan-of the spectrum bitterness and the personal and public Prof. Claxton arranged the meterologi-attltude of the conservative leaders to- -cal observations over a wide area, tor wards this son tf an American woman.

evidence of eclipse cycloe. The corona Mr. A. J. Balfour, the government lead-1 was of the expected minimum type, but In the House' of Commons who is km-, seemed fainter, yellower, -more -diffuse ally so genial towards others, has en-, and less definite than the eclipse of last followed the cars the last few days.

1 Tonight several of the lines are run- ning la this city and all of them In the FAVOR PLAN The Presbyterian General As HARRYL-tVERILLr other cities and by noon tomorrow all the lines will be running on schedule sembly Received the Report and Postponed Discussion. A Member of the Troy Academy Won the Inter-Academic Pr.ze-""" Speaking Con Bit. -OF STATEMENT. Its Influence on the Speculative Market Expained--Two 'Records Made. (By Associated Press.) PHILADELPHIA, May tlrely ignored this young member of tne hntiae whn with one sneecti.

nan now to expectation the Presbyterian Gen eral Assembly did not discuss the report of the committee on revision The Report of the Revision Committee Shows Church Sentiment which waa today presented to the commissioners. A minority report was also aid before the assembly. The question gained a prominence which everybody says his party cannot afford to overlook. Current parliamentary gossip presages for Winston Churchill an ever, more brilliant career than that of hl father. The chief doubt of his success appears to be his lack of means, which at present are quite insufficient to enable him to devote that large amount of time required by the duties of a cabinet minister.

The sneers Df Mr. Brodrlck and other members of the government at Mr. Churchill's reference to his fath (By Associated Press.) NEW TORK. May New Tork Financier says this week: Two new records were made In the bank statement for the current week. NEXT THURSDAY i SET FOR DEBATE.

i (By Associated Press.) i CLINTON, N. May 18. The second Inter-Academic prize-speaking contest between representatives from 12 academies and High Schools of the State was held In the chapel of Hamilton College today. Harry L. Everlll of Troy Academy won the first prize.

Irvin Dermiller, Boys' High School, Brooklyn, won the second, and Harold Coggeshall, Water-vllle High School, was awarded honorary mention. HADLEY JONES. The Former Mayor of Little Falls.Who Lately Abtconded, is a Defaulter. The decrease In loans and deposits was freely and lovingly offered In- Christ Jesus to all sinners. 4.

These returns indicate that a plurality of the Presbyteries desire that changes should be made by some new statement of present doctrines. 6. The returns also Indicate a desire on the part of many Presbyteries for some revision, at lhe present confession especially in chapter III; chapter section chapter XVI, section chapter XXII, section chapter XXV, section t. with additional statementa concerning the love of God for all men, missions and the Holy Spirit. Next Thursday is set apart for discussion of the report.

CORONER'S QUEST, OVER AYRES. Inquiry in Caso the Centut Clerk Murdered. in Wash- 1 3, i- (By. Associated -WASHINGTON, May- 18. The 1 coro- ner's Inquiry Into the mysterious murder of the young census James Seymour Ayres, at the Kenmore Hotel, last Wednesday morning, was begun at the Sixth Police Precinct.

Station today. The first witness, Daniel Woodhouse, colored, employed as a waiter In the hotel, said that he had gone to Ayres room 'about 2:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at the request of Mlsa Mary Mlnas, a young lady who occupied a room adjoining that occupied by Ayres. "She met me," he said, "and asked me to go to Mr. Ayers' room and see whether he was up, saying that she had heard strange noises In his room and was uneasy." He looked through the keyhole and saw the body lying oh the floor, clad only In an undershirt and apparently lifeless. When he told Miss Minas of his discovery she did not, he said, seem In the least disturbed or agitated.

the largest ever known, lust as the in er's fight and his own right to raise the crease in these Items last February were the largest on record. The current statement, however, seems widely at variance with known facts. The prelim will be considered next Thursday and Friday. Today's session was called to order at 9:30 o'clock by Moderator Minton. and after the usual devotional exercises, reports of special committees were presented.

Appended to the report of the 20th century fund committee were a number of resolutions, which the assembly was asked to adopt. The revision committee's report and those of all special committees, Including the minority report on revision, were then presented. L0CKP0RT, LABOR. Talk of Street Ra Iway and Machinists' Strike it Common in That City. inary reports of the leading institutions up to Friday showed that over $5,000,000 bad come Into the banks above what had STANLEY WAS ARRAIGNED.

He Was Held for Bail in Father Phillips' Case to Amount of (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK; May 18. Stanley was arraigned before Coroner Bausch today and was held In $10,000 ball for further examination before the Coroner Wednesday next. Levy Unger, attorneys for Stanley, issued the following statement today: "We deem it our duty to issue the following statement: "After a thorough and conscientious examination Into the facts of this case, wa state unequivocally that there was no immorality, actively or suggestively. In the conduct of the unfortunate priest. The temporary unusual abuse of stimulants on his part is the sum total of any weakness with which he can be charged.

His life was morally pure and we deplore any suggestion to the contrary in an Irresponsible moment by a runx-crased unfortunate. If any women were in that flat they were there before the arrival of Father Phillips, and had departed long before he arrived, nor did he see any woman while there." been paid out, and yet the statement Saturday reveals an actual loss In cash tattered banner of economy ana to protest against the growing war expenditure, has had but a slight effect among the broader minded Conservatives and Radicals. An explanation of Mr. Churchill's difficulties in securing fair treatment in the House of Commons Is perhaps supplied by T. P.

O'Connor, the Irish Nationalist, who this week Is writing a series of articles entitled "Is Parliament decaying?" In these articles Mr. O'Connor dilates upon the utter mental and physical apathy which prevails among members of the government who are Jaded by long office holding and frequent attendance at this enervating "hot house of the Thames." Mr. Balfour, he says, Is quite worn out and without a spark of freshness. time with union men. nRST SISNS OF SETTLEMENT.

The first Indication of the settlement of the strike came at an early hour this morning from Troy, where it was announced that the Troy division of railway employes' organization had decided to sign the agreement presented at last night's conference. Following this notification the other divisions met In Albany and after they had signed, the Traction Company's officers signed it, and at 11 o'clock this morning It became binding. As Is usual both sides to this controversy which has cost two lives and the loss of many thousands of dollars, claim the credit From the face of the agreement it Is evident that the striking men won these concessions: what mi men won. Increasing night men and extra men's wages to 20 cents per hour. Granting men the right of appeal from a decision of an Inspector or the super--, intendent to traction company's execu-, tlve board.

Providing that Inspectors boarding a car need not be rung up unless they present an equivalent for fare. The road to pay any employe for lost time when suspended and found not guilty, Employes permitted to ride on their own divisions free by showing their badge. No discrimination against strikers who hare not committed violence. WHAT THB COMPANY WON. The traction people obtained these concessions: That men who were on strike and com.

mitted violence shall not be reinstated unless proven guiltless. That the road may hire or discharge any man without reference to his affil-: latlon or otherwise with a union. That bo proposition to strike shall be acted upon until 48 hours have elapsed from the time of notification, and that if a strike Is ordered It shall not take effect until six days. The general opinion of strikers and clt-. liens over the settlement is that the greatest credit should go to Anthony N.

Brady of the company and William E. Woolard, attorney for the strikers. The Traction Company gave out the following stetement tonight: "It is sufficient to call attention to the fact that the company accorded the men of over $1,250,000. If this be true, it follows that the condition of the banks at the beginning of the week was such as to counteract the heavy gains made during the last few days. As It Is, however, the statement Is favorable from a cash standpoint, the fall of $25,864,200 in deposits having released nearly $6,500,000 of required reserve, and since cash decreased less than $1,300,000, the result is shown In an addl.

tion to excess surplus of $5,172,450, bringing the total to $13,299,925. The large decrease of $22,204,800 in loana represents in a belated form the heavy liquidation succeeding the late Stock Exchange panic. Its effect upon the remainder of the (By Associated Press.) LITTLE FALLS, N. May became known here' today that Hadley Jones, formerly Mayor of this city, who fled some time ago, had obtained from an Ashtabula, Ohio, bank S7500 on forged bank stock certificates of the National Herkimer County Bank. It has been learned also that Jones secured 34000 from Miss Emily Johnson of New Tork on a spurious mortgage.

6 Miss Johnson was a client of Jones. He secured a divorce for her from her husband, who is. said to be a wealthy merchant of Utlca. In the statement of the case she received J4000. Jones kept this money and in return gave her the spurious mortgage.

EMMETT WHEELER HELD. (Special Dispatch to the Sunday News.) LOCKPORT, May 18. There are mut-terlngs of discord In local electric railway circles and there would belittle surprise In this city If there should be a general strike declared On all the lines of the International Traction Company withln'the next 48 hours. The men have made a formal demand on the company for: the reinstatement of a number of statement is. as shown, most pronounced.

STOCK TRADING YESTERDAY. The Promise of Strength Was Not Fully Realized Owing to Bank Statement. i4en who' were recently discharged from LIEUT. TOWNLEY, Will Be on Charge o' Sharing in Philippine Com- missary oprtng crop requirements must be met in the near future, and now that the pressing needs which started a heavy movement to this center are at an end, It is only natural that normal conditions will again hold sway. This meanB that the tendency of Interior lnstitutlons from now on will be to reduce, rather than enlarge their New York balances, although as a matter of fact, the reaction from stock panics heretofore has always been reflected In a sudden rising of cash reserves due to receipts from mlscellan-.

eoua sources. (By Associated Press.) NEW TORK, May 18. This total sales of stocks today amounted to 602,000 shares, including, American sugar American tobacco 11.000, Atchison 62,000, Atchison 17,000, Brooklyn (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, Richard P. Townley, a retired officer of the navy, will be court-martialed for alleged participation In the commissary Transit 15,000, Burlington 9000, Erie 44, wages asked for, which at no time was a serious matter or difference between them, as was shown by the fact that we offered arbitration. BRYAN GUILTY, Indicted With Olhtrs for the Murder of Fa her Ricgel of Chol- tenham.

TOURISTS. WHERE THEY WILL FIND Humphreys' Specifics Paris, 32, rue Etienne-Marcel, and ill. Pharmacies. London. 1, King Edward Street, -Newgate Street.

Vienna. Stephansplatz, 8. Alexandria, rue Cherit Pacha. Lisbon, Rua do Arsenal, 148 151 Barcelona, 5, Calle Sta; Brussels, 58, rue Montagne de la Cour. Rio de Janeiro, 32, Rua Goncatvei Dias.

Buenos Ayres, 442, Calle Florida, 446. Mexico City, Calle del Coliseo, i Havana, Teniente Rey 41, Coftipostela. 83 85. Honolulu, Hollister Drug Ltd. Panama, Plaza Santa Ana.

Canada, at all Drug Stores. Dr. Humphreys' Specific Manual, pocket epitome of the Domestic Practice of Medicine, mailed for the asking. Humphreys' Homsopatblc Medlolne Cot -William John X. 000, Manhattan 27,000, Missouri Pacific Manna, near Admiral 26 000; National Lead 10,000, People's Gas Kempff on the Asiatic station today de.

23i0O0, Reading 17,000, St. Paul 16,000. tached Townley from command of the Southern Pacific 11,000, Union Pacific nautical school, and will hold him under OOU, Southern Railway 60,0. United 'i suspension to await further action. States Steel 26,000.

do pfd. 22.000. It Is alleged that Townley on two oc- The promise of renewed strength In I caslons attempted to extort money form stocks held out by yesterday's market 1 the firm of Castle Brothers, Wolf was hot fully realized today, although I Sons of Manila. The money. It is the substantial early gains not I charged, was to be used in part to clear all wloed out by the late reactionary ten- the accounts of the army commls- "The men have conceded all the pany's demand in the agreement for which the executive committee have (By Associated Press.) May report of tjie special committee on revision appointed by the Presbyterian General Assembly of 1900 to consider the question of a revision of the confession of falthr-was submitted to the general assembly today.

The committee began' It work by submitting the following questions to, the Presbyteries. THC QUESTIONS ASKED. "1. Do you desire a revision of our confession of faith? or "2. Do you desire a supplemental explanatory statement? or "3.

Do you desire to supplement our doctrinal standards with a briefer statement of the doctrines 'moat surely believed among expressing in simple language the faith, of the church In loyalty to the system of doctrine contained in holy scripture and held by the reformed churches? or "4. Do you desire the dismissal of the whole subjeat, ao that our doctrinal standards shall remain as they are, without any change whatever, whether revlslonal, supplemental or substantial? "If your preference Is for a revlslonal action, state in what direction and to what extent you would have revision undertaken. The revision reported to the Assembly In 1892 might here be helpful as a baals for Judgment. "If your preference Is for an explanatory atatement, indicate what specific points in the confession the explanations should cover. "The committee considers It as quite evident-that due.

regard to the above questions and suggestions may be of great service In contributing to a better knowledge of the mind of a church on this Important matter. "The committee also would respectfully request the Presbyteries in report--ing their action to state the vote In the affirmative and In the negative." Answers were received from 202 Presbyteries as follows: r-- THE VOTE TAKEN. For revision of the confession (question 1,) 47. 2. For an explanatory atatement (question 2,) 11.

S. For revision of the confession and an 'explanatory atatement (questions 1 and 2,) 1. 4. For a supplemental statement of doctrine (question 52. 5.

For revision and a. supplemental statement of doctrine, (questions 1 and 3,) 15." 8. For an explanatory atatement and a supplemental, statement questions 2 and 3) 1. T. For a substitute creed, 14.

8. For an alternative creed, 9. For some change, 8. 10. Negative vote on all four questions, 4.

11. Indecisive vote. 1. 12. For a dismissal of the whole subject, 50.

13. Presbyteries in the United States not reporting, 13. 14. Presbyteries In foreign lands not reporting, 16. The votes show -that 63 Presbyteries favor (see items and above) some revision of the confession of faith and 68 Presbyteries favor (see items Nos.

4, 6 and 6 above) some form of supplemental statement of the doctrines most surely believed among us. FINDINGS SUBMITTED. -4. After the '-patient 'consideration given to this important subtest, thus recorded, and after a -protracted, but harmonious discussion of the suhlect In ail its bear-li and in lis po- Issue, it was a 1 to to the ipral ns-- I av 5 an'l The Detective Who Killed George Sharp ii Charged With Murder at Salamanca. (Special Dispatch to the Sunday News.) SALAMANCA, May 18.

The remains of young George Sharp who was shot and killed by Detective Emmett Wheeler on Thursday afternoon, were taken to Elmlra yesterday morning, Charles Sharp, the boy's father accompanying the same. The result of the autopsy yesterday morning was of little Importance, showing the course of the ball which entered the back of Sharp's head. The preliminary hearing of Detective Wheeler was set down for 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, but It was nearly 2 o'clock before all of the attorneys arrived at Justice Spencer's office In the City Hall building. "i The charge of murder In the first degree was read to Wheeler and he pleaded not guilty. Henry P.

city attorney appeared for the People at the request of Attorney, who was detained, and Attorney J. J. Inman of Salamanca appeared for the defendant Attorney contenaea iroro tde inception of the Acuities, as will be evidenced by provisions one and seven of the agreement which are as follows: sary. "First, the United Traction Company wiu i-uiiiinue 10 recognize and treat with any commltee of Its employes representing organized or unorganized labor when they desire to be heard in relation to any grievance. dency, due principally to the bank statement.

The heavy stock market liquidation Is shown In the S24.204.SOO of repayments of bank loans. It is clear that the money- market Is again a factor to be considered In the stock market with receipts of currency from, the Interior arrested and gold going out to Europe. The effect of realizing was quickly manifest this morning In stocks. COIN AND GOODS. Exports and Imports for the Week Show Much Aciivily (By Associated Press.) s.

(By Associated Press.) May 18. The trial of "Sallor'Bob" Bryan, one of the nine persons Indicted for murdering Father Rlegel of Cheltenham, by the administration of "knock-out drops," came to an end today by the withdrawal of the plea of not guilty and the substitution of a plea guilty of murder in the second degree. Robert Winne was convicted earlier in the week of murder In the second degree. The others will be tried at once. Kee your ejM open when you tmyaoodtof any ion.

Refine all sutxtitutes lor standard dvertiied the company's employ, presumably because they were suspected of belonging to a union. No reason 'was assigned for their discharge. It Is said that Rezln Orrof Detroit, International Treasurer of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes, will be In the city tonight or tomorrow to confer with the men and advise them as to their course In dealing with the company. The employees are encouraged because of the victory won in Albany to greater efforts In obtaining the concessions they demand. It Is declared by some of.

the leaders that a strike will surely come and that the time for one to begin haa been determined upon If the company does not grant the demands. There is a practical certainty also that there will be a strike among the machinists of the city on Monday at the time when the general strike begins all over the country. Demands have been made of employers of machinists for a nine hour day without reduction of pay. The Holly Manufacturing Company last fall sgreed to the demand for a nine hour day but. It is understood that, the demand for full pay as before is yet un-granted.

The Holly Company is a 'member of the National Metal Workers'. Association and It Is claimed that by reason of an agreement, between that association and the International Association of Machinists, this question of wages must In good faith be submitted to arbitration. It is declared among machinists on the'other hand that the question now waiting settlement -is a general one and does not come under the provision of the agreement referred to. Demands have been made upon the Holly Manufacturing Company, the American District Steam Company, Oliver Brothers, the Trevor Manufacturing the Lockport Works and others employing machinists. There are 160 union machinists in the city.

The sloop Spray with Capt. Sloeum In command passed through the locks here westward bound for the Pan-American Exposition at abnut 3 o'clock this afternoon. The captain expects to reach Buffalo tomorrowand be on hand for the dedication. His boat present a trtm and neat appearance and looks 'little like a bnat which haa weathered the hard knocks obtained in a trip around the world. The captain not In love "Seventh, the right which already exists Is hereby confirmed, namely, the united Traction Company is free to employ union or.

non-union men, and to wioumiKB mem tor cause. "The men whose dlsrhnrar wa "NEW YORK, May 18. The exports of gold and sliver from tl.is port to all countries for this week aggregate manded remain in the company's employ under the terms of the agreement" The Albany and Troy divisions of the amalgamated associations of street railway employes gave the following state- John Stevens of Hornellsvllle was pres- Wabash K. K. Will sell greatly reduced rate (Colonist) tickets to all Pacific Coast points every Tuesday until April SOth.

Butte, Helena, Anaconda, Spokane, Portland, geattle. Tacoma. S39.50; Los Angeles, Ean Diego, Ban Francisco, 139.00. Through reservations In Colonist sleepers Ticket offices, 287 Main SL, Ellicott Square. ASK YOUR 6P.0CER FOR VltBANS FLOVR! Alwtyi rres fironmf, clean and Sireer, 485 silver bars and coin and 12,198,841 The Imports of specie this week were $33,282 gold and $64,174 silver.

The Import of drygoods and merchandise at the port of New York for this Trains every few minutes by the New Tork Central for Niagara Falls. Quickest way to get there. Round trip 00 cents. ASSOCIATIONS CLAIM VICTORY. "The associations have gained a great victory in their settlement week were valued at $11,741,678.

We have secured strong recognition of ent in tne interests of the Erie Railroad Company as was Hudson Ainsley of this city for the father of the deceased. At the request of the attorneys for the defense an adjournment was granted until 1 o'clock this afternoon. Wheeler was turned over to the custody of the sheriff of the county and taken to Little Valley. He returned to Salamanca this morning and was present when the proceedings were resumed before Justice Spencer. Hon Ami.

It is said that an observing grocer once remarked to a customer that there was needed in his community, a fine scouring soap. That the trouble with preparations then ouered was that they scratched and actually wore out surfaces on which trwv were used. In the comnimm so iert le by housewives -e and tin -t i as tiiv i in be. i I or uuiuua ami an aemanas as to wages have been granted. We have waived our requests In regard to the nine objections rue men.

as we are now Informed milt thev are desirous of affiliating with -ins," wy that we retrret that f.vrre Albany has i t.ie duath of inno-; 'ins-h almost ex-" outing strike, i in j0 fdnven-' i of cars in HQOn 1 It POB- if ROLLF MU.l with canal navi, P. W. "yr:.