The Standard Union from Brooklyn, New York • 2

THE EROOKLYi; DAILY STA20)AET-TnnON, TIUJIl SDAY, JTTNI. 2, IBS' tp, vrvj AT ALTAI Unionists in jeetod aa unwonted titter- mcntcf the Southern question la not CRUMBS SWEPT UP. s. ness into their nablie soeeehes. cassed the result of any nusrepreseatatioa of SI Mai-rlacra of Hl IuImI Aaae Kiel mtm laMMlai -C ib.t I.

BrVll XCxJoseice William fTatsca. who retired and ap around a subscription paper fi'ti HUn poUucs two jrmn ajro, LJu-iT te come ta the front aaraia thts fail to direct Ihe points! new "electoral committees." fc at i Jiever again can they expect to hood- rrr a tn A A PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON. PRICE. TWO CENTS. movements ef the Ipubii-ans In ti Twenty- Does tbe Ei-oilr, C.b tas-d sixth ward.

He powerful speaker and caa the situation. He is exposed to dennn-ciation because be has called the attention of the people once more to the exact truth touching the condition of affairs in the Sout hem States. It is the truth that hurt3 the Southern Dem-ocratie politicians, who to-day hold the reins of power in the Fed Frank Umrj BrIMav. Miss Isabel A are Pudiardjma marrind last evening, in gt, John's P. E.

Charch, on 8t John's place tt-er vrth areane, to Frank Hnry Brirtow. The bride is a dausrhter of Mr. A. B. Richardson, a member of the Produce Exchange, and the groom ia the wn of Henry Bristow, a member of the Board of Education.

Tba wefkiins ceremony wa per Publication Office, 29 ano 31 Fultom win many votes. tTTT I wick the electors as they did at the last election, when they obtained a majority, fon the false pretenses that tbey were as much opposed to coercion as Mr. Gladstone himself, that the Grand i 6, 8 and 1 0 Front St. NOTICE. It ti ISC It A Mr.

Edward F. Lintoa has become a fsll-fledged yachtsman, lie is a member of the Canartie Yacht Club and dotirvs it to hare a ADVERTISEMENTS IwrtMogo eo tm Current I6SUE OF TUP STANDARD-UNION MOST REACH THE PUBLICA natioBsJ reputation. He has a very swift boat wouldn't mind takinr a turn with the Klt r-t s. ti. TION Orrics Ckront NOON.

Thistle when it comes over. ALL COMMUNICATIONS Relatiso to the E3itosil Nt Columns of thi) Paper M'JST, IN ORDER TO RECEIVE ATTENTION. BE AoOBESiEO TO THE EDI winning the pennant Tha ia a avestii that is on tb Lr cf snaa cf the thousand that xo VsCarvia Tark to see taear town's repeseatau ea IM die tntwul field it way toward Tktrry i- gkiry. Of cxaura the Uam bat a rhaixe of Winsir-Z tb cintcted jrue. ttt tst Broi.klTn will boro tbe chmt of Amrrkia prtrth'.

Tbe wnntita riut Ule urVr tW lij.lTti.Tr ot havmic ia their raafcs a trans cf hnrtJ ptayert Uiat aav tteir equal is aitni htales end li.il. of cmrne, ureus Ue nl as fsr as that pirtu-ular sjst The present rhamfiios -f the As-OciaUivi. the r4.axuts Hub. 'tav Lw paiKU fame wita pheaxmenal an-uiwry aad vLr.t. Ivery ncrvs (.

ca ue team Is seeasiacty strunw in c.a w.th its eral Government. This is so not because they are "peculiarly sensitive, but tbat they apprehend, and with very good reason, that it will tend to arouse public sentiment In tha decisive commonwealths of the Union and lead to their expulsion from the offices they have usarped. Unable to successfully Counselor Gedney, of MkLUetoa Fott, appeared on Decoration Day wilh aa elegant formed by the Rev. Dr. Charles R.

Treat, the Church of the IVriiemer. The bert man was Mr. Thomas T. HavrWn. and the maid of honor Miss jsi B.

fioesriand. The bride jLvore a drew of heavy t-ream-wtiito faille fran-caise and embowd plush en trains, fpu-nitnrea of dncbesB tare and oransre tomtoms. Her ornaments were pearls and diamonds. Tha maid of honor was dressed irt pale ixlicCrope faille and watered silk; ernamena di memds. The Bfher wptw Mow.

Edwr4 It. BrfHow, TOR OF THE STANOARD-UNION. Mld I -V word and attachments which the post gav to COMVUNICATtONS IB RefcrencE to the BUSINESS DEPARTMENT HOtA3 BE TO THE BUSINESS Old Man's declaration that the only alternative lay between home rule and coercion was false, and that they could govern Ireland without granting the one or resorting to- the other. Having obtained a- majority by these means, aide by the tin preparedness ef the popular mind to grasp the idea of home rule eo suddenly, they fondly hoped that they were out of all danger for was not Parliament certain to last for Feven years, and would not their him. He it the proodatmaa in town.

MANAGER. -oti. a si la v. Martha! Stafford is the aandwaacst Democratic official tn ta city of Brooklyn. But aa EVENING, JUNE 2, 1SS7.

rm "l.JW e.a 1 Harry A. HiJt. illiam K. WeiH. Chart" THE FINDINGS OF THE GRAND JURY controvert the Senator's arguments, they are sure to heap on him more than the usual share oi vituneration.

But this cannot hoodwink the people.who, in their own good time, will right the monstrous wrong a fellows, and a ceure lu rceivatiie to the orrtirvar wrrer (4l.T.'.jn kads to a A. Fofktt, Edwin M. le Or. lporp Slanstield, Stephen F. Poey and JUenry Q.

Youjifr. aftr the ceremony a reeeptloa was held at the reektanoeof tbe bride's parents, 3f0 Eighth street Borne of thaw present wt: it rlH I A I i a. i. yet has disdained to soccumb to etiptd't wiles. Mr.

Frank McGuire, who runs the Sheriff's office with tha aid of Hush McLautrhlia. is anxious so be SfcerUT. He is a rnod fellow, bat fortune in the shape of Boas McLauirhlin does A sVistse-t mmm, vsi 4VHaa tftei pkty of bawbaii field tartm that taJke the exponents of the dub coenpiet ly tv KirpnH aad eaiii-a conMernauoct la ltr rati Irs. pointed out by Mr. Sherman.

K. I fe i. 1 'ia-A Ull dreaded antagonist by that time be removed from the political arena forever? So the mere mention of the word dissolution; throws them into a very palsy of terror. In all probability the Tories are as much averse to a dissolution as the Liberal TlU f-rwvsse mi ol r-x. Waat-flW not seem to smile on sua aiaarauuo as yet.

ito.put a tioubt, as lHrercr toyle of the Brooklyn club exprewa It, tine rt len team "are the kins puis ot the diamond 6c kl -1t, ami only mtrarle, sermins'T, wvl eeatleaaf 4 Jp t. Nam. t. A-Vw klUUC K.MAI. ot the other cJuto ia the tauratMS to defeat DECRY WAS PROBABLY MURDERED.

The finding of the body of John Deery, the night watchman who was in charae of Palmer's cooperage at Jfoitb Mr. Jacob Erregxer, who was one ot the moat prominent men in the CiUaens Aawxna-Uea of Kew Lota, proposes to re so Far Rock-away. The new ward has became for his nervous temperament. them. It wnot kaoww bo the general pak-tie that the Brooklyn tram is bettw taken care ea than sny ctiuriif.

MI. hAt.t Of- Sir. Charles E. Teale, of the Board cf Education, wife and daughter; Surrmtendert cf Public Instruction Calvin Patterson and Mrs. Patterson, Dr.

and Mrs. Fred. J. Moore, Miss W. F.

Browiw. Mr. AVm. Halsev, Xiss Grace Miller, Ms Belie Hslsev, Mr. fl.

O. Youajr, Miss Belle Valentine, Mr. Frmon Poey, Sir. and. Mrs.

C. De Groove. Mr. and Mrs. John Mnrphv, Assistant Stmerratendent of PubUe Tn-strwrtioa W.

H. Maxwell and wife, and Wil-bam Harknns, of the Board of EdwaGoH, and wife; Miss Ida Morrison. Mr. and Mrs, Knowi-ton, Mr. and Mrs.

i. W. Blake aad Mr. Edward btevenson. Following- the reception the bride and groom took traua for club ia the mostrr, tei calaras U'S' f.

rrr a 1 a ft. for emiparat ivei l.tUe wrk la twid tho J' Signs were not wanting for eoma days hack tbat the Grand Jury now in session "was in high favor with the Democratic Ring. The organ of the little coterie which puts itself forward as the Democratic party has been lavish in its praise of the jurors, just as it was lavish in its censure of the jury which called public attention to the electric light schemes, and asked for a legislative investigation into the conduct of affairs in this city and county. Both Grand Jaries were drawn toy Juror Commissioner. William A.

Furey, one of Boss McLaughlin's chief lieutenants; both were in charge District Attorney Ridgway, and In tooth cases the organ was ready with its censure and praise before the results of the work, done in the Grand Jury room were made known through the regular channels. It is, perhaps, not the fault I ml i 1 i.S 1 pis rem, and "verTttiing tfetl w.ll tet Ui tbnr LMTUCO r. el hr I Ltnlrwa comfort, either oa or off the Brkt. si eVn by Bridge passwngers will bava notion! on the platform, oo the cars, oa the finea, or turning op everywhere st unexpected laces and times, a sturdily built man of medium beicrht and resolute with a lone reddish beard, a tLtrtT OF Ttla itOtta ro IVMS. toe best manarer of a hwetoOl srara tn Urf crwntrv, rres Wwt C.

H. Ca mnilrt tS m-r. fc km dissidents; for they too see that the popular current has turned against them, and they also are anxious to maintain their Shylock-like rent-rolls mall their inhuman integrity. But the guilty consciences ot the assembled traitors to Liberalism made them tremble like the cowards that they are at a mere rumor. The people of England will laugh at the Unionists' fear of another electoral campaign much mora than they will be moved by Unionist invective or Chamberlain's rabid hatred of Gladstone and Parnell.

4 Mi mmm 9 1 wwiwnS ai.u Ituiiih, ims a ta jt r. kt. pair of deeply set eves, and a anwter-worknmn Aa idaMrattoo of the ireaerou way a whk-m toe ciaO Uwass its piarars Is Jvmmj tbe popular bark-su ot the riub. i'eei tea li rs, ox e. TsseMiiMt itiUTti tetints.

A l(i. TKIi a ut. tui t. h.l. at la tooa.

Fifth street and Kent avenue, which was fired by the Johnson brothers last Saturday night, seems to point to murder as a part of the incendiaries' crime. The various statements on the snbjeet do not conflict materially. They agree on the fact tbat the body lay face down under a platform from which freight was transferred to cars; that near the right hand was the remains of his lantern; that the left hand was raised and resting on the back of the head; and that there were two doors, one at each end of the platform, each fastened only with a latch from the inside, and by either of which Deery could have found while coming down too stone stop the Nassau ctuo-housa eao aicbt jd and Rock weU-t)art n. Miss Re Clartcra, daughter of TSr. Mrs.

Joseph Claxton. was married lset to Dr. Georee V. Rockwell, at her father's reei-denee. No.

70 Downing street, by the rector of St. Luke's church, in the presence of neariv a hundred relative and intimate frfcnwis. The bride's dress was ot white faille francaise silk sprained his ankle. Of course he cvul4 d4. plsv ball for a long time afterward.

But fe IUtiK itDcr.ttniti. at aa r. gtMtk, Tt salary raa aloor all the aim, aad even st ban th air. This is C. Martin, tha hupertn tern lent of the BrWg.

lYaatrver criticism may be passed on the brklre management few will deny that Mr. Martin invariably oops his work conscientiously and thoroughly, lie may not tre his men. but be shows himself hide otmatderatiou. lie Is a teatous church member and hoUs office in the Church ot Christ an place. Mr.

Martin also a ttron advocate of temperance rrinciplea. Some few years back hie efforts in the cause rf morality resulted in ridding the town of of a number of mastareent wore hard put to it keen p-mjr along without srtiraijc another caU-iier ihrr than O'Brwn, Feej'l' waa ski akmi torxrrt msaaelf ta aav way order to aara tne otm ho waa drawing ruht aluoa. Aad aav ot lu Bnairrotts pitchers la the ami K.y of tt club management ril tt tho nmu.lriii and mi t'lat la ta rirt a mmm-4r -a rant tr Ui AETBtR Jt.vMI ft'S. art tji rrrs. a iutui iti utritt.

JAST DAYS OK C'trtTfTHKl. mt a. tit. vil twVT t'. IOIUI US WShiliT.

prompt egress from the building to the disreputable bouses. tltey feel tslivposrd and Jwt Mgtt f. baa playing, they are frx dut erca at WOMEN IN THE SCHOOL BOARD. There was no opposition to the sentiments expressed at the meeting in Historical nail last night in favor of the appointment of women as members of the Board of Education. It was not expected that there would be.

The enormous majority of people who believe that the grace of womanhood is the rbk ofttartimes of losing a rssaia. with Duchesse bice, the gift of the rroom's mother, with full bridal veil of tulle. The rooms were hung with smMax and oecoraSeH with palms. Kits Nellte Claxtoa and Miss Ilattie Tripp acted aa bridesmaids and Mr. Tames Davis and Mr.

Edward H. Kockwell as (rrooms. t. C. Ormsby and William Hull acted a ushers.

The bridal gift of Mr. George a. Rockwell, tne rroom's father, was a house and lot, furnished completely, at 226 McDonourh street, near Bumner avenae, the finishing touches to whic will be made before the return of the bride and proma frotn a short wedding tour. The other prexeou were numerous and beautiful. During the evening supper was served by Koberteou.

But wit all tha good trcalawut it rei ve the Brooctra team, eo far aa oasavie c4hrrvaino Frederick tclwee Is easong the Jurors accepted in the J. Bfcarp rase by both sidea. If this ie the Jolly Aanstant Inspector-Gtmeral oa the Governor's staff, tha Jury will not piae ia dullness in the probable long sMnioue to corn, for the Colonel has a rich and varied fund of roes, docs sk enter into a game with the same 1 RF "tll.J 'rr KIT of the present Grand Jury that it has earned the praise of the Ring organ, but It is strong evidence that the work of the Grand Jurors will not meet with the approval of the people of Brooklyn. It must not be hastily concluded, however, that the rand Jury did not make an effort to indict the rascals proved guilty of corruption in office, extortion, bribery and various other crimes by the testimony taken before the Legislative Investigating Committee. The questions submitted toy the jurors to Judge Moore show not only that they had in View the indictment of some at least ef the men accused in the majority re- beorfv determine Uoo to grl there that charer tmnes the rham ptoa clubs plat ttig.

Wita IM Kl. Loais team it wmikl ipraar to the apertaow humor that makes a fool of time. IbIii mv4 11 -l. a-r I ca eefc fcat S- tuvu't m' ifc i i. TIEH TURTLES PiUiwtMir.

street. If Deery had been seeking to avoid the heat and smoke when near the platform, it was only natural that he would have rushed into the open street by the doorway nearest to him, instead of crawling under the platform; and the fact that his head was eo burned as to be scarcely recognizable as that of a human being indicates that It was laid across the fire fn some other spot; for the remains of the platform would show that it could not have been so burned there. The raised hand indicates that he had been that each maa wa ftaaar-tally tr.trrratmt ta ta game or that hi wry bowur dfmiaxi oa tae result. Tbe loral dob ran play real I all, of course, but Its plavwi aa a tram are XILUOXS QT FLAXT3 Tarllaeo I fca Inr tko Card well Bailey. The matrimonial ceremony of Addison A.

and apparent I aaali to create a skw unn Cted to Decorate Graves la lost in publio life were not there; and, knowing as they do how infinitesimal in quantity is the sympathy of any part of the community with the purposes of women who thirst for "the bubble reputation" that floats above those who mingle in polities', it was not to be expected that they would be there. The meeting was called to en ordinarv onick rlnwlatlon erf thMiMkmt Card welt to Miss Uda J. Bailey took place kutt evening, at 8 o'clock, in the Church of the Fasaloa for Folie? Half a mQlioa plaata, a larger number than Is previous years, were sold by the florists about Greenwood for the purpowa of Decora Atonement, corner of Marcy avenue and Keep street. There was a larce attendance at the tJM4t t.wrw t-9 for tt The wwwj wa ia ti-M ttty aad New Ywk IUaI A.a a Oa siilwiitmwiUitU tier Ue year at VtaeC Fn Ik rw tno E.i.'Ui in at i. It Ui takeai pmrt.

there hv rr i 4 bunt cwwvw'i-fl mtui wul rat so wajyunt at me of -ane ceremony, and the bride, bearing a nuVKTii8cent bouquet, ana nnativ attired ia a oeauuiui erav traveling dress, waa the central fifrure of hfe fluid. What the mo tai at an tnfuuon of the electriral of ttmr rrvalo eat rivals from tbe WeS and tbey wij sa seen at the front. How do yxm knew For many as nos. Tbe llnklvn tearn has yt a exrtal ta tSe Country havy team lttm.j iM.t waat mid does this aeittl baet hall entitf On tt.emT So grml. With nno-half Ute sale bm Wwl-tnra wul make in a gatoe tae h4.

Luuts -tub coakl get twire as Baaur ram, Tin eitraorrlmary vttaiitv ebewa hr the stunned by a blowon the back of his head, and that he instinctively raised it to protect himself from a repetition attraction. After receiving the congratula- tions of their friends, they Immediately started dorse the demand for the appointment of women, not to ascertain what the' public sentiment is on the Eubject. Mayor Whitney said a year ago he would be willing to appoint tion Day. This estimate cooiedered low by the florists. The sales were not all made within a day or two, but extended aver the wr-k previous to tba oat, and orders oatne to the Durwta by mail and telegraph frora all over the country.

This total dews not mctwie deliveries from florist elsewhere, so that the prows nnmber runs np into the Bullions without exajTseratioiL u. 4 on a ten days' tour, during which they will visit of the blow. Probably his skull w. fractured at that time, and to conceal hi, llx LLtt mn' t- i- at.1 lagara alls, and' many other placet o( port of the Investigating Committee, but also that District Attorney Ridgway had either forfeited their confidence, or, by his defenso of the accused, raised a doubt in the minds of the jury as to whether the things charged against the officials implicated warranted the finding of indictments. If the District Attorney had not antagonized the Grand Jury, why should the latter have appealed to the court, unless, indeed, the object of the inquiry on the part of the jury was to ascertain of r-'t (4 l-w e.

Ir a. Um Wu vw.l. taa leva to tu i i a l. ehamptom cm the I tm In) aianf 1 .41 hoa ksl nr fuw ta ftiha tiuwi 4 I'et uiwhi.i I ta few tii 'ts. AaMro tne mafrntturie oi umiitkiluu oruers may be gained from theMatanwat that one thousand plants were ordered train Weir the fl wist for the dtwrstion of IVter Coojfr'i Int.

That fashions chan re in flowers is seen frora tbe set tvia-titmaa Riley. At St. John's Chapel, corner of Clermont and Greene avenues, kut night. Mi's Hester Cicelia, daughter of tne late blwritT Riley, waa wedded to Mr. William A.

WiKhlman. The Mr 2uuait, Dm l( ln women to the Board of Education provided he were convinced that there waa any sentiment on the part of the public at large in favor of it. Of -course, such meetings as were held last evening furnish no indication from which that sentiment can be learned. It merely shows that that meeting favors it; and ot lb- (aialm. kut I a I chaoel was filled with friends of the contract the marks left by their bludgeon the miscreants named laid his head on the blazing heap they had already made, and when they thought the crime had been thus concealed dragged the body to the platform and pushed it under.

This is a terrible tale to tell in these days of enlightened thought and feeling; but unfortunately it is about the only rational conclusion that can be reached from a review of the character of the Johnson brothers, and their per1 tb lll-'U-. nW. I' II lh lal acO rataUee c4 Um. ii; teu. a Un ai -mi twitss Was rr-esi press the cpinKia that they ww Mutulta of somekiivL 1 hut ki.a.iw Huoceai is at great a stimulant kt f.

tho slinvbuiiL, wtry ataicUa uf taa tt- Lous crab. lt the Brooklm bamtatlnlr ir kaui aa foot and aa dure tec It al.le and they will nt tiu" ho-ha 1 at the end Ct the saaken. ia taera aav trv lO ui the ruiuor Cat the Iiaeue a4 AaajrtaXija will he rutik-4j4aml nest yox Not partU le. Are Juam hurt every time tte! Atiaiitw ta 4 Mwtim a nit taa I--Ul Ur. a so that this year the demand is for fuhare plaeta.

In their arranrwnest in maw Uxt present an eifect which is equal to that of huge bouqiaeht, and are, of course, easW to care for. In the front of John Condon's Fifth avenue rreenrwHise are several unique arrangements of foliair. An elephant ot cactus wa a cortus tail and ivy ears, and a hKht green cactus trunk makes him look t-tirsi, as the coctua lion, whose teeth of white blossoms are warranted to scare email bora These novelties are a hint to the plots which be instituted. It seems oo4 to the uninterested, but he has sample graves in vari in the absence of any great popular gathering called for the purpose of bringing out an expression of public opinion on the subject, the only way in which it can be ascertained is by jVTft.a ire fi ,1, 1- ii 1L j. af Aiwrim ml.li: the i if to ing parties, and the succeeding reception at tha hou-e of tho bride's mother, Mra.

J. A. Riley, was largely attended, and the couple afterward started on a brief tour to Niagara and points North. AMUSEMENTS. "Fascination" at the Fark Theatre.

'Fascination" is being applauded nightly the Fark Theatre by crowded audiences: "ft is a most artistic dramatic venture, both in the extremely pleasing comedy merits of the Tilsy and In the matchlte charm of Mle Cora Tan- ltak cat It. I.iif ol.i(eti a fear Yeuaos i im ar whether they would be justified in bringing in an indictment against Mr. Ridgway himself? Judge Moore conld let a good deal of light in on the subject by giving for publication the questions to him by the Grand Jury, and Tub Stasdard-TJxios hopes he will Bee his way to do so without offending against gather the letter or the spirit of the, law. Unless Mr. Ridgway were possessed ot a Spartan virtue, which is not to "be looked for or expected in these days of boodlers Boss rule, he would nat- sistent determination to "get square" with the employer who discharged ke iuiupt afound and wrui.B his taa.l oo a IVOL mm fa foul til topt, 1 Kiiip Kj.aa, wIksi omV tai lkeckinfiy no.

Jbnmy si a great fakir, ac4 pf -usi sa 1 ir i.t ltik a cand eland lATer a wrlL observing the opinions expressed by persons of Doth Sexes in private conversation. Judged of in that way, the Mayor may easily discover that public sentiment is against any public policy which tends AtTw-ra wa 1 alidad m.irf ous dadgns Of floral urnamentaooa so that, aa his forvman said, leaning hat spade: ''The Ed. is Uld up In FilUburr w.th Int be aaw r- rai why evtniu Ui tit esat nert rend ition of th chinf nnrt. The oritrinal I inur w.l I the malaria. The Uam is ra4amrd iif Oejrrt and brilliant merriment, and tho nnobtruding utJL tr a rftscVtntion.

cut see the artk-ie be- I bwith. Ao.1 wU captained, too i dlscrtpUon. them. They tried to fire the place on April 2, and again on April 9, and their own confession fills np all the rett of the horrible story, while corroboration is furnished by the action of Deery's faithful Newfoundland dog, which did "its best to notify the neighbors of its master's danger. But no doubt the examination to be made by competent If tho public wtkh to ita fsviirite team If UM rvp fc.kt water var, at WTJtild aS'imvilaW Hal Xhm laig womanly pathos of Lady Mad ire Insure for the fore her" win.

art it go In big force to taw rain at Wah As a rule, clanfaare this seoeoo cheaper than rnorinaiRiu' ingum laxk on ralurJy levelsivl vs. last, but fan'-? Sowars bnag (aary prtres all prevent the indictment of the "cOrriap- BruokiTn. the year Sew York eaiily dvfcatJ R.iVn Teater tav production a spontaneous and hearty welcome everywhere. Criterion Theatre. Ezra Kendall is moving bis audiences to "weeping laughter at the.

Criterion with his ludicrous farce, "A Pair of Kids." There Is a cure for the blues in five mipataoof U. on the IVlo Groun.U. Ha Tlotime i iu 11 tionists. The District Attorney made no secret of the fact that he did not believe the testimony given against his AIXIL1ART. poor game and waa iHtUed all ever the fk-id.

TCE WOXAS tsinee, to 3. About 2.UC twrauns t-arn'red fai Wa.l.-j-..1on year w--H ee Ihe rne are -a. the C-tV waa ltn in lal at raUi-. Isa lieijt ttw nrnt iff. bwt art.t a i-f dwa to a KtsnA tm rr? rt- viao fJTert Utat, aatii fv Irvaw a aaala a) a but an aMi t4 Imn aaMtie ifM.w.

Iirlt tne Thattkr wa t.i a lr- tuvialjo nraL Jar Mnweai was aq-jnv area ff mirtm tho AnxTKlt lait rill 4v 4 d- -f I i I 0 shiir Uf. lu il in, it tw Bl aU R. 1 1, Stllf tl, UlUt; AT f. Park yerterdav am lut Brn4.Jyns play the tC lHtis, ana jiwrwyM aa.Iiy btaiio aaia Boslaa Vokea. waen they were tort wiLh no caiae sitv to drag women from the domestic circle wuntiu tiiey smne iuw too arena of politics, where their light is in danger of being "hidden tinder a.

bnshel." From all that can be learned In that way the publio sentiment appears to be most decidedly in favor of the abolition of the Board of Education and the transfer of its powers and duties to the charge of one man; for, as it is and always has been, the result of the present condition of things, both here and in New York, is to give the Board power to hamper the one man as Superintendent of the Schools, is well able to decide as to their wants without consultation with any one except his assistants and the school principals. pnysiclans and Burgeons will show whether or not Deery's head was crushed by a blow before it was burned as described. At present there Is every reason to believe that willful murder is to be added to the crime of arson, while it is morally certain that Deery never got out ot the burning building after the fire was started and returned to it, as has been suggested by some. If he Rosina Vokes and tier English company, ia a repertory of eeveral pieces, will be si tbe Fark Dirts tor Dt.rl''rir of Lmj Conakry, of the bL lxn.t i mo. ttu no BukU tawiy a kmivs in ttw rixbt direi tton.

But as ho can not eiat liiut eveu at aby not take Wei or sooie of Uai fUiar ifchl b.Uts of the Theatre next -woak. Itotes. Vanairer Edwin Knowlos, of the Grand Opera Eloifte, who is very prominent in Masonic cir es. has been tendered a testimonial Chaiui'V team. llasa alaa Ma I'lUlal Trfluc to I ha Cbolva flub d-ire cbalret all I'm i i I I f.in,A4 r- i I a m.

1 political friends before the Investigating Committee. lie even intimated, according to the Ring organ, that Pope would have been indicted for perjury if. he gave in Brooklyn the evidence which toe gave in New York against Kevins. Holding these views, Mr. Ridgway must necessarily have advised the Grand Jury according to his belief.

lie certainly coulil not recommend the indictment of any man on testimony which he believed to be false. As Mr. Ridgway himself was censured by the Bacon Investigating Committee and his removal recommended, it could hardly require the influence of Boss xlctaughlin to Induce him to oppose the finding of indictments against the Sow the Brooklyn City Mtaaioa Soelotr Is Ralped ky Led? Werners. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Brooklyn City Mission Bock? held its third quarterly harvest' meeting yesterday at 3 P. at Emtnml Baptist Church, Lafayette avenue tad St.

Jamee place. Tbe object of tbe gato-ering was to report on the progress of the work and fmtm ia to the mission such funds aa had been oolktcted si mo the last meeting. Tbe proceedings wers opened by a prayer ly tha Rev. Ir. Van Dyke, followed bv a duet bv Mr.

and Mrs. George SUSbbins. The Rev. Dr. Alimp, pastor of ht.

Ana's Einscopal Church, then delivered an add rem, in whah ho spoke of the Increase of churches during the pant fi ve and twenty years and the necessity of such work athe society was engsged in. Mrs. Bainbridge, Pnwdrnt of the Auxiliary, also spoke. She said that In one year the society had organised eight societies and gathered around them S.0OO persona 'Ill 1 WW 'iL AUcomuiUiiK-aUuiMthould te a ldiwet to by lew line members of the Mystic Hhrine and Scottish ilite, and Wednesday evening, June 15. has been mentioned as the date.

Mr. C. L. huiiih, captain, at Wt Kullou ilrnt, lor uiu nor, tne crime is murder in any event, the law being that the killing of any person by another who is in the act of committing a felony constitutes murder. meriy the alotianlt Cluli, Knowles well appear as Armund Duval In "Camilla.

Col. Morris will add to the interest of the occasion by conducting the orchestra. Tbe dedication of the Actors' Monument, U0PATO)a LAKE. The Fataro Great Naiuarr Ilraort of Nw There is some reason to believe that tbe local statisticians who base estimates of the in Jersey Hotel llrvallo (Ipa-aa-d. Over 1-V) la.liw and gentlemen Irft Sew crease of tha population of Brooklyn on the number of building permits issued, are more or less astray.

There are hundreds of houses York and Brtiuklyn on the 0 A- M. train of too Morris and Eaarx Raalrrjad on Monday last to erected by the Actors' Fund in Evergreens Cemetery, will take place next Monday, June 6, at 3 P. M. The programme will include a prayer by the Rev. I)r.

Houghton, of the tattla Church Around the Comer; addresses by Kd-win Booth and A. M. Palmer, a poem delivered and written for the occasion by William Winter, and an ode by G. E. Montgomery, snng by the combined chorusn of tho Casino.

trA MwiA I'vr. be prwnt at tho osning of tho Bow Ilotol Tlaer by la Caaaly. Five meinlwr t4 to ip-rt i. r' loo ei-tilttee at niM lioi-ia4 to artrnirtei.ta frsa tbe Ko.ili tf Ij1s" In Wt)v1 itr Kt t-nx luU-n tiJll Cibt, 11 I il.r-J out ctsitjails f.r al il tale to Ui fftra. ir lht llt I Jul lio 111' if Wa Jii.i.

ft il 't-er Wtirda. IkVit tiny. lu.il t-w: n.M mm Tie' i 'lii- rf.i.la tjvea of the IVotrai Il 1 mil ailH -fled at l-i. tl to al, ti-! Uaf t-au tMsa was (air and Jtvw aiol I Ua r.uprt-1 1-4 tho 141.1 10 it, es tut -it 1 10 Wotit. ttfaeif tha a t-al if llat I rv 4 n-tt r.

i-a Uo ecisaratVjrt Ikrf i i a they saw Ht. anl Ut 1 le fii twt la eol 1 lb crstbtT (se mjt liwnt rj-miieT l.l arr atul tb.a a Irfi wtre nv-n. ti rtaei wt tM lra-t AtalaY da-at aaatw4 tkiAt ttH. All of a If taaiMl H-in UM a nsa-n tvma t.p too sitirk a qiai'-ky a jjail-Wanl a.4tiare bow It all HuperTir tv. -n lit ilrlr' Afvr remarks by others and more singing, Mrs.

Bain bridge read tho amount contributed by each church end collected by the members Brealtn at Lake llopaUxing, tle most beautiful lake of Sew Jerwy. It 1W faet higher than Sew York, ami cmly one hour aol twanty THE TRUTH THAT HURTS. It is not unnatural that the organs opposed to Republicanism should grow restive under the speech of Senator Sherman, delivered yesterday before the Illinois Legislature at Springfield. The address was not made for their especial benefit, but it contained a great body of solid fact, comprehensively arranged and eloquently presented. That the Ohio Senator Is no carpet knight in the contentions of political warfare never received better exemplification than In tha forcible and convincing words put forth by him in the historic Capitol wherethe first Republican President, Abraham Lincoln, so often discussed before his neighbors the issues of his five minutos distant bv rail.

The visitors were in rant ure over the lake, the mouataiD arwwry which have been waiting for inhabitants ever since they were built two or three years ago, and hundreds put up within a year are still unoccupied. Tha 'city is growing at the rate of over 20,000 a year, a Jie increase in the use of water shows, but tlieTj? is no reason to expect tbat tha rate of growth will increase materially until tha traveling facilities are what they should be. If the rapid transit roads now promised should be finished this year, and the horse-car routes become cable routes or electric motor routes, no doubt the Directory of 188S-9 will suow a addition to its present ljulk. other Implicated of the Wil-Joughby street dictator. But the Boss Consulted with the District Attorney because he had a shrewd idea that Ihe vast majority of the jpeoplo of Brooklyn did not think as Ridgway thought, and that possibly tha members of the Grand Jury were among the number.1 The Boss counts in publio forgetfulness, but he knew Chat if indictments were found they Tpuld be the means of keeping before tjie mincfy of the people the misdoings of hjg miscreant followers.

It is for thes'e. among other reasons, that it the new hotel and surrounliB2 cottaaiesrf wi ii on Is the summer brime of IKta, tha ai-srew, and cost t.ll.u0. 1 ho Ink Is fiftern irn'o l.o;. ia manv plaeva two miiea wule, al dut witii manv rOuraroo lalaoda. Asaaaa Lyoa, of omralia faino, owns a cottars a-ijorsan of the Auxiliary.

The total was with a few churches to hear from. Beoides Mrs. Bainbridge, there were pre-ent Mrs. A. A.

Beamans, Yica. President Mrs. M. Wlkina, Treasurer Mrs. J.

N. Wyckoff, Assistant Treasurer Mrs. M. M. Brewster, Corresponding Secretary, and Mrs.

Sarah TruMow, Recording Hecretary. Near Maaic. Frora tft press of Wa A. Tond Ca, Jw York. Is issued this week: "Dreaming of the Ioved Ones," a ballad, worda by George mid'' companies, under the direction of JeK.se Williams, who participate by kind per-misFion of Managers Rudolph Aroason, John A.

MeCaulLJ. C. DufT and Charlsi Puerner and Caryl Florio, The "Halleluiah will alriobe sung by the vocal force in oonju notion with Cappa's tki" nth Regiment Baad of sixty pieces. The r.mient, rising forty-five feet high from an uentoi base bearing sp- propriata inscript: umls on Itospect Hill 13 tveigreens. to fa-1 aial to T1 he luuwllt I Lotta'a Mr.

Puttier, of PutLVf rt Btinrj; 1 ('til- ver, Henry Al Umbrand, Mr. (llvoer, of Brooklyn, are auo osiwt of elearaot rottacea Asoonx tho gueata imwat at tua petiir. were Robert lnirdat. tr. and Mrs.

Jotitt HuglKW. Ii B. Klrliaiel an I family, p. Kinttford, E. F.

Iian iir. and Mrs. 1 I Kb. Tba times. Mr.

Sherman waa at hia beet iS TICKET. A DEFEVTiVS arat, bat ifae iVIrv! awaaei aaw lass aititre at-wit, air. SNaii ter That Caaie Too a Song, tho words would be well if Judge LToore could see from the beginning 0 the conclusion of his and amply deserved the ajmt L' I uwiij, Lroainiiig ot Liia It Eeano ta a Salt for 3.00 Aralnst the Loved Ones waiU tirnd yit refraia. Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company. "Tbe Ltter That Came Too Lair" in 6-8 To President Cleveland and his fair young bride on this, the first anniversary of their married life, the great and glorious Yankee nation extends its warmest congratulations.

It rejoices that the head of the Government ia enjoying, as he should have done before, the possession of that rar enthusiastic applause which greeted his stirring periods. Tha speech was William Coffee, aa guardian to John Coffee, time, with part chorus. Both are compositions Of more tea ordinary merit. worthy of its author and of the occa has begun an action in the City Court to recover to.OOO from the Atlantic Avenne Rail-rood Com pan for alleired asMault. The claim King, Gardner R.

Col! with a psrty of tweuty-otx from Orang; fl. E. Slct.Wy aid wife, i.t!-a; Fr.r.k Jenkins, the little Saras Iron of Bertraod Inland Henry lvnr, It L. FJosr ia. fiabarry, Jamea H.

Bnsl.D, N-iutU CanfieH. ex Sitia-tor Wsrtx, Mr. Ilolwell, fjeneml Paaenr Franklin Literary Society, est of human treasures, a beautiful sion. Its delivery marks one of the most significant political events of the I is made by the defenfUnt, who put in a gea-full I erai denial, that John presented a defective The following offWrs bare ben elected by and noble wife. His example is year.

the Franklin Literary Society fur the running of suggestion for all bachelors who contem Mr. R. SI. Tks a TrlVaia la Me. 4.

ladalaae. The Ti" went r.i.aa4 tatrf UV OB the JIB'. -l 1.aul on-lr the rare i -f Mr lL M. tl'rt Msrf (iir sroiii lint rnTi trmi 1 an Sew Ytl it Iks lay i i trr H.riii fc -o Mr. Waiter I -n'aVy to aase a pr 'V; oa rifwuir I Vtli'tiwy, I real 1, l.t ('asal, 1'- I transter Uciet to a comluctor, anrx tua raa Touching the general questions of away upon being detected.

The conductor year: rrceident, John A. vuintara; rim Vice-President, Fredericks. Burnham: Second Agent vf the IVlswsre, lui. ao.1 Viestera RaiiroaJ. sod A.

J. SultlDg, legislation and administration before plate tarrying in the desert of single blessedness, and ought to woo legions of them from tho error of their ways. Mr. Cleveland is fus way to giving for publication the creations addressed to him by the Grand Jury, and which he deemed it proper to answer in public. While it will be quite clear to any person who has paid attention to the Evidence taken by the Bacon Committee why District Attorney Ridgway would much rather save McKane and Waring than Nevins from indictment, it will puzzle most people to reason out why a Grand Jury which ated McKane should have the slightest hesitation about clearing of all suspicion of guilt.

It is riie that the evidence against Nevins given in public, uncontradicted and cave chase, but before he caught up with tne boy, he fell down and iniurel himself. A mo ice-President, Theodore Cuvler, Corresponding ti-cretary, Edgar J. Taylor and the country, Mr. Sherman stood tion was granted to-day bv tgalement that Ilnmklf ti Vry properly a good deal prouder of being squarely by the declared principles of Recording Secretary, alter A. Dixon.

uie piainua me seeunty ror coew. rorrerted by F. Mot ea. d-ol-r 10 Mi's. Cleveland husband than of being -evi dent.

And tbe country is proud of her. too. r. iU it sr. a.i iWi arvl los VI! F.

I'aate. c- Tm HHliitl I si- Off r'or Ku rope. mtistinmt So. ill iot4ru ttttct. Irtcpboiie.

tJ BroxikJjn. the Republican party as formulated in the national platform. Ee devoted the larger part of his speech, however, to a TOPICS OF THE DAY. Tbe steamer Germanic of the WLito Btar taritr vjtt Hiks. Tlw I.

11 4 Tire Thistle's performance in the fifty-mile line sailed for Liverpool yesterday, having tlllMMlmO Ball-aal eW O.wk protest against the suppression of the Cold Comfort. Kern Turk Trttmnt (Erv.t race sailed yesterday over the Royal Thames among tbe pojsseiijreri Mr. A. Bussing, lira. tlllDIK a IM t.

I'll suffrage the South. Although his course ought to convince even skeptical people The Democrats and Mtifrwumpft will not be usM tig. Miss liotng. f. o.

r. tJsrtiett, Mr. liouis CVwiant, Mr. D. 8.

Flack an I Mr. C. references to this subject appear to I til ISaiirw.1 I 1 on this siae that our yachts have yet to encounter their most dangerous competitor for C. Bhsyne of this city. tvioly 11 fc a t(t tV .1 oeav.

and ''-( Mayor H'hMsiev, AUosui Mar Iir isn. (a-t i 1. Tn. r. 1 J.r.

Miatf-t, tt'taariea T. I utmii a' ata aoi frt-aamaa tr.adr mfi "Tiato ui tba" emu, sl talt.rvi lin rvacfjr Irvtsn .1 1 arttaeaat a. able to extract much comfort from Senator Sherman's Springfield speech. What he said some time atro In Nashville baa been vartouly airs iniM uiinw. tho America Cup.

In a spanking breete unexplained, is almost conclusive of guilt, but the evidence against McKane twisted about In Democratic orinma to make it have thrown some of our contemporaries into there ean be no doubt that enlightened and patriotic men the country over will IM as IN LIGHTER VEIN. the Scotch cutter beat the Irex bv irwit m--rm tialail 1 aaada NallraO t- 9- a Kan 1st trt appear that he had revised his opinions concern-In Southern election met hod. He said eater. irt 23 minutes and the Genesta by 25 minutes. Despite, however, this excellent uar: "There is not an IntcUirent man in this 7m a nm "i a aie a was a hundred times stronger.

It was positively sworn and not contradicted that John Y. McKane refused to do an want sua ouass lost. es broad land of either party who dos not know that Mr. Cleveland is now Prextdent tf the record, the London Timifs declares that "the I When she eoroes home assln 1 A thousand wsyt welcome its projection npon the considerate attention of the people. fnal a- r- inalaaa H.i i-4 la laa.mil luil.alawi hall-rHN 1 I fashion, to an vself, Ihe teoemeas full abilities of the Thistle have not yet been act as Supervisor which the law re i 1 hi United States by virtue of crimes avainst toe elective franchi.iu.

including murder, arson. Of my ried welcome: I shall tremble yea No excuse exists for undue excitement it displayed. If this is a correct estimate of her quirea mm to uo, ana mat no Ann lours ner. as waeo arst la toe oil oat Mil ituati. a a is tie 1 lot-bat stuliinir.

foraerv and perjury. OMt for w. I touched her riHi-b hand, aor dared utn-aiea merits our boat builders and sailing masters which lea t. tuaine wouia now tie in bmi reason ror tne refusal existed ex aj a aa" Ital'fwaS Vw over the matter. It should be examined not in the heat of passion, aline evea, sui.il waa nr faiot harts sweet place.

will be put to their trumps to save the trophy. cept that a certain claim made riiNtreea. t.ra. 4 a a tM sv but in the cold light of Indisputable by John Y. McKane as a contractor Then silence; Aod the perfume ef her dress.

The room will sway a littte. aol a base I aaf til 'teas' taw it The Bllssfal Anniversary. A'tw Fn-1 Saa PnaJ FROM the antecedents of U. S. Marshal fact.

Senator Sherman frames a grave a aaiiw Cloy ey-aisht aimUnrht, evenfor a spaee Mr ftrt f.rm i. e- Dual laf a t-a I'ltlaS ran ba ix-r aiv.1 Ku- New ai 1 ana 9 lia rit.vl 4.ial cf ti I 1s A kl laorlf tl ttaaaa) A M- L. Cfcurtk wul ta! tt.ie oowbirw. Cno and li.rrj -t oij be gltetv Lt 1 1 -l I rr mt th rif tba I If I ntd.it Bio to tat anwra I va vaao( at tba taaSiaVe. la Ua liraia Anaw K.

Oi arr-, U.ta evesranc. tl ax.anml w.rwtaiiri"y ai Will l- Ia IU'1. '-i tj tr the l5rr.V!B fi.i.-?y -i Stafford, tha public has cause to feel that May the sun shine its bright! tn the orthern Bu.Klt-J l.afte indictment against the Democratic And tears yes ami me acne ner in tn tarosi. was not paid. And this was the least criminal of the things charged against McKane, and proof ol which was given woods to-day 1 Mav refreshing; breeseo blow Major Tate conld hardly have made way for a To know that I so 111 oeaerve toe puu-o .1" K.1 aa a party.

He insists emphatically that a tnrougn tne tnurmnt pine noeuiea, ana sweet Iter arms make for ae and the note peace and nerftx-t bar.moesei nt a thouwid kaall.tti- (a. there is not an intelligent man in better man. Mr. Stafford is a Democrat, but his partisanship is not of that nature that 1 flaT w-tlli ll wfiL ere tla- tasrTuI race before the Bacon Committee. McKane blefniin make OeMrbtfLil the enUUftde wbere A kM klddM iiaa Old tnDnr.

this broad land of either party who Fiwidnil Cleveland and his wife are aetetrrauog a a wa is already under indictment, but Mr. snouid lead him to tne disregard of law and of ainc utiwaii nwy wvmm Lfnivra Uie Oral anniversary vf toeir weoawc Oaf I aaaei publio opinion which characterizes the men Jar Gould Is not much of a eoatismstist. but Ridgway has never brought him to does not know that Mr. Cleveland is now President of the United States by tNi.u lie ha. ths finen ctilicciloo cf cciui la lui ccuo- who have come to the front as Mclaughlin's iwi- htark lw NEWS IN BRIEF.

virtue oi enmes against the elective choice which he 13 not and he may be trial. Perhaps McKane knows too much. "Whether hft does or not, he ap. pears to be perfectly safe so long as Owier-ls It not that rav-e roll irtmoll e- rfia: n.t a aacti peeked to administer his office in the public interests. In private life he has'shown the qualities rad verv nuch upoo lb i1 Irbr and enctet There ie a aisaareement over tae tarvMaclea el franchise, including murder, arson ballot-box stuffing, forgery and per- flrw aiWai taaaa.

aaava. tbe Preeldent to visit SC. Ixmia. upon toe bowl. aiuaUMS UlSMKRUl ttmttttm.

Boss McLaughlin holds the reins of of an upright citizen, and that is a guarantee lass awj I III jury, but for which James G. Blaine Perenrv bodfco have been found ia the ruins IJt- Cholly Aw been ewayr CttwyTaaa, power and District Attorney Ridgway lo-. la.tS aBS oi his course as a public man. oi the fans tire and fifty kieaoneo. would now be there." No more tie trip.

AW, yaaa. 1 hoornt Bads ereo vni jl.f a inait eaan I. arlaau hltwtrt anil Oaiearr VU kin, Iak eris.au, at tfca I fi' rt 5l.rH A. 1- Own'' At lxw (af repitlsrtal a fru.t ami tVal featital will UUU il-t rvanirr. A rs-trrino an! I f-'Teti IU Tjt T.

A. Sa-Jarm ten rveeinr at Uaa kVcvirvd l. He Jtwios ptoro atal rWventh nwmL holds his present office. Little slaidalena Zorn. who has been missing mtely.

you know, woesti bawve you becnr serious allegation than this could be -Like jtr" -Weil, some, ye know. ue ior nve uays. has been tracfa to aingaonage. The matters touched on by the Grand Tfii Sun, which is Gov. Hill's chief organ.

-Vion. r-But it is so beavtiy oi l. on.t.-in wtaat makfw It brought into the domain of partisan The reported Jamestown earthquake provee Jury, other than those referred to says in a dispatch from Albany While Gov. a.ranaT(ra j.w. UeraaOKS al 1 1 aar' iwaa Stutt IfaHI't' autnort tnaa avtaea Oaa Satt )i I mi aa )naw hliL BUI.

Lr ai iitilSLi- Lnat lti4 Ua aa raw to. eol arana.TaOif Kl twSOsH to Laa Itaft aal ina.t so beaMly eold ap I boa II "Cawn't aa y. unmi SO ls to have been a urnamite explosion in a driven controversy. What Mr. Sherman says to It's becauaa taeaa so pnsr rvwtoo riam up tint i non-committal on the subject, it is un veu.

is either true or false. If it is true an tbeaa, ooa yota know." iviwjwry derstood that an extra session of the Senate The Chteaio clicine house now bold lue above, are no doubt of great importance, and Mr. Ridgway, it is certain, labored mightily to place them be- Omaha Han Well, like til the text ef oa. tm intolerable condition of affairs exists in tic 11 J- ad the wheat lathe city. They took la will be called before the end of June to deal named an ana-et.

of course reruns Hneband with affairs at Quarantine. Whv should the yesterday. Theodore Stohler, mire aft, tn a fit of Jeakwvy t-teo Ie trot an aaari-i In oae reaper, but atao is to the Southern States. If it is false the Ohio Senator has tittered a foul slander Hralifl lainiKI saa Si ww la.aaw-f ta. aara Um aaaarl tawaraara ia.

iore tne jurors the very Governor be non-committal about the matter If anotiaer. mnw mat out. nr "law: aoareia snot ui wire and hliw.t at raseraoa reHeroajr. grave aspect which they took on in facta have come into his possession which buo win recover, be will not. on thousands of his fellow citizens.

To doot wear booort. PSe dors." but she Is sn ana-el ia one respect, you think Vataata laaarafct CO OiMlun laaaraar to. k. A clerk and a superintendent of mesaenirers In rant an investigation be should summon the yesterday's presentments, but the gentlemen of the Grand Jury must not the shame of the Republio and tha To; anris can't cook. Setthcr can kaai lara la.

fort Ptrasburg have been arrested lor stilting uov Omaha or id. vrsnitif rtrnil Itwrafrt disgrace of voters, every thing fcor- Senate and order it at once. If he has no such facts he ought to be above the style of political em merit secrets to France. rw a iillaaaaaar lawman aa. atwa 1 IHSTite4 Pettier I have farmed that Quarter TVoriBre.

Jndm t.vman T. Follett. of Orani be surprised if they find that the people do not think as Mr. Ridgway thinks on im ro borates the testimony of outrstse and L.ttt 1 m. la- warfare by innuendo which the San dispatch RapirK Micb has defaulted, lie was ralaes bv aectMm for two wkole year and ktwot rmiw-d enouira to fatten a ermetaopiaer.

It's notnma indicates that he is engaged in. uie taicwo wneat oeai. 1 ir, taw. Ira UMiarat 1 af ra' Sau wwa iMM 1.1. .4 fraud borne by Senator Sherman.

Peace has come to the -SjBth, but it is -1 Moritx Frederick Wtrner. tbe distinrahhed but real sand. If I not muataaea you who bm 1 oouid rl'ins off that larm from tbe very many public matters. AFFRIGHTED UNIONISTS. German traveler and ethnolotrtst, eommiUed the peace of death to tha political tights start, ttcai irTate a rent mat swiial I told you.

aar raw- i rrr e-rt- ls ie -r. ee. vr5 The experience of both city and county suicide yesterday at unich, Bararia. sir you could make a imn cd It. and so you The most significant feature of tha of the black, inaa a peace that means It Ui If) t't I Ifiul iKaniknlAF.

nf tha tavtre. AtattA Af til shows that it would be better to appeal to the eouia tae inriner oa tae better. -lakoj-j irt- I crat. sil aail tho nullification of the constitutional ia Wa 1 JX tj7'" 1 C-ea Cwet-a 111 a. a.

icasaa arO a aa a- mt awwa t. ha-aOa la law whenever property is to be acquired rather mtnc Central Labor Union, hare decided to atx-ept id.OU) offered by ex-SherUt James O'Brien of nantr 1 iaa I oaw I vm ua Luaal I wav A hlrhtr colored maa stepped to the post of. than to undertake to secure it by private pur New York. amendments and the surrender of many of the fruits of the great civil conflict. "Unionist" Conference at Birmingham yesterday was tha division of the delegates into sections tD devise a plan of electoral campaign by they can flee winlnv one day aini ai.ed the clerk if bo chase.

This experience is renewed in the at Tho nroiect of twifldin a srrent Protectant i a i.j i if aw wr-uia airviiT oirect a h-tter ror arm. tie wo it tempt to bay property adjoining the Thirty- Unfortunately for the defenders of the l.aimf i a I -a r-rry a 1 rfe terry. flruMir ktae t-lyal tiemaa freely consented, dipped a pea Into sioe Episcopal Cathedral in New York, to ct Is revived. It is to be Called "Ihe second Regiment armory for, say, 121,000, rood id ssune coier ss tnnn -and wrote as dic frustrate the "immoral conspiracy" of Cathedral of St John tha Divine." I Hum' -rule Lit at t.a. tated Hell astiinrUMt." It waa wrougs perpetrated In this direction, their otTenBes are not even denied.

1 which the Supervisor-at-Large vetoes, on tbe ground that tits real value is not more than tne wicKea ijiaastonians to obtain a hsmlsomely written, and tne writer viewed it After a heated debate tbe old board of mm-aeement of tha American Tract boeiety was witn satist tttion as be waited fir rurtner inter. ea II majority at the next general elections. ousted yeterday by tbe "radical" interest on a They concede that the arraignment is based on existing fact, and then, like auawvu. lu.ii, ii, hi i i wirr ft'1! a ury t-a. JB UI rol 0 tacS Ulfl aSa.

L. I Walar si.t lat aaarv aar t' t-o law I a Irt kaaaa a lat-waaa alar IW IlataaaS alcf mk to. a CSOOS heTW (IVapa Ma Krwv It. 1 It was whispered around the hall and question of "retrenchment and reform." kt Why. bfieaT' anewerfd trie i.rkr rrmfifa-ntt.

A conference of S.CO0 Radical Colon dclejrstcs There ought to be plenty of money in Eng- over the refreshment counters In the the slave-driver of 'ante-bellum days 1- dafi es' wit I tlou' trow. If I knowed I land to send the Cambridge boat crew hither was held at Birmmrham, Knr yum-r-tay. Soeeches wers its ad biitcriy oondi-mnjns; Ula-V or a Democratic leader of after years, vicinity that the Tories intend to intro a rry-k it nsraef and not bodder oc bos' cftce. argfPa-fO tWi ----w T- r-S' tax mwmmm. ti mm-- for a test of either sculls or stalls with Har iimsrtt boxrffa.

Dr. E. Woltman aars rit4 stone. Mr. Chamberlain declared that concilia duce a "broad" Local Government bill they curl the lip of scorn and coarsely and defiantly inquire, "What are yott vard.

The Englishman says all that -ha wants tion would be mere deception. beor-K-inl tn severe coat- -t I'rn-'io-f Ha ha I ha I ha I Too arm inw with He'ielst all llraiffaw Si IMJlaiO. ar n. a. uuwa is a fair field and no favor," and he.

can find E. C. Ptffenbacher, who stated tbs he bad if ow aoa bkia pacceas Soap. Sbc at Unritatk going to do about it? mrm i. that want supplied here until the race is over.

escaped from a lunatic foroe-i el way to (hit. Hiii'a office reatenjar and aemaoOed a after they have passed their Coercion act, and that the Government might quite possibly dissolve Parliament over this measure. No wonder the alarmed The unfavorable impression made on ti Jotm t-, N. T. All Maa VjiA tM tut TSSaCOS, Calldroa Cry for Pitcher Castorta.

after which there will be all the fa Tor ai-own a.i a. a. Wi Judicial invesutration. BecOBuna' vsatens. he rrw 1 1 kotilo.

Senator Sherman's critics by his treat- ai perfect preparation for ctulilrcn oompiaiaU uiaii as win accept was rwnovou by toe polloc.