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THE BROOKLYN HANDICAPFIFTEEN PROBABLE STARTERS FOR IT.
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EXTIUFS IN ALL THE RACES TO BE RUN AT
(.RAVE.SF.ND TO-D\Y.The Rroohlyn Handicap will be contented today
st the tBranaaaal track for the seventh trme. lt
has never failed lo en fra fte WtdBSBBBOl attention.Hie Hrs! hlruiy-le took place In ItOT, reoultlnK In «
remarkably .lose and cm-IUiii! Mah between DryMonopole. Blue Wins nnd Hidalgo. Ihe prtre wus
anitVl. only 9B.B00 Im-jhr the amount of money added.
Tr>-diiv Ihe nuaranteed value of the race ls ten limes
as ni'uch-tfUO.OUO. This illustrate* the growl Ju of
rgctng.Fifteen hlph br.-d horses ar.- named for the race,
which will ba run nt 4 o*tlock. or a IBBs after. In
th.- inri lOliunus of Tbe TrHnine ihe tiial- af till have
heea carefully reported from lime to lime -in orderthut the (reader may lor* a correct Judgment of the
chances Of each, lt ls not now the uistotn «»f this
paper to live "tips."' lt ls sur.iilent lo Rive Hie
netta. Lei every mun SbSBOS for himself which of
the entries ls best entitled io bear hts commission.Have due regard for tba condition of tho track, and
tbs appearance of ino horses, aud understand that
each Jockey will stilve lo the utmost to win.
The eui rles tn ull tbe nins ure jrlvcn below. The
first race will ba called al -'-'JO o'clock. The daymarks the opening of the rcjnilar racing season In
tills **tate.a BSSeda of thc most brilliant promise.PIMMS kai 1.-novo arSSad.
gonn. Wh jfauu). wt.
Dr. Ha*b otick.Vie I Gen ection.ViO'x'etmruiijl'_'.-..ll.'& iai. ......tfi..c?-».I*-*?KHifcaU.ii l... Urvi.ta ......*...... Hi
SECOND n.VCE-Thr-1 .j cai -ol is. *1 OOO aided. Onen..;c Bed a sixteenth.
(st. IL.relit;...1 'i h..rt.112oauoaase Pmuhet. !--. naiaoow.JIBfaTntOt .t'-"- '.""* Dock.107Mtasehen . ij-j Si.yonora .lolRed Uanoer.117 1
T1UIU) BMT-'-F.Xl'fcXTATlON STAKES. Two-year-olds. 01,300 added. BOM mile.
Ptmlogs.IIB BaBeM.1181-etrl lan .HS Anawurda .USkio backs .u* i.iu..- nama .118M. Inure. 118 Montreal.118inanaa .ns jispriu- .usSi Maxim.IKS tit l.xcess .118frvri,,i!.i .ms maekhaark .na.-» uuiire.118 U. cl«r." .118ii»iiv coi: _ . iis Caa*. Petra.ll*narila! .ns ImehaB .tis
gOVMB BACBr.The mooklin Handicap. *-2i,ooo(UBSS. Chic mlle and a quarter.
Bow.Ott, Jo ker.Imupiigster .153....... BtnmaLone«e« .-..I*J. Bastdamft.c Und .110. LamOleyjudg- Monow .UO. ...A. tiiiltiRii.il
Ma".m..... Ltttleield
.Kasad].il-'..,,..-.lil ho . . I'- .... Tarall,iMi.a»eU.Ho ..'... uokxcu.x.iiud . ....UO....,. MrDerii.on.TOI .nut .u».. -.
Rigel o.108_.J I.amblrythai, e .10S. C. Sonne1" i ipOwBet .Hil. 'mylor
,10010.)0:i. .Mldm-IevIllume . BB.... . Xi bis
UaTMtt BACK-BBUBg. TivoyearoUs. (ll,OOO added.lUif-inilc.
A««)iiit giidlog...no ; Bebe sf Kif*-.IBBTok.ii.nu li'umider.100Lord Nelse* .inn | Alantinitciu- .IBOX"'i-ii*6 .107 JameetcaTn . t(8careless .im (Jerrie. BBIssie .10*. J en nie W. 'JiCanada.itt soddy . 95
SPrH KAI K- Sell!.)-?, (fl.OOO oBded. Six furious*.UBe-wpmke.in BBsceJottea. ...iviEaa-ic l,irj.110 \lcMde .¦.-¦ BllO'ceam . 107 rremont . 07i«"*"»'1 .-.10*'. | 11tuullf.il BNU.88Mordsna . los | Hanron. ti
lm lam called st 2:30.Tin- treeb e.>n be roached bv five different rentes,
a:id those wtohbtg lo sveM the ni«h viii do w.-ll io
f" Bj wog ..f Illili ave. and Tliiriv-sixth st.. Urook-vn. when- train- will be lu readiness at UCAJ. ll Azt,ll :i:>. and then imlf-linnrlv from 12:10 lo 2:40oil ck.
R.tco boat- |ea-re Whitehall-id. (Culver routt) nt10:10. ll:l(). 11:10. 12:10, lt:4ft 1:10. 1 :3i>,2:1*1 Htii 3:10. Irom tout of Bast Tl.iru fourth-t(L. I. R. Ri nt 19:06, l'i :._.<>. li .'il,. IS ::.o, l (parlorcur trulni mid l :10 o'clock. From Kioto-are. andTwrntlt-rh st., Brooklyn, ;it ll ill >, li M:'.A), 1 1 -4s2. lao nnd .1 o'clock. From Futhosh-see. Bt 1 :l-_:"BtasmlBg at Franklin, Bosriead, Ikey and utica aves.
THF. HAM.li AP l A.MUDATIS.Tc", tra-k al ¦Gravesend voa iv and fan ysetiiaa.i.
? iar;:r asoabet af peaasoa \i it u it than e\e.- beforeon a Uay Ohm UMBU oem m ian'-. Hie suir-oiindlni,'*ot the track lt-oXed ts antin.1. There are numerous flurrvtre... shout draw send. BI 1. h ar- now In blossom, andthe air was tilled with their fragrance. Tho tratnels bor¬gan vork -aily, m. as to irlve thc r»>y* « chane to Inaliecall*. In th"? BimroesOa CBomBa «a> ihe SLll llaiilial.candidate thai «:ta BSbSd tv izu fus'.-.-r than a btViiiK'fra lop. The biak «o:i ol Charaxoa went a hslf-mlik lti6-"a second*. Ila seems t.< be in splendid coiidinjon."BUtSgOSSa lU-eland aud Noniad pnt a langi aSMU ealloj),arih a br us., (or a gaoiSOl ol . mile st a Utile h.Uerthan a twombmm "-'ai.;.
(.reen B. Morris ls "apen vn.r.ln' hosscs on Sunclav''so that thu ¦Madge Hertel Ines'' and Illunie had walkin?exercise. nasgeasna arrived aad ls looked upon as hav¬
ing sn excellent chance tu wm the race. Pickpocket¦worked ona and a quarta-r miles In BshOB, »o that rrnrn
a time test, he is In the ruc with a i«ig*lb!e thaine todefeat hi* ronner stable coiiipiiiilon, I.ainiili;ht..'r.
lanni.any Hall was well lS*SSOseatad Bl M. F. Divyer'sstable yesterday murnini*. I'.lchatd (.'rokcr with a largeti-ii>'Htion of his tosasla (napaemB th>- horses. Thevassals preli. t-i that the Tammany thief would winenoui;h money «itJi his .-uti* io rcor-;aiil7e tho C(ajdSgS4Jon)pany or furnish ail the gold the Admiulatiatl.ta at
WosbSagSao niiglil need tor years to come. V. J. Xiwycrvas ccnipelled to return tu th.- eily at au early hour.Hor1<-r. or poisons, who visii.-d Ska tracli d--n.arid.tl hiidse-.Irom bini. It was or no us-- u, refer (hom Ui thc v-.-r.
tary. They Insisted that l.c could tarnish them."Ed" Ma-XJstn mm a.l the I-'.vur 4: .Son lol moderate
wor!' -' ':' ll II- Otcril.L- lr un tl,. aBftttO ol Lilli."'.UuikslOiiii'd." and le alnosl sure fi stan te Sar. HemvN\a.sli gsm the M.'Doii..iji,h h.t ii siioirj tattier. MonowaiBSanctn a lal >.f sue.ton. He i- aet a uisr horse hf BOPii. ..is. ii a aa Bttma »'.d aiurralai and so areli nutfageaost amt nain ai fda tsien Bu .-vear^ads that tnaaitat BOOM in their csufstmottm are likely to mfier deteatwhen (tey n.iv. him iii a mee. ManoaBl U esiiecijllvst on jj iii his gasiOres. ll .- elsastr counbd wim ah-agoaml siitles ai.d la ev>. Un,riv arall i>oiicd. Thesister to er W-ilte.- i. | ut. ir...like lillv. She i-
acdat > and tsi.es little oetlea o: wiiut is eolni; on. bhc isspe^di. hut the real qiestioii lias not htm a.ked ol herpaS. ihe Lily by *BOpQlf*a,d OolaiS, .ul .t thu rreat lOSd fl ar.-
(.liur>lla. lau *o*J loihiiv I,.:.', .-src was hsdh- bruised aathe trip fr un tal.ioruia. she la jai.id.v lOeOVOriao, IS lhattar- I, a ctiii t il-, it ia. .u ra .uv Bm tt.u Bet ol J. A.¦Jdorr.-'.s »^0.i>'>0 alis win loem Hus vi ii
Boyle i: laifieic lu's haesm are a DL-af-'Flraokiiic lot.tVime ri IhBfB lock lik>- (<<><rl one. Tue fetsBIsm Mable'sTop'.- and Kniicid hud i-u-v canters. K.ntiLcriia ts fullcl lib', "she i» a Btrong-k'Jiiig Jilly. Mr. Kt-liey hop's to
nhl asms or thc sukes .ith me. Qisauburi is likely uo
b in SSSmog as a sire Bon that some of ms nroducc Lave
mroS aug won.
lt is not I.kely ihat pi-rr- 1.millard will go io tin-
nam mdsjr Uta health i. taanrevaag (dentp. He (io s
u..t mm '" 'si'*' trna taaamia of eatcfclas esldi Is leyarial am tfalsaodeiamadlns bmwem W**sb**^**i taa isiloar, a-.d
ghm, th.- jo.-kev, ti:*- Brier aadi a im-tako ahem tadtstaaea tao be rou. Bs puBfri InflBStlghloi ni. ut uv end
t< oe- ,.r *. fijita iliiSJbi niles. Haggtaa taaeaatd to
w.r. taa I.:- eOS ant olie-iia f mile..
i. .. ai aaa kt wat keanes Bona pstamfotailp. nc is
l.kiiy to mm at Bsmuaaah l'ark. 'iii*' brother u. Bumu r,., .. work. Il ls taOOahS thal he will
uain w.d ram aaetemfoBjPa
POB BACBI OB THF. TIT.!1.
Tiie t-jiicy isBud atsakey Cbta announces the feUowlogaii'i.ual atukes t-, tr.' de. lc-d a: the Jun.. n,r. tine
The Daisy "stak.a. for tn t-y< ai-olds, tl.lizW added;ave fun. sgt ..ii ii. tari.
J lie Pmaay .-sUk. s. for two-year-olds, S1.*.(.0 addrd ;
six tuiloiij's on tl.e turf.11..- BprtoB Tori Batltag i>tjke», »l,3i0 adJed; »1\
i :r. Bga on tba earl'Tin en: i..ii lo.-c te BUT. May 1*> ut thc offices af thc
elub. at 1 ilthave. and i Ot .niy-thlrd-st.
BOTSfB auoit TUM BUBdWI.The vork of the hstSOa at |m lad. on gaSaidflg was
such that anal pasama gmaatt mm guttiest lacingae*von ;.i the history ol (ii.- tm I Dr. liashruuekwoik.-i masaaajaassaaa -.i a ¦ns ta i rio, iiaiu >. is Igaentiia- dlstai.c'-.
K.r.i.'-L ..i went thi'c .piard-rs In 1 l'i',. 1 airy waa
bre /cl a h'.if-ii.il'. *..¦ j :.'¦¦! is fast at ever a'.ideoveied hic-eljl.tlu over ¦bSSjaBand liay in 1 Xi
bi. Domiii'o warned one siid aoomgam mum m isu.He was all out ai the iini.-ii. ile seems to moffat a
sh'.rit.- Ui.Ume. Ooraloo! J>oiak. i i» one ot lin
Klelscliiiuiii lot. Ile lias lmniovid lu appeatBafOS and
UarifBg a i.,ile a la* tiais BgS In 1 '.HS..Metuchni is a t< nor. Il" has to he saddled at the
siai.i*-. lie cj,ii0i..u lotaessaa. Bs la tasdf to ra.e.
lasaj Barb «..is *; a aabi m ii?.Kalnbow sktoiiUh-a everybody at Okeepaatag Bay last
. eek hy workinx a mile li Ali ani 1'« nnles In ttllV."d'liityr.- la a »la»hili» blt' cou lie UUUUag at gBm
beth n\e..-isfhto» ol a ni!" iii 1 (i. .. He ans as if h.-reqtlted time to cil'ii-
Baadsoei i* bssbsatasef in au io«r legs.BaaBBB i* shin son-, ton, but iuy suit tn the F.x-
p' elation.st. Baalm Mt Jul+ii and Bmalta worked a hulf odie
a errida siowr-r titan m aanadsTbe Ksbcr-Dolly iolt has done Rood work, ('hsuau
la reiod as staae cia»». He fjailo-ed % hajf mils yestcr-cay.
JtuS-iO wotked a i-.:i mile in wj'« seionds.
THE BASEBALL AVERAGES.
NEW-YORK'S PITU1ISO THE TROUBLE.
r. VTTlXf; AM) FII'l.ni.Ni: SATISFACTOnY-BF.CORDS OF THF. NIXES.
The Iacague championship sesson ls now fully under waysud tilla a little iii rc seasonable Meatier the onllm-iast-"ould be happy. It h lin cs'ly >ei to iin-dh t amthiimabout the probable m Inners, althouuh lt ls hu-hlv probablethat aome ot the teams hom n."w the flout ..III h. ic aiei
Ute tall end Of UM pmCSBfllafl nt the end of (he s-a-on.
N'eiv.Yorkers a,,- disappointed at th. P'.or taOWtOS mad.
by the New.Yoik team, hui the whole itoiihle ls wurt thc
pitchers, ss the re ands below will sho.v. Crane and
King are not In pit hew condition, and Busts I* WU iloin.'
so x^ll as he will laicr B BBS season. Sow-YniK 1.
far ahead of Prooklvn in hattliis' and luserunniiie. Iliook-
lye's Isttlne BVOfOga heine SMS, with a t.ital of .40S. while
Xetv-York's g\Stags ls S.'S, Mlth a total of ,4*1. Burke and
Fuller have carried olf Ott bas. runnlii',' honors, while Davis
end ggaatasm tmi la BaTttlng. gen>Teen* hos tame katy*n\en with sn BdSmgS of .100 or over, while r.rooklyn has
only ene, and he has playci. In t«o gOOMa o.ili.
The appended records include all games uji to SaturdayNF.W-YORK BATTING.
Plovers. (iamr*«. A H.Drills .Iir.-i linn .1-Koel r . 3l 'ullin.r .12Ward .12Lyona .9Miller .12Boote. ollurko .llbogle .iiBB|. *
5.401041l'itlAA
-.,
iii4(112 A
in. tb. mi. sn.:i, :> 9 a
4 I*.('.1021BO18ia
iiia
3
TotalAte. A\e..-i i mu.ns .:>io.4(0 l.Ot/0Jill Mi.¦ah mi:.ttl.p$t.i.n.2 .1.2 11.'..50
.83.
.22.1
.27:1
.'..IAASH.ii,o
XKIV-YOUK Fl ELDIN*Flayers and positions. P.o. A.
Killi?, p"Toromaa,Dorita, ecnu.-r. lb.Il ric. If...Kio. tt..lyons, et...T er an, lt.Wind. 2b...Ru*l\ p.Davis, 8b...< lane, p.Kcti i. et...
o41
AliAl-.'Ont15..
1ii0
BROOKLYN BATTINGnavers. Games.An. R.
P: euther;Huns . 0i.rlffln .llC.rcoran .llJ-outr. .llMaddock . 8Var .llLetma . tKin-1 iw ..... 'JItichi.rdson ..luStioch. 9Kcnnelv . 4Dalv. 8"t lu . 6
in. TH.J A
10lo9
ISILillllI
SM1
sn.
ili44010
Average.1.OOH1.000.'ash.083.'.Kii.'.Ul.'.COJu.'.i 17.'.)0!l.841.800.COG
TotalAve..:,oo.019.511.444.4*i.-».714.410.L'S.'..481.307.4 Od.Sll.231.10*.
.381
.340
.BOB
.'iSi
.299
.tit
..'70
.270.-.'13.103.105
BROOKLYN glELDlKQnavers and positions. l'.O. A.
,.Bl '.»Average.i.CooItluahjw, c and rf.Bl '-. .>
Richardson, Sb.17 tiGii.'hn. if.3.*,2l 01.0 illl, ss.IB IBKnut/. Ih sud If.SS .*»Frottlhers, lb.15 1Sh.,ch, If aird2b..AUBDalley, .. and rf.2dIStein, p. 1 8BaMe. ri. B lDaly. Bb.21 IfKenn, ly, ),. I 13Maddock, p. 2 BLovett, p. . 03
The St. Lois snd Cleveland teams sre dividing the
h..nors for the pennant, with Washington, "Pittsburg and
Brooklyn not far behind. The Giants can't get much
lower, ss they are tenth now. Thc New-Yorkers playthree panics in Bonton this week. the record to date ls:
.911.'.i_".i.'.114.909.87->.OW>.';(.8i'DMA)
~ s. \
If!ilfi i
i
St. Ixt-ils.|...| il O1 Ol Ol 01 Ol Ol Ol O' 81 i\ 8(loveland .I 1J...I Ol 21 0| ll 0| Ol 0| Ol 2i OJ (I
Washington .f 0 OJ... Ol ll Ol (V 2| ll 2[ 0| 0| 9l-lltsh.ire .I Ol Ol OL. Ol 81 Ol Ol Ol Oi ll 31 7iri'.oklvii .I Ol Ol ll Ol...I Ol 21 ll Ol 8| 0| 0| 7Cincinnati.I 21 1| 0| 0| Ol.. 0| 0| 0| Oi 41 1| 8l'.iilsdel-.hla .I 0| Ol Ol Ol 21 Ol... ll 1| 21 0 Oj (IllosUn. 0 0 1 0 2 Ol IL. I 1 ll 0 (' fi. ".altimore .I ol O' 21 O' O' Ol 2 21.. Ol Ol Ol (1
New.York .I 0| oi i| o| o| 0| l| ll 21...| Oi ol 5
Qhlrsgd.I Ol ll Ol ll Ol 21 Ol Ol Oi Ol...| Ol tLouisville .I ll Ol OJ tl Olol Ol BJ 01 0| Sf...} »Games lost.I ll 31 BJ 41 BJ C| U!~7I 8! 8jl0| 81...
BAHES TO-DAY.BaBbaam ta Brooklyn, at '".astern Pa ric. Brooklyn.Rotton >>¦ N.ii-York. ii', Host .n.
J'hlladelphla vs. Wasiilngton. at Philadelphia.Cleveland ss. Louisville, at Cleveland.Chicago vs. Plttobursr. at Chicago.St. Louli eb Cincinnati, at St. Louli.
CABTKB, DF.CLINES THE BOSTON'S OFFER.
New-Haven, Conn., May ll (Special)..Probablyno other college baseball pilcher ever sprang into
such sudden an«t wide prominence as Carter, of
Yale, has nttnlncd. Before- the opening of this Reason
be was unknown os B pitcher, although lie had an
enviable leputation ns patcher and tir^t baseman.
He ha* struck out 122 men In the few games pitchedthus far this season, nnd hus held some cf the
strongest college nines In the country down "wonder¬
fully, his (neatest performance being to retire tlio
Brena Vnlverelty players with only one hit. Ills
ability has found signal recogni'lon In an offer from
lh<- professional champions of the world. Hie Boston
I marat nine, wbo Rre In need of another pitcherHe has been asked to send lils terms 1|» them aud to
play with them, reporting at (.nco if possible. Mr.Carter, hnwevei. plays imll only for fun and gloryhe has absolutely declined the Boston otter and willcontinue his' (.ourse at Yale. He ls In tbs sophomoredais, and will be captuin of Uie Yule team In lilssenior year, if not ne*t teasou.
ihe coi"*,Weather
ANSON'S COLTS GET A DBCBBINO.
Chicago, May 14.."Father"' Anion's coln were wallopediu the ninth inning to-day, the Cincinnati "Heda" »natch-
log \lctory out of thc jans of defeat. For teven Inning*Uie drop thrown In by McGlunls was effective. Then the
distance beran to tell and at Wa aa.no time
areal la pi"ces, the, ..Reds'* winning b.v a neck.
pl<Mi-aiit. Attendance, 13,233. (Beam("Mease .2 . I 1 . 1 4 . i.12(""Iii-Ininti .0 0 0 1 1 0 I 4 4-13
Kernot* runs.Chicago 4. Cincinnati (1. Fiist base hywrara < hi. ago 3, cincinnati 0 Lett on bama Chicest o.. inc-ina'i 0. 1'lr-t ha*.- o-i taila.OS Miamherlaln i, o;T
McGinnls '.'. Scurk ouV-Bv McGinrils 1. Home run.sl.rii I Smith. Two-base hit.Kian, Dahlen, Sn.ith.Chamberlain, Behrtter, Mcphee, Voogh. BseriSes hits.Duncan 2. Lam?.-. Chamberlain 2, Barrett, (arrutheis..Stolen bav.es.Dunga.ii. Canavan, licker, Oarrathera,Iio'r: ie ular*.(Smith. MrPhee. Omni.kev: Austin andMd.Inuit McI'Iie***' and Smith. Hit hv pilcher-Bjr MeOln-Mi 1, willi pitchiy-chamtierlaii) I, MefMoale. Pssaoibal'.-Schiller. L'mplre.Lynch. Time of ganic-2 hours,io n lin,i.-..
FOR THE HABUEM UIVER RBOATBAaTba Regatta OfMBBdtbM nf thc Harlem Regatta As-
BasfaltBB met at tba Nonpareil Unit Club JIousc, on
lbs llarli-ni Blver. yesterday, to complete minor de¬tails fat lbs Harlem Blvei- regatta, which will tulle
place oa Mny 30. H. J. BsbreUS, of the Nonpareil,presH-nt t,f tin- aaaaebiilon, was ebaltnaaa, and thetomodttetmea atttsoal were the HSOUlsil and treas¬
urer, k .i. p.irne, of tbe Atlanta: Jurua Maher, oftba Metropolitan', Oliver Hurt, of tho Frl.-n-lshlp;Frederick, I'elmour. of lbs BSSBBB, bid II. \V. Wattora,of tba l)Hiiu:less Deal dubs.
Tiie race* 1<> b<- conles'ed nnd tba bopbtoa sre:I Irt race, for Junlc»r atugtm, modal offered by IheNoiipni. il Bout Club, and n banner OfbraB bf Hie as-
SBriBllsa; second race, fir BSSJor rtBglss, a rudal andi aBuaoad; sculls, ands!; third mee, junior iosblm.m.slals offensl by the Loee Slur Boat Club, and BB as
lOebitlan banui-r; four'h race, si nhir SeubtSB, for BS-KociaMoii andnlfl and (iiall-n^'e cup; fifth raes, Junl'/i-toaenared shills, sssodettsa smsani sad banners;sixth nice, senior four-onred d'ul.lc shells, for tin-mme i>ri/es; aereaU mee. looter low-oared eit-'s similnr prises; eighth rac.-, Junior eight oared shells, foraaxoclatlon manliils und direr eoe; ninth ince. HetiloraHgbt-oared shells, aaaertatloa m.-dals aad Harlem cap
Th- entries will elms with uh- nails on botordarnext
AEEBtWAR PEIUmOPEBES TO meix.I'lilhid. Ipliln. May l-l (speclal).-Tlie lO.Mh nnnl-
versiiiy «if UM Ainerlcun I'lillosophpnl gantstj will be
mlabaalad in titis city nv.- days, laeglintdag es Baya. B.-sidcs amnjabni from lbs American BanespoBdlng BOftatlSa, lhere tem be many representiiilves offorelgri b'rdles. Among thc latter may be mention.-d( njUiilii Abney, B. Ba, from the Iloyul Boristf ofKngland ; Hr gtaUglai OOltOU, Koyal Jn-.(]tinion ; i>r.lsiiii. Bnberts, BSfal Astronomical Sotlety; riBtftmiU0*aetna Forbes, of London, and Cuptaln Karl, Clievn-Uer BsaBSBBU d'Hopperu onrl and Ltouti ii.uit ( olonelRolaert Daublelieky von Nternerk, ¦eBieiefBfdaf thelaftueriol Beyal Military ('.-..graphical In-tillite, ofAustria. Among them who will read BBSOn al the
mssbmi an- lbs following: I'resldi-nl liidirlcklrnl.-v. aa '.History of the Ann rican PhlleooeblCBlsi.cici.i"; Pretddenti D. c. Ullman, .Johns Hopklniijilversity, ea " I'n-sent Aspecl of Bdenee lu Amer¬ica"; Ulsbop Kean.-. Cathollo rnlversliy. on "l'hll-OOOPby'a l'lace Among the BeteaeW; Cnionel CarrickMslery. "BelenUltc sorletlefl ol Wsablngton'i Brm.lessor J- Ba Hoppto, " Pbllosophy of ah". Dr, J, n.Norri*, "Tin- .sta!.- Historical socleilcs of Hie rnltedMalo,"; Dr. Imiuc Roberta, "nseeat Dtaroverlea inAsirt.iioiuy"; l>r. J-. G. linrkcr, " Klc in. ty "
Til.- topics i,, b, dlsonssed bv I'rofessor OeotrgsForU-s nnd Slr Douglas UaltOB hnvi- amt v. t beensaesnemd. Ow lbs last day of the seeslnn. CopulaKotinr-enn B'lloppeneoart otll illustrate u nathog of(leterintii.ng gravity by amana of a pendulum aa-puratns ii.-iUeti by his K.iiengiie. lieutenant llolonelvon Merrick. A number ol brilliant reooptloni "111be gjtvn lo the delegates Buring Ibeif slay In Ihe(airy, it ls experted Uni four member* who uttendultlie society's ("antenatal celebration, tn IB43, will bopresent. Ttiey pre Pn-shlent Fraley, tba Bev. Dr.lUi-B-iao, WlUlam fioyt- and l'roti-aaor Kt-udail.
IN IIOXOH OF THE RET. DR. CTTLEE.
A ni'AUTIl-FI. Ml.MOlUAL WI XHOW IN TIIF. LA
I'AYF.TTl: AVI.XI IB rKI>nYTF,RIAN( IIIRCM. BROOKLYN.
A window remarkable for Its site and beauly was
unveiled yesterday In the Lafayette Avenue Presby-
terian Cbaesb, st lafayette ave. and south o.xfoidst.,
Hrooklyn. The window commemorate* the Ihlityveins during which lbs Hov. In. Theodor.- l/s-lvan]( nylor mliil-ti-ird m the congr. ration, lt wu- gtseeto lbs (iiiinii b\ ali tba saaabsm al lbs psilib, whoi.nv.. aBauram this method of Irstlfylag Ihelr n-girl
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THF. FYI.KR MEMORIAL W1BD0W.and affection for their venerable friend nrll former Ipaator. Al ll o'clock the curtain was put usldeby the Rev. Dr. David Gregg, who succeeded Dr.
Culler when Hie latter retired from the active
psateeats thies yean ago. This was followed by un
elaborate musical service under the direction of JobBMyall Braver, tba organist of the church. Dr. ('reg-;
preeobed tba Banoon, and Dr. Caylsf made a short
address after tbs sermon.The new window ls placed over the entrance to the
church and ls directly opposite tba pulpit. It ls of
unusual sUe, being ii feet wide and N f'"-t high.lt con'Ms of live lancets, with tracery work above,
und was designed by Louis V. Tiffany, and tam Bled
by the Tiffany Glass and .Decorating Company under
Mr Tiffany's per-onal siipenNon. Many thou-fttidsepuratf pieces of SBBSMHSl gl«*H were Mad In CM
composition of UN BKnlSm, which ls one ,,f the Ilnest
»,*., Ini.'is of ..ccles|,.si|.nl art In Hie country.Iliul prcaohln« on Bart HIM '" Athen" .« *.
untiiil sahjest "f tU window, having I.ii elm ",.
.s .specially BSfteSriStO, In M.w of Dr. tnyl.-r'sp.ng .nd faithful s.rvKet U a pMBSbSf. di either
slrte of Hie asattal scene am lbs figures of M*)scs the
lawgiver. ..nd MlB tbs Kvangellst. Moses Mauds
with th.- tabbi <.f lbs Commandments, Hlui js rep-
raeeetrd as Hu- lawgiver ol ll.*' old dispensation.\lmve Hie Bants of Moses ls Inscribed the dato "April
"th. IMO." the time wh.-n Dr. Cuvier sssumed tea
piiStoru'te of tba (''ilin li. JobB sliimls oil tba Oppositeside, bearing In his hand nu open volume on nblehis written tbs iir-i rene of bb Gospel. "Is lbs be-ginning was tho Word, BBd tba Word was with Qed, and
tho Word Wai Oed." Aliove tbs figure ls the In-crlp-tlon "April (Bb, lHOD." tin- dote OB which Dr.
(nylor retired fn.ni attire work In tho church. InIbe iipp.r portion <>f Ibe window are tero tablets, <>n
om-" of which ls this memorial Inscription, "ThisWindow hus be.-n erected lu ln\liig friends llll'ldi-dlcited to the thirty years' pastorate In this
elitinii nf the Rev. Theodore Ledyard cuvier, I>. D."Tire oi h.-r panel u-nrs tin- following: '-For I
determined not to know anything among von mrs.tesiis Christ and Him (nulli.-il.**
RUSSIANS HOMEWARD BOUND.
TIIE GQOERAL ADMIRAL LEAVES PORT.
GOING TO FRANCK AND THENCE TO Rl'SSIA-
SITNDAY ON* TIIE FLF.F.T.
And sill! another of Hie for-lpn warships Ins goeslo sen. Now- lt ls tbe trim black Russian, with the
white nBBbOSlBOb. the tall mtists ead UM BBB tWPk* -
the tieneral Admlral-thul has weighed h.r um hoi and
-niling down tbs North River and out by SandyHook has mado away for hume and the BOSS of
the Folur bear. lt was 4 o'clock yesterday after¬
noon when the General Admiral flow ly moved aw.ty
from her entliorage In tbs mai of tho Dimitri Doesbst,and "jointing up tbaeifaJBOB caine up abreast the
philadelphia to say adieu lo Admiral Glurardl. As
tha llussiuri passed tho flag-hip cf her own nation
sup asbtted eigmeusly, nm! was sent anny wuk tbs
good wishes of answering Russian cannon. cppMtothe Phlladelpl la the American colors broho from lbsBaaBaa'S masthead while h*r guns hatted their r>
f-fSBt to tho Stars anl. ftrifss. iBstantly lbs Busslsanag wa* run up abotud Uri Pbflodelphla sad lbs DBbwguns returned gan for gun ibo solute .f tbe departingRussian, while tho tars climbed Into tbs rigging mid
waved their hats a*.id cheered. When the smoke lilted
trom over the Philadelphia tba florin Sd Ungi *>!«-nailing "bon voyage*1 were dlsiov.i.sl waving above
the colors. From t]je (ienei.il Admiral came the
reply In flags, " Jtaiiy thanks." Bs tnim that lia.s
parted Irom the North River beet has been sent
away with more friendly feelings than the trim black
and willie liusslnn Admiral now fur out at lea.The tillie was on the ebb os she came BbOUt ii little
above the Philadelphia and headed down thc river.
As she sailed slowly l.y, the white ships driftedaround with the tide and faced their departing gBSStaA3 Mie went from sight behind ihe lottery the shipshad all headed down stream. The movement was so
timely und gcijer.il that it seemed as If it must ha.e
been ai. order of the Admiral, when lt was only the
changing tide. The General Admiral will go directlyacitoss to Fiance and then to Russia.
Theie were few Hatton to the foreign vessels
yesterday and not so many as usual for Sunday to
the American ships. Riverside Drl-e regained part ofIts life of two weeks ago In thc throngs of peoplewhich IVrdercd Its wall and paraded up and down Rs
broad path. The public, gardeners evidently ron-
sidered tha excitement over, for they have (leanedthe gr.ecn knolls bordering the drive and hove te-
plsesd the signs, "Keep o'.r the grass,¦ which two
weeks ago were trampled down.Captain W. R. Uridgeman, who has been In com¬
mand of the Philadelphia during the Naval Review.
has received orders tl) rellim to his former command,the Rainmore, to relieve C'spbalu Runtier, who btubeen ordered to hold himself In readiness to tak"charge of the cruiser Columbia, generally km.wu ns
the "Ponte," now Utting at Cramps' yards InPhiladelphia.
The I "lilted Boban Society lit New-York will givea l.ampiot to Admiral BogMghl and ..fliers nf theItali.in men <>! war now in ..ort at Ihe Hotel Bsdleott,Eighty-first st. and Columbus-avc, lids evening.
AMERICAN OFTICEBfl HAYE BEEN ALERT.THF-Y BAY! IBBFBCTBO THE FOlU'.If.N WARSHIPS
CAREFULLY.
One of the Important and valuable results In the
line of Banalest* and development sj naval machinery,naval Architecture nnd mBMBSBBl fll tbs BSBembBoghere of ho many foreign war vessels will BS lbsreports to b>' written by the American oflicers who
have been making notes of their Inspection visit.Cominoilore Theodore 1). WI1m.ii, Chief of the lliireait
of Bevel Ci md rut tion, and Naval Constructor T. T.Beodaretd, after (heir asarial "iii upon Beor a.i
mimi Qbemfdl S few days ago were .-iccompunl.slby him to Uie foreign flagships nnd were tatmduoedto tbe sag Barneto, who *MEtsae>d io OssfuastenWll-on iveiy courtesy that would .liable him to
malo- u thor.,ugh Inspection. On Un- BriBel flagshiplilalie ihe ehlton Wem escorted through lbs shipby Mr. white, sob ri lbs chief iteastimlw ri lbslilli h Navy. Tiny hnv since htSfBCtSd Hie French(iiil.is .lean Fart and Arethuse, tbs KsbStta Augaeta, of Um Genna Navy; ina Argentine BrutenNeuve tie .Julio, the Italian cruiser Etna, and suchother (fenris as lime Would permit, "Ipon tin-Whole.*' says I'oininodore Wilson, "our (flab of |.-speciion wns u very i-iil-f.ictory one, nnd aSnUedino to eoiiipnre our own with tho latest built foreignVessel.." The l|i-pe< Illili convinced I ..Ililli,sh.re wil¬son nnd ills BBBbdsat that tin- United States BaryDepertemet was mablug no niistak.- in tin- eeastrue-Hon of Ha any ves.eis.
Each of the [Tatted States war "reseals has a
representative of thc Lureau of Barbi Intelligencei.ii boord, who. win, i.th.r oiiic.-rs nf ii,, bureen,luis \lsltc.1 the foreign vessels irtid mad.- notes <ifhis oi.s..rviiuoiiK juhi lefaramtlea abtetied. ti,,.fMbeen of tbs Engineer Corps have also been alert,"ind upon their visits lo the vessels hav,- Beted ,|iImirovemeiiis li. inncl li.erv and holler, n.,t tuns boof vuln.i-ln lix- future tleeignlng of ma, hln.-rv In' UtaBureau ..I .-t.uiii hnglaeerliaf. t-,,.-.-.-.i Assistant Kngl-n.er ira N. Hollis. mtnaeftJac th.- eblef of toabureau, im. oompwted u cujefui inspection ot Hmengines and boilers of Ibo foreign warships andwill make a detall.-d and thorough report.
IIVTHOIUST ClICRi'llES lt AY CSITE.A letter was read at the morning service |n the
A.hun Methodist F.plscopal Church, WashingtonS'pinre Brut, yesterday by the pnsfor, Hie Rev. .lames* Moue, ashlnK ih,. congregation to consider :i pro-PSSSd union with the Washlnglon S.juiir.' BbBbsdftMBpfbunaal Cbenb, in Bm! Fourth st.. brineaa Wssh-lngioii Benara ami Hath ave. The snUos mid ibal a
IHMIK HBKBJUI ini nnd siiNi-*i li .nnd I'.ii ok fre.'duni tram nm.<iMiu,t». perfaci Mneeags. u-t uimiuvaster, electric Ilkina.. i>|i'.r,i nm. 1itreeVi, lats reilflrtml «B;-il,;«t ,,(,,,,,"tloiijaUie featur.-- u.sutifni ,iaOffluri . sudmeris lots fm «aln rhaap. on rum lana*8 Hues of H. H fn"i|in-nt fast, imho.block signals, IriMirld* isfetj run,.'liiiitsCon 18 oiits; iim,i<. ..4 ml rn, i,ifroiai N. V. KV tory Silo li..imt'-'l
Urst six el,uno lota elven .n»sv IfS.1,OOO howe Tl In,litit. Va FIBanuB, Bound Rrook, B. J.
meeting to decide the question of union would be held
on .Inn." 1 H'M. l-i-t winter a preposition was uinlerci.ri-.ld..rail.-ri 1 i form a UUlon of Hie Asbnry Cluirch
.\iiii the Central Betbodbvt Btfmapal Charoba st Peueteoatb-st sad Se**renth-a*ee. WeeoHatiena were finallyshondoerd. beconm of the salvation Army's plan to
el'.-t a briMlBg lu Follrtectltll-.st.If the plan ns now proposed be cnrrl."d out, the
Anbury Church will sdi its bonantane property, nriebls ruined Bl not less tbsa OtOOfiOO, sad devote tbsprocc.sls of sii-ii mis to t.i*' enlargement of lbs workof the unit.si churches, Hu- erection of nen keOdlBsnfor pariah extension, etc.Tm- Asbnry Cluirch ll one of the oldest Methodist
Episcopal Churches In the rlty, baring been estab¬lished lu 1638. The Washing! n Square church unafounded, about tbs year 18BB in Bunnan -c. uni trnafor many yenrs ("Tootra a.i lbs "Sullivan Street .Meth¬odist F.plscopal Cburcba
STIiA Y NOTESHERE A ND THERE
A Brittsb tar, not a bad-looking fellow, butUtile the ¦aroma for drinking. Stopped a New-YorkerIn Twenty-ihinl-st. and BSbed him In :t voice whichInul a line nil: " V. here's the Robroy'l**1
..Where's the whatI" Babel the New-Yorker,willing to aid Ibe Wti"'if- -irlior If be could.
'.Tlio Robroy'l," be sosvered, trying to disjointhis nerds, bat falling utterly.The New-*Yorher hadn't tin- slightest Iden where
th*- Rob Royal waa, but by dint ol questioning nndperena-ion bs n'snsged to barn what locality wus
wonted. lt was th.- Bowery.There Isn't any street lu the world better known
to Uri sailor than the Ro.very. Drop* li.to any port,Europe, A ia, ¦seth Instill!, and say "Bowery" toa seafaring 'lian and ho wants to know more about
yan. Brea if he has never been in the Bowery, haknows a lot about it, und knows that he would liketo get lin re. A naval oilier tells Ibis story.One Bight In a driving gale, when lt wns a bTM Of a
Copper whether lll.S Vess-1 was tlilvell oil lh<>rocks or blown lino a channel win ra there was a
hope fir her, one o,' tin- sailors come np to hlrniinii. willi a Obits niivlons lace looked al tho otli-cer. Vasa he siipi pi a honor stricken voice: " Mr.K.. this ls an awful long way from tin- Bowery,isn't ltf
_
There ls Store In Beroi habits than one rightsuppose. Two petty ollie.-rs of one of the cruisers
were gulag up on the clcvctcd train about 4 a. m.
They Were l*>th sleepy, but were afraid If theyslumbered that tiny would be canted past theirstation. Filially one of them said: .. We'll matchto sc- who sle.ps nnd who stiinds watch."' Theymulch.si. and Hu- winner, curling himself up In ii< rn- - ..-.'il. tell lulu ii doze. The loser sat uprightall tbe woy, as solemn ns nn owl. his eves wide open,his figure erect, ".st.miling walch" on tlie cruiserBaahsttaa.
.come men who saw a young wr-mnn hurryingalong a street holding a handkerchief over her new
spring bonne: to .shield lt from a few drops of rainlaugh*'*!, some one remarking Ihnl nothing was noredenr lo a woman's heart than her new- bonnet."Mold up.*' said another, an elderly man. "youBreda'l laugh at that Woman. I think she's a verysensible women. She deservm a greet desi of creditfor trying to spare tbs ch*.k-book of ber husbandor Ihtber from fresh spring bonnet attacks. She I-,a aenstMe, conscientious, praiseworthy m.nug wemanof great prudence and [-outage, I is*/, ami rou oughttoodudre her." "Bay, Frown,' hu wns risked, "stacewhen did you become -« entbualsaUd about sensiblewomen.'" "Young ninn,"' answered the other arithgroat flclemntty and rnrnestneuM, -I buy spring bon¬net > for a Wife and Bevon dinighters.''
in lbs end the eily club may possibly beat Intothe head of tho Boyer sonic slight anaaura of re¬
spect fm- pul lie Miiiimnii. It must not hope to nc
cempUab bm much at once. of course Cominisstoner Brseaaa rnnaet go just yet There is noOtbm place for bini nt this particular time. rummany tHk.s ran ol Its iwn. Hy mid by time nuivba n vacant Ju.lgslup.How woaM it do lo adopt a ten fttrtshm Idem
on street cleaning) »>r course um eoedttlous are
rsstly ciii:. r.ni, but inii.ii emili u- learned irom their. in hu.h. win. im ve tba elosncri (Hy In Uta waridaTin- Pbrbdsn housewife rurel) brim bar ene furnitureund carpets oater linen rtotha io keep tao du-tfrom ruining them. Ibm B little deal In i'itils.Why.' Beeeuoa lhere is Mule aind. riu' boulerurdflililli -treets ill'.- Wi,.lied ilS t)f|e|| ll'i tl.eV lll'«> SW.'pt.N.w Yorb bas plenty of water now. why ari nvu linle mi ih" .sir..i.' Th- Parisian sent lt>wootonwens ker .sunn siij pem lu th., street when sin-gue, wslklng. Here ihe women weer teether sinus,uml Bometbaea rubbers._
The Farlslnns do imt orssb exert tulng Into tho
Bewers, m naay Baroona hasgbie. Unnl wagem lukesway ail lbs refaee that ma bs ptbered i.y "-boret(Hld bmom, Hull the hose ls lurried on illili He- small
particles are sse! into lae (tewon. Boan *>f laustreets are almost Sfl fi. fem du-t and Irish ;,s ninnyAm-i h nu piiibi.. A ni'ni could will nigh eat lilsdinner tut tbs pavement of th*. Rue Be Rivoli.
American intel j rb- VOA Un.lr;.dd to ii porty of
Bngtl li aural utBtiri Hu; sKtenlng after the In nt
the old nrmory. Inering lo vlei,- lbs rUBU thc,eon eatonIsbed to sc- lbs burned nnd blackenedwalls literally covered with piny bills of ever] *l.
bi rl[.il.rl.. I'.veii Un- Imn ...Inn.ns .,( !!,.. .-ul
story were doromted hy Hie ui>i<|uitous 1.111 poster,long bolors lbs in i On mflas bsd wtihdrawn insiiiiiin. Beerykodj stopped io om tbs rttbtt, and alimw lha iid\iriiseni.-iiis.
An bamii idan baabn has '.cen in this countryfor three moiilhs for the purpom of Investing 13,000,(KK) lu ii certain . ni. tpii .-. ll<* ls mtlsBed with
iiio aroepasts, sal win Mara io Aaiaajerden aoatweek without having purchased a il..Iiiii s worth,,f .loch The coiiiiiilou ol affairs In Wall HtrOetfrightened him. Winn things become settled h"
may return. Ills fib lids ut I. have more nionerthan Hoy know what lo do willi, but they will nutrisk ll Jeri now.
Tin-re angbt i<> ka tonalking very rodalag abonln flower abOW, nnd, ns a inaitcr if fi;, ih.ro ls, forit iippeais io th" amt "ii-., i.f man *vi1 nemos,it is u coinbiiuitii'n of bounty, Bweriaem .imi pertly.Could then- be iinyllilng bettor Winn lin- average
rittrea ibm Is lbs haem abew ka feds proud sf tbshorses. Whcll lie see, Hie dog show In- l.-els proudOf the dogs. Winn kS 'pends nil .-veiling muongIke flower li" fels proud of hllll.ielf, benns.- bsfads tl i.t he bsa Maaortated with eometnlng lu natuwmuli, ben.- .uni higher than klsiatlf. We csaaethave too mu lu How er shows.
ECHOES OF THE LEAGUE-
Til*; GREAT CLUB CONVKNTION AT LOUIS¬VILLE.
REMABBABLB f/BATt*I'.F.s Of THK PROCF.F.DINUS
-TO VQRK IN H.'TI'UI* INDKl'K.VDK.NTLY
OB THK I'.l.r.l.I.Ml QBOABISATIOB.il".. CLAlKBOB ot'T Of POU'TICS KOR Till". PRF.SKNT.
Louisville, Ky., Mny IS BJuacBll TbS ISST pu-i'dof ibe Renebllcea srmjr thal invaded Beatably Briaweei* lins dsfarlsd, sad Loni.vin.- hus settled downagain to IN quio! xvavs. lasns B, Malleson, thc
iciiiing presslrtit Bf lbs Inser. n;;d Mr. Tracy, h!«
youan i'1"'' ^'or. xvere BBumg lbs Bal ld Uses lbscitx". Mr. Tracy manlaed ken ts orgnnlss h.c n.-w
Bxecbtlvo Committee mid appolhl ¦ sub-esaunftleawhich xviii kars direct ccntrol of Hip orgd nl/ii lion'snilalrs during th" coming year. At the meeting ofihe Bteenllre flimnltlm H nea aseMsd fo poMseaslor tho precut tbs election of u secretary to succeedMr. Humphrey, WbCdS nslgBSBOB WBB placed ls-forelbs cullin,iir.c, nnd al K tnesarer in pises of es*Ooreraor Umaabarjr. Mr. Tnej thought it weeM kshelter ii ken eaotber mei ung wltkia s few anebs,ned lbs * then agieed xvith kim; so th*- commute-;
.dJoCrbed, xviih tba saderatsndlng Ibat Bb memberswould h*' csllcd together lu 'hit ugo some time InJune. The pnsldsnt nl-o defined tin." selection of B
-ubi MaBttae. Ile BBeJaied it lo bs hi-* Intention10 mnl'.e tlie laagna, h. fur iis lay In his poxv.-r. one
of the grmtmt forces iii danstben politics. The ksesVuaarten xviii nmals in Bow-Vorb, In rbarta of Mr.
Humphrey, until th.- Beat niceting of tho K.\-cutlveOoaunlttoe; but it la sot »t nu imarobsbls thut it xviiithen be imasferred io cumgn, though a brooch otticemny 1..- maintained lu New-York or Washington.This course 1-, alana! certain io bc ndopt»-d if colonelMcAlpiu la elected trea.-ur.-r, nnd if Secretary Humph¬rey (1111 be pievniiiti up, n to iiccept ro-ele'Hon.
Mr. (Inrkson has gone to tho Puclflc Onaat. He
expects lo spend two or three months there, attend¬ing to some bustaem afolm. '"I nm now going ti
try to mn ki- .-om.- money,» ka mM to a group of
friends: In tbs Gell House rotunda iis he xxas starlingfor tho Bala. "I um don" xvith arilrs poBttta, at
lenst for tba present. Inning tba I st riv,- -roan thatI hiive keen in karama my oxvn affairs hilve been
Deflected, nnd I have spent PQS-hslf of the moneyI lind ncciiniiikitcd during my Hf*! of hard labor. 1
hate r-'ix'ii my kari surleea to my pnrty, but now
I nm geing to glx-e my satin nttentlon tu my familysnd my private matters. I nm glad to my that the
Btreapecl before sm is excellent. I confidently >-x
[net to millie a tood many thousand dollars within a
reasonable time, but lo do lt I lind to promise my
associates that I neaH rut loom from politics. The
lengue ls now In capital condition, lt can take ciro
f Itself, uud I predict foi- li n great, future. Thisr utlon, I think, win ¦how the country" that Be*
i.'iblicuni-rn ls fur from bein;; iu a moribund condi¬tion.''
in revicxving the eooeentloa'i work one ls- lm
pceaaad aaew with thc tadepsndont and, nt times.radical spirit windi area fUspfay*** ,'iffeugboal thed.iib.rations, and which bow uud thee seemed to
lind some satisfaction In defying many importantl>arty declarations nnd In endeavoring to shatter
aberBhef Mean Beak Manlhntlona worn most fre-
<|iieiiily observed lu thc rooms of the xarlous com-
Blttesa, particularly th.it on resolutions. This
t'oniinllteo consisted of one member from each Stitt.?.¦elected by his tetlow dclegatos. it was therefore a
comniltteo tluit fairly represented, tile gen.-tal aBmwbly. The majority of the body might be fairly UrSBfldaribodeii but it required all the power of thatelement to prevent tho vigorous minority fruin pre-matlnf s platform that would have made ntSfSBttBgreading alongside the pnrty principles .set forth at
Minneapolis. IW xvhlte dslflgqtm from the Southernstates were enger for a renolution Imposing nn edu¬cational test, declaring thal If such a resolution were
adopted they would be nblo to attract enough Pro¬
tection Democrats to carry two or three states and a
large number of C'lngrcss Districts for the Republicanparly.
"Beattie BS," mid one of them, '*tr> become a pnityof Hie white mun ns xvell ns the bink 111:111. and lbssolid Sooth is broken. An adhwtionaI uaabanatfoaBeeb as BaSSSCansriU and Wyoming hax-e xviii elimi¬nate ji large contingent of Ignorant negroes, whoaevotes If cunt for us ure not allowed to be counted andWho therefore do us no good xvhatever. I bellnx'e tnni ci piing thlflgl BS they ni'"'- You can't pet the negravote except by Federal assistance, faders! assistancecan't bo hui, even If lt xvere desirable; anl so I¦UT, l*t us seek other menns. The educational test
ls ihe most practical. It xviii put the Republicanparty In the South on a lilgh.r plane nnd bring to us
tbeassads of white roten xvho woaM bo xvith ns now
xx'ero it not for (his ignorant colored clement."Some criticism wus hoard becau.se the so-called
"Force bill'' had failed to becomo a law, but themajority of Southern League men addn ssed them-.elves to ths task of having the puny organizationsbeloxv Mason and Dixon's line Investigated, witha view to construction of mw machinery. Someof these organizations, they concluded, are con-
troUfed by a few men who care for little be¬yond dictating the election of delegates to Nationalconventions and disbursing the patronage of Repub¬lican Administrations. A resolution embodying thisIdea was adopted by the convention; and PresidentTracy will appoint a committee consisting of nineLeague men to examine tbs condition of Republican¬ism in the south and report its findings to the nextmeei lng of the League, Which will bc held at DenverIn May. 1804.
11 ls understood that a majority of this specialcommittee will be Northern men lu sympathy withHie xiews of the Soi.'herii.-rs who ure cager to forma new pnrty In Dixie, regardless of existing organ¬izations there. This League Committee will be en¬
tirely Independent of the special committee which IBSregular National Committee trill send late th- loathfor (h.- Bowness of SdJesttBg the relations of rivalBepeMlcaa state committees, i nairana Garter winappoint his committee xxlthln a fexv days; but PresIdeal Tracy Intends, lt ls said, to proceed withoutconsultation with the older body, for the reason thutHie purposes of the two Investigating committeesare eni Inly difTcrent, and bsttsr results cnn be ob¬tained by I'lriivldual "action than by co-operation.The National Committee's representatives xviii dealWith Hie exIMlug organizations; the League men
with the elements of the parly outside of those or
gnnlzatloii-.Hut, xvhlle the League Intends to proceed Indc-
aeneeetty in its inxv-tig.it ion of Bualkris InpabUOSalsm, if B In complete accord -xxitu not a fexvmembers of tlio BattOBBl Cunmlttee, on the propo¬sition to cartel] ihe power of ihe neath in ffstloasl(onx dillons by making the actual vi te cast the basiscf repeoientatton. The ptegrasrivc character <.f misIden, xvll.i, xvas enunciated by Mr. Payne, memberof ih.- Betloaal Commutes Ben Wlaroasta, saltedHie ten.pe,- »f he tluhtncii. mid they (adorned ll xvl'hMill...s|'-:u. "Tbs lime ha- coin.-.a Bald one le:,ding.'...I, tai", '-fu 11- t> take hold of our party lu tbs
<li. If we an- going to carry Hi*' countrv again forI'.ililleau principles. Tin- solid Ninth has been
teni Iii twain; xxe mri io the same xvith Dixie.How: First, by ipUttlng the negro vote, that ls, bymaking Hie UepabWian party ns arneb arblts ns blacb.What clso can xve do? We can't have FrdenJ prolection iit the *shnn, ami xe mal gel blaek reinci.nilled xvitimut it. Therefore we Boal adopt anotherionic, nml I think tin- South ls 1 ip*? for tin- changex.l- -uggi .( Iii ihe educational test."
rh.- 11na nimum rote ol tba convention agalasl 'he
eligibility of the Pr.-nhill of the I'rilcd States kWa second siiccis-lve term lu ofll-e xvas easther Ula*Iriitlun of Hu- c invention's rtpirlt. A few friend- ofex I're-ii'cnt lliiril.-o: Int. pict,si this us 11 rcll«ctloiiiii.ii his cnnilhtiicy for reelection biri fill, but Jil.
'lincluden i- not warranted. Tin- resolution nos
IT PP.K\'EXTS THE ESTRANGEof disease.pure bloodlund an active liver.How explained t Thecirculation of thel.l.cl Ls tho greathighway over whichthc germs ot (liaeanetravel, tbe liver is thequarantine throughwhose gate any ilreaildisc-use may or mu*/nut puss, aa the liverclio. w*.
Are you watchful I_Is your blood in order
aaa.-- gag] youf Qa/ga active.no ns t.t repel disense 1 If not, TCB xviii findin J,»r. l'icice'sli.il.leii Mislicil Discovery just(he h. I), you need. It ionic* to your u.ssist-anco WBBB you Bees BB*** wnrnings of im-iiuni Mood and inactive liver, os pimples,IhuIs or larliuiu-lea; or a feeling of hiasitude,weakness and despondency. When yourflesh is, from auv cause, "reduced belowa healthy sUtndaix.," you've onlr to toke tho" I kana >very," which xviii act all the orpansiuto vigorous action and build up both fleshaud strength. Avoid naustMma preparationsof Ced Uver Oil. They Md fat, but nottthoietome firth or healthy tissue
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Bruited by m-n wito Itibored I- (.crural Harrison'sl.lnlf Mt Mini.nil,|:». T.,. y ..imply pone tsae**aaeato u nMeajrsri watharnt, aad asa doti tbs --\.President BBbeU BOS strongly BBsesBat Hud Haehu resolution b-t-n adopted a ,\.-ir ngia- that 1-, priorle tbs hint .Nitlonnl Onn. nth.n lt migh' bax- bBBblooked upon Bl a tlnust at Mr. Harriss but it cjr>not Ur BS regird.'d BBrii
lin- iio or moro toasesiallss driegatea nba sebitterly aaneand Bat laaariloa lu ihe plaUatri ri theHank relating ls nesasa'a mfraga pfabakt] Bbssoianser » nUsptorben len bi ».. lt* scape. Krideattpthey thought tfcnt lbs *rnn*deUoa cu..Iul",d fae jurty¦1'tlr.ly to that dotti inc.'Hi -I. .1 mlttak". AB Ibat Bb)plunk ssabBBS ls aerri) » icaeiaUs reeosfuu^adbaltin- ajoeariea H n*anoa inBBsen to tii#» MBs*reeaBtefaaasbbanshni of Uri 'opu.iican riana al ih.» tountry.*"In other word-, lt ]a simply 'wMMMUMtA by tba batts alA .s.-mbly as n good stbject for thc- heil asa <i:.t.onsto dh,;u«s.
Among thn loiters rial were read none attrartelmore attention or were llatened to more sUenttvelrthan tliat of .Mr. Powderlx, uenend Master Vu.rb>man of (SS Knights of Labor. Uta suggestion at teihe attitude the Republican par'y oegbr to auumeon the labor (juestlon, bis evident ay'mp.v'.v wltbthe tendencies of RepabUcaalsqi, in c0W.ni lt withthose of the iwmicraT, oa mattera .aflea'.ing tutwa ge-workers, .-ind the g. Berri bMM 'nt Ha >Hermade a decidedly favorable lmpres-l'*n ev«-n upoa
th*.se xvho did not ag..-.- OBI .ill lils BtOtSIB BtS,Tao mere faa t .ni Hie rdBdol Bend ot <>ne of tbsgreatest lober orgBBlastloas in toe wort-] .1
oin- In tuck a friendly .pim before ¦ BceobibrsaConvention was gratifying lo iii.- Selegatei si k>dlcottng th*- h.trnionv .wi-tinc between the labor wwwul th.- country nnd tlie Republican party.
'Ihe fie.- silver ndvoc.it ,s arete SO hand, but (.ur-
prls.-il a good many hy Un lr sndsst*f. Tfcril repre¬sentatives in tlc- Committee on Reaolntloofl soughtii> commit tin* ronrentlon ifi unbaatted v.xat-. nutthe real xxere rjotto content to nil .xv a realtirmiil in oflbs declarotioo Blade mi Hil. question fll Minnito stniid. Besne 't tboae who <ir:ift--«l the piauonixvere surprised by on" proposition (hat mi. ur-,'i-l na
* means of r*'li-x"lng the pr.-«»*nt finr'uel.tl enndtdnaof (he Nation. This eras, tu ¦abstaaee. (ha* the i,. y
emntent should immediately go lato 'h.- aatrbrii sfBoroo* and soil the surplus inver "hich bsa b^enacciiniiilated In ibo Treasury vault- auder the Bberaataact. This proposition, li xxas urgfd. bsd tbe approvalcf ea¦Secretety Foster and noun bsve brea rantedont br him bnd PrcflMeel Hinds xn given BU coi.-u.t.By .selling the silver In this w-«y tbe x i«r BBBOUBf ofmoney locked np would be released and gold wouldDB brought back Tr in the old World, and Hi* lealHint Hie Knited ^tnles |< rr.,|Mg tn adopt a sllv*>r bn«lsxx-ould be dissipated at least .., rv IbSSS who advo-cale the plan.A good deni of dlsnppolntrr.ent x-as r-tpre'sed by
Leone men beeauee tuerubera of tbs National con.,inlttec hurried onay ns flOOS ns tool Ixidy adjourned.Ali effort hud linen made to hold a Joint couferent a oftin- (wo bodice; but, despite the efforts nf Mr. Ko--water, F.*litor of -'The Omabfl Bee." and otbrrs, thiaproposition xv.'is not ndopr»-<I-a btct that perhapsdisposed the younger men to net In future wtfk mors
Independence ol the regular party i.rgnnlntl'.n.It B generally iigrcwl that one of tho boot "Xtem-
pore sp.-i"chcrt eurie before th.- convention was de¬livered by .fam.-s A. HIanchard, <f New-York. Mr.Blanchard does not enjoy the repototloa of baing uaorator, but *"ni<- of Hie deb-cutf- inado him aniny(faring tko dori g es-lon. n id k re < ried w th n po >.-
of invective rboa won the entbariaeUoe appleuse ofthe convention.
TBE SEASOS AT ROTSD LAKE.
AS ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME ARRANGED FOITHE SI'MMfi;
Hound Lake, N. Y., May ld (Speciali..The aeason
at this sylvan riflsp will open curlier than usualthis your, kscaass the copious raina have suddenlysaassd lt to blossom Into n wildi-mess of hUom andverdure. Nearly everx* cottnire to let has secured a
tenant, and these ure largely from residents of New.York, Hrooklyn, Philadelphia, linton and other lurgacities, whose people two year* ago had to consult s
railroad guide to find out where Round Lake was.
The Musical Ass#ymhly, which has now become al-BTfaMt a national affair lu musical circles, wm ne more
Interesting this yeur than ever before, lt will laatsix days, with two matinees, and will be directed byIvdxvard F. Myer, of Ne xv York.
The Mlnltters' Institute will (.pen In .August aadlast two weeks. It will ngaln havr. a corps of teach¬ers from the prent theological Institutious. AU ara
welcome to tuition, and furnished lodgings ore sup*piled free to all theological students, or young clergy¬men of any denomination. Ibero ls no charity obit,gation imposed, for s millionaire clergyman w..ukt notbe allowed to pay any more than the BOStasI of the.,
ologlcal student*. The course Include* c.r..-k und He¬brew, ecclesiastical luw, und the higher branches ofa theological training, while it enibnu.-s al- > oratoryund voice culture. Rlahop Nett Man, Who ls now laSouth Anierlcu. will be ktwB In August kt "ak<» his
place In the faculty. lbs Hlshop wa.s tbs originatorof this school.
The great camp meeting will be held toward ths
close of August. Mr. Keene, the evangelist, vxlll con¬
duct the exercises thu venr, and xxiii pmladdy beussUted by the Kev. Thomas Marrissa, who vt a, ones
koona us "Tho u.iv Preacher.*'(.rand Army Day will bc .-.¦ptcmber 13. Round
Lake alxvavs glx-es o day to the -..l.tlr-r. This yearthc Saratoga veterans' Association, which ls erect-lug a Silrtlers' Home at Round Lake, propoaes to CS*-rbtate Its houxe warming on Ihst *!ay. GeaersI (».
0. Howard will probably be the orator. BUd'Generallckles max deliver a abort adili.-.".The Art Behool xviii open lu .Inly "order the dlrec-
Hon of Mr. Chester Leeann.
TRYISG TO FISD WHAT (ACHED 77/5 DE.im.
An autopsy was WtWJttMMWPt yesterday afteruooa
on the body of Percy f, .lafTray. xvho cornmlifi sui¬
cide tat Mount Vernon r-iturday. No true- of BStbOSJxvas found, bul some of bbs BtfSBB nntB put In f*asjatjars, wlhch will b» sent to B eheSriM for anaii.-t*.
The BateBBf ana pariofBMri by i>;s. P. R. fuaaoei
and Louis Hertii.e, and WMt order, d by Coroneil>rexv.
TUE WMmTBEB REPORT.
A STORM DEVr.MH'lNi. BOBTB OWhaMMtmMm,Wushlncteii. May ll.-\ d'eturbtd condition, wita
.ii. has dsrelBBSd In IQSSI ami IBS Lower fcUSSSSUBBlVOUey. a sauna saneart r» kt Mettttttnm to Bjt asrikof m iiitina. a .huiinn .oii.iic.iri bsa fBesbsari lu -Iml-
ti,iii Lisht r.ii.H.1* hsvs ikt.'iim-I ii lha lake r'i.-ii».
iii.i t inw-rntur lm. r.s. u bi Ute Okla Vdt*) fallen in
>:, M ..mi lower iud Mi-M' rilsat«fltppl xal-;., and'.rn ni,cl ll. ai!}' sij'li. mi'. t-U-'«!iir
PKT Al I.I".!» I.Hti X-i POB I'lOxV.
Kor Ncii-I'iiirlani avd i:n-t"r,i RS ItTWUt, gflflBBS%fair; niightiv vaansf beai r.otvii u lo-.iariii; eeaBb flodug «. si.
Kur the Olstrt.-t of t'o'.uatll.. K.ist i-i I'- t.i: --. :\ i «,
[Tau Israajf. Drisnore, Bsijkari ari Vttwhttt, tut;
-1.glitl} w.xrn.ei anal Bffna*.I ..r Nurth I'folina. BauSfc Ciro 1.ii u'lt (. o-rli, ;ea-
iraiiy fair, Irilonad by rioneflfl..i I lo.-iila. fair, fotowei by akewt ii lb c\!i*"»iaS
west, tor Alnboinit. sh vters; f.i Ul ..
effeswara, adtawflB kg Ml s uti. ts a a;
for Kn«tern Tanas, fin pi-c'b: t- abeKor Weat Y!rj,l .la. NV. »'..-r P SS . fl BllB W ri M BSSn
Vork and OMS, generally lair, Mtswed I B * .' ,' ¦
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Vee io»i anl N.b,a-aa. ur i- s., ¦-. . i 1 rMo
¦nd Montaxna, lair.
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arith iisiu riowria. claarlaa la ia .i-;«.¦' <¦ '
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asgrsss, tlie-avcrac (BBBs) b*-li,^ *\, luxiir than ..« »"te
n upaaBlflg i*> last tear »'"» B\ hlflo-r BMk OB OmMM*
tn and near IhU city to dsy the BSBBbfl w Uk'ly ts
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WORLD'* lOl.lMHIAN KMH^ITION
Will be of v,xiu» to the sstri bx Hi'isiMtisg Ska la i-r.-.*-i.i.'ii* in ene iii-.-baiii.sl »rt», a-.d .-...I'.t'it ,.i,.».i.lui.. »tBUl rea thal tiie pretre.a lu ^'.^JSX&a.'Ueuua. liiiporuiu-e. m.d 0* * 'u^'i'{t .!'... Uv **
9}tnp ot Tige ls Bar U» adxeucc et all oUtera.
