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THE HARD ROAD TO TRAVEL.
ssperintcndent Jourdan's Morning Tour
among the Police Stations.


ansng the Police Stations.
Before daybrcak yesterday Superintendent
Jourdsn visited the second, Third, Sixth, Tenth
Eleventh, Scvoatsenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth,
Twenty <seond, and Twenty-siIth police stations
In ofthem the gas flick ksrnr, and in otbers
the sergcants, overcome by their arduous toll were
sumoering sweetly, perhaps dreaming OF q future
captsincy. In the second the Sergeant In charse
was found lying Mt his full length on . table hst
asleep, and Unexpectedly disturbed by Supsrin-
tendcat Jourdan, who then departed for the Twen-
ty.riIth, or City Hall station. When the Saperin.
tendent entered the police station he found the man
who should have been on duty in the park seated be-
hind the door asleep. Without rousing him, tho So
perrin tsndent won't In search OF the doorman, whom
he found fast asleep also, In n back room. The su-
perintendent reused him. and the following dialogue
ucefiLtendent-w Where is the Sergeant in charge
Doormsn Qot Recognizing superintendenO-I
guess he's In the other room.
supefintendent-Tel him wish to see him.
DoortGan (noying suggishly toward the aud
rousing up sergeant)-iere's q man wants to see
you.
Sergeant ttrom within, drowsily)-Toll him to
come In here,
Doormsn calling to Super int ndent)-He says you
superin, ,endent-I can't; I want to see him on
business.
Sergeant 0u an Injured tone from back roon)--
What the he'll is the matter nowf
Stretching and ynwning and with half closed eyes,
the Sergeant came forth, and lazlly walked 10 the
door OF the main room, stopping In the doorway TO
give himself last ref esling extension. For a mo-
ment be paused to inyest his countenance with an
Ocial expression. and to get his eyes fairly opened
Suddenly he took In the situation, and his hand
went up In salute. II 10 said that he did not 20 10
sleep again that night.
Surerip tendent Jourdan neat went TO the Third
whers doorman was loand lying GU the floor In a
negligent attitude. After mildly demonstrating
with him, the Superintendent continued his iBsesti-
CATION. creating comnotion, and finding cause for
complaint In every direction The tour was com
pleted before the dog watch" yesterday morning,
and every station was excited by the runior that
Jourdan was on the lookout. and would prefer
charges,
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JoITINGs 4BOUT rOWy.

Number OF immigrants last week, 1850.
The steamship Winchester arrived last night.
Ellen westman died suddenly In the rear house
100 Tenth avennc yesterday.
Frederick IIessler. aged 80, died suddenly at a15
East Twelfth street yesterday.
The RISING star, which arrived yesterday from
Sweden. brought l,261 passengers,
The Excise Board have extended the time for ap-
plcstioDs for license jane n
Tho blue stone c tiers and hsggeTs have Eained
Mr.. john NJ. Car roll ~ the Eighteenth Ward hss
subscribed o. eco 10 she ronian erehequer
sprinr and Gre nwich streets are 70 DO cleaned
three times q week ny the Board OF Health.
The body OF al unknown man found Ia The
river OF East 1--WE ity-eishtb street YESTERDAY
TIE soldiers ard sailors who have claims ag,inst
the Government sl meet ~ ll3 PoweTy this evening.
The new Gran mer School house % west Thirtiets
,tree to be p'ned for inspection Oh Thursday after
noon.
David Lysagh, aged a., fen down hIgnt of stairs
sssl III ai and dlsd street N"' "'o''''s' "'c'u''' AA
The Baden Revolutionlsts OF 1851 in Lincoln
Hall Yesterday afternoon, formed an organization zoe
mutual assistance,
Music in To@Psins square on Tql..dayi in Wash
iSnTdsy' from until i, NJ ''N''' ~
Mr.. Arthur Novins, reporter for the Commercia
ia, lie Cellar Of @ Mercer ses sn Saturday O' "'
The Board OF Health has ordered tho three
tins morning on account OF reaPsing fever.
The remains OF William 5. siekes who w,- found
drowned 10 the East River. Nere claimed Yesterday
by his relatives and removed TO TsIrtio t"r lnter
ment
Five persons were arrested at the Harlem RAJ. pad
depot on Saturday. by direction af the Boald ot cath
for adulterstlng Ctotoh Win su.s thel were held 70
bail In t20l each
Tho great billiard match for the diamond cue ana
$500 side, between Clrile Dion and A. T.. RndOlph.
takes place tomorrow night .: the hppotheAtron 90
Fourteenth street.
The Novelty Iron Work. were sold on Saturday
TO Mr. John q. Brown, under foreclosure, by Messrs
lelAmy SiIAton, for tlSOO, subject TO mortgaes
OF t25O.00 They OrginAlly eoSt nearly sl.O0o,OOo
John McCaul. sged H. OF bs West Thirtieth strest
wne pAvng yesterday afternoon, fell from tho top al
derrick belonging 20 The Hudson River railroad Com
psny At the foot OF West Thirty nrst street. and wss
Instantly Killed
Tho Hon. Montgomery Blair the Hon. Fraak
4 Blair. sr, OF Washington Hon. George X. Churca
OF New orsi Hon. Judge e.. Woodbury. ol Virginia
aud Capt, George e. Virgins OF II. Ser yco. L0Adoss
England. last night arrived at the Everett houso
The Democrats OF the Seventeenth Ward 70 ths
nun,o.r Of go on saturday evening formed wm. Y
dupeInatoral char. Mr.. John A Kelly, lss peItass
with Judge Anthony Hartman, was elected fresdeeA
Mr. l.. a, Gouldlng has sutstripped ali tho etey
directory this year both In the coinpreheasiy yeoo
of MS dec tory and the pTOmptness With uhioh 90
Qoulding's business Directory for 1901 nkos nS1
York, Brooklyn. Newark. Paterson, yersoI Oyi aS
boken, Hudson Civ Wsstchssssr ssd RloAiAoss Do.
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THE SEVENTH WARD TRAsEDr.
Tho Esst Side Boys Bender-An Unscra-
pulous Landlord Piving the Crowd with
Rum-Nexr tho Inevitable X nife-The vio-
tim in Bellevue.

Tho Esst Side Boys on n Bender-An Unscra-
puious Landlord Piving the Crowd with
Rum-Nexr tho Inovita Bile X nife-The vio-
tim in Bellevue.
Late on Saturday night there was some excite.
ment In Monroe street, Morris Holloway, q boy
residing with his parents Al ~ ESSEX street, hav.
ing been stabbed by one OF his companions with
whom he had been drinking. Holloway and four
others, Keely, Nolan, Morissey and Finn met in
Monroe street, and went on a drinking bout" al.
though the Oldest OF them had but fifteen SUM-
mora
-Nolan and Finn ar engaged in Mes-rs. Clsrys
printing shop, Spruce street, and Holloway was em.
ployed in shop close ny as a tapmsker, which
situation had been obtained through Nolan, and
Holloway had heard that Nolan had boosted as 10
what be had done for him. They had partaken OF beer
pretty freely, when Holloway threatened to beat No.
Ian, although the latter older and bigger boy.
They started for i73 Monroe street, where Finn
sided on the fourth floor. Here Finn wanted to
eaye them, but Nolan, Holloway, and Morrissey
insisted on going up stairs into Firms room An.
cry words were again INDUCED In, when Nolan and
he rest OF the gang were pushed out OF the room BY
They then went into the lower part OF the house,
Nhich kept BY one Gustado, optaoa thai night ~
a beer ,sloon; Gusiado was drunk when the boys
eut-red, and knowing them to be rough characters,
feomed II best to let them have some ale tree OF
prnse' and when they could get no more on the
quarrel was resumed, when Holloway struck
az NoIan aid the hFhting began on
s'abbe tho knife entering his len lung Who used
ne KNIFE no one would tell, each ASSERT that
10y never saw knife, Holloway at this time was
h Oedstly state OF intoIiSatiun; in fact, Was not
ware Of Whist injury he had received lie was taken
10 Bellevue Hospital, whore he now lies In very
Nolan. Morri'sey, aud Kelley were subsequently
trrested on the charge OF sabblng.
When they were arrested they were very much
nQuOT, ard nad
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

MccsnA & whestey's plsning mil nj In 'isnapo II .
was burned On Saturday. Loss tD.ooO
SThe steamboat James Madison was badly burned
near Poughkeepsie on Saturday
Al Union Hill, N. j.. Yesterday, factory snd \
frame BUILDING were burned, Loss, ei00O
occupied As Toy man nuactory by Mr.. r. Manly, yester.
day, u 800.
George McHughs stable In KOsclusko street, near
Bedford avenue Brooklyn buI ned on Saturday
night. Three horses perlshed
The White Water River Bridge on the Central
Railroad lear Richmond Ind, 10 burned down. IL will
cost tlO0O0o TO rebuild IT,
Millard and Wsterbury's brewery snd adjoining
buildings on Diamond street, Hudson, N, Y, were
burned yesterday. Ioss ti2 000 Insurance t5 100,
The residence of Principal Cockburn, OF the Upper
Canada College TORONTO together with the house. OF
Masters Barrett and Mcclellan burned yesterday
morning. Many OF the students lost all their clothing
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SPARES FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

.Adyices from the Red River expedition are favor,
able.
Congress- Hall, Saratoga, was opened yesterday by
Hathorn Co.
The soldiers monument In woonsockst, H. l. ,
was dedicated on Saturday.
Massachusetts, may drink ale, porter strong
beer lager, and all kinds Of wines.
The mldshipmen or tho Naval School at AnnApoiis
have beaten In a boat race with tho Quaker CITY.
Three hundred school tssclers started from San
Francisco on Saturday, on an excursion to New YORK
Frank b. Austin, u pioneer Californian OF San
Francisco, has been apponted Special Commissioner
70 establish Odd Fellowship In Germany.
Isaao Hockaday, agent for several wholesale
houses in st. Louis, who said 20 hAyo been killed IN
Texas, alive and deiaulter In $4,000,
The game OF base ball on sunday afternoon be-
tween the BOutherns and Lone Star Clubs OF New Or
leaDs resulted In defeat OF the latter by 81 70 %.
In wrestling match In IiunAlo on SATURDAY. night,
between Homer Lane and john Murtelgh, for the Am
team championship ahd sa0os Lane voA 10 The scooad
roand.
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OBITUARY 7.

Mrs Harriet NJ wilrOn. wife OF Senator Wilson
died In kstiek, Mass, on Saturday.
Mrs Hewitt, the mother Of Mr.. Abraham Hewitt
Trustee and Secretary of the Cooper Union. died sud
denly on Saturday night.
:. The late Col. wiebeeke. formerly OF the Second
New Jen.y Volunteer, was buried with military
honors In Newark yerterday.
Mrs. Patty Randall, widow Of tho Hon. Samuel
Randall and mother OF Bishop Randall of Colorado,
died suddenly In warren r. L.. on Saturday
The Seventh regiment turned ont In civilians
dress yesterday to nay last tribute TO the memory OF
week.
The late Richard Stockton Field. Unitel States
District Inoge ofNew Jersey, buried IN Princeton
Yesterday MANY representatives OF the bench and bar
were at the funeral.
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BROOKLYN.

Burrlars are continuing TO work Brooklyn with
success.
Jones Saturday on the charge OF passing counter
ieit 80 note OF the City National Bank OF Utica
The new Bethany Chapel, In Hudson avenue near
Fleet street. was formally dedicated Yesterday after
noon. Addresses were delivered by the Rev. Dr. Eddyl
the Rev. Edward Eggieston and others. ~
Coroner Jones held an inquest on Saturday over
the body OF Mrs Sarah weitler Of Tenth avenue
Tventieth street. who had died OF burns by
the explosion OF ke rosene OIL with which she had bees
kindlinE nre IN the stove.
The Labor Reform party Of Kings county 90
SATURDAY. evening invited colored men NJ BrookIyu
TO unite With them l9 placing good and honest men q
teenth Ward s00 colored men receive the came
white mcn for the same work. and the Fifteeatk
Amendment has given them all rights besi des.
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Rsca nc from Scauuers Pistol,

Some time previous to the December election
last year there was political row in liquor saloon
In Rast Twenty street In which Florence Scan.
mel was shot 1t was believed at the time, by Thomas
Donnhue, another saloon keeper on Second avenue
aud Twenty-third street. On the Cd inst, for the
hrst time since that shooting, John j. Scanned,
brother Of Florence met, Domaine At Forth avenue
and Eighteenth street, and attacked MIN with a
Colts revolver, eIclAimng as he did so, Aha, I've
got you at last" DOnahue reireated into Bradley 8
stable, in the neghborhood, and escaped fester-
day Scannel was Riraigned before Justice Bowling,
at the lOmbs, and hcld in a., $40.
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NEW JERSET.


james p. Kennedy fell from n building In West
Hoboken yesterday and was fatally injured.
new ferry has been established between Forteth
street, New York, and Weehawkon. Boats begin run.
ming to-day
Miss Claim, the Wall street broker, having been
mistaken for Edith OGofman, was assaulted In Newark
by number OF Fenians.
Mr.. W. G. Marshall OF Elizsbeth, N. j., must not
be confoupded with the VIM Marshall who was arrested
on Broadway
The dlsorganisers Of tho Hoboken Ring are sQuab-
want 70 remove tho incumbent, who has long held the
position with adv antAge 70 the city. 70 make for
one OF the pets OF The pack.
Can't Folger OF Clifton, N. j., VIII exhibit nj the
next meeting OF the rsiesoa Historical eoele.y large
map OF New York and the keighbortng Provinoes,'
engraved 0p copper and painted " London In i'm.
from the stone Of an Old bsiidlnE reooauI
omollahaA n kaU York.
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WEsrCHEsTER COUNT.

Incendiarism has increased fearfuiiy OF late In
West Farms that vigilsnc- Committee has been
formed, with Mr. Andrew Pencil captain Ths oit
sens may do little hanging.
A Fenian celebration between Mickev Flynn and
Teddy o'Brcn Of Meirose In which srrat des, OF GIN
wasted, resulted on Saturday in frss nRht and
an arrest ann release on tiup bail.
John Prince and Michael Carroll New York
horse deslers, sold to Messrs. VIM. Coocnn and John
Wilkinson. NJ Fordham, two horses valued at tii0,
which worth alb Mt hve dollars apiece An ap.
peal has been taken TO Justice Fulen.
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JAMES 6IBBONs's rROcLAMATION.
THE Disaster In Canada the Resait OF o.
Nciirs Usurpati0n-The Concentration Of
Irish Patriotism Demanded-The Cana
dian Expedition horized-Irelaad's
HutuFe DeIiverauce.

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~n"c' uet"een Hnth ana iAsehood sngendered b.
we'll AZ confidence Ia. been vested ,houId 49, 10,
,A. - N.,,.ss,,-,. 80 ~. ,n. 'o.,. 'peA. 'o'
n'" NsuonA"eS Nnu se' ,ne sentiment OF 'he
p,oDle uhos. .vmn.thi.. ara .lx.x. ,-,,h ~. a.,
-, '" 'A' w
IL he mo Iamenuo'e iA'nre involved Ia
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rEsTERDAY's EUROPEAN NEWS

Prtnceiy Present TO the PentfH-A Pspst
Censorship over the Telcsrs ph-The Sui
tan's Demand In Behalf Of the Oriental
Menks-Antonelli Denant.
LosDos, May 2e.-Advices from Rome repre-
sent thst the Infaibili.,s, both in and out Of the
Council, are extremely active during the debate
They have called in all the absentees OF their party
TO meet the vote which is soon to be taken; and
outsde the Council they are assent bling IN large
numbers, and exert = powerful pressure on the dis
sentionts.
N. vcuillot editor OF L'Unite,s, the Ultrsmon-
tame organ OF Paris has presented to the Pope 100
600 fraucs, the bulk Of which raised by subscrp
tion among the poorer clergy OF France. The Pope
accepting the gift, warmly thanked NJ. veuillot. A
strict censorship over telcgrspnic dispatches has
been established In Rome. The agent OF the Otto
man Government demands OF the Papal Court the
restoration Of their church property to the Oriental
monks. now at difference with Rome. Cardinsi
Antonelli has replied TO the Ravarisn note on the
proposed proclamaiion OF inhllibility In the same
terms In which he answered tie Governments OF
France and Austria.
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FLASHES FRNs THE OCEAN CABLEs

The Spanish Government has given orders that no
attack be made the brKsnds and that every precau
ton be taken TO prevent the massacre OF the prisoners
Tho French Derby for three -year-ods was run
yestsrdsy at Chsntilly and won By MAJ Fridons b. o.
second. and hsd. Foalds ch. Q. Minotaure third The
Isee wA won by half lsaSsA. fAArtssA othss Aossss
vsre nos slAosA
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SALT LAKE, May 99.-The authorities of the
city yesterday reused to allow the United States
Marshal the privilege OF putting United States pris
oners In the city prison. as had been the custom
The prisoners were then taken to Camp Douglas.
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Thc MI..InR nanL Ca.hier,. Kcturn.

PoUdnkEEPsIE, May 29.-ChArIes n. Andrus
the missing book keeper OF the Chatham bank, ar
rived here tonight all right Ho says that when h o
disappeared, he felt - though he was sinking to
some unknown spot lie had been wandering near.
ly two woeks, aud awoke TO CONSEQUENCES ut II
O'clock Saturday night in the woods Irvington
ten miles from New York. lie walked all night last
night reaching his boarding house at 10 o'clock this
morning
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MApnID, May 9s.-The Minister Of the Colo
nies read TO the Cortes yesterday the dram Of law
for the gradual extin cton ~ slavery IN all the Span
ish possessions. The bill provides that children
ment paying indemnity OF frty cc'isrs FOR each
and all hoss born ser the promugation Of this law
shall be Internationally fee. Slaves who tsve
fought in the Spanish service and all over sixty Ave
years OF age are to be INN ediAtely set free.
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Notwithstanding all the news Of reverses and
failures attending the Fenan army on the frontier
the spirits Of the leaders aud members Of the Broth
erbood still nigh. and expectations Of ultimate
success are manifested by the knowing 10 this
city. Yesterday was . busy one At besdquarters
In West Fourth street, the crowds OF loungers
around tho building being in sIcc-s OF those
noticeable even the early days OF last week. Sun
day being leisure day was taken advantage Of by
the ofcers Of the Motherhood to hold several meet
ings at the Green House." NJ which sew plans Of
operation were discussed, and important business
transacted The great trouble vita the Organization
now is, as II has heretofore been, . lack OF funds
although the treasury s said TO be more healthy
condition than at the commencement of the Cana
dian movement. II was stated at one Of the meet.
ings that 10000 men could be sent to Malone from
this city and neigh borhood a. soon rs ever they
were wanted and the funds for their transportation
shoud be forthcoming.
soMErMxG WONDERFUL
10 70 Be accomplished BY the Penian army before
many days more pass, II the statements OF the
around the Fourth street building TO be
believed. None OF the telegr ans published In tho
morning papers were believed 10 be uue, and ali
were stated 10 bs received ffom friends Of the
Cnnsdians sad enemies Of the cause" IAN lies,
the dirs, blackxuards," was the eIelamston OF ali
those who read the news sent from the frontier.
One OF the principal oiesrs OF the organ in
formed oar reporter with great rrayhy aud earnest
ness, that the men would do the Job yet" aud In
day or two the public woald he surprised By some
startling movements o. the 'front.'
SUBSISTENCE
Al one OF tbs meetings hed yesterday, the ques-
ton OF providing sub.istenoe for the men on tie
frontier came M for discussion. As Il was deter
mined TO keep the mon the border, Il was uni
vsr.aly agreed 70 send os funds with which food
should be bought for the men. Cdpt. J. T. Nc
CURE and Messrs. Patrick Logan and Mccormick
were selected by thsir associates as Committee to
q commirslry department Al or near that place.
Thess gentlemen proceeded by late Train last night
for the scene OF their future operations.
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Washington NOTES.

Influence Is at work to get Gen. d, Nckers APP
pointed Minister to Chill In place Of Gen. fitzpatrick,
who has resigned.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has directed tho
Assist Treasurer In New York to sell one million OF
gold on each Wednesday IN June.
When the House reaches Mr.. Garneld's banking
bill Gen schenCk ~ move 10 strike out the sections
which relate TO funding, The General W II no doubt
carry his motion by q large majority.
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AC oiored CLsrch Disturbance.

They had . disturbance last evening t the
eoored church on Bieeksr and West Tenth streets,
between two factions attached 10 the pastor sa one
side and trustees on the other. Daring the sfffsy
two men we're arrested. Cspt Greer with platoon
sf men went TO the church, restored Qolos and prs
vsatsd anJ serious outbreak.
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A sin,e sennior Murdered.

Nkw 0RLEAss, May 2a-State Senator James
Bears. who was mysteriouslN shot on Friday night,
died OF his wounds this afternoon.
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MoCooIe .pd AIien,. Prize Fisht.

ST. LouIs, May 2s.-Mike McCoole and Tenn
Allen signed articles OF agreement yesterday alter
noop for hght $25O0 side, on the 18th OF Sep
teniber, within fifty miles OF st. Louis
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A Woman ana s,x Ch,,dreu s.gocat.d.

DArroN. o., NAV 2e-Between and o'clock
q Ii morning Mrs. Frederick Moser. . German wo-
man, aud hye children, from II down 70 years OF
arc, were sunocatsd, and infant foas weeks old.
badly bnraed. Mrs. Moener WAS alive when res
cued, but died. The baby will recover The
Ore was the result Of osrelessnossr The damage
done TO property amounts 10 about 81 900.
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wAsuISGros, MAY 29.-Gen. Banks will report
on Cuban affairs this week, aud general attack IL
anticipated upon Secretary Fish by members up on
both sides OF the House.
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N.,e,eor,. Ce,,,,r.cy Car.

Pans, May 29.-M. Laboulaye announces the
temrorsrv suspension OF his lectures before the law
school The Chamber OF Accusation OF the High
Court OF Justice cenvones tomorrow TO examine
those implicated in the conspiracy The number
Of the accused Is seventy three, OF whom nearly
half have been Professionally set free.