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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-31
nonih 4 AmerIsnn News.

Panama, Dec. 80. = Tho Lima cOrre'-
pondsnco is unimportsn There are now
s0vspts.n thousand Chilial OF Plico. Five
thousand moro are expected. An advance
will be made on their arrival. The OhiilAns
ara nlusdsrias the estates OF towns where
ever they 20. No rsslItAnce Is offered.
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TELsGRApHIC RRRvITlEs.

Signor bAyRlli has been appointed minister
ofpublic Instructions Of Italy, vice Signor
DNsyiets, rssigusd.
About 200 infantry will go from EsglAAd
to CspStown to sugrssnt the Goth foot, which
is proceeding thOre ftom Gibraltar.
Three psrSsns were killed and tsa injured
BY the bursting of boiler ia the admiralty
works at NcalaiiIlsne, Rslsia, on Wsdns,-
day.
| LAycoCk, who is matched for sculliRe
race with Hanlan next month, did some
highly satisfactory work Tuesday in AtriAl
with Trickett.
State Treasurer Vincent has forwarded the
money TO the National Park bank Of Nav
York 10 meat the interest due in July on
Alabama bonds.
Michael sAd William Burke and john
Hsnberry have been arrested NJ ClsnbAr on
the charge OF completely in the murder Of
Lord Montmorris.
A monster lAnd league meeting was to have
bosn held Wednesday ia Clair, out wSs pre-
kbited by the authorities. A thousand Psr-
sons assembled, but ware quietly dispersed
by the police.
The London Times' Berlin dispatch says
il is authoriliysly sisted that tho lnsresss ia
sustOm duties en- good; imported into Rdilla
takes effect JARuAry 18th.
The Yorkshire, England, minors swocia-
, tor na hshrlf ef 20O00 miaor, have IA.
. solved to giys notice 10 lAe mssters with q
view of Obtaining aa advance Of tan per esnt.
in wages.
oalciol r.,uras sbov thu. thu foot and
,,on,h di,e,sa Ia ,erionslv .n,eaS;nc smono
1 r,tt's in III largo rountis, Of EngInr5 Thsr,
l ers S7La nss,s ~ ~ disasss r,norloi IL
, n, rfolk and az ca.s, ia London.
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INC Ie@A,lia Isi VI i1eu.ensh' irsihE, ~ oli
: vsnn IIAIAnn ,I,', AI'S,o sNPs''i'Ga, s'
S.bsn.,tk. ana ,.bicA arrived At 1}Is,gow a,
n tsa 96th mat are To h, hurled At Edinsurgh
y y ,,.-..t -. pLu.,.,.,t.
N N uTPA'Sn aioA, uu"u0yn,I ~ .SJr mgo
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lAolno lI,'IoSu NV, So.paang, s'"'o' ~
ooen Sns'iVS ' u0 pnmII"J ~ e. pa.Si.
Iv pIS pS.n.a oo.ro y, 'u i"arsa,,ai .tScL s"s.
IA ..4 49, w. nili a.rs,t ths nesition i
.INa,.d sN"'
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MAJ 'nN' ,ti4s,.H,' ,.iiHon'' "
pe.ssu a. IN. IN ohsru., nVs,.rrs5 r. s.,in.t H,,.
,ba Gonsrtnent Of ipstiro No sotion will b
tsSoa tn,n ths rsnort Of The ,n,cial cenmi,
.;aS, M hsva hssn irvs.tigahsS tho afI,i,
sIyI ~ III" of nsr,oa IN % tSS m.r.hi IA. pron,rod n
rs, ssrns, IN S;s n,,. dec.n..
IS P"pV'S o.l ~ I,' y" C..s S s,.,,;n. hi,,..
lar Az 1usoec' Csuada, asaaava,hS sa.d an,r n, H."
w. o. d. nsr.Is, "e,eu al. w.. SI Su.
u" sau osA'oS Hi, DOnu an,a rvr % tso,rSrn wsv ssnt
by PSVn ue,rs ",VUo' ~ 'o aa;., rsri;,
he m"o hond on SSa sT0 ,NSoS,J rscsn,v siai,
al, snNs 'ue WI yo.I ,,ss .r,s,,ss but :
~ S' ih F'N y! AolNi ni,n. A''Sa Ha % hord n" yss
hf' luseu ~ p.ouG p.it ,s" 'D so,ion of tho ITnit,
i'm, siAat1u I,',ha,;,;". ~ a%e,S 'A' "''''D
sm 0'A.V' '"'uO''''c',
nm. Inc report OF tho cemN's'se On Inc 10
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Thn TnrI,inh military.

London, Dec. 3O.-A Constantinopls as
match 10 tho Times says Twsks Paschs,
military officer, was recently appointed nam
i.,er Of Hnapco, and che hnaAeiAl admins,
traitor Of TurIey is now entirely son'roiieo
by uailtsry men, and all tho resource. 81 INC
country are devoted to military preparations
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FIre as Shreveport.

New Orleans. Toe. So,-Ths two-'tory
brick building known as the Henderson ball,
took fire from defective hue. The reef sns Sau
upper stsry wero destroyed. LoH $2oOo
fully Insured in the Hartford.
The weather is very oold. lcsii ruaning
in tho river.
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n, ,hs Retired List.

Washington, Dec. 9o.-Brigadisr- General
r. B. Marcy and Inspector Gsnor'l and
Colonel John g. Barnard, of tho englneeI,
corps, were ,o.dsy placed upon tho retired
Lat 10 date from January 2, 1871.
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RothschiId Aequined,

Special to the Herald.
Jefferson Dec. 30.-The wosthor is very
cold and snow that fell several days ago is
still on the ground.
Grest iDterest s ici'r manifested in the
Roshschfa r. vhio IS being tried before
the disrict o,i raore are ten white men,
nearly all isrnors, and two cOlored mon on
the Jury. The legal talent Of eastern Texas
was srrayed in this case. What the result
will be no one can predict Colsnel George
T. Todd, acting district attorney, msde an
able argument last night, which was ad-
drossed 10 the cour, and was mSinly on
points Of law. Te-dSy at l o'clock no fin
Ishcd his able speech, and after the judges
charge to tho jury the case was submitted to
tho fury. No decision Is expected to night
Lster.-At o'clock the jury rsturned q
verdict that the prisoper ia not guilty.
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London, Dec. so.-sir Hercules G. 4.
robinson, the newly appointed governor Of
A.. Cana Of Good Hope, will sail to-day
spo from Southampton for South Africa.
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ru.menue Damngc by Inundssien.

Amsterdam, Dec. 3O.--Ise dykss pe'w''h
yi0wkerk and oymon, iu the province OF
North Brsbul arc broken, snd eighteen
yiIlsyas are flooded. Tho damage by ine
isn,S .,ios Is immeRss. A committee iter me
rsGsf sf ths sufferers has bean forne6
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Good News for She travelling Public


Coricans, Dec. SO.-I! is learned from
officials that the Houston Il Texas Central
railroad are repairing bridges, layiAg steel
rails. and that every section ia fully equipped
with material and labOrers, who are fast put,
tipg the entire road in condition that VIII
make II the equal, if not the superior, Of any
railroad In the state.
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AI.st RaiIread rraIn.

FrsdrIck.barg, Va, Dec. ao.-Th' daily.
train o. the Richmond, Frsderisk'surg a
potomac railway LEFT ,hi. place on Wed &
ss.d.y morning at I o'clock. asd up 70 tAn
ass,;nc has not been heard frsm.
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a.ahh.a and Killed. .

Petersburg, Va, Dec. So.--purirga drusk-
=, row Il Halifax county, North oarsliaa, last
weak. George Tscksr stabbed ,, with a kn,ie .he
and allied William johnson. Thus lar 'ns
,nurderer has eluded srrest.
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Alabama Bonds.

Montgomery, Ala, Dsc. so.-It is a. the
Imnertsrs' and Traders bank, OF New York,
And not q. the National Park, where the in
terest on the Alabama bonds will be paid.
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v,,,.d nv an ExpIosion.

uompbIs. Tenn, Dec. sO.--This morning
while John .BrueA', German 26 years old
.mn,cvod bv the Memphis Brewing, somppa-
omP, or w.. eosiinr tho issido Of a cask with
hmn;nc ~ % niteb' tho ca,k exploded, killing
Ervsns and slightly injured two ethsrs'
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Rishmopd, Va, Dee. S0.--TAc weather
here ts.day Is the coldsst since January
eight degrees below zero, To-day al sun
rise the nereary marked the same
figures, The sncw lisa veky thick
on the ground and slCghins is very
tAd James Jehnson, an ssed cOlersd man,
was found frozen 10 death near AtlsrS sta-
tiou, nine miles from the city, on the Chss-
psAks h 0hio Railroad A faithful dog was
found on his body and had 10 be removed
NV fatcA
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Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. S0.--Tho Atorm con-
tinuss with unusual severity. Buhpg last
night and up TO absut 9 o'clock this evening
no passenger trains vera sent Qua on the Nav
fsrk Central railroad or Ohio road till thii
evening.
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Petersburg Va, Dec. S0.--Ths weather to-
day was the eoldsst experienced here In sev-
eral years. The Thermometer At Ia. M. reg.
islerei 1--we degrees above aero. The ground
was covered with snow, and batter slsigAing
has not been known hare for several years.
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! ESTABLISHED I'M
| PRICE FIVE CEN
AT CHATTANOOGA,

Chattanooga, Dec. S0-The mercury fol 4
la't Aight 10 three degrees below zero In this
city. II is the coolest weather here for feur
years The ground ia covered with snow TO
depth OF four inches. The weather Is med
Grating.
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Chicago, Dec, s0,--Tho mercury was rising
all Yesterday afternoon and at midaight had
reached a. high N zero With chances fsvsr-
able Cor mildsr weather ts-day. A light snow
is ayiAg in tho air nj present.. AdyIoel indi.
cate warmer weather 10 tsa Westward, and
selaer weather eastward. The cold spell has
been mora ssysra and lasting than any FOL
eight ytarG, hut il hiss heoR singulArly fre'
from cMusltiea Railroad trains arc arTiy
ing quite a.o on all roads, bOing in SOME
cases ak hours behind time. Considerable
difficulty is experienced in handling freigh
and live stock, so that receipts have mstsri
ally decreased at the stock yArds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06

Of the murder of John MeierhOefcr, will not DC ar
gucd To-day.
1t was supposed that the body o. the young woman
found in the Pdssaic river on WEDNESDAY VIZ lu
of Julia Mclean the reputed wife of Police OIhcer
tr,nthnot who has been missing for several days:
Friends of Miss Mclean have viewed tne Ooay nv.
did not recognize any resemblance 10 Ihe ilIs'ine
mi. An inquest will be held ut HARRISON on
Wednesday. ,, ,,,,,e,,v
UoRoKFv.-Wlliam H. Dubois ncwshOy on the
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, was
ariaigned before Recorder McDonough OF Ho1oken
Yesterday on charge of stealing Watch anu cualn
from John Gilfoyl, Philadelphia merchant, VINO
was asleep i'm car. The stolen property was iouh'i
in the possession of Dubois, and he was committed
for trial ., ,s,,>D
WEST JAMAICA-Oncer Hinlev arrested two tin
pedlcrs ~ they passing through the toll gate
nj West Jamaica on suspicion oil belug chchtH
thieves. In their wagon the officer fonnd thlrtS -hNo
chickens five Of them with their necks broken
Long Island CTTY-Articles of incOrpOraf ton of
the Rockaway Beach Improvement Company were
fled IN the Queens County Clerks Office yesterday
The iucorpofatois are H. Y. Atrll, John Is. Ihomp-
SON b. T.. Smith. w. i. Southern and y. W. RIDER
The cIpital stock is 100000. divided into 1000
shares The objects Of the company are the buld-
inc OF a hotel bath-honses race course piers anu
theatre Many residents OF the country towns
lave Icgde complaint TO the Distrct-Atomey
against the rendering factories on Barron island. IL
is understood that the mater - 90 be brought 10
the attention of the Grand jury.
STATEN ISLAND.
SNUG HARBOR-Work on the new boat-hous' at
Snug iarbor for the staten island Athletic Ciu0, IS
to begin az once
TorrrNvuIr.-Tho shipyards. in. the vicinity Of
Tottenviilc have begun The work Of repairing aud
Tefting vessels for Che Spring trade
TONPKINsvIfLr.-Th yellow fever ship: Illinois,
which narrowly escaped found cruG in the lower
bay duriuo the recent gale, ha- been taken 10 oIl-
kn,villc for repairs She leaks 40 badly tIai II is
necessary to keeps powerful pump continually at
work 20 keep her aiiUat.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
MOUNT VErNoN.--J j. r. Crocs has bccn ap-
p0inted 20 examine tae territory between tine bronx
River and Noun; Vernon, and to susae5. route Tor
a line Of rapid transit.
WoopI sTN-The new bridge over the Bronx
River. at Noodawn, has been completed, ana pre-
seuts ~ handsome appearance.
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A MnErCnED LlTNE BEGGAR IRON ITALY
rnnn1AC 4 RI.rCuER.SuOp

Bcuia:niu Greene age nireteen, John Ctine age
Twenty-Five, Arthur Hudson, age twenty -one' ana
Thomas Greene, age twcnty-two were aFragned IN
The Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday by
DETECTIVES Reilly and smith OF the Ihrty-seYentii
stree Police sta ion a charge o! burglary on the
co,nf'aint If tie boolkccper employed by John
Shea Inc proprietor OF sl2ughter-house at tho loot
nj Wc,f Fof!cth-st. Al ; p. M wednesday an en-
france was forced into the saughtcrhouse' the SAFE
was opened and $1,000 Ia checks ana money car
One of these mca. it is alleged. was seen leaving
the nfire GA that evening. Justice O!tefbouig 70
handed the accused men in order 20 give an 0ppOf-
unity Tor Mr. Shea aud the Waterman TO appear
against them.
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GRlDUI7Es ~ H0NH0PArHT.
rrIpY-THRGE DEGuEGs CONFERRED


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COMMANDMENT rNErC'. - of THr HOMO 'PtiHic
MEDICAL COLLEGE tDpUEss BY TIE H.y EOH-
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SENT TO PRISON FOR LIFE.

The trial of Thomas J. BrOwnlee, in the Court OF
Over and T.rminer at White Plains for the murder
If George Widman at Yonkers, October g. lS79,was
hroucbt IN \ close Yesterday The defence set up
wa THAT the shooting was accidental, the prisoner
beinQ unconscious from the effects OF liquor alter
leaving West Point. Several witnesses tesilhed 10
fine pIevIous good character OF the prisoner. l0o
iurv after short absence found the prisoner guilty
of murder in the second degree aud the Court SEN
fenced him 70 Imprisonment Tor lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
HOME NEWS.


FIN Areus Hotol-Governor Alonzo Is; Corner :
Senator e O. Ualhert Of Binghamton y. " Rooney w;
Daniels Of Bnfalo and Ex-Governor Iicuy Mowarl %
Rbo1e island. GfSey lOus---euatpF H. w bId "a
HcvD ITa,nusbire ~ E'fndsor HOti -CcnEresSnan j. ;.
Ncwberrv OF Michigan aud General J. y knapn o AuDuf
81 Jay1es Hofci- ~ Governor y. g. curtin o.
Pennsyl wanna go CIdrepjoH Hofe-Capan Arthur Il n ny
British Legation 1T Washne n.....Hget bi"swlcA
Victnr Nevcornb OF Louisville Nieh0i1s Hoet-lhe
rev Dr lanes Allison OF Pitisburc and the Rev u : D.
Wilson of ALLEGHENY Penn Holman HO'rr-W IMAM -
GOolloe Kentucky Grand H0,o-LyHuc h"'i9''
-. Tura
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A Ynl,NG PRISONER.

very dimiuutIve prisoner was anaigned before
Coroner Elingcr yesterday onavcry serious charge.
"'Dolphus Day."he said. with grin. in answer to
the Clerks question about his name. Adolphus is
a coored boy ten years old. On January he was
at NAV with Harmon De White, another coored
lad three or four years younger than himself ana
If is ALLEGED that he kicked him in the abdomen
with all his might Harmon sickened ana died
Iost Wednesday. AdOphus was permitted to go,
ON promising that lie would come TO the inquest.
He lives at No. z Mlnetta-lane.
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and took # awav from him. An hour later she
fonnd him hanging in curnmgly devised sling
from the transow of his door He mad swallowed
fresh dose of poison before TesOrting to the rope;
He was cut down bile vet alive and by the ana OF
a stomach-puIup and artificial respiration was re-
vived. The police took him TO the hospital bRV
is thirtv-eight years old His friends can account
for his attempts at suicide no other theory IMAM
fha of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
Mp CT.ARKE,S RESIGNATION.

Thomas b. Clarke. who recently resigned as one
of the trustees of the Brooklyn Bridge, has written
letter to Robert Il. Roosevelt, one Of the trustees
Of the bridge in reply te tee statement Of the latter
that Mir. Clarke was related to IL city ohcial ures-
ANT Worrie and that he did not point ont while a
r,cmbcr OF The Board of Trustees ihe method by
which the alleged abuses he complained Of could DO
corrected Mr. Clarke writes that the publlc wants
Tn bIidor finished promptly and with as little ex-
ur1,e AZ j. posi- bic 10 complete the structure prop
III aud does not care for outside issues
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ship Tobqne (O ST John b. Davis London Al days with
chalk 70 orier -essel 20 & w Bert1ux. -
ship Canir1a Span, de Necra, canary lsahus on
DAYS wItn mise 30 Orfer; vessel to T. Pug & Co. 49,
shD Friedander Fri Ben"r Bteineu % Gays WIN muse
to order; vessel 10 Hermann koop y CO. 80 ,.,.
BARR Borand. Kent, Hong Kong l25 days, with
md>e 10 II Moring & co. -.
BARK Nor Rasmussen Rotterdam SO days In ballast
FunCh. Edye x Co.
10 Lawrence. Gl"s& CO. -, 49, -,
Bark Ascenzione taD Manoino, liverpool 81 days with
salt % order.
Bark siene of Quebec Yeo PernambucO 80 days With
to order: vessel % master.
Bark Erragnn (NOrl Weber Bordeaux 80 Gays 10
Bark ercsina Ttn LubranO 1rapani 10 days win sat
20 order vessel to IaurO. storey & Scarpati -,,-. .
Bark sirio Norb Rugne BOuen AZ days IN OaIlast 10
Funoh, Edge Z Co.
Bark Fortuna tNor Krstensen. Bremen 81 days with muse
10 benham Boyesen Pickering & co. 49,, j.. I'LL.
Bark Carme!o ta Sampognoro Oporto AZ days. IN paaS'
70 Scagrr Bros.
Bark Pia Ger) Kuhr 90 days with old iron. ETC.
tOOrler vessel TO Punch. Edye & co. ,
Bark Priscilla iOr Portland Humphrey Maanzas IL daF~
with Waon. TOe vessel lo Winchester K CO.
Bark Jenny cobb Of BOSTON, nm, CaTdenas II days win
sugar TO Ordtr. vessel TO Miller Houghton. ,.
Bark Eliza Barss Hollis, BermUIa dave, N baast 10
Jones Iough ,
Brig Lille seghtholm. Doane Bahia AZ DAYS with Brazil
wood TO Brown Bros & co; vessel 10 Geo Builey. .
Bng Eag IT, Aldrch POsrsO Is days, with hemp 10 Mar
cial & Co; vessel 10 \ Abbott
Biz 1aufa Tracy. Sagua Granie u days, with SUGAR
tC0rler; vessel 10 simpson, lapp CO.
Brig Arcadia Woodward Demcrara 2l days, with sugar
otc. 10 II TTOwbridge'- sons
Brig StOror lof Boston, Adams, Sagua Ia Grande
II DAYS sugar Moses Taylor Co. vesse 10 Miller
Schr John y Colby. wilcox Buenos Avres 10 days with
hides, etc TO order; vessel 20 Evans. Ban * Co.
WIND sIusatAt SANITY HOOK, fresh. W. very hazv. At
CITY Island gale, NN; clear.
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SHIP rs.
PORT OF SEW-YORK......MARCH 5.
.nDfN.fn

AKNINHD
str civ Columbus, NicSerson. savannah to Geo Vonge
CIR Inrlil, ~uith PM idelyiii, 10 Wm clyde a CO.
str Eic4uefa Bragg Portland. TO- AmeS
sIp Ped ~ RlchmOnd, Me- HOWARD. calcutta ia
dava clil radsc 10 James " EWcll & so.
shin ,goda Pierce PustO GaagO 10 days, with cedar
h,o sanda ot hath Me- Patton IIavrc ~ davs In bel
a,l 10 tmes " Lwcl Coz anchored IN GraveSend Bay
fOI OldcrA
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NAMES OF GRADUATES
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.


snr riss,.. C27 sun set. 56I CLOCK fast IN 0s
Hnon ri-rS 3 81 Moon souths S2S Moons age day 8 IS
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY. "
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
IMPROVEMENTS IN TIE PARKS.
NOTHING VERY AMBITIOUS. But A GlNEEAL Fl


BisUING Up.
within the last few days the warm weather has
drawn to the public parks many people VINO were
Glad to be able TO exchange the close atmosphere oil
lie house for the refreshing air out of doors In
order to learn what repairs and changes, II any,
were to be made in the parks this Spring "IR-
UNE reporter had talk yesterday with Park Com
missioner Smith l.. Lane, who gave some interest
ing facts.
Along Fiftv-ninth-st at the south end Of Central
Park. from Fifth to Eghtl-ayos.. rows of trees
have been set out on both sides Of the walk. The
Mall. which is now a gravel walk, Is 10 be covered
with a composition pavement similar 10 that around
the CITY Hall. The dilapidated walks around
tie band stand and the fountains are to be
renaired and the paths to the Perg0la and Con
course are also to he relald The paths loaninG
from the fountain will be put IN good order. men
the Art Museum opens. on March 80. a gate way
WI II be built Mt Eightv-second-St., and walks iaid
| from Fifth-ave. to the building: Tie trees nave
been pruned and the shrnbbery has been trimmed
Northumberland is nearly finished and new
benches will 10 placed IN Po7.ton' An edylnR nI
blue stone has been placed around thc plotS IN
Sfuyvc. gut-gQuarr The Battery Park u SAID 10 hc
| IN good order. Two or three OF the Walk Ia O'N
Hall Park we're badly laid, and Others VII gave u"
! he substituted. rosy n'Vht d'u INC "'i"d-c
! Tbc tnuei.-etaod in MadlsOn--QuaTc IS 20
| he Turned into cottage. East River l'"k, between
| Ti~hty. rouIth and Eigity-sixih-sts L. to have a
/ sesyyali buiit and the walks will he repaired. Mr.
Lane thought ihat $4,000 would make i;',efsdc
! needed to be filed ard walk should
| tie built the entire length Of the
ra;k-ahout three miles. fine view of the Hudson
can be had AT lhe upper end of the park where tho
hills are over 900 feet above the level OF the TVcr
Reservoir and Union squares and the small parks
are said TO be IN good condition.
large number of new hes. similar 10 those
! IN Tompkins Square, il TO he placed IN the parks
! II i, impossible to begin the work Of laying new
| and 1cpalling old walks until the weather has set
Ii"L fnr me- er, son Slncc q NIGHTS frost SNOW
| storm can render useless The work OF days. Inc
! Commis toner's however. will soon advertise toI
L,ds fer the new walks. GEc appropriation for The
! Park ID paitmenf for this year Is SOS 800. a1Ou
| $4,000 moro th.H was appropriated III Tsp