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DEBTS Hoss TEAM ssoessa
Iaiises 81 o. Nee. Dssshss - Cs.-Wsnosa
Pashssy Makes - AsssgsossG

Iaiisrs 81 o. neC. Dssshss - Cs.-Wsneao
Pishssy Makes - AssssssssA
@. McCulloch Beecher 4 Co., shipplng asA
commission merchants and bankers at Al Wall
street. suspended yesterday. and made gen.
sral assl9Ausnt to Henry Paine Bartlett OF the
Arm OF Morgan 4 Bartlett. Mr.. Beecher's
partners wore Walter y. Bailie Of Brazil and
Frank n. johnson. The firm was formed In
March. 1878. Mr.. Johnsoa did net bscome .
partner until January. 1880. He put In 100000
sssttAi. which nads The capital Of the afn. Il
The iiSm have branch at Rio Do Jansifo. md
-. = ~ ,h; ThfE RI. .'ss
ss:. sd P1i :S%S "s :s
' s:i!, :a!saR;: ssf az sss
90 mssh Sa sSns 81 S%ss
and 6uying and selling Brazilian money. drafts.
"s i.sssees we're given In the o.sisnmeu. to
Hssiiss \ Ron. IS. The liabilities we're
sSo sas. II. t .s q Ss1 sHs :s
SoS. fss S.% !: VIZ e ssse ioss siiS.oOO BY
C. Moo Beecher was In the lumber trade with
AZ ss..iI ss: .s; r.: Sss.J
$4,000. and In Washington avenue, valued at
$4,000. and property in 6tratford has been
conveyed to Mrs. Beecher or to her mother.
william. Pinkney. doing business a. Dem
nsr 4 Pinkney. shipping and commission mer.
chants at 10 Old alp. made an assignment
yesterday to Harrington Putnam. giving pref
FRANCES a0gregatin9 t22. 800. the largest being
70 Charles Pinkney or his wife. s2O. Will
liam rnkney was mainly Interested In florida
business. and had the Key West and Florida
Nrscking. Mr.. Benner died In July. 1870 Mr..
Pinkney said yesterday that his liabilities were
about 500. 900. nearly oil due In Florida. and
nothing In New York. Tho. assignee said the
Immediate cause OF the failure was thnt Mr..
Pinkney Ind his account In the Marine Bank.
but iosses elsewhere had also been among the
causes lie thought the assets would be from
$50. 600 to $50. 900.
jeremiah steslman. wood merchant. late at
f. FrSrk r. IpSsrsc giving d pySfer Yno to the
Si,25U; Claus inaren. 50. 800. He was formerly
In the ship chandlory business as Steclman Il
Spear. He claimed an interest in twenty. one
vessels In the coastinG trade. but his vessel
property, 1t is said. was recently Transferred to
Charles Spear h Co.. who were reported to
have claims against him for q considerable
amount. Tho Liabilities arc reportod at from
$40. 900 to $50. 900. Tho North River Bank has
procured IN attachment In q suit against MIR.
Steeman to recover u loan Of 5000 made on
Steplman's note. Tho bank alleges that the
endorsement Of Charles Spear Is = forgery.
Brinkerhon Il Boughton OF 4O2 Broadway.
wholesale dealers In buttons and trimmings.
have failed with about $40. 900 liabilities.
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CsaeAiug 60 P0uuhkeepsie.

Mr.. James 4. Roosevelt sat on the box OF a
yellow coach In front Of tho Hotel Brunswick 1t g
O'Clock yesterday morning. few minutes Inter Mr..
Roosovelts three bays and sorrel horee whir,ed
the Fifth avenue to the mellow toot Of horn
On tho coach were H. O. Prit@cl u Bronson, j. Van
Allen, X. Sturgs r. Riyes, H. ". Rivcs George A.
her, Of The Coaching Gnb and they were their way
journey 10y tho different melnbers N the club snd the
horses were dri, ell by their Mr.. r. A. Have
mey aud Mr.. DECREE r. Fearing taken ny the
way fTcn roushkeepse The coach wns ariyen TO Mr.
club will yisit Mr. ". u Dins,nore's cattle farm at
SlAntsburgh Tomorrow the coach will he driven baek
TO this city. reaching the Brunswick about r. NJ ~
FouGnkkxrstx. Nay l7.--Thc coaching ~ dy arrived
here nt6:S r. NJ. fifteen minnt". .,ad the schedule
time. having lost time .eVween Peeksk md Fishkill
b, o. bad aonr m the Highlands and aissea.sor
wsppir.ers Falls and they reached Hyde Park 10
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Tho sixth annual games Of the Inter-
Scholastic Association were played yesterday on the
grounds OF the Manhattan Athletic Club at Eighty sixth
street and Eighth avenue. A lO0yard dash won BY
G. F.. Bostwiek of Clement. school H. II seeonds 4
in 8 40 4 three-leggsd race was won BY W. II Chap.
man and y. II. schwab OF Gibbons 4 Beach's Throw
Grammar School; distance, $40 feet 22Qyard dash
was won by Y. A. Richard Coiuinbia Grammar school,
In ~ seconds. mile rim won by y. Gwynn.
Columbia Grammar school. in $50 R. C. Fisher Of
Columbia Grammar School the running brpad
jump. Covering ~ feet inches tug OF war WAS won
BY tile Columbia Grammar team from the Halliday 4
Tupper team. A quarter mile won by Y. A.
Richard in 90 IS ssconds 22oyard hurdle was won
between A. Y. Pringe of Gibbons Beachs and n.
Y. smith Of the New York School Of Languages was
won BY the latter in 80.
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JUMBO GOES OYER THE BRIDGE
Likewise the Sacred Elephant aad aho
Fraudulent Elephant, &C., &c.

1StkeWto0 to0 bocr00 EIeponot a10 eo0
Fraudulent Elephant, dse., &c.
Tho first installment OF Barnum's circus,
including Jumbo. tho albino elephant the am
monia-wsshed elephant. eighteen other ele-
plants. seventeen camels. three horses. six
dogs. and Tody Hamilton on q gray charger.
boarded the Pennsylvania ferry boat New Jer-
sey in Jersey City at OK o'clock last night.
Twenty minutes later an excited crowd Of 2. 900
men. women. and boys received them at Broad
way and Cortlandt street. and escorted them
through Park row to the entrance OF the south
driveway OF che Brooklyn Bridge.
Collector Wander Bosch charged 80 cents for
the men and horses. and rassed the menagerie
bridge n 81 some rous SS
mono occurred.
Tho crowd at the bridge was kept within
bounds by tho circulation OF report In advance
that the elephants would cross Fulton Ferry
Fulton street was llnod from Broadway to tho
ferry house at $3.50.
A man. who did not give his name. showed
broken watch chain to- q bridge policeman. and
snid that very valuable gold watch had been
snatched of the end Of the chain whom tho
crowd was thickeet around the animals.
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TO RELIEvE THE MONET MARKET
Seine CoHsressaen Ttisk Uasie Sum has No
Right so Bsy hls Own Bonds.

ssne CoHsress.aen Thiak Uaeie Sum has No
Right so Bsy has Own Bonds.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE announcement
that the Secretary Of the Treasury had virtually
decided to authorize the purchase Of four per
cent. bonds in the open market. with tho in
tention OF relieving the New York money mar
ket. was received with marked disapproval by
certain prominent Democratic Congressman.
Representative Bland expressed the opinion
that the proposed action would be illegal in
advance OF tho passage Of 'the Dingley bill.
which was intended to clothe the Secretary
with the necessary authority to make such
purchases. He thought the Secretary should
take up tho 8 per cent bonds now due, and
that bs had been derelct In his duties In not
doing 30 before this late day.
Representative Culberson. member Of the
Judiciary Committee. conquered In Mr.. BANDS
opinion ~ to the illegallty Of Secretary Fol-
gers proposition.
Senator Beck. however, failed to recall any
provision OF law 10 restrain the Secretary from
such action Hs is now proposed. although no
believes such a law to DO necessary, and has
been trying to secure it's adoption.
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NEW AND PRETTY.
The Openlas - Oak Point, suMner Flsee
Near NJ o. lhs 0suad.


Between two and three miles above Har-
lem Bridge shaded lane leads down from the
Southern Boulevard to point jutting into the
East River almost opposite the Brothers
IslandA On this point was the residence Of
B. @. Arnold. The large frame mansion
has been converted into hotel. a pavil-
ion has been built near the water. .
pier. has been constructed. and the place
hos been prepared for the reception Of persons
in search OF recreation. Stages and boats run
at short intervals from Harlem Bridge The
slope toward the water is covered with a thick
green turf. and the shade trees are large and
handsome. It is one Of the PROTEST places Of
public resort near New York. It has been re-
ohristened Oak Point. and Yesterday the
grounds were thrown open to the public.
Some extra attractions were prepared In
honor OF the event. In n game Of bnse ball the
Rosedales Of st. Johns College, Fordham. de-
feated tho Argylls OF Morrisania. 1S to 0. Jimmy
Faulkner Of England won two falls Of Sam
Berry Of Philadelphia wrestling. catcl-as-
clutches Twelve men Of ..s Rnitkerbocker
Gun Club killed % 1..,trons to 95 for the Wash
ingtOn Heig.. Club team. Wallace Ross,
GeorcS ffosmer, and George Gnisei showed
Sncrnselves on the water in shell boats, In the
evening there was bowling mitch between
teams from New York and Brooklyn. Music.
dancing. bathing. and boating will hc among
the everyday attractions OF Oak Point
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Csi..ss. Cs,..s. Gs.ss.

The Columbia Collage Athletic Club had .
neld meeting yssterdsy at Aots Haven The lO0yard
dash was easily BY O. H. MaSea as In lo seconds.
The onsms walk went to T. " A. Norris. pS School Of
Mines Time. minuss os,f seconds. In the running
high jump Guy Richards 81. scored fect inches, and
a. II. Taylor, School Of Law. feet inches. The half
mile went TO Z. g. Appleby, "a by feet. Tay
lor 's4 second Time. INMATES 97s seconds g. Harria
~ won the 2aoysrd run. q. Randolph. 'e0, second.
Tine 2f75 seconds.
p; v; Rsckhart "a, 9. cf n. put the sixteen. hound
81 feet 4 inchss. siord. % :; q y. had walk
over n tho ard hurdle aud ade the distance
y iss seconds IN the running broad Jump G. u a.pes
NJ. 10 feet c. Stevens 81 s. Of N, reached feet 8
feet inches.
The victory Mt hammer throwing fell TO W. A. Mcike.
han. with 20 feet INCHES to his credit L. II. Liner d.
OF L., made IA feet incheh
Z. A. Reed 'S4 T. ofM. won the twonile bicycle race
by one Ian from Francis Thaycr, sd, o. NJ Time.
minutes 81 seconds q. Rood, 81 g. OF NJ, easily de-
feated W. q Herring. Of a. in the onsmi!e run. Time.
minutes 58 seconds
The Qunrtsrmile run was dead heat between G.
Randolph 80 aud harris, ~. in SO 10 seconds They
tossed up for u, and the former won the toss.
In the tugs Of 80 bent 81, and beaten by 81
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Is :ai I'd fhss shs Psivsts isrHnss Of The
ponnsii las had at isast ssoo. 900 Wiped Out.
Mr., Simpson surrenders his house at Orange,
which stood n bis wiie.s name: MI. 1onns,l
firm Is reorcnnissl II viii y with now capital
sIdsrs the advances on the bonds Of the Ulevs:
tSs e. aSabs q rm oSn:
ne' Bossi q: in out s':'C sr %s
o ne as +: hr S.ss pas
:. ss;s x. & ed 'h .;,ns s'' rm" and would IT On
Brown Brother. and L Won HOFFMAN 4 Co.
bond. pledged WITH them s. Grant 4 ward for
ceiver Davies TO settle on that basis, A mil
Brother: and halt a million With L. Won Hoti-
This nsmbers Of tho New York Nlnias and
and a.tonishsd because no, failures have. 90
CURED on the Exchange during the violOnt
fluctuations OF the week.
yesterday that he should not proceed at present
ticnai. and second National BANKS. He would
a Tor The report q -. ESnf ~ NJ
hoen guilty ri viJsn,ibx the provisions OF the
National Hank ing Laws.
Ths 9nis ErosocItSIs; nat haze c, oscrI,
q Ito Wall sissss Y.sicssI Banf, rsesaiis
cha. :. $40 - GscEgs + I,sn the
s s:ry NJ; ,h .r ss:S:s. Ward Ia
pleaded guilty. AMI scuQeoe was suspended by
Judge BonsJirt. ,Grsa .Sisimius that be acted
sI;s.ins srSes.'as ss.Is"i a' he Sas:sd.s
tsi;aS s:a's: tc sn fssSs a!SsH 'S '''
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Alsssssss - ssasss lias.A.

Tho Staten lsIand Athletic Club hold its
spring meeting yesterday the clubs srounds In Bel
mont avsnas. wsa nsiahsua. me sranA sand was
Mled with islsa II wss The most succsssfui meeting
ever held by the club and there the largest attend
snce sesn on the sroinds L T. hyera Of the Man
haitian Athletic Club and r. Murray Of me Williams
bursh Athlete Club pfesest sad took Part In tho
coasssts. NJ. Mysss DID pos win cay sveat he CON,
plsssl sat tho treck vas snnsvsrAts 20 hl,n g. II.
Rndsau % the wlism.burgl UlSb we. the referee Geo
bscht q mo American Ahlsite O.sh snS w. O. wilmer
Of the New York AshIstic Club were tho ludgeA
The erse event, the tUD ynrs Yuu hs1dlese IN which
J. T. Myers vaA scratch, W0n ~ u. W. Ford q tho
New York Athletic Club, one yafd time. 10 secnnds
The oDe mile wan, handtoap was Won by y. Yoemas.
New York Athletic Club 10 vards; time, <:1A
The 91lyard run. hanhcap L. B. Nysrs scratch, was
wss by n r. RasSr1 x the New yerA Ash,ettc Csb. 10
The runsing kssh jump wss won BY Charles WHITE
horn q US sisssn leland Athletic clsh fssi isshes
Company =. Thirteenth Regiment gave An exhibition
~ n war.
The quarter mile run. I. Z. Nycr scratch, was won
By ". Smith q Columbia Coiiege. % yards; time,
minute
The one mile hurdle race l. 2. Ayers scratch.
was won by A. r. Comaoho, 20 yars; time. 1tk seconds
Yals; Il. J nsil. Kings County whesimsn. second No
time taken,
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BaooKLvN.
Earned runs-Brooklyn, I; Pittsburgh o
First base by crrors-BrOoklvn. o; Pittsburgh, g.

First base by crrors-Brooklvn. o; Pittsburgh,
AT Prospect Park yesterdny the games were
Iyanhoe 10; Picked Nine. 4. Live Oak. is:
Carroll; 5. hasrions. ~; Rosolute. 81. Clinton.
In the Long Island championship games.
which were begun at Prosnect Park yes.tlerlay.
the finest game was betweon the Williams
burgh Athletic Club nine and the Dauntless.
Tho Dauntless boat by 8 TO 2. Tho other gnmes
were: Putnam. Munro, .. Franklin. o; Bed.
ford. IS. Star. 8; Commercial. @.
Tho Princeton Club managers nro TO try .
new method Of selecting players. Players are
to be chosen by the Captain assisted by two
men who arc sure OF positions.
Ferguson has been made manager OF the Al
leCheny Club. 1t cost tho Metropolitan Exhi.
hilton Company 81. 900. IT, " said. to lind gu.
that tho term would not play with him. This
was advance money.
A Rhode Island base ball association has
been formed at Providence.
Other games out Of town resulted as follow:
League-At Philadelphia Phiindriphia ~. Cievssnd
!? A. Bosion-boston, .: Chrayo. Eleven innings.
A. Northumberland. =, Prevalence T.
Ain-rican-At Pliilndep hin- Washington q Athletic
r. Al roe.o-roledo v; 81 lou.s u, Al Uolu,.hus--
lie. 2; Cneinnnti, Y.
onion Assoeiaiion.-At Observation-Disclosures II,
Boston. AT ADMINISTRATIONS, ~ Keystone. o. At H.
Louis-st Louis. lB' Baltimore, "A.
EASTERN l.enRuc-At TrrbtOn-Aiientown, 10; Trentot
~ A. kichmond-wiminRt0r. n: Virginia
College Gsn,es,-At frlnc~tou PRINCETON a. Dart.
mouth, Al k<gi.st knisctp i; Elizabeth Atl,spc
cleb. Az View ilAsen-ilsrysr1 .; Yale Z,
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LOUISVILLE May 1.-THE Louisville Jockey
Club track to-day In good condition. and the ut.
tendance was large.
First Race-Ths Alexander Stakes. for tweyear- old
colts hvs furonFs o. b. easily BY three lengths.
with TroubAdour second length In front Of Keokuk,
second Rsce-Tks LouiSvils LsdisS STAKES, for two.
yearold silica, nye furlongs Wanda Won by neck,
Yahtha second two lcnRths m front OF Rettnue third
Time. E2s. French pools paid $3.50
Third Rnce-Ths DixianA Stakes; for all ares; 1.l6
mIes. frceland won by . length, with Long Knight
second two lengths In front q Nellie fsyton. third.
Time so French pools paid ~
Fourth Rnce-selling race; purse, $500; mile heats,
Major hughes won the frst heat w length, kgyptan
Ennni fourth and Queen Esther Nth. Time, as.s
burn showed lame. and wins excused by the Judges.
Egyptian ana Major Hughes made very race all
the way Major Hughes ming BY half length, EGyp.
tan second and and Queen Esther dstaW ed.
Time, I65A. French pools paid $3.50
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Sheriff F.r,.s~'. lu.rss Trade.

few days ago Sheriff Furman Of Queens
county and Constable Peter Dekerson Of Port Washing
traded horsss. insight unssen the agreement he
Ing that both horsss shosld be able TO work and tss
DicAessou should have shoes put on his horse
The day sitter the agreement DekersSns horse arrived
1t the Court House. aud brnced against fence
laws.
The deputies say the horse brought from Port
Washington to Astoris BY boat, and thence atone
drag the Court House. The sherifs horse yea
rssehed Port wash,n,ton Bctsr:cn say: ,he h. 70.
boy was arrested by Berghs officers and tho horse was
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CLERK CsIlea's O1,6OO.

James A. Cullen and W. II. A. Casco two Dos
ton clerks 70 this city April 70 and reystsrsA
a. the Hotel Brunswick. They assigned 70 adjda
ting Cullen said he had recently sold yacht fos
The two men were always together. IN April 20 Ga
len paid hin friends I'M and hts own and wnie they
standing Of the des Cul,en said thai ko
10 81 $40 few minutes later Cullen shook hands
with CascO sud left him cullen went back to DostOn
nress despntch from Boston reports him a. sayins
that Casco had robbed hun OF the ~ so and thus pro
vented contemplated journey TO Kansas City.
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t s.;s;s. g. . :: M =, srs .
ss. Ss "a: s. 8: "a :.: I: =; @ s s:. 2:
ssoidInf VIVIAN Ssss N . .Ssiti9E rscs
S.d s1. ss r.d n q ss,s shs
farmhouse On tho second round Mr.. Work. who
hsd pssssd Woedsseek 9 i15!one away. Ssasa
Sf..:a S:sinS 9; SS e SSF;t & 81: a.
an extsnt that hs failed TO como again. and
Vivian won the esp hanls deWn. efty. Yards In
front OF Gold Coin. Woodstock fer In the rear.
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WASHINGTON. Mny 1.-The House to-day re-
fused to concur In the Senate amendments to the Indian
Appropriation bill Bills passed removing the
political disabilities Of Henry Newman william Il.
Parker and Robert D. TkurJor Of Virginia and Charles
". Hayes OF Alabama. The Senate I'LL extending the
Duration Of the Court Of Alabama Claims was amend
=" rs to chanrs the term 9; extension to Dec a. 1855
Missouri Into districts debated Mt great length By
the nsnbers from that Sats. who are divided Oh the
bill. No action was taken.
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FIVE SHOTS IN RETURN.
TIE Work Of . Dissrderly A1au wAs was Pue
Ont 81 Grssnwieh street saloon.

Tie Work OF . Dlssrderly Maa wAe was Pit
Out 81 . Grsenwieh street Saloon.
Frederick Fuenfer, laborer Of A Allen
street. went into George P. Eppler's saloon at
"a Greenwich street last evening In an intoxica-
tedcondition and proceeded to get still drunken.
He finally became boisterous. and Q man
named Schmethman. employed In tho place.
thrust him out Of the saloon into the street.
Before Schmethman had time to rsenter the
saloon Fueuier drew . revolver and fred Ave
shots ct him In quick suggestion.
None OF the shots hit Schmethman. but one
took effect in the breast OF Charles Tell. who
WAS standing In the doorway at 70 Greenwich
street. where he lives. INJECTING wound which
may prove fatal.
Pueufer was arrested. and at the Church
been discharged. and brass knuckles were
found IN his pockets. He was locked up: His
Chambers Street Hospital where no lies In y
critical condition.
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EArnsd runs-Now York. o; Buffalo, !.
First base by errors--Sew York, I; Buffalo, o.


On Friday there was rejoicing Mt the Polo
grounds whom the news came from Boston of
tho defeat OF tho Red Stockings. Yesterday the
crowd when II WAS heard that Buffalo had
sympathetic feeling between tho New York
League team and tho American Metropolitnns.
Polo Grounds in the way OF piling up Victories
the Metropoiitans had done at their East River,
GGro . and when the wires betwecSc ssg-yw6
inning hat! ended /. "a Hsc6re OF to against
the hon.e ,-nm-the Matropoitans became OK.
made very good eight of 1T with Bnrnie's BAL
tmore team-completely demoraltzed. Though
the six innings had ended with Q score Of to
and they got ratified awfuly in the eighth Civ
ing the visitors six runs, chiefly by errors. 1t
Bank. and when the ninth inning ended they
closed the doors Of the company and made an
assignment. with preference for baltimore.
The Acorn WAS.
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Obituary

Col. J. r. II. Claiborne the historian. died IN
Matches. Miss. yesterday. aged ~ years lie Tor
many years prominent IN politics aud represented Ms
sssipp In Congress during terms Ills late years
devoted to the preparaton Of thu History u Ms
nsstppt ana the Seuthwoat the maGscrpt Df the l-t
volume Of the work being lost ~ the fire which do
stroysd hts resdsres 2 Tow mouths aga
Gen William II, II. Terrell died in Indian spoi. ri
day night of consumption lie Adjuiant General Of
Indiana daring the war. aud ace that time mad
Third Assistant ard Pension Agent
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Ms. lassks DsGssAs her Tsrkeys.
IN Friday night Mrs.. Jeffrey Hicks OF Little

Neck wsa awakened BY noise from her iurk-ye she
cad soksa out from her bedroom window juss
sas Of the bsrds new over the house She went down
ssrs 10 the daas room and procured double
shotgua sad ssaS bArk 10 her and looking from
hehnd the blinds cav Q man up In q cherry tres where
the turkeys roasted she also Aaw another pass
bstsesn The heuse nd the carrtAae kouss
khs ~ once threw open the bnds le, eed the At
Mss ed ps1e4 the Ltxa~r bat the pircs misssd
Thv aa called 10 his psnioa ho the tree.
Me Hicts shot q the man Who was In the tree Just
~ sOapeet ne eeonA hut he Uade good hts sscsp- n
70 hovSsN Ties zoe d tho sas hn
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The stock OF the Second National 10 I'M

changed at 130
The Clearing House sheet was interesting to
bank men YESTERDAY The Bapk 81 New . York
OO0 was debtor yesterday for S3.O76, 900, due to
Q loan to the yanderbilts on Government bonds.
debtor at the Clearing House for "a 900.
vas debtor Yesterday s6s3. 009 IFS clear that
tho National Bank Of Commerce, which was
creditor yesterday to. the amount OF 92.751 900.
though debtor the day before for 3l570,0OO.
some OF the banks to the Clearing House yes-
terday and on Friday. the figures standing for
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200 D,n. IL the 0sv.r~.r'. Hands.

ALBANY. May 1.-The Legislature left In the
hands Of Gov. Cleveland N0 bills whio under the
Qursments of the const on he dispose Of with
81 that loft by the preceding Legislature the Governor
10 day announced tina. he would devote next week until
Saturday to heariEgs the hills Aad that no hearing
ON leg!siation wouui be granted after Friday next
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Nh. Das Levi. Oct. MD u !. .T.a~r.

tramp caliod at tho house OF Die L"w,s IN
sinithts~a and ssksd for k"n.'hinx Ia en- amt h'%
Lewis prepared him slice OF brrn ai.i batter frG"k
that Mrs. LAwh WA At home Aoac he dymai.ivda ,rt
ular meal aud walk cd into the dn,iy room Mr. " VS.
atepped int ba1h rooa arr quickly rrnfr"n "''Ns
pistol. which she cOcked pointed NJ thu trrni "
derlhG him . anlt the honss Al oMee l!r want Aw.I
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tn. Elevated hallway c.ur.rc.e.

Mr.. Jay Gould said last evening that ther.
haA been Q eonfersacs OF Manhattan. New York s"i
Metropolitan KlsvassA Railway dirs'tDr. and tia,
nssoaatien: fes new contract had tsen epensi hnt
the agreement would be settled. When u" dnru,a",t
hAA been executed W0nd be made public. hut un,G
then he could not say anything about It's foyalMA
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WASHINGTON. May 17.-Ths statement rub.
Iiahsd In Berlin thu, Mr. Aaekis Of PhsAspLs 10 co be
sspsas,sa Minister 10 GerMssy dsntsa very high
us Essdsnaa '"tAai,sA ~ he Dsss Psls q Pssssst
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Al Anesea TIsAssrss Clsi.ast In Jsil Ter
HlgaaY.

ToLxDo. May 1.-THE man calling himself
sir Charles Neville Bart aud also claiming 10 be the
long lost Sir Roger Tchborne and who has been In Jail
for the pest two weeks on charge Of hgany had
Preliminary examination to-day. and WAS bound over
to the Common Plean In tho sum OF u 500. Neivie's
last matrimonial alliance. which 10 supposed 10 have
P S, ~. senan o. eleventh. ss WIN lay IRON