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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
TIE GLASS HOUSE ACCIDENT INQUEST
INC work of searching for hodies In thn amin

of the old glass house in statest Brooklyn, WAS re-
sumed yesterday, and part OF the remains OF a man
was discovered. There wcro no means OF
Identification. The inquest Was cOntnned nv
Coroner Menninger. George l. Abbott, agent for the
property, made some corrections In his testimony lie
claimed 10 have entire confidence In the men whom he
employed upon the work Each had charge of hi a
own department or the work. His agreement with
Miller that he 20 support the budings until IN a
posts were In. Miller said that II the building
fell he would put II up again. Mr.. Abbott further stated
that he was P5a sSOV month she buildings were as
Expert testimony given by John French ex-Com-
missioner OF City Works, who said that, In his
Judgment, the piers were crushed by the
weight Of the building. Lime should not have
been used with the cement I'm the mortar used IN build.
was piece OF bad Judgment. work Of so much i'm
pOrtalce should have been superintendent by mastsg
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NOTES FROM STATE CENTRES
SYRACUSE.
FRANK HIsCOCK NOT A CANDIDATE-SUI-
CIDES AND WEDDINGS

FRANK HlSCOCh NOI A CANDlDAiL-oOi-
ClDES AND WEDDINGS.
tFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBUSEl
SYRACUSE, May 22.-Yesterday the Onondaga
oenitentary officials discovered prisoners had
their plans all laid to escape They had made some
skeleton keys OF wire with which to pick the lock- and n
some unknown way secured caps and made overals OF
goods used for towels which they kept concealed in their
cells They intended as the hame shop was
opened this morning pass into the iron room pick the
lock, substitute the blue Overas for the stripes and
make their escape. They placed in the dungeon.
William W. Howard. young man from Jacksonville
Florida attempted 20 commit suicide at Whites Hotel In
this city by taking morphine last night lie s'ld that ne
had neither work money and he wanted 10 dle IL rs
said that he in love with young lady IN Gertraae
81. who did not return his affection, and driven 70 oeS
peratiOn he tried to make way with himself: 49,,
Frank HscOck says that he is not candidate Ior tne
Republican nomination for Governor - u,
TO dedicate on Memorial Day the monument which has
Thomas G. Alvord will deliver the address. -, A.,
Excise Commissioner T. d. Brewster married MIS-.
Carrie T.. Gray on Wednesday evening e..
Work has been begun on the piers for the new 1901
bridge on North salina-st over the Oswego Canal
The announcement Is made or the secret marriage Vi
Albert s. Thayer and Miss Carrie L. Cook Of this city,
on Monday evening Miss Cook is an adopted daughter
OF John w. TruesdeL go
James King, farmer. living Fulton, killed him
self yesterday by cutting his throat IL was MS tnlrd
attempt. He accused Of watering his MIX whcn
accusation said to have preyed his mind to SUCH an
extent as TO make him insane. 49,
Frank Hiscock wife and SON. and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
K Hscock arrived homo yesterday from their trip 10
California and Mexico.
part OF tile front wall OF the new st. Mary's Cathe
dral is to be taken down by order OF the architect Inc
cathedral which is nearly finished the largest In the
State west OF New-YOrk City.
The syracuse Water Company has obtained an nJuhc-
ton against the company restraining it from
laying any pipe 5 In the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
THE LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB RACES

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 22.-The attendance
at the eighth days meeting Of the Louisville Jockey
Club WAS small owing the threatening weather The
track was muddy anu heavy though the races were In.
tercsling
The first selling race, onc-audonc-cighth miles was
won by Tax Gathcrcr by length, Ulthnatum second.
Ieaman third. Time 200 In the second race Fleet.
St he for three eaI-Ods llG miles Whiyzig won
by length VOante second Hazarus third Time i53i.
Ia contest for the Meltcr Purse OF 800 arrtguu
ana Charley Lucas to the front and passed under
the string together Ia dead heat, Father John second
Time 1850 In the steepechase handicap for "A nurse Of
$780, and thrccquartrrs miles, The race from the
start was between Judge jackson am T. Line the latter
winning Judge Jackson second, Aurrllau third KIM
DDtcLnan, minus rider, fourth. Time 5:2i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23

CITY CHAMBERLAIN-LETTIN CONTRACTS
-AMUSEMENrS.

CITY CHAMBERLAIN-LElII TING CONIRAClS
-AMUSEMtNrS.
frY rEi.a5RAPa TO Thg TRIBUNE
Troy. May 22.-The Circuit Court decided
two celebrated cases this week Judge Peckham said
that John +. Brilgeman who was appointed Chamter
lain ty Mayor Fitzgerald aud forc6ly installed by Ftz-
geralds police aud elected by judicial writ nad no tito
to office as no had not filed legal boud. Mr. Bridge
man had begun quO warranto proceedings against Mr.
HALL the Incumbent. He was renpponted by the Mayor
last night and will file bond and Institute new
.uit The DENIM Viii was also disposed OF.
Dennins sister contested his WILL giving his property to
his wife, She alleged that DENIM was unduy Influenced
while his mind was Obscured In his last moments.
Al the session " the Contracting Board to-day, the
CITY Attorney and Controller accused each other Of vot
inc 10 LET contracts the highest bidder. The Contract
in Board has been allowing fayOrltsm 10 influence It's
nrnl nctions Sometimes tho highest bidder Is given
contract ut the lowest bidders figures.
William IT, Shiels, OF Captain II. J.. Shields mar
ried or Wednesday Miss Anna I. Thamer daughter OF
fhe late Peter Thamer Yesterday James VI. eherreu,
tho chemist at Bessemer Steel Works married Miss
Carrie T.. Hawey. =,
The i b. IIaner concert brought fashionable audi
once 10 Music Hall Wednesday night Mr. aner was
assisted bv Nine ChaterOn BOhrer harpst; Mile Lelc
DE Issan and Miss Alice Potter, sopranos; W. H. Law
ton tenor. and George W. Colby, accompanies Next
week Augustin Daly's company Will present Night
on " ut Rands Opera House.
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-o-. - .r.o, thew have been unanimously and con-

svore TO effect they have been UNANIMOUSLY ~"
% Iannary 10 1885, the Executive in special m nS
sage recommended the passage OF an aeI
socration M required Dy hall
IN The words an enumeration Of the inhanis es5 and
be under the legislature n e dyty and alive
o0ical avOrce the Republican pJoIty ~, ON scale
bin. not for enumeration out ot "o1ected by the
IA costly and complicated as that ", renosed All
Federal Government in 1880 The BIZ anTbIeaH Of.
powers in It IN the ha rrasp u public trust
for uses Of his own partisan ort Sh nv him,
Goyernor Mn vetoed this neiarous nnaera;Stp ro
Promptly following the Governors Ne t the congtit.
s,nei recuirenent Of an enumeration. and 10 eneS'
nothing else IL brought to test the at
All They showed that they did not although m ss
urged TO do so by the Governors and 70 eject the
constitutional requirement OF an enumerao AKIN to
gubeans have ssan forced or cause and in
spects even more atrocously obeetionaole INA" y
The address concludes with mention OF huAn"'i "
bills which failed to pass the Legislature.
WHAT THE GOVERNOR SAYS OF THE NEW oii'N
ALBANY. MAY % (SpecidD The new census
hin was presented to Governor Hill TINS e'ennh
Shortly after its receipt. he said TO reporter
even more odious than the bill vetoed Ihae ue0 Or,
ton would to indicate his attitude to"" .n' ,
and that he will not sign It, The changing OF inc ','
tor taking the census from May TO june ne Iurtner
saia made the bill a worse one than that Ve1oe"'
The times for taking the census In the cl'ies VIC" 80,
limited to two weeks-a bad IDEA IN Ino ~ 49,,
oppion fIe criticised also that feature OF Ihe o
,ts the Secretary of State gather statistics lor
the United states Government. The law OF 1902 nc
thought, could not be adapted to tne feuor".
law for tho collection Of statistics Moreo'eI'
would deprive the various counties OF statsucs "io
were valuable and which could not be re
n ionrnev 10 Albany The Governor at some lenetn 70
peated the arguments of those Democrats III e Ibnr
1ature to-day who said that railroad Senar
STATISTICS could not be obtained from present t w,
ments OF the state Government. The Governor udu
give any ntimaon of his intention to recall tne
lure 10 Albany. there are ruinOrs nnet nv
issue early next week proclamation eal'S Smct ~
extro session. Perhaps his wrath over the coO. ~.
the Legislature may be expressed through ro
nj the Democratic members of the legslaure, WIZ ~
directed IN draw IN an address the people on the .up
ieet of the census The committee consists oil sehaOS
Jacobs. Murphy and Titus ana ASsehi'i' ''
Johnson, Cantor, Church ard Greene
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YESTERDAY. To-iaav1
YESTERDAY. To-day.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
EeArUREs OF NEy.YoRK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRK, May %.
The wheat speculation to-day could not be
called weak. though lower prices were made, and
yet no other is available to give an approximate
idea of the tone Of the 1t DUH and 1t wal
more due to Of bulishtems than to any
unfayorable incident that prices dropped in the early
trailing and dealers were disposed % realize on smaller
lines Toward the end better tone was manifest and
the reaction from morning fractional decline was
sufficient leave options about unchanged sp0t wheai
was weaker, with light business for export FINAL h
uFes for options for May June and september were uk
changed at 81 o. 81 O3 and 81 OF s. respectively; July
fell J.. cent TO 81 O43 aud August was le easier az
81 O6l Corn weaker, under apprehension OF iaFse
receipts, Tor both cash and option. For options May
fell / cent to 55l4, June 3 55 aud
dy al ssh and August 557s cents were OF y cent
OATS sympathized with the OF corn and closed
7sd cent lower at 3Sl9 for May, 1854 for June and ~
cents for July. Provisions weaker and lard was
OH cents for July SO 96 for July at 81 OF and
August at 81 IS, and for September at 81 20
Al New York Baltimore Philadelpnla aud Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day were Wheat 1887 bushels
corn 266 bushels oats 42067 bushels total gralh
~ o2O bushels flour II $3.50 barrels. The receipts az
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis were; wheat $500
bushels corn lOS5l7 bushels; oats III 3Ss Ousheis
total grain 422, $50 bushels hour 1912 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
PRICES AVID FEATURES OF THE MARKETS

The markets have few features OF Interest
this week In the Of fruits, hothOuse peaches can
be bought for rs ce nd 81 500 DOZEN Strawberries
have rarely been backward as they are TINS year:
Snuth Carolina berries poor In quaty ana cost -
ma So cents box while those grown In hOt.h0uses sell
for IS cents California cherries are worth 20 cents
md ana apricOts from the same state being now
IT, rstati nj the fancy fruit stores IN Broadway at
III - a box, each box holding eighteen apricots
Fgs are the cheapest things in the markets NJ pres
emf Western eggs days Old. aiilng az 10 cehls
DOZEN Choice small lots Of Long Island Leghorns sen
for 20 cents u dozen. They have been cahued that -
IA say held before light AMI tested before Delg 500.
Anout 900 barrels OF Western eggs alone each THIS
M ,rEet daily Broken eggs bring 10 cents dozen.
The best Delaware County "grass-fed Dutter can DO
had for - centsa pound in Washington Market
Sprug chic ens In their prime, and the demand Tor
thea is greater than the supply. A pair Weighing hVe
pounds cost IS cents pound -. -
ong Island trout have risen to 81 pound, but fresh
Canada trout can had for 40 cents and Canada rOzrn
trout for 30 cents Kennebec salmon are selling at ~
cents pound. North River shad are stu ID 90 had
ms low as 30 cents, aud Connecticut Rivers Tor AZ
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
TILE RACES AT PIMLICO.
SIX CONTESTS IN THE MUD-IHE End or THE
NETTING.

NETTING.
BALTIMORE, May 22.-To-day closed the
spring meeting Of the Maryland Jockey Club. aud IL
n day OF discomfort. heavy rain prevailed all the
forenoon and In the afternoon there was almost con-
slant light The track fetlOck deep In mud and
water and the pool lawn wet and muddy. There
WERE however several hundred persons present nclud
ing n number OF ladies, the latter attracted by the
steepechase which gentlemen riders took part.
The the Paapsco Stakes. five furlongs for
woyearolds. The starters Quito Bess, Blggon-
etie Cato and Little Minnie Down the straight quito
ploughed through the mud and finished easy winner.
half length front of Bcss second five lengths ahead
Of Bgronette third Cato fourth and Little Minnie last
Time Loeb
The second race was lilo miles for beaten horses
The starters were Florence NJ. Maggie j. Vibrator and
U5refnn uarcfoo mi. a d an easy winner one length
IN front of Florence NJ second three lengths ahead OF
Maggie j. third. aud Vibrator last. Tme E5si2 MI
fs yri race was for the Prcak1e,s Stakes q miles
for colt aud hics. three wears old The starters were
" ,' an y,y Ji .6o,yi head In front and held h
unti the three quarters pct hal been let ana ne
straight entered Iecumseh then went To the lead and
finished easy winner under pull three lengths IN front
Wickham second, eis LENGTHS ahead OF John C. third
and IOngyiew last. Time, 2:i9
The fourth race free handicap sweepstakes. FOR
all ages. b mics. Chanticeer was easy winner,
Irre lcneths IN front of Ida stanhopc second ten
lengths ahead Of Bald Hornet, last. Time 2:32h.
The attn was selling race ~ mile, for all ages,
c shelby second JOybrl third, and the others we'll up.
Inc sixth race was ,teepechase over The short course
wclter weights gentlemen riders, alogcd pounds.
The starters were Ostlgc 10, f. - LttrDbcl Jim Casey
q. MoOrc). King Tom a. Whvburu Jessie ID g. H. lIar-
wood aud Jack q, j. CARROLL. In the King Tom
led on with Jack second. Jessie thrl Hostage fourth
aud jim Casey last King Tom lei over al the obsruc
tons until the water jump was reached when Jessie
went to the front 10 lowed ny jim Casey second All
the Jumps accomplished without incident until the
last before going 10 the track. There King Tom ana jim
Casey fell aud went ont 81 The race Jessie ID finished
bv length In front ~ Jack cOnd four gths
ahead vi Hostage Last No time takcn.
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Talbotton. Ga, Sept. ~. 1884.
Poi.oned bya Nurse.

Soma eight years ago iaocuIated with poison oy
nuse who infected my babe IN blood taint The emo I'M
gered along until 1t was about Two years Old when It's ~
no, was yielded up 10 fearful poison For SIX long years
bva sunered untold mis- y covered with sores am.
ulcors from head to foot and in my great extre@ny
rived to die No language express my teengso w~
during those long years. had the best mediea us
ment several physicians succossyey treated mo- But AZ
10 no purpose The Mercury and Potash seemed TO se
fuel 10 the awful flame which deyourng me- Aooa'
three months ago advised TO try swfts SPECIFIC W.
did so ami felt hepe again revive IN my breast ou' .
alas hals pent much for medical Treatment 'nAs
were too poor to buy It, Oil the agony OF that moneN
Health and Happiness within your reach but too posr
graspiL applied however. to those who were aois
willing 90 help me aud have taken swifFs speeinc 80
Am now SQUAD and well more swi'ts spccihe - y
blood purifier In the world ana the srea'ess
the age. ~, tys
Greenyille, Ala. sept 4. AhS- l. W. -
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WHAT THE EXTRA SESSION COST.

ALBANY, May % (SpeciaD. hllls
sosio has rolled ND large bill for the taxpayers
20 nav as much as his yearly salary. The bills were
paid to-day 1t was found that in the Senate the mileage
of the thirty-two Senators amounted to 1913 20 ana inc
per diem allowances its employees to $ls24 81 Vo'
79s GA In the Assembly the mileage OF the Us ne'
r amo,nts TO SO 97s 40 and the pay of the employees
~ 60 40 70 total S6449 IL. The grand totih Is
az 6 but this not the total cost OF the extra s1s
sn The ,rnfing 81 the legislative documents VIII brlng
The total expenditure up to $4,000 stated Gehera
Uusted would not accept MS mileage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
FEW MORE OFFICES DISTRIBUTED.

WASHINGTON. May 22.-The President ap-
nopted the following Collectors of Internal Revenue to-
day:
William r. Bishop, for the Ist District OF Ohio.
Asa Ellis for the lot District OF California
Mr. Bishop, who succeeds Mr.. Clark b. Montgomery Is
son of Ex-Governor Bishop, of Ohio. with whom he is
engaged in the wholesale grocery trade In Cincinnati
He was Endorsed by Senator Payne and many OF the
leading Democratic merchants Of the State
Mr. Ellis is resident OF Los Angeles and is said to be
q man Of ability and Of fine business capacity.
The Postmaster General today appointed the follow
tnenamed fourth-class postmasters: Nicholas s. We'd
der, Walden Bridge, N Y; James o. Greernan. west
sfephentown, n. y; Margaret McCloskcy. Wesley,
Penn: Joseph s. Weaver LimepOrt, Penn; William s.
Naughrlght Middle Valley, n. j.; George ii. Baird
uauover Neck n j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
mIrr ,rw-vnpK CUSTOM HOUSE pAy.RoLIs.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Secretary Manning
says that the records of the NewYork Custom House on
file at the Treasury Department show gradual but de-
cided reduction in the expense OF conducting the bns
ness of that Office The payroll FOR the month OF Octo
her 1884 amounted $3.50. 900 The payroll for the
month of April, 1888 amounted 10 S24i,0OO. The pay
roll for the month May 1885 just rceiyed at the De-
partment amounts $27O 900. $4,000 less than Tor
the month OF April and $4,000 less than for the month
~ .l.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
A CIIlI.D

ann now seven years old broke out when baoe
three weeks with what doctors called eczema beginning
on the head AMI gradually spreading over his whole 10Y
lie WIS treated for years more by various physen'
thout relief aud tho little boys health was
-, L., An,nt n year 40 was induced to on him
f,s peeac and to bottles cured him sound and Wen ana
there has been no sign OF q return Of the disease
'"''' ' FLO. HoLMES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday, May 90 1855.
ER. Cox QUALIFIEs.-s. 8. Cox, recently appointed
United States Minister TO Turkey qualiGedat the Depart
tnent Of State to-day He will leave New-Nork Tor his
new post OF duty about June IL.
THE REPORT IN THE SMITH TRIAL READY.-The report
OF the Smith Court Of Inquiry will be submitted TO the
Eecreary Of the Navy tomorrow 1t is understood that
the report finds evidence OF crminRy the part OF
PaymasterGeneral Smith, but crtcises him for negl-
fence In not compelling contractors ~ comply with all
SAe terms OF their Contracts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
Eros. and vic. R. Barring could ana the Rev Or. NJ
TIE BAsEB1LL 0HAMPIONSHIP.
TABLES TURNED ON THE BUFFALO NINE
DECISIVE VICTORY FOR NEw-YoEK-GAMEs ELSE
WHERE

WHERE.
The New York club turned the tables on its
pa,o odersaries nj the Polo Grounds yesterday aud
won an EASY victory The playing OF tho home nine was
unusually brilliant and but for two errors by Gerhardt
and ono 6y Gillespie the first inning the Bl.ons won
anu ~. Iava' scnred a run Richardson's pitching was
edectiye and accurate only five hits being made while
be aid moi give player his base called balls nor make
wild Mitch n remarkable record for young player
Ts,erbrook caught a hot line hit at third base ana
made a double play and his work was l2huGiSS
annauded O'ROurke made a long running one-hand
catch IN the fourth inning that nipped home run IN inc
bud The long lead taken by the visiting club dld noe
discourage the home players NhO kept steadily at tue
woTk and passing into the lead in the fourth inning
finally won follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
A JUDGMENT OF 81 100 OBTAINED BY A WIFE.
Mrs Charlotte c. Lubbock in Part ]. OF the

Mrs. Charlotte G.. Lubbock in Part !. of the
City Court before Judge Hyatt yesterday sued her nus
band William TO recover 81 800, with interest which
she had loaned him. The money part OF the estate
lett by plaintiffs father. The husband owned livery
stable Ffty-frst-si which he alleged tnere was u
nort gage He borrowed ~ $50 from his wife 10 pay OF
this aud smaller debts, promising 10 repay when
he sold the stable In December. 1879. he sold the sta
BILE gave her account at different times 500. In
1882 the parties separated. the wife retaining their
child Lily. and she has since supported both by dress
making The husband has repaid any more Of the
loan Various defcnces made by the husband. but
the Jury found for the wife, King the amount at 729
principal and interest Gilbert r. Halves for tho pam
Tiff; Henry o. Atwater for the defendant
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mechanic and building permit sbould have been ODD
tanned similar expert evidence was given by w nna
III Hazard formerly City Works Comnlssloner, una
W. q Booth a builder The jurors went to the ruins
and looked the brick piers which are e
TO have been the cause OF the disaster owing 20 .no
illness of Juror the Coroner last evening adourneo 'ho
INQUEST until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
CAUTION

should be exercised In taxing Mercury anu foesh hoSen
for blood and skin diseases These POISONOUS mixtures oa
prluce evils which much than tho diseases whet
they are intended 20 Atl7 W. 2Sd st. you can nhe
out about swis specific the greatest Blood Remedy In 'ns
world Con- ultailol with good Physician ree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
OPENING OF THE ROWING SEASON.

nc StnsOn VIII DC regularly Opened mt Oak
Point to-day. James Pilkington who Is now the sole
proprietor OF the place. has made cement, To make
the opening memorable one Wallace Ross will row "A
race with unknown the regular thr.r-luiir
course. novel feature Will be race bet we.n dIy,rs
a mile for $3.50 side with $3.50 added In inc oveutnS
there viii be- fireworks. An amateur baseball match
boat and pigeon shooting viii also be ndulse m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
Az INTEREsTNG cRIcKEr GAME Exrrcrrn.
The Staten Island Cricket Club Will MA

ITO '7''''''' ''''''| '''''' D''I' IN VIlF u
match to-day upon its grounds at ewBrightOu = T..
with the International Tile Company Club when an i.
teresng game may be expected. Play viii br.iu M ON
the arrival OF the O'Clock boat at staten leland
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ASKING HAYLAY TO ENTER 4 SCrLLIy0 plCr

\ telegram was sent last night To Edward
Hanlsn, at the Palace Hotel san Franoisco by Richard
X Fox. which read 4" / have arranged a single .cuu
race for the championship OF the world on,rpc nure
OF 50 900, 5000 10 the winner 10 be rowcd i'm Ai.t
viii you enter Il Beach comiag TO New York ~ An
answer Is expected this morning.