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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
MtYOR GRACE SAYS IT is ABSURD

TALK ABOUT TIE REPORTED PREPARATIONS or
ALLEGED CHALGEs.
There seems to be some foundation FOR the
report that was going Thurs lay that cnarges
may preferred against Mayor Grace aud forw arled
TO Governor iiil, although tae men who are supposed
To know more about them than ybody else arc mys
teriously silent dsal only nOis and whks. one OF
these Is Richard s. Nrwco ape, Maurice Il. Fynn's
lawyer lie ASKED yesterday If he could give any
information concerning the charges.
al have heard that charges aganst tho Mayor
under consideration he replied, but lm not at lib
erty to give any particulars
"WII the charges b. forwarded 10 the GOvernOrT
at is than likely that they VIII be tho
Governor within a week"
Are yol interested IN the preparation or the
chargesi'
" am not preparing them. This much say:
that the persons VINO making IN" charges not
concerned IN any way with any political organizations
whattn nature OF the charges Will BET"
would be courtesy 10 the Governor - give out the
the charges before they have been forwarded
To him."
charges arc Ds preferred against but bcy give
me no uneasiness. heard the same thng when was
trying Police COmmls oners during my nrst term.
Tie whole thing is simply absurd"
John III. Strahan was also INTERCEPTED lie sail: :"
am not preparing tho charges, but have heard that
something OF this kind foot"
"Do you know who are Instrumental IN preparing
the charges or who Will sign them T.
81 not the man and cannot give you any further
information"
Commissioner Squire and Deputy whatsoever Smith
boh declared that they knew nothing OF the matter
The truth seems 70 10 that charges against se mayor
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TIlUE oFJoHN b4IhD.s EsrITE

IE1pLF FOR WHOM liz PRAYED HE THOUGHT
CHEMICALS wsEr rUr N rs COFFEE.
John BalId, pale and cmaciatcd, was again
before the commissioners ,nl sl'rns jury convened
~uurrlc Court room for the purpose Of investigate
f.. condition ~ his M. AS family having asked
that committees OF AS person snt estate DE appointed
on tc allegation that De IS insane. Mr. Baird took notes
o. the testimony aal frequently male suggestions To
hi- co.uscl Daniel Hickey. steu0crapMc clerk ~
Alexander - Grrru, read notes 81 = COW rrailon
tnAt Ar la. WIKI Mr.. Barn. IN which Toe latter san
iEu hr prtJ cd lor JOuu t. PARSONS tc eminent LAW
,rr fhai ,.t hc delivered from IA STARE, ~ the
VI, and also .og MI seaman, OF TIE Cgonwc steam
snlp lluc.
Dr. M.rcii:h Cyncr. Who signed certificate that
NJ. nurd ~ un-1unl iL.u upon wAi. a. Wa COM
u.ttrl tbr a-ylnu. cOrrOhOftiei prey Gus medical
testimony ia fcshid t. hi> deiA-l0l% ! hr ~ Res,
nab recently visited Nj EArl. WAC tod l. "a tDat
Chemicals u.i been put 10 his ,us.r a sanford ID. "a
that cousrq Icnco nr hal LOST AS health. IL s.! lee
married 20 hr VIE ant CoG.a uot be
% r husband w!s .y4us. To quote pAN..-e- o. scrip
paprr cpp ng containing isipu ot TIE CoIrt ol Al
ycl- Ia WHEN, y, he cl.mei, s!nI.a- aArg.>o was
declared Voii.
Jonn : EAiri. son OF the respondent. was re-
called. He l. r,celvt OF LIS fathers estate pending
the lunacy proc cti"s1 ani stated i.i-t the
par vain" az the securities deposit
win the Union Trust company WAS eJll 900 ana the
market value S5JbG75 he house ~ NJ. 3-4 Lexington
irr., now occupied ~ The family, was W"rtn $1,000
I.4.i year me income o. the estate VIE - 800.
Tho examination WI: bc continued neXt MONDAY.
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THE COWBOYS GIT 4 GAME.
HELPED BY FORTUNE AND TIE UMPIRE.
rooR PLAYING BY THE BEATEN NEw-YoEkERs-
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

rooR PLAYING BY THE BEATEN NEwYOERERs-
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
A combination of almost uncXplainable cir
cuiustances allowed the cowboy baseball nine from
Kansas CITY to defeat New.Yorxs giants at the Polo
Grounds yesterday Tho Westerncrs played IN good
FORM OF COURSE bat they couid not win another game
from the local club and play in just the FORM I'm
pire EllIrk and .mc FOrtunc had close OF 1t 10
see which should he the most friendly to the Cow
bovs Tho NEWCOMERS deserve no praise for
the work they dill, for they played In
a lsless almost careless manner that did
MOI encourage applause or appreciation. DOrsan and
Richardson an effective hitting for The Newton.
niue kec,c, while he effective pitcher, could
~ ncdinc easy inieid hts. Esier5rook usual
earcrnrss 10 the whole Held also made y fatal
G up appear be pitching wonderful game. yei tho
local player. seemed - think tic globe dynamite
OF the Detroit cb received on the grounds Just as
The game va. nsh Dat Il seemed 10 mac c ,ne , s"
II would have taken good step toward the lead.
% ~ vrrs of rlrn SIDE wef. retired rs ihey came
the hat in the opening tuning In the second inning
ne local players scored the rs run ~! the game" 'ir'
igo.b,sc h to left held by Richardson. Th- c"wnoys
scored two and took the .caI DonnelIy ma ie "a
b,t and went TO hiI on HIT to rgnt n-ld by Biloiy,
Dorrnn threw the hall wi to frat base and D,nncily
scnreI on the error. Bri0dy went To third pisss
h,iI and score on hat by McQ icry. In the
mn, tho Xew-Ycrl players scored more runs and
went into the van. Aurr two men were out Dprgan
Iiate a two-bssc h aud scored MT 10 crntfc hed
hy Il,har1son i.owe threw the ban III Wild ana IIch-
ara ,nu wrnt arount hiri the lie scored on
- q coed hail hv Rrioty. The Kansas CIV scored
one me a ran IN the sixth inning AGAIN eing the rcor
nm. tb, nr~! first base called
ba,ls and went 10 second hit by kadiord. Myrrss
mn sent Illle thirI ami ROves sacrifice
sent him home Neither sic could add TO their score In
TIE two following innings.
In tA~ ninth innins the Cowbcvs were fortunate
enough 10 score ani win the gam" Myers rent
the nal toward tlirI base. 70 was fOu ball, but
Estrrhrno foolishlv stopped AMI threw II to nrt bht
too late retire Myers. me "iTr Thought IL l"it
bail Rowe then srut al Easy gr'uH'cT toward ward,
bl EscrhrOOk a,rr 10. nd Row. cons G"entlT r"Ai
thr h,U to Nrst b,se. % molly a'sO pnt slow
rrnuhdcr towlrt hur-trr ami reached INST base SAFELY
Myers going hr. BiinIg. mkt striArr sent the
10 and al 1Ou-h lsc1at dson
capture II Myer. scored the winning before tue
globe could be sOt hack 10 tue catcher Inc score was
as follows:
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday, Aug. 6. 1886.
TAIsISG CONGRr -s--Ihe record OF the present SOS
sion OF Cong ns $50 printed pages rot inculIns
the udeXe, aud the appendix. TINS exceeds DJ about
1900 pages the record OF any preceding session Of Com
.Tes,.
DUlIIAM AID SPARR5.-A question OF authority has
between First Controller Durh.n ant Land Com
Misc ourr sparks ght " the ormer pei
the Istt TO state account.
Police FOR THE YELLOWSTONE pARK.-Secretary
Lamar r~qucsted the secretary OF War TO detail
force of men 10 police :he Yellow stone National
PORK ms action rs made necessary by the
fnUrr Con 10 mako an Appropriation 10 pay the
salaries II civil officers under tile control OF The Interior
Department.
IoUIIH CLASS PO-TdAsIEss-Ihe 1ostm aster- General
to-day appointed among others the following fggrih-
class ostuAs ers: Mr.. Ellen shaw, al Woodrow. Penn
Jan,s fre man. at Arlington, y. j.; Lester :. Nichols
ut >peHcerPOrt. y. l.
ITIELu-s se0n-t ;enera! Robert Murray WAS today
placed retired list OF the Army. having reached
-Nty.nul ANA ordered 80 his hOne. toloDci j. H.
Baxter Medical PlrHryor the Army, Oeag the lie Nt
ulciicA olnc-r rt' x. Will act SURGEON General
un.l tn J. esidrnf appoints sucr~sspr 10 General Mar
Nearly al the prominent mrdlcs. officers OF the
Army are applicants for the Pos tlOi.
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TIE GRAND JCRY'- INVf-rlGArioY.

The Grand Jury 5 lnNcstlg3 atom 81 tn" crtinl-
nal charge against Commissioner Ipn VI. squire aud
Maurice f.. / yun WAS began yesterday. Foreman
Kncvals OF the Grand Jury. had consultations with
Judge Cowiug and Assistant Di,irct-Attorncys Ncon
aud Fiizgerald Tho first called eX-Miyor
Franklin T. i,on II, ren,nsd in tho Grand jury room
Tor three quarters OF an hour. TAe testimony which lie
gave was -imiar to tnt which he subsequently i,
tue he airing before Mayor Grace ana related prime pay
to the manner OF Nj squurs appointment.
Tnen ex-Adernan Charles H. waite ionnd
familiar way TO The Ftini
Jury ROOM He last there witness u he Aacr
hriprry He was accom- ani"i Y d. cave
Mclaughlin. " .itc member OF the Board al Al-
,lcrnen At time OF ~qnire- confirmation. H. - SUP
posed 10 "a" lam ar Win al tie IDEALS "hich pfrcrpcd
tue confirmation
Assl.tant Di,lnct.Atiorney Nicon present The
Grand Jury ROOM advising The juIY An. cXhunug the
lie refused 20 say aJ tink about iHc pro
ce,due. he wo4Id a % ,.cIi
for the Ol Squire Fivnn and tht there
foundation ior The reports thdt tnry would b. aMciI
ntely arrested The Grand jury were IN session for
nearly Two hours ana adjourned anti MONDAY. Their
investigation WI probably occupy Two OF three DAY, OF
week.
There was much speculation to the result o. long
interview bet judge tOwns AMI ASS slant - strict
Attorney N!coi. ia igc Cpwng wDli no' 50 wDrt.rr
lie had requested 10 lssuc aRaiate's variants.
,uch as winch Ja~hne and other rx-AhlrImen
were arrested. IL rumOTrd That Nj. NcOl ndd
obtained warrants prevent any attempt the
part OF squire or Flynn 20 leave tho city.
Edison sad 10 EEi 81 porter: - CANNOT or
tell yon what my "' Do"y vas hoiors the Gran
Jury, but THIS viii SAY, dld not Ahpw una -urh
letter The FROM squire 10 Flynn.
II had known oi sdcn letter. or IT hal HAD the
least susp iha there ,Dch letter or agree
ment between squire and Flynn, or win Hubert -.
thompson the appointment OF MI squire would
have been considered for one moment
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LAWN rEN.1- At coorEr-rowy.

CoorrH -ro~'y, Ans. & lSpc'uh. The tennis
tournament waicn continued t'-l - on Che ground,
of d. McKuu .; West Il. q. Attracted II lar NUN
Der OF -pcciafors than yesterdays games Following
arc tie scores:
Ind,s and gcnu'mca. don5les. hr-t round IL g. Bow
ers ard A. h. Nickay beat Mr. sm,,h and Mss f. l,rts
horne e. l. &c. O.. }. Wilson ami Mss Cooper boat
l. T. Olnstrad AMI II 80 Sfnnoit by ant Y. g. iIul
AID ,i,-- beet Mr.. Camph" AMI Miss Caiupbci
g. 3. !. Watis AMI Mis- iIo'c lki'5 beAt j. W
Bower. AMI ali.. NcElL, Is. c.. Co. Sir. Brown.
~, and Miss Brownlu, he o.. II. Clarke ard Mi--
IAppctt. Ct. & !. 4 - Mckm ANA Ms. Fish hcai
Nj Baldwin ana Il SIS Dunbar 10y default Sir Trevor
and Me- II. NAca,y beat ". Mckin and Ma. Gregory
Go G-I - Erci aud Mss rill beat II. ~.!l and Miss
h. Beach. G-i. =. 3.
.,,nut Roam! vi Bowers An l Miss Mactay beat MIR
wilson and Is- Copper. Go. Go. Mr.. Han and N-'
Carter rAf SIR. Walls AID Nl.s 10 chki-.. G-l. %.
Mr. Brow Ing Mt-~ Ir0wnlhg beat Nj. y 'kn ami
Mis-. ttsh o.. }-i. C.. Mr. Trevor Ml.s Mac
L.y heal Sir Emcit and 80 ~ sill. q =. Ct
In r. Eoupd-Nr. Han AIT Miss Cater beat ~. Bow
81 and N-s Nackny. G-3. Go. SIR. Ir~yor ard Mise
Mac.ay beat Mr. hrownlB- AMI Miss Erowning. G-l.
6 D.
FINAL round 10 hr played on 10 morrow between V. q.
Han nnf Mis-, Carter a,a!mst H. G.. Trevor and MIS-
MIckAy.
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MIR. RANDALL on APPROPRIATIONS.

WAsIUNCTON, Aug. i tSpec,tD. i he Demo-
busy already trying To explain away the
ofrArvagince tn-y Is during the session winch has
lust rndcd ler elaborate statement that has
nppcare Is one by Mr. han!a the r.
preparations Of tins session are not ~ oOODOO
OF tho total appropriations Tor Lass year lie reaches
ths result by process Of enn atom which shows either
the marks of rare genius OF disorIcr.d mathematical
Imagination. Not long Chairman Morrison inilnatcd
ID L Mr.. Randall was suffering from - fiscal ustrnl-
per- and II may hr mat IA has not yet recovered from
IL MIR. Randall admits that there Is "appartuU' in
crease OF sjoopoOp over the appropriations Tor last
year and then WIN his ready Pen be dow thr
rm FOR Rivera and lIarhOi-, Tor Deficiencies several
accounts Tor judgments %. the Court Can rit
inc OF these itrns which, he s,y-. are not
incident to IA" current and necessary OPERATION, ol
Government he rubtrtcts from the total
nouIuatcs the regular appropriations"
There MAJ hr persons who wIl desire an pana
tiun from Mr.. Rainfall OF the why ha
aud E!s committee rccOnurn ed anl the House passed.
atoms Wuirh were " MOI ncIicnL
AMI necessary operations uf thr government" sub
tn Iiv"r ana hrDor items bee
appropriation Ior Rivers and ilarbors last !, AT
IArn he gocs On 10 compare the appropriations tnG
Jendtturrs for $50 undrr Republican Administrations
with those for 1856 under Democratic AnIutstrti
the dIsaiNantnsr OF tue Iucr, carefully oins
state the fact that there appropriation Tor
Rivers and larh"is III 1856, WINE In INj Ihtie was An
appropriation OF Sl3,3I9..OO tor that object.
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rrrlcr or THE oLEoNAnGARINE Law.

WAsHINGTOS. Aug. Ex-senator Miller says
that tho notion hat tho Oeom.rgarnr b WAS cua--
cuatcd iu the senate. or materially wcaacaei II any
Wy. Is without foundation. Waite tho farmers hat
uvrl upon hyc-cent tax. ana wAilc b. worked 20
sure b., -ti tao raic OF fax no, tho important ieat
urr 81 The BIN. Tnc ey sought 10 toe cured t"c
practice OF putting the market, under the and
80 tho name OF butIri variety OF ifauiulcnt limit.
Mons. The rhlncry devised to prevent this. n,tor
Miller says. retained all its visor Ia tho bl II
lcc.inc a. aw. O.eOpargArinr, and al limitations of
bauer. must hencci0rth he pat up IN stamped ani
branded packages and must stand on their oHn merits
detection Of ova,Ion AMI FOR tho enforcement q!
ihe law T. rs near perfection the experience ot the
Iuierma K, venue Department couli invent. ono mel
dental iinpo 81 the passage OF the aci
ne ..ys w, 90 the ad II VIII furnish STATE authorities
10 cary VI fEcirUwr law. ths - l-cl Ucl~tofOI.
LuNeNrr stringent me n 4tr Avs have uecu la,
been extremely urrult, often lmpo.shlr. 10 execute
tru 10y 81 tn- fact that limitations of butter
nribuuOfiag states could come he bOl-
der u .chlilcu god, .ui tnrrr Wt}, except by
chemical dnay -i,-bOth expensive and s"w-t) detect
maud.
mler ia" law the agents ~ tho Internal Revenue
I.rr.u VIII src To II mat tho limitations # butter
lmrt aud branded for What tncY ar. a.d the TX ~
Two cen ., whlc not al that desired, amply sur
1, rent 20 accomplish the purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
MATCH BETWEEN TENNIS CHAMPIONS.

Portsmouth, y. H.. Aug. G.-IO-day's play
~ the tennis lonrulnien; at Wentworth wa. coutnma-
lion Of tho good exhibitions Of tie past few days
F.t ~ order Was tho contest Tor first pr.ze Singles
between CLARK, OF Philadelphia, and Taylor, OF New
York Clark won, a follows: -. I-G, 81 ana 81
For s,coad place doubles Mansfield ana Freshly beat
F.rrlugion aud Camnock "a follows: co. G-I Iuo
Sears brothers lamlin and Led. G-J ID In the
final match for second prlc for douDe. the Sears
urnfhrra hrai Mansfield an Prcsny 6-J,
Inc truclua interest centred IA The match between
Dwight ana Priu ictiit sstOni~h-i the spectators 10y
c.stIv winning the second AMI tara At the con-
c,u.io OF tho iDi Pc ut cOnsdcrcd to be tho
winner OF te inaicn hu hr apparently her.in- over
confident. Dwlgat rallied sl'oudldiy AMI h. wcn The
n,xf set 1hr concluding set was played anii much *
cltrmrui Bwghis .teady play Carried him 30 tr fore
and he won the set aLd mdtci-G-i, &c, &C, 81 q
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RANDALL'S TARIFF" SPEECH."
TuIRTY.THREE PAGES OF THE RECORD
he PRoDs THE WICKED MAJORITY OF TIE WAND
AND MrANS COMMIT EF.

liz pEODS THE NlChED MAJDhiii va '''' 49,
AND MrANs COMMITTEE.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rEIDUSE1
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-1hc Rccom to-day
contains Mr.. Randall argument In favor OF HIS i'"
bill which WAS adversely reported by the ways anu
Means Committee Together with It's appendix tle
speech" Ills thrtyihree OF the broad columns OF me
Rrco,d About nine columns devoted to an eNP"h"
ton OF tue changes which he proposes IN tno r"'e' VI
duty and the therefor Mr. Randall 'hoh pro-
cceds that his bill IS in harmony with the dec
rations Of the Democratic National plitforn OF Mr.
Cleveland IN his Newark speech and with other eminent
Democratic authorities Referring TO tho an'erso re-
port OF yiie Ways and Means Committee. he says:
In the way of needed revenue legislation proposition
was submitted by Tue to ihc House In d1c course
accomn'picd ~ VA. d,sagurrd by an anrctati0n OF
superior knowlrfge and Judgment ana ~ prrSph"'io'
which would be- ont OF place IN stump speech'
Further on Mr.. Randall says:
am charged wiG having introduced n measure OF
matter Of fact propose to reduce largely excessive
protective some fifty inrortanI articles to m
where the taxing power would secure their shc-
ccs.tul production in thi- country, so a. to re,
love Us pace from dependence on
Europe. give homo labor enjoyment. and finally
give better articles TO or consumers at less eo't.
lie challenges the consistency OF the majority OF
the Ways ana Means Committee In these words:
the champion Of free material for u-e IN
all our III 1BnfacturlnE iu
object seriously proposition 10 rclsv" rom III
mai tax domestic dsiiled spirits used In Inc arts .uch
productions Of coal tar, dyes un yarnlshrS pants
patent medicines. medicinal pTrparaiions anu Vas,
line of other medical productions. for the purchase oi
which many m Hons OF dollars annually Sent ont Oh
the country and which. without tho tax on spls USED
In their production. would he made nj home, ana large
quantities might he exported.
Referring to the refusal Of the Ways and Means Com
mit;ee permit bill simplify ami render moro
efficient the administration OF the customs laws 10 lie
considered except feature OF bin 10 reduce rates
OF duiy, Mr.. Randall says:
do not impute motive lacking IN patriotism
to those who refuse TO permit IN" separate
enactment OF those administrative clauses or tnr bill
reported from TN Comm Ways ami deans, nut
cannot smut To the fact that majority oi tho
Committee WAYS and Means seem 20 hay" determined
that unless their own peculiar views can he lnc'rpnlaeh
into law IN re-ar TO customs taxation aud n connu-
OF tho internal revenue sy-iem without reduction
or modification. they Will prevent any reform III ms
COnnrctnn.
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the President will appon. him and tina. he will proceod
to his post OF duty at AN early day.
THE PRESIDENTS APPOINTMENTS.
REFLECTIONS IN TIE LAST HOURS OF THE SESSION


REFLECTIONS IN TIE LAST HOURS OF HE o@'S'N''
OF THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON Aug. 6 (SpecidD. The Senate
adjourned with many nominations in the pigeon holes
winch for and another Lave not beeh aIo'
upon Some OF III settle most of them--are mace 10
succeed crippled soldiers who su'pendsi WIFI
o1t cause instead OF re,ectiDg the nominees IL w"S
decided 10 let the nominations lapse and give TIE Presi'
dent another chance to suspend tue disabled veterans
There are tire. or four nominations winch were adj
verely reported from committees ald lie on the caen-
OAR with the understanding that sh Ii be taken
uuon Them Among these is T. II. Bancroft, brother
n-law OF Senator CODecr, WHO nominated as COL
lecior Of Customs at Port Huron. Mich. and whose
rejection is recommended by the Committee on Com
merce of which the senator il me uber Thomas
Cooper Collector OF Internal Revenue IN Illinois, was
reported adversely from the Committee Finance upon
the charge OF having eros ly il suited General Logan
wien latter visited Pein IN the campa IN OF 1851.
No action upon this nomination taken because or
General Logau absence. Unto states Marsha Scott
Of Virginia. was CHARGED with being political bull1czer
aud baot-hox suffer- Chcr Justice shields, OF Arizona.
rejected aud renoninate by tho President
ana there are several others OF lesser importance
The President withdrew tie nomination Of Herbert
F. Bcechcr TO be Collector or CusDns the District OF
Pact sound the quest Of Sen Hawley VINO saw
that it would Other wise be rejected. Two Michigan
pos;i1a.tcIs SANFORD. of Lansing. ana Porter. o!
D,vaglac rejected upon serious CHARGES OF general
worthless ncss. Sanford Was accused 81 being pi ies-
sonal politician anl lobbyist ia the Michigan L"2i9at-
ure OF taking Zee from the knights oi Labor to pro
mote tao passage OF III in their interest then WORK
ing defeat il. an refusing return the money ie
was of Don ". DickinsOn's selections, .nd was
rejected tas request ~ Democratic cifihs or Ian
sing. Porter, OF Dayagiac. WAS charged with running
bucket shop that town ana OF pther GneElohaD'e
TRANSACTIONS.
One (iuernon Collector OF Customs at st. Vincent,
Mum. WAS unanimously rejected. although f'v"ra'Y
ported from thr Committee on Commerce.. TX WIS
"Scuatoril cOurter, and the Stna,e pinlshed
revenge
personal APPEAL b. associates before leaving The city
some 1go When the nomination was reached on
the cacn lar Nr. Palmer ana Mr.. kcnns rrmn-rd the
senate tna ms tn- man -aDln wanted 10 beat, ana
Ia, re was not a dissenting voice.
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EiBLE wORK ~ f0RhlGy L.yDS

he managers If the American Bible Society on
thnie "iiliird the printing "i the salon, Tao hos
taW language. t version having been li,
IuwIla MISSIONARY oi tAc IltsNt,.lan Church lunnr
Indians Ltiict, Wro read nom AT Milne AT hoena " nn :
about to hrg ildt Ot thousand lul,.
nom \ H. king o. Liberia. uitntoang d,n r..ou u o.
community az NaipiucitI~ az lulHl MA .o,
hnv" t~cn some interest ri pro .urnel.tlr tIpt
Ml.s IN Aia'rt nom Or Hiss, Mentioning a the
ib' House n tonsilntnppr from Admiral lflni of tr
P'usa OLA and the progress oi negotiations with u turkish
Government Ion the rrnoN NJ OF restrictions on Biue rnnnr
agc nom IN McHtNmy,o Chiongmal dos In h,sler of
Ilndlgul. bel u. Elolgct d! Pei king
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nre being considered but It has not been settled just
what they shall he based upOn There ara many scts
the MAYOR which might him open 10 charges tho
Governor personally hostile 10 him-none of them
OF serious nature. however The proposed CHARGES u
IA believed are break the force OF the squire
iuyestlgation Tammany Hall will endravOr 10 save
Squire be mas promised to give that oreanIa
lion all OF his patronage Ito is kept In Office. shrewd
notcian remarked yesterday II would be curious II
me ontcomr OF this bus should be the removal ny
the Governor both Squire ana Grace. fhen President
Mooney wonld become Nsg and could appoint Com
maj of
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FUNIRhL or HARRTSON DUEKEE

The funeral of Harrison burkce one of the olicst
M nhrlo 81 ia" stock Exchange AMI the Vice dent,
al The western mon Ir.reidh Complain was Ia,
az hs house, No IA ii4ti.N" The t.,, bi i,b.lt H.
H"",h formerly :" ih' nNrisy Place FIc-hN
coi teal the services Many relatives iricn- and business
assoc aicS ni MI buthrc were present
Cornell. senator BINby. D. lanes lhon,u.,n
Louis lioyL special committee represented lie Stock ~
change, winch had also s"nt beautiful null design The
body VIII 10" taken thls uotnng
has wife in Oak wood Cemetery. 49, ~ ~
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Frank Shcphcrd. of No. loT ~prncer-St., NrnOkiNn.
Wa trulurt before Police Ju-tc Walsh Yesterday uiun
charge ui tniu iiut Nly sherman
Is with her uu' r sylvester utdci. No l'tl
IL Il uatf roo iuin ih TWO thdrtu Last q
p."' 'Nurs.on without hi- vito ana Mary
OF th' party. lir friendly TIE
tfcrwrf, j. alleged. ht induced hrg
ln and t.ey spent tr nigh. house Elizabeth, ti
gl ult.u.liu NIX Tat slc WAS compelled AGAINST Der
WILL shepherd cnlmrd yesterday that Brook $50 court
iAo jan s ,ou Oven offence 'aIc! cured ia
Ne" hoh county. sd lc papers the case Wciu .rnt To
Police Justice pIf} 90 tll, city
Justice lN ~ t,d variant 10 have SlVulrr brour
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