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New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
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New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
Strength

To endure the wear and tear Of life, suos.
oessfully, demands an unfailing supply
Of pure, vigorous Blood. Marvellous arc
she results achieved BY the use OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla - the best and
most popular Of all blood medicines
ayers ssrsspsrills has done me .
great deal OF good. ] was ell run down
before began taking II, and now ! om
gaining In strength every day. IN
tend taking ono naoso bottle 70 restore
my health perfectly" = Alice West,
Jefferson, W.vs.
az Have . good deuaxd for Aysr's
ssssaparills and reeonmsnA 4 b all.
And gives ssfssgs6 % eS1uss.s
&C. q. Minor 70 druggist for - ysusoh
191 Spring st., New York
"Beless usiag Ayers eassapaFillA Z
was constantly confined - my. bed
since usine this medicine, ! sm able u
walk I've or three miles at . s3me. ! ~
g. yesyu Of aGs."- Mre. Sarah xrodiav
% Pleasant st, Lowell, Mas.
az fnd Ayers sarsepazills = y -
admirable remedy for the cure cf blood
disesses. prescribe Il, and Il does the
work every tlme." ."---H. i. Psttf, y. D.
Manhattan, KaasAs.
"Being in poor health and weakly In
body, when 9 lad Of eight ysars, was
given Ayers 6ars
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
BIDS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS
FIGURES GIVEN BY THE VARIOUS COMPANIES
LITTLE CHANcE FROM LAST YEAR.

FIGURES GIVEN BY THE VARIOUS COMPANIES -
LITTLE CHANCE FROM LAST YEAR.
The Gas Commission opened the bids yesterday
for lighting the streets for the year beginning Msy l.
The Mayor, Commissioner Newton, and Controller
Myers wcrc present Seven Gas companies and seven
electric light companies put In bids, which were read
and referred TO Secretary Mccormick for arrangement
tabuation and comparison The gas companies bids
are for the territory supplied by each and the
figures Indicate the asked for each street lamp
for twelve months. The bids said to vary little
from present rates. They are as follows:
The Consolidated Gas Company, S17.50; New-York
Mutual, 1880: Equitable, 1890; Central, soso
Northern, $1,000: YonlIors, $4,000; New-York and
New-Jersey Globe, S25oo. The latter company also
proposes to supply naphtha gas at s21.5O for 1000
lights s235o for 500; s23.5o for 3oo in the district
now lighted by the Yonlers Gas Company. The
electric light bids at the rate of so much per light
in the various localities specified IN each bid. They
are generally for the territory covered by tho
companies respectively
The Brush Electric Illuminating Company offers to
light 3o2 lamps at A cents each per night; 90, at
80 46, at 40; and II, at az. The United States II
Illuminating Light Con pary-5 lights at Al cents each
per night; 49, at A; 10, at AZ; 13, at AZ and 349
at 40. The Harlem Light Company-e07 lights at 80
cents each per night; 90 at 40 1@4 at AZ 's at Al
Mount Morris Electric light company-s7 lights at at
32 cents each per night 143, at 80 and So st 40
ave and broadway between Twenty. third and Fifty.
ninth-ss. at 80 cents each per night The East
River Electric Light Company-162 lights at 32 cents
254 at 80 and 214, at AZ 12. The North New York
Electric Light Compapy-370 lights, at 30 cents arc
lights of less than 900 candle power each. This
company offers also 10 furnish lncandescent lights at
z cents each per night.
The East River Company filed statement to ex-
plain its failure fulfil Its contract OF last year, which
charges the Board of Electrical Control with delay
I'm granting the necessary permits and promises 10 light
It's territory Immediately. The Board, at the Mayors
suggestion directed the secretary TO Inquire into the
charge of delay and report regarding the company's
liability on its bond given for fulfilling its contract.
No action was taken the bids beyond referring
them 10 the secretary and Lieutenant John Mills for
examination and report.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
CANES OF TEE COL uYBIA NINE.

The candidates for the Columbia College baseball nins
are ready 10 begin their outdoor work as soon ss ne
weather will permit They had made arrangements 70 50
npon the Polo Grounds for first time TO- morrow, but
even their enthusiasm cannot make tho weather warn
enough to their freezing their handa There ss
fifteen training, the material having been seo
down. while the occupancy Of two Of the positions
has been already nxed J. r. weich will play nrst base
and the other candidates catcher-w. Il Wild ana
J. p Shaw; pitcher--Arshur Morgan and r. H. NeCiufei
second baseH. strebeiqh and 7. II. Harris; shofsop-
J. r. McCusker and O. Fl Dsppler; third osse-Pau "a
Msrehe and J. g. McCabe; acid B. MARITIME IT,. J. A.
pixley O. J. Page v. Mapes and ). 7. Hoofe-
Lawreose Reamer, the manager Of the nina sasd !" .
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday: We ere putting ssesne
nina ,nto TIA ne,d this year Our viii open April
10 with ssme at seton Hsrl, Orange Our games VAN
Harvard Yale and Trinity Colleges are already ssnseds
also one with the University Of Pennsytvania ana I'VE
games with the New-York nine We VIII arrange eos
princeton games week Our freshmen nine has Ar
ranged 10 play the Princeton frssAnsn two ssnss Ae
first ON Aprs 10.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
THE END OF THE CUTTING CASE.

DISCONTINUED BY MUTUAL CONSENT, WITHOUT
CosTs-vIEwS OF OPPOSING COUNSEL
Notice filed before Judge Andrews yesterday that
the OF General William Cutting against tho govern
ing committee Of the Union Club would be
Discontinued by mutual consent without costs
Frederic X Coudert, counsel for General Cut
ting. said yesterday afternoon In regard to the
ease: There terms OF settlement and there is
agreement between the parties we simply discontinue
Tie II stands In favor Of General Cutting. In
senso. and in another is against him The de-
cIsion Of Judge Andrews technically against but
his opinion showed that he thought the charges brought
against General Cutting such would Justify
his expulsion The charge brought was not that he had
done certain things such should properly lead to his
puslon but simply had refused resign the
quest Of the committee.
Though Judge Andrews dissolved the inIuncten. he
granteA sey g prooeedn8s % give tme 3 make
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
STORY OF AN IMPRISONED FRESHMAN.

Ohm CURTIN KENT HELD as A CONVICTED prsA-
MITER N LONDON.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Secretary Of State
has received q report from United States Consul
Waller, at London, in regard to visit paid by
him 70 John Curtin Kent, an alleged American
citizen. now confined in prison upon conviction
Of conspiracy against the British Government.
The prisoner made statement to the Consul IN
which he said he has two brothers In the United
States one in Williamsburg and a the 9theT 81 Nm IN
York May 23, 1873. He lived five years IN IN
Philadelphia and five years in, New-York In
Philadelphia he lived on CaeSy amT
Tn New. York he lived at No. 3Ol Fifty-ninth-st,
an and v% worked for Mr.. Youngs machine filter
saws he is a naturalized citizen of the United
States, and that he declared his intention 70 oe-
come citizen in the Court Of Common ss pieas,
were taken out October 90 in the Superior Court
in New York in the name OF John kent g.. tde he
wss then twentyx nd ne ondt e,s 'he @ o6 oeenssoWn
FeSruary lS. going direct TO his home In Fermoy.
After a short stay in Ireland ne went to Glasgow
that that he e knew DR.. Thomas GALLAGHER, having
called TO see him at Williamsburg N " IN Issi 81
on account OF sickness. DR. Galagher Knew ne
Introduction to Mr.. Gi'feather, in Glasgow He
did not know that Gallagher was going TO Eng
land and was much SURPRISED 70 ssye sss IN wbsh
he offered to help him il he was in trouble. Kent
said he asked him for money to get back TO the
United States, and Gallagher sent him i've POUNDS
and told him TO come to London and he would
give. him more. Thcreupon he went to hopdon hdon
arrested on that dav u wrote q note to Gal
iaeher saving he had arrived in London. and would
like TO see him The detectives got hold OF 10:
and IL was presented at his trial as evidence OF
his gnilt Kent protested his innocence.
Consul Waller says that, while the tesumony
against Kent was somewhat weak, he had had
fair trial His visit to the prisoner was made
upon instructions from Washington.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
rIrIu Lr1p rR0H A H0Usgrop

named Peter Mcguire, age twenty-nine OF No.
2McKinney-x Brooklyn jumped from the roof Of house
No. 10s Futon-st, carly yesterday morning into the
Bridge anchorage yard the rear Of the house. and was
instantly killed He had been by Bridge Policeman
acting strangely the roof short time before ana
he reported the fact Sergeant Phillips and then went
back and kept lookout for his setons In few moments
the man Jumped distance OF about forty feet clearing
high brick wall the Of the houseyad and falling
the ground.
Sergeant Phillips and two policemen had gone to the
house at No. 1o3 Fulton-st but tho jumped before
they got TO the roof. Mcguire formerly employed
by H. Boedccker, butcher A No. Ss Msin-st. but had
not been working for time He hsd besn drinking
heavily for me and he recently hurt his head by
fall, and his friends eay his mind was unhinged
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
i. anon R,puBnroAS cLuB ORGANIZED

Tne arst reeulsr meeting Of tho Lincoln Gao O re
xyIsh Assembly District wss held lsss n1sAs q Ma -
hiravs and the WORK of orsaniEation, not hunhed %
IN. l.ss meeting two weeks ago. eemplsssd Andrew
penneli presided TIE Lincoln Club s strictly hspuo'
esn organisation. Most Of the Members belonged 70 u
Blaine and Logan Club Of the XVIII District Organizes
In 1884, and two autograph letters IRON Messss bans
and logan ara the most prred ornsents the walls
the ciubroom The letters, in handsome nansA Asne
directly behind the presidents chair
The ofacers Of the club Andrew rennsa pfesidsnse
Charles J. F. Kuppei and Isaac White ucepreaoensss
william Patterson recording secretary; Terrence y MO
Govan financial secretary; Edward Keaens corresponds
ing secretary Henry Burden reasuref Meetings VIII
b held On the second and fourth Monday q every nsasA
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
bR|GHT'S DISEASE

There Is nothing which / now enjoy that I do
not owe 70 the happy chance OF haveg used Dr. David
Kennedys FayOrie Remedy at tlme when suffering
all that human being could endure. Ny troubles began
In my kidneys nine years ago, and from which
Never Expected to Recover.
Later my physician ssd had Brighrs Disssse. which
had been III ssOu, tive years hsd bad attack q
Kondout N Y. advertised. After using three bottles
was we'll have never had return OF either complaint
and though am over sixty years Of age
AN Now VIGOROUS AND STRONG
as was in my prime What physicans and ali of the
remedies had taken could not do DR.. Kennedys
Tay5rc Remedy dld II stayed disease and made me
strong, vigorous wpnan.
Or. p. Kennedy's Favorlte Remedy,
Prepared ~ Repdout n. X. Price. u; tss ~.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
oHAReFs AGAINST BTRSESs MEN sEFUTED.

Inspector Byrnes received The following telegram yet
terdsy morning:
waterbury, Conn.-The article in today's "Sun" is
libel on you well as myself JOHN A. BURGESS
The article referred contains the statement that Mr.
Burgess who arrested In this city on March 8.
charged with the abduction Of Maggie Byrne had been
compelled pay money TO Inspector Byrnes's men TO
decent treatment" complete denial OF
the story followed In letter from Mr. Burgess, In which
that he paid any money TO any person
connected with the New-York Police Department" De-
teetves have gone Waterbury have been unable
TO find the Of the charges
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27

An excited Irishman lately rushed isto Bsssen Srur
Store having broksn appearAnoe esnsrslIv Is aS
esss |" he yelled. SIN Ill wrong sstsrsiv want sSms
l:ts .i,l y as me- r| taisLiI What DE isx ior li.i
lets somehin ioke that fhia Tspsd Tho
man. ohprs Pm N pargafory already VITA hssdsebs ana
" Ihs cls,x p.sss, eat vis q Dr. risrcss PLEASANT
Pallets AL Of liver, ptonesh AID bowels
eae.roesd tts larger than nusFd sssdS ard ysssSEt
- TAXA 0rakGlSte -
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
TOPICS DISCUSSED By MINISTER'S

The Rev. Dr.. d. D. Tyler, OF the Church OF the Dis
cipe read paper before the Baptist ministers yesterday
on Alexander Campbell" Dr. Tyler said that there Is
little difference between the theology of the csmpbeltes
number $4,000 In this county and the Bap;ists lie
endesvored show that Alexander Campbell would have
been good Baptist Some Of the ministers took excep
uon to this and discussed the paper with much yigor
The Rev. f. W. Anderson OF Fordham. read paper at
the meeting Of the Reformed Church ministers Revea
tiOnS
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
Nv BoyoR OF JOIN r. HOFFMAN.

District Attorney Fellows made motion yesterday
before Recorder Smyth that minute be entered on
the records OF the Court OF General Sessions In men,
ory of ex- Governor John I. Hoffman, who formerly
held the office OF Recorder and sat for many years
on the bench OF the Court OF General Sessions. Mr.
Fellows and ex-Judge Bedford made addresses eulo-
gz ng the deal man. Recorder Smyth spoke OF tho
ABILITY and ia rness Of Mr. Hoffman while occupying
his judicial position, and ordered that the minute DO
MT
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
Us srpl NGn WooIYG MAY SnnorEn

Louis Peterson, who T. accused of firing pistol at
his sweetheart, Hannah Mannix, Pleaded guilty yes
terday before Judge Cildcrslcevo 10 an attempt 10
commit assault In the second degree. The young
spoke 10 Judge Gilderceve In behalf OF Peter
son. When no was trs. arrested she denounced bin,
but since that time has expressed willingness 10
marry him. Peterson was ren.andcd and will be SEN
tenced on Thursday unless the couple arc married.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
M1soys no goLp AgxYNrvrRsARY

At Masonic Temple on the evening Of April Kane
Lodge will celebrate the tbteth anniversary Of It's oesni
ration by entertainments and reception to which tho
members and their friends have boon invited There viii
he address by Chauneey NJ. pcpew, who IL member
Of the lodge music by Miss Nettie Carpenter Ara Emma
IT, Thomzs Kennleost orsrstts snd otssx " b fsl
lowed By . collation. and 6ansine yhs oslsbfu<1m =
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
II eaIth

Results from the use Of Ayers earsa-
parilla. 1t assists digestion, makes
good blood, and restores wasted tissues.
Hence, the priceless value OF this med
icine to invalids, convalescenfs, ana AL
who have overtaxed any Of the bodily
functions.
"About four years ago, was taken
down with nervous prostfnti0n. Mind
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
DELAYED BY MR.. MIILSs ILLNESS

THE "DAgK-IANTRRN" REPORT NOT kEADf Foh
PRESENTATION TO THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March 2e tSpccial.-The illness
of Chairman Mills. of the " Dark Lantern Com
mittee. has somewhat dsarranged the plans OF
that body Its remaining members got together
to-day and decided to put of the presentation OF
the report OF the committee TO the House. This
report was expected to be presented to morrow.
but it will go over 10 the latter part OF the
week and possibly until next week Tonight
the Republican members Of the committee were in
formed by their DARK Lantern colleagues that
the minority report had better be prepared without
reference TO the majority report as the latter was
not yet in shape TO be shown to the minority.
Mr.. Mills's complaint took more serious turn
this morning, and there were fears that pneu,
monia would result. But this evening he had
improved somewhat, and Congressman Mcmillan:
who was with him much of the time was pleased
with the prospects Of recovery. It is said. how
eyer that Mr. Mills has been much sicker
man than has been admitted by his attendants.
he was delirions at times, and IS still in highly
nervous condition.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27

Thomas ]. Casey, employed substitute letter.
carrier the post Office arrested yesterday and
being taken before Commissioner Shields, acknowl
edged that he had been guilty OF several petty hefts
His arrest was brought about by decoy letter;
Casey has been in tie post Office service for several
months. gold iocket and silver knife found upon
him were held by the Post Office Inspector for inves
tigation TO their ownership
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
DAY OF REsr FoR MA ooxEs 0U1LLo71NE.

The Custom House gullotlne was allowed to rest
yesterday. No further dsmlssas we're reported. but
It is highly probable that the Collectors axe Will be
started again to-day tomorrow. 1t was under
stood that Deputy Collector McCelland would go TO
Washington last night with big budget OF names 70
lay before secretary Faircbd II Is hardly necessary
10 say that the great majority Of them arc Repub
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
suDpry DEATH or sEYxsUR n DrrrxAM

Tho death Of Seymour NJ. Dittman. age Airsy.hve u
the arm Of Dttman Uhlfeder cotton broksrA was an
nounced at the Cotton Exchange yesterday. Mr. Dse
mans death was sudden and unexpected On Sunday he
was apparently In excellent health but yesterday morning
he was seized with violent sonvulsions and died In ss
time
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
aaoop xoa poNK.reWH PRoPsarY oWxssk

GOOD FOR downtown PkOP8hfx OWNbSA
The Counsel 10 the Corporation was called upea ~
terday By reporter from THE TnBuxR end asked - "a
the provisions Of bill recently introduced In the Senate
by Mr. Lansben providing for the relayins Of certain
assessments in the upper portion Of the city Mr Beck
man said: The bill which refer was prepared m
this once and great injustice which
has been done city at large BY the vacation OF Ger
tain assessments local IN the upper pof
ton Of the city The first ak improvements msnroned m
the bill are which the assesssnu have BEEN
Laid which wholly vacated By the court upea
technical The bill leaves to the Board Tor he
Revision and Correction OF Assessments wide discretion %
to what proportion any Of each assessment should b
imposed upon the property deemed 10 be benened Ihss
board s composed Of Controller the Recorder and the
Counsel the Corporation and think be tuseed 20
do injustice 10 II the present condition q af-
airs 10 TO continue by which substantial Mpfevemsnss
that very largely 10 the vslue Of uptown popsrv as
to bs paid for by immsdistsy bsns
nted an undue proportion Of the expenses OF ne en-
provemsnt Of the city will be cast upon The snail holders
Of property IN tho part Of tho city who have psd
for all the improvements that been made which N
any way affected their property and who should shsrefo
In justice. be protected by requiring that ths
rule should apply To improvements mads upon up'
town property % ives applied tho downtown psopsfy!
Any other principle than this would b Impressive IN TIE
extreme ana bring about that inequality Of taunon =
abhorrens Of justice. hearing upon ~
will be asked for before the Senate COMMITTEES On uoes
on "wednesday afternoon"
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27

NV
and body seemed
10 have given out
together. Doctors
prescribed for me,
but without avail,
and at last / re-
solved to try tho
virtues OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla. did
80, and before l
had finished the
first bottle. / fclt
q decided change
for the better. I
continued the use
OF this medicine,
until now I can
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. GRosvENoR, of Ohio, In the House offered the
following resolutions adopted:
Resolved, That the funeral ceremonies OF the late
Chief Justice Waite be held In the hall OF the House
of Representatives Wednesday March o5. 1888, at
10 O'Clock under the arrangement OF the supreme
Court and that when the House adjourn on the 27th
inst, II shall be until IL 30 a. m. March %
Resolved, That the clerk of this House notify the
Senate and tho Supreme Court Of the passage OF these
resolutions.
Under the call Of States the following bills and
resolutions were introduced and referred:
By Mr.. GRANGER, Of Connecticut for the erection
Of public building at Norwich, Conn.
BY Mr.. KERR, of Iowa, for the establishment OF
permanent Board Of Arbitration, between the United
States and Great Britain and France.
BY Mr.. COMPTON. of Maryland, TO provide pneu-
matte gun carriages for the War Department
BY Mr.. LAIRD, OF Nebraska rendering the thanks
Of Congress to Lieutenant A. W. Greedy and others
courage. energy and fidelity in the conduct OF tho
late scientific expedition 10 tho Arctic Seas.
By Mr. BRYCE. Of New-York. for tho establishment
of llghtshp with steam fog signal at Sandy HOOK
BY Mr.. NuTTTNG of New-York, to prevent the over
loading OF steam and sail vessels.
On motion OF Mr. cox. Of New-York, the Senate bill
was passed approrriatng $4,000 to provide for tho
payment Of tho funeral expenses OF the Chief Justce
The pendlng hill to prevent the dissertation OF
graves In the District OF Columbia. was further dis
cnssed. No final action taken on the bill.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
WORKING FOR THE RANK OF coMMoDoRE-

"ohhlNG fOR THE RANh oF CoMMoDVhn
Washington, March 26.-Much interest has been
excited among the officers Of the Medical Corps OF
the Navy, In the last few days relative to tho sue
cessor Of Surgeon General r. ~ Gunnell, whose term
- Chief Of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery ex-
psred today. As Dr. cunne will be retired because
OF the age limitation on November %, 1880, his
friends are working for his denomination SO that he
may have, the relative rank OF commodore when he
goes on the retired list But rumor says that Medical
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
A FArLURe AT THE oorroN EXCHANGE.

TIE failure Of Stephen +. Russell, who was elected
member OF the Board of Managers OF the Cotton
Exchange, was announced yesterday. No particulars
were given but from all accounts his liabilities will
not exceed $4,000 Mr.. Russell though not largo
operator was exceedingly popular the Exchange
and much sympathy was expressed over his failure.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27

s.~s Recent Discoveries 1. Tre.s.ssa

.Pasteurs great suesssss recently said N sndsvne
French pAysicsan, rs dus % much 70 bile erseenee
mind libersiiv ssa psrssvvssnes ~ 10 y - ~
stts,nmsnts; and sbove Oh, - hat ~ esssess - ID
own opnionA NJ matter wAs spposss him
These remarks resulted nom year eorrsspeneas sskng
this phyasnn whether Rssaews ssDssssa sspennsne
upau snimsls lstsly with Scotch osts ussnsA ~ sse~
- widely sdvsstiss1 n AusreA ~ - DessIsn -
tsur. Asusvss, Ass rid = As svAs s7d 49, Gsa
hesrinsse 70 I'll have heees - fenaraaoe eGee1s =
tAis madeline n nssvsss M s>Ase disssssa kasws ~
os ths recent sxDssinsats wiA ~ ons nsds . -
HEsols = 8nsaa. ~ uspsss sset By Mn. Deulg -
ssnson bessss tAs Preach Academy u seic~se4 ooev
rcail's experiments - the COLLEGE LAbenssy - -
He ray believe tAas II wtn b . noss e1stent "a =
hia ether treatment snA -. 70 fully j0sdesa N ~
jectns IL 70 prsieaes4 and ssrfeus ssss y esess
Just how u saeess ~ tes&as = m&pai> i1R2shes -.
hydzsphebM VsRh