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The sun., 1888-06-12

William and August Zinsser own tho build
ing the northeast corner of Warrington and Beach
streets on April . 1857 they let the building to Samuel
T. Benedict and he subet it to the United States for
bonded warehouse lie failed to pay the rent and tho
Znssers brought proceedings in Judge Sortons court to
dispossess Mr. Benedict warrant was granted and
put tho hands Of City Marshal Louis Levy Whether
under his arrant the Marshal had a right to
the United states and the bonded goods the sidewalk
question that gave the Marshal trouble. but he
said yesterday that he had practically got over tho
difficulty In consequence OF an understanding between
tho parties interested and he does apprehend that
he will be driven TO extremes But II 1t should become
he he prepared to do so and To stand the
consequences Notwithstanding the utterances Of some
lawyers with whom he has talked to tho erec that il
he attempted TO evict or buds4e the United States he
would quickly lind himself In tho custody Of United
States Marshal and in the inside OF u prison.
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Tho Rivers Dead.

The clothing taken from the body of the man
found in North River the foot Of nth
June identified yesterday by Christian koeh!er Of
$50 West Thrty.nnth street as that of the cabinet
maker Emil Klotz, who came here weeks ago from
Bnnao In the pocket OF the found at the MOrgue
was card showing that kotz belonged to Cabinet.
might have committed suicide too. since she WAS dest
tnte and hadn't called at his house since her husband
was drowned over week ago. She was 80 years old
and had dark brown hair
Anthony Meyers u years ed. left his homo at IS
Bloomfield street on last Wednesday to go bathing lie
could not swim, bur ventured with his expert compan.
ions into deep on East River dock near New
Market street. a1d was drowned The body WAS found
Yesterday morning at Thrtieh street and East River.
The nude body of = dark haired boy. about years
old found in the North River the foot OF Twenty
ninth street yesterday.
An unknown man was found drowned in the Harlem
River yesterday The body was taken to Wards Island.
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SUMMER-NIGHT FESTIVALS.
Tho Kinderfest OF tho Swiss Societies and
Other rMerrymakIng. II

The Swiss societies Of New York and the
neighborng cities celebrated their first Kin
derfest with picnic concert. and ball at Har-
lem River Park yesterday. and 900 children. in
costumes representative Of the twenty-five
Swiss cantons, took part in the procession.
Among those present were Franz Holer. Jacob
Hanhart. Alexander Ehrsam. j. Hauser. Alex
ander Kaiser Is. Teodor, Robert Fischer,
Charles Mueller, DR.. Stsinach. Paul Vail. DR..
Stutzer. j. Forster. j. Blum, and Mrs. +.
Frechen.
The seventh annual afternoon and evening
festival Of the st. Boniface Benevolent Society
was held yesterday at Washington Park.
al; The grand march and Pyopgenade W gY.. we're
Miss Dohr. Among the Others, present were
President and Mrs. Fredcrick 4. Brunper. % Vice
and sa MIS-. jacob ao HenEeI and u MISS Henkei and
SECRETARIES John Thelen. Frank Lindeman
aIi Five hundred strong, the members and guests
Of the Columbian club OF the Fourth Assembly
district mustered ut the clubs summer nights
Patrick J.; Foley. tho clubs Presidant. With Mrs.
F0 FEo9Wng tGsm many 9,nHrs
caleys Mr.. Sh:riss ToTps, MlSs MinnIe Esn. @
nns benovan fSomas AYsn Noan h
ganty. c. Foley Miss Katie NlcEvoy, Mr..
Timothy Dunn, Mr. James Whalen.. Miss
Whalen. William Cyqnleyy, Miss Ellie Farley.
John !: M@sGuiEs. @ Miss Fitz, Peter Carr. Mss
Miss Annie Shannon. Mr.. james Scott and
Mrs. Scott Mr.. John Haley Miss Haley. Mr..
John Molloy. and Miss Molloy.
At Brommer's Park last evening the em-
ployess OF the Suburban Rapid Transit gave
st sbs Den
couples In the grand march: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph W. Rice, Mr.. Harry Kinch and Miss
Kitty O'Connell, Mr.. J. ]. O'Connell and wife,
Mr.. J. O'Connor and wife. Mr. T. J. Kelly and
wife. Mr., John Logan and and Miss Logan, MI and
p'Brisn and wife. Mr. ". Mason and wife. Geo
F. Hoffman and wife, Mr.. Charles Duston and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. G; II. Thompson and Miss
The officers are: j. J. O'Connel President; /;
William Oliver, Vice PRESIDENT James w. Rice,
Treasurer, and j. J. Cree, Secretary
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GOING S7RAGGLING TO CHICAGO
Tho New York State Delegation Will Have
No Conference or UnderstandInE.

Tho New York State Delegation Will Have
No Conference or Understandinx.
"The New York State delegates to the
Chicago Convention" said member of the
Republican County Committee last evening.
will go to the Convention without any pre-
vious consultation, and with no understanding
rs to taking any position as a State in that
body. There is considerable dissatisfaction
over this fact and a feeling that New iork's
strength should be shown in q decisive way in
some direction. But her strength has been
divided. and she will be without weight in the
Convention. 1t will be too late for calm and
cool deliberation when tho delegates meet in
Chicago. even II they attempt to confer before
the Convention assemblies"
The speaker was a Depew man and believed
that tho State was practically Tor Depew. But
he said that Mr.. Depew's delay in speaking for
tho delegation had made IL possible for other
interests to be pushed to his detriment.
MIR. Platt has been to king Algerand Morton.
and those who know him best believe that he
is in earnest about Morton. But they declare
that he and many others still expect to see
Blaine nominated. and that would make it
necessary to 60 farther West for the second
name. A prominent local Republican said last
night that the New York delegation could still
be pretty nearly united on Depcw or Alcer. II o
did not think there was any sherman strength
here and Of the city delegation said that only
OBrien and Bateman would vote for sherman.
Ex-senator Warner Miller Is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
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SOLDIERS FILL THE CASINO.
West Psint Cadets and the London Artillery.
men Unite In Cheering Gea. Sherman.

Two thousand men and women crowded
Broadway around the Casino last night to see
tho West Point cadets and the Honourable Ar
tilery Of London march into the Casino to see
Nadjy." The crowd came expecting to SEQ
the cadets in uniform. But they didn't
wear their uniforms. They all followed tho
time-honored cadet custom Of getting rid Of
their show clothes the first thing on starting
for town, The theatre was gayly decked in
honor or tho visitors with eagles and Ameri-
can and British nags. The latter were hung
up in compliment to tho Honorable Artillery
There wsre 100 Of tho cadets. and they filled
up six rows in the body OF the parquet. Thoir
officers sat in private boxes and the Artillery
Durant at their head. In front rows. Major
Mclean q the old Guard and his staff officers
daughter. He had got over his rheum atism.
and was in splendid spirits. GOV. Ames of
Minnesota military tar ofic.rs. Gspos'' 'oN WITH '"'
The cadets cheersd everything in the first
General Of tho Army whom tho curtain rolled
down on the first act. Gen. Sherman made a
speech frsn the box. telling tho boys they car
ried him back to the days forty-eight years
ago, when he was cadet himself He added
that b: wa was not new nov General Of the Army; but but
would live to soc them all make gal liant SOL
diers in Uncle Sans army. The cadets rose
and cheered Mario Jansen with prolonged en-
thusiasm when she appeared in her ballet dress
Of black. Gen. Sheridan apparently shared
tho hoartinsss OF the cadets In welcoming the
1.-the premiere. He went around and told
Rudolph Aronson that Miss Jansen made a de-
lightful picture.
Comedian Powers interpolnted a verse about
the cadets in his topical song. and Actor Solo
mon paid tho same vocal compliment to the
HONORABLE Artierymen. The Artillery gave
Gen. sherman a personal reception afterward.
and barred their heads to the night air on tho
roof when the orchestra at IL O'Clock played In
tho roof garden America" and God Save
the Queen"
The sun., 1888-06-12

Tho Engineering and building Record, in it's
last umber printed letter from correspondent in
Tarrytown describing what he thought to be danger
Gus cuvert on Hudson River road across the Pecan
tco River near North Tarrytown IT was accompanied
by photographic picture of til defective stonework
THAT Is all right" said sueerintendsnt Toucey In
the Grand Central Depot ysEterd1y to SuS reporter
except for thing The man forgot TO get picture
of tho four twenty egbtfoot beams fourteen inches
square which the culver under the tracks They
would carry the trains II he cuysrt dropped OUT but
matter OF fact IL Is not likely to- athoS Oh of
the OF the arch might be shaken out by the jar Of
trains"
The reporter visited the cuvert yesterday Tho beams
were found under each track, and al houRh tho stone
work of the arch cracts i'll places IL seemed be
In immediate danger of failing. Mr. Toucey said 1t
had been in It's present condition for ten years.
The sun., 1888-06-12
Maine Republican state Convention.

PORTLAND, June 1.-THE Republican state
Convention will begin here tomorrow. There
are probably $500 delegates and workers at
the Falmouth Hotel tonight, where are located
the headquarters Of the three candidates for
the Gubernatorial nomination-Cleaves' Bur
leigh and Gov. Marble. Tonight tho crowd
around Mr.. Clsaves outnumbers two to ono all
others put together, During tho evening the
Young Mems Republican Club, about 400 strong
and headed by a band, paradsd. They halted
In front OF the hotel. Gen. Cleaves made bis
appearance and addressed tho crowd briefly.
10 was enthusiastically received. About Bur;
leigh's headquarters it was openly GAINED
that he will have u majority on the first ballot;
His friends claim all the way from 100 70 200
their canvass really showed that Bnrleigh lacks
at least q votes OF majority o,pis Ths elsayss
which shows absolutely that Burleigh has not
enough to go in on the llrst ballot; York ,irE
would not only defeat their county ticket. but
endanger Congressman Reed n me FIRST dis
trict. The feeling has never before been 80
bitter between the rival candidates
The sun., 1888-06-12

HARRISBURG, June ll.-Senators Hearst
OF California and Berry OF Arkansas and ex-
Congressman Morrison of Illinois spent several
hours in this city to-day. In conversation with
q SUN representative Mr.. Morrison said;
The delegates at st. Louis have nominated
a ticket which will surely win. am naturally
not of a san xuine disposition and do not often
predict the result OF an election five months in
advance. but recently have observed matters
cracts will carry the approaching prssidential
election that do sot hesitate u this tine IN to
marks Mr.. Morrison looked appealingiy to
Senators Hearst and Berry, and they bowed
their heads In approval, Senator Hearst added
II think you make o safe assertion. Sir.
The sun., 1888-06-12

PHILADELPHIA June ia decision was rom
dered day by the five Judges composing the Ecc!es
ascal Court which tried the charges against tho Rev
Howard widdemer OF the Church of the Beloved Dis
cipe They found him guilty tho specification In the
ht charge OF having deceived Bishop Stevens the
ground OF the separation from his wife. all tho
other charges they ssqnt him For the violation OF the
of the church IN regard marrying again when
tho separation from his hrst wife upon grounds
other than adultery and having deceived his erclesa
tical superior in regard thereto members uf the
court recommend suspension for forging limits Of tms
recommends de position from the ministry and tho
other two recommend sentence whatever. Tho case
will 90 to the Bishop.
The sun., 1888-06-12

ROCHESTER, Juno 11.-Ex-Sheriff benjamin
F. Van Camp of Carlton. Orleans county, who had been
cited to appear before Surrogate S!gnor day
count for moneys received executor OF The Amos
Kelsey estate, which amouts to $1,000 did appear
In court and his whereabouts is unknown lie s the
ecutcr Of several other unsettled estatrs and sup
posed that no has decamped, leaving indebtedness
which amounts to between s2npD and 5000 War
rants OF attachment have been obtained by several
creditors and others are being granted Van Camp V
an old resid ent OF Carlton having been engaged III the
grocery business at Carlton station Previous to tins
his honesty and integrity have been questioned.
The sun., 1888-06-12
NEW JERSEY.

Jail Warden Muirhsd, who was Indicted for failing to
Keep certain r.snsss In his sIs.sSy on l..t eecten
verdict wsrded 10 show that the ped
BY reason Of tho wsrdens negligence and through
his csnniyAnee
pTerence McGbney and John FiIlsmore wsr. taken on
FH'urdaY nisht by uhlech Rou T. Norwegian. TO his
cabIH IN The woods, near Madison, A quarPe arose
vile thry drinking sunday IBorAing aud Bout
tlht NcGbnsi In the breast u u SAID the wound Is
mortal Boult was arrested. 80 :
The sun., 1888-06-12
Canada. New Governor General.

OTTAWA. June 11.-Lord Stanley the new
Governor General has already become the subject OF
talk by his democratic acuonA This afternoon he was
OH Parliament Hin long before tho guard OF honor and
employed mis- waiting time in walking up and down tho
bouI.yarl chatting with Sir CsIon sI Fred Middle.
and his aid de camp After the guard had arrived
Lord Stanley did something which no other Governor
before him 6as done he inspected the guard He
then entered the Senate Chamber where the ceremony
Of swearing him IN wa. gone .nroukh It's conclusion
q royal salute fred ftom Nepau FONT Replying to
the civic address Lord Stanley expressed the thanks OF
himself aud his family for the cordial welcome extend
ed 70 MIN by tho cilizehg OF Ottawa
The sun., 1888-06-12

The Democrats of Greenpoint held rati-
ncation meeting last night In Bartholdi Hall.
After the firing Of guns and tho discharge Of
fireworks. District Attorney RidGway was In
troduced by Justice Engcl. Chairman OF the
meeiing. He INTRODUCED Marx d. Wilber, Geo
Greenpoint is proud Of firing the first gun OF
the campaign in the county.
The sun., 1888-06-12

Ebsn Kimbail the stock broker who was taken TO the
New York Hospital on May - suffering fron Brights
disease, died there yesterday. lie was welknown
member OF the Union Club and was intimately con
neoted with e Turhbull Ioubat trouble IN lSd1 which
led half duel the retirement OF Iurneul the sx
pusisn Mr. LoubAt from the club, and bis suit for
fei,sta,snsn, MT kms, was also made M Pr9mRs,n. m. mt
money owed Daniel r butcher He then showed hsw,
WITH an income 81 500 he had managed to keep his
the club twas BY rigorous economy n small things
His father and brother In Europe Tho news OF his
death has been cAbled 10 him.
The sun., 1888-06-12
WAS HE TO KILL BALF0UR?
WALSH COMES NOME TO ANSWER TO
THE CLAN-Nd-GAEL
HI. Mi..,on betrayed TO the Enriish feuce
by Somebody. and More than One MAN -
A,x,ou. 10 Kuow who Betrayed ~.

lt.hF Fol1co
"s "s.os s..,.as.ss IA MOI. ts.n One Man 10
s,.n. 90 Knoyy who BETRAYED II.
o, Oh. ,,s+ no NJ Walters
passenger uo"n oh 'no ie' ne '.,
was one Of the first to leave tho French @ steam hnr
snip Ia Nofia'uo' ..,o s,roa, ,ss,erdnv morn
wharf loot oi Morton s'roo,' ,'s,s.n" ,as"bodv an
,nA, ,ns =, , ov't ,ha, his name was not Walters,
poara khew % ,h"' l,s us mano nor,,cinnr, in the
o, nus nrk n1 m pSnx T1 Park % i'm May ssa Tho
pe pss for III. Nosu English is at Paris both
followed him on board tho s5samshie ana ar ue.
nouneed him as one of tho Phoenix PARK muir
d'rers ere, with Walsh was 'oh" Patrick Bars
Held ,ls Mehenna' emma o,.o. :, cha s0oor,c cabin Fl.
ana Mthsmn sa", ma n"a sepfa'V with what
SIX c".s .w SrsU rs aro bali whsErs
tue .h .s ;,,st heoS ths loh.s Of tho ears,
and gray moustache He is So years old. Nc
K.nna i. short, with red hair and moustacho.
He had passed through the barbsr's hands,
having had his whiskors shaved of on Sunday.
ne Is 90; ws'en was Mnx"nno - ,,,o,.S
himself all tho way across. Mchenha pia,eo
o";ns hins.,r
en,oy ,,, hiiis.l,. ,,,. .,, ,,,r r.d ,,is.
| WAlSn, dIteT ishNlhs thS rhp' ""'NS~ 80.
urely up the pier. gripsack in hand. A man. who
~. staomsbin nsonlo think was a detective,
doEged his steps up the wharf and onf on est
street. ckennn foi2weH shorty ai!erWMITu;.
also with his gripsack; No Irish Naii9nnist
was around to meet them. Mchennn Il uh.
known to, the Irish Natonaists mere; e, ;a ae Is
said to belong to the IN rs vniehgS ta
1t Is af1rmed by lrish Nati2naiists mere eIhi dnaS
Walsh went abroad TO XII Baiionr, the Cmis! me.
Secretary Tor ireland ana tnht .no ILo. waS
| given away BY some ono In the coniuehce oL
tho ofhcials Of the Clan. Gael IN this city th
| when walsh mad got only nali way acr0Ss p .ho
ocean. Walsh arrived In this city from omane
3n tho Ihurslay rrecedinI ths pa oSIaE; HiSis r.
all his friends IN this city saving that ,d ne was rs
going TO Leave New YORK forever 70 reside ~
Omaha. He had been out OF work here. aho
down In ms luck tor some time previous 6.I US 20 20
going to omaha: ne nag been emhioyeI ms aent an
inspector In the street Cleaning Departmentl
and had had Jobs in tho brooklyn Navy iard
and in the Park Department
,He VIII nave 10 make some sort OF OK
PLANTATION to the c3mmittee oi the Gan
ma Gael that sent him from here, and MS
previous record WI, VII not stand @ ior mneni; niSai
~ any mission upon which he was sent.
He 1t was who made the arrangements Tor the
The sun., 1888-06-12

Lawyer T. N. Iich OF Baltimore called upon
the Italian Consul Giovanni Rano yesterday in tho in
terest OF young Leoneo CiprisnL who is in prison In
Corsica having been arrested for military service In the
Italian army. Cpriani's father was an Italian Count
who married Miss Worthington OF Baltimore and Leo
recently, he wen. 70 Italy to claim his lite Of Count
and arrested NJ tho instixaton II " said, Of his
halfsstsrs living in ltay CETani had assumed that
he WAS an American citizen by birth and had failed to
atnGs q his c,Nzspshp The iisisn Consul referred
panied him 10 the State Department At MstLingt0n.
The sun., 1888-06-12

Morris jacobs. tailor, at IA Fulton street,
made assignment yesterday to Lewis II. Ryder.
Tho Sheriff Yesterday sold out sigmund c. LIien
stern tailor at l45 and l+S Bowery; Lewis Bobinsky
manufacturer OF lounEoA at Doyers street; Milford
bishop dealer IN crockcry at 2o37 Third avenue and
Clara Cabb grocer, At lo7th street and Courtlaudt
The sun., 1888-06-12

ELMIRA. June 1.-THE thirty-third annual
Commencement Of tho Elmira College was begun 70.
day Miss Florence Kendrick Of Rochester class OF ST.
addressed the aumnS Revival OF Letters in Italy
the Fifteenth Century" This followed by y busi.
meeting. and the annual banquet at Rathbun
the first college in the world chartered for women.
The sun., 1888-06-12
Aa2.L.ur Walking Match.

WORCESTER. June 1.-THE seventy -two-hour
pedestrian contest began to-asy. There were eleven
startcrs-Connors, HegemAu Golden, Hughes 'int
Murphy Paul, Tily, Edwards Cunningham, and Ben
At the close OF the race tsnght TIE scores were
ConnorL ~ miles: Golden as; Vint 81; Hughes, ~
Murphy, 81; HeEelmau 50; EawardS 5o; Paul. 81 Gun
min IhsIn. bS: lilly, b2; Bennett "a
The sun., 1888-06-12

COLUMBUS, June 1.-THE committee OF
which Judge Thurman is Chairman. appointed
TO go to Washington on Wednesday, OF this
week and extend formal invitation to Presi-
dent and Mrs Cleveland to be present at the
opening OF the Ohio Centennial Exposition on
Sept. 4, have postponed the trip at tho request
OF Judge Thurman to the last week In June.
The sun., 1888-06-12
Walt WhItnan's Iiluess.

PHILADELPHIA. juno 11.-This evening Walt
whitman Was much improved His mind was clear
Dr Bucke said the danger was passed for the pres
ent, although his patient was still very weak
The sun., 1888-06-12
The New Comedy. CHI. Lora.h,p."

II Edwin Atwells comedy, His Lord
ship" is not positive stroke ofgenius it is at
least clever hard hit at some OF our social
folies. This new piece was played for the first
time in New York at the Standard Theatre last
evening, with a company able and scenery
as fine. as are commonly given to productions
in our best theatres maintaining stock COM
panes. The cast Of characters is in part like
roll call OF familiar stage personages. There Is
the English lord in state Of mental stagna-
ton. out of which he is slowly reused to kind
OF heroism; there is o fussy ex-army officer
with buxom widow to WOO; there are two So
cial bushwhackers in Western Congressman
and dilapidated ex-Judse: a portly Eng
lish butler. mild-mannsred Young
clergyman. and q young wife with a
good husband and bad lover. complete set
OF people with whom We have long been ac-
quainted on the stage. But their sayings and
doings are ingeniously original. and they are
brought into play in connec ion with unique
clipping with groom. There would be no sin
gularity in her escSpads and no thanks b ,p to the
were gallant fellow; but this rehusd girl Is
made to mate herself with an unprincipled and
led to do by belief that he has brayely res
cued her from death: and she mistakes her sem
a1erns q her R I
evenings audience wondered why Mr. Atwell
had not given =, some ne capt S;aGgtivating Guality,
his advances would seem reasonable; but II he
have been, enlisted. whereas the design
was to fix them upon the imnudent
love with the foolish maiden. and who
saves her by trickily substitHtinE himself
taken great risk as to his plot aRd it would
absolute essential to q successful play: but
that is not the case and In the SHARPNESS 9f his h
Incidents. the broad Americanism OF his
humor and his adroit treatment OF material
Derilously unusual. he has provided an excel
lent dramatic entertainment.
remark ably strong in comedians. Harry Pitt
mpersonates the preternRstural calm calm. English
Harry Hawk realize thros DISTINCT types OF
American grotesque character, Mark Price
venturous groom. Lysander Thompson is uuc-
tion itself as the butler. Lillian Chantore is
suitably whimsical as the heiress. and several
other parts are carefully attended to.
The sun., 1888-06-12
L.nre Can't Compete a. IN. Y. A. c. Man

There was a report in the athletic clubs yes
terday that Lange the we.known walker of the Man.
haitian Athletic Club had left the club and that he
to go by the England n representa-
tive Of the New York Athletic Club in the championship
gameE member of the Manhattan Athletic Club said
last evening that ange could have gone 20 England "
member Of the Manhattan team f he had desired 10
do the first place At the last moment he said he
would 20. bnt his place had been hlled. lie has
handed 10 his resignation
Capt W Z. Schuyler, of the New York Athletic Club
said last evening that Mr. IanRe had applied thurs
day last for leave to represent the cub at the Engsh
games ami that tho application was refused by the
Athletic Committee. Mr. Lsnge had also applied for
members ship and has not been elected
The sun., 1888-06-12
Retail Grocer. and Canned Futures.

AT the meeting OF the Retail Grocers' Union
last nigh debate was held on The question "Isit
fnr fu;urc Delivery goods - The opinion Of
the majority was against dealing IN futures"
The sun., 1888-06-12
A Two.C.nt Newspaper .. san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO June 1.-THE Daily Eren-
ing Post, the only evening paper In San Fran
cisco receiving the Associated Press de-
spatches. to-day reduced its street price from
any newspaper on the Pacific coast to break
the fye-cent rate.
The sun., 1888-06-12

The body Of man found OF Bodloes Island yesterday
wnE Identified that or John Nciaren. mHcinist. Of
9:F Eas Thirty NTH street lie haG been missing since
last November.