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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
SKIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK .......TU EsDAY. APRIL 20. 1854
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.YoBK........TUESD AY' APRIL ~ 1889
ARRIVED
e,soner Caroline Miller Miller st Marc April IL, Cape
Hsyen ie with Tndse passengers TO G Elliott Arrived
At ths B arcd rI Hutton st Anns Bay aud For,
days win fruit and passengers 70 Vessels Co. Arrived
Al hs Bsr fomons r Legoo St AIMS Bay Mar r. Port
Maria days with mdse TO Kerr Co Arrived Al Tho Bar
ssamcr Tallahassee Fisher Savannah days. with mdse and
Steamer Benstacor Ncrou Wilmington, NC with md'o and
s,a%sr euyanaotte Dole Newport News end Norfolk
steamer Glaucus Coleman Boston with mdset 10 Dim
OK s,,.0sr Amos C Barstow COrwin. Providence
Steamer City FitohburE Ea Fan River with mdse to
BS Sn ahTdooa r CALENDER cacut n days with ndss
70 Rain Bros: vessel 10 Chss sumner 4 Cot
vs ssP u sRhsec Co. a1 vessel to Snow snow Bsts.
BarE 3 B sTssr SM Ssssi 70 Sso Ragsr CO
ioq esyS VerSns bella aarda A AlbAnO Marseos 81
d SsrS PsaasTGass OBJ Pchdon. L'bon IS dsyA with
Z ss1glG 5s%s1 Gasssso u dsys
Bns BSby &lsIsdsr is dSyh with 10
to 9g fGs xs1 CO. a@ Ta. &c gi' %h'nay O. WIN
suHsET-A, sandy HOoE moderate s; clear. Al City
Island. WIND hight ssWj Clear
Arrived yesterday
osGoIs MaPhs SfsDo S's: soa w'' Point
CLEARED.
Steamer st Adams CBr sturrOk. Penang singapore
Cea ,sasS ef H nr, Bennett
steamer Cello OBI Smith, Liverpool via 9ueensoWn-
Steamer City Chicago BrI RedOrd Ivcrpco! va Queens
tovn-Peter Wright a Sons ., o
steamer othnia Obj Hewson Liverpool VIA Queenstown
STEAMER siaonan ssj IAoOet Johns YFBovrnE
stsamsr cberson tBr. Bsuee st John, NB-simDsOn,
steSmer chas BrJ Marshall. MAnlAnillaB spau
Steamer Pomona Br LegOc HOntesO Bay JAM Kerr
STEAMER Iroquos Rebe jacksonville via Charleson-wm
S,sSInsr Nsrana (BrJ sells Brunswick, aBarber Co
STEAMER ChattahOochee, Daggett sayannAhRL Walker
STEAMER CITY OF savannah. smith sayannahR J. Walker
Steamer Roanoke Hulphers, Newport News and NORFOLK
0 STEAMER city Of Gloucester. Young West Point vA-od
STEAMER steamer octSTsrA Rsynolas BatmoreH Foster
Steamer OEAmR ROCKWELL Perth Amboy-Wm Clyde Co
| Steamer Herman Winter. HAlett B0ston-H Dimook
Rhip Mary Stone, Carver, Shan ghaiDe Qroot a Peck
SIM KiInory (Brl Wallace, MalaEA-John Lvermorc.
BArk Josephine Brown RIO JanelrO-li Haws0n co. -
Brig Robert Move Peterson 81 PIERRE hArunqne-h
Big sc1d diyan. Port spain-L W q p Armstrong
| SAILED
Steamers Italia 81 AIMS Bay Bergen and BerEenseron
Savannah; foquOa Charleston; West
| Cumberiand Philadelphia; Roanoke. Norfolk.
| Ship Leading wind for hokohAmA
| THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAAERS
| FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. Apul 2SArrivcd steamer Spain DID, Grnths
orEsssrowN April 23Arrived City Of Paris (Br
WATKINS from NewYbrk on her way 70 Liverpool land PRO
MoyILLE April 23-Arived steamer Ethiopia tBr, Wilson
BRow HEAD April % Passed steamer Lake Huron tBr
| Trnnmar from New.York on her way 70 Liverpool.
Aprl 23-Sailei, steamer Wieand Ger. B2ronds
| from Hamburg honoe Tor Now YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
tUuAT Ts CONG ON TO-DAY.

Centennial Committees Stewart Bu'ioins;
Park ava Aorscduct COMMISSIONER meetings.
na.,a ~ Faeetrics nsrol, Mayors ONCE II :. M
Tssa Of Julius schwartz Court Of General ,,s p,sir.
Lassk viii case before sarrogste Conn, m.s I.n'
InsArnat,onal Chess Congress- No Union square.
boston. New York League baseball msteh Jersey og'
30 ,. 10.
orpany go Regiment, reception, AFmory, evening
Iuctio sale Of Rockswsy Hotel property, Real Estate
s. 1nn,s churcA fair. Ferrcro's Assembly Rooms, 4
10 10 y. - c,.,
van Norman Aumnae Association breakfast Clafks
Il .. m.
Tassyette Republican Club. No. 455 sixthave, p m
national Debating Association, Cooper Union, p. M
Hnhnepenn Hospital fair, No. 40 Fith.ave.
entspnid Loan Exhibition, Metropolitan Opera House
Columbia College theatricals. Berkeley Lyeeum p m
Company X, list Regiment reception, Amory, p m
British American Association No. So Union Square,
.. n.
FABIAN Union reception Lexington Avenue Opera House.
ep m.
Empire City Lodge No. s7s L o. b. B., entertainment
Cate Logeling 8 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
!, 81

We warrant every pair of snoes We
sell Except patent leathers) to wear
out one pair of soles. Rarely will any
outlast a second pair, and yet it ffe-
uuently happens that pair of our
former five dollar shoes stand a third
soleing. Now that we sell the sarne
make of shoes for "a, how their popu.
larity viii increase. Same with the
former $3.50 shoes, now So; our former
$3.50 French calf now $6, and the AZ
Waukenphasts now $3.50. All other
shoes proportionately low.
We are emphasizing shoes because
of the change In policy of that depart
ment. The change makes this a better
place to come for everything man or
boy wears-clothes, furnishings, hats
as well as shoes.
SHIRTS. We want to send sample
shirts to the wives or mothers of men
needing them. Three qualities; 30, 20
and 90 cents, unlaundered; the same,
laundered, 20 cents more.
The result of months Of preparation
for reaching the bottom of the shirt
market is compressed into this state
ment. The shirts must be their own
advocates. Write for samples if incon-
venient to call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
4.onn rnnY IN rHR RrPPERr CAsE.

nouest IN the case Of the little Hebrew boy, Tobias
,,st v,ho died at his home No. LOLA Seeond-ave on
An, H. rom injuries inflicted on him by other children
s begun Yesterday by Coroner reyy. The coroner said
that among the Jurors he had summoned were Carl schu1
william senway Joseph J. oDonohue' Seth Miiiken ana
lr..,s Tenney several Of the Jurors unable
attend and the investigation postponed until to-mor-
row At D. m. Considerable interest is felt In the case
nv hebrews who believe the persecution Of little Tobias
uas due 20 race prejudice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
oEIRGEp WITH STEALING STOCKS.

Charles Fay welldrossed young specula'or, staying
al tho sturtevant House, was arrested yesterday,
charged with the larceny Of one hundred shares OF
American Fibre stock valued at $500, from Mrs.
Blanch Russell, Of No e22 East Twenty-third-st she
said that he procured e stock by false
rov don,od Ire charge and demanded an examination
at Jefferson Market Court yesterday. The hearing
was set down for to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
POSTMASTER PEARSON BURIED.
A LARGE NUMBER OF PosToFT1oE employees
PRESENT AT THE FUNERAL.


PRESENT AT THE FUNERAL.
The funeral of Postmaster Henry G. Pearson was
bald at st. Paups Protestant Episcopal Church at
Enelewood. n j. yesterday afternoon. Early In the
morning Acting Postmaster Thomas L. James re-
ceyed requests from the carriers at sixteen branch
Offices and from those at the general once Tor leave Oh
absence TO attend the funeral and Mr. James granted
the request Over 800 Of the curriers' and heads OF
departments went on the special train which started
at rs p. m. for Englewood. The church was en-
trely too small accommodate ali of those who went
from the CITY, and there were also a number ct people
from Englewood present. The services, which were
those Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, were con-
Quoted by the Rev. d. Parker Morgan OF the Church
Of the Heavenly Rest of this city, and the Rev. G. f.
Flichtner of the Englewood church The latter read
the professional, al am the Resurrection and tho
IAfe,s and as the procession reached
the upper end of the church. the choir sang Lord,
Let No Know My Ends Directly behind the coffin
came Mrs Pearson, leaning On the arm OF her
father northumberland James; Mrs. James
with her son, Frank Il. James, Miss Heiser, the
aunt Of the dead man, and the Misses Heiser After
the choir had finished singing. the Rev. Mr.. Morgan
read the lesson from Corinthians, xv., 90. Then
the choir sang art Thou Weary" and a tenor
solo, by special request of Mr.. James, One Sweetly
Solemn Thought was sung by w. S. Hine. The
prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.. Fllohtner and as
tho processon moved slowly out Of the building the
choir sang Lead, Kindly Lights
The entire company followed the bearers to the
grave. When the regular services were over, the
Rev. Mr.. Morgan turned TO the thousand or moro
people present and said: Gentlemen Of the New
York Postofhce, am requested to offer to you the
grateful acknowledgment OF the family
of him for whom you have shown
tho proof Of your great love and estecm.'
There many flowers, but the most striking piece
was one sent by the officers of the New-York Post
office. There was a flower design, representing
stamp which Mr.. Pearson designed. The pail
bearers were Wayne MacVeagb, ex-Attorncy-General
Of the United States; ex-Mayor Grace, Frederick
Ruhne, James McLain, Edward Cary, 4. l. Godkin,
Carl Schurz, william Meyer. Howard Carroll and
Dorman b. Eaton. Tho burial was in BrookSdo
Cemetery, between Engewood and Hghwood, about
a quarter Of a mile from the homo Of Mr. Parsons
father-in-law, exPostmaster General James
Among those present were william II. Steiner Post
master Hendrix, of brooklyn; W. W.. Stone, f. a.
Quintard president of the Citizens Savings Bank
Ellis II. Roberts, the newly appointed Assistant Treas
urer OF the United States John straiton, Henry ID.
Lyman, vce-president of the American Surety Com
pany Edwin Atwen, +. r. Roome and President Lang,
Of the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
apolis Railroad. @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
rup AIJrcEn coNspIRACY CASE.

THE ALLEGED CONbFIhAOK -. -
Henry Du Bots and his wife ana ther is"go.'
Arthur Carlin were before Police Justice "asn 20
terday upon q charge Of conspirng 70 uo" ..s. e.,
Crosstovn railroad Company by bogus suit for
damages They pleaded not guilty and desired -
waive examination, but the matter was pu, Us ~
until to-day. Mr. CariIn gave $1,000 ball nc n Ne
always borne good reputation as lawyer anu -
arrest surprised his friends. -. ~.
There have been three accident suies ,ts-n-S on
Atlantic Avenue Company, in which Cars.r@hSa s o n
whose testimony fhe present case rests, mas oee"
pttJess and each was settled for $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
po REMoYH POLES RROM powNrOwx srREETE

~ hbAUFb JULES fhU4 OOHAIOHA olhbbLo
Mayor Grant issued his second order yesterday to
the Commissioner Of Public Works for the removal Of
telegraph poles and fires. This order begins the
work Of removal In the downtown district, and Is as
follows: "You are hereby directed to remove forth.
with from Broadway, beginning at Park Place, all
the poles and wires of telegraph and telephone COM
panies to Fourteenth-st., and from FonrteenthSt
to Fhty-eighth-st all poles and wires except the
poles and wires Of the Fire Department."
The removal Of poles uptown went along merrily
yesEerday, but nothing done toward carrying out
tho Mayors second order. That reserved for to-
day. Contractor Busby had all he wanted to do in
seeing that eleven poles and 5000 feet Of wire were
removed. The gang Of twenty men under Inspector
Reilly started out early and worked from Thrtiethst
and Broadway TO Twenty ffth.st and Broadway on
the east side On the west side OF Broadway Tho
gang employed by Contractor Hess under Inspector
Fitzpatrick worried diligently from Twenty ninthst 70
Twenty fth.st There are two poles 70 be removed
this morning, one at Broadway and Thirty -fourthst
and the other at Thirty third-st and sixth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
Fr1yERAL OF JOHN CUNNINGHAM.

The funeral Of John Cunningham was held yesterday
in the Roman Catholic Church of the VISITATION re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated by the Rev Jonn NJ hly'
- ao,,ysred an address, Among those present were
wavor cbapin. ex-Mayors whitney and Howell, Hugh
MCLAUGHLIN, W. II. Murtha, Congress- an Felix camp;
he'll James d. Bell and ]. G. Hendrix Inc burial
IInIv CosG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
ALEXANDER HEyRrouEs BURIED.

The funeral Of Alexander Henrques, recently vice
chairman Of tho New-York Stock Exchange, took
place yesterday. The services were held at his home
No. 81 East slxtyfourthst They were In accordance
with the Masonic ritual, and were conducted by Past
Master Edward Anthem, assisted by sixteen members
Of Holland Lodge, Of which Mr.. Henrques was
member The burial was at Greenwood Cemetery.
Among tho representatives Of the Masonic Order were
W. s. Alley, Fordyce Barker, A. Munroe, W. +.
Costenbader, NJ Isaacs, DR.. Cheeseman and Joseph
LentiIhon. The Old Guard, Of which Mr. Henriques
was an officer, was represented by Major G. W.
Mclean, Adjutant Isaac E. Hoagland, Lieutenant W. p
MeCosker, George Brady, James p Whitfield Secretary
T. p Moore Amos Rogers, John E. Bailey and others
Hayes OF tho Stock Exchange; Joseph MARIE General
HATFIELD A. Calhoun, George Broadhead, A. "
Castellanos Emanuel B. Hart and George Cummings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
10 IMPROVE THE WEST SIDE WATER FRONT.

10 IMPROVE THE WEST SIDE WATER FRONT.
The executive committee Of the West Washington
Market Association held conference with the Dock
BOARD yesterday IN regard to the bill for the improve
ent Of the water front between Eleventh and Twenty
third sts President Post and Commissioner Mat
thews explained the character OF the bill and tho
nh.ngea which were intended by II. These changes,
thev said would give better facilities Of approach TO
the market both by and by the adjacent streets
B. W. Otis, chairman of the committee said that the
Association was opposed to changes which might inter
fere with the business Of the market The matter
viii he referred TO meeting OF the association, and
an exnrsssion from the members viii DO made known
TO the Board tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24

Mr.. BARNUM WRITES
"DEAR lockwood: Your photograph Ia the finest taken
me in many years" Mailed Tor IS eta by lockwood
Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
HOME NEWS.
ARRIvAIs AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
xIHESARLE--Mf ana Mrs Geofg HenschsL TIbrh
lyENUE-EsS senator Lyman Trumbuii. OF Illinois, eA'
Governor Runs d. Bullock Of Georgia
James u. Campbell Of Ohio and Conmsnoer r. q
Ishsrn Of Chicago wEsrMINsTER-John IL v nsvo
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs WlNDSVH-AS
Samuel G. Cobb, of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24

A psAMATTo MARRIAGE BY THE MAYOR.
Mayor Grant performed marriage ceremony Yesterday
ne CITY Hail uniting Miss Sallie Ldnhicum Sembler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
by PgcRs PAT INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUsHtoSs whis-
psrs heard Successful all remedies N Illustrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24

To MOTHERS.
"MrG WINsLows soorArG SYRUP for Children Teething
softene tho gums reduces Inflammation alAya all pain
wind colo and diGrrh1a. 20 cents a bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24

DR.. LYoN's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Keeps tho toeth aud white and purhes tho broat
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold everywhere, rs centA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
Sr4gegp AND My DIE.

Mj6bzei Horans 40 unemployed bartender whose
,ra> was & Avenue and Einth-st, was found under
81 AWNING al RsfteTs grocery early yesterday morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24

Every woman should know that Carter
Little Liver pills specific for sick headache onl
one pilla dose. A woman can't stand everything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
MovEM ENrs OF srEAMERS
Announce

John Henry pleaded with Amelia,
And all his passion tried 10 tell her.
She Aaid. John H.. your words you waste.
Your toeth betrRy want OF taste.
Your breath odends inc. 10 say,
Use SoZoDokT or stay Away"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d,
sic WKsT 126THsr.
Diseases Of the NeryOps system Gentle Urssy Organ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

To-DAI
SIM rss. Sos Sets s4s MSsn rises 2o1 M''nssSs %
HIsH WATER
M ssnay HoOF a35 cav fsiaad 25i Ks eatA 64S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
Atth0 First Of the Season

We've taken the precaution
at the outset of the season to
mark someofour stricteStStyleS
of Young Mems Suits down to
Si2 from SIG and S18.
Agood chance for you to take
a similar precaution. Buy one
now.
In a $50 Suit you will be no
better clothed. Make, Material
and Fit exactly the same. 1t
will pay to gel two ofthem.
HackGtt, CarhaTt ( Co,
Mems and Boys Clothing and Hats,
N. I. COR. CANALST. And B'HAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27
PLANS or THE sPELLBNpgRs.

Washington, Jan. Colt has been determined 10
make tho Republican National spcllbindes' ASsoeia-
ton permanent organization not only for tho pur
pose Of keeping alive tho agreeable memories OF the
campaign. but to link together IN fellowship the public
speakers Of the several States The spellbinder,"
quarterly review. VIII be published under the auspices
of the association, which will contain statistics and
information for speakers and writer's correspondence
from different parts Of tho country reports Of public
meetings iDauguracd by the Soointion. and reports
Of IT'S own meetings
II has been decided TO have 4 banquet in Willard
Hall. az Wizards Hotel. in Washington. on March
from TO p. M, with representative men speak
os Mr. Dcpcw, as president OF the association, VIII
preside and speak Senator quay has also accepted
an invitation TO tho dinner Each scat in the ban
quet hall viii be numbered and tho applications for
membership viii be numbered and fled in the ofder
received, that those who send their money and ap
pcaton first will have tho preference in tho choice
OF seats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27
THE PAN ELECTRIC RECORDS MISSING.
EFFoRTs ON THE PART OF THE TELEPHONE
STATESMEN TO DELAY THE COURT
PROCEEDINGS.

washington, jan 90 gpecaD.-The counsel for
Garland Harris and the other Pan Electric statesmen
who arc defendants IN tho suit brought by Rogers.
the inventor are trying IL every manner TO thwart
and impede tho plaintiff apparently In tho hope OF
wearing him out Yesterday when no applied to
Jude, Cox IN tho Equity Court for subpoena duces
tecum, requiring defendants to bring into court all
The hooks and other records OF tho Pan Electric and
other companies organized the Rogers patents, de-
PENDANTS counsel insisted upon having the order made
conditional upon defendants having them In their pos
session. II Is claimed that none OF the principal DO
PENDANTS hero knows whore the books arc 70 DO found
although they represent paper TRANSACTIONS RELAXING 20
stocks amounting 10 s16,O00000. The plalntid finds
bis cause seriously embarrassed by the disappearance
=, ,ho records Two years ago tho Congressional
committee experienced great difficulty In getting hou
Of tho same books which we're then found ID Oasoy
Youngs custody. and were not produced uh'ii at'er
The tribune and other newspapers had taken hold OF
ho s,,or aud made It so hot that The Pan Electric
s,a,esmsn found that II would do them more
harm than good to keep the records bach
whua doing the same thing now, me ueiehoah's
,hrough COUNCIL obIeoted 10 many OF tho questions
mi 10 plalnts witnesses and to the answers Oh 'no
ground that they relate 10 matters oontaineu III 'no
written records and therefore that sau rocorus AFRO
tbe heat and only admissible evidence by suoh
trivial means tlicy seek 10 ovsne roSpoA'''"S ~"
conceal their questionable ransaouonS'
rho nl.intig bowever has certain record evidence
in nj, possession which causing the defendants mucn
anxiety IL consists mainly Of letters Wr''on oy 'ae
giftp statesmen who were his parth'f' 4" '""
answer 10 his bin they declare that the twenty or moro
natonts which they had themselves capitalized at
si5 900 900, sxtenths Of which Rogers nsa Eten
them for tho use Of their august Names were OF tue
or no value touching this point, tho witness said;
Before had been approached by the defendants,
one Of my patents had yielded mo ana nossss 1rrs
and others Of this city, some s6O'OOo 10 pooooo III
.eash several other patents had been sold for hom
$4,000 sSOO each and people '' 1nSsn 50 highly
on what gave the deichu@n's TOT
the use OF their august names "n .no
s.och that many citizens of Washington
voo anxious to buy interests one whom Sno o a1 Ss
mportunng mo to accept SIC casn ~. =,
stock as soon as issued, and senator harns was 80
Infatuated that he spurncd tho idea Oh @cocpunS
ID 600 OOo ~ IelI Telephone stock - ,roa,,.oa
General Joseph J0hnstons letters VIZ ~ oon ,
In which no proposed to accept inc ex0esmins ITO my
minds eye THIS Is attractive 900 ~ come IN from
letters IN evidence speaks Of 200 70 eters rom
Mr. Myers for Illinois and lnn.SnS md read which
Atkins and Young were also pr0ouo0' "''-
SWAN I'm mIlliOnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27
CHARGES AGAINST JOHN S. MELWEE.
AN INVESTIGATION BY SPECIAL TREASURY
AGENT TICHENoR

AN INVESTIGATION BY SPECIAL TREASURY
AGENT TIcHENoR.
Special Treasury Agent Tlchenor began yesterday
examination into the charges Of intoxIcauon against
Chief Examiner John S McEwee, of tho Sugar Divis-
ion. These charges made in letter sent TO
Acting Appraiser Stearns on Thursday by Peter
Twamley, one Of tho sugar samplers, who was as
charged on Tuesday, which published In Tho
Tribune on Friday. He charged that on wednesday
last Mr. McElwee grossly intoxicated while visit
ing the samplers Offices I'm Districts No and In
Brooklyn, a. which tlmo he was seen by Examiner
Jacobs, Samplers Lelmbach, Jones. o'Donnell, and
McKeon, Examiner Davis and ex-Samplers Twamley
and Cole Tho offence charged as having
occurred during business hours It Is understood that
tho examination was made at the orier OF Secretary
Falrchnd. 4 number Of witnesses werc examined,
most Of those mentioned in the letter of Mr. Twamley
being among tho number Ono OF tho witnesses
testified to having drank hard liquors with Mr.
McElweo three times within twenty minutes on the
afternoon on which tho offence was charged 20 have
occurred. The Tribune reporter shown By one
OF the witnesses against Mr. McElwce a number OF
reports OF examinations made by him which seemed
to Indicate that something wrong. On ono OF them
the name OF the firm TO whom tho goods examined
wero consigned given The Deacon and
tho - instead Of the proper name. Tho examination
was not completed yesterday Regarding the state
ment Of Secretary Farchih that to his knowledge not
single protest had been sent to the Treasury Dc
partmont by New-Yorl sugarimporters since the now
system Of tests introduced It may DO sad that tho
official records show that largo number OF such pro
tests have been sent. Among the firms which have
SO appealed arc Havcmcyers Elder, a. q. Swift,
the Brooklyn sugar Refining Company, and tho y. o.
further removals were made yesterday a. tho Ap
-prai3crb btotft. ..ss.s.-F.ratlsl