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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of oessaann -
Dssbrosses sta = foilevss II. ,.r......4--
SS m Tor Geneva Lyons. EmlrA hoohes.ek; Def1le
and The wesk and principal local poins< oha~ 81
70. Cherry yosd .za intssmsa!s.s g s,1,ss NJ,
o, TonRnanaocE Gonns s s Rssdns "a hs;
$40 g. Pi;sscn and H ,Inss,iSsoi 'nss'nsaa''
40 D. Ia. for Mnuch Chunk s11 intermeo4te poenok
ConnectiSn e Heading and Harrfsours onAn ef
"sSIa M Tor Geneva Lyons ElmirA Rochester Buns
Trains leaving a. M r. 2; s eng A so =
~ - SUNDAY TRAINS, Z. -
~ n toe Maach Chunk Hazlesen nd hsane
SsR', ,: e sIs s::s2|: ~. -,
- - ' :;s S SS;i2:' Is Ia E:stssa
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THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
When it is remembered that the movements
OF gold at this port during the year 1888 re-
suited in an excess Of exports of s26,o0o,ooo
against, In 1887 on excess Of imports OF
1872, 100000 and in 1886 difference OF less
than 100000, the money market for the first
week Of the new year reflected the expansion
In legal money from. the coinage OF standard
silver dollars and the productc Of our gold
mines For two weeks past We have directed
attention TO an attempt by mercy lenders to
least that 1t would induce the acceptance of
long time loans at 10 per cent The move
ment eliminated on the first day OF the week
when some loans for small amounts were made
as high as 10 per cent Tho majority of the
institutions, however, did not make their stand
ing loans higher than per cent. and in many
instances loans were permitted to run over the
beginning Of the new year standing at per
cent.
After the New Year the extreme rates at the
Stock Exchange gradually declined from per
cent the highest on Wednesday, TO per cent
as the highest and per cent as the lowest on
Friday. The average for the week probably was
not as high as per cent. The banks at the
close Of business on Friday, undoubtedly, held
sum reported in Saturdays statement the av-
erage for the week. The Treasury disburse-
ments for interest were not made as promptly
as usual the Treasury. checks for registered
interest were not available until January O.
The European money markets are gradually
working easier, and at London the open market
fntt lOf DISCOUNTS EdS uccllueu 10 l-o per cent,
although the Bank of England still maintains It's
rate at per cent The foreign exchanges were
dull, aad early in the week rates declined on q
good supply Of commercial bills and a light de-
mand for bankers bills Toward the close, how
ever. some firnncss was developed, and business
was done on the basis OF 81 81 l-2 and "a SO IA
respectively for long and short bankers sterling
RAILROAD EARNINGS,
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings for
the third week IN December OF fifty-eight rail
way companies or systems showing gain on the
week of lss7 of Sill .39o or 40 per cent OF
tho total number, thirty-six companies have shown
gains and twenty-five losses.
Thus far only twenty-se companies have
made reports for the fourth week in December.
AS TO b, expected, they generally do not make
q favorable comparison with the phenomenal earn.
ings OF The week Of 1887. Eleven companies show
gains and sixteen companies losses, giving an az
gregate loss OF 81 30.92s or 4.43 per cent The
following tables divide the aggregates and diff
fercnces of the companies showing gains and
losses
3D. week IN Dee.--fS97 1898. Difference N a
SS isaSiSS ISSS les Dec iSI Ss5-iiffcc1I
q; TOT, p coz sss y Ina sa}8 sss ao
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co1UxslAs ALUMNI yUMBEREO.
= ezrznAL CATALOGUE OF THE COLLEGE Gov
ERxxG ONE HUNDRED AND TH1hTx'
-FOUR YEARS.


valuable general catalogue of Columbia Colcse
ssorua,ed ev Professor Howard J. Van Amringc, has
ant made its appearance It contains the names on
Al the graduates of the college, and complete record
of III tho professors ard instructors since the
If the college as "King's College" IN a1o4 nc
bording to the catalogue, thcre have ocen io'@i4
rraduates distributed among the various schools as
Follows Arts, or classical department. z,soS, moa
hcfns 27sT; law, $500 mines. or scientific depart
insnt $40: political science, ia; honorary grad.
hstss. 40 Prom the total 465 has been deducted
Sor repetdtions, leaving e,74e or these l,sos are
known TO be dead, so there are 7,9l graduates Oh
khs college supposed to DO alive
The catalogue contains about 400 pages, ana
roSessor Van Amrfnge taken great pains to mako
81 - complete as possible. In the preface he says
krhs present catalogue of officers and graduates Oh
Icoiumbia College is the tenth which has been puo
hidod since the reorganization Of the college uhaer
hts present title In 1877. With the nith' puDnsneo
In 1895 which was the nrst OF the series prepared
hy tho undersigned, the attempt was for the nrs'
time ads to indicate the professions OF occupsuops
ii the sraduatcs, aud to present record Oh inc
Ehonors OF whatsoever kind conferred upon tnem.
uuber Of the alumni and other friends OF the college
feoc<,shuted important additions to the knowiedgo
swhsch had been previously gathered In regard 10
nembers of many of the Glasses; and in consequence
Ia this assistance, kindly continued through sue
kesave editions Of the catalogue, gradual improve
,t IN the fulncss and accuracy Of information has
keen possible Copies Of the catalogue have been
ant to all tho alumni whose addresses were Known
II Is interesting trace the history OF tho severaa
bchools and compare the Glasses. In 17os tho nrst
classical graduating class contained seven men. 30
kween the years NJ and ss there were no graduates
but tho following note explains why On the otn
~ Apl 1776, the college buildings wore taken ior
military purposes. Tho college did not fully resume
its functions till the close of tho war. ana no
hsuees wore conferred til 1882 The last class
In this school graduated forty-hvo men and one
komsn. Tho nrst graduating class in the medical
EchooI was in 1893 and contained two men, Be
kveon 1910 and 1860 thore wero no gaduates Inc
~ ORIGINATING class was composed OF 10 men.
ma Jaw School graduated twenty seven men In
he61 and Us men In 1888. The School Of Mines
frsdustcd thirteen men in 1907 and forty-two men
~ vear Tho school of Political Science had eleven
Ersd;,stea In 1891 and nineteen last year. There
Rave BEN eleven presidents of the college-thrcc when
6oisso and eight since tho Revolution. as Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07
MusiraI 5nsirnmcnts.

A NUMBER Of slightly used upright and SQUARE pianos
~ on, make which were specially selected and used
by the artists Of the METROPOLITAN opera HOUSE
during tie past opera season, VIII % soo ~ npos'
reduction from regular prices. - ,o.,.
VIM. KNABE CO.. f1o 5thaye.. asoyo leth-se
T1IsCHER PIANOS renowned for tone ana lest
.nno Manufactores and AL 70 4Zo w os'
oeth-st and S67 Broadway, 18th st. tDitsons nuo"s"
pianos exchanged rented or .nstalments
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STEAMBOATS,.
A SO TO BOSTON
"A. FOR sp.CLAsS LIMITED TICKETS,


A 80 TO BOSTON
n. FOR FIRSpCLASS LIMITED TICKETS
FARES REDUCED.
FALL RIVER LINE, o,rxrr>,c,,
Reduction 70 all points steamers pl1VipEMCE and
~ 40 D. m week days only SUNDAY trips viii be
snreS Gary In APRIL Connection by Annex boats from
prootlvn and Jersey City at D. IN Steam heat in
stsse rooms AN ORCHESTRA on each steamer through
80 he year Tickets and saterooms secured'at principal
transer and ticket Offices Pier % and on steamers
BOSTON PROVIDENCE, u. AND EAST.
ETONINGTON LINE.
Tho inside Route. Reduced Bares- Reclining Chairs
- Free Of Charge
isave New Pier SO. North River, block above Canal
A. at 80 D. connecting with following trains First
train leaves steamer Ut q m, arrives In Boston :
Express ct 80 arrives Boston :46 A. m. later
Express at :sS m arrives Boston a. 10 :sS a m
NORWICH LINE. n. po.,.,
IN Fsvorite inside route. Fares reduced: Io 6ostoL
a.. vtorccster e2 So Corresponding reducuon 70 al
ei4 Es fnsxs pier above bsbrosesst erry daily
Sundays excepted 30 m Tickets sna sSese room as
Rrcnsvu a, once pier and on steamfra
Westcctps Express Will col foS ann ShsSk paggaso
nom hotels and residences, u W. o"ADA' AGENT
NTEW-HAVEN. steamers leave Peck-slp
IN 1Pier 2S f. RI At D. and IL 2. m. Sundays ex
oentd Steamers arrive In tine for early trains north and
east
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

Total barrels H,0l5000 6652.000 4630,00o
Tho rcnncd Oh market continued quiet last week
and quotations were reduced 10 points Tor 10 cent
to cents per gallon here and 600 cents IN Phila-
delphla and baltimore.
on. CITY Jan. educational Trsnst Certificates opened
STA highest $50 closed SDis Sales. $4,000
barrels; cicarances l5osooo barrels charters 23oi5 D
rels; ahpmcns G0.s50 barrels runs 39.373 barrels.
PTrsBuRo Jan. 5.-Pcroieum fairly steady. National
Transit Certificates opened at 80 closed 1t s6h highest
e6ts lowest &C.
BRApyoap Penn. Jan. b,-Nasion& Transt Certificates
epsned 66% qosed 81 S6s highest s6s; lowest s5's
c1sarnposs. l. $4,000 barrels.
TnrUIrxR Psnn.. Jap. b,-!nsn0na TrAnds Csrtncstss
Spoasd ~ e6t5 highest ees; bwsst Sb1; closed estL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing House
and tho stocks sold the NewYork Stock Exchange for
the week Of three years. compare fellows;
jan. 5, fs7. jan T. 'e6. Jen. g. 'Se.
Exchanges -- ss08 76e 1872 s591 $50 9s4 s7o2 100
NO. shares sold.... l.7b0.Y14 COO.O2o loO,o4Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

WE OFFER FOR SALE
the remaining 100000 1st mortgage per cent
Gold Bonds Of the CHICAGO, PEORIA AND ST.
LOUIS RY. CO., at "a and interest. The Com
many earned its full years interest In the first
srevcn, months of the year. The bonds are also
ouaranteed by the Jacksonville Southeastern Ry
CO., Of Illinois
FOR SALE.
100000 First Mortgage per cent 5o-year
Cold bonds on the COEUR D'ALENE RAILWAY
AND NAVIGATION co. Interest guaranteed by
the Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
We believe them TO be q frst-class security.
TURNER MANUEL e. co,
No.. 35 Wall-st.
mills Building)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

jan Z, 49, Jan. Z, 'es. Jan. ., $50
Leans. 1910 ito 400 $3.50 o1o 500 $500. $50. 900
Specie 0lol4WO sO<o2 3uV W. ~ ~
u cnders-... l1blse 500 .@ssllevv S-ox;, w
c,irculasion.. 90 700. $50 $3.50. 900 1850. 500
1'be foowinQ shows relation between tho
.evxe and the total deposits at tho respective dates
Snerie - sol 514 600 e75 1885, 400 s77,032, 500
Legal tenders--..-. 160Ib.sOO 2s4l1soo 5.-oD.Foo
Total reserve s7s 1872 500 s1oa e5a 200 soo 5eo 200
Reserve required -
against deposits TAs75,1OO o2S26$7o 1O222D. 100
surnlu. s8si7,7OO sfosoa725 e. 33s 100
Denosts Der cent 26i9 21.oO Co. 10
The following is Saturdays statement in detail.
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NETWORK & NEw-ENGLAND R. e.
.,yo,HS BOSTON,,

SHORTEST IOUTE ny 16 MILES. INsuRrNG BEST
IiaE AMI fVNkLuAsL Ahrav Ais.
~ 100 noon, BOSTON FLYER lvia Haftford). Week
days only.
WV 200 M. NEW. ENGLAND LIMITED tvia Air Ldns,
Elegant parlor cars coaches and dining car on svsry
Gaip n9tlre equipments new. All IMPROVEMENTS foi
Eh!oueh IN 81 As9rs Vneut ehpsA
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BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND EAST.
Via
GTONINGTON LINE
Railroa6s.

WEST SHORE R -LROAD, N. Y. G. g.
Co. ,s rail- % leave Ien West S2d
from foot Of jY:t, NJ 10 Chicago DssrOiss London
Montreal 6aads East g 100 |Essa,s Falls ssyIs
. IS a. m. % oo' ss:iS yana II ~ for gties
y Ks, % u.s. all 80 l. NJ and 90 oo . 10 m
Newburs 10 rs q M, z;io rs. SAP p m: ,Hayer
: ss1:T e1 Bs:e 'SSsGss
Other train. daily except sunday Ga q Leave Jersey
tesss se sSss Or apply BROOK
oes q ryi.op. York sos and s42 Broad
Stations foot Of west {2d.st and foot Of Jayst, n
westcotrs Exprcss calls Tor and chscks baggage from
General Passenger Assn. vsndeibiitsvc. ny.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK e. SONS,
Bankers, 20 Nassau-st, Ncw-York.
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q; Ts; .,. 2 FL SS.. sis .s' 40
Il scs-n...- sSsS.i2ssl. t&s sss1as sss sni@ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
Roston Ian B. 1885,
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
urNivERsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL Lab Brcanvay,
primary, commercial ana classi'
al dena rfuents: instruction thorough NJ. NJ HOBBY
m. L AKIN N. c. HENpRlCKSON, Principals.
N1yOODBRIDGE SCHOOL 80 East 45th- st-Seientinc
wv Classical Two hundred students have been prepared Tor
Columbia School Of Mines.
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4nrerg1eifh1ifle Attraktiun !
+" ileber cine Wfiuion pertbeilt !
Isl
9ouiiiana @taats>entterie> @rielli@aft.

SouIluHa Oe1ell1Wa1
Sneorporirt int Sabre 1858 bon bet 2eais
latur fir grsiebungS. unb @obltbatiefeitsamede
unb purbe ibr 8reibrief gu eincm Sbeile Der
sesenpdrtigen staats : aonfitution, in 1879,
burd elm Acknowledgements @oItstotum aemadt.
SIRE 3iebungen inben
baIbiabrIid fatt, (Suni unb De.
aember) unb ibre @roben @inaeI.
81 mmer<3iebunsen fn6en in ie6em
Der anbern aebn Monate i'm Sabre
fatt, unb perben allie offentIid in
Der @cabemb o. % II Il 6, STEIN Orleans,
IA, gedpgen.
Oermbmt s lss' aIiasaa'' 9 1ssgsa 's ans
prompte @us3a6luns Der @etpinne; befdeinist
tpie folst:
8ir betdtisen hermit, oab mir bic Sbsr.
auffdt iber Die arrangements fir ale monat.
liden unb balbiabrliden 8iebunseu Der
Qouifiana Staats 9otterie @efeaf9aft baben
unb perfOnlid bic 9iebunsen leiten unb beauf,
fdtisen unO Bag bic elben ebrlid, seredt uub
in uaparteiifder Beiie allen 8etbeiIisten &c
seniber bot ii9 seben unb nit autorifiren bie
&eieafdaft, bieieS 3eugniB, berfeben init benz
GacilmiIe %unierer tlnterf9riften, in ibren Gn,
aeigen au %gebrauden.
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Trmbj1br 1882.
|. HUTH & S0HN,
Die alte unb bepabrte
Gtfen< 3 6pl5maQren~,
Sarbeas II. GamtensS Gambling,
226, 22s uno $50 Martt. strase,
Sar Mntpntp Teraa.

Sinb Sauptquartier fir 8. Qaneretb&
Sobn Selb., @arten> unb 8lumea d, Samcn
i'm @rob. uno alein. Sanbel.
Ggenten fir MietIe 3 Iu @rasNeit.
pfIuse, ftnb Die beften, einfa6fen, biIlisfen,
Hdrlfen uab leidt sebenofen @eitpfaee.
Mgeaten fur BITE berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Fianet II. Horse Hoe and C%ultivators COM
Dined, Sanb. Samensrils, @Hage unb Gull.
HSatoren. Suit. .. Bre9t Burfmafdtnen unb
Builder uteufilien, gbas. Mutbs 4onig CT.
traetoren, 8ienens 9auder, Wefer It.
@rbalten cine &arlabune 5arriion Bros. &
60. gum @sbraud fertis sen,if@te 6arbeu.
Saben ioeben erbalten:
GarIb gmber unb Orange 8uderrobr. ga.
men, Nfrifanii6en, @bineiifden unb Sonburas
Sorsbum- Samen, beutiden unb geipobnIiden
MiQet, 8u6nei3en, &affir. Rprn, msisen nnb
sclben Milp .Mai3e, 8efen,aorn, tribes @ar.
ten,&prn, 8uder , &orn, 8raflinni!1es unb
Suscaroro 8lour.&orn, NorbIides uno Seras
Selb,S aat. Rcra, Sop. &orn, Goreb's 8uder.
Soon, 8lunts prolific GsIo- Saat. &orn, Safer.
ol.8olncn. @eanut, Ofase Orange or Bots
dare, @uffif6e SOnnen<8 lumen, @erfe, @ei.
sen, &Ossen, unb rnst proof Safer, Sdat>
8artofeln, unb Artifdoden-@ uraeln, alfalfa,
@sparfette, Burr, Ilite, Bodbara, Sonig, Sa.
paneiiider, rotben unb tpeiBen alees Gamen.
Sr9arb @ras, &entudb 5lau, Seras blau,
&eseue. unb edte8 Bermuda : @ras : Samen,
sersinisten Sobnion @ras Samen. Buffalo
ODER Colorado @raS.S amen. Totbe, selbe nnS
tueibe 8pifbel Seslinse. Top or Bottom
Onions.
r, Hyu+h A anhn
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D r. WASSERZUG G.,
ancouiultiren.
go. 1874 Glmsgtr., 9anas, yeras

Gae sebeitnen 3rantheiten curirt.
9roupte &ufmerfiamteit Rorresponbenaen &c.
fdenft. Meloet mir bic Sbmptome unb Mebt
Gin pirb unberaislid c. o. D. b~erianbt. ST.
@aferaus 1T elm grabuirter { Diplom in ieiner
Ofieel NIT 1sidbriger 8raris binter ftd. Praf.
tiairt feit Sabren in Daaas. 6,S,tap
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3ase lanfeu regelmabig Spideu san antouo umo ct. 9omis.
Sass orlaHn San antono I'M 6A5 Sorm. nit SULLIVAN Buffet Gar one @e9fd bis
Ct 2ouiS oia genihn.
8ass baiaHsn Sun antono I'M 90 Nadm NIT SULLIVAN guft earo %s sass9kI bis
Ct 2mis Ha Srn Monan 8abn unb nod &anfaS 9th Ua Denton one Bs9fd.
3dse berafen Gan antcno u NJ - II Madrn. NIT Ynunan Buffet Sdlafnagsn bis 2aabp,
MAIDEN @nbnouns NIT Durb. edMfpasm mad @ferfo bia @arsan Nahonal8abn.
rs. MAC NAMARA, We. RIGSBY,
aampmann @6aube. Sde.asent 3. & g g. Depot
THOS. F. FISHER, General agmt, 2mroo, gras.
JE. GALBRATTH, d.. PRICE,
General RaFaeir C Si@t Maent afffeat General Rafasmr & Sit A9nt.
II. EDDY, General Manasr, |akfne SeaS.
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@ir, bic unteraei1neten Banlen unb 8ant.
batter, iperben ole Genuine, tpeIde in Der 2oui.
fiana Stats aotterie seapsen unb uns prdfen.
tirt iuerben, an unisrem 8abltii@ ausbeaablen
r. M. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank
PIERRE LAEAUX, Pres. State Natl Bank,
A. BALDWIN, Pres. NeW Orleans Natl Bank.
CARL K0HN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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San9lingena Mdnneru
Mrs
St@ere9 etlmng garamttrt.
Z. Huth & sohn.

Hie fdredliden GoIsen Der susenofanben.
@ef9Ie1tsi9mdde beruria9enb, noburd Self
unb &0rper ruinirt perben, permanent ge=
BELT. Seratlopfen, Sdudternbeit, @amen,
ab1us, @eba9tniDidpa4e, 8erluf Der @ner.
gle, Nbneisuns sesen @efeaidaft uno Melan,
Dole griinbli@ furirt.
8erDeiretbete Manner, ODER fOlde,
bic fid perbeiratben tpouen, BE in Golse bon
Snbise1etion in bet Sasenb an Gefdle6ts< unh
Nerbenidpdde leiben, werben srinbli9 furirt.
Reine MineraIien einsegsben n,
5unse Wanner, be ibie 3eit nit unfdbiseu
2euten %beridpenbet unO fi@ baburd 8rant.
beiten bes Ropfes. Der Nale, bss Salfes, be,
2eber, 2unsen, Ginsereibe uno bes Masens
3useaosen baben, tueroen idnea turirt.
2abt gud nidt Sur9 falfdeS S6amsefabl
ahbdIten fnfprt
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ppoHrgL's BREWERY NOT YET SOLD

j. was reported yesterday afternoon that anothsr
big brewery had been purchased for tho English syn
dicste. The brewery in question Is that OF george
Bechtel, staten Island, and the price reported 70
have been paid 81 ,7bo. oo0-not high figure, In
view Of the enormous business done by the brewery.
General seweH was named a. having conducted the
negotiations On the part Of Tho English syndoaie'
samuel Untermeyer, the lawyer, Of No. $50 Broad
way, who has acted as agent for English companies
In the purchase OF fourteen American brcweries, said
last night: There is truth whatever IN tho report
that BechtSps brewery In sold, although II is In the
market, aud has been offered for SAFE IN various
quarters. Wall Street bs0keT-wh0se nanIo am not
permitted to gvehas the option OF sale from iechcl
and is casting about In search OF a big bid. MIR.
Dechteps action u.s. to the least peculiar IN view
OF his repeated professions Of hostility tho brew6rs
pool and the brewing trust. lie has ell along
posed a. the woshingman's friend, while he was
trying 10 seit bis own brewery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
THE DOCTORS DISCHARGED.
A coRoNER's JURY FINDS THAT WAsHlNG1oN
IRVING BISHOP WAS DEAD WHEN THE
AUTOPSY WAS PERFORMED.

The In1uest in the case Oi Washington irving Bishop
~. uInd.rrade wa closed last evening. the Jury
bringing in q verdict atttbuting Bishops DEAN !"
coma hut mildly censurlng DR.. Irwin for "oNcr'
zeaousness I'm that he acted In some haste respect
ing the direction of the performance OF the autopsy
Dr Irwin however we'll as Drs Ferguson anu
T1.,c. we're declared TO have acted III good faith
~, nerforminc the au opsy" aud Coroner levy promptly
discharged them. They had previously been held In
g. 500 ball each. ,,
Tho witnesses yesterday were nearly al ph' '"'a"'
,h erst one being Dr. Edward c Spitzba who testified
AZ an expert lie said he had seen ca'o oi cb'a,op
Insanity where the patient had remained rigid Tor
two months but the rIgidity OF cataepsy. d'heitu
from that OF death In several PARTICULAR TIC ss'u
he knsy OF no more capable patholOgist thsh pr
Ferguson and after reading his testimony sad mat
Bi,hop waa certainly dead before the INST autopsy
was made DR. Allan McLane Hamilton also to'oned
10 tho good professional reputation OF Dr. ferguson
and DR. Irwin and said that IN the present case he
himselt vou,d have made an autopsy as foGn ~ pos
slble as decomposition might Degin In the brain a.
once
Or. C. C. Ice. VINO was called In by Dr. Irwin
for A consultation during bishops Illness dcscHP.d
the rpmedee used, and said he had admitted 10 ~
Irwin that he dh not know he law seJ said he
had decided on the autopsy because he comiuoi'ri u
his duty 10 determne tho minute cause Oi dcath
DR. Ferguson testified that he had made soVera
tainIy dead Charles NJ. WOOD, an actor and william
q stegart a member OF the lambs Club tesnhed
AZ 10 the circumstances Of Bishops death ana George
Francis Train made snene because ho va no. ~
I'm which he had seen Bishop. Mrs. Bishops o0uhSe'
said he would take tho affair 10 the Grand Jury.
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ALL TIE REPORTS NOT TET IN.
MYSTERY ABOUT A MEETING OF THE cENTEN.'
NAL COMMITTEES.


NAL COMMITTEES.
Tho Centennial Plan and Scope Committee hslh
meeting yesterday al their room, IN the stewart Build
ing. II was expe;icd that the reports Of the chair
men OF al tho subcommittee, would BE- presented,
The session secret Dnyton lvNs, cha rlnan Of
The Finance Committee, who left the early, said
Mr. Marquands full report from tho Art Committee
and Colonel Cugcr's full report from tho Array Com
miitCrl not yet I'm Major Asa Bird Gardiner
chairman Of tho Naval Committee. sad that he dill
intend to report the Plan AMI Scope Committee
lis vouchers, he aided, would be dlni directly with
the Mayor Stuyve,an Fish, when asked II The report
Of the Entertainment Committee, OF which he 81 chair
man had con presented, sad: doa't know anything
about II. I'm chairman Of tho Plan and Scope
Committee" Commodore derry, chairman Of that com
mIitcr, assured tho reporters ha; tie session, whit
was Tho regular weekly meeting Of tho committee had
been entirely haruoI1rs, ard for further particulars
referred them 10 Nr wee. II was known h. said.
however, that thrro would b" a surplus, and opinion
divided In the committee between dcvoting IL -
The Memorial Arch to distributing II among various
charities
\ subcoutractor named Hughes who did some work
IN decorating rhc Memorial Arch. alleges that ho has
not born paid for h lie threatens 10 bring
suit against the committee to his money, and
TO mako some ugly revelations.
At meeting uf tho Washington Memorial ana
Fund COMMITTEE Yesterday II wa, resolved that Tho
Temporary aCh be removed within Washington square,
the necessary permission having first b""I obiancd.
II also resolved that when the sum OF SJO,OOO
should be- 'ubsc ribcd stanford White should be author
led 20 prepare l!sns and obtain estimates FOR the
Permanent arch. William L. stewart, tho ircasnrrr,
arRnUw icdg", tho wcrlp Of Tho following subscriptions
Ncs'~riay: David stewart, $3.50. y. Fulton cutting,
800, Lloyd Phoenix. trancis H. lCgg"it the Jordan
h. Mot Iron WORKS AMI MI. !. W. DrrScl Through
Tho Ncw-YoTk Herald, 400 each. Ncw.lUrk
Quarry ,Ompany $50: samuel Elliott and william
v. sharp TlO rarh. John 4. B ~myth. -: through
The Ncw.I York Hcrad': ". II. Durand, 80; H. H..
r, and T.. D. IT,, 10 cents each: amount received yes
to-day, F0a5 20: previously acknowledged,
So G0T ~, total. 5.}8.GH2 ~.
K. watson Glider. thr 'ecrc;ary, wishes 10 say
that the popular subscription Of $50 contributors
credited hy an error tho employees Of The Century
Company, equally due 10 tho efforts Of the en-
Iloy"S OF johnson q Faulkner Eal VII.
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