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claus sPRkCKELs. COMPLAINS.
he Says there In n Screw Loose Some
where In the Custom House.

PHILADELPHIt June 19.-Claus Spreckels
the sugar reflner. through his attorney, W.
Ford Thomas, yesterday made formal COM
plant to Secretary OF the Treasury Window
that the New York Custom House has
been discriminating in Its ralarscopic tests
OF imported German boot sugars in favor
OF the Sugar Trust AID against tho Ihiladel-
OF 500 ~ on each cargo he imports. In Ills
letter 10 secretary Wiudom, M. Thomas says:
i would further represent that we are con
fronted with II formidable connection in tho
form Of trust. and the princlpa place of its
large lmportations OF raw sugar from Germany
In the process OF manufacture In saccharne
richness. and in an honest classification there
should be no difference between the sugars
imported from Germany. The sugar in that
country is all made from the beet root. The
mills are alike the pt ocess OF manufacture is
the same and the grade OF raw sugar exported
from that country must be OF nearly the same
strength and quality.
tention, TO the lIagrant discrepancy between
the Poiardiseo pic tests Of the class Of sugar
delphia / have, before me, at this moment
many copies Of the daily classification
Sew FoF IR0F very many tH' ca tF%s the
port are not above 90 polariscopic de-
Rrees. while our German sugars are rarely re-
turned at less than 94o. and tho major portion
Of them runs up e, from g5', to 81. repeat
ference Is made between the ports OF New
York. and Philadelphia in polarizing Ger
man beet root sugars. II tho New York tests
are correct. the sugar being of the same
OF dollars which the National Treasury was
not entitled to: but il the rates Of duty
imposed upon US at this port are correct, we
have not only had, tho combined power
and capital OF the Trust to contend with.
ordinate officers OF the Customs OF the port of
New YORK; assisting our competitors with oil
their official might.
= do not make specific charge against
any officer OF tho customs. ! do not know n !
single individual having ANYTHING whatever TO |
do with the examination or testing Of sugars
at New York; but in the face Of the evidence
before me boldly assert that we have been !
wronged and ca,l upon tho honorable Secro-
tary OF the Treasury to protect us in this mat |
Hnr
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BURIED IN HOLY GROUND.
THE REMAINS or DIR. EDT8RD
MALONE INIERRhD IN CILTARI.

He Was McGIynn SYmpathtIer. hut Re-
ceIvcd the Sacrnment- aud DIed In Com
munion Win the Church-A High Mas.
The funeral OF Ir. Edward Malone, stanch
friend OF DR.. McGynn. who lives In Brooklyn
now, attracted great CONGREGATION OF mourn
ers TO the Church Of Saints Peter and Tau in
Wiliamsburgh yesterday morning. The dead
mans brother, tho Rev Sylvester Ma
lone, is uastor OF tho church. Tho
nises we're crowded to ovcrfowing and
the sidewalks Tor halt block we're
TANNED with PEOPLE The pail bearers we're
James ID. Lcary. Charles O'Donohuo, James
Donovan, Con. James OBeirue, Thomas
White, John A. Richardson. William b. Feeney,
Edward McDermott, Thomas Is. Preston,
George Smith and DR.. James Watt. A.
solemn high requiem mass was cole
brated by the Rev. Father Gallagher
OF st. Michael's Church OF Brooklyn.
assisted by the E"v. athors Donnelly, Ward.
and Jouhard liishor Loughlin OF brooklyn
forty priests present were In, lurtsell OF. New
M Hork Father .!aS McinteSr, John lptGG. Tho33.
ran. Father McGoonnn. rr. MrSwcrucy. Dr.
Inland, Or. burke, Father Mclaughlin, and
>, Tie Rev Father John Crmmins of st.
TetSsa'S Church ,Hrooklyn. lifelong friend
Anti.Poyerty Society of Nav Y'rk lind n deio.
E4ti"n OF mournerS present.
The burial was In Calvary Cemetery A re-
reporter asked Monsknor rrstun last evening
why tho burial of so prominent II sympathiHer
with the ant-poNeriy movement as Or. Malone
Wnspermitted to take place in Calvary Cemetery
when the Church had !Ctused t. permit the in
terment there OF the remains OF more humble
mem bers OF the society.
e.. There Is no parallel" said Mgr. Preston.
between tho course OF DR.. Malone and TINT "!
John Maya re or that OF Miss Kelly. To both
the latter burial in Calvary was refused. un
the ground that they had died without receiv-
ing ahsolu,iCn after an offence against reliG-
ion, DR.. Malone on tho contrary. as we had
positive proof. received the sacraments. We
received tho usual certificate that he re-
ceiYod tho sacraments and absoIution.
and We are bound TO lelieve that n"
died after repentance for his sins and al
the scandal which his course had caused. AZ
regards the solcmmities ut his funeral in
brooklyn that Is II matter Tor tho bishop Of
BROOKLYN alone and it does not concern in any
way tho diocese o! New ork. Tn" reservation
against the Auti-Povcrty Society stil con
tlnues N the diocese, Of New York and it will
be strictly OEScrvot."
Monsignor Preston said that II Dr. Malone
had died in New York his burial in Calvary
would g, i'll have been permitted if he had re-
cGiyod the sacrament, but no such high solem-
mites as took place in BROOKLYN would have
been permitted in the New York diocese
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
Labor and WAGES.

The ciGarmakers have won seveny.hve strikes since
they began their general agitation and have induced
several hundred men TO Join the union.
The railway teegrApherN at their Convention in Lyric
Hall yesterday. presented to PreSdenr ThurEton an
ivory Raye tho Git Of j. b. Finuan of Baltimore They
adopted this utiou Should any oicer or member
OF hs association his influence for the purpose OF
creat!n: srIke. he shall upon conviction thereof DO
expelled from the order"
tors and operators hold mass meeting IN Cooper Union
last nght Every scat In TIC biz had occupied and
the aisles and corridors were crowded. MIR. H. Gar
pide the first speaker announced that tho AmAlgamAt
Association had at its disposal over 81 !DL Ho said
they Intended TO hold nut II the lockout lasted two
months aud that tho Association had wealthy friends
who would that the c!Uakmak did suffer
lnnger Other SPEAKERS were A, Kahn, MISS Ida Van
Etten and Mr.. } BArandeS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20

The commencement exercises OF Stevens Institute o:
Technology werc held in JscoD.s Hohoken Theatre last
night The graduating class the officers Of tho college
and !, aiding citizens OF lybok-u sat on the platform
which was decorated wish flowers The theatre wa
crowded. President Morton made an address and tho
g!ee club sang. Henry Torrance Ir male the suu,l.
tory address and Henry Bgrck"rhoi the valec.
!@rSn The graduates who received tue degree Of
nee hdnira, engineer were AItcrtO Atrlst,tiu y
LnwrCnce !. :, NM i, NJ BFlnckerHon, j r Ia.
worth Shirk Boyer- William \ CARTON. John d De.
FIasst VI itTH f4raT G%f.ns ]. iTIaEs 81 81 Feca
larry T. Jones W. " KiHssm : f Smith u"nry
Ltua 9. \ irnoe, &, ,Merri;, Er,tsy II TeAboir
MlIar, fred >Hia.n M.itrT Phep IrInard d
Twchs !! redrrick Truman George /. TrdI iIenry
I0rEanee. u. Z ". TrGulvetier and Z L. MhiLloyk
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Another Quaker CITY Countess

FFNTl ~ T-ITT TdTTN0Il HStNTd
!, Another neautilul and rich !hiladelnhia girl
II is Miss Catharine Bailey. the youngest
daughter Of Joseph I. Bailey, the senior part
ianc4 Is tho young Count de SibourR a hand
some fellow, and a, scion Of an old and illus
lean lady, and a portion Of his life has been
PASSED In this country. On the death of his
uncle few years ago he Inherited his title aud
young Count has cherished his American
sympathies and ways.
Miss Bailey is beautiful brunette with n
slight graceful girlish figure and lots OF youth
full spirits. She has been remarked throughout
the winter as the most beautiful OF the hmeri-
can debutantes at the entertainments OF the
American colony in Paris, The date OF the wed.
ding has not been fixed.
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Il mann MIN 10 C4TCyL
Tho CouuterfrItcr VIII" Copies Uncle SANS
Notes with Fen.

The most remarkable contradiction AZ Iros-
ent lying. so star reporter was inform 81 has
been kerlinG q" United stat, secret eor loo
in such condition OF ,cNa- pern,lon 10" = Ions:
time past that no tru"bl" or o"p"n-c would te
considered exec, sve Tor the Accomplishment Of
HIS capture. And this although lie produces
on al average not more tndn two bogus notes
IN year. The ,"..drHabie thing about tn"ss
qeH wis is nsh that ones sSy IN a" s9
a. regularly as clpcEwOrk. one OI them
turns W Mt the Trcasnrg hero. e. In" disgust
Of tho Government detectives. whose u,mO-c
efforts cannot discover 80 much Il clup TO
follow The sir"ng 81 point H4om tho matter
l. that the work OF rr duc, ~ tho bills in this
fashion merely c"h7n'.eI rs u cues Ton ~
labor. reniunerttiye or otherwise. c"nnu. uos-
slby pay. In"y are always either Mites or
twentlcs, ana !" make "n' G!Hst rrGuir" pretty
constant ;oiI for aus" h",, I y"Hr. Tho lat
ole. which was received only 10" days aEo.
Funnlly enough they come each time from L
different CITY. ant III" gu position Is that tho
forGer leaves town for another locality irnle-
dately mon rassi gone. He gets rid OF tho
u"ie to hH- yusl "prIpir e !! which may ROMAN
in circulation i.r s IN" tlIo hGior" roach'ng
bark and departs lou- before tho rolr" agents
nav" chance TO HrrlN" ur"n tie sr"no. The
most plausible theory seems TO bo tia: he Is u
monomanIGc II mems. who ErEtiilcS u NOR
bid taste In this astonishing way His lm-
tation bills are 80 pcllr"ily doLu t"at 40 one
sao!1 :" ~ ,'oS- IT, ma, ~ I,er, Mo"'l NnaI'ate
vign"i.cs 10 tho signatures H." WORK Is per-
formed with an accuracy that bears scrutiny
with Il powerful nagnlfyinG GIa~s In all Ike
likhoo! the reason why t.,onOtr- arc not mado
Of IGrc"r denominations T. tnat thay would he
can imagine that 'his eccentric coInlcrlcitor
indulge IN the emf oymont sim'ir for tho
GTH ba, of ai5 yag tor il m%t improG
at the leaSuN building In winch two spec-
tmenSW Ms handi"ork are oHpwn by polite
AIRY SamtIes of i"rEcr'e~ IN the Government
collection. Any WAY hs goo, on turning ous
Ss s TfS" reradcM s Of mnn
IN the Secret service Bureau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
HUNGRY FRI SHHEN.
They Paid for the Spread, but were Not
There When " Disappeared.

AneS ERiu Tor inc spread, but were Not
There When II Disappeared.
PiTTsBU RICH, June l9.-The freshmen OF the
Western University ordered and paid for an
elaborate banquet at the Hotel Duquesne to-
night. The Committee Of Arrangements eau
toned Mr.. Witherow tho proprietor. to 10 on
the lookout for the sophomores. The latter
were sorely guyed about their inability
to have feast OF their Own. They
said nothing. While the commencement OK
crcse4 were in progress tho freshmen's
postmaster was decoYed into Carnegie Hall
AMI locked up in the cellar hy the sOphomores.
Then the sophumorcs telephoned to the II olel
Duquesue TO set out the banGue: and look out
for he soi hnmoIes who had stolen the fresh
men badges. The sophoMores reached the
hotel and. disappearing as freshmen got into
the banquet hall al Leyoured the feast
They were Just finishing when the injured
freshmen arrived in triumph. bringing along
the toast masters, whom they had found and
released. n" hotel reOple took the late ART
valS for SOphomOreS, and there WAS n circus
but the banquet had gone gl.mmcring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20

A married couple from the other side OF the
water who were temporarily stopping at a
Broadway hotel. asked the clerk about sum
mer resorts. and he replied that they would
be pleased with the Catskill neighborhood.
Lor' save hus. but hi don't want to 90
there" exclaimed the woman.
But w'y.not. my love = queried he.
Because hive a orror Of cats"
III we'll, the next bes; place his probably
the DoRskill, hand you know hive never ad a
dog about me, hand wouldn't for no money
Perhaps wen mset fewer mammals II We stay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
Cauvusser McCreror Heard From

James McGregor tho canvasSer who gave some OF
the testimony the strength OF which the Jersey City
Republicans hope to Dust Mayor Cleveland from office
and who disappeared before the Mayor lawyer had
chance to cross question him. heard from yester-
aY, Ills vile received letter from him stating that
no was in heA IN and hal good lob that no
would write again soon, lie did not say where io was
but tho letter pOstmsrked New FORK Mrs Nc.
GrAZor saws she Ia he III retuTn Jersey City in
a lay Or two. She does not know why he went away
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
More than 5000 L,,lns De.cendant.

PARKEEsRuRG, ". Va. June a.-Perhars tn,
most remarkable family and tho largest i. the
country Is that OF Mis- \. RUusch OF Tetart. o.,
thlrty-iiNo miles below this city. On Thurs
A. her o.d home with eleven OF her brothers,
sisters, their husbands, OF wives and grand
children around her. Mrs. kousch enjoys eI-
ce!lent health and may live many years. Her
living descendants number 2 900 persons Sho
takes long walks daily, 10 Of cheerful DISPOSE
ton. and Is very fond OF children.
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Supposed to Have Been Carried on by tho
Werrn.

Joseph Van Sottrand tho ioyear old OF Theodore
Van Nostrand, hAs been missing from his home in
IIoboken since Saturday. lie playing about the
bremen steamship per shortly before the steamship
W"rrn sailed and sOmo Of his companions say no car
RED bundle board the ship for a stranger. and
that he hid not get OF again. Tho steamship com
Uany's Offices at southampton where the Vera VIII
make her rrst landing. have been asked by cable TO
search the boy when the ship and send
him back oil the hrSt steamer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
Changes at rho Madison Square Garden.

The managers OF the Madison Square Garden have L.
cded TO change tho arrangement Of the ground floor
Mt tho Garden for the better accommodation OF Wis.
itors Tho Strauss orchestra win DO stationed oil
n Atform in tho centre OF the Garden on
and after Monday night and the present pArQnet
chairs wi removed and rep Acsd by rows Of tables
around which those who go TO hear the concerts may
81 AT lhe ease II II believed that this Improvement
AmusomeMt Ie1Ort
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
Graduate. OF Pratt Institute,

The graduation exercises Of the OF 1870 NJ tho
technic" G.gA school department OF tho rrai Insti.
tute In Hrooslvn held las. night in tho large hall
OF the ustl:l'e Tie gradua'es were RoterIck Grant
Allen lVHrls Low NAtrr eve. Duus-
comb ArrbIr Freesc rroAL Edward POI Fr,ger
Awn!ev Normuh shaw. Albert Aims IlUrLins
E"wa Vi ngt II Wnrlng am l.ngis WINTER. and each
tooh Part N n" exercises WaI'"r :. Durns, nh -.
In Practice. .ri .hwar. ". Warug the " edic
trran The Rev Dr iheod re L. uyer mAd~ TIC Ad
dress 20 'h" graduating class ard MIR Charles Frat
the founder .! 90" Institute. presented tho diplomas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
Commencement NJ 81. slcphrn,..

81 SrrnrNs Corr,", ANN,NraLu June lathe
thrte'N aun. al commencement OF II s,ephen,s Col
lcge I ok f."ie Ia ia. William q " Anthony of En-,
Land w'- IN Naied' orIan -ud r,c'iycd the Mcyirar
prife Tor .f"Nrf Tho degree Of Bachelor OF Aria was
r"uietrri upuu 'nur'rru Graduates Al IL "a, . "a
dlnGer ~ Pros ON ~ the Revn r. Fafnalfn announce
tnat m trustees All crrnied in iasius 81 .l Tor
ile college, A.i ,ha no Rev Or ilUnuamn of New
VOTE had lntlged s.lu-LL toward a snuonA sLuu 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
a TuEboat hita the Garden CIty.

The ferryboat Garden City OF tho James Slip and
Hunters Point line was run into on her up trip "a
NJ. yesterday by tuEboat of the PeunbylvRuia Rail-
road IN tow OF number OF bArRrS and maj hole
stove In her Row, The damage i'd not prevent the
ferrypoat from making her regular trips. Tho guard
rail- OF the luRb"Rt WAC torn AVA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
Improved Train Service 10 Long Branch.
via RennaNINnn RaIIrnnd.

Inc summer schedule OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
belween Aew York and Long Branch will effect
On saturday tho 2lst inst and on that date express
Fh'hs Wii leave stations foot OF COTtlRndt DeH.
- Tor Long braueh Ocean Grove Asbmry Park
loInt Peasant aud intermediate points at 20 and
r'iu A. w., " noon 2i3D, alN 800 (LonR Branch Sps
ca. - $40 aud ~ +. N week dayG and on Sun.
days s. u ami - 4. ". nd 5,l5 P. Beginning on
Sgne Ky an additional mornng express for these points
with paror cara and viii furnish the most comblsts
BTRneh-AlU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20

on complaint OF Factory Inspector blanchard, Henry
Kloz proprietor OF silk factory at sos and SGT West
Fftieth street was ArrAigned IN the Yorkyto Police
Court yesterday on charges OF violating tho Factory
law hy employing nye ErG under 10 years OF age KotE
gave bail for trial lie has discharged all OF his em.
plOJesa who were under the statutory age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20

Manager stevens is busy preparing handsome
souvenir for the hteth night of Castles In the Air
which will occur At the BroA way Theatre Monday.
The souvenirs will be cabinet SIZE photographs OF tho
different members OF the Hopper company. richly
mounted and bound with ribbons. Marion MAnola's
photOgrSph alone Nlll not be included IN tho group
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20

George Y. BrunE, dealer in leaf tobacco and cigar
manufacturer al 3O5 East li5th street made a.
SiEnment yesterday to Adam Munch who holds a chat
tel mortgage on fixtures for 81, Id
Henry Kip insurance broker at 1919 Broadway. made
an AasRnment yestordAy TO Henry l.. BrandneT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
An American Production OF "Tbe RED
sIusSRr."

Il was reported yesterday that Mario Tempest, tho
star OF the London Lyric Theatre is to visit America
and will Ieavs on tho Asr in fortnight TO MI all en-
Ragsmeut In this city in July at Pamer's Theatre She
VII, AH Tie irA!ing rlle In TEDDY S0Om0nA ' Red
,l,s'$r in u company that will be formed by Manager
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20

Van Doodle Ito his daughters hAnceJ-Let me give you
. tip. Count Chicago Cas-
Count Spaghetti I.wateT)-Sarei You do insolt
me- Els IL too NOTCH Atoep TO mo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
The Pay OF German Army omeers.

the Budget Committee unanimously rejected
the bill increasing the pay OF army officers aud
civil seTYAnts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
COnnubIaI Sarcasm.

He-DeATeBtl
She tsurPriIsdl- you speaking to met
HN-h0i 10 your bonnet
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NEWS or TIE RAILROADS.
Latest Information OF Interest from All
Quarters,

The trial OF officials of the Michigan Central
road for alleged violation OF the Interstate
Commerce law began In Chicago yesterday.
The defendants are A. Mckay. general freight
agent OF the Michigan Central. Z. L. Som
mer of the Blue Line, and Nichols. local agent
OF the Michigan Central. They are charged
with cutting grain rates in favor Of Charles
Councilman Co. in November last. Cuun-
ceiman u Co.. agent. Mr. Sl0de. was the first
witness for the prosecution. His testimony
was to the effect that a contract was made he
tween the defendants and Councilman & CO..
by which the former were TO carry grain %
New York for ls.2 cents per 100 pounds which
was about cents less than the regular rates
These arrangements had been in vogue about
three or four weeks 10 ;he witnesses knOw-
edge. during which time several cars OF grain
had been shipped.
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There was a meeting yesterday at $40 Broad
way o. IL ub-comnittee OF the Executive Com
slider how west bound lake and-rail rates are
working. The fa"t that there was need II
rates on Jane , gives cause for the suspicion
that the agreement may not have been Kept
reliGi0Esly. The result Of yesterdays confer
mi ttpe repOrtS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20

President Calvin S; Brice Of the Lake Erie
terdAy with the men who are building the
Pittsburgh. Akron and Western. n now line
giving access to tho mining regions, which il is
expected. vii! come into the possession OF the
/ nj ~ rio nd
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A Cincinnati despatch says: On thelf1rst Of
next month the l and o. Railroad will take
complete control of the Columbus and Cincn-
natl Midland route. which will then lose its
present name and will be known as q division
OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
The DnIy Shoe Factory ia Omaha.

w. v. Morse e. Co.'S Mems, Wom-
ems and Children's medium and fine
grades OF shoes. made in our large fac
tory in Omaha, Neb. Ask your store
keeper for this brand; THEY are the best.
w. V. Morse & Co. have the ONLY
shoe factory in Omaha, SO when the
merchant deals with this firm he knows
he is buying from first hands, and at
headquarters.
In one year, we have made so good
reputation for our "Morse's School
Shoes" that we have been compelled
to make other important lines.
Merchandise you want shoes that
will wear! That will fit! That will
please your customers, send your or
ders to w. V. Morse & Co., Omaha,
Neb.
FIFTY DOLLARS N GOLD REWARD Il
any one finding piece Of shoddy il
any Of our own make Of goods.
We only sell TO merchants.
w. V. MORSE & Co..
Omaha, Neb.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
one Momnn,s Dict.

A physician has been making aseries
of extended Investigations in the res
taurants Of the shopping districts
around Twenty-third street, with the
idea of writing a paper for promi-
nent medical journal on the cause Of
dyspepsia in American women. The
luncheons served TO women who run
into the uptown restaurants for bit
Of something to eat in the middle OF
the day, when they are on their shop
ping excursions, are rather staggering
TO students OF hygiene. Pickles, fruit
cake, ice cream. soda water and hot
maple sugar is one OF the most allur
ing bills Of fare that the physician hai
yet collected. A woman who pursue
that diet every day in the year richl!
deserves the fate of appearing In I
medical journal. New York Letter