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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
MILITARY COURTS BUSY.
Capt. Du ROis On Trial. Capt. Allen Exou-
erated-Charges Against Lieut.. Pattison.

Capt. Du ROis On Trial. Capt. Allen Exou-
erated-ChRrges Against Lieut.. Pattison.
The same court martial which tried Capt
Ryan OF the SiNty-ninth Regiment on the over
coat charges tried yesterday Capt. Du Bots Of
the Twenty second Regiment for disobeying
orders on Decoration Day. The charges set
forth that when returning with his command
Company f. TO the armory on the Sixth ave-
nuo elevated railway. alter the parade, he dis
embarked the company at Fifty-ninth instead
OF Seventy second street, as he had been d.
rectod to 10.
When tho court convened In the Twelfth
Regiment Armory, Lieut. Col, King testified
that he had been put In command OF the rear
when tho regiment took tho elevated train at
Eighth street. with orders u get ont at Seven-
ty-secoud street. When he saw members of
Comuany j getting on ut Fifty-ninth street he
put hi head out Of the window and told Capt.
Du B9Is the gettirg.on PLACE was seventy
men out OF the car. On cross-eXamination the
witness acknowledged That he had not notilled
any Of the tuntains Of the order to get OH at
Seventy second street.
CapI Demarest and other officers Of Com
rany + said that Lieut., Col. Kings order was
given 100 lae -, get lile company back into
the train. Capt. Leo, who was capt Du Boiss
counsel read II statement N which Cart. Du
Bois said hat, although he heard Lieut. Col.
King words, he lid notnot understand at the
time thHt the announcement was an order.
After OIL Camp had resrih In Can't Du boss
favor the case was closed. The decision when
reached, will be announced by tho AdJutant-
General
Capt. Allen OF Company d. Seventh Regl-
meui, has boon eXouerated 10y the court OF In
made against him by Lieut. pattison OF the
same company. Lieut.. lGttison charged Can't;
Allen with having, taken rom the rockets OF
urmory. certain paper5 which the Lientenant
alleged were damaging to the Captain repu-
talion. Together with it, eNoneration Of Capt,
Allen. the court preferred charges against
Lieut. Pattson with the Judge ADV ocate Cen
arul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
MINISTER 1HoMpsoN.s MISSION
He 10 Going to Tell the British All About
tho FIAhe cries Troublen

OTTAWA. July 1.-The real object OF the hur-
ried mission OF Sir John Thompson. Minister
OF Justice. to England was In response to q
cable from the British Government. and is the
result OF the recent inability OF Secretary
Blaine and Sir Julian Paunoefote to arrive at
an understanding with regard to the Behring
Sea question. Sir John Thompson is. without
doubt, the ablest diplomat in Sir John Mac
donald's Cabinet. not excepting the Premier
himself. he having made international Dues
tons between Canada and the United STATES
study long before he entered the Government,
and while yet Judge Of the Supreme Court OF
Nova Scotia.
He, now goes to London, to confer with Sir
the Canadian case before tho British Govern
pent. Sir John holds strongly 10 the opinion
that arbitration is the only feasible mode Of
settlement. and has been most pronounced,
with other members Of the Cabinet III protest.
ing against Great Britain agreeing to any COM
promise by which Canadian interests would
suffer. He has written long report on the
case, which he carries with him 70 England.
the British Cabinet on the fisheries question
as regards certain important points which
have presented themselves recently
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

The Boston Advertiser tries to console itself
for the outstripplng Of Boston by Baltimore
and St Louis. 1t is not by her census roll"
says this philosophlc Bostonian, but by her
roll OF patriots. thinkers. philanthropists, Of
names illustrious in the records Of the Church.
the State. the school, the forum. and the world
OF letters. that Boston Is ambitious to be known
and remembered" Bully for Bostonl While
che can boast OF Body and Mind, SULLIVAN and
Cook, her necklace OF beans will be more Illus
trious than the violet crown Of the older
Athens. What If Baltimore and st. Louis have
few more men, women. and children In
those ungodly places you can get clarot and
soda in the drug shops. Boston forbids the
drink. In Boston. too. soaking is sedentary.
What moro does the town need to make 1t
glorious? Depend upon it tho thin shanks Of
Boston will never cease to shin UP the toilsome
steep OF Fame,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
He Won't Let Hudson County Buy Parks.

The Hudson County Park Commissioners.
who have selected and intend te purchase
land for five public parks In the county. sent q
letter to Director Bruggeman OF tbs Board of
Freeholders yesterday asking him to secure
the issue by the Board OF about &16o0000 Of
county BONDS, to bear interest at the rate OF
per cent County Collector Hugh DuGan told
a Sun reporter yesterday that he would under
no circumstances sign a single bond issued to
raise money to buy parks. Without lis sigma
ture the bonds will be worthless.
Suppose the Commissioners get man
damus 10 compel you to sign tho bonds" sus-
- Let EN-, Iust let en-" replied the Collector
IN fight 'em 10 the end. but they'll never ge9
my name on a bond. Jersey City cant afford
Increased expenditures that the city and coun-
~ Governments need this year, the issue OF
these park bonds would raise the city rate OF
taxation to moro than 8 per cent. Without
decent City Hall, with bad streets and worse
sewers. and not enough school, police. and fire
houses II would be the height Of nonsense fog
tho city to go into a roal estate speculation.
won't sign Il bond, law or no law III fight EN-
to the court OF last resort"
Among tho things that the city and county
will be compelled 10 raise money for this year
are millon-dollar boulevard. the money 20 DO
raised by bonds. and 100000 insane asylum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

The reports Of the heat in Chicago are
shocking Nothing can be moro painful or
moro repugnant than the idea OF dying sud
denly from such cause. We trust that this
terrible dspensation will soon be over and
that 1t will not again return. Especially would
its return be lamentabe II It should come In
the midst OF the Worlds Fair, with the town
full OF strangers from St Louis, Louisville. st.
Paul. and Fargo, to say nothing OF visitors
from more distant places.
Meanwhile here In New York, whore. for
political reasons, Congress would not allow
the Fair to be held, the days are cool, the
nights delightful, the moonlight beauteous,
and the sleeping superb. This is q moat IA
vored region. Would that Chicago might DO
equally blessed particularly during the con-
tinuance Of the Fair in 1894 and 1881
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
For the last few DAYS we have missed the

For the last few days we have missed the
customary Chicago editorial articles on Chi
cago as Summer Resort" The mere fact that
alarRe part OF the population has suffered sun
stroke would not check the fertile invention Of
our esteemed contemporaries in Cook county,
but so much Of their space has to be given to de-
scriptions Of the heat and its effects that there
Is no room to extol the gentle breezes that
blow from the lake. In a week or two conf
dence will be restored. and Chicago will talk
till tears Of pride como into its eyes about its
even summer temperature but will forget to
add that that even temperature is about 115'
In the shade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
Fifty Free Doctors for tho Poor.

Fifty Young doctors, among them two women were
sworn into the free among tho ~
Sanitary Headquarters yesterday morning, anc then
gathered in the Mulberry street annex 10 listen few
instructions from Dr. Morris The Doctor tod them to
observe strictly the etiquette OF their protessicn and
never to interfere with private practice To- look sharply
after the sanitary condition Of every tonemsE they
who has medical attendance is to be treated s long
as is necessary. Medicines furnished free Il SAINT
tary aiquhrterA The doctors with then such
simple drugs are most in demand and instructions
Printed in English Germnn ava Italian They are 10
report twice woek At headquarters They began work.
aLD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
The strsot.cleaalnE Police.

The sixty policemen detailed to work in the Street
Cleaning Department reported at the department office
at o coek yesterday morning. They wore the orii.
nary uniform. Mr. Bsattie was not there and DEPUTY
Dalton dismissed them until to-day. There will prob
ABLY be roll calls for the men each day, the
department for those assigned down town and another
at some place up town
Commissioner BeattIes secretary has written to Mrs
NJ TrAutmRnn OF the Ladies' Health Protective Assn-
citation 10 acknowledge tho obligation Of the depart
ment TO the association and 10 request ito members
inform the department OF all violations OF the law which
IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

Previous to leaving Paris on his return to
tho United states. our distinguished CORE
spondent, Mgr. O'REILLY. concluded an ar
rangement with the great publishing house
OF DIDoT to bring out in magnificent style for
the Chicago Fair q now book which he has in
preparation and Of which he Is to furnish them
with q version in French, which language is as
natural to him as English.
The superb French edition Of Mgr ORE11LT's
" Life OF LEO NIL" has had such success that
the Messrs. DIDoT have reproduced 1t In
smaller form and less expensive style for more
popular circulation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

Whom the Germans began to study the
tribes around Astrolabe Bay, In New Guinea.
while ago. they were very much Interested to
find that quite a number Of Russian words had
been incorporated into the various languages.
The circumstance was easily explained by the
fact that the Russian explorer MACLAY had
lived for some time among these peoples. 1t
shows how easily It came about that these
Papuan languages have very large admix-
ture OF Polyneslan and Malayan elements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
M,.. Kussem WA. Hrr su,t at Ia.t.

Mis- Josephine Russells repevin snit to recover fur
nure lent by her to her sisterinlRw Mrs julia Russell
OF 3O3 West fortythird street decided yesterday
in favor of the plaintiff by Civil justc" McH'an Ibis
iP the case from " hch grew Chhrgc OF conspiracy
against Clv Justice Murray. Marshal WAI"r ana
Lawyer Lamont, Tho charge wa 10 inay Withdrawn;
Ius'cr Murray had dismissed tho case but new tTlAl
having been ordered by tie Court OF Common fleaS
he transferred 1t to Justice Mckean,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

Belgium two weeks ago to take command Of
the anti-save station to be founded at that
point and TO establish safe road on which the
pieces Of the steamer will be carried to Lake
TanRanyika. This steamer is to be an anti
slavery cruiser and will lie in wait for boats
laden with captives, many thousands OF whom,
dragged from their homes west Of the lake.
have been shipped across on their way to the
ooaat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

Every sword every bayonst every cannon, and every
dsar Of the nations wealth pledged to the enforce
ment Of every one Of its provisions when the time
shall como that tho nation aoqulesces in the PROPOSE
ton that the power of tho Government is unequal to
the task of UNFOLDING sustaining and enforcing every
command OF the Constitution that moment the sand In
tho hourgAss OF our hs,Sry G nation viii begin
10 run"
Does Mr.. SINCLAIR hear the drum and see
the musket9 II not, we can give him fur
Their information.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
Women on Both.sIdes Sad dies.
Prom the Philadelphia R-sII

from me PhIIudtIphIu FTtIL
WILMINGTON June 29-Two ladies on horseback
cantorsd up West Fourth street the fashionable thor
ouEhfare OF this city about dusk last evening There
was nothing unusual in their appearance; they at
trAotsd no attention, and only limited few OF tho
hundreds who crowded the sidewalks were aware that
tho two eQuesrisnnes tho pioneers OF the Misrs
style OF horsewom Anship in WiIamsport They wore
tho bifuroaed habit and rode gracefully and comfora
bly, Astrdo their steed Tho ladies chose the hour OF
dusk in order avoid attracting attention but the
novelty wears on they will probably venture out in the
bro Ad light OF day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
DR.. G,b,er Successful in a DImoult Case.

A Iongshoreman OF Jersey CITY who was bitten in the
LETT hand by dog last sunday was admitted yesterday
TO the Pasteur Institute ono patient was dIsthArged
He WAS from Ontario and had been nnder tratmene
sixteen days Tho man was bitten thirty hFe Gays os'
he started for this city Three days atd his ar
rival he show oil alarming sympt9ms and for Two days
he de lirlous Afer tie NTH inncuRtOn 10 begap
TO improve aud yeste day he was discharged 3 cured
Tho UNcLor ann has neteen LAents under trtEmenk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
We find 1t alleged in the Commercial Gasette

We find 1t alleged in the Commercial Gasette
Of Cincinnati as q fact discredltable to Mr.
CLEVELAND that he feathered his nest with
the hundred thousand dollar Red Top specu-
lation." Well, what was there wrong about
that2 He bought the property cheap and he
sold It OF a handsome profit. Just as anybody
else would have liked to do Does anybody pre-
tend that he perverted for this purpose the au-
thority and influence Of the Presidency We
have never seen any evidence to authorize tho
blame OF Mr.. CLEVELAND on this account.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
Ia NoRMAND1B AHEAn
News By q Carrier Pigeon Released from
the Aurania on Sunday.

the Aurania ON Sunday.
The steamship La Normandie is beating the
Aurania across the ocean. This Is the news
received per carrier pigeons released from tho
Aurania by President W, D. Murray OF the
Plainfed, n. j.. Y. NJ. @. A. Bo:h steamers
started on Saturday at P. NJ. from New York.
On Sunday five Of the birds were released BY
Mr. Murray. Tho steamer was then about 800
miles out from Sandy Hook. Ordinarily
carrier pigeon released at sch will bead
his course home. The first bir1 reached his
homo in the loft OF Charles Doane OF plainiield
at 440 P, NJ. on Sunday, q little Under eleven
the bird must have taken an air lie for home.
The bird Is three years old and comes OF for
eign stock. A sixth bird was released after the
others had flown and WAS found in his home in
the loft OF !; Hervey Doane on Monday morn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
New Label cigars Due Next Week.

In spite of the remonsrances of American importers
the cigar manufacturers OF Havana determined 10
gin the of their new label on July This label de-
scrbsd in TnE sus recently has been adopted in order
TO certify to tho consumer that the Havana cigars
what they represented to he While importers wei
the label they object to its intrOdu ton Just at
this time because they have all Oadeh up with cigars IN
anticipation OF incTeA IN duties bhOud tie Mckn
Icy bin become law No cigars have yet come to this
port bearing tho new label. nnd importers hero believe
that tho nrst will pc shipped by the boat that leaves
Havana noxt Saturday, due hero Wednesday July s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
Lsrasu Clt1,s FouI DrInkInr Wnter.

Tho Jersey City Board OF Health decided yesterday to
investigate the city, water supply. They viii hire
steam launch and sail up the PassaIG River making
note Of evey of pollution that they eau discover
and then they will begin suits against the pol!utprs
Jersey Ctys drinking the past week has zen of
q ErSensh yellow color, and has had tai 'as'e nni
smell glass of water drawn from OF the pipes by
an experimenter was allowed TO stand all night In the
morning bottom OF tho glass covered with mud
When the water was poured out of the glass the mud
remained Tho sXperimenter reports that emitted
suing OAor shat was distngushable several feet
AWAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
4 Camel Mrolc ml- nnek.

During the parade OF the Forepaugh circus YruEerS
last Saturday night one OF the caRels fell crushing bS'
meath him his rider Harry wilson. The young man
was picked uP iUsensib.e and it was found lhat his
back was broken lie was rpnySHed 10 ~ v"hn.t ~
pital where after lingering i'm agony day or ~, hb
died. lie was native u scranton va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
while they arc raising funds in England

While they are raising funds in England
to launch q steamboat on Victoria NyanZa,
another steamboat ia to be placed by the Congo
State on Lake langanyIka. This steamer will
be carried from Leopoldyills up the Congo to
the Kassai, then up the KASsRi to the BankUFa.
then up that river TO the LomAmi and 10 the
head OF navigation on that river. 1t Will thea
DO In the centre Of Africa and Mr. HnoK len
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

Edward J, Henley the English actor, who was ar,
rested on MONDAY night charged with Astaulang Police
Rein Of the Nineteenth prsouct ArraiEned At
Jefferson Market Police IOlrl yesterday lhe com.
PLANT was changed " one Of dAoTdsTJ s0Adu0t AAG
Henley was nnsd -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

FfOn the EdShlHgton Post
The debate tho bill to parayEs the progress OF the
South and 10 galvaniEe into life again tho dead and
sinking politics of the reconstruction PERIOD other.
wise known tho Federal Election BILL begun in
the House yesterday.
The Democratic party 10 sometimes charged with
being the party Of colossal blunders and tho wrscker
of its own tortuneL 1t would now though tho
Republican party were bent upon AppropriatinR this
distinction to itself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
The metropolitan Museums $685. IL
Taxed.

Appraiser Van schRIck submitted TO Surrogate Ran.
som Yesterday his report upon the requests under the
will of John j. AstoE. which are subject TO the cOst
Sral Inheritance tag OF ave per cent The will gave
tloo6 900 10 ST Luke Hospital, 5000 10 tho Aetropol
HaA VSSum Of Art 10000 to the New York CRuesF
HosgllA IAS $4,000 z s trustees OF the n.tor n,
NuISHA " Arr u SuhiOo 70 the tax
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

1t would be delicate attention on the
part OF some English gentleman to propose the
Hon. GROVER CLEVELAND as an active member
OF the Alpine Club,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

From OHs Of sam JOneEI SermOnS
II don't get to heaven will bS one of the worst dis
appointed men on earth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

~ trthinE with cold mary one allows himself q
0ri into u condition favorable TO the development OF
some latent disease which thereafter takes FUN posses
sion OF the system Better cure your Cold AZ once with
Or, d. James ELpeptOTAnt = good remedy for Throat
Eus Aha Lung Gnse4onk-Aag
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

Byron 10 one of tho luokiost towns in the west II
has bra band lust organized without tho means 10
procure instruments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
drowned In Each 0lher'- Arms.

PArrKSoN. July John aud Peter sullivan aged IL
and years respectively sons Of John sullivan, the
superutendent Of the Pennington property tile River
road above Paterson ent out rowing yesterday with
thei. two t,s sisters us they lad many tne before
Little Peter lost his balance and el overheard John
who wa IN expert swimmer Jumped INTO 10 river to
rescue lin but 10th were uruWu'd lHrlr bOller we're
s,D,,qu MY covered, They we're found locked in
rLrM mlMaLk AILLA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
The BostsA OauSsk.

1fOaS ~ bsSSoss o0SsStsY.
FhtI Wt1i be called the nOtAblO year
Fer cheese and crackers Aha lager bSS1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
Is life worth livingP

Is HE worth livngY
Most certainly 1t is II you have got good
horse; and there is no possible doubt about 1t
II you have got span.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
A Political Paradox Ia Texas.
nyron's Phenomenal Luck.

Prom the Beaumont Journal
HoEEs peculiar notions not taking EeOs very fast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
WILLIAM 8. HOLMAN OF INDIANA.

admit for am anxious to delineate his character
with truth, that he partisan in the OF firm
and unyieldnG devotion to tho fortunes OF HIS party
From his early youth to tho close of his life he
Democrat and only confident Of the future Of his
try in the supremacy In the public councils of Govern
ment OF the views OF constitutional power under the
Federal system taught by the early whose
views were generally accepted by the Democratic
party For forty Ave years he adhered the fortunes
Of that party without shadow ofturnuH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

His homo life was well known. union had been
formed there which after nearly half century must
think have cost the sword OF death effort
She was WIFE he husband but they ceased TO no
lovers oonndantS friends She was the wAtchEuard;
he the mainstay. lie was talked to about tho house,
she was consulted about the State Tho lines OF bliss
and burrows Of care across both brows you could
had been peuRhed by the same hand The sun never
1hono on less than TWO
The Washington critic., 1890-02-28
The Chicago NIarkets.
Washington Stock Exchange.


Sales-Regular Call-12 o'clock m.--
National Bank of the Republic, 10 at 25l.
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
5 at 81. West End National Bank, at %.
Columbia Railroad, 10 at 75. Capitol and
North 0 Street Railroad, 10 at 63a; 8 at 63I.
Columbia Fire Insurance, 100 at II; 80 at
III. American Graphophone, so at lot;
so at 16s; so at lGs; 80 at l6s; so at l6s; 80
at 1Gs.
Lights Ist' es, 100; u. S. Electric Light
I'd, 6's, l15; W. 81 G. II. X. 10-40 6's,
R'93'23, 105; w. & G. Convertible, 6's,
100; Masonic Hall ASSN, SIS, c 1898, 107;
Wash. Market Co., 1st Mort, 6's, ITO;
Wash. Market Co., Imp, G's, 1l7; lnl'd &
Seaboard Co., 6's, G 1897, =; Wash. 1t.
Infantry, LIST, 6's, 1904 103; Wash. Lit. In
fantry, I'd, rs, 1904, 9S; Wash. Gas Light
Co., Ser. A, G's, 121; Wash. Gas Light Co.,
Ser B, 6's, 122.
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Wash
ington, 500 Bank of Republic, $50; Metro
politan, 260; Central, 2SU; Second, 1888;
Farmers and Mechanics, 100; Citizens,
lG7; Columbia, l7G; Capital, 1l6; West
End, 72.
Railroad Stocks - Washington and
Georgetown, 275; Metropolitan, 100; Co
lumbia 72; Capitol and North o Street,
60; lexington and Soldiers Home, 81.
Insurance Stocks--Firemen's 43; Frank
lin, 55; Metropolitan, SO; National Union,
20; Arlington, $50; Corcoran, 63; Colum-
bia, 1863: German-American, $50; Potomac,
SS; Riggs, Sc; Peoples 81.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate
Title, 1923; Columbia Title, g; Washington
Title, -.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks--W Washing
ton Gas, 434; Georgetown Gas, As; U. s.
Electric Light, los.
Telephone ks-Pennsylyania, 26;
Chesapeake and Potomac, 81; American
Graphophone, l6.
Miscellaneous Washington Mar
ket Co., 10; Washington Brick Machine
Co., 300; Great Falls Ice Co., 175; Bull
Run Panorama Co., %; National Safe De-
post, 240; Washington Safe Deposit, 1871;
Washington Loan and Trust Co., %; Ma
tional Topographic, -; Mergenthaler, -;
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, &; Wash. Loan
and Trust, Co., -; American Security and
Trust Co., 90.
IN LOWELL, MASS, where Hoods Sarsa-
paTilla is made, there is more of this medi-
cine sold than of all other blood purifiers.
This is certainly valuable home indorse-
ment.