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Il. o. H. Sy.f1E CONTENTION.
Congratulations Extended TO IreIand'1
ChnmpiOns In Parliament.

RoNDouT MAY 2S.-Thc thirty seventh an
nua state Convention OF the Ancient Order OF
Hiberrian' met in Li,combs Opera House to-
day. There were upward OF 800 delegates in
attendance all counties having divisions ok
cept Erie. being represented. The Convention
was called TO order by State Delegate NJ. J. Ken
nedy of New York After the appointment of q
Committee on Credentials recess was taken
till 3o'clock. On reassembling tho committee
reported that there were no contested seats
The State officers thon presented their annual
reports, which showed that there were 81
divisions, IN increase Of II since the
last report. with n total membership OF 1878.
an Increase Of ovor OUO Committees were
appointed md the Convention adjourned until
evening. Tonight the following preamble and
resolutions we're unanimously adopted:
WhrTrdS, We have the sublime faith in tho ult.
ma succcS, OF the homo riIo movement under tho
leadership or those mighty champions or the Of
human liberty, Gladstone, FRrnell. % Brlsu DavltL
uealy DihOn ami their colleagues and,
Wh-r'n' We note with profound Inv tho progress ot
III cause Of long msruied and s4feruE Ireland there
iure. lie
Treasured. That this convention extend to Irs.ands
champions It's CONCENTRATIONS the they have
achieved with The assuranco OF continued support
IN every way within our power.
: At midnight the convention was bRlloting
Tor state Delegate the contest narrowing
down between Tetor O'neiliv Of Syracuse and
Thomas Neary o! Brooklyn, with the chances
IN favor OF the latter
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New Yorker interested in tho editorial on Sound
Ideas" published in TuE SUS OF the ISM inst. wrote
complimentary 10 First Assistant Postmaster General
ClatksOn ana inquired II the article expressed his Opin.
ion correctly uIe has received he following repy:
DIN SIX HANKS for your Kidd letter OF tito loth,
en- oEn2 tho article from Tug srN had not
seen II before very Elad to have tie rOm.
! american newspaper is,!ine poiee as you
fall people. loiusinen are apt TO he VrannIca aud
continued In Once Tor lie and not depen tent gOUi
behavior AMI Kindness for rc'euion grow more tyrRn
nieSL j. doe. NJ take any great amount OF ABILITY 70
the people. The man who has q club TO other
mems heads ought 10 have his arm tempered with
recent sense of how tho people themselves feel and
car only R@ys this by having lately 9esn in tho rank
proVRl OF my views on civil service. J. s. CLARKsON
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PORT RIcHMoND,s PARADE
Creditabie Demonstration IlluEain ated hy
the New Electric Lights

A Creditabie Demonstration IIluIaina ted by
the New Electric Lights.
People from all Staten Island gathered at
Port Richmond at O'Clock last evening to wit.
moss the parade held TO celebrate the advent OF
electric lights in the streets OF that place. More
than 5000 gathered along the line OF march
Nearly all houses along the line were Rayiv
decorated with Chinese lanterns and AaCs.
while from some OF them rockets and fire.
works OF all descriptions were set of
The procession was led by Grand Marshal
David NJ. Van Name. after whom came a s0uRd
OF Port Richmond ard West Brighton police
men. under command Of Sergeant Cobb The
Apollo Cornet Band. famous throughout the
island. followed. Coaches containing the Town
Trustees, stephen u. Whitman, Garret y.
Wright, George Meserole, j cob Housman, and
Henry ID. Simonson. and mentors OF the com
mittees In charge OF the various divisions
rolled along next. and were followed by the
Traversvie Drum and Fife Corps. which in
turn headed Richmond Post. 523, G. A. r.
band Of eleven cowboys and two cowgirls from
South Beach, number Of wagons REPRESENT
Ing various trades. AMI large body Of citizens
with torchlRhts completed procession which
has never been eQualled in Port Richmond.
The electric lights. the introduction Of which
the parade WAS intended to commemorate, are
rather small to look upon, but when on at full
force they cast very powerful light. They are
eighteen candle power. and were turned on for
the first time last night Tho parade was
nearly three-guRrters OF a mile long and
passed through the principal streets Of Port
Richmond. Erastlna. and Lin Park
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"NORIIOOD."
Fairy Land Near the shore or the RosouHd.
Ing Sea.


Ing Sea.
yeniences and Adornments OF Long BrAnoh-tho lew
Norwood will widely extend his repute a. q public.
spirited citizen. and gratefully sommend him to pop
The Vicinity OF South and Cedar Av has been trans
scene 81 bsAuy and gAdnesS radiant and RlitternE
environed By tho pOmp and circumItRnce OF fashion
and BY the brilliant taste and cultured grace which RAy.
Within sound and sign OF tho ever restless sea II ia
nevertheless AS quiet and Seciuded as those Charming
birds arc filtered and sOftsnol by outrageous shade
Norwood looks out upon tho logeli-st ana fash,
richly dressed riders aud nagniNcen equipaHes OF a
tuInmers afternoon is Ike looking at panorama OF
Tie IHrk IL marEnsd by twenty new cottages OF
unique but picturesque architectural beauty. IN tho
residents OF the Park and their RuestL
Its accessible by four wide GNonusA surfaced with
They enter from four dGsren! stree-south St, Holly.
wood ay- fGrEView ay, and NilOwbrook aN
entrances on the lower floor This floor Is devoted eH
elus'!olJ TO physical rscrsation-b billiards pool, bowl
The second floor ia beautifully fitted up a. hall for
concerts or other entetanmonts ThS decorS lions In
"S sS so obsnasaEs sR loIa sSS
me details Or Sdornmsnt and conyeniencS are OF
ocI IIp fuTnshsS IN tss 0S
TASTE Each is provided with plano
The advantages OF Norwood" to tho hborhood 1t
Eaddtns and beauties can scarcely no esTmAted
TIC Nm i0rt H,,I,a sIsukS Of Norwood" nv fol.
Inc cottages at "Norwooi' arc mArvsls Of conyen.
i:ncs and comfort aud are snapped up by nrstolSSS
o., .SSSS; :ss $50 e; :: ~. .'s
+ as "a ~ =! 49, A''AlAS AA "'' u
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a ser,nrt efMc. A.,or rhr..hsa.

Three months ago the family OF william Waldorf
Aston discharged Thomas Douglas OF OIL Third ave-
Young irish servant and engaged Charles Phil.
Itps an Eng sNman in his place Phillips and Douglas
mot on Fr'h avenue last ght and came to blown in
which Ph.lipss walking sick broken over his own
lead and policeman took both men to tho Thirtsth
street staIun. Phillips had badly bruised eve and 4
swollen forehead DouSaI tod tho Sergeant that Phil
lips hal ~Gln the quarrel and that he logged him Win
his 9wn wa king stick IN sol defense.
never iouchnd him The whole trhubls Ia that he Ia an
rlshma4 and am an nrlshmRn, and he has a rrudgs
berau>e Was engaged IN hI, E,eAd "
hergent sheldon locked Douglas up and told Phillips
thAt ne YOU'D have TO lock Tim up 100 II he didn't 10
10 court 10 make complaint. Phillips consented.
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The Cottage cav OF on Her FRS. Trip.

Tho new propeller Cottage city recently put into com
mission Nv tho Maine steamship Company. left her
dock, Pier b E"s. River, yesterday afternoon on hsr
FIRST trip 10 Portland AmonE Lee passengers were C. NJ
Bailey, President Of tho ,umpGiyi Captain lIoratlo
Han, the New YORK agent Mr. 7 =. TA.mAdEs Of
BROOKLYN, ami Chas j. faron and wife Capt John
Fennetl, formerly command or inc EleanOrA, IL
Capt-ln The steamer Niul1ru? Wh,ch Ia replaced Ivy
the Cottage chs Inns been sid 10 tho Now York Maine
and NeN brunswick ~Ietm-H COMPANY. Capt Bragg
cakes command ~ the Li"annrA
A new 'Gai is budding ' the New England Company
N take the pncr Of Tho ,etupra She VIII 10 ke the
Cottage C.'} ant ied w with al tho latest Improve.
meu's cart enurU lhHn- ITO cottage city will make
tho distance between sew OFk aud Portland In twenty.
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A Strange So In the Inspectors Pocket
After the Interview.

f. Koscbsrtn applied to the Roard OF Health recently
for permit smoke bologna sausage in the front base
ment OF I4O5 Avenue A. The application was referred
to INSPECTOR john Wade who reported that should 10
rolectsd as the house WAS tenement containing
tWentyt families and had already bakery In tho
basement aud butcher shop on the FIRST hOUr.
ON Tuesday tho Board WAS noinod taL koschertz WAS
smoking bologna, NAds went up 10 investigate.
kosuhertE pleaded that he might bo allowed 10 cen.
tnuo his business OH the ground thai there had been
smoke house there before Wade told him ind tho
old permit and nrng II e, HIM at his house, that no
miklt examine H. When Wade got home he found in
his clothes s. note that KOschcrtI, lie thinks must
have thrust into his pocket whils arguing with him.
Yes erday wade gave the mote to sanitary Superin-
tendenI Martin who sent for koscherlL He Will not
get ms perm
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Laying Pipes for . Republican Mayor.

Fifty men who believe that New York ought to have
. Republican Mayor, sat down at MOrelIos last night.
dinner in celebration OF the organization Of the
Republican Volunteer Association 1t was gotten up by
Oliver sumner TeA to bring out tho full vote of tho
Republicans who don't belong any Republican organ.
iZution. aud who need proddinR to wake them up on
election days Speeches were made by Julien T Davis,
President of tho association. and William jay VicN.
President and By Mr.. Teal Jacob II. Sims the coIored
Republican, Senator IsDenArd Stewart, Cen. James
NJ NRrnun ex Assembiyman Howe secretary Herbert
satteree Carmino sinscalco, an Italian Republican.
and George r Iuyster OF tho German Republican Vol.
Mr.. SiniScRcO estimates that thore 5000
Italians here the majority OF whom ought TO vote for
Republican MAYOR.
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Tho Prohibition Amendment Convention

SYRACUSE. May 2s.-The State Prohibition
Amendment Convention TO arrange plan OF
campaign met In this city to-day. with an at
tendance Of 500 delegates Tho Hon. John J.
Plat OF Syracuse was chosen President There
was a long discussion as to the size OF the COM
mittee on plans for the campaign. 1t was
charged that secret societies and some church
organizations were seeking TO be recognized
on the committee to the exclusion OF nom
church member delegates and resolution
that the committee consist OF nine. and that 1t
be selected from the meeting as body. pre-
vailed
Chairman Plat announced the Committees
Rs follows:
Plan OF CAmpaiRn-The Rev. W B. Hudson OF New
York Wesley Jones OF Columbia John ~. Stearn Of
New York, Mira Mary Tonne Burt OF Now York. Edward
Evans Of New York. Charles Mills OF Wayne, D. W
Hooker of syracuse. Mrs George stevens of Franklin
The evening session was occupied mainly
with the report OF the Committee on Resolu-
lions
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FIGHTING IN A CIRCUS
Ann Arbor Studenta Guy . show and Arc
Attacked by the Canvas Men.

Ann ArDOr Stuoentp guy = ShO" ma AFo
Attacked by tho Canvas Men.
ANN ARBoR. Mich May 2s.-During q per-
Torrance OF Franklins circus here last even
ing 800 students from the State University
Guyed the show. When the performance was
finished and most OF the audience dispersed
the students, who remained in the tent, in q
bunch gave tho college yell. u. of NJ
This demonstration was Mt once followed by
an attack from about twenty circus men armed
cry. Hey. Rubow Tho students, surprised by
the attack. fell back with several broken heads;
but soon rallied, In The melee several pistol
shot n The shoulder. 1t is said ten students
and as many circus men are in the hands Of
physicians. Several arrests OF both circus men
and students have occurred. hone OF tho in
iuries are supposed to be fatal There is IN
tense excitement al Ann Arbor
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An ORGANIZATION known as tho Grain Trade Protective
Association OF the Produce Exchange decided ysster
DAY that II should have something to say about the
candidates for OIL Of the Exchange to 10 voted for
on Monday The members Of the association tb.rsfor.
held secret meeting and wanted George Mlrnine To
ttks the domination for Precedent There was hitch
Lh"ui this and = committee ~ two with ii r. knsS.
!sH thairln-n Was appointed 10 Gel ny cket HEY
want 70 name the candidates tor President and three
hdNhional MANAGERS and "a. ITO grain trade ready
nave Two representatives IN the board i IL expected
NAV mere WIN Ia thOuf n uppus ton from uihSF
TSdeTs on tho floor at tie demand Tor taree more
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The Ives Reference.

The Ives reference was resumed Yesterday before
Referee ststson. Mr. Eingsbury counsel for Armed 4
Waule, presented "a claim for Sl5OOJJ ON motion OF
Hamilton aud DayIun Railroad the claim was ne IcsI
70 5000 tue balance not being favorable claim under
the decision made yss erday In the CoOmba case
W. y. cromwell resumed his testimony. UeinE cross
examined ~ Mr kingstury regarding tho details RriS.
ing ~ tho Robert Garrett and baltimore and Ohis
Railroad transaction,
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Sunk In tho su,r or M.x,.o

NEW ORLEANS. May ga despatch from
Capt Hardie Of the steamship City OF Dallas.
at Puerto Cortez reports the loss OF the steam
boat Mountain Girl In tow OF the City OF Dali
lbs. from New Orleans. Two OF the Mountain
Girls crew. John Denmore and George Boher.
were drowned. The steamboat was on her
Eayto Puerto Cortez, TO run from that city up
tho Ullola River ~
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site. for Now Eurlvo Hou.e..

The Fire Board met yesterday and adopted reHolu
tons requesting tho Board of Estimate and Apporton
ment to appropriate S 90 for tho purchase OF sites
for IRE apparatus houses at 10th street and FIFTH
nue. ltth street and seventh avenue 18th street and
Wills avenue lUlBt street and Forrest avenue l7th
ueet ana MOTIFS avenue ana ltlst Hteet ana tenth
avenue also asking tho Commissioners OF tho sinking
Fund 10 assign for tho purpose lot owned by tho
Cypress avenue.
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A Very Bie Geld story.

DENVER. May pa report reached here this
afternoon from Alamosa that wonderful
strike has been made in the Golconda mine,
which Is owned by ex-senator Tom Bowen.
Through the mine runs solid streak OF gold
opened from which $2O0.O00 has been taken.
The strike has created the greatest excitement
In the southern part Of the state.
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Tho Sixth Avenue Hotel Case Again Goes
Over

Tho Excise BoATd was TO have considered yesterday
morning the question OF TsvSLinG the lsenAe Of John
r. GTinthS Sixth Avenue Hotel complained Of by the
Forty fourth Street Association. Ozark Bell and sew
srAl other members OF tho association were on hand
President Meakim wAb the only Commissioner present
lie refused TO hear tho alone and tho hearing
adjourned Tor one week.
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4 Month. Grace for the Doomed Men.

There were limitations at the Custom House yester.
day hat the eighteen toremeu and assistant rfIsuerG
booked for removal on SATURDAY. by Secretary Window
MAJ have a months grace Surveyor Lyon from the
hour We order wac received did no mink possible to
enforce II on such short notice without etrimsnt
90 his department. IL 10 now believed that Secretary
WINDOW ~ modify the order ~ 70 have II 80 into
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sala orthe S. u. AZ. Rarlow Estate.

Beginning on June 5. and continuing on Friday and
Saturday, Auctioneer O. H. LuenESne will soil tho en-.
tire estate OF tho late s. l. Barlow at Glen Cove L.
Tho sale will embrace 1900 OF the very choicest and
most expensive palms and cereuG pineapple. and orange
plants 100 aquatic plants 40 oamelliaA 1000 or more
orchds and 100 of roses The live stock
s.s Of rare and costly breeds OF horsen ooWS sheep
carriages and harness will also be sold Catalogues
may be obtained OF @. H. Luengene Fulton and Lafay.
cite avenueA BroOkyn.
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Section 4 or tho Aqueduct Accepted.

Section OF tho new Aqueduct was accepted VeStor.
day by tho Aqueduct Commissioners from Brown, How.
ard Co, the contractors Tho final payment of
So no viii not be made however, until tho opinion of
Corporation Counsel Clark Ia received concerning tho
point that tho rm did finish tho work IN the time
GALE tor IN tho specifications contractors Bren And
Cark are also inerested in this opinion. the city 10
still In their debt to the amount OF Sl0s 800 which Is
u tAlnel on the salno RrOund.
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Tho Manhattan NJ utuaI VIII Mako 9 State.
ment To-daY

The New York ONCE OF the Manhattan Mutual Fire
Insurance Company at Ill Broadway whose Afairs
in avery uncertain state account of tho invesga
ton which state Inspector shannon IL making to a
certain lust how tho company stands wss almost de-
serted yesterday afternoon when reporter called
ono OF tie employees explained In the absence OF
Manager wagner that the company would DO ready to
make = full statement oil its Affairs tod
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Tho REGULAR card for tho second lay has the
2,27 and 2:37 troting classes, with nine and
sixteen entries respectively.
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BsOkaahers Eyaalur tho Law.

bALT'HoHE, May % Lynn and Wall, tho boohmaksrs
Who were compellsd to leave here when the law pre-
h'oinE pool selling WAS parsed have determined upon
a plan by which they eau continue to do huErt .hsrs
me AT a. race duriI rare meet
lhks IheT Wll establish TRACK here VI ere rfuu ~
ana Uoilug events Ia he rOn!uctsi thrug. guW IL
season 1be pace sc,rcl.i Is Arlington - rll, me-
uo;llni course iubi outside tho uit, ItHUE.i Wan
wiz el pool at thew own 1rRrk amt a. the suu~ ne
the county
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ENTRIES FOR 0RAVEskND TO-DAY.
An Attractive Gard for tho Wind.up OF the
Meeting

THIS is 'hc rl"-.u- CEY O.. tho r.ooh5R
JocNeI hub mcetingat Grave end. and There
should be- q great crowd in attendance. as the
Brooklyn Cur and fremont Stakes are down
on the cards for dSoision. Exile. Sir Dixon.
oO1S-tO-TAN, AA6 OthST E0Od OaSS are AGm0d
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to 70 in the former, while Correction. the run
ner-up in the Great American Stakes; Chat
ham. Bolero, Gray Rock and others Of consld-
cradle quality will go to the post in the two
year-old event Exile may capture the Cup.
with Sir Dixon second. and the Morris pair
may run first and second In the fremont, but
Roloro has good chance to split tho pair
TipstafT and Maidstone may do for the opening
race, and Martin Russell and Savini may do to
and Lottie are speedy enough to- deserve sun
port in the NTH. aud whatever beats Rcclare
and Llsimopy will carry of the money in the
sixth
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WIN yoH 60 t. the SIrIroEA tarsSL Read OuqaS for
SsnN AAd ySu VII tE0V SLGI the HREllSB DST0y Ia
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TrOttiaE In KnHnasCity.

KASuS CIrr May ~ This va, the Iecond day OF the
initial mestnE Of tho North CenrAl TroiIuE
Association high wind made tGe timoSoW.
Three. IL mute c.Hss puT-r 500
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n
rooms of the Interstate Commerce Com mis-
sion in Washington. The sub ects the Conven-
Il, Il was called 20 consider arc railroad legiS-
lation. uniformity In railway accounting rail-
way construction, &c. Judge ooley the Chair
mln oil the Interstate Commerce commission.
AS tic pr siding officer of the Convention held
last year, cnl cd tho Convention 70 order and
made u brlo' opening address. He spoke OF
the I'M ortauce OF these con erences and OF
tho valuable service they could render the
country ,, in sgGEes,ing Uniformity y railroad
spoke OF the dilcuties which lay in the way
greater in this country than in Eu.
TGEEs sb STnsd to the peculiar coRndoRs
the railroad mileage In tile United StaGes was
nearly half of that which existed in the entire
W9fla aSai no "S S stt r ana si@tG super
The Interstate law, which was designed to
correct many o. the eyil- which were recog-
yet lis SoHtroipg irt. he beidVed Was ss' Just
snd It WAS not The i,Gsgn 81 the lay TO inter
dulles which dsvoyel upon them ln the man
that their deliberations would result In the
adoption OF wise and beneficial measures.
At the conclusion OF Judge Cooley remarks
apermanent organization was effected by the
election OF Judge too,ey as Chairman and Mr.
Committee on Legislation appointed ~ the
last meeting was then rend. 1t HHid that there
wore TWO causes Tor the lacE OF uniformity In
railway legislation in this country. The nrst
cause yas the wan Of harmony between tho
LEGISLATION of Congress md that of the state
Legislature, and lie Second cause was the
want OF harmony iu the Legislation Of the
different States. The report Recommended that
law be made part OF tho laws OF tho different
State-. IL was also urged that laws be enacted
BY Congress securing uniformityin the various
details II railroad equipment and MANAGE
msnt with view 10 tho greater safety and
com ,ort on sMrIoyees am tho public Iherec-
printed.
Tho day ~ersiop was consumed in discuss-
Ing So esui resolutions cmbudJ ing the views
expressed In this loport. A statement com
piled by the Statstician Of the Inter-s tate Com
mOrce Commission Was submitted TO tho Con-
yfntion. showing that the number Of persons
Killed and Injured In railway accidents IN the
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19
DR.. PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach and how.
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q ceats o vial
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19

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Catarrh Remedy and DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery, both of which are sold by drug
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