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Lehlsh University Spring Game.

BETHLEHEM. May 10.-The spring meet OF the
Lehigh University Athletic Association took place here
this afternoon The games made doubly interest.
ng by Lafayette entering iu most OF them Two rec.
ting tho shot G. II DetwsiIer breaking both records
one hundred yard dash - Won bv H. G.. Fisher
Lafayette; time, 1913 rwome bicycle race-J. 5.
Rirge, -: time, H:j7 Pole vaults. d. WArriner 30
eteet inches Running high Jump J.. W. walker ~
feet inch One mile wHk,F It. Coates
yard dash II Rcter. 'o5,, - seconds -Four.
hundred aud fOrtyya run-E A Straub 80
90 SECONDS. Throwing hAmincr-C II. petwriler 90
~ feet inches exhibition throw, ~ feet sncnrs put.
ting sixteen pound sho-36 feet inches ono hundred
aud twenty yards hurdleG 4. Harvey. Lafayette X
seconds Half mile run-Elliott LafnystLe minutes
IL seconds Running broad Jump-S. j. WRrriuer o.
IL feet inches one mtle Tn-iI. r Barrett, Lutay.
yards hurdle-W.T rntter,On. 81 ." secOndA Tug Gf
whr-LehiRh pulled Lafayette : inches Lafayette
look four out OF ten events entered
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">Hn StNlqOms" GonD-nr.
Comedian Crane GeiS Ten-poInted Ola
mOnd star from Ih"odOre Moss

Come dian Crane GeiS Ten-poInted Ola.
mond star from Th"odors Moss
THE Scnat@r' made h 5 .nrcwcu bow ia
New York audience at Tho Star Theatre last
ni!;!l Shortly before the beginning Of tile
matin 'r performance Manager Thcodorp Moss
picsen'ed 70 Comedian ". Ii. Crane II beautiful
tal.poin,cd diamond star. In Tn" ccrtre cr.
crcllng Il blazing wiitc diamond. was tho
letter {. set in smaller. stones. Tho word.
tho Ntnator llhshed III bril an e aiounG
compartment in the back .. the stnr WAS i
minintGro picture OF Mrs. Grace 4 loul letter
comIaned tho Kilt.
When tho curtain fell on tho Inst net In the
cvGhlhg MIR. trahe stopped out TO III" 100 lights
and made n short farewell speech 10 tho uu-
dience Tho success Of the play. lie said. was
due 10 tho fact that the central iluulc aud his
arc living and moving amid surrouu liui.s with
which We arc familiar.
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LAKCHMONI,S PENNANT HOIS1ED.
Jolly YachtHmen Open the Season ON Long
Island Sound.

Island Sound.
Four guns fired at o'clock yesterday
afternoon hcraldcd tho opening of the Larch-
mont Yacht Club for :he sea- on Of 1890 Cap
pas band on tie piazza Of tho club house
played tho Star Spaugled Banner rs the blue
barred club pcpnAnt was hoiStcd 10 the top
most truck OF the tall flagstaff on tho lawn
facing the Sound. Two hundred members
and guests chrered II and wished the U!gani2a
tlon another year OF success IN their Efforts 10
promote tho interests OF yachts and rncht
racing. on in tho harbOr, swinging to their
anchors lay the sloup yacht Nymph ana the
steamer Meteor Each yacht at Gunllro dis.
played rainbow Of flags reaching from bow
spirit to tHifrail, aHd they were kcpt fy.Es until
sunGown.
1t dinner given in the club rancuet hall
during the evening Commodore GiraId {. II.
I.owrey addressed the mem ers. thanking
" of In 'o Em HftS'%S way "'GHhf|nH HTn "Ms nF%
racing and nrhcr good thirCs ior the club
Cam. h4nc sroEr for the navy, j. ,eaver. IaGG
States oi AnorIcit, minus I GO trade. and
&lo%ana"r Yn'ior, IT. for tho Lnrc!lmont
AT special meeting ralod h, The IommO-
dOre Rt q O'rIoch, IN" amendments 10 tho by
laws an ! aTI!l'gns to IN" uniform rrgHlrtoons
n recommended by IN" committee" :. he scale
Of time allowances, therefore, which hitherto
sixty per cent. which is two and hall per
cent. more thar, that adonted by the
agreed upon. Tho rulo for rating for timo
allowances and classification in the club Will
now be: "To the sIunro root OF the snl area
add tho loRd water ino length and divide tho
sum by two" Time allowance must hc cncu-
lated uyon Tho racing length "nGorGinE TO the
latod at 90 per cent OF tho thc"r"ticnl allow
Rnce based upon tho principle that opportu:
mites for speed vary, Rs do the square roots Of
tho lengths OF vessels OF different sizes.
Among the yu"htsmGn present NJ the, oDen-
ing were Vice Commodore Chester c. Monroe.
Roar Commodore joseph II. sterling, oy.Com-
modoro Augustip Monroe, Treasurer William
Jr; Howard W. Contos, Edward j. lireaccn,
Stanley tireacen, Edmund Blunt, L. Bryan
Alley. Francis n. scott, Henry 4. Bishop
George Amos. Horace CrRlghcad. Gen. Emil
Schaier. and james kidgeway Of Brooklyn
Tho first club event will be match race on
Decoration Day between tho 7rhooncrs Agnes
nuL .Ayulpl.
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DLsGuSTED WITH THE IraLIANx
PlttsburGh Contractors DIschnrgInE Them
and Employing Negroes.

PITTSBURGH, May 1O.-Thrre is general
movement among the leading contractors Of
this city and neigh borhood to employ colored
labor instead Of Italian, and the old plantations
OF Virginia will DO drawn upon for II supply
The firm OF Booth 4 Finn has taken ihe inI-
tial step toward securing colored labor. VIII
liam Finn Of The firm said: "We have became
very much dissatisfied with Italian labor. The
Italian is TOO small. and he does not cat enough
Of the kind Of food to give him stlergth to do
the WORK rcIurod. Il is imrossibo TO mako
him understand anything. and to is always
getting into fights and causing trouble He is
entiroly too handy wit tho use OF the stilettO
we haNo brought about 100 negroes to T!tts-
hurgh. and have about 100 more VINO will mr.
rive III short time. CoOred lAhorers arc
much superior t. tho Italians. They arc more
inteil!Gent more reliable. ana not ireacherous,
like tho Italians"
Mr. Film was asked II it was true that his
tlrm intcnded blshtng ,rolorod settlement
In this city. Voc, 10 rcpliod: we are now
building temporary houses. ard some OF our
negro lahorrr- are living in them now. We
have Giyon N" Italians u lar trial, and arc d.,
Gusted witt their york and menrs Of living"
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Ida MASON ARRESTED.
Ahe Maine Girl who shot the MIN She Ac.
cused of DeceIvInE Her.

NlNTERPoRT, Nc. May 1O.-The beautiful
would-be murderess | ida Mcson. has bean mr.
rested IN response TO the demands of indignant
citiIens, but not on the complaint of the wound
Gu man or his father 1t seems that Ida did
mol run away after ALL That carriage ride was
oHy a DIind, arranged for the purI ose Of mis-.
lehulhg heoDle AS TO her whereabouts II
"ofkeu admirably until some sharp-eycd per.
eoii Sd" her through window Then com
ii'ttee OF the citizens took hand In the mat
.er ana urged the town authorities to move in
the matter. Charles i. Rich tho IN
ther OF the wounded mnn wns consuItod
but ho declined to do ANYTHING about II
saying that he would wait: and, II his 50, re.
covered allow him to do as he plcused nhout
'ahlnG action against the giri. This eyasner
ated the members Of the community and tbcv
Appealed to Sheriff Wadsworth of Waldo conn
w. whose headquarters are in Belfast The
Sherii! promptly ordered the arrest OF tho rir,
IL SHo could DO found, and this morning Deputy
Snerlf John c Averlll OF Frankfort went 10
Mason House ana took her INTO custody. It
wa WAS 5at very quiet proceedinG for the girl made
the GenH at once ss aso S%
becominRy and looked yely handsome ms she
1Cafieu 1oa u n i Closed carriage over the muddy
inc conditiUn OF Rich remained uncbanpad
ioIuay me surgeons say that tho bullet is
i3%diEeI %iE N the roots OF his tongue ana he is un.
ahle TO utter W r4, although being consclous
ne Piost OF me time His face is badly dsIgurrd,
lie has considerablc difficulty In breathlnE.
ana eontriy1nce for holding down tile touKuo
Is used. fich's only nourshment bas been
milk. and he drinks glass alter glass nf it. HIS
Rr'sS; % on tne I9etor @ says Is as strong ~ is found
and il is thought that the cinl,cns for uIii,atna
recovery are GOOD unless there is a second
HH,cinorrhaEe; II Is now known where Miss
Mason Obtained the revolver With Which s6o
committed the deed. For several days previ-
ous to the shooting Fred Alley. II friend OF the
ro,r rowhG woman, was about town trying to bor-
iMason wanted TO shoot a cat. 1t t. snid that
ne H succeeded in borrowing pistol from q Mr.,
walker and 1t Is thought that it is the one with
which she shot lsich. 1t is now locked up in
tn the tI sHio Of Pr Fellows. One peculiar ,fenturo
Sl : tue tue case Is mat Alley met Ida on her way
nome. perhaps intending to secure the revolv-
e5 e5 bnt iti'h had it. 1t was an ugly weapon OF
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CHICAGO, May 1O.-Mrs. Ada j. Palmer.
author and associate editor OF the Statesman,
received decree OF divorce to-day from
Charles II. Palmer. She was married In 1874,
and for years lived in her own home in Mime
apo!is she worked at her literary tasks and
made II ro m fortHh'e living 'or horsclf, hc,, hu--
haud. anil unid Her h"slnud frauunrrIY
Ec". and hHHl $ "a - her i...,p % huI huuln 20.
wurtEG ingu. Inoa 80, ,HIuo 'U' iiru - luf
subsc llIenlh retained 80 Ailnuuu, O'4.. nrtl
spent tho remnant OF hor Urui oriy IN saving
her has hnnd from the conse eIuenceB OF AN ON
bezzlenleut This was three years ago, aud
she has not seen him since
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CHAMPION ODD1E,S BILLIARD pRIzE
ne Oners the Racquet Club Cup for Annual
Contests by Amateurs.

Orville Oddie, Jr. tho amateur champion
billiard player. who this year won by default
| the Townsend Silver Cup prepresentingthe lac
| quet Club national championship, has made n
| suggestion In reference to future championship
| contests that partakes Of the manly generosity
which Is the characteristic Of all his participa-
tlons In billiards. The cup became his own
property by the recent default, but, instead OF
retiring 1t as personal trophy, he desires 1t
shall remain prize for other amateurs TO COM
pete for in future Journeys. a disposition that
docs credit both to his head and his heart.
The reason why no adversary faced him this
yenr and II is flRtterinG tribute to his prowess
10 explained in the following letter from the
Racquet Club Billiard Committee:
NsA ESs9gat SaH. 'SSy' 2sy ), olSS 1880
bEiS sin; We have the honor to inform you that
Billiard sGampionshp Of the United ststssit was iGs
SS Ss S Ns Of hs no SsH, t2Sss SSS
sStient skill TO hops for victory in sOmDotion with
usual Sonts, bad Soon Iocsv.G %H puO"' "'''
yda oSSpSs Ga d Apy 10 p 70 g
l;a the valuable % IOwmssgd cup whiSh Sos !, hsSs
sGr.:ss TO you 10 visit ths Racquet court 1u6 .Gs
:om%itSo n, w mss, yGG and formally 1hn gsee .6,
.on s4rH f. bs SSpSt LymSs G' a am
Clarke stewart Secretary Walter Stanton, Chairman,
the Committee.
Tho champion modestly expresses his wishes
regarding tho future OF the CUP:
Nav YORK. May u 1890.
10 thf Committee
NJ DEAS sns I.is With unteisnsd qualification tha.
beg to acknowledge tho receipt OF your esteemed and
complimentary communication OF May .. declaring mo
~ smaieur billiard ohImDion q ths United saiestor
1850 and notifying me OF my ownership Of the valuable
more anxiety and misgvinR to again contend for
the championships still was prepared and should have
with me regret and deem unfortunate for the interests
OF amateur bliArdh
will be pleased TO meet you gentlemen on Friday
evening, May lS and accept from YOU the emblem SO
generously Riyon by your President, Mr.. Townsend.
II my wish TO place this emblem n some satisfac.
tory position that II may be contested for in future
nuS amateur billiard championship tournaments under
your auspices Upon thiA however we can confer
when we meet
With assurances OF high consideration. believe me.
very sincerely yours ORvlbLE ODDIE, Jr.
There Ia sure to be O great time at the club
on the 18th when the presentation takes place.
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LoNDoY. Iluv lu.. Tn" will Of the late
Junus spencer Mo.Gan, tho american banker.
has LeoA admitted t" Iroba'e. ] he value Of
tho estate Is G2.o22o5l. 'hc probate duty
amounting 10 csOS9I. Handsome lreacios
and annuirir = aro loft T. Mir. NIorgan's part
muinder f. riyiied between the moriberg Of
his amIly. no oEiy charitable hequcst boirg
The sum Of .+.OlU to the Hartford Hospital, in
tuliou uFo Ia Neop hiE grave IN order Tho Will
fOrbide the trustees Z" invest in lIsh T"a cs-
'a.e. II r"rlits them lo invest IN American
public iunIs.
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a Vote OF onndsnec lor1he =. en.l. ..lnL.t.x

PARIS, May lo,-In tn" Chamber o Dcpu.
ties to-day NJ. Boyer Socialist. ccnsurod
tho Government for its action on May bay.
u. Constans, Minister Of the Interior. de-
clarod that the demonstrations attempted on
that day were Of political character lie
praised tho course taken by tho police and
asked that vote .; confidence might g taken
This was granted. and the Govornments S action
was endorsed by II vote OF 394 to 81.
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rAvOR11Es' DAl Al LEXINGTON
Camilla Makes Runaway Rnce for tho
Ashland Stakes.

Ashland Stakes.
LEXINGTON May lO-Fayorites again had
the bost OF the racing at the Kentucky Assocla.
ton course to-day three OF the first choices
performing to the satisfaction OF the talent
Overton and Button each piloted two winners
tovictory, and those that followed their mounts
left the track in decidedly good humor
The attendance was about 1000 persons, an
exceedingly good turnout for the weather
which was chilly and rainy. The track was
heavy and slow. Ely and Bettinn were scratched
in tho first race, solIinE purse FOR throo year
olds and upward, one mile and nIty Yards.
Bettipas scratching was due 10 her bleeding
a. tho head. This left It field Of four 10 20 to
tho post, with Spectator, 10. 'overton IN. n
sTRF ns y0Tg at Gdn' of to rom Sn s so%S T.
log ridden by W. johnson. WHO beat silver
hing six lengths t'r second place. TAmo.
10! =, Place odds AoLo Spectator 10 /
Tie second rncc. at milo for maiden ,hrcc-
YEA hl,o.ds md Upward saw SAIL" ,Byrn"s; lQL
won with trie 10 spar" by two, ,lor&ls FROM
fie lf;iiederHlanz as. ridden By hyeYIkinri,lge.
TINE a, :; Place odde-None Hai'i9 byrncs,
:, Th9 event oi the, day was The Ashland Oaks
ior Sin thrftg9;;yeaToll e hlies at u nile worth 10
Bb2lliklns, 100, Hollis; Camilla. lo7; Dritton
closed IN tho betting at odds on, while 1t was
Ito . Camilla, to Dolikins. and II to1 Lot
iie =, Camilla went to tho front at tho start.
Dollkins and Iottie :. tried in turn to head
her but We're laid on the shelf. In the
slaoifl. slroifGlh tle fay@rite made. play, but
drew, out and won by six ionGlhs.
DollikinS was third. two longths behind lcarl
Set. Tlmo. l:is'4. Place odds-Nonc. Winner
Is = daughter OF the rising young sire Erdcn-
heim. and this race was ncr second win OF the
year, she being as yet unbeaten.
A milo Tor maiden thToo YoRrs and onward
followed, Sister Geneva, n hot favorite, being
nearly left at the post The race then narrowed
down to match between Portuguese. 90, Brit
ton NJ, and Chin Music 90. ridden by kcyes.
Tho Judges gave the race to Portuguese, but
evcrr spectator placed Chin Music first Two
lungths away came Lena III. Time, ~. Odds
QUO ; Portuguese. 3 to place; Chin Music, =
to places
The racing ended with q purse for two-year-
olds at five furIonEs, AID Rusoland. no Over
ton NJ and Il iavorite Al 10 to Z on, won ~ ho
plcHsod by Il length and half from Green
Leal. lOh, ridden by Porter. Laura Agnes was
third. u like dl-tance on Time. l :OB}g. Place
odds-Ncne Roseland. & 80 Greenleaf Tho
winner bar Dundee, Is the best two .year.old
yet TO show In the South or West. but. unfor-
tunately for his owners, ho is only en-
gagged In the Maiden Stakes at the LatOnia
spring meeting and the great Futuity Stakes
AT Concy Island. An ofIer Of t75uO has been
refused for him. and 10000 Il said 10 he tho
Fri . asked.
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A Pro-porou. New York Bunk.

At a meeting OF the stockholders OF the Bank
OF New Amsterdam the officers directors were re
elected Thomas Z. Acton at President Frank TiItord
Vice President and n. J. Il. EGga cashier The direo
tors elected are; John A. stewart D Ncrnilye H. H..
Tappan Thomas {. Acton g. II buor Frank Curt,s'
jesse Seligman James A. Roosevelt Samuel b. Bab.
cock, Thomas Denny. q, q. Haven. John Terry j. y
Barros, Frank Tford John |. RiEer klcharI Y Lewis
George W Loss Elhu Root, George Jones. This young
and vigorous institution opened aDout two years
ago has now about TLdpOjJ on del ost over lUJO
depositorS and X growing rapidly under tho able
InAnagement OF i.s oMrers and 1lrertOrs.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, May lO,-1 he evidences
OF Il ghastly crime wcro discovered at the
Union Station this morning, In pine box
two feet long. WAS found tho mutilatet body Of
woman. Most all the flesh had been cut
from the bones and the head and face were
mutilated beyond recognition.
The body was packed in charcoal. and from
all appearances life could not have beon On
tinct for more than twenty-tour hours Tho
box was checked through over the Wabash
from St Louis last night and arrived here
gaIly This morning
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

IL highly concentrated extract carefully prepared
from SursAparilA, yellow Dock, ripsissowA Juniper
Berries Mandrake Dandeliou and other valuable vege
table remedies.
II ia prepared under the supervision OF thoroughly
competent pharmacists who combine IN Hoods sarsa
pariA ali the knowledge OF modern times concerning
curative agents and the experience OF many years In
studying and preparing mcdiciusS
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FRA ACTURED HIS HIFE'S SKULL.
Jealous William Berry's Blows Likely TO
Cause Mrs. Berry's Death.

Cause Mrs. Berry's Death.
William Berry and his wife came to New
York from Philadelphia week ago. and went
to live In single room on the third floor OF the
Union House. cheap lodging house at %
Spring street. Berry distributed patent medi-
cine dodgers on the street in the daytime, and
quarrelled with his wife at night On Friday
evening he beat her because. as he alleged
o strange man visited her. Yesterday morning
her RrOans attracted the attention Of the other
persons in tho house. and the landlady. Mrs. dol
Berry Mrs. Berry was taken to st. Nincent's
Hospital. where she was ound to DO suffering
hna and facn Ivar az ,pe aSS VI Win tno sh
the house surgeon thought her injuries would
prove fatal. Last night she ecame violently
Berry was remanded at the Tombs Yesterday
to await the result of his wte's injuries. He is
an Englishman So years old. His wife is 30.
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is especially designed to act upon the blood. and
through that upon all the organs and tissues OF tho
body Its bowerful action In cleansing tho blood ia
clearly shown by the many really wonderful cures OF
Scrotula salt Rhoum Blood Poisoning Impure Blood.
ana other similar troubles 1t has accomplished.
hoods Sarsaparilla tones and regulates the digestive
organs creates an appetite, cures Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Blousness Dyspepsia regulates tho Liver
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An Insane Passenger on the Elevated.

young woman with her ight-colored hair in
Two braids down her back, and wearing neat blue
dre" aud brown six hat, attracted attention NJ :
O'Clock yesterday morning on south bound Sixth ay
Shue elevated train She very uneasy and at
b.eecker street 1ogsn crying and yeng Gl the top or
leI voice When tho train reached the Battery tHa
woman tax to The Od sp police station She EAs
AiIac IN appearance and evidently foreigner She
tl IAt SIG MAS looking for her lost brother Win was
~ ne"Frn ahu mar she Was going rlsh up to HIM. suo
W.. ~ selI 10 e itshne Mard a. Bellevue she said that
hrr thlno wa linda IOllheTg At sls had hepn
working AS domestic at 1877 West stTse
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sC0rIY cox LOOMING UP.
He IL disappointed In Ono Match. but Earns
Good Backing for Another.

Scotty Cox. tho Australian light weight, made
such good showing against John GormAn tho I2j-
pound amateur champion IN friendly four rounds at
the OReiIIy Association Second avenue Eighty
second street last Tuesday evening, Iha: man with
whom he had moro serious match backed out
Cox AZ has been announced 10 Lave fought fifteen
rounds with skin gloves with unknown OF 1885 Ounds
order r" the unkHOwn. If CoX stayed the Litoen
roIEhs lie Was 10 receive $40 The unknown to be
mHtc'ci with JACK QuiHn II he showed well enough
against srntr COS went hard to work at the rastims
~ ~ Tounh-, ana g"t Intu tho form. lhe tickets
out ana tie 60 WAS t. ;ake place next weel.
thapprnrd however that tnn uukHpwus backcr at
IeNueu the bl,ehiS A,sOuiHt entertainments and
Mhen ne saw MhAi kinl uI boxer Was deternided
!" get some other frUw To- pat hi, man AGAINST M he
uIdn't want to giyo ",aUaway. ~ N"" " "N
.oN shp" ihs WIN normEn although the set.io was
iheIeb oe ~ s'lercc sAslcl several EuOTts who were
idtSsn' t,at hr "ond be good man to back at II6
homrII. "n''i thlE when S'u'ty rHrne Yesterday
LA ufa! hMs IL othrr ma ~ had been cropped Oy ile other
S astu ~ ehR' 10 any llG pound man In the
roIIu' var h"Ne Ia ngt to finish with snn Iuyeg ar
oafe khhcAIes, for from -. q to 400 side "
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Loan ExhIbltlon OF Paintings.

There will be a loan exhibition Of antings
IN Art Association Hall IN Montague street, brooklyn
from to IL J.. NJ on Thursday Friday, and Saturday
OF thIs week 1t Will include specimens Of Jules Dupre.
Detalc Knoop Jarky, Van Dyk, and Zen Constant. It
viii also cont ain tie 'amous painting Dy an unknO wn
Artit Of tho rUromalon Of the kng ana Queen Of Bav
ria together with lem randi CuleCon sp.cimcHs Of
poker work by FoSdiCk of boston examples O burmese
etthugs aud the tapestry "Nnih' ~ lnuhtt now for
the lrSt time eNhIOit"d N ihn Last The eNhIhOu Is
Tor the benefit nf Tho WOmanE N0rk Exchange aud
Decorative SAT- society. During ths three days
BrOOklvn musical talent, under direction OF Dr Richard
W. tTo"o, the orgAnst of ST. AIMS Church, Will furnish
vocal and instrumental music.
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Discussing the Rnce Question

VERSAILLES, Ky, May TO- The annual
meeting Of the Diocesan Council OF the Prot
estant Episcopal Church in Kentucky was held
here this week. Mr. Reineckein read n paper
in which he agreed with Bishop Dudley that
the negro shou id be considered the, equal Of
OF Louisville urged the oIuaity OF the two
races. Bishop Dudley will devote several
months to the study Of the race question. and
VIII report on the same at the next general
cOnYention OF tho Church.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 1O.-1he contesting
delegates Of the rival Democratic factions in
h Third Congress district whose differences
led to q postponement Of the convention called
yesterday to nominate candidate to succeed
tho late Samuel j. Randall. came into court to-
day. in answer to mandamus lssued By Judge
the points iu dispute. Judge ThayoI dismissed
the case, saying the Court had no jurisdiction.
as the rules OF the Democratic party provided
q tribunal, the Executive Committee. for tho
settlement Of such contests as was before the
Court
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PANTN, May m. Tn tUo VNNmUoN u DrUu-
lies ei,- ~. ~ i'unu" ".u ..rr n. ro'or,u,
g.ro' nnr,! H. N'I0gI ,s.. 49," ..i.. %. nuro.
ucy was w!!Iin: ipru"' into neg. G;.ous. Ito
-ad tho Government IN ended 10 con
tnue 10 OCCupy territory IN Airlra, a.
any failure In that RESPECT would entail n
loss OF prestige A vote Of confidence in tho
IS Hdoplei.
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Hoods
SarsapariNNa

and Kidneys and all difficulties with these i'm
portant organs.
Hoods sartapnra cures CatArrh by sxpellinE tho
serotulouS tant from which the disease arises neutral
nes ncdity of the blood and Rheumatism expsis
poisonous gerns and cures Malaria and Malaria Fever
Hoods Sar'apRrlla as a general tonic for spring
Medicine, or for any time when feels ali run down
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Hoods
SarsapariIla

Hoods sarsaparilla Is prepared by Combination,
Proportion and Process peculiar to Itself and known
no other medicine and by which tho full curative
power Of all the remedial agents used Is retained.
Every ingredient employed in producing lIools sar.
sApaa strictly pure and tho best Of its kind IL Is
possible to buy. All the rootE and herbs are carefully
selected personally examined and only the best 70.
The sun., 1890-05-11

INC Ne" t"cGeac ANT y- vii open the sous u u,
IhursGaN. May lh reception vii Nv held at Inc aim
house "n Echo 10 Hul irYuu 'in6l TIE nag onlCrT,
Of the various Yacht clubs have Invited and III
the large accession ~ members recently ectri N a
large attendance expected Tie hAg officers viii ro
csiYS guests aboard the nag hip during the forenoon