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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
FARM FOR SALE.

i02 Acre farm, nvo mllos north OF THIS city 40
acres of TIMBER lime etono and ooali Win never
or no aefo trhota OR Aa q wholu on long and easy
terms FOR particulars address Or call on
q. y. SNYDER,
iulea.Lm No. "a South Cherry street,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

The first heat In the froo.tor.all pace
resulted, Bud Crookc, ilrati Gypsy Boy,
second, Emerald, third Dayy Crockett,
fourth, time 2I2sA.
ming race. Bismarck, first, kitilo
Trouble, second, time 81 seconds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

THE RUNNING RACE.

There were throo starters. In the first
heat Harry West foil, throwing Billy
McKenney, the rider. Neither the horse
or man was hurt. The next heat Harry
West won by quite distance. In the last
heat Harry West got q poor start, but
finished first, the run down the stretch
being pretty one. Summaryi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

Thla was the most exciting race Of tho
day. In the first heat Gaallght acted bad
ly and Sadie II had no trouble In winning,
Gaallght captured the next two heats,
The fourth and NTH henta were very In.
toreatlng. Ia both Gaalight had the lead
home and winning tie race. Summaryj
sadie u bmA,J, DAY, Coyeland,,u,i SIS 1
uasllght, bf q, Goldberg iros,, Cantonb 2
nrowu Hail brE q, w. lively, salcm,a .
Hay ueorgc, A, Derrick. Cleveland DE-
Time $3.50. ga2l $50, $50 2.aa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
Tho PaIrls over

Yesterday afternoon Mr. j. Y, Nlea1,
stated 10 q NEWa DEMOCRAT reporter ihnl
with the preneut fair, lao would sever hlh
tafy, lie has held tile position for the
mast seven years, aud has lahorcd
hard FOR the success Of the fair, THIS
year good weather helped the association,
aud nice balance on the right side OF the
ledger IL the result Mr. Nlerl says posi-
lively that he will not be candidate for re'
aiaattau
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
RACES rnis AFTERNOON.

The threc.ycarold trot this afternoon
was won by Jim Riddle, owned at MI
uorVn Summary!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

There was very little interest In this
race Aa II was expected Jim Riddle would
win. lie captured the first two heats with
case, In the third Maiden Blush had the
lead nt the end Of the first half, and then
commenced 10 stop, allowing Jim Riddle
TO pass, winning tho heat andraco. Sum
mnryi
jim Riddle ch c. John Hines, Mlnerya,.,,i /
EstullA m, ", Miller Alliance, y,,,u,,,ou2 y 4
Maiden Hush m, u, Walter Minerva ,.nb . <
Cart lilack cloud, y, Meyer Canton, drawn,
rlmu uiIUN 9iIl 2 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
rnoM rIIunspAY'a pAILY.

This was the first race called, and wal
not ns interesting aa Il might have boon
There were four starters. Sadie Allen
Freddy u, Floriaaa and Easlbrook, Ii
each heat sadie Allen took the lead, ant
hold Il 10 the close. Freddy y. was goot
second In each hoat. The summary was
sadie Alon''""''.''''''''''''
Freddy .'.'''''''''''''''''''''N
floflasauu,,,,,,,',''s''
Ehsthrook ,,,,,,,,,,,,ss,,',',,,,'',,' 4
Time 1lBOg 1iqB4, 1881,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
corrT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Suprcur COurt--ficuerli Term ErtcNS coutinued
Sup.ra, Court Chimbc s-Brlorc trgraham, Motion
oupremc court spsca i.rs-l,S i,h ,ore P9,Cr99 o
go IA -o Itoe. 900 67e. ioo o4i. '2d 'So 'J 49,
saprcac Special rcrmrar. u Getor, o,Erien.
g. s 80 49, 'S a. ~ a. S @ 81 ~ ~ 41a 55 49, ~ ~ 33 33
supreme cour-creut-part i-Beiorr n9rro:;. JNos.
24g. i29 3eG %3; ,3i az AZ - 'I "31S, 31S ~ ~
@ 53 ts 49, 4S5s S 1855 3StS $dS $tSS cs los. '-'o 'oO' 49,
Supreme Giteliir;It lI Rci9rG Andrews j., IA
iGsa iSs pG' i. I'-5s 75& Ii5 1915 81 .aS ias'
l Iant.nc a douT o, i % neor. Lawrence j
NG o i @ 'Yt Iss M 5 5' 6 5S so oS S'O os5 scc
.Oi2 302S, 1854. 1889, 1891, :oo3
No s'G7G5%' GG95s cl$ i$% .'i sis % So ,e Is9
1914 1874 5 s55 sS i4 go" g.? so u.s. 1885, i"'
sarrosato's ,onrtic isn,or ; Motion % c1gnt}r %
Tnp aud llanioa rlrke'. 10 80 a ~. No probate AL
Superior cour,aGencrnl Tn-m-ncfore Freedman md
crior coar!-spstInl Tom Relor, o'Gornan J.
Nos AZ "a our4al ~ S T te fos Durro J.
Nos' 2l., l25s' lis ~ l+So i5l2 iio2 4l' 1900
superior corrt-1Fai Term-Parts IL and Iu-Ad-
iourned ,or nr 1, rI o,er, ,o,,oea urtI Ioc IA
Common PEAS SPECIAL rcim-attoro Booastayer, j
oaron Plea,7Eqnity T'rm-B'o'c LarremOro. c. j.
Common Picas~rrial ,TcrE-Par r-Dcforc DAILY, j.
c';s GoSmon Sn nI, pcasT-a Tcnpar Bsorc Allen j.
so. lg7 1872 I9 %is KIP M 5I4 I;:t M. ie2I ZI?
City CoGrv-Spccia Tora-Beforc tlusmcns, j.
Motions.
Chy COnri-I,ia Tcrm-Part l-BSfore Van Wye. Ia
/ q, III, 800. @22.
yoI & o5, g. @ G g. sTr o s E'5G' s S s59 F@s 81 H.
6l7. 67l 500. 233o.
Nos 800. 7ss i6ds i3I oi7 1898 5S7 2as 6ss ioao
CIty Court-Trial rcTm-Part Iv-Betorc McAdam, C. J..
I Special calendar.
and Nssissnt Disrict.Attorncy ParkerNo,. To 80,
elusive. a. . -
Court Of General sessoas-Por, IlBsfore Fitzgerald.
| I and Assistant Di-trlct-AttorHcy tron-No. !.
Court General Ses.ions-Pars IlIBcfore Cowing J.,
and Assistant Dstrict-Atornev Bedfo rd-Nos bD 8, in.
4
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
PRINCESS RADzrwrLL,s HOTEL MORTGAGE.

Long Branch. June (spccaD.-A new complication
ma, been added TO the financial affairs of Warren
Leland jr the former proprietor OF the ocean Hotel
by the institution of foreclosure proceedings against
the hotel property by the Princes Radziwi. OF Paris
France The Princess holds the first mortgage upon
the property II is for $50 600 and there Is consider
able accrued interest due upon IT, The ocean Hotel
vas advertised 10 be sold by the assignee, Joseph
McDermott of Freehold April 10. but the sale was
adjourned from time 10 time until saturday next
Coudert Brothers, Of NewYOrk. arc counsel for the
Princess they having charge of her investments in TINS
country When Mr.. Leland made his assign his
assets were found 70 amount 10 100000, winic inc
claims against him aggregated $4,000
The property 10 be sold on Saturday comprises the
Ocean Hotel and ten Of land at Ocean-ave ana
IIosdway also the ocean Theatre and the ocean Club
House which Is leased until 1891. Ihis clubhouse
York gambler The Princess Radziw.ll makes as tie
defendants in her suit Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Lciaha
the executors of Charles B. Ramson, Edward It, H.
Wesley Of New York, who holds second mortgage
for SIS. 600 and the Central National Bank OF New
York which holds a third mortgage Of 1900 As
signee McDermOtt has standing cash OHcr OI
500 900 for the property. but he expects II 10 brine
more at the public sale Mr.: McDoTmott has ltsSed
the ocean Hotel to Lewis Leland for the coming
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
u.r,yG THEIR LAST AyyrAL vISI.

The lat annual visit Of the Board Of Trustees OF
,bo icapc and Watt, orphan House 10 the old home
~, tho institution at one h!nGrcd -ancicuth ~. ana
X,,th.,vc wa, made YESTERDAY The building ana
LIE have been sold 20 the corporation oi the EpScop'
cathedral Of st. John the Divine, and before another
srut,or ,rv comes round the oTIhanaec VIII De ''-
cunvinp ~, new home at Noukcin. The cornerstone
~ ibc prc,cnt Leahc and Watts orphan House was
laid In I-a- and the Institution formally opened III
1T. The present number of inmates !, about lO)
boy, and girls and It 4, intended 70 limit the charity
., tho Institution to that number unt alter removal
TIA. c1crr-cs Of the children yesterday consisted ot
marching In review before the trustees, scripture
rcclt,tious. song, and hyWns and 'al'thcnic cNcr-
Else, by the ..rs. In The afternoon luncheon was
crcd 70 the Visitors and shortly aiicrwGid the youth
f bcnedcares Of thi, excellent charity were rgalcd
,ith Lountul supply 0f ice cream cake and fruit
The Rcv Richard II. Hayden I, the superintendent ana
Mr., IIaydcn the uatron 81 the INSTITUTION. Among
inose nrc5ent Yesterday were tho Rev DR.. IhonlhS
q Vcriulyc and Nllan Campbell nnd JohD NJ KNOX,
Of tho hoard Oi Trustees; the Rev Dr. T. ~ Peters,
he Rev Or. Philip y. II. Brown, the Hcy. lIcnp
har1hcrlalnc the Rev. Francis }. Clay ton ol Ruthcr'
ford = j.: the Rev. e. X. Treat, the Rev. e. !.
Ward Thcopnu, A rrowor. William 4. Duncan, VIII
lam IT, Eichald-1n, Of lOnlcTs, and Dr. samuel IL.
Lyon, Of BlooMined edac Asylum
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
YACHT RACE IN THE BAY.
r,,sr SPRING MEETING OF THE coRINTHlAN
CLUB TODAY

,t. drst NJ the scawaniala Corinthian lacnt Clu0S
wing races will be sailed in the Lower Bay tomorrow,
and the high ou1lty Of the entries makes IL GER
taintv that the contest will be so'o one IL VIII
be special race for sloop', cutters ana ya"9 oi 'o
forty foot and thirty foot classes. vi TIC lorner
'"'' - a, .,,,,. md of the latter one. The
,ortv footcrs arc Mr Carrors Minerva, Mr. Wetmore
,t,s Mr. nelmont,s Mariquita, Mr.. Browns Helen,
,tr ,rbaver's Cboctaw and Mr.. Morgans Iofnaia"K'
,rhcsc are evenly matched flyers, and with Soou
hrcnle there will be excitement enOngh 10 sdu,F
even the enthusiasts among the yachtsmeh' i"o
kathleen will have walk in the thirty loot ciaSs'
as she is the only entry
The course for the forty foot class Will be ron an
imaginary line drawn between the committee steamer
and craven sboal Buoy 10 Buoy No 10, on the south
Nos. snit kecpng il on the port hand. thence u
and around Scotland LightShip, keeping IL Oh t'e
starhoard hand and return over the same COURSE W
the starting line keeping 70 the eastward OF buoJ W.
O. II and i3 on the West Bank and outSiac Oh b"oS
vo nm the polnt Of sandy Hook. going ana return
ing The course for the Kathleen VIII be VIC same
~ thot for tho forty footcrs to Buoy No T. tchce
IN and around Buoy No. > on the point of tin hooN'
leaving II of the starboad hand and return over inc
same course. .,,
Tho start will be made promptly at IL O'CLOCK
,ytbnut regard to wind or weather except IoS' anu
rom a one gun signal. preparatory sieh"I WIN 10
o,,,ded at 10 80 on the whistla Of the cohmiCleo
steamer. and a white ball Will be raised N' 'A'''N
:, o.c,ocl :, blo,t of the whistle will DC gwen ana
a., d hall raised under the white ball ThlS WIZ oe
,Tc s,arfinsnie for all the yachts For I'm, race
number OF exceptions have been maze 10 d rn9 and
:" luII profrssiOnal crews may be t'rr'C'l' Htn ~.
rn, any restriction i, placed on their nnmDc' p no %
hcim.rnan in every case must hc ~ apheur ,1.nis
masters NAV be carried as inaV' anu '''' WI
may he carried. ..,-. .,o.s ie volucd AZ
The first prize for the forty foot en5 cIoo IS e Ts Hath
goo and the second prize h worth Eth "ry. be-
ri,e the offer by the club of cu va'Iem na ." a. east
,i,,' ,bi,tv loot class conditional upOn a. the
~" ,, Irats starting and in case Of "alNONe'' VI"
value Of the prize j. be redaced three rSa clubs
On saturday, June II, VIII pc S".r lHnorer, ninety
twcntich annual CornthiAn race i3r s'"O
lee, and sloop5 seventy feet and under
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington. June 4.-Frst Lieutenant W. IL. Cowies'
18th Infantry, has been relieved from duty AZ inc
State Agricultural College Of Colorado ana ofderco
70 Join his company. Major George W. Candce' pay
master has been ordered duty in the Division OF
the Missouri. with station at Chicago. Captain Will
lam u. Dietz assistant surgeon has been ordered 10
return to his regular station. Captain IL. H. ketchum
22d Infantry, has been ordered TO report to the Gov
ernor OF Iowa for duty in connection with the National
Guard Of that state. Captain E. l.. Zalinsh, 9th
Artillery has been assigned TO temporary duty at
Washington City.
Surgeon James A. Hawke has been ordered to duty
in charge Of the Naval Hospital at Widows Island,
Me, and to special duty to attend the officers Of the
Navy and Marine Corps at Portsmouth, y. H., TO
relieve Surgeon VI. ii. smms. who has been detached
and placed waiting orders. Pay Inspector l.. g..
Billings has been detached from the Pensacola June
80, and ordered 10 the Baltimore July l. ana as
feet psymsster Of the North Atlantic squadron Cap
tain Albert KauK recently detached from the Ports
mouth. y. H., Navy Yard, has been ordered to com
mand the United states steamship Pensacola, now at
New York, June ID
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
S,orr GRADUATE ~ MEDICINE.

poston. June Special Charles Alexander t'S'
man one OF the Boston University graduates III
nodicne is a Sioux Indian. whose original name WAS
Cbivesa sicnifying a winner. He was born February
ia 1867 on the sioux Reservation, no" part OF u'e
STATE Of Minnesota His father was the son oi one
NJ the sioux chiefs and Joined in the Sioux outpfeaN
~ 1s6o The father was wounded captured ana con
domued 10 be hanged but his sentence was commu'eh
hv President Lincoln. lie remained in prison iouf
Years when his good conduct gained his release INC
mother OF young Eastman died at his birth and IN the
troubled times before the outbreak occurred Ihe u"
FAINT was carried by OF his tribe through the Vi"
h,okcn forests several hundred miles 10 British Amer
ica. Here he lived Till he eleven years Old wheh
his father who had become Christian, sought nm olt
ana brought him to FIandreau, IN Dakota leItllol'
which was then q civilized settlement. Here ne, ~,
ceIved his present name and was sent 10 s~ehoo ~ -.
Galeshurc i'll From there he went 10 inc A'aucIl
AZ Nerdeu " H. where he was htcd Tor the 'rl'l ny
department al Dartmouth College, which ne eh''n y"
S.rI and was graduated in ls-7. The same year ne
entered the medical department Of Boston University
lie will return to the reservations LOT sue" "o' " "
can best perform there.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
u-ycnroy cy THE STEAMSHIP yoRA4yyfA'

Carl Schurz, resident director o. the fii'ouis.
American Packet Corpany. gave an Informal luncheon
- obou, $50 of his friends YESTERDAY on tle oo'"'
pouv's magnificent new steamer, the Normahh1' Ho"
living IN her Hobolen dock Among tho sueSs "o''
SECRETARY Rusk. Colonel Erhartt. Thomas l. James
Ahram : Hewitt. Warner Miller, Mr.. Feisel' 'pnSu'
General OF Germany william StelnwaS' Nht'ieS -
smith. Oscar :. >trau>, late Minister 10 A"1N'F
Francis Lynde stctson. Horace "ls'e, ~ d. 80,
T. / Gol,in Ira Rur,ley. Colonel Weber, General
O'Bcirne Waite :. LOGAN Iiugo Wesendonch, Cen
cral S,ahcl Charles Il. Miller John Foord Ed"afd
Iautcrbach Professor BoycSen, and number of lMc9.
There wc,c also present representatives @ neaFH Al
the great steamship lines and the captains oi te I.a
burg American Company ana oi tlc Npr'h lhaan uLis
loyd C,u,pany who are mere In port. Luncheon
was served IN the saloon on the upper deck IN ea'
cel!ent style the ships band iurnlSNnh husiS ~ n0 ~
while Aftcrwalu the party vert on a tour oI N
sn"ction ali over the vessel and found everything In
admirable shape.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
I'M COTRTS.
. nr,rsr ~ CONTEMPT OF COURT.

n 1t
Matthew j. Dohcrty Roman 'a'"p'' -
Va ,ao West Thirty slxthst., is said t. be III H"'or
whore an order OF arrest which was issued oy
-, c,lpo, roach him. Father Donertf was
,,do tho cNccItor under the will Of Mr'' 'a'E'''''
n,,,cb who died IN Isa6. There was Ions 'o"
,o.t aver the will and when the case was many ~
, ,r. bcrs alleged that Father Dohcrty had 80 MS
o,,,.d the estate that much oi the money hao p'ei
,o., They declared that the rents from the prop''H
,r,ountcd 10 about Sl2O week, but out ol ''' '''
,,,bc- pohcry could not spare enough 10 Lake ''rV
., ,bo two children who we're the heirs. ABOUT 1"
month ago the surrogate signed an order fe'"''"e
ro,rcr pohcr;y 10 make report Of his manase'''"'
-, ,n estate and 20 pay to the guardian ot the Two
children some portion Of the money re'cNcu nv"
the property. Father Dohcrty failed n comply w w.
tho order and then another order requiring MN c''''V'
>, couply with the former order or be comnl'ten u
,au for contomp, was signed by the surrogate lie
had three DAYS m which to comply "th the u oruci
Ie,orc bcnc committed and u IS alleged that nr N'Isn
,or Europe on tho day after me se'o!n orp s -,
.ervcd upon him The order K st ~ oroe n,u w, ~, 80
bn returns 10 this country he VII DC ~ ~ ,so
ial until he ha, complied with the provisions o' 'o
order.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
CAPTURING HIS CUSTOM At LAST.
m The Ciothier and Furnlsher.

From The Ciother and FurhNner -.,.,
Many are the stories sill told oN comntrvSiHn
,raciiSr about George Moore the celebrlteo hnsl,i
Jrnnmcr's determination 70 get orders. he "oult
"nt he drnicc SAYS samuel smiles. II NluseH as
~. H., rcsortrd to all sorts Of eNpadcntS untE h9
succeeded. ON occasion he soit MS .iotseS ",
FL heri to get an order 4 tenp.'u; draper IL
IIarco.birs house refused to deal Win him. ih'
~,ncr was quite satisfied with the nrm tlat supphe
Him and nc would make no chan-e, ms o,0tno
,',,n amnnr the commercial travellers al the hoIl,
rd one of them made "A bet - II .. pounds WIKI ueorso
Mo,re that he would not obtain az order. -.
,rorrc sci out again. TIE clotmer saw nm cn,r Ut
y, rho Sion ana cried out: " All full! all toil' N.Y.
Wrorst / told vOu : before ~ . 4.
Never mind" said George; "you won't OBJECT "
a crack"
nm no said the draper. go.
They cracked about MARY things, and inca neons. ,s
Moore calling the diapers attention 70 ne" 'o"'
n, WORE asked what he thought Of II.
"lt's a capital coat said the draper. - s.,,
"Ye,. first rate made In the best style py "'
rate London tailor. -, dr,,rod ~
The draper looked at 10 again. AMI aSen aapliV 49,:
WHY, said George. "you are exactly N! s%e' ~
quite new. I'll sell il TO you
What's the price ~
"Twcnty-hve shillings.'
"What9 That's very chcap.H
YES: It's a great bargain"
"Tlen I'll buy it," said the draper -, ,.
George went back TO his hotel donned anothIr ns ss
and sent the great bargain 10 the draper "oo'oe
calling again, the draper offered u pay him. .
No. no." said George, I'll book IT. you've oPe"@N
an account ,. T., ,ras
Mr. Moore had sold the coat at loss. but ne W. ss
recouped by the five pound bet which he won, anu w
oh. aimed an order beside. The draper afterwAu -
came one OF his best customers.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
III. 80 1EGAI NFWS.

ri,i,, pco,o n,aYe l-t ~ $50 with John Peacock on
the Presidential election Of 1-a4, and Beebe lo't 'he
bet and paid the money. The two meu mace uc'
for the same amount the election oi l7o0 anu ''
ZION I'M, Peacock refused 10 pay the money Beebe
be. NOW br.n suit in the Cty Court, not 70 ro"'V'
,h. auount of the bet of 1855 but the amount p'H Oh
,bc nc, of 1--I The caAc came before Judge F'M-
simon, Yesterday Oh demurrer utcrpo'cd by tAo uC-
,cudout Decision on the demurrer "ao res'FNc''
Tpon the petition Of John L. ConnoT Judge Iuo''
ham. IN the supreme Court. Chamber ye''''uHS az
noutcd " II. Miller, Dr. Ec"rg" ~ DlNo" anu I''''''
Wiuthrop GRAY a. a commission 10 pass upon '''
mental condition ~ Anthony Connor, lr. "l"H)
uart- who ha, lc.n confined ia an a-vium at WoF'e>
Ter Ma.... for some time suit has been brought
4, hrcak the VIII Of Tony HART wife ard th' com
mission was appointed for the purpose oi "''ef''"'S
whether or not the contestant, could bring The sWt
without having guardian appointed.
tcnhth, IT, Wade of Cleveland. ohio. yesterday %
t,i,cd fom Judge Barrett. IN the supreme Court ~
or,cr Granting him permission 10 present his claim oi
.u,.0 -. AGAINST Henry Ives - Coz &" the referee
Fr,n,l, l. ,ctson so that when the hIu assets are
divided hc viii get h., share" -,.
I'm, Marlin "a commission mer' haut, has brought
suit I'm the Court OF Common Plea, To- Ict"'r' V"p
sum Of - ESQ which hc say, he lot IN Einh
housc AT So go Park Row. The case 'u' up p-I''n
I,d,o Enohstavcr Yesterday upon a W'u"h IoI ~
,,,,.r fn examine the defendants before Uldl INC
Wilian Muller The defendants counsel declared hat
the men named had nothing whatever to 90 Win inc
placc Judge Boohstnvcr remarked that u tit "a'
irtto no harm could bc done IN granting tho notion
Tor tho reason that the plaintiff only wanted the Order
,or the purpose Of finding out who the rch poprcor'
were and hc granted the notion
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
NO SPECIAL SESSION ~ NEBRASKA


Lincoln dispatch TO The Chicago lntcrOccdh'
Governor Thayer treated the people OF nebraska
to another surprise, which will dawn upon theDi 10
morrow morning. Late 10 night he made puDIlc A
econd proclamation I'm reference ~ the extra session
lie saws that his attention has been called 70 th'
tact that large number OF Senatorial aud Hcpcschlt
tive districts unrcprcscnich, because Oi the
appointment and election Of members 10 county, ciiy
and Federal Offices. lie has been advised by eminent
cnnscl that any legislation enacted by the remaining
mrnbcrs would be open 10 the objection that II
would be unconstitutional and any acts passed by
s extra session would bc tested In the courts, he
deems II wise recall his former proclamation and
i'm this message directs that special session shall
hc held lie would make reference to the In
nuenccs which led 70 this last action. and for the
nrcscnt declines be interviewed. II Is not thought
haf his action IN connection with this matter Will be
in any way detrimental 10 the Republican party.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
OBJEC7ING TO APPROPRIATIONS.
MONEY FOR scnooLnoU7rs - QUESTIONS Be
FORE TIE BOARD OF EsT.MNTE-

MONEY FOR scHocLnOueEs QUESTIONS BIZ
FORE THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE
Tho Board Of Estimate AUTHORIZED Controller Mycrs
ycs;c.lN 20 Issue the following amounts OF s'hool
house bonds: sio7 900 for school site at Eighty
eth st. aud Madison ave. 10000 for an addition 10
, school ste lu Greenwich ave, adjoining Grammar
school II. and sl2 $50 - for school furniture ana
heating apparatus for several schools. The 'nm oi
<loCGI TO- for The corporate schools was u""'le''''
from uncNpcndcd balance of l--7 ana l-T"' i"c
reoucst Of the BOARD Of Education for $4,000 to puT
ch,.. ste he,wccn one hundred and thlrty eighth
and one hundred and thit ninth SIS. and WINS ana
Brook AYES, was referred Z, President coleman "l
the Tax Department. the Controller having o''@V"'
uudcr A belief that S125oO VA, go'h price i"r INC
property The Board's request Tor Sl-'"o !" cr'''
A now school building at Tcnth ave and Ninety thrn
- WAS oppo-cd by the Controller, who showed thA'
when the bids for the building Wcrc opened 10
s,o,splc contractor had offered 20 huild II Tor
- -. 900 but had been allowed 70 withdraw MS bid
bec,nsc he said that he had made a mistake III AIS
ocrrcs Then the trustees had accepted The next
lowest bid which $4,000 moro MF. Myc'S
d,uuied the legality and peopreiy of suoh a'uoh
IL, also gave the school Boari rap for doing some
ming similar in the matter Of coal bids. whereby thr
city was now paving - 900 more for coal thi' year
g.. ec,n,l usc than the lowc-t bid offered. The Con
rroer severely scored the board for such repeated
evidences OF bad business mcthod,-hc would not can
II fraud.
Every bidder he said. should be compelled TO make
a depo.r which -houid bc forfeited 70 the 'l'y
:, he failed 10 carry out hi, agreement The subject
was referred back 10 the school Board with 10
quest for an explanation.
4 request Of the Fro Department for s3o"'o
toward the purchase OF six new engine sites uptown
vas referred to the Controller va also the Ap
pIcation Of the attorney for the collection "i ar
reas Of personal taxes. for $500. 10 pay extra once
expense.
'rbe con Iteration Of the Excise Departments an
nuaI appropr!aton was laid over I'll To-Day. IL is
understood that Controller Mycr, Will maze VIZ
orol- assault upon the allowances i"I cA'''e ia
spcct"rs. . ...,..., an additional ato 900
making go 900 all - put the bloch record ~ -
lem INTO operation. colonel i, !. Won 49, .1'nn
claIm for cot. and cNpcn>", when lr 'outH l.e
nn,rn of CORPORATION counsel, AK year ago va"
a,ain laid over Colonel WOOD has sccarei MAJ!
damus from the supreme Court 4" coli"i pay lh'lil
hut Tan Commissioner Coleman SAID tldi ne """Iu
90 a. ial and STAY there before he Vonh F"" 70 PAY
,hc money The mandamus was referred !" M
Inc washington Memorial Arch Committee asked
f,r - 800 10 be used by the Park department n
rc.rr,ucinc the approachc, 10 the Arch a. .rbcd "
t;c ,nange of site fIom the curb He tWel ny Acc'
49, thr r,ar The Controller was requested " oA'
anime and report upon the subject