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Ir WILL puzzle st. PETER cOnSidera-
bly, 10 reply To the application Of DAVID
BARRETT. the life saver. lie has brave
lv and nobly risked his own life to save
those OF Others dozen times, and he has
served two terms in prison for stealing.
lie is "a noble hero and thief. Il don't
amount % much. he says speaking OF
himself, aud an exchange propoundS the
conundrum. GLOW much does such a
man amount TOP" We respectfully re-
fer the ease ofDAvID BARRETT 10 the
consideration Of our spiritual advisers.
SAYS a Washington dispatch, cditori-
ally quoted and approved by the LRtcui-
qcRccr:
The Democratic party when il came into
power with Cleveland as its leader, said
that John Roach, a Republican, was pre-
eminently the foremost shipbuuder IN
America and il resolved 70 destroy him.
Now. was anything more ridiculouslY
absurd ever put in print? The pre-
sumption is made here that the Cleve-
land administration deliberately re-
solved 10 destroy JOIN RoACH's bust
ness just for the fun Of the thing. II
the census now being taken does not
show an alarming increase Of idiocy in
this country. 10 will DE because the Re
publican editors will refuse to answer
the enumerators on that point, OF will
not tell the truth.
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HEM ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work Inquire at 225l Market St. jess
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UvANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL House
w work. MRS. A. J. SWEENEY, 529 Main
sfreaf ie5s
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EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
SHARP DEBATE IN THE EEICHSTAG
ON THE ARMY BILL.

STANLEY has nm Uproarious Greeting at
Oztord-Ths Emperor OF Austria Thinks
bohemia IL Neodieusly Excited.
BERLIN, June 25.-In the Rcichstag to-day
Chancellor Won Caprvi speaking on the Army
bill. said he contemplated an extension OF the
privilege OF relief from service Mt the eSpira-
ton o! Two years rs permanent measure.
Baron Won Maltzahn. imperial Secretary OF
tho Treasury. asked the House to sot inside
financial considerations. He said It had not
been shown that Germany was unable to bear
the financial burdens which the bill entaied
Tho amount OF new taxes required would de-
pend upon the expenditures under the 1nsur-
ance law. 1t was impossible. he said. to re-
duce tho duties on grain.
fIerr Bebel declsso-l tht,t NIIenXhlG Asace-
Lorraine had caused the present armamehts.
He attacked the details CT the military orRani-
cation, and assorted that the number OF sui
cides In the army had Increased.
The Minister OF War refuted Bebers asser-
lions. He mentioned that even after tho retro
cession Of Alsace- Lorraine France would in
crease her army. which already exceeded tho
Germany army by 4U0,O00 men, The Oil was
merely the result OF the French military law.
1t was impossible at present 10 acceue To a
two-years' service. The debate was adjourned.
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horITB SEAL POACHERA
They Expect to no n Great Seasons Work
In RehrinE See.

SAN FRANc1sco, June 25.-When steve Elkins,
Isnac Liebes. D. o. Mills, and Lloyd Lewis bid
for the lease OF the Alaska seal fisheries on
the Pribylov Islands It was with the assurance
that Secretary Blaine would send enough
cruisers TO Behring Sea to keep the seal pirates
OF Victoria from killing female seals during
tho breeding season.
As q seal preservcr Secretary Blaine was rep
resented as n success. and tho lessees, when
their bid was accepted, went into the market
and bought up all the skins they could get,
feeling confident that the 1000 poached skins
that spoiled the market last year would not
interfere with getting higher prices, ut the
London auction this autumn.
The hardy mariners who 20 about stealing
dence In Secretary Blaine's intentions to sup
press them. They went on fitting out schoon-
Ss T0 iOr Y bSr w69r t es
destination was Behring sea. where she was
E9RG f sfss ss that
T gei%n uifSfmod d sEns advanced g zach Bst
BILE eight mile an hour flush and Gorwiin were we're
sent 70 sec that the people OF Victoria Kept
This was ali the coonIals wanted 10 know
and before the Corwln and Rush were We'll out.
H ae BaSE se" %6sro BY hs they
day and preparing to reduce tho price q ski ns
Alaska Company has to pay THO United States.
Tho Rush and Corwin might have done some
thing to keep down slaughter had they gone
north. but yesterday there came from Seattle
despatch saying that tho two. cutters we're
lying there and their men would be glad II the
navy nay officer would send on their mail as
they expected to stay there for some time This
means that Secretary Blaine's twist on the tail
Of the British lion Is not nearly so yiGor r}sS
to send any cruiser into Behring sea until
the British Government has had chance g nncd 10
10 all the diplomatic correspondence II pleases.
BY delaying the departure OF tho cutters Mr..
Blaine has given the poachers open seaSGn;
grounds in May, and in June and July. having
given birth 10 their pups, go out into me sen
for food lenvinG tho pups on Shore. THIS IL
the season that the females are ensily Killed.
and before the cutters roach Behring Sea the
damage will have been done. 49,
1t Ia safe to estimate that Illegal catch TINS
season will amount to 200 SIX ms as against
10000 for the American laska catch; and
10000 for the Russian Alaska catch; and 20
900 from China and other sources, This num-
Der Of skins nut on the market Will make the
lease OF the Pribylov Islands OF but little value
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THE INDIAN LOANS.
Proposal to Convert Them Hnto q Per
Cent. Security.

Proposal to Convert Them Hnto Per
Cent. Security.
coprtOM 1890, BY THn srx Printing ana Publishing
Articulation.
LONDON, June 25.-ThrouRh the courtesy OF
the London branch OF the banking house OF f.
L. Oppenheim 4 Co. l have received an adj
vance copy OF the announcement that Will be
made to- morrow In regard to the conversion OF
the existing AZ per cent rupee loans These
loans will fall due on Sep. l5 1891. and the
Government of India now gives an option to
Dec. so, 1890 to holders OF these loans to con-
vert them into q 4 per cent rupee loan. The
difference Of interest OF one-half per cent. per
annum for three years will. within week OF
the date of conversion, be paid in anticipation
by the Bank OF England in sterling ut the rate
OF exchange accepted for telegraphic transfers
on India
The great Importance Of this conversion lies
In tho circumstance that 1t will substitute one
consolidated per cent. rupee loan. which
will have free market both In London and In
dia for tho existing per cent loans which are
only dealt In in India and the Az per cents
which are only dealt in in London. 1t is also
favorable TO present holders, as there has been
some iear that the conversion. whom made.
would be into a 81 instead OF per cent.
loan.
An intimation OF the proposed conversion
was to-day conveyed to few large holders.
and has resulted In an advance In the price OF
Az rer cents from S0k to 81.
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Items From Mexico.

CRY OF MEXICO, viz Galveston, Juno 25.-
The interview with Louis Huller, published in
the American press, Is not regarded here as OF
any significance. The assertion that Mexico
might exchange u strip between ii Pnso and
Yuma for Lower California Ia declared to he
preposterone. ns the proposed change would
be unconstitutional
lluller, since he was released from prison
here, has been almost n stranger to this Coun-
try. ~ NdciUnai tnewspaperl tomorrow will
refute Huller's assertions.
The concession to Gonzales Estera for rail-
road from Guadalajara 10 Chameln on the
Pacific Is published In tho Official Gazette to-
day.
1t guarantees seven nor cent profit annually
for thirty-iive years, with capital guaranteed.
gold by the financial agent Of Mexico in Lon
don. This 10 the most valuable concession
ever granted by this Government.
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A Veteran in Once.

Mayor Grants office yesterday at salary which is yet
to DO determined Ills appointment is attributed to tho
increase of work under thu provisions of tho Weekly
Payment act which adds greatly to the number OF war
rants to be handled in tho Mayors Office He was for
merly sheriff Flacks private secretary, and re.
taincd BY Sheriff sickea His pace there was also
to H.
Private Secretary Hart Ia II years old, and veneer
able and picturesque figure in local poitca lie was
prominent IN Tammnny in 1879 and was surveyor or
the Port under Col Sch in President
term and has since been an Excise Commissoner and
an Alderman. lie wRs pAymAster in the Custom
Rouse in MnRonos time. Mr. Hart was associated with
Gen sckles. Thomas Q. PiedH, and Henry q. Stebbns
he was Leutenant Colonel OF tho Twelfth Rcgiment
when Henry u Stebbins was Colonel and Tom Fields
was Major He was also OF tho freQuenters OF tho
Pewter Mug" and colleague Of old Isaiah Rynders.
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PLANS or como OPERA sINGEBS
Pauline Hail 60 star and sadie Martinez to
Wear Six New Dresses y Week.

FnuNno Hail 10 star and sadie Marttnot TO
Wear Six New Dresses n Week.
The organization OF the new comic opera
company, OF which Pauline Hall is TO be the
hoad, Is practically settled and the season will
begin next September. Miss Hall occupied a
box ut Palmer's Theatre last night and with
drew from the gaze OF the audience for time
to chat about hor plane.
Il am going to have complete COM
pany." she said, and have already en-
gagged several well-known people. but will
not be ready to give out my programme for
some DAYS yet. have fixed upon tho opera to
begin the season. but do not care to say yet
what II ie. 1t Is n good one. though"
sadie Martinot Ia booked 10 apneRr In New
York next September IA the star Of the comedy
company which will oron the theatre attached
10 the Madison Square Garden. she Is to play
MIS- Horton, the lcndlng role Of Doctor Bill"
which is owned by I. Henry French. and she Ia
now in laris buying dresses for tho part Miss
Mhrtinot Will mako n novel dephrtnre In the
mnttor OF gowns. 1t IL stipulated in the con-
tract that sho Is to wear six new dresses u
week in the play.
1t is also reported that several rich mon have
organized q company TO build Miss Martinez n
theatre for hcrBolf which will bear her name.
and which VIII be devoted to comedy and oper-
eta. Report does not give the location OF tho
pronosed playhouse, though, nor nre the
names OF the hackers OF the actress revealed.
Isabella Crquhnrt has finished her enRage-
vacation ut her new homo In l50th street.
She has not yet made any plans for tho future.
hut II Is believed that she will reappear iu
comic opera In the fall
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Terrible Hcnt Ont NYenf.

CHICAGO. June u.s. The murderous heat OF
the past three days continued to-day, and
there Is little prospect OF a cold wave to-mor
row. There are over nifty cases OF supstroke
at the county hospitals.
Twenty people were Frustrated to-day. many
OF them falling In their houses The maximum
temperature on Monday was 900, yesterday it
CLIMBED up to 96e. aud to-day it was 92o.
There ls much suffering In tho congested die
dren.
overheat are rrnorieJ Onc ia dend snI fbe
others. are in n critical condition. The Their
mometer has ranged to-day from 10G0 in the
shnde 10 1872 in the sun.
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spondents DESTROYS the most obtrusive and
disgusting OF the breed II will have conferred
a benefit deserving the thanks OF tho American
public"
A contributor who signs himself "A. Z; Kib-
Bile. Mansion House Brooklyn" sends a letter
from which these sentences are taken. Evil
IDENTIFY Mr. Ribble IL quite toe truly good to
live long in this country. He should bic hi M
self quickly back to his TRANSATLANTIC homo bo-
fore he becomes further contaminated by
American associations:
The writer's OF the letters about hogs fancy.
In thor own weak minded way. that by writ.
ing accounts Of disgusting mons actions and
sending them TO n newspaper they show their
own superiority 10 tho average hog. They
have not VII enough 70 see that In doing 80
TESS To dcspise. One man thinks tho foreign
hog Ia much worse thnu the American hog. l
can soon sot his misEivinRs arrest on thRtpoint
American pork both biped and quadruped, is
undoubtedly the worst In existence. BY too
close contact with the American bped a for
eigner Ia liable 10 become greater hog than
tho American himself. Further. II liz IN undo
niabe fact that the travelled American is su-
perior to the one who stays ut homo. for tho
simple reason that while abroad lie rubs
shoulders with his superlors: on his return no
imitntHS than "
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New ORLEANS. June 25.-Sullivan closed his
engagement ut Purvis Miss. by painting the
town red. and came on to New Orleans to-day.
At the session OF the Circuit Court this morn
ing Muldoon and Cleary pleaded guilty. and
were fined $3.50 and 800 respectively. Mike
Donovan's fine was reduced to $780, half OF
which was paid BY himself and half by Kilr2in,
while Muldoon footed the bill for Cleary Alto
gether Marion county took in 100 in fines in
consequence OF the Richburg fight
Ivan to fight him to finish with bare
Enuckles or tight gloves. london prize ring
rules. tho fight to come of at Fort Worth.
Texas, for the purse offered by the Fort Worth
u at Gllh
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N1Inpe.ota ProhIb,tIonI.ts.

ST. PAUL. June 25.-The Prohibition State
Convention to-day adopted platform declar-
ing for the total annihilation OF the liquor
trafic. for the election Of United States SEN
ators and President and Vice President by
direct vote OF the people for equitable railroad
taxation. for woman suffrage. for arbitration
in settlement OF strikes. and declaring oil pools
and trusts for the control OF prices to be con-
spiracies against law and order.
J. ?. Pinkham OF MINNEAPOLIS was nomin ated
Governor: Secretary Of State. s.. II. Hlllidow {:
State, Treasurer. N. B. Frost; State Auditor,
Ole Kren: Attorney General, Robert Taylor:
Clerk OF Supreme Court, w. +. Dean.
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Tho Turner's Express Views About the
Worlds Fair.

The Convention OF tho North American Turnerbuud
in the hall OF the Central Turpvoreiu held business
session yesterday morning, and trip down the
hay and up tho Sound in tho afternoon At O'Clock
President Heinrich Braun called the delegates order.
Al the instance Of the Chicago turner's the Convention
passed resolutions that the work preparatory the
Worlds Fair should BIO done By union mon only that
the eight hour day should DO carefully observed and
Exposition grounds. Tho Executive Committee was In
etructed to communicate with the Worlds Fair Com
nittee at once, with Wow OF securing space for
turner's exhibit The plan of the promoters OF this
luton IN to have great variety OF RymnAstic impo-
ments and apparatus, well books picturea and hE
illustrative OF tho science Of turning in close
Unity to tho eShibita of educational institutions The
Convention Will meet again at clock this afternoon.
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COWBOYS RUN THE TOWN.
4 Reign or Terror In n Texas village
Eight Prisoners.

Two HId. Tex. Juno 25.-A reign OF terror
has existed hero since last Friday. Twenty
cowboys came In from Hill & Runnell's RANCH
and they have run the town to suit themselves
since.
J. W. McGinnls, merchant, was shot. A
messenger summoned McNeil's rangers, and
they captured eight OF the cowboys. the others
escaping to the brush.
Those who escaped returned and released
the prisoners, and shot all the windows out OF
the house Of John Nicholson. tho station agent
who sont the message summoning tho rangers.
The latter are now in pursuit OF the cowboys.
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Philipa-KnlEht,

Miss Susan Knight. the eldest daughter OF
MIR. William Knight, was married yesterday
afternoon to William Hackett Philips In the
First Reformed Church on Madison avenue.
by the Row. DR.. William T. Sabine. The church
was we'll filled with relatives and friends OF tho
young couple, who later attended the recep-
ton at 23l West Fifty-hrst street the residence
OF the brides parents. There were no brides
maids nor maids Of honor The best man was
Charles Missing Of Brooklyn. and the ushers
we're Arthur Mackin, David Ireland. Robert o.
gown Of light gray ialle trimmed with Van
Dyke points. and toque OF gray feathers. She
carried BOUQUET Of white roses.
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FRANCIS JOsEPH'S VIEFs.
He Says tho People OF Bohemia arc Need.
IessIy Excited.

lessIy Excited.
PEsTH. June 25.-Emperor Francis Joseph
gave a court dinner last evening to the Aus
trian and Hungarian delegations. In tho
course OF conversation after tho dinner his
Majesty. referring to tho agitation among the
Czech populace In Bohemia. said the Bohe-
mians were needlessy excited by empty verbi-
leader OF the Old Czechs that the Government
might appease the public by permitting Czech
to be used AZ the official language In Boho-
ton OF the Interests Of the service was the first
consideration, Matters ought never to reach
not know the German language. His Majesty
deplored the agitation among the Young
Czechs. and EXPRESSED the hope that affairs In
Bohemia would be speedily improved
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Four Years for n Fence.

William saich jeweller lately of +sl< Sixth avenue
who convicted in tho General Sessions before Judge
Cowing Of receiving stolen RoodA was arragned yes.
terday for sentence. Tho principal witness against
sAich was William Lawler. young burglar, who tes
ned that he committed Ave burglarieE within tho past
year and sold his punder usually siverware and jew
elry TO Snich His last burglary committed at tho
house of Mrs Emilia sklnrck OF ihH last seventy NTH
street Ie sold the three gold watches and 500 worth
OF diamonds that he stole there Saich for S2O Shicn
after his arrest returned the diamonds to Mrs skrek
Judge CownR said that receivers OF stolen goods
in his opinion, more dangerous to tho community than
thieves, because they encouraged young shelves to
steal by ahording mark ct for their plumber Ho sen
fenced Saich to State prison for four years
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In Grace Episcopal Church at White Plains last even.
ing Mr.. George A. Waller was married to Miss Julia
Harris daughter OF the late Row r. W narris rector
OF ST Georges Church Astoria Tho bride entered the
church on the arm of her brother Mr. Charles NJ
Harris OF White Plains She n white satin gown.
trimmed with lace and diamond ornaments The cere.
inOny was performed by the Rev. Dr. +. b Van koeck
Archdencon OF WestcheEter.
Tho best man was Mr. W. Popham Platt. District Al.
torncy Of Weschester county and the maid Of honor
was Miss obert Of WOrrestrr. Mass Tho ushers were
A Fleming rophau OF ScArEdAle Clarence Wttfemore
Of Astoria T. u. sqmres OF White ilains and loui,
Sands OF New York. A rece p'iOn held the resi-
dence Of tho brides mother White PlanA Last sven
Ing The bridal couple started wedding trip to tho
- -
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Church Struck by LiEh thing.

Al an early hour yesterday morning lightning struck
the steepo Of the Church OF tho Blessed Sacrament in
Centre avenue. near Main stree, New Rochelle of
which the Rev. Father Thomas Mclaughlin ia the pas
II set tho bell ringing in tho tower Tho ringing Of
the bell aroused Pastor Mclaughlin and tho people
siding In the neigh borhoOd In few flames be.
to shoot from the roof OF the church which OF
wood. by the time the iro company arrived the build.
ing enveloped In flames Tho hrenen in
saving considerable Of the furniture They also pro.
vented the flames from spreading to the Sunday school
chapel near by The church was totally destroyed in
voiving loss of about $1,000 Tho loss is nearly all
covered by insurance, 80
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A Large Copartnership Dissolved.

r. NJ Van Tassel Co. prOprietors OF the large grain
warehouse and elevators at the foot of West Eleventh
street have dissolved partnership There ia feel
ing between tho members OF the nrm, and Mr.. C. b.
nhou;e, the Junior partner claims that he has no,
been fairly treated by Van TasScll. He has brought
suit against Van TasB- in the SUPERIOR Court err
9irt.'nu which he claims lie is entitled to receive
Papers were presented 10 Judge OGormAn yesterday,
in winch Mr. Ilhonse demands Rn accounting and
other equitable relief BOth partners members nr
the Produce Exchange and well known in Uusine a
riFp
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STANLEY Ar OXFORD.

The Students Give Miss Tenuant and the
Explorer AN Hilarious Reception.
LONDON. June 25.-Henry NJ Stanley and his
fancGe, Miss Tenant. attended the commem-
Grafton exercises at Oxford University to-day.
The undergraduates gave Mr. Stanley most
uproarious reception. They cheered and chRfied
him. and when he was formally presented they
the song with more cheers for the explorer,
and finishing with "one moIe for the BRIDE"
The degree OF Doctor OF Civil Law was con-
ferred upon Mr., Stanley and upon Prof, Good
win OF Harvard University.
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The $50, 600, 600 Gne synd,cote.

Nothing more could be learned yesterday OF the plans
OF tho American Gas Investment Company which was
incorporated in New Jersey Tuesday with . capital
OF SO 200 COO George s. Bixby. who is mentioned In
the certificate OF incorporation OF tho stockhod
In the concern IL Assistant Secretary OF theNew
ofk Debenture Corporation limitedL organization
which includes in lis list q sockholders some OF tho
refused to anything about the gas company yeste
day. further than 10 say that there connection
lolMeen II and tho lebenture COMPANY.
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Progress. of the Aoueduct.

Tho Aqueduct Commissioners accepted section OF
the aqueduct yesterday from contractors oBrien
and CLARK, and directed tho Comptroller pay the
nnal estimates minus $1,000 for damages and penal
ties Tho work Of the contractors on shaft 1871
was also accepted. Shaft TIC on section was &C.
ceptsd from Brown Howard a Co. and tho roadwork
in front OF tho Croton dam from Smith Brown
Tho resolution for the payment of tho final estimates
on eections2 and & less the penalty for delays
that had been laid over were paGGed
The Commissioners said that everything work.
ing smoothly In the matter OF getting ready MI tho
Central Park reservoirs through the alueduct and
that there every prospect that tie water will DO
turned on July Is or l5