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prrvyi FALLS AMID RED FIRE.

After weeks suSpens" on account VI '''" ""'
,,hor things Plevna fell at south bcich lhHt h'E"I
Nth n thud which was neither dull nor si'Kchihr
Il, fac, IT, was a decidedly pleasing performance VI
the open-air spectacular variety. large "lnpn'
theatre has been built near the staten lsHWu h"P'"
,ans,t station nj Arrochnr with ample stage accom-
-, dotions and about 800 young men ana 'hi'uchS'
together with a small cavalcade OF unhappy n''se''
h,sport themselves IN variety OF marches d'h''e'
a.eaul,s and batteries for the cdincaton OF SOUTH
pcoch notrons. ali at the small admission price Oh
o5 cents. - ,o,
Tho opening scene shows the Russian camp hc"r
u,scb.nlcs There IS much marching ana counter
marching OF Russian troops. dancing BY a corps Z"
y,vondicrcs and Il professional Of t'ieek 'hirchhch
a, ,mnlc blond beauty from tho sulian's hnrcn
,no,rs with a plan Of the fortress ol Pi"vhh "'o"
ebo gives ND 10 tho Russian general, u Sp''" NV
,r,,uisb lord In the second scene whch rcprc
opts tho Sultan's palace, there are SuHihas' I"r"
,,h ,onavos and ballet dancers, together with some
variety performers. ..,.,., o.,
i, ,be third scene Plcvna falls before riRihg hro
-, pom.n candies and the exhibition ends WIN II
,oet rfec tive war tiblcau About 1000 people 81"
he fall.
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OBITUARY..
LEWIS ID. HENRY.

Lewis +. Henry, prominent resident q East
Orange y. J., died nj his home yesicrlay morning
flom pneumonia after Illness of only five days.
Mr. Henry wn, Lou. in this city in 1923, and ut an
early age entered the big drygoods house % Henry,
Smith d Townsend When the war broke ou;, the
firm went under. IN 1850 lie cstahl 81 eli the sugar
brokerage house Of Townsend ~ Henry. nj No. 0S
Front St. and sine. the death OF his partner, In
Is.5 he has carried the business alone. In 1886
he wa, married TO Mis- Catherine T.. schernerhori,
daughter Of jacob NJ schermcrlorn. Of Homer. " \.
They have seven children four daughters and three
sons Mr. Henry lived in Ncw-iork till 1862 when
he moved 10 South Orngc, and in 1876 he puycha>ed
his present home IN East Orange. Mr. Henry was u
strong Epl,copaan OF the broad school. while III
South orange he yestryman Of th. Church OF
The Holy Communion. and on removing 70 East orange
connected himself with Grace Church. Of which he has
been vest lyman for fifteen years lie was An earnest
worker in the sunday school and the teacher OF The
young ladies' Bible class. lie has been Tor many
year, one Of the delegates f. IN that church to both
the diocesan and general conventions lie was m&n
her az the New England society OF orange Inc
funeral win be nj Grace Church ut 80 10 morrow
Afternoon. The vcstrymen Of he church VIII act as
nollbpDrpr.
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rplsrrs pIMAy CN DIR. PARKHCRSTS WOhh.
yewUaven. May % (spcciaD.-Beore tie New
,,,.n chamber Of Commerce tonight. Ernstns Wman
-, Now York delivered an address, In the course OF
which he said ~, , 49,, , hos
W. .,n atti,udc assumed by Dr. Parkhurst III ms
a., sno,nst the ruling power In New ork IL - h0
hght dncneely interesting question locally, but II
onens ,p broad question US 70 me duty ana a az
nnencc ha stsTIng statement that the government OF
Ter ,ar ' ct~ Of This New World is sustained by us
me io Gm,e with crime II this Is So Is phase OF
ainnI deveonmcnt rejecting seriously upon the prin
SAI Ih' Of SELF government the the1 Gcpube
which Its - na y is the hope Of the world
a msnce s far more than local concern should at
! Tor and specially the revelations which have nave
er the Of mmcay ana s c bcs are and Sp s
yloaoem nsent ~ the political party that rules the
.ne y and further that moneyed consideration rs
ciH d " so that the party Is thereby sustained III
yer by the purchase Of votes no citizen VINO orS
power countrv can look unmoved upon the reveatoni
rs an open question whether ministers OF he Gospsd
~ - an ~ toow the example OF Dr. Iarkh'!rst anu
eouia n o ~ moral watchdog 10 see that the laws
re,afing TO morality are enforced
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WILLIAM WALLER PHELPS AND YALE COLLEGE

william Walter Phelps. the American Minister al
Berlin. who has been for twenty years one OF the
alumni representatives In the Yale corporation ana
nrSicnly devoted to the interests of the university
some time addressed the secretary OF the college,
declining 10 be n candidate for reelection. some
friends OF the college. ieciatng the value OF his
ervIces To their alma mater. have been urging MN
IN reconsider his decision. dispatch has been
received rrom him stating that while his interest In
Val. Is undated. his long term Of service and his
obsence from the country have prompted him to this
decision and that he s gra'!hed that the attention OF
The Alumni Is being directed to such q devoted and
sh"s,astlc son Of Yale ex-Judgc Rowland as his
successor.
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nlprnsr MIssIoxARY rXIOY's VIEW OFFICE

y tp1ysT MISSIONARY UNION'S NEW cffHhh>'
philadelphia. MAY % CSpcciaD.-At this morning
session Of the American Baptist Missionary Union ITO
,,or Gilmore of Rochester University, read the TIC
, y, the committee on the missions in Burma' ara
,ddres,.s were made by the Rev Drs. a. Hovey ana
Horny g. Weston. The election OF oihcefS resu'e" ~
follows: President the Rev. DR.. Augustus H. Strohs'
Vow York: vice presidents. Robert \. Fuller MASH
chusatts and Judge David V. Burns. Colorado' re-
.nn,,,c secretary, the Rev. DR.. Henry ;. BnTaSc'
vn,nc. managers. class term expires In loooh the
poy Drs. p s. Henson, Lemuel L. Barnes
Tenrv F. Colby. Richard Montague, jacob =
crhemann. sylvester Durham. Albert IT, Law
ean u W Faincc z. Grencn. David Downe.
" r p Rhoades J. F. Parry and X. NJ Luther; The
poy Messrs. W. II. Butick p. S Moxom and A. Woody
and Nessrs. George A. rillsbury. Francis H. Ludng-
40, irving O. whiting. James L.. Howard A. Grocer
va,,;n O. sage Edward Goodman. Roger s. Greene
Isoac carpenter. Class term expires In lso3l-
=, ,,oce ~ DR. J. ". Olmstead deceased, the Rev.
rr Nonso Bunker: In place OF George Callaghan, de
.oo.sed DR. william W. Keen. Glass 2 term expires
IN 1aon-In place Of A. J. Prescott. deceased DAVID
H. Goodell
Al the afternoon session the reports OF the com
rit,ees on missions In Africa and Europe wcrc re
,r.d and there were addresses by missionaries rep
,escut,ng Africa, Germany. sweden and France, This
ycnings session NJ Grace Temple was also addressed
hv missionaries The conference OF Young people was
continued this morning
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u.o,,,.,~ PROTEST lGlTyST THE TUNNEL.

rav,on X Fuller yesterday afternoon hcau'u a "'''s'
,, ., women from Washington Heights ana nafle" VIM
cn, Iofore the Supreme Court Rapid lransi' ,o"'''o
10 protest against the building Of '""'' ,,'''' ,n
" oo ,bo cxtcnsion Of the elevated railroads Nn'onh
-, q, ,bc delegation Miss Marguerite Merrihg"h
,ror in Greek IN Normal College Mr' EWING Ms'
Flor, Ewing Mrs stewart, Mrs. G. H. Lisc""o '''s'
c,,. el,er Mrs, Aroien. Miss Alma fuier' MIS- 'iin'
,-,,u.r Nrs Lawson n. Fuller. Miss Atklh'oi' MSS
-, nd Mis- Dunn Miss Merrng,on addressed the
,riss,o, on behalf OF the delegation she sa'o u''
,hov were opposed TO the underground system because ~
d lie injurious the bau'e the hght "ouiu DC
artificial. would also he injurious 10 oe "']'' "
a'" . hoo,us. the air would be foul. George Z"
n,y, nres,ntcd protest against the underground pan
o hebaf Of the estates 81 Robert Goelet ogden oe'e'
n chemical Bank the Hamersly estate The Da'h osa'e
,he Menninger estate the owners OF the C"nsohoneu M
change Is. G. wetmore presented protest Oh o','' "
80 ., r. II aroutolt w. NJ. Brown presented protest
on behalf Of the Boardman, Wood and Hard 's'ac''
The Commission will meet again this afternoon
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DIED..

ApAMs-At Horgen. Switzerland, May 24th. Lyell 7.
Adams, T. s. Consul at Horgen
Of the late joshua and r. Cafs
fa a2e and irG aG GSpee on Friday Nay r. ii
EARLE-On Wednesday, May %. OF cereorosmha far
sis It s"SF oT HsF fa IT, 'ssu '"s'o ., NJ.
paTens, az enryst Brooklyn on Friday May a. "
1nss SS a. Worcester. . Mess ,owo,.
go Js S Se S I'm
oged 81 years, ,o,o,,,o,
Chicago and Kansas City papers please copy
HENRYon wsanssGay Nay fsh o lssa at hi
pneumonla Lewis Henry, youngest son Of the late
Fnnsr services a. Grace Church. Orange Friday Moy
Train leaves Barclay.st and ChrstOpher-s ferries az
isab Graham kreschnaT died Monday May 3d. aged
months and II day ysc residence Of his parents
% sS sr Nee, s ssA Be ns On u S May g.
Relatives 81 II o' and friends e 81 are invited.
LANsING-May "a. Paul yelling. infant son Of J. o.
MILLER-At Bedford, n. Y, Tuesday morning. May a.
Amelia b., daughter Of Charles Miller: Thursday N.
Funeral services from Presbyterian Church. Thursday '
c, q. e 50 ' station % s Sa n5rs' Of Tram
1owERRE~on Tuesday. May "a. Sarah G.. widow Of
IL Lwe , in S the S so ys Of Of n her
David b. Young, ies Ciermontave, Brooklyn on Thurs
MILLs-At Newark 81 on Wsd SssSS,: VA Mara
Louisa and the late Samuel H. Townsend OF 'rieef
Funeral services from late residence 81 Park Place.
Newark. Friday afternoon at O'CLOCK
InterIncnt at convenience Of family. 49,
MOtI.ER-On wednesday, Nav 18th 1892 DR.. George H.
Moll,r IT,, Of George H. Moller IN the 39'h year
OF his
ss ssS ON WI d ses .s NO
Intement private.
Plelse omit flowers. $50
| powELI-Tucsday evening, May Gath. Mary Alice
Powell. CAIN,
Nav oSth. 80 NJ, ana III O'CLOCK ~ inc oc"'
page Friends Mcettn g-house.
TAYLO-At Fort cats TIA, May %, j. Monroe Taylor,
OF this city, in the seventy fourth year OF his aSe H.
Charles C. Pope, $40 Fast 15thst, at p m, Thursday
May %. - ,,., . ....
IntSrmen. az syracrse May 81.
THORNTON Tuesday, May "a, 1922, at Gloucester
Court House, Virginia, Richard Eugene lhorhe
Notice % funeral hereafter
yANDERBILr--On Monday. Nav %. 1892, at his home.
West j7th.st., New York William Henry, eldest son
of Corneiu. and Alice Gwynne vanderbilt, In the "a
year II his a2c. . -. =. .,-,., -....
Funeral scrylccs will held St. Bartholomews Church
Friday May y. AZ 10 a. IN.
Please omit flowers.
wINsLow-sa saturday, May 81. ls9? at his home Read
ing Road and Oak.st., Cincinnati Ohio Augustus Syueh
ham Wnslow I'm the 18th year Of his age.
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tshould be read daily by ali interested changes may
Letters oi foreign countries need not be specially
addressed fO dispatch by any Ttsaa efme sAc sa
coanerc, documents letters not specially addressed oshs
en b the s,s tor ;s week ending May % will close
promptly IN ali cases al this ONCE as follows
s. II. ana nsnS% hrsY; per
M for o JanerO >ag na and La pa'a Supple
sS M for a, eGrm%da ., PEI ,:.. N n ri
FkDXY-At } p. m. for Ducnold'. Der s. 5. NieArs-
sSa usei for per Ia
SsS Ss:ss .s},a IL s.
a %, S asse? Rs a. M G
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be G Of Rome n d% letters ss'f %as r Ss
s;od per t Si S"s sa at letter. Sr sss S d. d.
psn"a@d at ocr "a for a SS %s, f d. It,
G tii'lS pSF c 9, AsSr:
MeSc,n States Via Vera cruz nut be directed pr CIy
~ per :. . Alps; D. for Porto Rico direct
'sspW'%sSDAY-At 3 p M for Costa Eca via Lron per
tE>9S Sr t lrSm New Zealaud Hawaiian, Fiji and
az. % Of June Ad Is SS b S %.. q;
tssi Al N' Mss he Society Islands ship s
'' so 5 San M rs Nail Or @ @
%,s of ne hSI aw snH u aSa nag
r,r,a from San Francisco. close here daily . %
nms si at 80 p M Mails for Ncwfoundlsnd rail-
thence by steamer close this Office daily
at 80 p Mails for Mi9gelon by rail TO Bo.,on and
Mails for Cuba by rail TO Tampa F1a and thence by
sang Mondays and Thursdys close a. this Once
SPECIALLY addressed dispatch by steamer close at this
oihco daily at a. N. ,..,..
Trans mails forwarded r. San Francisco daily
and the schedule OF closing arranged on the presumption
~ their uninterrupted overland transit 10 san Francisco
Mails the arriving on time a. san on the
day OF sailing Of steamers dispatched thence me sane
day. .o. 49, r,.,,o,sa.v
Extra Supplementary Mails are opened on the piers
and German s'eamers az the nour 81
pesino o Sunpementary Mails the Postonec, which
remain 0pen until within Ten Minutes OF the hour Of
sailing OF steamer. -, cn,-r
Pos.onlcc. New-York. n ". may .O ISV2.
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A COPYRIGHT TREATY WITH SPAIN.
London May 25.-Spain has concluded a copynght
treaty with the United states.
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

wo,tcr Damrosch Is writing an opera. the subject
-. hitch &c ~ be IIawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter"
n p Lathrop Hawthornes son-nlaw, Is writing the
ubrettO for MIN.
Mice Alberta Gallatin will play Rosalind In " AS
,u. 70, al the Madison Square Theatre this
ivu oiis Skinner appearing as Orlando
The attractions Of the Casino roof garden which
I'm ono, next week, will include VI. stainvillc " La
,a,odlran "A spanish dancer; NJ. Felix, an eccentric
1ancC, from the Vienna Opera House Leon Espi9sa
VA - E.nnosa Ballet Quartetc. from the Empire
anu VI k,ihamhrn I'm London: Miss Mabel stephenson,
a ,n tird warbler; and several American specially
people.
Heinrich Conried the agent IN this country 'or
49, v,onpa Musical and Dramatic Exposition, VIII
~" Wv, 49, ,nnr,,np on the Columbia his way to
Vienna.
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THE CAPTURE AND ESCAPE OF o'BRlEN.

IIavrc May ga representative Of the Associated
Press had an interview today with oscar r. "llhhm1'
the American Consul NJ Iavre, relative to The arrest
and escape Of Thomas O'Ercr. the American con
odcnce man. Mr. Williams said "The man captured
nv me denied his identity with OBrien. lie declared
that his name G.. W. Garrett, and that he be-
longed IN Austin, Tex. From the evidence In my
noss4ssOn / was convinced that had made no mis-
take and the subsequent escape OF the man from the
French police confirmed my belief That he ""' INC
notorious O'Brien. When | delivered him TO inc
,,rco I tod them that he was dangerous and when
they searched him they found that he was armed.
they took his weapons away from him, ana also MS
,unnev watch other vnluables and baggage re
turned 20 my hotel al IL o'clock on sunday nlGht;
leaving O'Ericn in The police office IN the CUSTODY Oh
dstcrtlyes and a gunM OF gcndnrmes. When ! re-
turned in the morning the police told that O'bnen
had escaped" , Oh, =, s,.o. =, tho rr,i,cc
s,atns legation has sent letter to Foreign Minister
Riho strongly complaining Of the rcmlssness OF tne
n,Icc Of Uavre and Paris In falling TO bee? O'Brlch
In custody.
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THE DANISH JUBILEE.
BEGINNING OF THE FESTIVITIES IN HONOR or
THE ROYAL GOLDEN WEDDING.

BEGINNING OF THE FfSIl'liI-' ~ h'N
THE ROYAL GOLDEN WEDDING
Copenhagen. May o5.-The fetes In hohoI VI 'uS
golden wedding Of the King and Queen OF Deh"''iN
hegan this evening The most striking decorations III
the city are TO be seen in the seamcns quarter
Nyboder. The gables Of many Of the houses arc az
ranged N resemble the prows Of old warships. me
facade of the Premier's house displays huge io'Ai
robe in ermino. 49,.
Queen victoria has sen: an autograph letter TO the
King and Queen CONCENTRATING them upon the happv
OCCASION Among the presents received are coSlis
chandelier from Emperor William and marble statue
from the Prince of Wales. The children OF Dc'n'ai n
have subscribed for golden wreath 10 DC pe'e',eu
70 the royal couple There is special jubilee charity
fund which ammnts 10 10000 krOAers. The King
eaee dinner this evening TO 80 guests Tomorrow
free dinners will be given to the poor thongi0ut ,mo
country The throng Of princes and roya N I.fn.
with their snites Is so great that ACCOMMODATIONS
cannot he found for all in the various royal palaces
Many visitors are consequently lodged In private apart
nentS
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When yon fail TO find what you want elsewhere look
among the little advertisements OF The IriDuhe' 1hey
are on the ninth page to-day
NTSiC FESTIVAL ~ INDIlNlPOIfS.

Indianapolis MAY 25.-Thc indianapolis May Music
Festival opened lat night with the largest house IN
the history Of its festivals and tremendous enthusiasm
Nine Fursch Madi. Miss Margaret Reid. Campannl'
Miss Little and Mr.. Nync solo singers. and Walter
Damrosch's full symphony orchestra took part
Mcndelssohn's "walpurgis Might with chorus oil
500 voices rendered In magnificent sTie' Inc
festival hall holds 5000 people and fully 1000 people
were standing Miss Margaret Reid. whose home Is In
This CITY and who made her debut in New-fork as
ophella in Hamlet" sang the mad scene from that
opcra. being recalled SIX times.
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CELEBRATING; THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY.

london, May 25.--In pursuance Of n formal order
the celebration Of the anniversary Of the Queens
birthday, which anniversary actually occurred yester
day. took pace to-day. The weather was splendid
The Horse Guards parade and the trooping Of the
colors by the Foot Guards were witnessed by vast
throng OF people, including large number oil arts
iocra'c and notable foreigners. The Duke Of Cam
bridge, COMMANDMENT Chief of the forces accompanied
By Prince Christian, was In command. The massed
bands played the National Anthem. The Foot Guards
marched past IN review IN the order Of quick time.
Toronto. May 25.-Ths Queens birthday honors
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TIE COMMITTEE TO MEET JUNE 4.

Washington May o5.-Thc Associated Press Is
authorized by Mr. GARRISON, chairman OF the Repub-
Can Nalonal Committee, to say that meeting OF the
committee will b" held at the West Hotel, MIME
apois. saturday, June 4, at IL a. m
II l. the duty OF the committee to make up the roll
OF the convention and a. there contestng deega
cations from nearly all the Southern states 1t IS de-
sized that IL sufficient number Of National Committee
then 20 make "A quorum meet on June g. II Is prop,
able that both SATURDAY. and Monday will be occupied
In hearing contcsting delegations
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MARRIED..

ARENTs evening Nay az 2s :,d 1Svz
Of the BRIDES cousin Mr.. Frank Il. Chinncck so Fax
Place, Brooklyn Charles r.: Arenn 70 Eneiine H.
RROK Aw-CoUDERT-On Tuesday. May n
residence OF her mother, by Rev, John HAL ". y:
Corae daughter Of the late Louis Leonce Couoer, "
William Gould Brokaw.
HALSTED-TYLER-On May "a at the New.YorK NeaHTs
NJ r. Church Brooklyn, By the Rev. A. j. r. Ben<hSs'
D. D., assisted by the Rev NJ: w. Chapmss1,v . r. y.
Elizabeth Annette daughter OF William A. ana Waty W.
Tyler, to Henry Moore Halsted . .,
McCLAIN-BELI-on TUESDAY. MY 1.1' le Ts;nro %
Acheson Carrie Helene daughter Of Clark Bell 70 JONI
flemmng McClain, both OF NewYork
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and much value. The commissioned ofncers, CAvsAiA
f. T. Kirkland, LIST Lieutenant Robert r. Mclean
end Lieutenant F. Van Lennep, and over hunerea
other members were present. After the formal pre-
sentaton the company went to the Veteran Cub =
Fifty .eighth-st. and Fifthave., where supper was
served. The moving spirit in arranging for TIN
testimonial was Captain Joseph Tentlhon. for q
years the commanding ofhcer Of the company. The
cup is OF solid silver, made by Tiffany e. Co.. en1
upon il are engraved appropriate decorations. It =
OF English pattern and has three handles.
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CATHOLIC PROTECTION TO HEBREWS.

Rome Nav .5.-Jesse segmac- Of New-fork. nc
companlcd by DIR. O'Conncn rector OF the American
College here recently visited Cardinal Rampola. Papa
Secretary Of state with the object Of ensting his
patty in behalf Of the Hebrews. They were cordially
received by the Cardinal who said he would be most
happy TO do his utmost TO aid the humane cause The
Popc he added had always been the protectors Of the
Hebrews When they prosecuted everywhere esq
they found a refuge in Rome.
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ARRANGE. SPANISH TRADE CONVENTION.

SCOPE OF THE COMMERCIAL MoDUs VlVENpl
ARRANGED.
London, May GA commercial modus ViVenoi mas
been arranged between spain and France SPAN
gives France favored nation" treatment uh'h ''s
], and then the minimum tariff, with "laVoreu
nation treatment IN the Spanish west lho'es am
special reductions IN Silks woollcns and cotons Ill
fcurn spain obtains the French minimum tailt.
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ONO CoxcREss NOMINATIONS.

Columbus. MAY CSC. l.. Poorman. Republican,
has been nominated at Steubcnville for Congressman
from the with District.
l.. VI. Strong. Republican. OF Hardin County, was
nominated on slxtythrt ballot at Kcnton, for Con-
gress. -,
Cincinnati. May 2j.-"The Commercial Gazette
report Of the Republican Congress Convention ol the
XVIII District Mansfield to-day says T.. y. Johnson
~ lOran County nominated for congress ana the
choice Of delegates for the Minneapolis Convention wa
Colonel ". G. Cooper. Of Knox. and Harry > Grhith,
Of Morrow. with J. X. Msdon. OF Knox, and D. L.
Corhlcy, Of Rlchmoud. a. aernates.
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DEvE1 oPMESrs IN THE pIiELAN-wALsH CASE.

New Haven, May o5.-The Republicans are making
ont prima face defence in the quo warranto case OF
Phclan against Walsh which has long since swept away
Judge M0ris's slender majority OF twenysx and put
Phclan's apparent majority OF 547 many votes behlnd
plurality and II the Republicans keep mp their pres
cnt line thsy will destroy Controller staubs majority
Of over thousand. All the Republican claims may
not prevail but they will make an Interesting battle
before the Supreme Court
The defence outlined still another tack when the
trial Of the resumed to-day by producing Wit
ness@s from Suhed who testified That 247 straight
Democratic tickets and nineteen paster Democrat
ballots had blank left under the name OF
Judge Of probate These Judge Hall declared over n
Years ago In tho Lyme election ease we're Invalid ballots
but the Supreme Court has not yet passed upon the
point. The ballot boxes from Thompson. StIat31 ana
bridgeport the latter containing the marked ballots,
were opened this afternoon.
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mn Mime Is ENJOYING MS rIsIT

Secretary Blaine spent yesterday for the most part
,etlv resting in his rooms at the Fifth Avenue ho'e
number OF friends, including General ho'"ee rorVi
d and in the forenoon Superintendent Bncs dropped
:, ~, ho,.l IN ,uauire after Mr.. Bsine's health bu
"A not try to see him Shortly after noon the secfe,
,t on. alone for drive. Later In the day he ana mrs
naine went up to Mr. Damrosehs house returning 70 INC
'o''' - ~ ~ evening To those who him. Mr.
.,, sid tia, he was feeling well and enjoying his Visit
""..d,ocly He thinks Now.York Of the best places
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Rutland. Vt. NAV 25.-1he Prohibuonists OF Yer
mont held state Convention here today. THIS state
ticket was nominated: Governor, T. L. Allen. OF Fair
haven: Lieutenant Governor. ". r. stafford, Of ST.
Johnsbnry Secretary Of state. f. T. Gfldwod, Of Zen
unvnn; Trcasurcr Mylon Davidson, Auditor II. F..
Cummings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
WOMEN IN RHODE ISLAND ORGANIZING

Providence. May % CSpeciaD.-A second branch OF
the Rhode Island Republican Womcn's Association was
formed yesterday at Pontiac under the direction OF Mrs
Thomas ". Chace. secretary Of the Womens National
Republican Committee. and Mrs. Eliza Putnam Heaton,
ih, pnc.ident NJ tlc state association. Mrs r. NJ.
Pollard was elected president and Mrs. Herbert Boss
secretary. .
Ex-Congressman Henry J. SpOoner spoke at a rally
OF the swedish Republican Club this evening.