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BEGINNING TIE DOODLE" TRIALS.
THE FIRST CASE THAT or PIGOTr THE PLAN
CLERK SELECTING JURY.

THE FIRST CASE THAT or PlGOTr THE PLAN
CLERK-sELECTlNG JURY
The trial of the first case among tire indictments
found by the December Grand Jury I'm relation 10
the Illegal bills for Tie Conmhs celebration "N
lenses last fali WIS begun Yesterday in the Court
Of Ses>iC las. and the greater part Of the day Wa
spent IN .oijil- ,ia i;:o;s Tn' iiS Of tn incctcd
person, braa1hI t" uTl YVES Jnm.~ H. Pco.t. "a"
plan cle. g.! the DE- ;ar;"n, 81 PchllC Buildings WHO
was interested in building the reviewing stands. when
cost the city 81 400 1t intended TO try Patrick
Ross. buGings inspector. who put in the bill for
the work on the stands but he was too III to hp
pear in court. Di,trct-Attorney Ridgway appeared
to prosecute the cases. and stated that there was
Joint Indictment upon charge OF felony against
Aldermen Mckee. Heaney and Wafer. James H.
Pgott and Patrick Ross and he would like to Try
them Together Edward /. O'DNyer. who appeared
for the indicted persons. said that separate tria' hdd
been decided upon md when the case Of Mr.. Ross
was being prepared it found that he was too
I'll for consultation lie then presented certificate
was suffering from Il severe attack of gas'rltiS and
muscular rheumatism. and it utterly impossible
for him 20 lowe his room. The Dislrc, Attorney then
called the case OF Pigot.
The work Of getting :urv i, likely 10 be proracted
until noon TO-DAY. a. only one-lIlf the requisite
number had been obtained when Tie court adjourned
The Indictment charges picolt. together with Ross
ana the three Aldermen, with presenting false and
fraudulent bill and claim against the city with intent
to cheat and doiraud the municipality 10y claiming
Sll 400 for huilGing grand stands. the sum BENG
greatly in excess of fair price, and tho city not
LEGALLY indebted for The amount. ih" second count
charges Pg0ti and his associates with wronglully aid
ing anc abetting another IN obtaining money from
the city by conniving at the audit ana payment OF
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

Board Of Aldermen City Hall, noon.
D..
Kings County Republican re.enromcnt evening.
National Temperance society and publication House
anniversary, Broadway Tabernacle. 80 p.
Quill club dinner, Clark's. q y.
First Eranch New-York Indian Association, LonoX
Avenue Reformed Church 10 30 a. IN.
Tableaus in aid OF 81. Katharine Home Castle Point
Iobokcn p. m.
Scavanhaka Yacht Club No. East Thirty secondst.
30 y.
Mercantile Library annual meeting, Aston Place, p.
West side Republican Club, Hotel Endcott p m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Ladies' Deborah Nursery hearing before Controller
Myers.
Order OF Foresters convention, German Club
StapetOn, s. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
BRIDGE TRUSTEES AWARD A CONTRACT.

The Bridge Trustees held their May meeting yes
terday, there being quorum of the new body in
attendance The principal business was the award
OF contract 10 the firm Of lowering Gan rigues for
the construction of the station at the Now York
terminus The firm the lowest bidder. Offering
Ia do the work. without the passenger elevators at
ROse-st.. for <2fO.G2g 80. IL would cost about
$4,000 more to put In OTIS elevators, and they were
left out in awarding the contract The time FOR
doing the work IS nine months The receipts OF the
Bridge for April FLO. 100 20. and the eXpcnd
lures Ss4,5aO IS. There were 37G6273 passengers
carried.
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HOME NE VS.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRI NSWICK-General Joseph l.. Prcnt. Of - tnoie
EVERETT-Count g. Gloria and Marquis dAh-.JaAa Of
italy, FIFTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charles II. saw
yer OF New Hampshire; Ex-Governor Henry Howard, OF
Rhode Island, Senator H. J. ronald>oh oi
Eallson y. V Lieutenant Colonel II. G. Cook.
L. S. Army. WORKMANSHIP Treasurer Elliot Dan
forth and Railroad Samuel \. Bcardscy Of
Albany. PARK AVENUE-Colonol II. NJ. Lazcllc,
l.. s. Army. PLAZA-Mi,s Lolita. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hale, OF albany. WINDsoR-1heodore NJ. fomcfoy. OF
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Highest Of all in Leavenng PowcrIatest u Govt Report
R&H!A!:'!:!! B Bs%ss9
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Highest Of all in Leavenng Power-Laest S Govt Report

AyG Fl The s Bar w at IL 80 April %
st@ag~ to international Navigation Company
a% M synJs, Hui Apr e 1.S T's At
rfn,pia nD. S'a4aara Le'G Ami H.
s D%%S You % hrr iy re Bar at Ii oa
S5 5e! h' s"S ;.g '" :,lss: S' BIZ:
.eaecrs henderson Bros. Arrived at the Bar a,
st Iuca 90 with mdsc Busk 4 Jevons Arrived at
' st l SnSr vcclea Hopkins Puerto cabeo April 80
u@"a May La 'u nci WIN hP, %i at a"G ar at
t. with md-c ana PASSENGERS u James l. Warl \ -.
S,cSmS 'S n io ouicE' orleans with
steamer Iiz.ie Henderson, Van XIX. Philadelphia
any snr WIN a'a Ha3e to- ti' RGo Vas
'I FAX Icranto uan. cichcro AeAandrett 20 day.
with corce STANFORD Manufacturing CO" vessel ."
SANDY HOOK, 80 p m.-wind south; light breeze
CLEARED.
steamer Elihu Thomson Hansen, RichmOnd-old Do
steamer Wlkommen tGcp, schaner, Dover for orders
steamer Havc CGcr, Jungst, Bremen via Sou'h'"p'o"
steamer rrcshhcid OBJ. Wilson. New-orican--Pheip'
steamer CIV Of san Astona Dole, Norfolk and New
port Ncws-Old Dominion = 90 ,. :,
- amer S'FNh ll'ils bh'l"l' ''N''I''' '''"'" -
steamer Ut,tcln tNoD. Thor-en, Baracoa-Boneil
steamer GuIldhal OBJ. Tate. London-Barber & Go:
steamer cutie (Br, Jones, liNcipooi-h Nai''nu N'''
steamer Danish Prince Or. Saunders, Hotordam-John
steamer Englar, dan. Hansen. Baracoa-Boncl. Tur
ship Catherine Nor. Hansen, Goth'nbnrr-Bcnham &
Ship Hainaut Dutch, Gcrdes Antwerp-C II Hande.
Snip lille f sarbuck, Curtis Portland. ore-Suton
BARK Harold (Br King. shanghal-Pctcr Wright &
Sons.
SAILED.
steamer ENGLAND DAM for Baracoa America Ger.
'iyannah city Of Antonio. Noilolk ana Newport
News bark E~>cN. Auckland and Wellington. y Il
THE MOVEMENTS o. STEAMfRS-fuHElGN pot
KJ~-mofr i3rI. Al GA. nom New t"f" =. %
. Via baltimore. ;ui'cG at Li,crIooi May :.
steamer >aac lt'crli Hinek nom Bremen. 'all'l iom
southampton Nov YORK May
star'cr roma ,BiI Lord, sailed fom Dnnie" III
y Sts.asr - D' Murray sailed fro" S"'a''' o-
steamer Ilirdoo On. Douglass. sailed nom Hull fr
Steamer Naasdam (Dutch0 Potter from NevYo.k
Aoril - for Euo'n' ana E'it'd dam ps-'I III" I"'"i
steamer American Dutch Vocse from NcV.lo-S
Apin - Rotterdam pa-s q Dover Ma
steamer Wic nd IGN). karlowa. ON New York April
% Tor Hamburg pas>ed Dover May :
steamer Bohen1 tier. Schfo' der. nom N"w-No7k
april for Copenhagen ald stun. arrived at Goihcn
steamer Manuhcrn lC,crl noclck. sailed from Hamburg
>c@mer vcna,ia c;cr Rcc-nr sailed from Hamburg
for Ncv-Yoik Nav q.
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president OF the Young Wonan's Christian Association
and Mrs i. VI. cambridge. superintendent Of INC
Woman's Branch of the CITY Mission. From until
D. m. there will be reception and exhibit OF IN"
school Industries IN the chapel The friends and
patI.JlS Of the Home invited Ia he present. ny
Mrs. Henry G. IionGhton. PRESIDENT and Mrs sarah
\. stone. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
REPORT OF TIE OWL SERVICE COMMISSION.

The ninth annual report OF the Civil Service Com
mission shows that there are G724 persons paid ny
the city 70. their services OF these 2722 including
Mayor Aldermen, heads Of. city departments. and
teachers and other employees Of the Board OF E1uca
ton are exempt from Civil service rules and 4OOO
arc included under tho rules, Of whom 2.160 are ap
pointed only after competitive examinations. The
Commission asks for more adequate quarters In which
10 carry on its work. small Office in the City Hall
being allotted 10 IL while examinations have TO be
held OH Saturday evenings in a schOorO0m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
NOW THE FRIENDLESS ARE CARED FOR.

The ifty-nlnth anniversary OF the American Female
Guardian Society and Home for the Friendless will
be held Tomorrow. The annual meeting will be held
as usual In the home chapel No. 20 East Twenty
ninh-st., at IL m. when the annual reports will
be read, and addresses given 10y Mrs. &. K. Beebe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NAY 1893 TWELVE PAGES

steamer nh,a,ia Ger. Ludwig. sailed from Hamburg
for w.Yoik May Z. n,,ch) Potter sailed from, Am.
sterm oF New ln SfS Peg Nichols sailed Antwerp
for Ncw.York Nav q. -, Edwards from xo, yor1 ,n,il
" steamer Powhatian (pr 'u"""' ''" ->c"' 10TH apr"
g. arya ~ vitore lBr Johnson, sailed nom Naples
for New; o9 Mag r Hay from NewYOrk April 10
for Nd"n cG pa pa ~ Japan (Br Lee, from Vancouver
St f.,n,o,a mp y G arrived a, Yokohama May T.
steamer Calico CBclsl. sailed from Rio Janciro Tor
Nov York May 8. ,,oo,, ,,on Nov yor,, Anil o
steamer Resell OBJ, AIuo.,' Ho" "'V'" HP" -
arrived at Rio Janeiro MAY -
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BIG IS>tES.-Thr best of Roswell q. Horr's arft.
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WAR STORIEs.-Ovcr 40 tales OF the Civil War ~
Mon soldiers inspiring. thrilling aud pathetic. Most
OF them riitcn Tor Tribune cash prizes. ID cents
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 4:i0Se.. 0i Moon rises 80 Moons age Q.
HIGH WATEI. TODAY.
A.M-Sandy Hook oi GOV Island rs IIcl Gate III
P.M-SIndy Hook :3J'OV leland :JJ Hell
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ALMANAC 1S93.--Thrd Edition. revised 10 the first
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VILLAGE IuPROyEMENT.-Two charming arrici.,
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TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOX THB
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written by actual participants. Thrilling pathetic aud
true. ~ cents n copy.
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HOW TO WIN FOWTrNE.-Andrew Carnegie's csis
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college educnt essential business success and
that there are many chances for poor cver
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SHIPPING NEUS.

PORT OF EWYORK-MONDAY, MAY g. Isg3
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~ steamer Egyptian Monarch tBr) Irwin, London April
~ WIN mose ana 10 passengers % Sanderson a. S6nsS
Arrived at the Bar al midnight. 9TH.
steamer ST Enoch I'r). Ogi,ie, Liverpool April %.
v1h mQse and cabin passengers " l. Summer a.
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4 RouMANlAN FOLK SONG.

He u.iosn | loved So well
Is III his lon.;, lon, sleep.
Yet ] lament him not,
For he told me not to weep.
More dear to him the grave
Than could ever be.
For though | 20 TO him.
He does not III to he.
lenvy not the a
What yesterday was mine.
But bow my head and say,
keep him. for he l. thine.
Bus keep NOT. -rave. my youth.
Which cannot profit thee.
My smile and my light step
Oh, give them back to me-"
But the grave answered. Nc.
For these Things still are dear.
Since he. deprived of them.
Would be too lonely here"
Then TO the dead | pray.
Restore my youth TO mt.
That when we meet again
he not old to thee"
But he nor hears 0 sees
For his eyes like min, are dim.
So 10 his grave ! come
To get them back from him.
For only in the grave
Are tears no Longer she'd
And the living happy made
Beside the happy lead.
r.. II. Stodaard in Harper's.
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Thieves who entered the house OF the
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The following are the latest estimates
Of the five great oces ms: Pacific. 1l.00O.-
900 square miles; Atlantic, 1,OOo. 900
square miles; Indian. %. 600. 600 square
miles: Antarctic, s.5o0,0Ob square miles;
Arctic, 1850. 900 square mlles.-St. Louis
Republic.
Evening journal., 1893-01-10
Died.

BOURBON On sth instant Elsie Bourdon'
daughter of Hugo +. and Maggie bourdoh'
Buried to-day at O'Clock. Funeral private.
DENNEY.-In this city. on the sth instant,
Mrs. Elizabeth Denney. in the 18TH year OF
her age.
GORMLEN the SIN lnst' Johh h'
GOrmley. aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 altenu
the funeral on Wednesday morning al a.
m from his late residence tUi East foufth
street. High Mass at ot. Mary church.
KIRK.-In Philadelphia. ON the uth instant
Michael Kirk, aged ~ years
KONITXER.-In this city, on January y
Alovsius, son of Gustave aud lsosanha NO
nitIer, aged year and days.
LUKE.-In this city. on January p, Mar
garet @. Stirling, wife of William a. buho'
NICHOLSON. On january 4, Maggie
Nicholson. aged % ycars.
pANSON- ln this city. nn thc lth inst.
George. SON Of Charles and tia fnAsuh' age"
b curs.
REEVES on January ,, lSi' ~ ihwhlN-
Vile. Pa. of diphthcriu, Clement REEVES son
of Samuel j. and Mary l.. ii. Reeves.
SWEPPARO.-ln this city, on the an IN
| stant. William NJ. sheppard, aged a years
SHORT.-In this city, on January o, Ann
/ Short, aged % years.
! WnIrE-At New Castle Del, ON the otn
/ inst John White. aged te years
Evening journal., 1893-01-10

All in ladies garments and
our regular stock the season
through, selected for the best
retail trade. Among them
are some large sizes suitable
for stout ladies.
We also put in the sale a
few numbers of splendid
quality Wraps, very desirable
for elderly ladies. They are
in diagonals, cheviots and
beavers, from SIS to $50.
In childrens the lots are
getting small, but the choos-
ing is yet good. The $3.50
and So ones are $2.75; the So
and $Io.5o ones are $500 in
sizes 8, 8, 10 and $I2 years.
Evening journal., 1893-01-10
WIN. B. SHARP
& CO.
Fourth and Market Sis.

The Coat sale goes merrily
along. Some lots are cleared
out, but others take their
places at reduced prices. The
sale has been large and the re-
ductions are tremendous. Our
coats being fine grade goods
makes the reductions the more
marked. We again print the
list for the benefit of those
who have not as yet been
fitted out:
Evening journal., 1893-01-10
MANNED

DARRELL-KNOTT- the Wesley NJ. E.
parsonage January 8, lS.8,by Rey.i. Is. Quigg,
William Darrell of Kent county Midland MISS
Mary a. Knott of Queen.Annes county. Mu.
Rev Isaac Jewell. Clinton r. Lacklanu ana
s. Kate Boyd. an Of Cecil county. Nd.
WIIEATMAN-AicC the Wesley
NJ. r.. Church parsonage, January p, 1850. py
Rev j. ID. Quigg, samuel r.. Whcntman OF
Kent county. Del, and Miss Jennie McCofAei
nI Inn.Inr lnunIN. Pa.