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SAVE THE STATES GOOD saxE

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kibst q s16tssa worthy sic name ~
our fair Nevada Mr.. Ysrinz,on u "a
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skinned and Barnsd IIire .

BsaDyrRsTTLtE CHyL March 2-T:
il reYottsd fran Harlan EGuaty tha,
the negro ESo murdered Mrs. Bryant
bear Williamsburg a year sso, re-
Gently returned, Kidnapped the
farmers daughter, and yep: her a.
GREETED in tho vonds I'LL discovered
Wy hunters. Ihay waitsI ior kis re-
turn aSd prs1se:ied 10 skin him alive.
Before hs Eaa dead the girl built a
Gre % ha heah and ne vas roasted
alive II i said he confessed the
mundef OF Ar-. Bryant aai To kid
mapping ~ three other gjfIs OF Ken.
tuaky ADD Tennessee, kt"ping them
secrstG1 til they died OF iu-ireatnen;
aad eIposurs.
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gate Orc. in tie house he becaGs
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tbs h!F dl.ss.i sgtt,ag ~ his sale.
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absenca % their driTsr, the EDrsss
took 4 spin around The 6!Gck On thsir
o.n hnns, apiiEnz things GOT Il the
wagon ard playing havoc ssnsr,iy.
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enc. caught tho team. tnok i: back
IN the hogss and win . ficuliy woke
tho ycurz mar out az his dream
Had FL. called on ga ihta aiorainz
ADJ 90: EN- ~, We might haze sap
pressed this item, bot az he did aoi-
our rsadera are entitled u the nsxs.
Tie yogT team next lime, or do not
ataJ ~ long.
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Congregational

WAsHfESroE, March Q - A bin
which has been before Congress s..g -
srai sessions, Tar The opening ~ set.
tlFmens ~ certain aband ne,t miIrta-.
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drawn. Tbs Houes then seot into
COMMITTEES II the Whole 90 the PEN
ston bill.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
DRILLING 1T THE STATE CiNP.

THE WORK NOT Up TO THE TANDARD-TEOCP
A's PROGR ANNE FOR To MORROW.
state Camp. Peeksklll y. Y. June ia gentle
breeze from the river made even the battalion
drill endurabe this morning Guard mount was
unsatisfactory and the drill was not up 10 The
standard OF yesterday. The detail for to-day was:
officer Of the day. Captain Treanor 18th Separate
Company Troy: officer OF the guard. Lieutenant
Brown 3Oth Separate Company Elmra. junior
officer. Second Lieutenant Sherrerd. 9Th Separate
Company. Troy. In Troop Lieutenant Balch Is
officer OF the day and Sergeant Harvey officer OF
the guard The i2d Separate Company OF Niagara
was color guard at regimental parade last night
Evening parade was held In rainstorm, hut no
details were omitted. Sergeant Butler, OF the First
brigade Signal Corps. and squad from the
9ist SEPARATE Company are practising with torch
signals across Annvie Creek tonight
While making wild charge IN the late drill OF
Troon 4 tonight Private GOuld's saddle slipped,
and he was thrown. but not injured.
Troop A-The following athletic games VIII be
hold an the parade ground on Thursday afternoon:
Potato race (mountedD. 22O-yard dash, umbrella
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
4 SCRAMBLE FOR TIE BOOKS.

SAFES IN THE OFFICE or LONG ISLAND cIrYS
TREASURER SEIZED ON \ JUDGMENT
The officials OF Long Island city were much ex-
cited Yesterday morning when Deputy Sheriff
reUis G. Walters entered city Treasurer Bleck-
wing office and seized six big safes on a judg-
ment Of s2O 81 obtained against the city by Michael
Hand At the time OF the seizure Treasurer Beck-
win Deputy Treasurer Henry Korfman and John
Crowley and Albert Boyd clerks, had just begun
the business OF the day lively struggle followed
between the deputy sheriff and the city treasurers
assistants. When the Sheriff made known his mis-
sion. Korfman Crowley and Boyd seized several
BIG ledgers and tried to head on Walters until
they secured some OF the books and papers OF the
department. Mr.. Bleckwin was so scared that he
was unable to speak.
pepers when Walters forced his way through the
clerks and formally declared himself In possession
of the safes on the judgment he displayed.
The sezure OF the safes Ia the result or suit
brought by Michael Hand against Lone Island
city in connection with the smallpox scare which
broke out n year ago last March.
Mayor Sanford says the seizure OF the safes IL
Illegal The property used by The city, he said;
cannot be taken In n judgment. The case Will
probably be settled to-day. The money. bonds and
other assets OF the trensurers office are at pres
ent In possession OF Deputy Sheriff Walters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

wise provided for. having been reacneu. MI granh
pop Neb moved to substitute FOR u par az, a pr
iG5 Of existing law. placing duty Oh !" PEI Ne'' W.
paintings and ste tuary. - ,hn ,,con
He read a prepared argument upon me ne, ,n ~ on
sistency and Injustice OF admitting hign-prlced pas
@ d s,atn3ry free OF duty while chromos and
thographs are the duable list at % per cent 40
The amendment was advocated by Senators George
pem, Mes Kyle Pop s D. and r fRen Mass
Finally the vote was taken and Mr. Aliens amend
ment retected-yeas l5' nays So. %' 20 paintings
and statuary remain on the free lst.
The following is the vote in detail; ,. NJ
bos ansrT G GSn HaNcy Kyle Peer Per
kIns. Power. Proctor. shoup ana Teller-l5.
NaysMessrs Aldrch Bate Berry: r bp,,c'
Gray Hale Harris, Higgins Hoar Jones ,ArS,'
Lindsay Lodge Mitchell Nys9 MoT Raacb Ns smpiE
squire Turpe. Vest Voorhees,. Walsh Washourh
'' Paragraph 59i. pacing pIourhs and other agr RI
cultural np.ements the free list was amenq 'n,
by a4aHg mat ,nr Upon upon them they
be subjected to the duties under existing Jaw.
Paragraph $685. placing on the free nst p ac,Sa
possession OF persons arriving In the United s,a'es
by adding ding, nSsNTa fhs scenery etc.
Mr Perkins REP Cal) made an an a lls, s
against placing ausH s On one would cose up
the quicksilver mines in the United states an ~
The % ~ho he at ia % Sad
for the product Of all the ,T yenFs m ense
The Existing duty was 10 cents pound and the re-
ducton II any. should he only proportionate 10 .ne
average reduction Of duties IN the BIZ cents
pound And to that the people OF California "ouin
object. A., ...,o o,
Mr. lodge Rep Mass) argued to the same ei.
feet He moved TO strike the paragraph out oi inc
free list. , ,,.t,o
Mr.. Stewart pop. New also opposed putting
quicksilver on the free list. - ,,
After some debate the vote was taken on VI,
Lodges motion TO strike the quicksilver paragraph
from the free list. and the motion was agreed 10.
yeas g. nays 90 This the first instance IN
which The Finance Committee met a defeat TWO
Democratic Senator's Uiill and Morganl ana me
four Populists AIen. Kyle Pener ana S'e"a'"
voted for the motion TO strike out. 80 -, W.,
Mr.. White Dem Cai) was paired win io mr. cxcte
ment on the floor and in the galleries ana there
was even n sight effort at applause ,,, -
Then. on motion Of Mr.. Perkins. QUICKSILVER was
p,aced on the dutlabe list at cents pound .
few more paragraphs on the free list were Ilr az,
nosed OF: and when salt reacheit0D me OH
was laid aside and the Senate, after a snot, ~
ecutlve session. at G25 O'Clock. adjourned until TO-
morrow at 10 a.. m.
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TIE VEN Glass II VEST POINT
ONLY FoRTY-oNE OF THE NINETY SIX NEW CAN
DrpATEs ACCEPTED HY THE AGA
DEMO BOARD.

DEMO BOARD
Yves, Point y Y. Jun 10 The Academic boaTd
CONNECTED ia mental examination last night ~ can
ddatcs who applied FOR admission as cadets - the
Military Academy. only forty-one were successful
out OF class OF ninety six. AMI there were many
disappointed young men when the result Mas an
nouncei this morning by Aljutant Carson srcre-
iary Of the boar!. The TWO colofci chnIila'eS VINO
rcnortAl last ucek-rlowman. OF South Carolina and
Johnson. Of IlnOls-"err found d"tc'n' Inc SUI
ce.sru candidates are Henry A. Anderson. VS.
consln. Henry W Butncr. North Carolina; Howard
f. clark. alternate. New-York; Maiiu Craig. West
poin, Y Y. Thomas g. Curran. Wisconsin. q orge
- Dandy. at-large. Samuel G. Dillingham;. alter
nate Maine; C. c. Durham. Minnesota. Charles {.
Farmer n Illinois. Irving A Fisher New fork.
Ioseph Fvfre IT, alternate. Massachusetts,. O. H.
Hancock at-nrgc. H. l.. Harris. jr. New -Jersey :
q II Hunter ir Rhode Island: h. W. KEN a't'i-
rate Michigan; Robert d. Kerr. West Virginia Louis
,,t,erner ohio: John - Long. Indiana, Frank w
Ioomis Connecticut: James &. Leblanc Mississippi
Edwin W Lyle Michigan. f. l.. Marshall. virginia
f. Rcymeale Virginia. y. \. Merritt New- nork
" J.. Murphy. Iowa; Reuben \ Mc}'rS Nv PrE
perkins California. &. \. Ranleti, massachusetts,
Edgar Ridenour Indiana, Royal ". Sanders, ~.
nois. Walter Sceley. NewN ork; g ) smith lIllnolS
NJ G. Spnks Mississippi. H. W. Stealey, indlnha
NJ r. Sudex alternate. Maryland. y. T. TANNER
Pennsylvania. l.. T. Wake. alternate virginia ;
L. " Walter. Indiana. and y. T. williams. North
Three OF the above. Hancock. Farmer and Harris
rejected by the medical poa oar ne mps'
by President Cleveland. The only physical lnipedl-
ment IL that young Hancock lacks ilve pounds oi
Inc minimum weight. which he declares Is due To
Ma close appllcatlon TO study I'm the last few
weeks lie will appeal his case To the secretary OF
War The fourth class now nuinprrs w. IN
Guiding those who passed at the March examna-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
SHE RAN TOO FAST IN sHOAL WATER

Washington. June i9-Secretary Herbert to-day
made pubic the findings In the OF the Co
lurnba injured her trial trip the most i'm
portant features in the conclusions arrived being
that the speed at which the vessel was driven
ought 10 have been slower. especially considering
TINT the water she carried In her double bottom at
the time left her very small margin OF safety.
The fact OF the Columbia carrying 37 tors OF fresh
water ballast down the first brought to
the Secretarys attention by the publication In the
United Press dspa ches June 70. Secretary Her
bert's communication .s addressed 10 Captain Sum
ner and is dated June IS II Closes by saying that
in view Of the courts recommendation that no fur
Their proceedings be had the matter viii be dropped
with Captain Summers Acknowledgment Of the re-
ceipt OF the report OF the findings
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Tortured
Disfigured'.
HumiIiated

BY unsightly skiu>and blood dis.
eases.
Is there hope of cure!
CUTICURA REsOLvENr
Is the greatest of skin purifiers,
AS we'll as blood purifiers.
Because of its peculiar action on
the PORES,
It is successful in curing
Torturing, disfguring, .humiliating
humOrS,
When the usual remedies and even
The best physicians fail.
Entirely vegetable, innocent, and
effective,
It especially appealS'to'those who
have
Suffered long and hopelessly.
1t acts upon the liver, kidneys, ana
bowels as we'll as.upon >the
skin and blood.
It's use at this season
lnsures a clear skin and pure blood,
As we'll as sound bodily health.
II is the only Purifier acting on the
Skin and Blood at the same
time.
Sold throughout the world. Price, CcricunA.
SOC soar. &c. ; KEsoly.Sr, el POTTER DHus
AND CHEM. CoRP., Sole rroprieto's, Boston,
"uow to euro ekin and blood Humor', rres.
a~Fncial Blemishes. falling hair and sim
MIC bahy rashcs prevented by Cuticura soap.
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race tent-peggnG. wheelbarrow race manlkln rsee
half mile wrestling on horseback. melee. In the
umbrella race the troopers are to stand 20 horss,
light a cigarette, open umbrella. mount, ride
90 ards dlsmount, drink bottle of sarsaparlna'
remount and return. carrying umbrella ana sm ,
ing The horses are to be bareback In the manlnin
race the contestants TO dismount pick up tns
manikln and return. The dismounted contests WI
be open TO all members Of the National uuafu ~
camp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
To SEE TROOP AS CANES.

4 large party Of visitors 20 the State camp AZ
Peeksklll will leave this city tomorrow at ABOUT
noon. Troop A. which is now in camp. WIN nave
hon ~ cadets from West Point Will also be pres,
ent 4 majority OF those who go from the CITY WIN
he officers and men from other military organNa..
tons although there Will be large numoer OF
friends OF the members Of the troop. VINO are nos
connected themselves with any regiment Ihere
is train on the New-York Central Railroad wnicn
starts from this city at II 30 and anoiher az LA
either one Of which arrives at Peekskil IN Nfns |"
allow visitors the games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
rHU Loss EsrIuA TED AT SDoag.

Fire broke out In stengel Rothschild's patent
leather factory. In MagazIne-st.. Newark. at II 80
o'clock last night. and at midnight was stil burning
Two alarms were sent out and nearly the whole OF
fhe city's Fire Department was at the place The
cause was unknown. The probable loss Il was said.
would be 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
DFiTU or A YALE STEDENT

New-Haven Conn. June l9.-John l.. StoddarlL
ir aged nineteen a member OF the class OF 80 In
the Sheffield Scientific School, died OF appendicitis
fo-day.