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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
TIE "sPARROWv POLICE ON PARADE.
REVIEWED by THE MAYOR IN CENTRAL PARK
MARrIAL-LooKlNG BODY.

REVIEWED by THE MAYOR IN CENTRAL PAhh-
A MARrIALIOOKING BODY
rh. ANIMAL parade and review OF the Park Police
took Mace on the Mall In Central Park yesterday
The men assembled at the Arsenal at 9:"o O'CLOCK
in the morning and. after the companies were
formed they marched to the Mall preceded by
Rogers's eth Regiment Band. When they arrived
on the Mall each company took the place assigned
70 II. and halted until the adjutants call There
wore about 300 men In line. The mounted men.
,wenty-four In number. were under the command OF
Roundsmen McCynn and Wilson. The battalion
was commanded by Captain C. {. Collins; adJu'an''
Sergeant j. T.. Dillon sergeant-major fatroimah
George Hall: second lieutenant, Patrolman ). l..
t,vev. right guide Patrolman Daniel Troy. pioneer
~ the mounted squad; left guide. Patroman Nc
Iaskey The color-bearers were Oincers Ma''"e"
Moran and Thomas Smith. and officers Moore ana
Train acted as color guards The men appeared TOT
the first time this year In their new spring "'ess
coats and blue helmets. The mounted men were AZ
tired in bouscs and long trousers. The entire pouy
presented a fine appearance
The reviewing-s,and erected on the Mall near
the music stand Long before the time for the parade
and review TO begin. large crowds Of people gain
ered IN the Park Only those having tickets wero
admitted to the reviewing STAND seats wr'e baso
The SPECTATORS eat and watched the marching ana
counter ma rching Of the police Inc naJoin! M NJ
hdren There was also a great number OF school
girls who seemed to admire the martial appearances
OF the men, A., ,,o ,,a r,ore two
large flags nanking the position OF Mayor s,ron '
Ma wife and TWO daughters. with n NUMBER OF cry
oniciais Among these were Park Commissio T,er
Ling " vens and Juilliard. Secretary Burns or
Ioroion Counsel Scott Register Levy. ex-Park Com
missoners A. B. Tappen and Lane General EsDrr.
l. Wee and Alderman Meek CITIZEN Georse
small flower garden on the lapel Of his @ rUn. Of
The battalion Of police Inner the s,oDd and was
reviewed by the Mayor who aftcrward Was esv1r,c
mee attended bv the Park Commissioners He com,
plmented the men on their neat appearance
soldierv bearing The company under the commune
of Sergeant Ferris carried the two large SIX Hass
presented TO them last year By George Gould
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rvr CHARGES AGAINST ". S. ANDREWS

The Board OF Ofhcers OF the New-fork Com
vnandery of the Loyal Legion. who have been IN
yestigating the charges against Companion and ex-
1,xcise Commissioner w. S. Andrews, on the charge
Of conduct unbecoming gentleman and com
panion OF the order" In connection with his action
In the matter OF the Tonton license and accusations
Of bribery made a report on Wednesday night. ana
at their reques, another month was granted IN
(Which 10 complete their examination. The rcpor,
stated that the sessions had been held. twenty-five
witnesses had been examined about n thousand
foos of testimony taken, and the records OF the
Kings County and New-york County courts and
Of the Interior Department relative TO his official
career had been examined.
The banquet was the final ono OF the season. ana
the attendance large that extra tables In other
rooms. In addition TO the banquet hall. nj Del
monico's were set. Among the many present were
Majors Harwell a. wilkins. Joseph +. Land.
Joseph L. Follett. Asa Bird Gardner John X Cilley.
Edward p. Meeker. Henry Pratt Charles w. Spoon
er, William S. Dlller. A. NJ. undcrhill and Frank
NJ. Clements: Archbishop Ireland. Judge Edgar VI.
Cullen. Generals George s. Greene. Horace Porter.
Wager Swayne. Lucius Fairchild, Alexander Shaler.
Richard Fitzgibbons, Nicholas W. Day and Charles
A. Carleton; Congressman Philip r. Low and \. NJ.
Curtis: Medical Directors George Peck T.. 8. Bogert
and Edward Kershner: Rear Adm!rals Henry Erben
and Daniel l.. Braine; Colonies James ii. Storey,
Frank C. Loyeand. W c. Church. G. c. Wehrum.
Mann. Ely S. Parker and Edward Haight; Captain
4. g. p. Brown. president Of the Deaf Soldiers,
David c. Curtis. William Wilson IT.. Alfred Cooley.
J.. Curtis Brackett Joseph IL Barker; H. G. Cur
13ankson T. Morgan Dennis Beach and Charles
Roberts: B. c. hampton John c. Kafer and John
Miller Of the Navy Engineer Corps Pay Inspectors
w. w. Williams and Allen s. Apgar Surgeon H.
Eugene Smith. Lieutenants Loyal Farragut Ste
2hen D. Trenchard. Aaron Vanderbilt and l.. +.
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BOW JOHN BL0oDGo0D. JR.. LIVES. 5
THE BANKERS son EXAMINED IN SUPPLEMENT
TARY PROCEEDINGS.

THE BANKERS son EXAMINED IN sorihr"H''
TARY PROCEEDINGS.
John Bloodgood. jr.. who is son OF Johh Doou
good the banker In the Mills Building. was exam
1ned in supplementary proceedings IN 'he ivy
Court Yesterday upon judgment TOT s-o' oo'" ~,
against him on April 10 last by Dr. ueo'se '"
futile FOR professional services MT b'oousoo'
sa,d no had lived for two years at the hanover. Ia
East FYfteenth-st Before that he Ned al NO.
% waver.ey Place. Mr. Bloodgood SAID mat he
-,os married that he never had any business tha'
n. had had a hank account about year ago. 'ha'
=. had an allowance from his father OF sloo
.va.r used a cab often and belonged to the Racquet
and Wes,chester Country clubs.
NJ R,oodgood said that he did not owe any cruz
dues bar bills. ~
"Wbat do your bar bills average?
"Ahou, so to so a month. sometimes less
..Do you smoke?'
ono" ...,.-o ,roddroo"
mo | wasn't invited 49,
DO you own cycle! , ,eo,n
yes one father gave me in 1891
"IIave you a watch! $500 .,,,. oco II
vvas lost believe. in the street missed II aoou'
mp Haven't You replaced it?''
"No' -,
"Have you any jewelry?'
"No" g.. ...,,. uayer,ev
How mush. rent 90 you pay for your "aVe'.e'
Zone :" hundred and twenty-five dollars month No
An adjournment was taken TO some TIME " NC
decided upon by counsel
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Ntw pnbhtal,ons.
A NEW ROMANCE OF ADVENTURE.
THE JEWEL OF YNYS gallon.
Being hitherto imprinted Chapter in the History Of the
Sea R0vcTs
by OWEN RiIOsCOMYI.
With ~ Illustrations by Lancelo. Speed
Crown svo. Cloth. Ornamental. fi2o
New pnbl'tailons.
THE JEWEL OF YNYS GALLON

~ rousing book Q adventure. illustrated ny
Speed n quite worthy Of the adventurous
text"-Eagle Brooklyn.
such a story AZ tina, The Of Ynys Gallon is
one make a reputation Of author or add 10 that
OF one already famous."-Plan Dealer. Cleveland.
1.-THE style Of this thrilling story Is Intensely 'ivd ana
dramatic there Is nothing In II of the cheap sensa
tonal order worthy place among the classics for
boys."-Adyert.ser, Boston
"a Of genlus-of the roman'c-realistc school
The story is so done that fascinaes the reader
putting him under hypnotic spell lasting long at'er
book been laid aside. The Jewel Of fnys Gallon
Of the great books Of 1872 ana VIII i've long
The World. New-York.
From the moment when the dying lord Of Ynys Gallon
his charge 10 the end OF the book mere Is
dun line. not page that does not quicken the pu's'
and stir fever The blood within our hearts surely
the old days Of adventure and romance have come
back 20 us through pen Of owen Rhoscomyi' The
Amusement Gazette Cleveland.
The present school romantic adventure has produced
no more s,rikngly Imaginative than this weird tns
Of Welsh pirates in the eighteenth century most
enthrallng tale told with great artistic finish and
with intense spirit II may be recommended without re-
to every lover Of this class Of nction"-Times
Philadelphia
1T is ono OF the hes, things Of It's kind that have
peared in a long time. II you Ike Treasure
Island and Kidnapped and the White Company and
Francis ciudde' and Lorna Doone' get Inc 'e"e o.,
Ynys Gallon and read H. You viii not DE dshppoh'e''
Gazette Colorado Springs. Col
1.-THE school Of historical romance has developed
many promising pupils In the last two or three Years ana
along with them may be counted this welsh
gentleman with the unpronounceabe name lie has be-
gun his fiction with centre shot ana we nope
he Will give many romances OF the same spirit
ing sort."-News and Courier Charleston. S. {.
"A story which viii appeal to all lovers OF stories OF ad-
The story manuscript supposed 10
have been found rubbish heap and has to DO with
the pirates Of the Welsh In the long ago The book
Is well written and entertaining '-Advertiser.
Portland. Me.
List Recent Fiction viii be sent TO any address
upon request
LONGMANS GREEN e. CO.. Publishers.
EAST I6Tu STREET. NEW-YOKK.
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TAFT ORDERED TO An ASYLUM.

TESTIMONY AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE FOR
MER PAYING TELLER OF THE CHEMi-
CAL NATIONAL BANK.
John r. TAFT Of Mount Kisco. the defauiuhg pay!
ing teller OF the Chemical National Bank VINO was
indicted last December for having converted 10 ms
own use $1,000 belonging TO the bank. was arfa'sheu
before Judge Benedict. in the Il nited states 'Hc"'
Court Yesterday to plead TO the amended ihdic'-
men, filed against him by the Federal Grdnd jury
last Tuesday. TAFT was unable 10 Plead HIS coun-
sci ex-Asss,ant United States Dstrict-Attofhey
Abram J. Rose, told the court that he had peeh
declared insane by expert physicians br' H'l'i
McIane Hamilton placed on the wl'hess-s''"'
and examined at length as 10 the Defendants men'a
condition Dr. Hamilton sad he had no DOUBT what
ever that TAFT was insane The defendant ne sal'
was suffering from confessional insanity ana de-
mentia and was IN condition 10 insNuo.
counsel. His mind showed n complete want "'
force The cause OF the prisoners INSANITY was
hereditary predisposiiion. too much work ana 700
great responsibility. Dr. Hamilton sai that uh,rss
there was n speedy change he dl1 not MINK tne
prisoner would recover. Judge benclic' ot'eir
Tai, 10 be sent the Elizabeth Hospital io' i"S""o
Criminals at Washington, ID G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alteratio
have been filed with the Building Department:
New buildings:
Centre-st No li2. three-s,ory brick store and
Office. by John Hanschild. .................... eAC
Longfeow ave. No 81 to 3A (Woodlawn) four
two-story frame dwellings. by Alfred Ericsson
OF No 9lS Forest-ave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lac
lst-ave " s. $50 n OF 3l-st. two-and-one- half.
story frame dwelling. by Alexander Forsyth, Of
Canal-st 10 los hree-story brick store and VI
dwelling. by Charles Raab. Of No 40 Alen-st.. 81
Madison-a,e. corner l03d-st fvestory brick
fiat by Auguste l. Sevestre Of No 100 East
Riyerisle.ave. s. 30 II W Of Kingsbridss Road. wv
one-story frame shed. by T & W Thorn G. Co,
OF kngForidge. ....,,............. *
Alterations:
3Gtn-st No 2ls West. by Walter Parker, to
four story brick tenement. INSTRUMENTATION.
Crosby-st No ~ to 80. By Lasher Whitman Co.
six-story brick store. .--........ *
Allcn-st no 30 by city OF New-York 10 four
story brick public school .................. l..
stth-st No $50 East. by Gideon Fountain to FIVE
Ferry-st Nos "a 20. by Samantha Lapham to
s,x.story brick storage building and Offices. 80. 81
Dey-st 40 20. by Clark & Dod1 TO four-story
brick store and basement. ..................... g:
2Tth-st Nos 36i-3G6 by A OReily estate to
two-story and basement brick dyellings........ 2(
Hater-st Nos I30-l32 by Alexander White
TO nve-story brick Office building. ...............
Prosrect-ave, 5. 80 " Of Tremont-ave BY
Charles Forbach to two-story frame dwelling.
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SELLING MRS. PARAy STEVEyS'S FURNITURE

SELLTNG MRS. PARAy STEVEyS'S FURNITURE.
The executors sale OF the household furniture OF
the late Mrs. Paran Stevens began yesterday after
noon at No 80 University Place. the auction-rooms
Of Thomas Mathews. John K. McAllister was the
auctioneer. The attendance small and there
were no fashionable people OF note among the look
.ers-on. Among the things sold was a rich mahogany
sofa. which brought 50 80. A fine mahogany card
table sold for S. Two colored prns--one Of
the Duke Of Wellington brought Is cents apiece
An antique mahogany sideDoard captured for
so. An ormou and gilt Empire table-mrror
brought the same price. quantity of chnawarc
sold at average OF TO cents apece-some farc
ones.
Five hundred articles the catalogue for to-
days sale. The property has been on exhibition in
the auctionrooms for the last three days. and has
been viewed by hundreds Of curious persons.
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,yoxsr SPxoUnAroRs NAVE HxARISo

Ticket SPECTATORS. whose livelihood II In danger
from proposed ordinance which would practically
abolish their calling. nocked 10 the city Hall yester
day afternoon 20 enter their protests. The Law
Committee. In whose hands the ordinahc" In at pres
snt, was prepared 70 hear their objections. Tho
measure provides that after the expiration Of the
licenses now issued they shall not be reissued and
ehak n shall b Unlawful for any enc 70 offer Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
T88 ADVANCE IN COAL STOCKa

report that the advance in the anthracite ooa'
stocks was the result; OF meeting Of the various
presidents OF the coal-producing and coal-c"rryins
companies has been vigorously denied by the ON
Gals who declare that tho advance IL 10 be at
tributed TO the general advance In the price OF
other stocks Al, OF the mines controlled by the
companies shut down on Wednesday evening ~
pursuance OF a three days working agreement. ana
will not resume operations until Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
FOOD SHOW soOy TO CLOSE.

Hungry people are fed and inquisitve people have
their questions answered at the Food Show at the
Grand Central Palace every afternoon and
ing From until May 10 when the show closes.
there is busy work for everybody. and the public
who have been fed for nearly month will regret
the closing OF the exhibition The cooking lectures
in the afternoon interesting the ladies. The
concerts are pleasing and what there is to be had
Tor % cents Is lesson In economy that every house
keeper should be taught.
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TIVE Al FOSTER WAS yOT ~ DANGER.

Captain Frank Heath. who Is In charge OF the
mortar tests at ssncy Hook. In speaking yesterday
OF the fright the people on the steamer Al Foster
got when a projcce fcll near the boat on WedncF'
day said The projcc;,c fcll exactly where wo IN
tended 4, to- We the steamer AMI knew tho
shot would not strike within half mile Of her. IL
struck hall mile 10 the eastward ana nst"rn OF inc
vessel There was no danger to the steamer or h'r
M
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6tbool Aaen1les.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Govefneses
&C. TO colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
Ms 81 J. YOUNG FULTON ~ Union SIuar-
I,fsK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-York. Boston.
] Chicago Los Angeles. etc. IL y .fochef w, ~ NIT
l.. v. Huysson w o. Pratt NJ l.. Mah"s"rs ~ "" A'-
ADRIAN cOYRlERES Teachers Agency supplies pro-
lvI teachers go,erears etc. IN all dps
schools carefully recommended $50 :h-av". cor 2oh-
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YALE ALUMxI or ESSEX COUNT. " j.

The Yale Alumni Association OF Essex County. ~
J.. extends an invitation to all Yale who In
tend witnessing the Orange-Yale game tomorrow
afternoon TO attend It's last informal meeting OF this
season. TO be held at Davs's restaurant. In Orange
on that evening. 1t Is expected that quartet from
the University Gee Club will be present. and invi-
tatlons have been sent 10 both mines Trains leave
Orange for New-York about every haif,hou up to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

West rnd..vs az n Of s1th.k, year,.
der. . crosbyst. 1901 II OF h'ncs''t d.
Same 10 i + H,aibrook ct al. executors. No ii
crosby'st and % nsrion-m 49, yeIrA cci.:,:
another. WI Lcaox-aye 1871 II sof iilth.x,
MaIoney. Thicmiss. and VIE 70 Jsdrn ! TODD.
Marx Hanna, 20 John Beaii. tai;ie.. n:
M Sn1s, 2si., " q ad,aye; ~, y, ,a
and anoiher. trustees. e Variek>t. ~ Il
OF pown'ng-st years.
banking Co. W Riverview Terraceei II d
Dock-st. instaments. ........ ..............
Price George, 10 Simon Danze and mother, -
Same to same and another. same property.
years and demand. mortgages. ..........
Porcher. Charles, NJ. 70 Katie A Disieren. n ..
sc lbSSd,s LBS {, o. Ienos,ay r ye,r;
icoth-st. 1876 II OF St NichoIas-svc YEAR.
Sullivan, Michael J.. to Paul Hapin,i i4s,h-
Thatch.r Edward G. and vie to ) = DouJa..
$ loith-st 2oo II W Of Park-ave. ! year..
Shave, John c. TO Sarah Kaplan. No u For
shaw Xae.aide Z. to ii. Mutual Life Insuranc:
Co. n East Broadway. 52.+ It Of Jefferson
schinid Anton. and wife to Anna N schmid q:
Smith, Edward .R. 10 Harris Mandelbaum and
another. n 1sth-st. s2s It e OF 9,h-ave. de-
TeIkampf. Anita. to Emily Dow, 4tn.:i.
% II e Of Macdougal-st. ! year. ................
The Bottlers aad Manufacturer Association 70
William Lighte ct al. $ sth-st. $50 # Of 3D.
Vanderbilt Harmon b. to II Bolton. No 80
Yves, 5ist-st l year....: .................
st. 200 II W Of i0th-ave. year. ...............
Zuelch. George. and wife 70 Henry zue,ch
l54th-st. 245 # Of Morrisave. 4 years. 100.
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sale In front or in the vicinity OF places OF pubic
tickets at price In excess OF tnat s ae
manded at the x-ofiice The spectators that APP
reared spoke In A sorrowful strain about the marc.
Ship which the proposed law would cause them: -, a
dspa ch was received from A. VI. Palmer announ ing
his Inability TO be present. The committee VIII prop
ably report the resolution favorably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
AYMAR PLEADS Guilty.

Samuel f. Aymar. the defauitng bookkeeper OF
the National Shoe and Leather Bank pleaded guilty
20 the indictment against him for having appro-
prated $4,000 OF the banks money to his own use
IN the United States Circuit Court before Judge
Renedict yesterday. He was remanded for rem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
Conntrp Boar0 Uanteo.

~.o,->-rpy poARD WANTED for two persons and
chd is months and nurse farm preieTea Sd
one hour out abundant plain table tetnls mo nrice
drcss with null particulars, references ana pi'Se'
PROMPT Tribune Office.
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4 HELPFUL BOOK.
GODS LIGHT AS 1T CAME TO ME-.

i6no coth antique paper 500
1t Is full 81 beautiful and helpful ideas.
"a mystical spirit 81 devotion Ii manifest throughout
and will endear this volume all who love religious COZ"
tempia lion Woman Journal.
Although this is but dminutive volume ana comes
before reading public anonymous state of author
ship presents deep and tender experiences AZ 10
invite u ready perusn II Is In suhsanee- AZ me
writer would say, IN shadow and unr-aty-a simple
plain and unaffected record ~ the experience ~ one VINO
emetkei degrees Tho darkness Of pain ana ruHef
Ing Into The serene light Of love and peaec-iioson
Courier.
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COMPILED BY HENRY l. SUBWAY.

COMPILED BY HENRY l. SUBWAY.
iGMo CLOTH. SIX ILLUSTRATIONS. 800
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Public knowledge OF the details Of the disease ana OF
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has had exceptional opportunities TO study the disease
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\Vrsr c'Ior' m,uruAs VINEYARD.

10 i, nlly aud hands' mely Furnished n large nonss
having na,ior dining room. kitchen and sh sleeping
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stn imuroy emrnt directly tho sea very ar.rsshc.
steamer ronnsets with all ttnns at Woods He'll
lien, $500 Apply 10 ALEX. H. foNTEN ~ se<ss-se.
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New Dubliraiions.
AN IMPORTANT BOOK.
TUBERCULOSIS AMONG CATTLE.

with considerations OF tho relation OF the disease
the health and life Of the human family ana OF ~
facts concerning the Of Tubcrculin diagnost
test
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