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New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
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siakcd. and absolutely correct All races. eM
ccpt the two clghts. Will be rowcd thr"e-quari,,,s
of a mile and return The cghts viii be ore mis-
and a half straightlway. There Will he exception
stand on th. west side OF the lake Excursions are
To be run To Saratoga during the regatta from a'
IN. nearby cities Tho Headquarters of the oars.
men and their friends VIII be- as last year s ~
the Windsor Hotel. The annual election. over
which there ia considerable excitement TINS yt"'
Will take place At Convention Hail. ,.
The following II list or the races; j. Slhsi,s.
sculi schclls intermNilate Sngle-scull she'ss
senior. g. Doudbc-scull shells. intermediate. ~
senior. g. Four-oar shells, intermediate. Z Four
oar shells senior. \ Eight-oar shells interneu1a''
.. Pair shells. senior =.
The prizes are the challenge cups and piate y.
the National Association TO winners or me SUM
and double scuil shells. the pair and four ana 'o 70
eight oar she's. with ndividua. gold medals ~ ~
each affair TO every winning oarsman or seu"e'
and handsome silk banner TO his club.
The most interesting OF these contests IL un-
doubtedy the race for the eight Dared shell ehan
pionships: This competition viii have IN II ITO
First bohemian eight. the Trtons, OF NewaIS NJ
who won and made the record for one and one
half mile eight-oar rowing In America last year.
7 minutes 36i2 seconds-the Nespers and Fsirmounss
OF Philadelphia: the Riversides. Of Boston: the
the New York Athletic Club which is certainly :
good lot of boys II they could only be got 20
train properly. Second In interest only to the
eght-oar shell race for seniors will be the double
Harlem Rowing Club: Van v,eet and Juyenal o.
the Pennsylvania Barge Club. OF Philadelphia ana .
Monahan and Buger. of Albany. The senior
rn9ies VIII be tne race too II Is likely, petween
Hawkins, OF the Harlem Rowing Club, and koeniXX;
OF the Western Rowing Club. OF ST. Louis IL Will hM
BE- be remembered what great race was put up y oyy
Hawkins when Koenig beat him by only one 1901
N the National Regatta Of q year ago.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
SAILOR HATS,
I'm. LUdios ami .HisScS-IHe LOws
est Prices for Fine OMGtifie&

Lot Extra light weight Fancy Jap Braid
White Sailor Hats RIBBON trimmed. leather sweat
band. made to sell at sl.75. our price % cts.
Lot 2-Very finest Ladies' Panama Sailor Hau
trimmed with velvet ribbon bands and finished n
the best manner. black and navy. regular 0d
quality. also extra White Milan Sailor Hatl
trimmed and with sweat bands. regular price
81 6S-either at ?s cts. each.
Lot 3-Very finest Milan Braid Sailor Hats
white. black navy ard brown best qualities made
by mems hatters. ribbon bands and leather sweat
bands regular prices ST. - 20 $50 at sl.2o each.
Lot 4-Extra fine quality Belgium Split Braid
Sailor Hats. Brentwood Rossmore. Avenue and
Brevoort styles. in white. navy. black and brown,
regular prices sl.9s - $2.4S, at 81. ~ each.
Genuine Knox Sailor Hats now in stock, all the
very small sizes. and 6b now - much In de-.
mand. in the finest Belgium Split. Fancy and
Sennet braids In white and colors, not 10 b
found elsewhere IN Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
.c.JyST THE TAyDERBILT ESTATE

,.-.-,oxs N THE SUIT BROUGHT by VILLA"
II BROWN.
. - crrropa,. Fitzgcral has Issued an or
S.r ,or issuing citations TO Arthur Brown OF
Ea,reed Conn. that an application - 10 De '''''
ro- tho granting 81 letters OF administrators "po"
,,o estate Of william II. Brown VINO u''' j" w
tober 1855 Mr. Brown. OF 'h'caso' IL 90" ,,.a
.uU,'' .',' :, uroyn and his purpose IL to bring
" ,. ,,o,,s, tho executors of the estate OF me
,a,o Cornelius Vanderbilt to recover cam VI
% .o co This claim is practically all tha' y ''''
NJ William H. Browns estate.
The claim against the Vanderbilt estate h''s'S
ont OF dealings which were had IN lsi p''"'o'
-, .orslaorab.e money 10 the former. and
r,orr II IL alleged. transferred all MS lntetes, itt
r."in sea mcrs to Vanderbilt, who hhd 'oh'ro 81
icce.l made any accounting TO BROW" LOT '"' '''-
cacJs of their sale.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
SHOES.
1t is Easy to Make Shoes Ihat
Wear UPW,

but IL Is difficut 70 make Shoes that wear "eH'
look we'll and which at the same time are com
Portable Few makers attain thls perlecuo'i, pu'
there are a very few and the Shoes we sell are
made BY such pc pie. 10 our order over our own
lasts, according 10 our ideas. and that's the rea-
son they can't be found elsewhere. ana the rea-
son we retail more Shoes than any other store III
either Brooklyn or New-York
LADIES' dark tan Button OXforis. s32o.
Ladies' dark tan Lac" ONfords. s3,5.
Ladies' dark tan Lace ONfords siV
ladies' Wet XII Button Oxfords. 500.
Ladies Wet Kii Lace Oxf'rds. $3.50.
Ladies Wei Kii Lace Oxiords. *i'o.
Ladies' Wei XII ONfords. Louis heel. A7o
Ladies Patent Leather Oxfordf with up. S'o'
ladies' Patent Leather OXfords. Louis heel.
sl75
srriutlOn At lowest prices.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
IMPORTANCE OF THE QUARTERMAsTER'
DEPARTMENT-THE NAVAL BAT
TALION'S CRUISE

With the opening Of the State Camp the GUAR
termaster's and the Ordnance Departments nave
ample opportunity to show that they are use'u'
as well as ornamental The Quartermaster be-
partment. Of which Brigadlcr General Nilham - -
Wiley Is the head Is charged under the direction
OF the Adiutan; General with the duty OF proVuhs
tho means of transportation OF every character
either under contract or In kind. when may DE
needed in the movement Of troops ana ma''r'a'
of war II furnishes all animals as ordered iorase'
wagons and all articles necessary with the excep-
ton Of the equipment Of cavalry ana aru'er!' -
furnishes clothing camp and garrison eQuipage
or1 sho,,c- md buildings for troops and for the
stores they require 1t transports subsistence oi"
nance. me deal and hospital stores as well as "s
own 70 the place Of issue and provides sorehonses
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
ARMY NOTES or INTEREST

West Point has put its dress-that Is, the
new cadets have lain aside their civilian trousers
and coat and donned the cadetgray uniform. and
the first and third classes have gone into camp
The candidates for admission began reporting
June &. and those who successfully passed their
examinations admitted on June H. Some of the
cadets who appeared In their new uniforms with the
os their Classmates that they were seized and ium-
biei into the swimming tank. uniforms and all
The total Ignorance OF everything gave the new
youngscrr a constant dread of pitfalls both to the
right of them and to the left OF them The horrors
felt by the plebes during the first few days at the
Academy can be described on by those who have
had the experience The cadet who enters the Acad-
cmy lays down his identity upor It's thcshoid ani
begins the severe course - four years. not moro
severe as far the scholastic IL concerned
than as regards the discipline At dawn the rcvcllc
sounds. and the new cade, nnls that he muN jump
10 get down nt rolcall: then back to make his
own bed. to sweep mis- own room. to draw hs pail Of
water at the hydrant. TO carry 1t up two long nghis
OF stairs and 20 be ready for Inspection al within
twenty minutes. Then 10 study. march 10 break
fast. take his seat IN the mess-ha.l arise from the
table at word OF command march back 10 barracks.
ana then to guard mounting. Then win Few MN
70 study amer which there rccltations and drills
before dinner. which is at o'c.ock Next come
Nv drills parade ana supper. At $3.50 comes tattoo.
when one must get ready for bed. ard at 10 taps,
which means that lights must be put ou' ana silence
must be Kept
The cadets who received their graduating parch-
ments have ain aside the gray ana put on the reGu-
laton blue with shoulder straps and the insignia OF
the distinctive corps 10 which they have been com
missioned The fatigue or forage cap so closely
resembles that by the officers Of the Navy that
those who are accustomed 20 the old uniform are
mis:ed into believing tha; the Navy Is on "A visit.
Among those who passed high In their final exami-
nations is Conrad. a son OF Captain c. H. Conrad. o.
the Eth Infantry and who No In history.
No 2 in law and civil engineering. and No. In
,nanded the class AT the Worlds Fair There are
aso a son OF Brigader-General Stanley; son OF
General 4 C. Smith, OF General Hawkins. n
son OF Major r. c. Parker. a son of Commander
Arnold of the Navy. and son OF Congressman
Joseph Wheeler
Some of the cadets who failed to get commissions
h.oause of there being no vacancies will have occa-
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
DRAPERY SILKS.
In Many Instances at Less than
One.Quarter of the Prices
Of Yesterday.

Printed and plain Drapery silks In PERSIAN and
and piain Neopolitan. also Cheney Brothers Desi d
aiality China SILK. Suitable for Mantei and pad
piano Draperies. Sofa Pillows, Cur.a.,s, ,,s md
Spreads. Down Comfortabies' lea "o"'''
At 4s cts. 1000 yards Of the same quan'y we
have been selling at sl.75 per yard. ~ .u,,,
A. Az cts 200 Yards plain Neapolitan 'atih
stripe. beautiful shadings regular 80 CT qun',y
At 80 cts 500 yards Cheney Bros best qua"'S
China Silk regular 70 CT quaiity. ,s coor
and also in Section a. first noor.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
SOFT Waists.

Satine and Lawn Waists full sleeves. rollin!
collar also White Lawn Waists tucked back ana
front. 80 cts instead Of % cts
Fancy Lawn Waists. stripes and figures, draped
and sailor collar. - cts. 49,
Fine Satine-finishel Percale Waists black, olue
and red and white stripes. draped collar' ia'ss
sleeves. 9s cts.
Fine White Lawn Waists. embroidered Jaoos
down front and embroidered collar large sleeves
81 cts.
Fine Colore,i Lawn Waists. also White. some
lace and others embroidery trimmed. sl45.
Misses Waists. pink and blue stripes laun'
derei collar and cuffs. soft 'front.' large siee'e~
nIS
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
A7zzMMMA|

for "a snnarcs Heavy deliveries on contracts have
prevented any material addition to the stock on
hand and ,her. IN no accumulation In the country
worth Mentioning THAT fact and the fact that
the mills ar. well engaged FOR the present should
tend 10 strengthen prices ~ Hpon as orders have
hc,n nll.d The weekly statement. Production.
29pUD pieces deliveries, l's"", stock ON hand.
1873 900. odds ~ Ooo cixCis 5000, last weeks stock.
1869. sales. lM 900. odds. l}VC. 6ix'Hs. 80 spot.
900: sales FOR weekly irHv'ry IN
June irOo: July i33.c0. Auguri. iol.V" Sepcm-
b.r 5s Oa0, October 1900. November. 1000, Deccm-
ber spD PRICE, : 1916 cents for 6iXJs. Market
dull
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
CHIN.1 4
1ud GiUSSirUrP.

Jardinicrcs. decorated and solid colors. ~ cts
instead Of 80 Its. and 81 90.
Punch Bowls. handsomely decorated. all sizes.
s. 90 To- $50.
Toilet Sets. new choice decorations. N'' instead
Of $1,000
Fancy Tea Pots. English. frcproot. ~ cts.
Guns and Sauccrs china and gilt II cts.
English Porcelain Plates. cts.
Tea Sets % pieces. fine decorated emma. " "
Dinner Sets. Gold stipplcd border brown decora-
L.. ~
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
10 LONDON FOR 4 EORGER.

Detective Sergeant Jacobs will sail for London
this week to bring from England Percy d. Taylor.
who recently indicted here for forging $500
OF checks belonging TO his former employers. Ellis
Galterman. the wholesale liquor dealers. OF Leon
ard-st. Taylor was a bookkeeper. and used to have
charge OF his employers mails. He abstracted
checks and forged the Endorsements. President
Cleveland issued extradition papegA
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

The Universal. without doubt the best first
class Clothes Wringer maie-a limited number
AT the following prices tomorrow
II. Family size s. - instead II $500
~ Family size s. - instead of 1928
Family size s. 90 instead OF $3.50.
\ 2i2 ana B IL. reversible clamps. s3.25 instead
OF 81 30
Bxlis large size. for porcelain tubs 81 % instead
Of AsN.
Cxl extra large size. for porcelain tubs $500 in
stead Il $3.50
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS,

Colored and White Laundered Waists sun
bosom. rolling collar and cuiis 81 cts ins'eau VI
10 cts.
Percale Waists. soft front. laundered collar ana
cuffs. stripes and figures, large sleeves, ~ anu
80 cts
cuffs new coloring. large sleeves. :? ana ~ cts
Waists IF fine Lawn. stripes and dots. also me
Percale six styles including linen elects VA"
extra large sleeves. 81 cts.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
STERLING SILTER JEW.
EIRI.

bicycle Same Plates. with leather strap at
iarl'd o. cif
silk Hclis. with sterling silver buckles. NJ cts
Dresden Enamel@l blouse Sets , studs. col
lar button and sleeve links - cts.
Belt Pins. u cts
Enamrl-l Links. 50 cts
n,usc sets. studs. ! collar button and sleeve
NM. IL
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
FOR SCM.uER WEAR.
Ladies' Dresses Oud Suits.

Excellent styles of Dresses In colored Lawn,
Dimity Black and Figured Organiy and Dotted
Swiss at 81 75 s.. So 50 30. sl3.25 to 80.
Blazer Suits in tan Holland Linen. at s4.s5. and
up TO $3.50
Blazer Suits in White Pique. at s4s5. and up To
si5.75.
A variety Of styles In Galatea Blouse Dresses
striped and figured Pique and Duck. Eton and
Blazer Suits. and other popular cotton materials.
at s325. $3.50 s. 25 1915 and $3.50.
Outing Suits-Blazer Jackets and full Skirts In
Serge and Brilantine, lined and unlinei, from
S. 95 to $1675.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
SyVINGS. HIMMOCKS. ETC.

Lawn Swings. extra strong. painted and var
uished s5.,5.
Solid comfort Hammock Swings. So 90.
Croquet Sets for players ;? cts
Cotton Uammocks very strong. . spreaders,
80 c's
Heavy Rope Hammocks. large size. iS cts.
Close Woven liammocks. large size. with
spTcadors. % cts.
Lawn Chairs. adjustable - any position ~ cts
Genuine Palmer Hammocks AZ lowest prices.
Tennis and Croquct
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
JTRAPPERS.
Three SDecidI Lots.

Fancy Lawn Neglige Wrappers. Pompa dour
front. embroidered ruflc around neck, % cts IN
stead If sl.4j .,. d
Fine Pcrcale Wrappers. checks. stripes ana
Ngures star-shaped yoke. lace trimmed. large
sleeves full skirt Si.2j instead Of slI5.
Fine Dimity and Lawn Wrappers, uai"'y So'oi o,
,,,s snuare woke back and front Of fine embroid-
ery fine Lawn embroidered edge 20 ma.ch, lui
sleeves extra wide skirt 81 9s instead OF $500
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
HOSIERY.
Clearing Sale at Sweeping Re.
ductiOns, with the Object Of
Closing Out in One Day.

50 dozen Ladies'. Mems and Cnildren's Colored
Cotton Hose spiced heels and double toes. tan
slate evening shades and stainless black reduced
TO l2H cts. per pair.
95 dozen Ladies' and Mems fine gauge Coored
Cotton Hose spliced heels and double toes. tan
mode and stainless black, plain ani ribbed. 70
duced TO L. cts per pair.
40 dozen Ladies' fine quality Colored Cotton
Hose. high spliced heels ana toes, tan and stain.
less black. also Children's Two-thread Ribbed
Stainless Black. reduced TO l9 cts per pair.
- dozen Ladies' extra quality Cotton and Lisls
Thread Hose high spliced heels and double toes
tanned and stainless black. plain and Richeleu
ribbed reduced to % cts, per pair.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

Fine soft finished Percale Dresses 20 yehi -
,.oka ~ one embroidery sleeves very full, edged
with fine embroidery. stripes and hgures, % CTS
instead of 9s cts g.,
Chambray Hats. corded brirn. puffed cro"i' lace
ed dgcd pink blue and white. Is cts.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

one lot assorted checked and striped Lawns.
pmiiies and Nansooks. cts. per yard instead OF
l2i. and L. cts.
Dotted figured and striped Swiss. 10 cts per
ward Instead = q c,s
3s-inch White Lawns. and cts per yard
3a-inch India Linen 10 ani l2's cts. per yard
lnsi.1d u II and - cts.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

Smelling salt Jars. with heavy silver PLATED
and engraved tops filed with lavender salts IL
cts instead u $50.
Tooth ana Sail Brush and Soap Stands, % cts.
Metal Powder Boxes. ~ cts.
Kirk.'s scotch Oatmeal Soap. cakes. 2i cts.
Lows Brown Windsor Soap. cakes. i cts
2-o2 bottI. Curling Fluid. for keeping the hair
I'm curl - Its
ron bottle An,idoiine for insect bites, - cts.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
LADIES' CAPES.

In double IA ed Cloths. ChevIots Serges ard
Boucle Cloth some lined throughout and others
with hood only lined. $50. 1925. slO2o. slS'o ana
SlS25
Also a limited number of this seasons Capes
suitable for summer wear. at a fraction OF taer
original prices-Si.15 and upward.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
SEPARATE SKIRTS,
Especially -1daptcd to SHH or
COffDll Shirt WOiSfS.

In Alpaca and Figured Brilliantne, sis5 and
$3.50 .
Wh.te Pique and tan Linen. 1925, s3.i5 and sSsa
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
C1RPET SW EEPERS.
Genuine BisspV'S PpdUcPH.

Grand Rapids best make. s2.2o instead of s. 10.
Century. extra fine finish. 500 instead Of $50.
Sovereign. extra fancy. new design lo9.
The Ready extra high grade. $lj9 instead of
$40
The Grand. extra large. for hotels and halls,
80 90 instead of 81 80
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
SiiE Waists.

Fine China silk Waists some navy erect. olacn
with dots others fancy stripes. draped collar iun
sleeves $29S instead of A25.
Fine Fancy silk Waists. mostly light coiors
dainty patterns. entirely new. large sleeves
drnped collar. s36s instead Of $40.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

7. has been decided to send detachmenis OF 'he o."
,ro,,rv 20 duty at the Atlanta Exposition III 'o,, ,
nection with the Army exhibit Inc ENfo Il, .,
comm .oro,o,,ee there for n month ana tncn
nav nav ro o,her companies thus making IL poss," -,
e,yh; companies nov Al roi. "Ni
hove ,oi ~ a ,o,r of duty at the Exposition
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

Standard quality. coupled and warranted. cts
per foot.
Extra high grade. high pressure Il cts. per foot
The genuine Ball Nozzle. ~ cts. instead OF $50
Also Lawn Scttccs. hard wood. 70 cts
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
P1RASOLS.
Hat Price.

Our entire stock OF Fancy Parasols at one-half
Of regular prices.
IS - Parasois reduced 10 f3%
80 90 Parasols reduced to $500.
s2 30 Parasols reduced 10 s6.25.
Sl3 80 Parasols reduced 10 s6.75.
3i4 50 Parasols reduced TO 1928.
sl6 ~ Parasols reduced 10 $500.
500 90 Parasols reduced To $1,000
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
row rs.

Uemrned fIuck Towels l9N31. l2is cts.
Ucmsiitrh.l Huck Towels. 2oxt0. - cts. instead
OF - It's
Turkish Bath Towels. 2sx63 inches. % cts.
El.ach-d and rnhca chcd Turkish Bath Towels
/, cts instead 4 90 cts.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
LADIES' NECKVE1 X.

Fancy ul,-,cs lace ana embroidery trimmed j.
Sailor Collars House Fronts. Yukcs. Ruffs
chcmIsettes and odds and ends-i5 cts. To 9S cts
less than half price.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
liz MARE FIELD GLASSES,

made Of aluminium and covered with black mo-
rocco. four sizes. s2l0O S22 60 s26 - and 81 80
A sole leather case and leather shoulder strap
given with each glass.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
ThE pRTHrCLOTH MAKKET.

Fall River. Mass. June p tSpeciaD.-Broker'
quote the cloth market At 2B-6 cents to-day
though as nearly as can be ascertaned there has
been little trading at that figure. business during
the week has been dull and no interest has been
manifested In regulars The inquiry has been CON
fined to the odd counts for future delivery. ana
they have heen disposed OF on . basis OF "a cents
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
E.NBROIDERIES.

Manufacturers sample strips various makes
and widths neat and show designs. openwork
effects extra wide margins and finished edges
ready for uss at 10 % cts. per yard-the best
values offered this season.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
H1NDKERCHIEFS.

Ladies' and Misses Embroidered ana Hem
stitched Handkerchefs-
l2ia and Il 81. quality. at 6's cts.
~ and 25 Ct quality. at l2i2 cts.
81 and 4s Ct quality AT % cts.
- and ~ ct. quality. at IS cts.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
REMNANTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Thousands of Remnants and Short
Lengths.

Black and Fancy Silks, plain and
fancy Dress Goods, Black Goods and
Wash Goods of every description.
Our rule of always cutting lengths 10
suit customers creates large quantities
of remnants. The accumulation Is now
so great that we make the prices to
clear them at once. Many lengths
contain sufficient for a Shirt or Waist.
This sale means saving to the buyer
of one-half the original prices.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
dMdTEUR KOUTNa MPTONSHIPS.

THE RACES THAT WILL TAKE PLACE At SARA
TOGA ON JULY II A>D is-WlNNERS At TIE
SMALLER REGATTAs WILL. MEET IN
FINAL. CONTESTS
Keen as Is the interest that has been SHOWN
far this year In the wellconductcd regattas that
have taken place the Harlem River and on the
Passac. and that are yet to be rowed at fh'ia-
delphia and for the Middle States championships.
they only the prellminaries to the races that
will be rowed for the medals offered by the Ma
uonal Association of Amateur Oarsmen OF Amer
lea. to be contested for at Saratoga Lake on July
II and is. With the possible exception OF the New
York Athletic Club boys. who went In and trained
severely for the Harlem Regatta only to lose to their
od-tme rivals nearly all the firstclass oarsmen OF
this neghborhood are In strict training for the
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

The permissve system of land Transfers under
method similar 10 that adopted In IN" BRUSH col
ones has been In effect in England for short time"
bui few Transfers have bect mad" under II. IN at
tenn, ~ row made to adopt compulsory system
but solicitors have opposed the plan ana ~ re-
cent meeting resolutions against the hlll were
ador'el by u committee of prominent lawyers pb-
ectlons made to many of IA" provisions "i '''
act. especially for H failure 10 Iro"ci me hi"I.Sl
nf ersons tirhfuy pceseasing property Transferred
ana properly 10 provide for compensatlon Tor ciilin
ants Some ~ the suggestions mad" by IN" lhwy'rf
viii probably appear In the shape 90 amendment i.
b,Ii the government officials wem anxious that me
principle Of compulsory registration "' 'hhh "'''
shall bc adopted
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

Sir James Bacon. who died recently In LONDON
was remarkable for The great age ~ "hlch u" ''-
taincd his faculties. He wns In his nincty-'Hhth
year M the time ~ his death. u" nrst received
judicial appointment after he had attained ia" ng"
OF seventy years. Rnd most OF his jndic'"l w"fh
was performed between the ages of seventy TWO
and eighty eight. yet ho was success'nl ana
honorcd Judge He served ~ a JuJg" under IN"
old BANKRUPTCY law and under the old 'hanccfy
system. both ~ which have passed ont of "Ss'
cnce He was born IN London. did all his work ~
London and rarely took recreation ont "f IN" '''N
limits and yet was rarely III. and ms h""th wnH
not the result Of any disease. but OF iallng Hr"hsn
due 10 old age. Few judges have lived to a. gfrat
an age. though some have served on me b'n'h
after their nincteth year Lord chief Jusii'" I.c
Troy. OF ireland. ninety years old when
he retired from the bench. and he lived for thr'e
years longer Sir John Maynard was selected 7" nm
Official position IN 1859 IN his eighty ninth year hhh
paid homage 10 william III, though h" hal been u
conspicuous member Of Parliament In the reign OF
James l. Lord Brougham and Lord Iyndhurst
both eached their nineticth year and several lrsh
Judges attained az great or greater age In spi,"
OF these examples OF great longevity and or use.
funess the bench nj a great age the retirement
OF Judges reaching their seventeen year IL gen
orally popular in the United States and the Eng
lsh courts have casionnly been embarrassed De
cause method OF retiring Judges exists
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

sion to rejoice and be glad II the proposed increase
in the Ordnance Corps is allowed But this VIII re-
qure an act OF Congress. II is said the h'y-io"' '
GERS Of the crops are employed that they have 10 be
kept jumping from place 20 place WIN tne ie%su. %
,hat they are greatly overworkei. General Eager
says that there are a number ~ pI ices w"ere oce's
could be stationed were they available
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

Some of the cadets who failed TO get commissions
h.aause of there being no vacancies will have occa