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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-11
FINE CARD FOR TO-DAYs RACES.
SPECIAL CONTEST IN WHICH DOMINO. HENRY VI
NAVARRO AND REy Ell SANTA ANITA
ARE ENTERED.

The programme for to-day promises some ex-
cellent contests. Harry Reed Will make MS "'''
appearance on the American turf since his dsas-
irons retreat from the tight little isle where fair
play is a Jewel and horses are claimed. bid up ana
beaten in selling races.
Domino. Henry of Navarro and Rey FL santa
Anita will try conclusions in special race al one
mile and an eighth Taral Will ride Domino. Grlt-
I'm Henry OF Navarro. and Sims Will pilot Key ~
Santa Anita 1t will be battle between the lean-
Ing jockeys In this country. as well as pet"ee"
the leading horses. IA.
The track was extremely fast yesterday after
noon and should be to-day II rain does not MAKE
II heavy and holding large crowd - expected 10
witness the contests Visitors 10 the city, VINO
have come a long distance to see the yacht races
will have opportunity TO witness what prom
ises TO be the greatest turf battle OF recent years
Every one Of the six is likely to prove inter
esting
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The cnclnnal Reds dropped their last game In he

The Cincnnai Reds dropped their last game In he
East TO the Brooklyn team yesterday at Eastern
Park Brooklyn. after close and exciting finish.
The home team made fine uphill rally in the last
inning and turned apparent defeat into fine
victory and the l.70O spectators went home happy.
II battle royal between Pitchers Daub and
Dwyer the former carrying off the honors. The
visitors led by a score OF to when the Brooklyn
team went to the bat in their half OF the ninth
with a long drive over Hoy's head. In centre field.
for a home run. Anderson died at first. Then DAILY
ht for three bases and scored on Shoch's single.
McPhee. Corcoran and Daily carried of the fielding
hGnors while La Chance led the bat. The score:
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lrcrSFD or DEFHITDTNG CREDITORS

SYM +. Cunningham. OF No. 259 West Ninety
n,nth-st was arrested yesterday by Detective Nc
Naueht a bench warrant, and was held In 500
bail by judge Fitzgerald in the General Sessions.
Cunningham formerly hat dealer, and Is
alleged TO have defrauded his creditors out OF a
large amount Of money by failure some time ago.
To escape detection II L. charged he burned his ac-
count books last May. For this he was indicted on
July - number of wholesale hatters are Inter
ested In his prosecution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-11
THE Jockey CLUB ASSIGNS DATES

The committee appointed by the stewards of the
Jockey Club to consider the applications Of the
Brighton Beach Association and Queens County
Jockey Club for additional racing dates met a. the
Coney Island Jockey Club cours, yesterday after
noon and allotted the following dates: Brighton
Reach Association September i6. IA. % and q;
Queens County Jockey Club. October 2 o. II and H.
Friday September %. will also De assisned TO the
Brighton Beach Association provided the Brooklyn
Jockey Club decides not TO race on that day
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
by Beekman. J.
Thomas vs.. OConnor-lewis J.. Delaneld
Miiken Lynd-James W Halves
Allen Alen-Dayid u. Ogden -r.,.
Emerson va Emerson 90 cases)-Lawtence Ooah1
Rciner Riemer-Grosvenor 5. Hubbard
Common Pleas.
BY Daily &. J.
Gregg Fr,ygibbon-Rchsrd III. Henry.
Rossbers Young-fial Bell
Superior Court.
BY Dugro. J.
Levy VS.. valent-Thomas McAdsm.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
Hickman. ].
Matter OF Embossed Lumber Fibre Company -
Briggs. ..,., r Saxs
John r Barrett -. Henry Constsnt-Wianr ~ say
Atlantic Trust Company Daniel =. Banks-siis" ~
Strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-11
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New-York Boston. at Polo Grounds New York
Baltimore Brooklyn. a. BaltlmQre.
Washington Philadelphia at Washington.
Pittshurg Cincinnati nj rtsburg
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SALE OF HURRICANE YEARLINGs

General Stephen Sanford a Sons have every rea-
son TO be proud OF the sale OF the Hurricane year
lngs at Sheepshead Bay yesterday. Colonel WILL
lam p Thompson paid 81 800 for son OF Potomac
and Eivlra W NJ. Wallace secured grand-looking
youngster by Potomac. dam Queen Nab. for $50
A. Lakeland secured q brown cot by Potomac, dam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-11
HARp OF AVON WINS THE GREAT YORK
SHIRE

,o,aor Gent. io-The Doncaster September meet
,,r oncrea to-day. The Great Yorkshire Handicap
pIa,e Of 1900 sovereigns for three-year-olds and
,,mv,.rd tho second to receive 200 soveresns and
tho third 100 sovere!gns out Of the plate. Old st.
Leger course q mile. fnrlongs and l1 yaras, was
Chestnut colt Bard OF Avon, by Exile lila Trappe.
Snvr xsars old. f. Boomers chestnut horse Merry
IT'S, r'se nv Wsdom-C;aiety three years old was sec
ord A.. d. Cochranes bay horse Egerton, by Hamp-
TOM ompea. five years old. third
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SECOND GAME.

Earned ns-New-York 4 chicago ). First base by
errors-Nsw- York l. chicago 2 Left bases-New
York S. Chicago L Bases balls on Meekin g. on
Parker 2 struck out-i,y Meekin l. by Parker z Home
run-Decker. Three,bsse hit-Meekin Two-base hits.
hits-Tiernan Wilson. Kittrdge. Stolen basesRysn.
Dahen Double plny-Dahlen. TRULY and Arson: Hi by
pitched balI-Parker Passed bas-Kittrdse and Wilson
Time OF game-2:co. Umpire Keefe Attendance $500.
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THE COURTS.
THE NAME OF THE PIECE MUST BIZ
CHANGED.

CHANGED.
Chief Judge DAILY. in the Court of Common fleas'
yesterday signed an order making permanent INC
temporary Injunction restraining Edward X hush
from using the title The White Crook Tor inc
buresque he is producing. , ~,
The Injunction obtained by coui,se IT,
Joseph d. Hart, who asserts that the ttie OF, lne
White Crook was originated By John r roo.e',
twenty-three years ago and says that foole a.
signed the title his father who IN turn ass's"e1
AZ TO him
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HANOVER NOT SOLD TO W. X. VANDERBILT

Lexington. KY. Sept. 10 (SpecaD.-William X.
Vanderbilt has not bought the great Thoroughbred
stallion Hanover as was reported. Colonel Milton
Young arrived here from New-York tonight, and
says The report that had gold Hanover for $4,000
is untrue Lampighter vii. arrive In Kentucky In
A few DAYS being Quarered on Mr. foungs Nc
FAR
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FIRST GAME.

Earned runs-New-York 2. chicago 8 First base by
errors-New- !. Chicago !. Lief, on bases New
York :. Chicago 8. Base on as-OM Rusie 8 on
Friend g. on German 3 Struck out nv Rusie =. by
Friend 2 by German / Home runs-van Haltren. stat
ford Two-base hi,Truby. Sacrifice h.-Decker An
son Friend Double p.ay-Dahlen and Arson. Stolen
bases-Decker. Dahlsn 2. Truly Hit by pitched ball
Farrell. Passed hal,-Fatrel. Time 81 game-2:ll. I'm
nirc- keafe. Gnre cnl,ed LN mutual c0nseni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-11

Louis l. Batteries Stcckdale. siivetts. Ienny ana 'sh
gel: Kssinger and Pez. ifnplre-O Day
At vnlsesbarre-wr kesbarre o. Providence d.
AT Scranton Scranton 4. Springfield II"
AT Rochester-Syracise !. Rochester g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-11
THE South CHURCH TO REorEy on SUNDAY

The South Reformed Churca Madison-ave. aha
Thrty-eghth-st. OF which the Rev. DR.. RodencN
Terry Is pastor. after being closed for Two moh'ns
for extensive alterations and improvements 70 ,ns
organ will be reopened next Sunday. Inc pas.
will preach and the fnl musical service S VIII,
'ander the leadership OF Or. Gerrlt Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-11
CLOSE CONTEST AT ORANGE OVAL.

Terry pitched one OF the finest games OF baseball
ever played at orange oval yesterday AFTERNOON
and had Il not been for the errors OF Weeks. the
Nontclair Athletic club team would nave won ne
score resulted: Orange Athletic cub /; Montclar
Athletic club. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-11
CINCINNATI.
Totals 30 ! 0.25 IL 4 Totals &.

Earned runs-Cncnnafi l. Brooklyn 2. First base on
erors-Clncinnat l. Brooklyn 2 Left on oases-Cincn.
natl 4 Brooklyn First base on bas-On Dryer ]. on
Daub l. Struck out-By Dwyer l. Home run-Ia Chance.
Three-base hits-Grn1n DAILY Two-base hits-Mier. La
chance Sacrifice Stolen base-Shindie.
Double pay-Gririn La Chance and Grim. Cmpire-Mur-
ray. TImc-l 80 Attendance. 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-11

r,n.,,,r for SIS, The Hurricane youngsters Av-
L. naS ayer n6i which IL handsome showing con.
eiSerins the prices realized for Kentucky bred
youngsters
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THE COLTS WIN TWO GAMES.
POOR PITCHING THE CAUSE OF NEW
YORK'S DEFEAT

BROOKLYN GETS THE FINAL GAME FROM GIN
C1NNATI BY A RALLY IN THE NINTH INNING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-11

Won by head; eight lengths between second ana '"'
SIXTH RACE-specai weights: selling One ana o"e'
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DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.

ond third.
SECOND RACE-For twoyear-ods; allowances. Five fur
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WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Roele Edith Boskowitz was married to Jo-
seph H. ST. zbacher. son Of William SulzDacher' al
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the nome OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ignatz Boskowitz No .
West Scventy-secOnl-st. The Rev DR. Gustav r"V-
he'll Of the Temple Emanu-Ei Frh-ave. ana FOR
ty-third-st oilciacI. Miss Irma Boskowitz. sister
OF the bride. the maid Of honor. The brides
maids were Miss Susanna Wasserman ana MISS
Rene Wasserman. Of Paris. little cousins OF Inc
Bridegroom. There best man. The ushers
were he WIFI COhn. Arthur 1IOusman. benjamin
Stern. Or. Edwin Steinbcrger. Adolph Bosko"itz
a uncle Of the bride. Oscar Suzbacher Antoine
Sulzbacher. Albert Seligberg. Charles Spegelbers.
otto Wes. II. Gerst.e. Louis Demuth and Jesse
Boskowitz. the brides brother 4 reception followed
the ceremony Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
Max Wasserman. II Paris. Mr. and Mrs J. sellg-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Cohn. Mr.. ami Mrs. LII
llnthal, Mr.. AMI Mrs. William Demuth Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Ihiman. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Theodore iiei'man.
Ny. ana Mrs. Albert Hendricks. Mr.. and Mrs. u
Guggcnheim. Mrs Charles II. iucM, Mr. and
Mrs : Hammerslough. Mr. and Mrs. l. Wolf, Mr..
AMI Mis- a. lcrsch. Nj. ana Mrs Robert Nainan,
Mr.. ana Mrs. bhtp goldsmith. Mifs Holman. MISS
Leo. Miss Florence Iil-kOwZ. ani Miss Irene lius-
k0wltz si~i'rs n the bride
The marriage ~ Miss Irene R0skowiiz - Louis
ncmuih viii ilkc place On Thursday evening %
next week AZ ihr Same boar AMI ~ the same place
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actions are based Is made uncertain py a',seS ana
mental legislation, II capital becomes aihr'. ,amnie
credit once more restricted. the masnitceh' I'M
which has been here dedicated 10 the uses ol -
:nerce Will be Of little avail. io' thrrc ~ .,.ii,u
merce where faith Is wanting n conn, NJ betting
The question 70 which Inc friends Of the ma.n,e,
nance OF n medium OF cNchths', -, .tn,,selves
and unquesiionsble value must ADDRESS .nra,ee ~
is moi how 10 defeat temporarily the advoca,eS ..
free coinage OF silver. AZ they no" aaairs the
how permanently TO insure The eoa , s1aiing into
law any monetary suggestion which is b's'9 -. -,
whole or In part upon the doctrine VI t, a, their
result cannot be attained by either scoHhhs a.un,s
leaders or Understanding me so,. IL banners
or those who range themselves uhutr ni .ih snrlngs
As long they have the he woes If the
debt -bIrdened classes 10 urge them 10 eilort az
the encouragement Of the timorous ana cpolp ihrv
ing In the ranks OF those VINO oipose Agitation
and an element in American poIl'cs 'h"' "
recognition and sturdy opposition ., ,rredeema-
BE paper and their Popustic allies can pr pc, n
nenty cralicate1 az factors worthy o 'os in hut
and sources OF discomfort and hnan ial ioss III ~
one way and that Hes through me Lf' ~ i}nIi.
sound monetary education. TO ms woik .n ~, 800
vilual and the Nations good demands 'as rtnrmed
son ana out there be such huo' ~. halne
shall al no distant day result IN their pe ENG
beaten squarely upon the issues for when , ,mry
s,n , , anu me Goun'ry ,,t o success
w c. Mavbury Of Detroit. responded T.
toast. His subject was mo North; y" Sou'"'
No East; No West. but the Commercial SUI
prcmacy Of a Great Nation" He was io!i""eo
by II. d. Gouder of Cleveland. who spoke on
the Commerce Of the Inland Sea. George H.
Blanchard. chairman Of the Central Irf'he AS
ISOLATION. responded to the toast Ihe fnec'
Upon Commerce of Pooling by Transportation
Lines" President Ashley Of the Wabash Kan.
road. responded to the toast OF Commerce anu
Transportation one and lnseparabe
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DIED.

as "e ,a Ssd"ss'i ISABELLA
Funeral from his late residence % East S7ths on Bun
Kindly omit flowers
cARE his residence ss West s2d-s ,S on wsd ss:s
Funeral services will be the above address o.
Friday. MAY 3, at 43U p. m.
London and Liverpool papers please copy.
Martha J.. wife OF Harvey p harrington. in the Ssth
Funeral at Croion- n-IIudson at IL a. Saturday.
Kindly flowers
GEsNER-At his late residence Sing Sing ~ y. April
Relatives and 'ricnas Of the family are respectfully I'M
Mary's Church Scarborough. n Y. al II a m.
will meet the ";i5 ,an from the Grand Central
HILLNIAN-At Deand. Fla. April 30. Rev Samuel r.
Funeral Frs Baptist Church Boulevard and
Burial mnI' at ss'" convenience ' Of family
KEAsBEY-M Rome. Italy, on April a. 1885, Anthony
Funeral services viii be held Grace Church. Newark
nisrmcni t" at Soisio~n j. the convenience of
the family
Mother nai MAY '
of his age. Joseph NJ. Knapp. son Of the late Judge
Funeral Service from residence. Sunday May
Raivs and is"@s rspecr,uy Invited to a. st'e "a,
i , IsSrosses and for,iand SITS AZ l.i5 and
from loot Of 2sd and Chambers SITS. y, J. NJ Y.
Carriages Win meet The above trains on Hack
L Ms hars ssr FiaRss q ss i
Relatives and friends rvtef Ia attend the funeral -
the Cathedral. Friday morning. at o'clock
Kindly omit flowers.
MERRIHEw-On Wednesday May !. 1895. Caroline
Priscilla Merrihew wiz Of stephen Merrihew.
tho Church Of the Heavenly Rest 9TH
at 10 a M
NEWTON-On May /. Major-General John Newton, u. q
A.. al his residence 40 West 75th-st:
a. m. thence 10 Fl. Francis xaysrs Church isthst.
where n requiem will be offered nj 1880 r. M
Relatives and friends are Invited 70 attend.
Please omit flowers.
i'andace Stevens daughter OF the late VIM. and sophie
C. Page. aged y years.
Funeral residence Of Mrs, Pufer No 257 seubsn-
ST.. Brooklyn, on sunday al o'clock
Ii,ingson Rogers widow = Henry Rogers &c. and
daughter - the late John swift Livingston In the sSth
The funeral services Will be held the Church of the In
carnnion Madison-aye. and 35hst. on Friday May >.
az 10 o'clock
sTARK-Msy l. 1855 james Stark. OF the late
Funeral NJ 2I2 West t'h-s, on Saturday, ~ IL a. m
STEWART At Arlington. n, j. May |. Maria widow OF
Edward stewart. IN her s.'d year ,,,,,., ~ 4,
Funeral services a. her late residence AhHph ~ ~
on Saturday, MAY T. AZ ~ T. M
Train leaves chanhorsst. i'D . NJ
TIllERY Ncwnrk \. j. Wednesday, May y 1919.
Adclina T.. wife of Edward a Ihiery. IN tho o''h ys0
Notice Il funeral hereafter
wlrMonE suddenly at Morristown. n. j., May l.
lanes Moo. Wc,morc aged II years .
Fgn"nl services n, hls late rssience Elmst Norris
town. y. j. May T. at D. M
WOOD on wednc.day May J. Mary Russell wife Of
George W Wood. -, 49,,
lyn Friday MAY 3
inicfment at convenience OF the fanl'y
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PoStomcc Notice.

FIFTH %ai 3. Ss;S ss ;., $s.s n.r..
ham and Cara per Gresoy s,,srs Tor other parts
ssS s spsm poryus Io'o 1rs %
anu at $50 a. s1ppsmsn,ary 1880 M Tor Germany
Via so'na%psS" and s"Sn must be directed pc.
E E"rpe per : s. campana Via Queenstown letters Tor
e;Srn'any France. Italy porusal; Spain. Turkey ana
m ,suppIemenary 1890 Tor Fortune Island
5sr a tsT sis fSr .
S ianss t s
mus; be sS direct per- va ho,ra is
Gs,,sg. be directed per MSS.si,%2 a., M
also sayans co a %arASsS per srass . ssrs g!
At "fs sssana Slrssi FS,as:., Sis:
20" nos per- %: Be Wilhelm II at II ::
directed pei kaser Wilhelm 10. at IL m for Grenada
via Trinidad per $. irrawaddy az. p Or FORT:
fS "nd Is pc: S.pods Deter. mus. eaS !:
srsSisa per xsphsisS; a; ~, IN. for ST. P'rrs;
san Mali rant.s ss"1 ssa ss'" Sy' up to 'sss ''%
Ss Tor nGfs Sss up West fS ana
s.l. as Ap and % %
s a%S t scss Ssrs daily May san
T ss'p gudS Sss ,S Veal ~G E
ana Samoa. Islands %sp pc, IN IS MSrsssn S "a" Fran
an arrival AZ New York Campania with British
mails Tor Australia. Mails the Society Islands pep
. Gailse from San Francisco, close here daily up to
MAY 30 a 30 .. IN. Malls for China and Japan, Der
s. Victoria from Tacoma) close here daily up May
so6 n G30 p. n Malls for Newfoundland. by rni 10
Halifax. thence by steamer this Office daily
$40 D. Mails for Miauelon. by rail to Boston. and
by close at this Office daily $50 D. yu
Mails for cuna close at this of.c daily az m, for
from Port Tampa Fla Mails for Mexico overland un.
less specially addressed for dispatch by steamer q
this office daily at 1:30 a. m.
Registered mail closes at D. m. previous day.
CHARLES w. DAYTON, Postmaster
pasofice. Eew.yor.. n. y. April "a lSQA ---------
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THEY NAVE FLTTH Nv q. CANPBELL

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir. IN your Issue OF to-day you state that Mr..
t;eor., r. Campbell. who was accused by detec-
tivc-sergeani OF having s*inded client confessed
mar he had spcnt the money and invented the story
,h,,,t having given IL to a OF his client. We
hog van to give this denial a. full publicity as was
rtvcn IN the statement that Mr.. Campbell made any
such admission. We make this request on the au-
thorltv OF Mr. Campbell. whom we have known
from the time he entered our office as boy. and
who from that time 10 th's mas SHOWN h'mseif
.,h,, -, .verv confidence. We would. AS would
o,y oro who knew hin. trus, him implicitly. The
occus,,ions Of the detective do not in the least
impair our confidence IN This young man. whose
r a., ,vou,d take without the slightest hesitation.
WI, , w. w. re advised 50 would Mr. Cody the
man whom he is accused OF having swIndieI We
ale ci.'inizeI and will do all in power TO aid
p,m IN obtaining redress and rely upon i'm
parlaiiy in doing HIM ne scant justice OF pub
II ching this letter. - w bi.i'i biSOl HEKS
Ncw-York, May . 1879
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pleasant aul profitable entertainment was gwen
~ the Empire Theatre y'strrlly afternoon for the
benefit Of the Harlem Exchange Tor Womens WORK.
II waa organized and managed by Miss Viola Allen.
ana II resulted IN raising about 81 - f1r the lnsii.
tuition. The dramatic part ~ the pfogrimm" con
sisted 81 three onc-aci plays Tho Man T. stairs
Ere icfic Lomaitfo' and 'NDshorry shrub. Soc
IN which Miss Allen Joseph Humphrey. charles u.
Wells Chir..s Butler Miss Oiottc TYLER. Miss Geor-
gla HUSKY. Miss Maggie Fielding. Miss Ma, Robson.
Miss bertha iasshli Miss Ionjy Harrison AMI T. y.
Whitman appeared William Gillette MAD" q f"N
r'markf in explanation - the object - Oh" benefit.
J. J.. pplsun sang a hufl'sguc ballad. Mas BESSIE
Bonchill gave some songs and Frank lawion WINS
tf.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
THE POPE'S POLITICAL TESTAMENT.

INTENDED 10 INFLUENCE THE CHOICE OF a
st.,,.rssoR WHO WILL CONTINUE HIS POLICY
ronlon. May THE standard has obtained
s,r,. details OF a document which the Pope is
said 70 have communicated 10 the Cardinals and
the heads Of orders. This document. THE Stand
ard 4, informed has the form OF political tesla
p,.nt II recalls the condition Of the Papal See
,vhen Leo XIII was elected. The apathy Of the
PAYERS showed. IL says the necessity Of the
Papacy's taking position which would prevent
its ABSORPTION By the new order OF things insti-
tu,ed in Rome. Therefore continuous efforts were
made to associate other Governments with the
Papacy IN making such concessions as the times
required n appearances were not always favor
able to this line OF conduct. the document says.
the facts as any other line would have lowered
the Papacy which then would have been sub
jccted TO some Power instead Of remaining IN a
superior position.
The document continues. according TO The
Standard" substantially follows; Even II
temnoral power has not been attained. the Papacy
has arrived at situation enabling IL. when the
oppOrtunc moment shall come. to dictate condi-
tons and the same calm. prudent line OF action
VIII condrcc still further to that end II followed
unaltercl'
The document warmly appeals TO the Cardinals.
when they gather In any future cOnclave. To keep
this Ideal and continue this policy AZ well AZ To
hasten the election OF the next Pope. without nj
lowing time FOR outside infrigucs and the Jealousy
OF Powers To influence the Cardinals votes and
hamper the chosen one. The whole drit OF the
document IL to the choice Of successor
who VIII continue the present Popcs policy.
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uARcotnr EXPLAINS THE BUDGET
MS STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
GREAT BRITAIN RECEIVED WITH PRO
IO%GED CHEERING.

HIS STATEMENT OF THE flNANclAi. CONDITION OF
GREAT BRITAIN RECEIVED WITH PRO
LoXGED CHEERING.
London. May Sir william Harcourt. Chan
ceior OF the Exchequer. was loudly cheerei when
he roS. I'm tho House OF Commons to-day to an
nounce the Budget and the cheering re-
peatoi and prolonged when he concluded the
announcement. The revenue for the last year
he said was estimated at "a. l3s.0p The
actual revcnu. had been ie15sI.0) Tn" ex-
rcnditures. witch had been estimated AT $.ss'-
on had been i,3slSool. The surplus had been
f77soo, against an estimated surplus OF i29l.vo
The estimated expenditures for the coming year
would be is5 9si oo and the estimated revenue 49,
oseNo The Increase In the expenditures over last
wear was due to the additions to the Navy. The
deficit Of $4,000 shown by the Budget must be
met by the imposition Of tax on spirits or beer
The strong objections raised 10y the Irish and
Scotch manufacturers Of spirits lei him To propose
the continuance OF the duty OF sxpence barrel
on beer which would yield revenue OF fi0oeo and
cover the estimated deficit The imports and ex-
ports for he last year, Sir william SAID, had
shown tha, although low prices ruled much bene-
~ had been derived by the workngmen Agricnl-
,ural distress had been keen and labor troubles
numerous yet the general condition was better
than In the previous year The most gratifying
sign OF prosperity was the deposits In savings
banks which I'm 1890 amounted 10 Mite over
,2oo0oo In 1891 they were f3l.o0lfol: In 1892 near
l., -, o., on, I'm lsa3 fSi an and In Sa as 1000
rii.sr' U.ar,''D In the last decade the total in
crease I'm savings banks had boon tbteooo0. and
nothing he said. better proves the sound financial
position OF tn" country, Vh".rsp ~
'The budget passed the first reading without a
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