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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
LAUS TO AFFECT THE THEATRES.
A MEETING or MANAGERS TO DISCUSS PENDING
LEGISLATION.

A MEETING OF MANAGERS TO DISCUSS PENDING
LEGISLATION.
About twenty New-York and Brooklyn theatrical
managers met yesterday afternoon at the Office Of
A NJ Palmer No % West Thirtieth-st. TO take ac-
ton In regard to certain pending legislation in Al
bany There are two bills under consideration
In which the managers interested. one is on the
perennial subject Of the children Of the stage II
provides that the Mayor shall have full jurisdiction
In the matter Of permitting or fCrbidding any child
to appear on the stage. Under the present law. the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Children
las 20 be informed OF every application for permit
for a child 10 appear the stage and has an OPP
portunity 10 protest against Il if IL sees fit The
managers of course, desire the passage OF this biz.
The other proposed law Is that which is oetensiby
aimed against exhibitions of the nude on the stage
I, is. however 50 sweeping in its provisions that.
as one of the managers said yesterday. ii would not
would prevent the performance OF many Of the plays
Of Shakespeare would compel the removal of many
~ the pictures from the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art and other public exhibitions; would prevent the
1,iblicatjon of some Of the standard monthly maya
zincs as AL present issued, and would bring Diana
down off the tower OF the Madison Square Garden
The manager added that this bill was absurd
II might reasonably be trusted 10 XIII Itself, but
that X was not thought wise 10 take any chances
and - IL would be actively opposed
u was decided at this meeting mat ex-Judge A
J D.ttenhOefer and a committee OF the managers
sh yi.3 he sent 70 Albany - work for the passage
OF one iii and the defeat Of the other
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Steamer Hlueneds, Masineo. Baltimore. with mise 10
steamer Oneida. Robinson. Philadelphia with mdse to
shp HaTeiiore $50 conedon Calcutta 81 days. with
lrcezc raining and orse fos Velocity or wind ~ miles
msr Tg@r'nc FIR: T: .aG4 at fF? 5 5K III.
Afternoon. She had not reached SANDY LICK ny n'n,
la Touranc returning with party Of American tour
Tcl5w-ship Liverpool ~ London. whiting. Calcutta
CLEARED
steamer L~hni'z dele Graham An'w'rp-bu'N q
steamer Egyptian Prime dl0. Dunbar. Pern'm0n'o'
steamer Nyan.se nakeu an Newport News and Rich
steamer Emerge GER Formann for orders-Gus
S,aamer Ha,el Ger, June., Brcmcn southampton
S,camor N',,cr Kre,zmar. Middletown conn Scan
Steamer srcnser dir, Russell. LIverpoo-BusN &
S.eamor orin,co GIo Fraser Hamilton Ber-A L
s,eamc2 ror,ia d,r Farrell. Kingston. Belize. Cape
,.,reT wit,cSlnl Ger. orippers Baltimore oerchs
steamer cherokee Rearse Charleston md Jacksonville
steamer N'fraiic m clarke I,yor2oa-H Ksrsc 81:
snp Fo,ic' iIopr. calcutta, Rr Z Vernon II Brown
P , RIO s1 E-. s,i Nor S'nch Co. E
WEIR HarH I rrncG Nor Hansen. rrt LOUIS Nautilus
Arkcl Douglass.
p'o9s M' , ,1o ,r TIaTr v @1 A;'s sai
nrrfr.nl w'csni ,Gc., baltimore. cher k"e Charles
IN and Jacs-0 nyile
notice TO MARINERS.
Tho following notice - mariners h1s been Issued by
~. Lighthouse Establishment Third District
Damage. caused O., he having h""n repaired ~" fol
i ~" sersc r.~ Illus & d,ei white Ions Reach
,Yrper ~ 70 hNei whi'" fril" Per ~ u hHei rel.
Burnt House Pier - Is fixed rcl
ne 1'.r VINE ihs r. nr reach upper structure
t~ins repaired has t~en Discontinued
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
steamer SCOTIA dr Hamilton rom %ew-YorN March
II VIA s'ernevav. arrived a. Han April
Steamer Kansas 'tf tir Jones. from New ork Aarch
- arrived o. Bristol NIrl :
steamer Nrh.ie oBn sai!-f fr1m Dundee f1r New
steamer M,nhan,e, Uo. Duck .anet f7m swan'e, for
sr.an,r ,te.s, CIV Cno senaan sailed from Swansea
steamer Potomac Gio .r.'rch. from N~'Y March ~
Steamer >'l'~ % '"li -Inh ,'ir, iTn,'s rom New
York 'or Ga> ". passed. Tory Island Ap-h
Ne,e YORK. posed Dover AprH
s,.,rer 4 ,l.r'l. ,H-, James from Sow York March
Il o. 'he H.ffc-t,nean. pns.'i Gibraltar April .
steamer N.f'h tn diu. fr.m Mediterranean ports for
Nov Y.ri. passed Gibraltar AIfu
steamer kal.~r Wilhelm n ,Geu. from New York. ar-
ri,-i % Gibraltar Niril and preceded for Genoa
steamer Af.-Ia uu Nailt faN~i frin Narcotics for
s,.,rn-~ riiia ,Ieo Meier from Nev-York March n.
trisfa -'r arrived Hf t'"r ApfN .
s'',m.r victoria dH h'''hly. sailed from Naples f'r
steamer CHI = r,ran', d!n Hudson. from New YORK
" rch STA - Nin.'n'. - Y. f.r East London ec. 81
rived Car"f. Airl u
steamer T1umncn-~ d) Mlrray. from Liverpool and
,;,e,ur~ ttlf,, di~Ig waite. from santos sailed
from - Lucia or %'~-YorN April :.
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NETWORK CITY.

The steamer Joseph l.. colby, which arrived here
yesterday from West Indian ports. reported that
on April C. between cape Hatteras and Body Island.
she passed 10000 feet OF lumber, apparently only a
short time in the water.
ON board the Ward Line steamer which arrived
here yesterday from Havana was company OF
Giving pictures" who had been giving exhibitions
in Havana and Matanzas
The men OF the building trades employed tho
annex OF the New York Life Insurance Company's
building al Elm and Leonard SITS. continued on
strike yesterday because Rossman e. Bracker. tho
contracting plumbers had not settled their an
ferences with their employees. Strikes also
ordered yesterday on several other pieces OF work
on which the firm has contracts
At the weekly conference OF Bapts, preachers at
the Baptist Publication House Fifth-ave. and
Twenty-iirst-st yesterday. the Rev. Richard Hart
lc" occupied the chair The Rev. Dr a. J. Row
land. the new secretary OF tho American Baptist
Publication society made tho principal address OF
tailed outline % the work OF that organziiion.
Resolutions in memory % the Rev Or. Broadus.
OF the Theological Seminary a. Louisville. who
died recently. we're adopted.
The police n Headquarters werc instructed ycstcr-
day TO make no further search FOR Regina Kron-
man. the young LeXow witness who disappeared
last Wednesday from her home 40. 80 East iIous-
girl hal returned The only statement shc would
make was that she had n disagreement with her
mother last Wednesday. and lcn home.
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ED%ESuAY. APRIL 10.
1UIPPiNG NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY. APRIL ls95


Steamer Boston cty dsr,. Barclay. Bristol March =,
and Swansea 20 Wih ndsc 10 James Aite Co Ar
rived the Iiar a. $40
Steamer Spaarndam 1Duichj. E1njor. Rotterdam March
- ana Houloenc -. with mdse 81 cabin ,52
az passengers Netherlands American Nayga
ton Co. Arrived the Bar AT II - u m
Steamer American tDu'ch). Butt Rotterdam March -
In ballast 10 II Randerbrock. Arrived ~ The Ear AZ
1885 m.
steamer Turrct Bay uu Kigaard Huenos Avres
and Lucia 30, with lnse"d Norton & sons
Arrived q he Bar AT ~
steamer Ciiy Of Washington I'm"ya Tamplco March
10 James T. ward Ga. Arrived the Bar AT Ia a IN
Joseph !. colby tnf InIffa.o, y
Tampco March Il ami C"nfuegos 30 with ynlso 10 fh.
william Johnston Go" Limited Arrived at he Bar az
m.
steamer Venezuela, Hopkins Porto Cabco March 30
Curacao April !. Laguayra =. with mdse ana ~ pas
Iioulton Bliss 4 pallett Arrived Bar
":lj IL.
Banan tNoD. Hansen. Gilnra A.. DAYS. with
and passengers - II Duno- Arrived al the Bar
"a ~. - a
steamer Vale ,NorJ. Eoscn. Gibara ~ days with fruit
to Mnn-s 60. Arrived at the Bar 3:l5 % m
steamer Ar1anhu TiD, Walker. Carienas April /
Maianzas 2 with sugar 10 American Sugar Refining 60:
vessel 10 W u Munson. Arrived Al the Bar M 7th
Steamer State Texas Xix. Fernandina and Bruins
wick with mdse and passengers T. g II Mallory & CO.
Steamer Kichmond. Davis. West Point with maise and
passengers ~ Old Dominion ss On
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE BOYS SPANKED IN re lhEnNi
WAY"

TWO YOUNGSTERS WHO TRY TO h9'N
AN ORPHAN ASYLUM COMPLAIN 40
THE TREATMENT THEY RECEIVE
Arthur Howe and George Brown, coore' puF
about fourteen years old. were before JuS'''e ii
- - .to catos ,venuc Court yesterday charged
WITH irwin, 70 break ont Of the Howard Colored
Orphan Asylum. in Troy-ave., on Satu'""H "'9rN'
bv using crowbars the plaster OF 'he wins
Howe said that it was no hardship 10 he '"N'"
out OF the asylum no matter where ne was SUI -
They spank MS. and then pray ''' 10 "
long and the spankngs too hard anu W. ~,
them both for every little thing tnat E4rs 1bDe0on
Tho colored Superintendent, the KEY. " = ..,.ar
said the bovs were unruy and BAD. ana ndI ~ NE
told the truth since they had come "luo o "a
charge He admitted that the boys We're Span nrI,
but always in a .Itherly way, Always III " '"'"''''
wav and never brutally" SAID Ne
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r1prr TROLLEY ACCIDENT SUITS.

4 verde for N.7Jo was awarded to Konert iou"N
in his suit FOR damages against the Atlantic Avenue
Railroad Company for killing his eight-year-old son
William Nh Young sued for 5000
Edward T. Mahouey. Of New-York City. is"et
rnotorrnan on the Myrte-ave. line. was put on trlai
Yesterday before Judge Moore in the Court OIL S's-
siol's charged with mansilughter in the secoHd ue
gree in killing Henry Havemeye: in Myrte-Ne1..
near Summer-aVe., on the night OF teDrudIS g ~
acquitted . ,.-,. ..,t. ,.os
terlay through her guardian, Charles H. ArchDad'
before Judge Van Wyck. in the city Court LOT -
o.. damages on June TO- 1898. while crossing Gates
ave She was run down by troncy-car, recelNlns
severe injuries her head besides in'erhiI injuries
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.


Board OF Aldermen, City Hall
Police ana Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Mrs. Miler's lecture on Birds" Waldorf II a. n.
Hamilton club dinner to commanding officers OF
National Guard. clubhouse. Brooklyn. evening.
New-York Microscopical Society exhibition. Mu-
scum OF Natural History.
Tenement House Chapter OF Kings Daughters
and Sons annual meeting, United Charities Build
ing p. m.
Celebration Of Tooth anniversary in public schools.
brooklyn.
Annual meeting OF NewYork District OF Congre-
gatiOnal Church. Plymouth Church. Brooklyn.
Republican General Committee. Johnston Build
ina Brooklyn p. m.
New-Jcrsey local elections
John l.. Stoddards lecture Days Theatre. p m.
Patriotic Republican Club No 2is East seventy
eghth-st.. p. m
Social Culture Club. No % East Twenty second
ST. p
John l.. Cummings before MONDAY prayer meet
ms No. ll3 Futon-st.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

George f Elliott counsel to the Board OF super
visors informed the board yesterday that the
county has sufc-ed no loss by the payments maze
to ex-Supervisor McKana for police protection III
Gravesend Mr. Elliott said that there Was de-
fciency Of Sl.JGD which had been charged TO the
town Of GraVesend.
Senator Henry Wofert. OF the With District. Is
still ill., and 1t is doubtful Il he RECEIVERS sui'iehuy
TO go 10 Albany again ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sax
ton called on him Saturday. in order TO learn as
nearly as possible his exact condition. He has not
seen the newspapers for weeks. and no one is al
lowed 70 talk politics with him.
The Society OF Old Brooklynites held It's annual
dinner at the Hotel ST George last night. Speeches
were made by ex-senator stephen NJ. Griswold
John Oakley. jeremiah johnson, jr. and others
About seventy covers were laid.
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THE prv w J. sHoLAR RESIGNS.

Tho Pow Wuli3,n Iessup Shoar has resigned MS
nastorate Of the Noble Street Baptist Church. MI
Sholar read his resignation 10 the consreGa'!o" ~
the close OF the evening service on sunday IL was
received with considerable surprise in eAplain!s
:he course he had taken ar Sho!ar 'd'u Nv 'h'
been on the p5in- Of res!snng once or twice before
I'm, had deferred doing 80. hoping that some per
manent growth might be soea in the church. As tA'
had not taken place, he saw no other course open
The retiring pastor announced that he had been
caile1 ~ he assistant pastor with the Key. "
I1bn Uu,nrsiona in the Emmaruc, Baptist t'huich'
ond Womb begin his new work on May J. Nj. S!o-
lar has been pastor of the Noble street BdP'lst
C,,urrh for Two years and eight months"
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N,L4CGHLIN'S CASE GOES OYER.
ADJOURNED BY JUSTICE BARRETT TILL MA
MONDAY - KI1LlLEAS PROVISIONAL"
PLEA or, NO. GUILTY

ADJOURNED BY JUSTICE BARRETT ILL Ma
MONDAY - KI1LILENs PROVISIONAL
PLEA Or NO GUILTY
Mona NJ ,ha indicted police officials were placed
ON trial yesterday. Justice Barrett took MS seat
on the bench of the Court Of oyer and Terminer at
,o.,o o.c,ock Half the seats in the courtroom were
erontv Notwithstanding the announcement thar IN
spector Mclaughlin and other big ponce ol"o'diS
were 10 be called 10 the bar
The only indicted police officials in the courtroom
were Captain Thomas killilea, who was indiced lot
bribery las, Friday. and Inspector Mclaughlin
against whom there five ndictments'for orioeiE
and extortiou Captain Kiilea was called 10 'he
har N MEAD when the cour. was formally opened
Iye was represcnted by Louis J. Grant who entered
a pea of not guilty. He obtained PERMISSION from
the Court 10 withdraw that plea on lhursud!' IL lie
decided i, was best to do after an examination
of the law and the evidence III MI 'idhl peViueS
10 withdraw the plea of not guilty he VII! enter d
demurrer
The three indicted ex-Park Commi-1ioners-Messrs
Tappan, Clausen and Straus-were not caIed upon
10 plead yesterday. II Is the understanding that
they will be arraigned to-day. when theI me Vi
defence will be made known Their couhs"i are
engaged to-day in preparing statement u We pre-
sented to the Court. -, -,
inspector Mclaughlin walked slowly to the , bar
when his case was called. District Attorney rel,
lows sa3d he was ready 10 20 trial Colonel
James senior counsel for Mclaughnii' was ho'
present His partner Mr E6s n had ADJ no., had
SUFFICIENT time prepare their case. Colonel rel
lows made no serious opposition and the case went
oycT IN next Monday Justice Barrett informed
counsel that further postponement WOULD DE per
The cases Of Sergeant William OToole and De
tective-SerSeant William l. Fink, which were
transferred some time TO the Court OF General
Sessions were transferred Yesterday 10 the calen-
dar of the C curt Of oyer ana Terminer The trial
Judge curtis VINO is defending OToole and George
i Elliott Of BROOKLYN who appears r for ,d FTin H.
summoned for Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
NEU-.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

1onn 7 Voorhees, president Of the Jersey CRY
BOARD Of Trade yesterday sent to the Board %
Stree, and Water Commissioners a communicative,
I'm which he said that some time ago ne eihpIoYt'
u ~r,es q civil engineer. to examine the BIDS
recently submitted for ne@T water suPllS, as
.'roes reported that. .lking the 60VG,"p Sa!."n IN
basis the BID of the East jersey C9npaIi,i; i,n,
per cont too b, Oh while with "@" st,'o" i,s
Il was IS per cent 700 high: The bid OF 'ne bigE
eaugod bv NE same plants. Mr. oornecs am ave
statis;i,s as to the amounts that the c,! "o . re
NV owning it, own plant Mr.. Croes aso sen, a ~
nov, AS 10 the sources OF supply ineTe MaS ~. az,
DISCUSSION ana the matter was referred 10 Ooi'i''
OF he Mhn-a
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rE!NSArL4NTIC VELLEEH.

Among the passengers sailing today on the North
German LLOYD steamer Havel FOR Southampton
anu Bremen are VI. II. 10 Young and his fam
i.y Nj and Mrs. Tracy ii. Harris. Captain +. r.
Barnet. the Rev. II. Bardenwhewer. pr Henry L.
HAYES Dr F. IampeTt. Or. and Mrs Burdett
O'Connor Colonel II. II. Veuve. the Rev. and Mrs
w Scott Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Noss. Baron
Won Richthoff and Mrs. Thornburgh CrOppe:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
yrm.rnpr soNS Of rHE REroLrrIOy.

Justice Barrett, o: the supreme Court. has APP
proved the certificate OF Incorporation OF the En-
pirc State Society o; the Sons OF the American
Revolution The managers and others who are in
tcregted In the society Chauncey NJ. Depew,
Robert r. Roosevelt, Edward II. Hall. Henry Hail.
.rahn G. Calhoun Walter ;. Logan. Andrew J. G..
Foye, Ferdinand T. Earle, Hugh r. Garden. Thomas
Wilson. Frederick y. Grant, William ". J. War
rem Ebenezer n WrgSt Stephen VI. Wright John
Winfield Scott. Of East Orange. y. j.; Elbridge c..
Spauldng, president OF the Buffalo chapter j. War
rem Cutler president OF the Rochester chapter: ii.
G. Du Val William S Webb Horace Porter ""~ ira
Bliss Stewart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
NOMINATIONS BY TIE srocK EXCHANGE

The Nominating Committee Of the Stock Exchange
has presented the fo,,Owing ticket. which will be
voted for at the annual election 10 be held the first
Monday in May: For president. Francis l.. Eames;
secretary George W Ely: treasurer. F. ". Glley;
chairman. James Mitchell. For Governing Commit
tee TO serve four years. James Weeks. W. Il. Beck
man G II Bend W. +. Tl.ingtast. W. VI. Donald.
Eudo;ph KEEPER r. Il. Williams J. b. Dumont. j.
q kilbreth and J. F.. Mast!n. To serve one year.
lanes McGoVern. For trustee OF Grdtuty Fund. TO
errvs ave wears : II. Nissan. For dominating
COMMITTEE. r. ". Newton, G. G. Cor. Dyer Pearl.
" 4 putnam ana George :. lancOn. This ticket
iS 80 sam, as ,as: years. with the exception OF
cnanges in the Governing Committee. There vii.
probably be no opposition ticket
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wury TIE CAELr cARS ARE BLOCKED

Directors Of the Metropolitan Traction Company.
operating the Broadway cable read. are considering
a plan by which passengers the road may not
lose the rides which they have paid for whenever
there is trouble with the cable and the cars
booked The pan IS to give tickets good for rides
al another time when the pass myers Obliged to
leave the stalled and seek transportation by
other lines Such a plan doubtless would prevent
some OF the grumbng which occurs when the cable
.y.tc
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YO\KERS.

The DaYsprng Presbyterian SuhdaH-sC"ooi no
chosen the following officers: William smith, Su-
rer,n,endert. John r. Aver assistant; Mrs Eva
Field woman superintendent; John H. Cutoi" sec
Rotary and treasurer: william b. Jones' hoFdr'ai'
James l. Irvine. assistant.
Peter j. E.ting treasurer Of 81. johns Epacopai
Church. has submitted his annual report Inc ~
,eip,s were: From pew rents. $3.50 u real cs,dte
rsnts 81 ~ 90 collections for parish eNpehs's =
Sl62 c5; collections and gifts +" Speca' s7 Ic 2s
$fOl6 %; total. with last years DdldhOc' 'i'''V ~
The expenditures were 1851 .o ,ruor % Wash
Tho property at the northwest corner OF N MaS1
Cierseiy has been sold for $1,000 IT consisted OF
frame building and lot 30 feet IN RlNeruale-"Ne'
and 100 fee; in Washing ton-st - ,.o has
The receiver of taxes Heny, b. Archerf; , haS
already received Nnearly 100000 for nX%s OF ieSi
Tho oice is kep, open each evening nill 3 o'clock
for the accommodation of citizens Inc 'o'ai
amount to be collected is S5i.-9- T.
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METER ~ THE WV " g. e. UOrsE.

D"pu'y-She-ln Butter yesterday received TWO Ok
ccItions AGAINST the Ncw Manhattan Athletic
club and PquA club Association from Severance
q Clark for t2222 In favor Of Charles Griffin. IN
the suits that have been before the courts for
some tim" for liquors supplied to The club The
Sheriff also received an execution against tho
Pqua club Association for SOS IN favor Of
Arnold. Gr"eu x Patterson for legal services
10 putty Sheriff Butler went 10 tho clubhouse. at
Forty-iiih-st. and MadIsOn-ave.. made a levy AMI
left keeper there.
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IA rOrRAIyE DE1AIvkn BIZ LIE sroRM

La Touraine. the French Limo steamer which
has had party OF Americans on an excursion 10
the Orient. or the llghtship late yesterday
afternoon, but had not reached Quarantine at
O'Clock last evening. Reports from Sandy Hook
last night said that there was rain and dense
fog, and southory wind blowing over thirty
miles an hour. II is believed that the steamer
has anchored near the ughtshlp - ride out the
storm, and viii come up 10 her pier to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
PruOR ABOUr COyTROLLER FCkELS.

There was a report in Wall Street yesterday that
James H. Eckels. Controller OF the Currency. would
resign his present Office and be appointed to that
OF National Bank Examiner. 10 succeed William II
Klmba.i. The office OF National Bank Examiner
would be more lucrative but II not believed
that Mr.. Eckes would leave his present place for
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HOME NE VS..

ne rnr,d Local News. chieh represent, ne
rersDdprrs IN Neic YORK. Cy nat ARE rsc'frfn7 me ts
granite neTsor NE Tnsd Press hns IA heddqudrters A. No
q hrns Nctr York Cfg. An Information and docnenn
Tor npbc b, Hnt0 those heddquarters and Mep wt
n,n be dsirbed 10 all me tn,,d newspap.rs
edy and 10 TIE tHa ITes discaiHdon throughout me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

an inferior one. although II would bring him more
income. National Bank Examiner receives about
1900 net in fees while the salary OF Controller
OF the Currency is 5000.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise $50 Sunset 6a3 Noon az Moons age II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A " sandy Hook 2S GOV. Island ~ ITe1 Gate 9.lI
PM-Saniy Hook ~ GOV. Island sl2 Hen Gate 10 O5
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MEMS
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
MEMS

At 1928 each. we shall offer
to-day, special lot of Mems
English extra fine quality cOlOre"
MerinO Shirts and Drawers.
COlOrs: Tan, Sky and Mode {;
Sizes: Shirts 81 to A; Drawers
% to AZ.
These are GOssamer weight. ful!
regular made and of exceptional
value.
JAMES McCREERY 4 CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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Announcements

"Chacaqua." Il W "Chacaqua
A collar.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-18
A HARD THING TO DO.

1t 10 Almost impossible to Keep Your
Hand Still.
Thought provo!res action; think of do
ing something, and (unconsciously, per-
haps,) you begin to do it.
In the university of Wisconsin Prof.
Jastrow has an instrument called the
automatograph, which shows very
clearly. and precisely the automatic
movements of the hand.
: 1t consists merely of piece of glass
resting on three movable metal feet; or,
in other words, it is small carriage
which will shift it's position at the
slightest movement.
AT the end is q needle fixed vertical
ly, and in contact with roll of paper
covered with layer of lampblack. If
the apparatus moves the movement is
traced on the paper by the needle.
Both paper and needle are hidden by a,
screen.
Prof. Jastrow tells you to rest your
hand upon the glass and keep it per-
fectly still. This appears quite easy;
but when you think that your hand is
quite motionless you lind to your sur
prise that the needle is tracing lines on
theeplper!
Nc fact is, you cannot keep your
hand still; unconsciously and invisibly
it moves with :, our thoughts. Look at
that pair of scales; watch how the rod
goes this way and that way us the
scales move. Nov look at the black
paper; you will find that your hand has
been moving exactly in agreement with
tha mnuameuf of the rod -