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Baltimore Sun (Newspaper) - June 18, 1895, Baltimore, Maryland Ii has reached a major Venable on the at West Point Academy. Low Standard of admission too much work is crowded into the four years course. Comparison of military in this country with that Given in Europe improvement at the Academy in Many respects made in recent years thoroughness in drilling. Major Richard m. Venable of Baltimore who was appointed by president Cleveland As one of the Board of visitors to we it Point has returned to this City from a visit o the military Academy. The Board of visitors to Vest Point consists of eleven members two senators appointed by the vice president three representatives a notated by the speaker Aud six me in tiers appointed by the president. The present boar i besides major Venable Are senators Sims and Frye representatives Wheeler. Washington Aud Milliken. Gen. Thomas j Wood a reared officer of the United states army or. Sigourney Butler. Of Boston formerly comptroller of the Treasury or. Jane Way the eminent new York physician major Wright marshal of the United states supreme court and col. Peter Hairston of Virginia. The duties of the Board Are to visit West Point june i and remain there until june 12, with such occasional additional visits As they May determine on. They Are to attend the examinations inspect the condition of the buildings and grounds examine into the , discipline Aud Drill of the cadets an i the finances commissary and quartermaster departments Aud make a report with recommendations to Congress. In speaking yesterday of his visit to West Point major Venable said Quot it is Clear from nil Ourore of information that the military Academy has in Mauv respects been greatly improved in recent years. The commissary department Aud food Supply now under the direction of major Spurgeon Are As Good As could be desired. Toe Hospital now under control of major Torney. A Marylander is in the Best possible condition and the same n a be Sal i of the quartermasters department. There Are a number of additions and changes to a made about the buildings. A the Drill of the Ca lets in infantry cavalry and Iii Field and heavy artillery has always been most the addition of swimming pools thorough gymnastic under a competent instructor and practice in fits of horsemanship have improved the Phi Seal training of the cadets what is of still More importance is the fact that the discipline is probably less harsh than formerly although abundantly severe. The treatment the cadets receive from their Fellows is Oey Tummy less harsh than formerly. It seems to me that so far As the is concerned. West Point Bas reached a crisis. J he Standard of admission is Low ii was axed Early in the Century when the Standard of admission was Low in All of the colleges. Yet it is expected that a West Point graduate will. In training be on a n Equality at least with the graduates of the Best colleges in the country. These colleges however have All raised their standards of admission. A student entering one of them inst be from one to two years in Advance o a Cadet entering Vest Point. Quot if. Therefore the position of West Point is to be maintained in comparison with other schools the Cadet must accomplish in four years what a s u Lent in Harvard Yale or Princeton has to accomplish in five or six. Toe attempt is made to do this. The result is that everything is compacted into these four years that can be put into them and the St deut is kept it too High a degree of tension. He has o rely too Mohon memorizing and the Ledency of the course is to exact too much memorizing and to make information rather than faculty the end sought. Quot it course it May be said thut the object is to make soldiers and that the training necessary to that end is different from that required for civilians. Rut warfare is becoming More and More scientific and the culture demanded of the Soldier must be broader Aud Fuller than formerly. An examination of the training in the staff colleges of Europe shows that military training there in breadth and thoroughness is keeping fully a Brens with the tracing of laymen. In a sense i i America Quot est Point is our staff College. In Case of War it would furnish generals and staff officers to our Volunteer urine and the training should be up to the Best Standard anywhere. Quot i saw no one at Quot est Point who did not think the Standard of admission should be raised. This done there will be a remedy for any deficiencies in the scope and nature of the on an Early train this morning major Venable left for a visit to Virginia. He expects to return next monday. Gathering of eyed daisies and daisies of the every Day sort to carry Back to the oily. The inspection a not Only included e drive around All the roads on the estate but also a trip around most of the outside Fence by Way of the Harford Road Erdman Avenue and the Belair Road in order to show the outside limit of Clifton. Two hours were consumed in the entire trip. At its conclusion a luncheon was served on the Broad piazzas of the old mansion. The luncheon had been provided by Tbs University authorities. Comments upon the Beauty of the place and its usefulness for a Public Park were frequently Beard among the jurors and every now and then some talk would crop up about the exposition of 1897 for which Clifton is the chosen site. The sessions of the jury will begin this morning in the second Branch City Council chamber in the City Hall and will continue daily until they Ara completed. Several weeks Are expected o elapse before the jury will be ready to make a decision As Tho counsel for both sides have considerable evidence Aud arguments to offer upon what they consider a proper valuation of Tho property. The entire estate amounts to 905 acres of which 252 Are now owned by the University while the remainder was purchased by Tho City several years ago for use by the City water department As a Reservoir now called Lake Clifton. The Belt it. La. Company also secured several cars by condemnation for a right of Way through the lower end of Tho property and the amount which Tho company was then required to p in forms Tho basis of Tho estimate generally made that the University property is now Worth about $ i Udo to. The naval reserves. They Are officially inspected by the assistant Secretary. He arrives in the Dolphin. A Salute of fifteen guns fired by the old ship Dale. Aires the inspection there Wail Drill or. Mcadoo commends the Young Marylander on their appearance and skills visits to and from the dts path Stoat and a luncheon in Honor of the assistant Secretary. Yesterday was great div for the Mary a patients escape. Fond of cigarette a Aud opium hut not of a Hospital. Some Days ago there was brought to Tho Maryland general Hospital from North Carolina a Young Man who was suffering from the combined effects of cigarette smoking and opium eating. He remained at Tho Hospital several Days under treatment Aud was constantly under the direct attention of the physicians in charge. One Day last week the patient asked permission to visit Lakeside which was granted provided he would allow one of the nurses to accompany him. To this he acquiesced and said he would await her coming on a stairway of the Hospital. The nurse left him momentarily to make preparations for the trip and soon afterwards started Down the staircase to join the Young Man. But no Young Man was visible. Instead she found near the door a Lett it r directed to her by the patient who stated that he was determined to leave the Hospital at once and bade Farewell to All. An instant search was instituted but the missing Man was not to be Lound. The police were notified to keep a Lookout for Bim. But they also failed to discover his whereabouts. Afterwards a letter was received at the Hospital from Tho father of Tho Young Man stating that he had returned Home. Birmingham securities. The a protest from cyclists. They object to the new regulations of the Park commissioners. A delegation representing the Maryland division league of wheelman headed by chief Hosul j. Albert Arnold called on the mayor yesterday to protest against the recent ruling of the Park commissioners requiring Bleimes to carry lighted lanterns a Jia if hour after Sundown and also to ring Bells Wuen meeting Aud passing vehicles. J hey said that horses were More easily frightened by Tho Bells than they would Lee by the sound of the Bumbau voice and that tile ringing of Bells to warn pedestrians caused confusion which could be avoided if the Bells were not rung. They further contended that the Rule discriminated in favor of horse vehicles. The bicycles in the Parks outnumber the either vehicles ten to one they said. And there was no reason Why bicycles Ghoul i Bor quire to carry lights and ring Bells while carriages were not required to do so. They also sail that bicycles have Bee recognized at Law As vehicles and they insisted that if one vehicle should be required to carry lights All other vehicles should be required to carry them. The mayor said he fully agreed with the committee and would Call a special meeting of the Park commissioners for next thursday to consider the protest. It is estimated that there arc l5.c�ou Wue Elmen in Baltimore. Jurors to Clifton. A pause in the inspection to pick i Ai ies and wild strawberries. Another step in the final acquisition of the Clifton estate As a Public Park was taken yesterday when the sheriffs jury Whigob is to value and condemn the property was selected and begat its labors with an inspection of the estate. The Twenty men who bad been summoned for the jury met in the morning at sheriff Quinn a office Aud Rode out to Clifton in carriages. They were accompanied by messes. W. Shepard Bryan jr., Aud James p. Gormier counsel for the City and by or. Bernard Carter counsel for the Johns Hopkins University the present owner of the property. At Clifton they were met by president Gilman and messes. Lewis n. Hopkins and James l. Mclane who Are on the Board of trustees of the University. Sheriff Nom was also present with chief Deputy Joseph Heine and Deputy William h. Johns. The jury was selected after the counsel for the Cit and the University had struck off the names of four persons each. Tile twelve men remaining were then sworn in by Deputy Heine. This ceremony took place under wide spreading Trees on the Lawn in front of the Clifton mansion All of those present Baring their Heads to the Breeze As the Deputy repeated the oath required bylaw. The names of the jurors Are Felix Agnus Foreman Sherlock Swann William Vav. Johnson. Joshua Horner jr., John j. Mahon Lawrason Riggs Thornton Rollins. Or. Tho. J. Boykin. George a. Blake. George b. Skinner. Gustus e. Lesser and Robert h. Carr. After the ceremony of swearing in had been finished the carriages were again brought into requisition Ana the jury began a trip Over the property. Every now and then at some Point where a particularly Good View of a portion of the estate could be obtained the line would be baited arid everybody would get out of the carriages and listen for a moment or two to what or. Carter or or. Bryau had to say about their opinions of the value of the ground. Quot of want to Call your attention to the fact that the City is rapidly building out in this direction a said or. Carter with a comprehensive sweep of bus band As to party stood in the Roadway of Washington Street just at toe Southern line of the property. Quot and i want you to estimate the value of the improvements which have already been made a said or. Bryan a Ofori shall have something to Sav about that when the proper Ilene just As the party left Tho carriages at the highest Point in the estate in its Northwest Corner some one discovered a lot of Ripe red a tra worries growing under foot and for several minutes Noi her or. Bryan nor or. Carter bad eloquence sufficient to tempt a quorum of the jury to listen to what they bad to say about a the value of that estate Yod see Over there on the Belair Road a every one was Busy picking the berries and meeting of the bondholders and committee of aldermen. The committee of aldermen from Birmingham. Ala., who Are hero to negotiate with the holders of Birmingham securities Tor an Extension of time in the payment of one half of the interest upon these securities met the bondholders committee and a number of individual bondholders at the office of the Baltimore Trust and guarantee company yesterday. President Davidson of Tho Trust Oom any is chairman of the bondholders committee. The other members Are sex judge we. A. Fisher we. H. Blackford president of Tho Maryland life insurance company t. Edward Hambleton and r. B. Sperry. Trie Birmingham committee included aldermen Samuel a Leniun. J. T. Meade and George w. West who Wert accompanied by judge a. Howze As Legal adviser and Siegfried Steiner is financial agent. Other bondholders present or represented were Farson Leach amp co. And new Harris a co a of new York president Smith and treasurer Rothert of tile Hopkins place savings Bank we. B. Wilson or Wilson Colston amp co., and president Quot to. In cockling. Of the savings Bank of Baltimore. Tho Birmingham committee stated their Case substantially As Given in an interview with judge Howze in the Sun of saturday. They said Birmingham will be Able to pay the coupons bile july i and half of the interest payable on coupons after that Date that the City Ani tile people do not desire to repudiate aug of the municipal debt but ask for an Extension of five years time in the payments of half the coupons due after july i. It was also proposed to take up the payment of the withheld coupons before the five years expire if the City of Birmingham finds itself Able to do so. The committee explained that the provision in the Constitution of Alabama which prohibits Birmingham and other it ies from levying a tax rate higher than 50 cents on the Hundred dollars with the recent depreciation of values has placed Birmingham in its present financial condition. It was stated that vigorous efforts will be made to have this provision repealed. The bondholders committee took the proposition under consideration and another meeting will be held today when it is expected the Birmingham committee will receive an answer. A fall the c7mf�r of a of a Clever presentation of the play by Fords Stock company. To those who had seen the previous productions of the summer Stock company at Fords opera House the presentation of a fall the comforts of Homay last night was chiefly remarkable for the opportunities which it gave messes. Harry Hutto Aud Alf Hampton. Both of them it seems have been biding their lights under a Bushel but last night they shone so much More brightly than the other members of the cast As to give them More than half of the applause and the laughter with which the play was greeted. William Gillette a piece has been Given in Baltimore so Many times in past seasons that nearly every theatre goer has either seen or heard what a ridiculous bundle of nonsense it is. It was Given lust night in a manner that brought out All its horseplay and nearly All its fun but the Star parts in the fun making naturally fell to messes. Hotto and Hampton. The former a inimitable actions Laceal expressions and gestures suited him Well in the part of a Gay old fellow whose flirtations involve him in no end of trouble with his dictatorial wife while y Oung Hampton caused a laugh every time he said. A and i gits a Arf a in playing the part of a general Utility boy picked up out of the streets and possessing a Strong Louden Cockney accent. Or. T. Valentine bad three roles to play and in All of them showed that be possessed much More comedy abilities than his previous roles had displayed. Neither miss Auna Belmont nor miss Maude Odell had much to do but that Little they both did with Grace and Charm. In the cast were also Wright Huntington. William Bernard Georgle Dickson Nancy Atherton Ethel Haines. Fru does Gilman Frederick Strong and k. Fulton Russelljr. Coo p e a to it re it for i be. Requesting executive clemency and an Effort for another trial. Governor Brown received a petition yesterday asking Bim to commute the sentence of Horace Cooper coloured who is to be hanged at Elkton next Friday for the murder of Maggie Pitts in March. The governor noted the fact that the petition did not assign any particular reason for executive clemency and his inclination is to let the Law take its course. William lorber called on the governor on behalf of his brother George lorber who is serving a term of eighteen years in the Penitentiary for arson of which he was convicted in Harford county. Lorber Bas served seven years of bus term and an Effort is being made to have him pardoned. The governor said he would make an examination of the Case. Counsel for Marshall e. Price the condemned murderer of Salie e. Dean in Caroline county visited him at the jail yesterday and conferred about the proposed application for a new trial Aud the removal of the Case to the United states courts. Arrivals at the hotels. Some of the Yta tors who Vav Ere in Baltimore yesterday. Among the persons registered at Baltimore hotels yesterday were the following Kennerty adj Gen. H. Kyd Douglas Hagerstown. My. J. H. Gregory Chicago or. J. M. Page Virginia. It. Vernon Horace Barton Kane Newport news a. Stafford Murray Kellar. Louisville by. J. A. Oakes Buffalo n. Y. S. H. Hutchinson Philadelphia. Altamont mrs. H. T. Nelson mrs. Traer and or. I. Miller Clifton forge a. Eutaw misses Nellie and Eva Egerter Wheeling. W. A. George Vav. Payson Boston mass. Carrollton a. P. Woodhall new York 8. B. Cal i Aday. Philadelphia John s. Young Pennsylvania. Land naval reserves. Assistant Secretary of the Navy Mcadoo made them an official visit he was pleased with Hie appearance of the old Sloop of War Dale and with those who Man if and he did not hesitate to say so Aud the officers in their swell Tull dress uniforms resplendent with Gold lace. Drew themselves up a Little straighter and tile Man in their spotless a White Duck blouses and trousers lurched a Little farther Over Ai they walked. And All Felt very proud. The assistant Secretary came to Baltimore about midday on the a Spati a boat Dolphin. Lieut. Benjamin ii. Buckingham command ing. Which left Washington on sunday. Or. Mcadoo was accompanied by mrs. Mcadoo and miss Mcadoo and aleuts. Albert p. Nihlock and William h. Sellouts a Ahi to Tho Secretary of Tho Navy. Lieutenant no Blok is in charge of the Bureau which Baa supervision of the naval militia of Tho country and has but recon by succeeded lieutenant Scheutz in that work. Lieutenant sch cute bad charge of Tho Bureau from Tho time the first naval militia organization was formed unto about a Mouth ago when the Dolphin dropped Anchor in the lower Harbor she was Ink rect Mau of War shape. Every rope was taut and trim every piece of brass work was shining and the men looked neat in their White uniforms. Throughout the ship there was discipline cleanliness and Beauty. To avoid a warlike attitude on an errand so peaceful her Gui s were trained fore and aft. But they looked a Little out of place and restless and seemed to want to stick their muzzles through the barrettes. Official visits. The first official visitor to the Dolphin was lieutenant Williams of the fourth artillery stationed at fort Mchenry who conveyed the compliments of major Rodney commanding he Post. To or. Mcadoo and Captain Buckingham. Major Rodney afterwards called in Persou. Tho next official visitors were commander Isaac e. Emerson and surgeon Edwin Geer of thy naval reserves. They went Down to the Dolphin from the Dale in commander Emerson a yacht Ivanhoe to find out when it would be the pleasure of or. Mcadoo to visit the Dale. Four a Side boys were piped to Salute them As they went on Board tile Dolphin where they were received by Captain Buckingham lieutenant Badger and lieutenant key officer of the deck. After a pleasant interview with or. Mcadoo commander Emerson and surgeon Geer returned to the Dale to prepare the reserves for inspection. The Dale bad been put in Apple pie order in anticipation of the visit of or. Mcadoo Aud the men had been instructed As to the manner in which in assistant Secretary of the Navy should be received. So beyond sweeping off the wharf there was but Little to do. The sat ate of fifteen guns. Surgeon goer returned to the Dolphin in the yacht and before 5 of clock the approach of the Ivanhoe was announced by members of the signal corps who were perched on the top of the drawbridge. A few minutes inter the trim Little y aunt steamed through the draw with the assistant Secretary of the Navy and Bis aids on Board. As to nth yacht approached the naval Reserve band on the Dale plated a you Shane to play in my Back Yard a and the Salute of fifteen gun for or. Mcadoo was fir d. The music sounded first rate and it did no to Muke much difference about tile words. . Ii. Kyd Douglas received or. Mcadoo on Board the Dale. The men were All drawn up in line on the gun de a and saluted As or. Mcadoo stepped of Board. He returned the Salute and Shook hands cordially with the officers. Then with adjutant general Douglas. Commander Emerson Ami several other officers lie withdrew to i Oramaude Emerson a quarters for refresh intent. A a the warrant officers Are for the inspection the Mon formed in line on the spar deck. Or. Mcadoo and lieutenants Scheutz and Niblack found everything nil right so for As the men were concerned. And then the ship was inspected when he was shown through the Gay quarters of the warrant officers the assistant Secretary remarked thai a the warrant officers Are j and the warrant officers think of adopting that expression is their distinctive motto. To adjutant general Douglas or. Mcadoo spoke in the highest terms of Tho Maryland organization. He liked the appearance of the officers and men Aud spoke in approval of the Maryland boat of arts on the new Caps which the officers of the organization wore for the first time. The new Cap is a pretty one and has been adopted by Alt the naval Reserve organizations of the country tailing upon mrs. Mcadoo. After the inspection or. Mcadoo returned to the Dolphin on the Ivanhoe accompanied by . Douglas commander Emerson mrs. Emerson miss Mary Geer miss Daisy Emerson miss Terry of Roanoke and mis Biffen Augu of Hagerstown and capt. Isidor Becker of the first regiment. They went to Call on mrs. Mcadoo. And r turned in about an hour und a half to witness a Drill by the men of the Dale. Then came the Drill. For the Drill the men were divided into two platoons of two sections each. The first platoon was commanded by lieutenant commander Blount and the sections of it by lieutenant h. F. Dorton and Ensign Charles Kinsley. Lieut h. F. Harrison commanded the second platoon with aleuts. Edward Drexel und James Bond in command of the sections. The drilling which took place on a lot near the Dales wharf was excellently done. The tiring of the guns was a source of gnat Delight to the Small boys who swarmed about the Parade grounds to see the Young Mau of War Smeu go through their evolutions. Luncheon on the spar deck. A luncheon Given on the spar deck in Honor of or. Mcadoo by commander Emerson concluded the exercises of the Day after which or. Mcadoo and his aides returned to the Dolphin. The Dolph to will sail for fort Monroe this morning Aud will Anchor there while or. Mcadoo and lieutenants Scheutz and Niblack go to Wilmington n. Cd a and to port Royal. S. C., to inspect the naval militia at those Points. It is not settled where or. Mcadoo will go after he leaves port Royal but he Hopes to get through inspecting the naval militia of All the states by july i. Uncle same a object. In speaking of the governments interest in the naval militia. Lieutenant Scheutz said a the organization of the state naval militia had its origin in the desire of the government to establish a Reserve Supply of trained men on which the Navy could draw in. Time of emergency. For a Long time it was unable to form this Reserve but four years ago the naval militia of Massachusetts was organized and Tho example of the old Bay state was followed by now York and California. Then other states took the matter up and now there Are organizations of naval militia in Rhode Island. Connecticut new Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Michigan in addition Quot to chose in Massac us setts new York and California. In Virginia Aud Vermont organizations Are in course of for ablation. The appropriations. A these organizations Bear a relation to the Navy ? to that Bicu the National guard bears to the United states army. The government makes an annual appropriation of $25, xxx for the support of the naval Reserve the Money being apportioned among the various organizations in accordance with the proportion which the number of officers and men in each state organization bears to the total number in All the states. The object of these appropriations is to Arm and equip the naval militia. No portion of it is available for uniforms. In addition to the appropriations. An act to promote the efficiency of the naval militia was passed at the last session of Congress by a Boob the Navy department is authorized to lend such vessels boats and ship equipments As Are not required for the general service to the governors of the states having an organized naval militia. New service for old ships. Quot under the operations of this Law the old line of bottle ship new Hampshire was loaned to new York the St. Louis to Pennsylvania the Dale to Maryland and the Monitor Nantucket to North Carolin. California will get the Swatara. New Jersey the Portsmouth and Connecticut will Goethe old Monitor Wyandotte which it was originally intended to lend Maryland but Maryland took the Dale in preference. This has exhausted the number of vessels the department May land to Tim states. The vessels axe used by the holding themes armoires. The us tee Are required to keep them to repair that is to keep them in As go al condition a they were when they received them end when demanded by the government to return them in that condition reasonable Wear. Of you Rue excepted. A raises fur practice. Quot ii addition to the lending of the Veneta to the state organisations it is the desire of the department to give the naval militia pro bloc Prutsos during the summer on the new vessels of the Navy. Last year the naval militia of Massachusetts held their annual drills and target practice of Board the Mian Tonomo and Atlanta. The Rhode Island divisions were Given a four Days course of on Tho Mian Tonomo. The Connecticut militia had a similar course of trial lung on Tho Atlanta in Long Island sound. The division of the new York militia had a week of on the new York and san Francisco. The Pennsylvania or Timz to tiros from Philadelphia and Pittsburg were Given a practical course of drills Aud exercises at sea on the now York. A the battalion of North Carolina had an Opportunity Tor and target practice on the Montgomery la connection with practical exercises on Board the Monitor Nantucket. The Michigan division had an in strut Ilvo tour of duty on the Steamer Michigan on the lakes. Movement in its infancy. Quot Tho movement for the formation of naval militia organizations 1� regarded us being still in its infancy Hod Gratifying results Are expected from it. Everything that the Navy department eau do to encourage it will be done. Already the Mon Eulis cd number Between 2,Suo and 3,iwo. This is an excellent Reserve Force an i it will no doubt to largely increased or perhaps doubled in snort time. The Standard of the men in these is High and the training Trier will receive in their organizations will make them it it a exceptional Val us to the Navy in Case of need. Just what a heir relation will to to the regular service in Case of their being Colte l oui by the government and How Tho two forces shall Best and most efficiently cooperate in any distinct plan for the National defense has not Ticen marked out Ai yet. Yet there Are Many directions la which they could be of the greatest staff of the Dolphin. Cantata Buckingham a staff officers on the Del thin Are Lieut. A Hurles j. Badger executive officer. Lieut. Albert l. Key. Navigator. Ensigns George w. Logau Aud we. W. Phi in. Chief Engineer g. W. Baird. Paymaster Livingston Hunt. Burgeon Presley m. Lixey. The Dolphin has a Crew of 110 men and a Battery of eight broadside rapid firing guns. Ensign William w. Phelps of the Dolphin to a son of j Edge diaries e Pue a of Baltimore. Judge Phelps visited his son soon after Tho do Phin arrived. A Strugo Levy Ulm a thieves. Two coloured women or pro it mrs. Loony but were captured. Mrs. James Cluney. Of it West Camden Street had an exciting time at her House yesterday with two coloured women who tried to Rob her. The women Are Minnie and Ida Kennard Sisters and were committed for court by Justice Schenkez. Charged with stealing jewelry valued at Sci and clothing valued at $25 from or. And mrs. Cluney. The women entered the House by a Hall door and went unobserved to the bedroom of mrs. Cluney of the second floor. Mrs. Cluney was in a rear room on the first floor when she heard some one walking above going upstairs she saw the intruders the larger of whom was standing in front of a dressing cae transferring the contents of the Case to a Baket. Tho other sister was St ending near the door. Mrs. Cluney tasked what the women were doing whet both of them finding themselves discovered made a break for the door. Which she hurriedly closed. Then a tug of War began. Mrs. Cluney held the door fast by the Knob and the coloured women tried to pull it open. Whtie this was going on mrs. Cuney was crying a a police a and a help a the Sisters finally forced the door open and fled Down tue hallway to the stairs passing out into the Street. I her wore followed by mrs. Cluney shouting a Stop thief a Vonen the Sisters reached Sharp Street Thev separate i one going North and the oth r South. Sergeant Schultz who saw the crowd following one of them seized her As site ran up Sharp Street As the sergeant was faking hts prisoner to the patrol Box she asked him to allow her to put of her a hip r the sergeant halted and the woman stooped As if to in j oat the Slipper. But like a Flash she sprang to one Side and again started like a Deer up Sharp Street. Sergeant Schultz who is a sprinter soon caught his prisoner again and took her t tin Friendly inn for sate keeping until the patrol Wagon arrived. In toe meantime police Captain Claiborne h id obtained a description of the other sister and round sergeant Peter Riley was detailed to find her. He soon did to. Atter some Clever police work and both of the prisoners were identified by or. And mrs. Cluney patrolman Scarborough found the Basket used by the Sisters Tutu which Thev had packed a Quantity of clothing. Several artices not belonging to or. And mrs. Cluney were found in the Basket and Are at the Southern police station awaiting their owners. Sergeant Riley found a Gold Fob Oban and Turquoise set also a heavy chafed Gold ring containing the letters l. A. Among the mass of Booty. After the prisoners had been committed Tor court Sergt. Tho. Mcgee Learned that two women had been acting in a suspicious manner in the Yard of 809 peach Alley. He went to the card Aud began a search being soon rewarded by noticing a place in the Yard which looked a if it had been recently dug up the sergeant began to dig and unearthed two watches a Chain and a pair of ear rings. The identified As the property of mrs. Cluney. The police believe this jewelry was stolen by the sister who was arrested by sergeant Riley and that she made haste to Burr it after the robbery. Lamest which a graduated from the cd College. Advice Given t 95 from or. Thomas 8. Bad a alumnus addresses Thi students. First of this years Fille school com. Mine Esmati held i Harris a Academy of music Hoy winners of Prises and other do notions credit. Able records at Theoni Hopkins. A we Wear All our bluing honors As modestly As we Oan a said silent Francis a Soper As he told of ase of the rodent achievements of student the City College in an address made at t fifty sex Ali anniversary and the forty Fly commencement of the College which Winheld St Harrus Academy of music last tint. The Academy was crowed to its utmost capacity by the parents i friends of Tho students including the forty boy of #5, who com to tied the la Guj class Ever graduated from the College. The stage was set to present a Garden scene and huge Palm til potted plants added to the effect to the left were seated the members of the graduating class in evening dress. To the r tit sat the members of Tho faculty sch commissioners members of the City col he and members of die society of the sons the revolution Hole it the Centre wer president Hoper and Mavor Latrobe. The exercise began it fyn overture by Enhardt i orchestra and which prayer was offered by Rev. John pm and Bell. The three students who with highest honors were then a Traduce. John Newton Wickes delivering in honorary oration. Walter Henry be Babi a the valedictory address Aud Henry bin Luke Tho Salut Atory. Developing the Hind. The annual address to be College boys was male by or. Thoms. Baer of the class of �?T58, he Aid in part Quot tile graduates Are the Alef at notion Bere tonight. You must this in mind for although the mayor. Otto until. School and me berth Tho faculty Are Bere of Tho graduates Yore not Here there would be no Nudie a. So to the probably Mem to Baltimore. The Brustur shipbuilding company As far a Learned la Baad of Rompet Hora in Boston. Brooklyn and Wilmington. Baker in White Lay a tug Brite nolo. Captain Dunn left for new York yesterday to Tow the Bip George Stetson to Baltimore to Load Coal for san Francisco. Pilot Richard to Peon went with the Britannia to Pilot the Ste son to Baltimore. The italian bark Gin Captain it Ribald arrived yesterday with to Arloof Marble to the Evans company. She was but forty four Days to the port the smartest passage made a Bere from Genoa the Schooner Maud Seward arrived from Eleu Bora with 9.408 dozen pineapples to the Martin Wagner company. This la the largest cargo of Tho fruit brought Bere this season. The Steamer Cut More. Which went ashore it port Antonio. Jo., b breaking of steering gear is due this week. 8he received no a Holt Steamer Bellona will sail today Tor brazilian ports with a cargo valued at $85,357. The italian bark Mott will go to Norfolk to Load Staves for trap enl Italy. In and about town. Lex plug Fok Bil tied amp a this Dit. Jan a. M. I Sun sets 7.� p. M. Moon a. M. Trial trip of the Guthrie. For twelve and a half knot an hour four consecutive hours. and a half knots an Bour maintained i or tour consecutive hours was tile record Speed made yesterday by the new steel tug Guthric Bulit Brit. M. Spedden company for the customs service in Baltimore Harbor. The Guthrie left the builder a works foot of Broadway about noon. On Board were collector Frau a to saw Deputy Surveyor Quot Ashing ii b it Wie. Capt. K. Shoemaker. Chief of the Revenue Marine Bureau chief Engineer j. , superintending of the Bureau capt. G. Quo Moore superintendent of construction capt. Louis Napoleon Stodter commanding the Crawford Cape d. A. Hall. In charge of Revenue boarding Steamer it Baltimore Lieut. T. D. Walker of the Rawford chief engineers Horace Whitworth j. M. Case d. Chester assistant engineers n. E. Cofchin c. A. Mcallister c. M. Green Rudolph up Ridln naval i architect in Revenue Marine division and the Steamer Charlet Mayer. Capt. R. M Spedden. Edward Mcintyre and i Edward Henderson of the firm that built i the vessel were on Board at different posts. I Pilot h. It. Myers and All of the Crew of the i old Guthrie w. Re at their stations. The new Revenue boarding vessel is 89 feet Long 17> feet beam Aud 11 feet deep from. Upper deck. She has compound direct act graduates i want to give a of words of and Lotf , with cylinders he inches High pressure and 23.h of pressure. Amb a bom Mon stroke of Piston of 20 inches. A steel boiler 8hi feet diameter and he feet Long Street ugh to lit tuesday .7 m p. M. Streetlights out wednesday.-135 a. M. High water. Psi a. A. Pm p. M. Fat Xay calculation marxism urns. J Are a pre a to Basta in vice. A there is a natural earn tip a bout p College graduate. There Are a Grea Siany things he knows better than Many mein Active Busine life for i suppose in and tical geometry and in the translation of a Sage from Homer or Cicero be could Puio shame borne of the greater Railroad presents doctors or lawyers in the country ii the turmoil a a however he i find that i tit to a a Hooray wardroom aft below things do not go by Rulf us do the Dick it in a Tulch there Are two 0fh.u above it on deck the Cabin is Bright Well furnishes the steam. The maximum re Volution of the propeller on the trial trip were 154, and the average 15d, with 120 pounds steam pressure. Toe Guthrie ii modelled much after the old vessel but la More modern in All appoint things he Learned at Schisl. But you Are just beginning now to Ltd of Forth into fight Bei Ween Barbers. Moore convicted of murder in second degree for killing Williams. Henson Moore coloured was convicted of murder in the second degree in the criminal court yesterday for causing the death of Harry Williams coloured by stabbing Bim with a Penknife. Sentence was suspended by judge Dennis. The penalty for Tho crime is from five to eighteen years in the Penitentiary. Williams was Slabbed in the stomach in the House of a coloured woman Jane Cunningham it 7u8 Hawk Street near Centre Market space on the 22d of last March. He died of peritonitis five dais afterwards at the City Hospital. Both men were Barbera Williams being about fifty three years old and Moore about Twenty four years. They were both jealous of the woman Cunningham with whom Williams bad been living about three weeks at the time of the cutting. For nine years prior to that time she and Moore had lived together. The evidence for the state showed that Moore entered the House with the knife in his hand. And declared with an oath that he was after Williams who was sitting at the supper table at the time. We. H. Ash coloured who was among those present was the most important witness for the prosecution. According to ashes Story Moore with the knife in his band started toward Williams who stepped backward and grabbed a Cane. Williams struck at Moore with the Cane but As he did so Moore made a Rush and stubbed Williams. Then Williams and Moore fought All Over the room and into the Street and Only stopped when patrolman Bradley arrived on the scene. Besides the stomach wound Williams had several slight cuts on the Bead. And Moore was Cut in a number of places on the legs but it was claimed by the stale that Moore s wounds were self inflicted. Jane Cunningham the woman who is said to have been the cause of the difficulty was a witness for Moore. She contradicted the state s witnesses and testified that Moore said when he entered the House that he wanted to see Ber on particular business. Beu she said Williams cursed Moore ordered Bim out of the House and knocked Bim Down. The cutting was done she said. As Moore was getting up after being knocked Down. Moore ran out of the House after the cutting the woman said and Williams no after him. In bus own behalf Moore testified that he did the cutting with a Barlow knife but that be was acting in self defense. He said that before he used the knife Williams struck him with a club and threw a Pitcher at him. He denied that he bad the knife in Bis band when he went into the Bouse and declared that be Drew it from his pocket when Williams picked up a chair and started toward Bim. He also said that Williams had a knife or razor and Cut him a number of times on the leg. On Cross examination Moore said he had served a term of ten Days for cutting the woman Cunningham. Deputy states attorneys Campbell and Molane prosecuted the Case. Fitzgerald and Benjamin f. Lester adored lawyers. Appeared Tor the defence. The world. You have Bee trained with a View of developing yet a reasoning Powers so that no matter in nut Branch of life you Mav cant your Tutu you will tie Able to act intelligently. You the a training which enable you to enter a mercantile world or you have a found tit to continue the study of the sciences and Ais. Quot i Harty seven year ago Befi was a Grad j uate of this institution. I re in enter that i delivered an address at the mar Yip Institute j on the dignity of but Nee then it has not been the dignity but til blessed Ness of labor which a Ira Pressede. I thu Only add that the greatest Lapineas which in come to a Man is the you iou Suess of j duty faithfully Honor to the Merit Orocu. Mavor Latrobe d a tribute tit a Retif locates to the graduates and then proct Philip r. J Uhler presented the Peabody Fie a. The Prises of the first Grade of sex a vie awarded to John Newton Quot leks average u5 Quot Quot Ai i ter Henry Wellslager. 97.94, and la try John Lucke w7 91. Those of the secon Grade $50 each. Were received by Eugene bake. Jr., j Alexander Liz car Seth. Joseph Ity All Sher i Bert und Heinie roller Beeuwkes president Soper announced hold Clark Price us the Winner of the Batys Pearean i prize which consists of the Public Cults of the new shakespearean society of lion and which the society offers to the writer of the j be to essay on a shakespearean subject. After j awarding this Pritz president sop said a last january the society of the sos of the j revolution notified All the school of Mary Laud that the society would one of Silver Aud one of Bronze to the Best j es1, s written on a the Navy and he Revo Lam proud to say that sch medals i have been won by City College Bys. The judge were judge Robinson just the Harlan j Ani attorney general John p. I. They i awarded toe Silver medal to j. Bodier Clit of the third year City College last and the j Bronze medal to Norman Boyer cd the Sec j end the medals were presented to the Success fill competitor by sex gov. John tee Carroll president of the sons of the re oium on. Records at the Flop in it wits it this Point that Presidio Soper remarked a we Wear and our bluffing honors is modestly As we can a and con icing he said a i wish Only to Cill attend big i some j or the honors recently achieved Oyt try College men. In the announcement of the recent appointments at the Johns Hopkins University we find the following former City College men Abram Cohen of be in a Struc Tor in mathematics Jacob h. Hoi i Lander. Instructor in economics Thomas s. Baker. Assistant in Ger unti. The c. Morton Stewart prize we won by w. Stuart pm Langton a City Colage Mati of the Twenty Fellows each Recel Tig $5��, j Frank h. Clutz and Charles Vav. Pm it per Are City College men. Thirteen of the thirty Nix graduates this month and foul of the forty six receiving their pm. D. Defees Are City College men so Are seven Oil of ten who received j2�ou ten of Twenty St Fenta of the second year who were entitled u Honor and one Buff of the men in the first fear entitled to honors. Of the five second year scholarships three went to former City College men Aud three out of five of the first year scholarships were won by Hen who once studied at the it try the glee club. An innovation at the commencement exercises was the first appearance in Niblic of the City College glee club. It is Cut reposed of Howard n. Leeke d. Elmer fish. Wilbur w. Roger John l. Bonney Parley w. Clark William w. Tingle Henry j Luck Jesse w. Williams Howard p. Krebs George b. Scholl director and j. Fred. Wrenched accompanist. Names of the graduates. After the exercises at the Academy the members or the graduating class bal a supper at the hotel Kennert. The graduates Are Reinier roller Beeuwkes Eugene Blake jr., John Lawrence Vick Bonney Otto Buehner jr., Gustavus Chance Ohrne Joseph Shepherd Emmerich Henry Melvin Erdman Allan Cummins Girdwood Hugh Latimer Haughton Harry Allan Hopkins James Kemp Keech. Howard Naylor Leeke. Herman Lohrmeyer Henry John Lucke John Neal Miller Raymond Durbin Miller James Wallace ogler Howard Clark Price Clyde Reed Walter Park Rupert Georg Barr it chill. Alexander Lazear Seth j Ose pc Royal Sherbert Albert Gad Stid Raan. James William Swaine Howard Irving Uhler. Walter Henry w Ellslager John Frederic Wenchel Milton Morrison Whitehurst Aud John Newton Wicks. Ventilated and has a convenient stateroom. A berth deck Forward will accommodate eight men. Under the wheelhouse is a room for the use of customs a ulcers. She will go into commission next week which event is looked Forward to with pleasure by boarding officers Fitzpatrick Sud Curran. The Alai of in kinds onto remitted to. The Sale of the Brownstone residence belonging to the estate of the late w. Jacob Albert was consummated yesterday. The purchaser is or. John l grift. The property faces mount Vernon place and has a from age of fifty feet on Cathedral Street with a depth of 150 feet to a wide Alley. Toe Bouse is a four Story double Brownstone dwelling and a built by the late a valium Harrison president of the Canton company who occupied it for a few years and a old it to t he late w. J. Albert who resided there Frim 1880 Zutl his death a few years ago since which Tim t in property Bas been in the Mak to. The adjoining Bouse which was the Radience of Gen. Alex Miler Brown was told last summer for $75, to or. Johney Hunt the Price paid for the Albert property was about . The Sale was negotiated by miss m. Brandt la East read Street who in de the Sale of the Brown property a get Raz a. Delegates Tojo a Ltd Hibi Tion t the prohibition party convention of the second legislative District of Baltimore met at prohibi1 Ion tie quarters. 208 North Calvert Street lest i e erred the following delegates to the state convention which will Miet at Gay Dou Park july 31 Aud August i Robert vier. John Vav. Parker. Wen. Coale Quot Frank Tucker a. G. Eia bet Berger m. A. Reddick Geo. A. Benson Quot in Fiaui Daniel. A. U. Frey. T. M. Prentiss Edwin Pink had. Ferd. Groshans d. Edward stauffer Rev. Thomas j. Crouse Lewis Tudor. D. M. Henderson. Joshua Levering r. A. Quot Holdridge. A. Al i Patner Rev. F. T. Little alternate. Joho Moore John b Quot Ehr. Rev. Cha. A. Fulton. Rev. J. Fred. Hesse. W. Lincoln Henry Taylor. Rev. W. E Bartlett Fumm Ertzeid Baldwin Quot in. Andrews. L. Jiff. Milbourne Henry k. Latimer. M. L. Hagerman John g. Robinson. R. Henry Holme. Or. O. Edward Janney Rev. Hugh k. Quot Aiger Cha. F. Kroner Quot ii Liam Klein in and g. Amos Quot leks. The same delegates and alternates were selected to represent the wards of the District in the next City convention. In it of wedding in or. Fray s there was a double wedding yesterday in the private office of or. John f. Gray clerk of the court of common pleas Faith couples being coloured. Or Gray issues the marriage licenses u his official capacity and has frequency granted the use of his private of Floe for the performance of ceremonies but double weddings Are rare occurrence there is elsewhere. It happened that both couples were acquainted and went to get their licenses together. They Are Grant Hunter Sud Louisa Jackson and Daniel Jett and Alice Hunter. In the clerk office they met Rev. Noah Jackson a Colore i Clergyman and it was pm atom ifs hos fee in a Sis is fit do. To Market for trap a Stock we Active yesterday is a recruit of the discussion of a possible Combinas Loo of the Lilac of the City and suburban and the traction companies. The Cumber of shares of traction Stoes sold was 1,178. Which changed Haida St prices ranging from Sih to 1% the big beat Price reached by traction Stock fast week Wall of the Mica made y sate Roar 826 share were stitch and St the close of the my two asked. President Brown mid yesterday Quot sofar a i know the traction company to nut negotiating to Purchase a controlling Tater Vit in the City Sod suburban railway com Pony and i do not believe a consolidation of the two of i in pan in will be accomplished at this time. Of course. I done to know what to. Div dual stockholders of the traction gom Panr May be doing. A i done to know what May be the bastion twelve months from now and i done to Sty the two companies will not be Congo Iida i some time in the future but i know of no foundation for the Rio it talk about i Hare understood that or. Pert no a inter could be bought but the question la win and person give the Price he May wart j i have never mad an Examina Ion to Der a mine at what Price i would value by Imp attacked truth a Stone and a i Tek _ Thomas Lane. Coloured charged w in ana., r. Lug Thorn is Welsh with a Stone Ani a a was arraigned yesterday before Justice i it Avn St the South Western a we committed to jail for a further Bear. June 24. It w it rated at the pral min bearing that or. We so and Lane becs a involved in a dispute on Fayette St reef no mount Street and that or. Welsh disc Harry Lane from hts employ. A argument a Money due Lane ensued resulting in \ Quot e lab being s re Welsh hit him fire lag himself w in ii. W. Heater who Lase claimed that it and the it he a def be so Ruck or. Welsh attended or. A it so at or. Said the Eft Eye re deep or. B s at late and til bom a 1818 w a Fayette Street ter Bis a wound above Bis a Scalp wound that is an in ext in is to the Bone. A Meinema trouble. A William a yesterday appointed receiver of Joseph e. Harrison decorative com j under a Bond for w.�ou0. The appoint i wis n a in by judge Quot Voght upon a. Of fold in be circuit court by jul ebb e Harrison a d Samuel Mav against the r i partner we. H. Liu no. It la stated in Themy that t e partnership a formed of a run Ary 23, imm. And that difference Bave a i As to the conduct of the business. Jam p. Gormier and if. Arthur stump a re counsel fur the complainant. Joseph c. Howard jr., dealer in ouzo furnishings on North Eutaw Street mad a assignment for the Benefit of creditors to Morrill n. Rickard trustee. The Bond w Ltd for sl50�o. Its said that the assets jul about i equal the liabilities. Lier grandmother in Hill a the trial of the suit brought by to Florence .4. Mcdonald to break the of 1 hot grandmother. Mrs. Catherine c. To i , began in the City court yesterday. Mrs. Mcdonald die in april 11 3, leave g m a state value at Between $5, and her will executed in october. Ls9l bequeathed the bulk of Ber property to the children of her daughter. Mrs. Quot in. M. Lindsay. I Mcdonald who a Cut if from soon arranged that he should perform the sharing in die estate a it eyes that Ber grand to be Tri Kab at Toh non. Several prison pm plead guilty when taken lie i Ere judge Lierke. States Ati Orneil Duncan yesterday arraigned before judge Burke in the county court at Towson several prison Era whose trials wet a set Tor next week. Charles Merrill charged with stealing a hours cart and harness from s. Nelson Baublitz. Who lived near Glyndon pleaded guilty. The stolen or it Perty was recovered in Baltimore were Merrill had offered it for Sale. Sentence in by Case was deferred. John Hart coloured charged with stealing Corn from Benjamin Quot Woolston. Of my. Washington pleaded guilty of Petty larceny. He a already been confined in lha county jail al out two months sentence was deferred in the # cae also. Georg a e. Be coloured charged with forging the name of William a Field of it. Winaus to an order for $85. Pleaded not guilty. Quot by a Eaton charge with assaulting Asbur Watt. Of Pikesville with intent to kill. And also charged with burglary will not be arraigned until his trial on monday next. George Goettman and Frederick Mclaughlin the latter coloured were taken to Towson yesterday by unstable j. D. , of Frederick and detective Lloyd and arraigned before j Ustine George c. Tracer on the charge of breaking into a freight cur of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The were committed for court a c Able Heeb for court. News of the fort. Option to Purchase the Steamer Kent fruit from Jamaica. A party of Washington capitalist Hare secured an option on the Steamer Kelt from the Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic railway company. A representative of Tho washingtonians has had the Steamer hauled out to inspect her Hull. Which was found to be in excellent condition. The engines were also tested and it is reported that the a e ii to consummated in a few Days. The intended purchasers propose to put the Kent into the excursion business Between Washington and landings on the Potomac River. The Kent is a sister vessel to the Samuel j. Rentz which is now used As an excursion Steamer on the Potomac River. Buck Many a Steamer Bowden Captain Wilkie arrived from Jamaica port with 15,478 Bun Obes of bananas. She brought As passengers h. F. Brooks of Virginia Peter n. Martin John Mitchell and we. E. Roberts. Of Kingston Jamaica. The Bowden will be docked at the columbian Iron works to have a Blade put on her propeller. Capt. John Woolford who was for Many Yean connected with the to Chester Steamboat company Baa been appointed Captain of the Steamer St. Michaels of the Eastern Bay and mile River Stern boat company. Captain Larimore the former master of the St. Michael a is buying Grain for the company. Capt. Charles Dixon a due from Petersburg last night with the rate Horae steam yacht Rex belonging to or. Tyler of that City. The Rex will proceed to Long Island sound to test Speed a Ltd the yachts Vamoose judge and Yankee Doodle in a race to take place the latter part of this month. A contract to lengthen thirty two feet the Revenue Marine practice bark Chase will the Man whom Whitecap wanted will be sent in Towson jail. A bearing a amp a held lost night before Justice 8milh, of Catonsville in toe Case of Richard Cadie who a arrested saturday on the charge of enticing Mary Gross from her Home Tor immoral purposes. Or. Conrad Gri As father of the girl testified that he a never seen Cadie with his daughter but when he understood that a married Man it amp going with her be asked her if it was so. And sue Sud it was. A number of witnesses testified that Cadie had been going with toe girl since april lost. Patrolman we. B. Nagle said the girl told him that Cadie a guilty of the offence with which be is charged. Cadie was held for the action of court and wit be removed to Towson jail today. He is now locked up at the southwestern police station. Baltimore to which he was removed Early sunday morning to prevent Bim fro n getting into the hands of a gang of whitecaps who assembled at Catonsville. The accused has a wife Aud three children living at Catonsville. Mar a grosses Mother is dead and she kit Bouse for her father who is a Baker. Her father has Only one leg. Suburban miscellany. For cheaper fare. �?�1 would Start next Spring to build fifteen to Twenty houses on our Aigburth Vale property near Towson if the Railroad fare were reduced to ten cants de tween Baltimore and Towson a yesterday said or. John member of the Syndicate which bought the property several years ago. A we have not yet sold one of the four houses that we dbl erect a he continued a and people Are not anxious to buy unless Low rates of Tare justify them in moving to the a a petition is being numerous by signed by persons who ride on the Northern Central rail Way asking the company to reduce the fare at least to and from the stations in Baltimore accidentally shot himself. Swayne putts aged twelve years son of or. J. W. Putt is at bus fathers summer borne near Glyndon. Md., suffering from a Bullet wound in his hand which he accidentally inflicted sunday while holding a Small pistol which exploded. The pistol was loaded with a cat and rat Rifle Ball. The Ball passing entirely through the Centre of the hand and lodging in his leg near the knee Cap. Or. Price of Glyndon attended him and thinks there will be no serious results. Ceremony. not being avers it was soon decided that the weddings Sou d take place on the spot. Toe couples were taken into or. Gray a office and were married one after the of five the Clergyman borrowing for the purpose one of the bibles used in the offi e for administering oaths. There were no Flowers or presents but the clerk in the office made up a crowd of Ali Nesses. A a the Georgia and Alabama Railroad. A financier woo is taking in Active interest in the reorganization of the Savannah Americus and Montgomery railway company said Jester Dar that the reorganization is making satisfactory Progress. The charter of the new company which is to be called the a Georgia Aud Alabama Railroad is now Betag prepared. The first mortgage Bonds of the new company Are said to have been underwritten by a Strong Syndicate. The holders of the $3.3it ,000 Bonds outstanding of the Savannah Americus a id Montgomery company or regimen the option of subscribing for the new Bonds to the extent of 50 per cent. Of their holdings and it is said that applications have been made in Advance for the new Bonds by the holders of the a. A an i m. Bonds. A cowhide for her husband a Jane or it it coloured. 1821 Laurens Street went to Justice Anderson at the Northwestern Ponce station yesterday and Assed him if he would out off the end of a cowhide whip which she proposed buying he said she bad been informed that if the in i was Cut off by a police Justice a wife was at Liberty to administer it Servel punishment to s husband who had proved derelict. Jane added that she bad discovered her husbands affections were transferred to a woman living in Banks Alley. She wished the end of the whip Cut to insure her against punishment by the authorities after she had inflicted a castigation on her husband and the woman he was visiting. She was informed that the cutting of the whip would not exempt her from arrest. Mrs la min met and prof. mrs. Anna Melamet formerly mrs. Faelten. A ensured suit in circuit court no. 2 asking that prof. Reinhold of Atiteo who was divorced from Ber. To to a How his ability to properly care for and educate their two eldest children. When or. And mrs. Faelten were divorced be was Given the custody of the two eldest Aud she of the two youngest of their four children. Mrs. Melamet alleged that professor Faelten a supper sed correspondence Between herself and the two Chil Wren placed in his custody. And she ask the court to compel the restoration of the correspondence. The hater a meeting of the water cure association Beld ast night at the rooms of the German Brunch Young menus car Stian association. 1u17 East Street. Or. I. Dave Waou explained the value of water applications and Baths As health producing agents under the system practice by the Rev. Sebastian Knepp in Europe. Addresses were also made by or. Frederick Witte Secretary or the association or. M. Bamberger and or. Columbus Kimball. The receiver must pay the the Baltimore traffic association yesterday decided to make a change in the manner of j handling perishable freight t i this Market. Hereafter or All perishable freight coming to this City the receivers will have to pay All charges. This action was made necessary it was said by Reaa it a of the fact that the receivers of perishable freight were declining to shipments which would not in to Muir estimation sell for the freight charges. The Catonsville Short line heal. A mrs John Huber say the Transfer of the Catonsville Short line Railroad will to made to the Boulevard company within the next forty eight hours and that the Lins Wilt be operated a at present until electricity is substituted for steam. Or. He Boer added they want a distribution several creditors of the late Robert b. Taggart of Granite through d. G. Mcintosh attorney have a petition asking the court to distribute to them the Balatico of proceeds of property below gang to the estate which was sold to satisfy a mortgage debt. Among the petitioning creditors Are Young Creighton is Diggs $1,024 72 t. A. Agnew a co., $930 Elbart Joyner a co., $139 25, and Johnson Omohundro a co., $287 54. _ to close part of a Road. Application will be made to the county commissioners for the closing of a part of the Publio Road in Glyndon from the place where it intersects the Southeastern line of the Dover Road at or near the intersection of that Road with the Western Maryland Railroad to where the Road. A part of which it is proposed to be closed intersects the line of a lot of ground deeded from Samuel l Townsend to George Mooyer. Killed by a horses kick. Pauline Sauter thirteen years old daughter of or. Francis Sauter who Uvea on the Shell Road died yesterday at her Home from being kicked in sunday by a horse. The child was driving the horse to a stable and was pulling the animal Tail when it kicked Ber. Thor was unduly influenced in making the will and also alleges want of test Memar v j capacity on the part of mrs. My Don and. J. Wilson Leakin is counsel for miss Mcd Caid. Pollard a Bagby Are defending the win. J a Asor has having a Hood time. A Virrl p. Janson was committed for court yesterday by j ustice Anderson of the North Western police station charged with the larceny of a Gold watch a Stiver watch and $4 in Moey i the property of Henry Well 2812 Pennsyl Vanta Avenue and also a aute of Cotna a. A i Necktie a pair of shoe and $5, the property j of caries Russ 837 Frederick Avenue. Of. Run testified that he was spending sunday at Point Breeze when he saw j Anson Ai log about having a Good time. 1�?Thir�?zut Hemo Zratie advertised in another column of tax so the Phoenix democratic association of the so a Quot and has endorsed or. Frank Armiger a a Delegate to the legit nature and or. J. Spen cer Clarke a a representative of the a Ward in the first Branch of the City Council. Foundation malt of a building a portion of the foundation Wail of a new build or being erected at 549 North Gray Street for Isaac Ben sen be i yesterday morning. The a ii was undermined it is said by the bursting of a water pipe. The damage i i amount to about $200. The original Robin Hood social held i thin annual exc to to Chester Bee. Yesterday. Mrs. Cd c. Wet groan receive prize for Seiling the largest number of tenets. Or. Cd Quot Vugman a chairman of the committee in charge. The h Ines in Hubrick company for de ing in office Ionec Altif a and supplies was a Cor to rated yesterday by j. Quot a in. Kines f in Philbuck or. John Turner. Bernard a. It Chi a and Thomaia so Hudson with a Tai Slock of $20, do estate of the late Bentley c. Bibb the value of the estate of the ate Bent r cd Bibb is shown to be $108.244 64 by the administration account filed in the orphans court yesterday. The Harmony item Cratie club of t twelfth War was incorporated yester r by Charles h. Knopp John Magher. Mich h. Hooper. John m. Hus and amnio cad Wood. Patrolman Moore police commissioners yesterday reappoint j patrolman William m. Moore of the Sou a Western District for four years. Additional local Vowrn will be found the sixth Page of that cd. Aul practical Cooks and chefs of famous restaurant and hots us Royal baking Poukh Cuti Cura stands for All that to pore. Perdy and effective in the treatment of Tor turn a data Runng humor of the Kin. Scalp and blood. From a mail next nning Aga lust prejudge and opposition Agal not moneyed hosts and Trade indifference. It has become the greatest curative of its time. In rvs by clime and with every people it to worked wonder its cure Hare approached the miraculous have been expended in Adeer using it Bat $1.000.t>�, e could not Parve ase the Dally commendations of it grateful Friend such Praise cannot he purchased. This i the secret of to a Uclea of in world wide popularity a of in won a Safui Sal of it constant growth. It i tamped that Catonsville will be better equipped with us it on re a heart of the one torture disfigured and a Cycle for their Rector. The ladles of Trinity protestant episcopal Church Towson Are raising Money with which to Purchase a by Cycle foe the Rector of the Church Rev. W. H. H. Powers who will use it in making pastoral vial to and attending to other Parish work. Here and there. Mrs. Duke wife of postmaster a. We Duke of was taken with a Paeai Haemorrhage yesterday while at Hamtpon easter a sons a store. She was removed to Ber Home in x Carriage. License Box been issued at Towson for the marriage of Harry Smith of Broos land Ell la. Baltimore county sad mias Mary amp Donaldson of bal to Mars oily. Electric roads when All the three proposed lines Are completed than any other town in the state. Personal. A Rev. Or. J. B. Stitt of Washington is visiting kneads at 2418 Madison Avenue. Or. Louis n. Gutman of Nathan Gutman a co., and or. Morton Gutman will leave Baltimore next thursday for new York and will sail thence on saturday on the Cunard Steamer Etruria for an extended tour of Europe. The trip is for pleasure is Well a business. Firs presbyterian third quarterly communion for the year was Beld at the first presbyterian Church sunday. Despite the absence of of Many persons from the City there was a Large body of communicants. And the pastor or. Jere Witherspoon welcomed Twenty two new member the majority of whom wore received on profession of Faith. Dinner to or. Morris .4. Thomas a members of the g recent club gave a dinner yesterday at the clubhouse. North pack Street to or. Morris a. Thomas who will sail for Europe on Friday. Or. Thomas will go to new York wednesday and will sail on the Normanna to join his wife Aud daughter. Who have been abroad for some time. A $30,000 nearer ordinance approved. Humiliated everywhere never to he effaced Willa Lite shall last. Such. In ref is cd Ticulka the curative Marvel of the a. _ Thoi a Nus of i Folk waiting. Am get it Thi y howl it is the Bigg St thing in the Borlik Way in we the Hay Almo r to the drop Bill amp sea. Steamer Emma Gile All Day excursions. Rexin tuesday. June h Only Jacv ii. Lid mile. Good mail for Bannat the events it Fth be popular Way Iown the Bay trip Many a Mother has a Ltd the if of he a child by spending one Day on the Emma Giles. Ali in aul the Quot a everything Kirst Glas. Remember tire the a Day Sod s Tir Day al 7 a. M. Home St p h. We will not crowd the to to Becar a the Prev is Low. Come in time. Everything and All but a nov f v i in y xxi i re i on h. Daily e x or it is n a y. Across the big. It in k of a pit Fol Chester Anil Corsica Rivera. The Safe and popular Iron Steamer b. A Ford will learn Mer 7. La Gat Street wharf. St i a. M. For Rock Hall Jackson Creek. Queen t in Asp i Fri k k v11, . Boating bathing. Fishing and crabbing no better Points on la bar for the full enjoy rent a parties in a an a of such Pleaaareo-7 hot is a Rock Hall. 5 hoi Kab at Jocken reek. 4 holes at Queenstown. I hoi it at rent Rev ii in return to Baltimore by j p m. Tickets 5� Cen. Mails a cents. Jell in. The or the delightful evening sex the mayor yesterday approved a Ord Iapoce j a Crayon Duit win a it it popular ism a a on the for the construction of a sewer in the bed of a Basrur Loci in will begin to Esda y. June is and run every tuesday and Friday Char. A ter leaving bal Imore al t p. A. And re turn us at la p m four boar at part air from the Nob in Chesapeake. In usic. 11n.lag. A. Loo. Katers Aiu ments by Moro bet a Stevenson the fun Tanker something to entertain you from Start to Oman. Tickets 4� cent. Jele-11 la press to an Street. Addison Aller and Baker Street to of Anent with the sewer on the South Side of Fulton Avenue and Baker Street. The ordinance appropriates $50.uxj. Or. Andrew j. King . Andrew j. King pay clerk in the City commissioners office resigned yesterday to take effect upon the appointment of his successor. Or. King Bas been Par clerk for about three years. Formerly he was clerk to several mayors. Round sergeant Edward Schleigh. Of the Central police District who has been confined to Bis How Jwj a Turand i a band a calcined magnesia Street for some time with the grip returned four Lri Premium medal awarded meet Agrow to duty last night fully recovered Able to the Tae sad a Mailer do than other wag _. Net ear a ale Only it Houim with Rogia Tarvid Oad fire at up. T. George a Jill to in Tbs cellar of the warehouse of p. T. George of. Is North stat yesterday caused a Light damage to Tho prof err. I picture Frame. Artistic i it Eli a Good work mans a a Ort Man i moderate Prie Frizzell a Art rooms. 207 w Lexington it. 7 St w. Tai to in or St. It Quot of you to be with the Twat Pool a. And get Tab a a a tall Day exc Roon out of la Cliv. Air the bos Ion trib of us a Emma Giles monday. W and fridays. Pm. Salt water All Day. Ticket in Cento. a Bsola utely Puu Smirky or Roxbury Myn

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