The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
December 13, 1890

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i GOOD TENANTS RELIABLE ADVERTISERS W a pmt ratttnM oaraotwbIa Use the Columns of Board or Boom Advertisement t THE SUN THE h SUN ton BUT1NB AND IJLH REAL ESTATE il VOLLVm NO104 NEW YORK SATURDAY DECEMBER 13 1890TEN PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS flR AND AGAINST PARNELL ID Sf BREtt 10 aa XNJ MOST ACTim WORKER A WMB Lan ar the ABtlrartcll X4Utoa af Called Intaaa Throw lato k Jlf MrIke K4ltor Ai rlat4 by ruraill 1c I curn l Ctmtemt Ia t U KllkurTer htlat t utrtlWi for rrm ll IB I Lliaerlek Ult ort U Dbl Pano HoaUd U A DaL Dec 1I having coma ta the knowledge ot Mr Leamy who was ap pointed tdltor of Unittd Ireland by Mr Parntll aad other Parntllltet that an antlParntll edi tion ot that paper would b Ittued today from tka offlca of tha Nation IT D Sullivans paper 1 wtre taken to secure an injunction mcalntt the Xatlont publisher The Curt granttd the writ prayed tor restraining the pnbllshtr ot tbl Nation from Issuing the edl ton In quattlon But notwlthtiandlng the writ thl forbidden edition made its appearanc this mornlnc It contains au article written by Mr Bodkin Who was acting editor of the paper during the absence In te United State ot Editor William OBrttn and who was deposed from h posi tion by Mr Parnell when he first seized the aper on Wednesday The article 1s addressed dressed in OBriens nam t every true lover of Inland the world over and declares that tha ole alternative now Is Parnell or home Parntlltltaderthlp role and that homo rule is I impossible nndtr A wagon loaded with copies ot the antiPar Mil edition of Unitrd Ireland was driven to tha Klngsbridg railway statlonlt being thl In tention t loa thm on a train for distribution I the south of Ireland A tha wagon drew up at th station two men one ot whom had te ttoD ba Us faoa covered with a mask and the other wit a drawn revolver sprang upon the vehicle and compelled the dryer to proceed with his load t the Island Bridge where the two men flung all the papers into the Llffey Elver An attempt was mae to seize a second wagon loaded wit tha papers which was standing at the entrance to the dept and it would probably have proved snccetoful had not the polO interfered to protect the driver Under their card the papers were loaded the train upon te tnm A Parnell edition of the paper was also It I sued tom tha regular office 8 Lower Abbey street today I quotes a legal opinion Justifying Parnell te seizure ot the paper by Mr It is r stattd that the new paper of the antl jarnll f action ot tl Irish par will appear aa Monday next The Municipal Council ot Bklbbereen hal adopted a Tote of confidence II Mr McCarthy Although the Bishop of Ossory yesterday advised tha ten of Kilkenny to cat their ballots In tha comm according to the dlctatas ot their conscience he hlmtelf and t pre ot tha diocese I which Kilkenny f dtnatad a supporting tha canvass of Sir Jabn Pop Hennessey Messrs Power 1a hoar DaJton Bedmond and Fitzgerald a at KUkeaay and are working In the Interest Parnellltas ol Mr Ttnotmt Scully te nominee ot the Tha ftlergy ot tka Parliamentary divisions ot Kortb Cark and last Limerick a actively aMagatt I organizing public opinion against Xr ParmtU A prlast at Hltchalstown tore 4owi number ot placards that had been postal1 to rapaort abort Mr tha Parnell town calling upon tha people A ooajjslttM a Limerick Is making prpa I ratlOBS for a torchlight procession tomorrow mJghtU honor of Mr Parnell Mr JfarntU has aaatptaJ an Invitation from the Mayorelect ot Limsrlok t visit that city oa Sunday OB t arrival ot Mr ParnU Unitidlreltmd at Castl Island today a crowd seized the 8 ct 1lad toda orwd 81 te pa i and burfied tlem Pat c mmlsslonars ot Klllarnty by a 0 8 to today passed aresolutloa old utoa 0 1 Mr McCarthy The prieets of I jjr and Bpudon baT joined in denouno J aotlon of Mr Parnell In refusing to re I in tbelrish leadership rtsln r r h ioakljty Poor Law Guardians have mUde I of Mr J I Kenny member ot the ou ot Commons for Cork county south rt tie snail e lIter support M south The committee of Cork eltrand county formed 1 ODDOI Mr Parnell have received thl name of a large number ot priests Town CoamitMpntrs and tradesmen from Uneena fown Yongbal Fermoy Macroom and Ban40n A commltta raprasantlng the antlParnell section of the Nationalist party secured offices in Lower Saokvllle street and held a prelim prelm inary meeting todsy Numerous ap plications for membership were received from parsons residing In the city and county These Include letters from clergymen and others expressing their readiness to cub lli lalb funds it necessary for the organization and fonndlngof the contemplated new paper It wat decided to publish the itrst number ot a pall penny rPr next Monday under thl title Pal Buppreised United IrelanoV With Ute wih Ue name of William OBrien as publl br I will appear until arranKomonts are completed for a regular morning journal on a more elaborate scale of which the prospectus Is oBPctusl1 already drafted The League remaned 1raltt ParnoUs ands thl havlnl thyltts will form a Central Executive Commit trl wi lorq Cntra Eoutv Cmmt t on League lines KitiBKHT De 12 The cnntett for mem bers of Parliament Is overshaaowlnc all other onrahalowlnl1 InUraits The Influence of the priests II I tbe strongest tlement Mr Parnell bat to fight FatherORallorau pievalled on the Loairaeto pabt au antllftrnelllte resolution and got the corporation to rescind their vote of confidence J uUbe o of tie oltr Is not sufficient to da I I ftat Mr Parnell s candidate Th country dis I tricts are strongly In bis favor HlrJohn Pope tro hl llr j BennesMy it now here and tlxatttlParnallfte I re saaetiBgt are to b held on Sunday Davltt will 4r ttinnd tbe otbu one and Sexton and Healy wi DaTet I Meantime the Parnell party Is hern making peaches already llichard Power addressed a from the hotel window yesterday YinI J Ewrffroto t whom Kelly ba1 iiiveii way has IIYIDt ont ot jail where be was connned for apolitical offence He U f noted fur bU con note tribution of onetenth of hi Income to the otuie of Ireland He In a ttrongcandidate and was rITe I lat night by a torchlight proces sion andestortad thiough th torchlbt Michael Ijavltt arrived in this i Ity today to ave Ilr tdl ttkeanaitlvepartIntheiRinpalBiiln the In terests of Sir John Pope Hennesey the Parlia Poro Parla i C mentary candidate of Ihe AlcCartby faction tation fir Davit was greeted br larue crowd His frlnndt cheered him loudly hit Mr Iarnells adhtrentt tbe crowd borited and jeered him him Cuux l u 12 Mr Parntll this morning reo e Ollec committee ot the Cork branch of tk e National League In an addrest to thl committee be said that he looked to the work Bun to support him and that In return he al tat rtturo would support them Mr Parnall I left Cork today for Kll lane Crk ktnny As his train was drawing out KI the station he expressed hli ihankR from a car platform to a body of Qnaens UolleKA Htudtnus for tun synipathr thiiy liOTed for him tv coinlnc to witness Ills departure he Mil them lie did out ur de feat if i tho Oth1 l Ireland were on hU ldf fjrljj wt without Ineldeiit until journav Ihuol Incldolt the tltn rtached Athajt unt litre a crowd ban gathered which hDold and groined at ilr 1atntll Thoy whoutPd o Eel wltlParntill gave cheers for the Blshopa na priests anderled l0ug HT Dillon und OBrnl Atth I other station patsed tbtp weri gathered knots of ptopl who chaired HrtarneIl Kilkenny wat reached nt 0 oclock A torch light oon bnUod bv tbe corpor ation oililnU 11 lu I iltiii uiu in on th nrnl f thn lii o i i t Mr Pn n I o hi iinii w ri in I I dr i tbe iTOWd lirlmly M idlnt wolikii I Ulx HJII Kann vxcura 101 not nmk n I 1 lnu I i tomorrow spttch HeproiuUed touddrort te CIU eni A meeting of Ihe National Comralttetof Cork elty and county held this evening wss largely atttnded by clergymen and iltlzens ThelTUh hrt praildtd Cannn Jahpney 8 pres ent and mud an address In which he declared that Mr Fnrneirhad left the i city without ac et wlbout cepilng hIs challeng Mnner bl ul I Irtd heei dlttillmtrd during thawreii 100 uinl dm p trntlon In favor of PuruoJI Mr Maunvo lleaiy alao spoke justlf ylnif tbe deposition of Mr Parnell I Tba Rev Canon John Mahony ld minis trator ol Cork Catbdral bat written a letterto Mr FarotH atkiag blm to call a mtetlng ot his onratiMUs 1 w t gfvthlm 0 Mahony aa 1 I 1 opportunity to crltlclre In Mr Tomtits pres ence his treason to the Irish Parliamentary lltr le LONDON Die 12I Is I said that thl agents ant br the McCarthy ten to Paris to prevent tent 1 from retalnlrK control of the money belonging to tbe Irleli party have returned dis wlldpooiB appointed rblSI and eptak of their mlttion at I McCarthys follower havo decided to estab lish a halfpenny evening paper In Dublin The Jall Matt Oazntt sars 1 It not about time for tho patriots to take off their coats f There is I too much of pocket handkerchief about their manifestoes iho only n e that Parnell makes ot the forbearance of his foes Is to declare thnt thoy are confused and con founded and to contrast their patriotic t embarrassment conralt trlolo rassment with his on n proud heart The latest manifesto from the patriots In Amorlcawlthjla evident anxiety to heal all II wounds and Its t ooplout droppings of warm tel will I only campaign serve to give Parnell train powder for today s The Mal thlt raornlnct aka fierce attack upon MrTnrnall Aocunl a him of Fenlanltm It arM Today posslbU dtnamite tomor row reI Inn lie Is I dragging Ireland to red ruin and outlawry tll IIcf to Davltt and tricked bis party And Is lighting with poltoned wtacons and a traitors bnd I STODDAHT M4KEH COVNIKH CHARGES Bay hi Arrnit tar X k tliia WM aa Atltmat to Extort hf uaty OHIOAOO De 12Onrtls O Btoddart ot the I New York and London banking firm ol a U HtoddailtVCo1 18 Drodwy 1 N wTnrk who I was arrested ha re late lait night for the al leged embezzlement of owr 12000000 promIses I Ises to give tome Interesting Information re garding the financial methods of F B Modlca and 8 0 Rntan Mr Modlca Is the Secretary ol the Chicago and Arkansas Construction Company to float the stock of which Mr Btod j dart came to Chicago lat week and H Rut Is Its President Mr Btoddart tald he had become the creditor of the company to the extent ol 160000 hit security being a lao block of the companys stock which he was to float My arrest he said was made last night by Modlca who fancied that 8 I waa without frltnda should j I il b locked up and upon his cain on ma at I the station this morning I would give him mornlna money In consideration ol being released But I am not to b swindled in that rleae for j I my embezzling the oompanyt stocks which he I I claims are worth upward ol 2000000 that la I absurd I have them all In possession absur hav al my POSSII on and 1 I I would gladly return thlD I he would reim burse me for mv outlay But I shall Insltt on being tried on te out charges he has brut agulntt me I Mr Btoddart has an office In r tha Welles Building nnd Is a member nf the Consolidated Btoolt and Petroleum ttxchangt He spends most of his time In England haJI is I tbe fiscal agent ot the Kansas Jlty Arkansas and Ilca i Orleans Railroad Company and It waa said I i sad yeserday that bia troubles data from June 1 when the Park Bank of Chicago failed This I it was asserted prevented Ihl floating ot tlOouOOO of the bonds on London Mr H tod te dart went to Chicago lat Saturday with the wlb I Idea of bringing Rornethlnc out of tbe tangle It brmln tunilal possible He telegraphed yesterday that had had got ball and that the bearing would be on Monday After that hi will turn his fac for New York again I BUN OAT A MIDDLBTOirif BNK Th Altmnctl Dapoltor Flaallr Co I rtke Bank Bolvtaor MIDDLKTOWN Do 12 Rumors have been afloat for BOer days past affecting the Bolveocy of the first National Bank of this city The Injurious reports gained such head way as to excite considerable alarm among the banks depositors aad a serious rOD upon the Institution was threatened With the te msttutoD WI tltne pur pose ot obtaining assuranoa ot the solvency ot tha InflUNtlon and of allaying the disquiet among s depositors a meeting ot eat and representative citizens of the city was held last night at which a committee was ap polnUd to Investigate and to ascertain tbe condition of tho bank and thchai actor and value of Its stcurltlts Th committee made the following report mae We be made a careful examination of the condition of the FIr National Bank and we find that the assets are sufficient to pay all al depositors In roll and t have a large surplus It IB l the judgment of your committee and we report that there Is I no occasion whatever tor uneasiness on the part of any depositor In Tbe report of tbe committee was adopted and it 8 resolved that tbe citizens present pledge their personal honor and thtlr financial credit to the truth and tha accuracy of the statement and report When the repor the bank were opened for business at I t oclock this morning Quite a Il quit crowd of alarmed and xcltea depositors alare oclt pressed Inside eager to get th CPoslor Most of them were farmers from tha country countf roundabout and some were women The bank ofllcers had made preparations for the mao preparatol anticipated ran and the cashier and his assistants pad off the more peislatant ot tbe depositors as rapidly aa possible from the heaps of bank bills and pss coin ostenta ae oBent tiously pled upon their desks Most of the city patron of the bank mad their dally de posits as tuna and some made special addi spcial tions Other business men madn liberal offers lberal ore of Hnanclal support I it was needed A printed circular giving the report of tba citizens ex amining committee was distributed broadcast These measures served 1 reassure many of the alarmed depositors and by non the ex citement had largely abated ta Cashier Douelas reports that at the clo of banking hour thla afternoon the bank had paid ont 1999348 and that at tb close of ba nee last night tbe bank bad asteu of tl 88 96U8H and a turplus over all liabilities of IS8403Oi Tbe bank has ben In operation twentysix ran and Its Board of Directors Is made up ot conspicuous and wealthy businessmen MANAGER COLES WILL Mlm Wow JDocaat Caateat Ie bat hU Faraaixar lar ICtJHM Buauiaa BEIDOBPOBT De 11 Charles H Cole proprietor prietor of the Parlor Opera House died two or three weeks ago and left an estate ot abut 120000 Ha made a will iu which he gave tl000 each to bis wife and son and the balance to Margaret E Johnson a woman wIt whom h h been Intimate for the last sixteen years The will was admitted to probate wi wal dmlttd prbt on Monday and there was no objection made by Mra Cole and her son Yesteiday however Mra Cole began an action In tbe superior Cur against Mlsn Johnson for sftO damxges for alienat ing her husbands lovt support and attention and an attachment was made on the prospec tive Interests of MIR Johnson lu tbe estate This action was nnloojced lor and in tbe opin ion of several leading lawyers will be more levaa effectual than a contest of the will Tbe writ of attachment alleges that Miss Johnson had for a number of years Influenced Mr Cole to remain away from bis wife and that while piovldlng jewelry fine wearing PlovlolDI jewelf ap parel and a comfortable bore for his para mour tba husband neglected his wife who wns obliged to live In rooms directly across the ttrret from thoco of thn guilty couple All these cruelties and acts of negligence are Al leged to b tbe doing ot Miss Johnson who In Cols 1881 boll to exorcise her Inlluanca on Mr cejd by Bamk Xabbar MOUNT YIBNOK Deo 12Nlbt Watchman William Ouyon a an early hour this morning I saved the Mount Vernon Bank from being robbed He Is employed by storekeapera to guaid their property In Fourth and Fifth avenue At ubout 3 oclock this morning as ho was patrolling his post In Fifth avenue hi went through a passage way leading to the rear of Berrrtt stor In Fourth avenue When he reached the rear of Berrys store hi saw three 100 1 asked them what tbty wr doing Instantly ha was seized by two of the men who held his bandx behind him so that he could not e it at niB l Utol He then received a heavy blow un thA iioad wblch knocked hIm noun nnd Ii t rfin Qbi rod nothing more until h I refoi r d hiM Minuet nhllulylnj OT a lounge In Ml I hom Mime hours afterward llo WH lound imtonnUouB in tha rear ot pirr HolorB ul ubout 1 oclock In the morn Inv His lace and bead had ben beaten ter ribly Doth eyes wore swollen so hi could not tea and hll fle was discolored He does not know bow many blows h was struck and has but a tllght leoollectlon he1u assailants Hetay that they were three raen 1 below tba medium height and of rather tout Imlld He is nnitlile to tell bow they were ilrptKel Uw amnirll Oreono ami Banning thin I IIP TV i nii Hi inn i lo will riover 1111 Jh Mount eriuu Dink H located over lTr Berrys tore in lourlb avnue The rear of the building facet toward Fifth avenue The llb bur lrs wire Ildlnt about to enter the building I Qu when ot thty woe discovered by Watch OBRIENS PARTING WORDS W1LL1KO TO MAKK ALL BACJtJflCBS 10 SATS TBS KLECIION Cable AIM I tha Ttaaararr MamHe HOB that After the Firm IMitnrhuca ti Over JCvery Irlahtaaa will Fact the re XatUlatlyHe la Coins la rll ami Thea le Cloaa l Parntjlla Huapart era Call oa IIarrlsla IParllatatB tarjr Fnaa1 Aaaoclalloa Exacotlre Co title Think Paraell Hhanld TIt William OBrien and Thomas Gill the Irlih envoys who are going to France to try and I bring about peace In tho Irish party without 1 humiliation to Mr Parnell wilt bo on their I way out to tea on the Netherlands steamer Obdam by sunrise this morning bound for euurse Paris by way of Doulocne and Mr Harrington Mr Powells only advocate among the envoys will be speeding on thl Auraala to see his chlsf In England Mmbrs Council of tha Memberl ot thl Municipal Counci Irish National League sent word to OBrien yesterday that I was the opinion of the Coun cil that the Irish National par should adopt I th American plan ot politics the rule of tbe majority always On ihl other band Mr Har rington was kept buty receiving calUrsall day In tha evening a lara delegation of National Leaguers and representatives of several Independent military societies among them thl Tlpperary Volunteers called In a body at the Hoffman House They were head ed by Michael Brealln David Norton and John Eenny Bator going In to see Mr Harrington Mr Bretlln assured thl reporters that the cable gram ttnt to England on Wednesday purportIng Ing to be hi acton of the National League her advltlng tbe retirement of Parnall was I real not tent by the League at all but by five membert ot it who had no authority to Bend It The League ha laid had taken absolutely no position et Mr Harringtons room was not large enough to hold the entire delegation and those who couldnt get In stayed out In the bal and shouted H hear hear to everything that was said inside Mr broslln Introduced every one to Mr I Harrington and ten be raid Mr Harrington we have come her to nlcht to congratulate you on the uobln stand you hav taken We are friend of Mr Par taen IrleDd Ir nail We represent the IrishAmerican citi zens who are with Parnell In this struggle We want to send by you a mo saiito theeieat man offering blm encouragement We believe with Mr Parnall that tha Irish party should stand alone and that any alllame wit an English party by which any of the rights to ba gained b pat pl aloof from It would be disgraceful

graceful We want to exprs our confidence In IrIarnell We regard you 8 his solo teo relae resentative In America and we congratulate on again and wish you bon voyage lu reply Mr Harrington said among other HarlnaoD thlnes We Inch envoys came her with every nroflnaot of I brilliant and successful mission A sad disaster ban befallen us In a el short time I will not try toconceul irom you my belief that the sltuatlan la I extremely grave and tat I will be difficult to brine together ugaln tho brilliant intellect and fore that have done fo much for tho cause of Ireland In the past put I am not hopeless of peace and reconciliation boplesl recncla Ion f can only say that I shall do all my power to ard that end and that I sliall uphold the man who for ten earl has held the Irish I party together in success and defeat I believe that I the delegation nOw In America had been In Ireland the open rup olen lure would never have taken rup No a ever lived In Irlih Iilstorr who could have don s well as Panel in dealing with the cause of Ireland I the men who form the new party cannot show any better judg ment any better leader IID or any better language than they have done since the dis ruption I am free to say that they certainly never could bava done what Pnrmnl cerainly Mr Harrington shook bands with everybody again and received their wishes for a pleasant voyage At lu oclock when Mr OUrleu bad prepared to leave th hotel to go to the Rteam hlp he sent wore t the reporter that ho had something to say before he went away ha Mr Ofll and myself he said are leaving tonight for franca to me our belt efforts to secure the reunion ot our party Mr Dillon Blur Tt P OConnor will remain In America with the object of continuing the appeal for the evicted tenants fund in the nppal our consultation I France proving tuo conuttol cessluL We will reach Franca on Christmas eve All our companions hare except Mr Harrington are agreed as to the object and aoope of our ml slon and we j believe that I M I no secret that Mr Harrington himself wisnes It every ancoesa The oh Jtwt i In one word to sae the gen eueral election without Inflicting bumlla latlon or Injustice on anybody I would be dangerous to expect too much from tba consultation We are painfully sensible of all tha difficulties we have to meet but wo have Ibo strongest reliance on the Rood will of all sec I tions of our party Whatever may be ald In the heat of conflict the men of our party are hluh I mlnded acting under u painful rarl of duty Everybody know that any prolonged period of dfaenslon In Ireland would bo madneaa and I disgrace and th only result that no could dII ta onl coull have would b I triumphant Tory majority flourishing over th ruins of our movement Ihe Idea ot our movement movement ing Into a mere raton eelenerat t be abhorrent to thl mind l of every man of our party and our hOI and Jan la I that tba overpowering feeling of Irishmen all the ovrpowerDI ovr the present moment Is a longtncr for peace upon safe and honorable terms I seems a pity that pending our friendly Interchange In Paris some means could not have ben found of suspending angry controversy on lup contver Dr anl botn Bides For Instance Mr Parnalls tour Inevitably roused fierce feeling on both sides and on the other hand it would seem a pity to have precipitated tba Kilkenny cleo Uonnat a moment 01 BUOb feverish excitement ButIt la I raxy for us at this distance to criticize Painful ncenaa must b expected In Ireland No count In the world could bear through so fierce so terrible a convulsion without them I Is no reproach to the Irish people that so deadly a contest cannot be fought cue without IC Des ot turbu lence and passion but our strong hope In that when the first disturbance Is over tho thoucbt how ar we to secure the general election i will drown all others and Iener reason nnd I patriotism will find means of unseating there I passions Wa onrseivea have received cable prams from Ireland telling us that our for bearance toward Mr Parnell is misrepresented i and that all manner of lying reports about I our Iewe la spread whereas In fact inery hour Is deepening the conviction wo epro s d In the Cincinnati manifesto All our reply to I any such cables was that we wer i wlllfnp to rn the risk of any misunderstanding If It would aid In putt a stop to the work of I dissension We believe solemnly that Mr Parnell s retention of the leadership would in volve the certain destruction of the Liberal alliance and certain destruction at the polls but wo have not t shadow of sympathy with those who would be for bounding Mr Parnell down and covering him with humiliation Aa to thn ground on which Mr Parnell and myself might meet I dont myself anticipate m1 mlht melt Dna1 antclJale any dlfllculty on either side Unquestionably the attacks on United Inland under such shocking circumstances hav ben a source ol cruel personal pain to ma but allowance have to ba mae for out bursts of passion In momenta like this that mn would shudder to think of In calmer time On the other hand the oenl at the Mallow railway station as reported In the tm pers this morning In rngretahlo but 1 am aura Mr Parnell on hit side will make Allowance ance for tbo feellnue of my old townspeople on learning ot the atteniplod destrmtlon of thn aper which I hivo bpent ton last vnara nf mv life III founding We hal 11 to be prepared for blows in a conflict ol this kind 80 Far as I am concerned at any rate what baa occurred does not diminish my rradinoss t make any sacrifice for the Bake of honorablu peace I will add that one of the main object of our going to Paris fa to enable us to be lu closer communication with Mr McCarthy Any concliiHion that we may arrive at there I may sav will not be Ilndlnc to any nnu but our selves nnd my colleagues here whoso views we ant In Ionscslonor I have not heard fiomMr McCarthy extendedly but we bavoevirjrciison to bolletetlmtheand Msoplleaauar of Ihe hlJel lame mind pmnirMiKes that we f hould pton nhort at no effort that goodwill can Bugicest I to nave the general election and restore tha UDh of our ttwe Bbal r don whatever It Is possible for us t do In Paris I shall continue my journey to Ireland 1 dint know whether lour circumstances Mr Ualfour would think It quite fair t arrest me on land Ing That I I matter I dont care todlfcuss nl eral of our comrades who were Kinteno d with Mr billon and myself are at present In rionmel ft lon dare say It Is there Ire 1 1 join them nnl Mr Dillon later n as boon iitthli work In America Is romiiiHod At 1UX oclock Mr OlJrleu hla wife and Mr 0111 w r driven to Hoboken In a oarrlag and want aboard thl etramer Mr Dillon and Mr Bulllvan aocompanledtbem to the pier r B aomDn baTalong talk wit bq I Mr OnrMn nnd Mr Dillon boforo ho started from the hotel and boarded tho Auranln HeX xncote to meet Parnoll In London lArnol The following uaulcgrnin was eont yesterday by Dunlaps Agency XbJnfin rtfiity rn1 Pending efforts to honorable roaonHllntlon we should uladly Imvit ndvlsed tlo discontin uance of tha unhappy controversy on lioth Bides AF however puhlli opinion him neon challenged by Mr Pnriiill wn bullovii rio 1Orary should temperately but InMnntly Bt lk out livery hour doeponH our solemn convic tion hat unle n Mr Piiiuoll cnn be In dutfd to retire nud this hateful strife elided the inevitable result will to thnloss of the conerr1 eleollonon which we ould othorn Iwi liav counted wltti certainty to give triumph and ponof to Tlppornry Th unparalleled MIO ilflcesof Tlpreinryentltlo hnr to niienk with special Influence A prompt and dectshe de claration from Tlptiernry now will facllltnt work of reuniting all I nur forces nnd in event of reunion America will gladly pour In U talnmont until a triumphant general election I unti truwlhllt DILIOV I WILL OBnimj AtflXO fARNRLL IO X1KLV MnalfeKa from tho Executive r the Pur lli B arr Fnid Allocution Thl Eraentlve Committee of the Parliament ary Fund Association met nt the Hoffman House yesteiday and adopted this manifesto The Parliamentary Fund Association Is deeply grieved the unfortunate condition rlevld over unfortunlte oondlton Into which the Irish Parliamentary party Is I pluncsd by rnnnt nnd occurring events which threaten disaster to the hopes anil uluu ot Ireland friends throughout the world While dictate to the ot Whie not seeking to dlctlte people Ireland what policy shall bo pursued In the In terest of a cause which wo nil hold ftterod we feel it a duty of conscience to nsk that Ireland B political If should not be Imperilled by personal interest or fa tonal Htrlfe I leiily grateful for IiI services of Mr Par leellf Or noil ami roc anlzlng his wonderful achieve I ments In her buhalf wu cannot culnily consent to have all that t linn bean purchased for Ire land at such cost and sacriUco shattered and lost In an hour of pasIon While It pains u to takn n stand agalnat him whom we have heretofore recognize d as Ire lands leader we unho Itatingly ansort that thn cause of home rule which has teen from the first the one ronion for the existence of the fr elstenO Parliamentary party and our Association la I superior to any man or Bet of men Sl Wo therefore endorse the position taken by the visiting Parliamentary delegation and I unite with them in asking Parnall to recocnt tha wlllof the majority nnd bra personal sac I rlllee cave his country Irom being ca Into a civil strife which ctes comfort to Irelands hereditary enemies disheartens her friends alienates her allies and must result In the total destruction of I all that has been gained by I our iaoo since tho present constitutional I movement tieaan Kueono Kelly Joseph J ODonohne William In Grace John Byrne Morcan J ODrien I Joseph P DnlyJohnDOrlmniinsDr Thomas Addl Emm t Dr j Duncan Kinmat James B Coleman Miles M oltrlon Henry Mo I Aleanan K D Iarrell Eieoutlva Committee BXART SfRS 1UILLKR TJIa She Keatlr Oft That Booale ta Hr JHuabaa ITaaer Marnhal Jaeoana Note I rl Corntlla T E Miller whom Commis sioner Shields refused to bold for extradition on the charge that she received and brought here 132000 Btolon from Its customers by the London firm of J H Field Co Is being sued for tbe money by Charles J Stewart the Lon don receiver in bankruptcy and argument was begun yesterday before JudgeWallace on an application for an Injunction to prevent her from dlsnoslnc ot the money Julian T Davie who appeared for the plain tiff wanted certain safe deposit companies re strained also from parting with the money It appeared that the companies the Manhat tan Btoraca and Warehouse Company and tha American and the GarOld Kate Deposit com panies were not uartlea t the suit and tie injunction 8 to them was dissolved The argument on thl man case will bo heard next Friday John J Adam for tho defendant that the plaintiff hat no standing In court A curious Incident In the case camp to llcht the other day V Illlnm Wadbworth Miller and his son Vlllard lutes Miler of J 1 Field A Co the husband and son ot Mra Mlllfr who are de crlbed by thn plaintiff as fugitives from justice arrived on the steamer Jaliour i arrived gogne lass In October than a week after Mrs Miller They came here under t ho assumed names ot I Wilson Adam Kr and Wilson Adams Jr United States Marshal Jacobnt went to the I steamship pier with Lawyer Adams and by I aid of photocranhs Identified the father and on I is alleged that Mrs Miler then the I Marshals prisoner was allowed to meat her husband and son and transferred the S132000 to them Warrants were put In Marshal Jaco buss hands three weeks afterward for the ar rest of father and son Its truo that I saw the Millers on the pier when they came aihore aid Marshal Jaoo bus reterdar but I bad no authority or power to make an arrest except ut my own pwer personal risk and i did not think I ought to take the rlHk I It had been I case of unjus tifiable arrest I would have been liable to a suit fordamneoo I thought I mlsht have to make an airest in uehoit time and I wanted to see vvbat the Millers looked like There was only onn thing I could bavn done and that was to keel au eye on the Millers Jut there is no machinery in the United Mates Marshals office for that purpose ouch a Inspector Byrnes hns I I made I mistake it was In not giving the Inspector tblp A BBBUJfF Htll COX STOCK aaatlo White Illaeharcc nil Prlaoaar aad Den to Argue With III m Comstock and Sergeant OToole raided B Barclay street on Deo 9 and llldge Levlne the aliened proprietor of tbe place waa In the Tombs Police Court yesterday as a prisoner Ilobort McCully on whose testimony the warrantR wore Issued wore that be made maa bets on certain horses for which he got llttlo Blips of panei with the names of the horses and the odds on them Tho noxt day be cash ed In his winnings Comstock produced tally cheats on which hR said the bets made at 3 Baiclny street on Deo J were recorded fie I BUM he had seized them In tbe raid Levlne WOB then sworn nnd iald that ilnca January last h bad not been connected with tbe butl naHH at a llurclay streit I want to rrove that Mr Luvino Is not tell ins the truth said tom tod tel I think be IB telling the truth answered Justice U bile hll ihen as Lawier Hummel handed toLevlna the tally sheets 1 which omstock had bled his CIO Levlne show od that tie buts recorded on them could uot have been made oa 1ecy I y comparing tho names with a racing card giving the entries he Bbnvvod that tho names on the two ahtiela Ire entirely different Mr Comttock produced a bill Irorn a oiirar dealer to Levinu which hud boon Helped In tho raid rllr hat shows that Let tne owned the place said Comstock Levlne said that he got all hla letters at 3 Barclay strict and Justice Vultn told Com stock that he did not think be had a case Comttot said ha hud more wltnessei but thoy were not present Case ft dlhmlnted sid tba Court Com stock upbraided thn Court fur dismissing the case against L vlne I dont think you ttl right he Bald I think I am and I do not care to areueit with you eald Justice White araelt onc ell lam icoim before the Grand Jury at oncYou ran do thnt hut I nm fi ee to say that It you hnvano better evtdcimH ainni t thu men than In thla raid 1 will alto dlsvhurue them nrltlih tul Iynll I Hnr KOII GAIVKSTON Dec 12Tha publication of the fact that Gov ROBS bad written to Secretary Blalne complaining of Mr Lyall the British Consul at this place has brought out a card from Mr Lyall In which be says The publication of Oov Itonss demand for demnnr my exequatur to bo withdrawn la a violation of all nlliclal etiquette nn his part pandlnu the Cououl iiuostlon of wy removal irum the post of British I ran honestly affirm that none ot my ofll clal Utters to Uov liott respecting th Impris onment of Jamas Kelly have In any way trans gressed the bounds of courtesy nor bave In any manner eiceaded my consular duties I I am here to proteot her Majesty subject I how do BO e humbl and hir hav endeavored to I afeMlllmi naa Moamp PnlrprttIA Deo 12At tho election for onUers of the Athetlo Club of the Hohuylklll Navy tonlcht M 1 W Phillips and Hurry Mc Millan were elided President and Captain it tptotlvtly ovar Messrs Davis aad Kooap DITls ThiatterrclTd but ll vote aad DaTls IL T hMt ua U w DII f TiE LYMPH WORKS LUPUS NIJ fOKK XfKnt3tKHI1 DUPLICATE BIWLIN IIKSVL1H Rapid Dtalnrbanre or thn d 8elta 1In r ItIII d 11 Kraulle In I PhthlKl Ueqlle More Time Physicians who have been spending most of their tml at the bedsides of patients lu hospi tals In town for the past weak watching the experiments with the Koch lymph are begin ning to rpnp their rnward Not because I Is i possible yet to know whether any of the patients I tients treated Is going to bo cured Dr Jncobl raid yesterday that he did not expect scientific results sooner than in from three to six I months and it would be Improper therefore I I for a physician to attempt to describe results I I ot the use ot the lymph from day to day It would be Impossible t do so The doctors lr beginning however to get tome result from their experiments At tho Gorman HotpltuI probably tha mOlt interesting case is that at WllhtlmlnaKIeinert a charity sattant who baa botn for ytaro a suf ferer from lupus on one side of the face A visiting physician who saw tbl woman Inocu lated In describing tbe cIa to the reporter eald that It was a singular case In some re I Pete A rapid rUe In temperature Is the re I suit usually ebtervtd four or five hours after I i the Inoculation In this returns case tha I I temperature went down about two degrees i This was not remarkable though rare but I I wat noticed that the temperature did not rise te above the normal even after this negative re action The temperature had become normal yettitrday Host Important however was the result observed on the womans disease The I lupus allectlon gradually swelled nut ADele rame Urat pink and then a red as though It had been panted This was the condition ot thn patient yesterday and It IB expected thnt soon the slouching process In ttie exterior of the swelling and the formation ot crnutiles on the fkln beneath whluh Is tho llrst Indication of healing will lollow for so i far as the experiment lias gone tie cafe has behaved like tiie cases of lut u that have been reportd Irom the Gcrmun hosiiituls The BWriling already shows B 1118 of collniiHe The case of Augusta Mueller a child In tho I oerman Hospital having tuberculosis in tne bones and of Idn bcharmann Buffering from tuberculosis of tha lungs as well a llartlaub nud BardiH both with disease of the lungs were said by the house phisiclau f E ton dern yesterday to have shown a febrile reao tlon after tho hypodermic Injections In the case of on of the consumptives in the German Hospital the temperature rose as high as 105 This la tie highest temperature reported la I hospital case after Inooula Ion by the lymph The reaction had subsided sufilafently late yesterday afternoon for r Inooulatlon by Dr Jacob Altogether live patients were relnoeulated and one new olse waatieated one of phthisis I all the caae al CIM at tbo hospital the doses were Increased and In somo Instances doubled Superintendent Ludwlg said yesterday that he was overrun lth applications by consump tles Many were Irom NewYork and lmp and letters were pouring In anl Western Htates A man suffering from tubercular laryngitis entered the hospital lost evening I and Isled to b treated He will be treated The physicians at the Inoculation by Dr Jaeobl yesterday were P E Hondern W I Oath W hurth W Ledinthnl A Mullsr J Gledman E ticbottky F Erug C J Kramer and Willy Meyer Two Rpeelnl rooms have been reserved In the hospital for tbe I Koch treatment but enough applications have been received to till the hoaMtnl At St Lukea Hospital yesterday there were no new Inoculations Patients formerly treated were rolnnoulated nud reaction took place to I marked degree The oamo mliht ba all of all the patients In Mt Mnnl where the Inreaxt number of palents under tba new treatment is l oonzrecatad Them are eighteen I cases In the bospltaH Nine of the patent are suffering from pulmonary disease five eurerol pnlmouay Islae f from I tnbartutosls of bones two from tubercular glands and two from lupus There is besides I tbe case of a man who was believed to have rheumatism but not tuberculosis but who I abowia a decided reaction Indicative of tuber culosis Ore of thn treated Wllb cuiosis patlentswltb a pul I monary disease a little girl woke up and began to s ng yesterday morning thn nurse said This WHS the more surprising because the child had showed the mott violent reaction of an patient the day previous Her temper ature robe to 1026D Dr Jaeobl Injected the lymph yesterday in double the amount of the tlrst Injection In all tlm cl e In tbe hospital two milligrammes double tha amount first In jected was administered Th reaction in most of the rases Is not so rreat as In other 11 hospitals In the pulmonary cases Dr Newton Heinemann tbe visiting plr lola said there In considerable fever nnd sometimes It la a question whether this symptom Is produced by nervousness or the lymph On lupus a has Improved very much the characteristic swell healing In ir redness process and Itching accompanying the In one of the pulmonary oases the tempera ture dropped to U7 and this was sureeeded by fover and a return to the normal condition Of the new patients inoculated yesterday one was I sea Captain and another a private patient a merchant In I New Jersey town At tho Hospital for thn Hupturcid and Crip pled no Inoculations were made yesterday I wax noticed by a phyaklan In another hospital to whom this news cane that no Inoculations had been made on Thursday and inquiry dis closed thn fact that the hospital bad suffered the loss of most of HH lymph br an unfortunate accident On Wednesday while a physician was taklnc up lymph in a syringe from the tiny bottle the bottle tipped over and twothird of the contenis was entiled on thn floor The hospital will oon havo another supply of lymph Th four patients Inoculated on Tuesday and Wednesday are paid to be doing well but slight reaction having been produced In any of the cases Dr Allan Mo lane Hamilton who Inoculated the patients In Inlenlsln th hospital went to Washington loxt evening The New York Foundling Asylum Sixty ninth street and Iexlnuton avenue was added yostrrdnv to thn list ot Institutions where the lymph la used The onsa wns that of a llttlo patient of Ir Reid and the form of tuh Itlo I losis from which tb child cnffeied was tuber cular meningitis Tb patient was resting aslr last evening restn Actor Huuh FRY of Barry and Fay thn well known Irish comedians hal been fulling in health for a year and his lungs became serl l ously affected last Mar by I s 8rl cold On the recommendation of his physician Dr Al exander Htrong Fay has di tiled to null tho stag for n time to put himself In obarce of Dr Klnnlcntt of Ht Luke8 and go through a course of treatment IIM will enter the hospi tal on Monday next His case will be olnssi d for experiment with the who IIerlmnt wih te patients ate try ing by means of the lymph to determine thu nature nf their malndleq I At the Polyrllnlo HoHoltnl 210 Fast Thirty fourth street a room will be soon eat apart for treating patients TUB LTMflt IJV PlrLADILlnr A Bapplr XecHTed hr the 1T tv r ltr r PnirnjELrau Dec 12A supply of Prof Koohb lymph was rerelvtd today by the Unl vernlly of Pennsylvania Commission to whom I tbe Investigation of Kochs method bui bon rtferrtd by the University medic I staff con sisting of Dr William Pepper Provost of tho institution Dr James Tyson Dr J William White DrJohn Muastr andDr JohnGulterau Powerful as this actnoy Is supposed to bt In Its I treatment of tuberculosis that received to day was contained In I small glass tube of thn capacity of n sherry class and the tube Italf was not half tilled The lymph is In ucnutly cnncentiated form bnWBVoi as can be fully uudaistood when It IH known that onn drop miiHt bo diluted Illo drops of water holoio iiBlni and the mmntlfv now In ponteaMou of I tha Unlve Mty Commission is sufficient to treat lift ween fOU und 1000 patients Thn Commission will ttelect ca es of medical and Mirgloul tuberculous disease suitable for this mode of treatment All cabes selected will be admitted to tho Uni versity hospital and tha treatment will be conducted under the closo personal iiupor vision of the entlro Commission Critical sd on t llh fitudy will bo made of each rani Incliid inn ihorouui hactorloloelcal Inveuilcitlon iilOii thu secretions the blood d charges from ivonnda Ac HI every Btac of thn Iron ment I hee Invrxtlgatlons will bo conducted In tho bioterlolORlcnl laboratory nf the 1nl varsity of Pennsylvania with tbu aslalunco of experts Bulletlnx ol proKrfss will tin Issued from time to time and a full tolontlllo report of results obtained will bt published at the close of tht Investigation Nolle Extraordinary Special sale Today only suits or coats and vests formerly Bold at 35 130 28 25 24 your choice for theno two daiH nt 18 They consist of Clay A Si linnblo woisi da llmd rs field cheviots cut single or dauble breneted alto 8button cutaways all at tbe uniform rloeoftli95 EnglUh HtbtrdMhtry Cow frtatxl itnr FHrUttas at a taanty a at tatay rdotiotaau AUatwtit u4ir WENT DUITV mill IUK liOAT Two Titlimn of tha Hjriterlatin HlnUlnB ef the Tun Hoot U Vnmlorcook The powerful tun boat M Vnndorcoolc 00 feet long sank about 2 oclock yesterday tnoinlne at llloktrs dry dock on tho south slilo of tho Gap uoar Washington street Jersey City Steward James l rrell anil Pecond Fireman George Brown who wore asleep In their bunks were drownoil Tho boat which Is owned by the McWIlllama Brothers of Jersay City bad boon on tho dock for two weeks catting an overhauling Bliowns put In commission on Thursday Capt Hush Martin found that her Bteerlnu apparatus was not In proper order and ha took her back to the dock on Thursday nltht and laid up alongside f o that fhe nilcht bo taken up lu tho mornlnu nnd repairs made apt Martin and Steward larrell went Bhora tba former to employ n mate and di ck band and tha latter to buy a Ktock of pro visions llreman Daniel KlnNolla also went ashore to spend the night with some frltndt leaving Ils assistant Brown In charge of the boat Tht Captain and steward returntd about It oclock und all hands went to bed About 2 oclock Cupt Martin was awakened by tbe noise of rushing water and got out of lilt berth Ho BloiipaJ Into Icy watur whluh covered his cabin floor He raMd an outcry In tbe hopeof uwakenlnK the other two men but they probably did not hoar him aa they were Kleoplne near the stern Iven If thoy had beard blm they could uot have saved thorn selves aa the stern was so far Mibmcrged that they could not have forced open the door of their apartment against tbe heavy pressure of water Clad duly lu hi uhlrt nhd drawers Capt Martin groped around until be found one of tho lines by which tbs boat was made fast and worked lilt wav band over hand to the dock Almost before he reached it the boat cavn a lurch and settled dowu in fifteen lett ol water A diver sent by thoMerrltt Wracking Com pany discovered the bodies of tbe drowned m lu the afternoon nnd got them out rrfll came from Ithode Island but had been ardlnc In Jersey City Brown lived In mtgomory street Jersey City Neither was married The Yaudercook is eight years old and has been plying between hew iork and points on 1onK Inland hound Tba cause of the accident cannot be dlt covered until the boat I raised and put In tbe dock It was aiiugvsted that the Boa cook tnlcht have been left open but i Iranian Klusalla says It was not UVKDSltltlt BLANCUABD HANGED U TTam American Trmmp ITh Killed HI Caaodlau Frleid l DroBkc Brmwl BREBnnoorE Quebec Deo 12 William Wal lace fllanchard was banged her this morning for tho murder of Charles A Calkins on Nov IB 1889 The execution was performed by Badcliffe who banged Blrcboll and tbe pro ceedings were without an untoward incident High mass waa celebrated at 7 A M In the corridor on which the prisoners cell opened Ulanchard took part with much fervor and expressed himself as penitent and prepared to die He was glad he said that his sentence had not been commuted as death had no terror tor him At oclock Dlanchard walked firmly to the KOaffold He knelt down beside the kneeling priests and was absolved Then he rose and turnlne to the crowd bade them fartvvell in twentyfour minutes from the time tha drou fell Ulanohard was pronounced dtad Tha weight was tha oua used at Blrchall s exeou 1 he crime for which Blanch ard was executed was committed at Ayers Flats Ha wns a ptracger and admitted that he was an Ameri can tramp He became ao lualnted with Jal klns and the tvvo were together continually One evening thev were carousing alone in Unl it in ss house Whs i Mrs Calkins returned from a neighbors she found her husband dead At the trial it came out that tho mmder was merely the outcome ot a drunken brawl The feeling here U that tba execution of Ulanchard woe Inadvisable aa tha crime was not premedi tated SEW aCBEtIB OF OKKEM GOODS KJOf Tha Poit One ttffmrtmtmt Get OB t It d Arrait O or Then WASHINGTON Dec 12 Th graon goods swindlers who hav for years been operating from In and about New York city have re cently devised a new scheme which is repre senting themselves as belonging to some syn dicate or mining company and arranging with a fourthclass Postmaster on some star route away from the regular lines of travel to for ward their moil to them an they may direct This results In tho gretn gooda men directing the victim to address his communications to them at the small Post Office Tho Postmaster sometimes knowing that ha Is doing wrong and at other tlnus being deceived forwards the creen gooda letters or holds them until a courier from New York comes after them A short time ago the Postmaster at Alber Mich WHS approached by the croen gooda men who offered blm n eood weekly salary to cooperate with them Tha Postmaster reported this to tho Post drille Department Mr Itnthbone the chief Inspector immediately instructed the Postmaster to accent the employment which ba did Tho result Is that inspectors Jacobs and Usher have Just arrested a New York green goods man with live hundred rreen coods Tett rn which he had just taken from the Alber office This arrest it considered a very Important ont I11E CLBMENCEAU CASK IN tOSTOlf The AlderntB to HUT Private Tlaw of th riHjr to Judgment OB It DoaTox Dec 12 The City Fathers of Boston will have a private view of the notorious Clamancoau Case tomorrow with a view of reconsidering their objections to that play which was frozen out of th Park Theatre at tho opening of the season after a run nf two days Of course tbe tlgbts which shocked Bostons propriety I cfore will be modestly con cealed by drapery MBH May Mlk a who Is to take the part of ta nex t week It Is said Is a Woman of rnre physical attractions As to her costumingnalta m tha studio seen next week she will wear the muchialkedof Jersey cos tume wh oh will however be handsomely and appropriately draped Burglar IB Whll Avroai OHIOAOO Deo 12 Burglars bave been hav ing every thing their own way In Cbloago for thu past month Last eight two of them entered JohnBrugers mtloon on Adams stieot turned on the lights put on white aprons and began tending bar They bad not been long at work bnloro the nlcht watchman appeared tor a drink He bad a glass of wblskty and when be started away without paying for It as had boon his custom tha thieves demanded tin cents 1 he money was reluctantly paid Then the watchman called a policeman ana both drank liquor for which they paid tiO cents UliU mornlni Haloonkeej or Jlrucer besides Und i Inu himself out nf pocket to tbo extent of 70 was served vvllh a warrant for kneplne bis saloon open niter mlduluut Uhe thlevet nave not been caught Uardar r United Htatea MBrohBl ROLIA Ma Deo 12Deputy United States Marshal It M Itoper ban been murdired In Texaa county Mo Last Thursday Roper left Holla for u point forty miles noutli to anest Il licit dlKtlllors He was to be tone tvvo dayp Yesterday a oy rode Into Holla and an nouncod thnt Itopara do id body hod been found In n lumbar camp with the head i ut off Uli hcud was soverod cloBulv from tha body as though dona vviih u binad ae 1 he urouml around the place where Ihe body was found gvi evidence of a severe strtiKKle That part of the Htalo hat bittoma noted aa the home of the Iluld Knobbara and the resort nf thn woist clnsA of desperadoes Deputy United htntim Muishal Tricy confirms tha news He eald It ha 1 not been mado public on aciountot ilnd Hin to make untill hunt for tbo inunleiurH A inim nan oJ Iunu a moon Blilnar hnit r i en nriested A poto lu la march of tbe murderers More World fair Offlclnli CiiirAoo Dec 12 Three appointments wtrt announced by DirectorGeneral Duvis tonight at a meeting of the local directory of tbe WorldH Ialr M P Handy chief of the De partment of Publicity and Promotion tha lion I Huilmnan of Iowa as chief of tha the Department of Arrlculiuro and Joseph 111 rut of rlorlda as ecrcUry of Installation All tluen iioinlnatl na vven onllrinad by the Jloaid of Dlrxctorn oud the la tor body vv ill pay the salaries of tho three iirpolntoen amount ing It lu understood to 15000 a year each HARRY MARSHALLS STORY HIS DisArtKARAKCK AND avrroatM MVRDKll IXIlAZXKm He Itetnrn to bnltnt lor tht Tint Tlst Mice He JUIaapftrared VI h Yonasj JBaTlS Who V Arcmrd of HI BILKM N I Dec 12Henry W the younc Nashua fatra hand who figured Ml the victim of n mysterious murdtr CM tact September appeared ID tha fitth today far tho Drat ttmn since then Bit rival tm lore Harry Davis was accused of mnrdtrlng stats shall and wa lu jnll several days until ft Ufc ter from the mlnelne lad proved oonclnslTaJjJ that ha wns alive The case hud mftny sna vicious features which war explained by Marshall today After telling ftbont tha nut cliaso of the revolvers on the night they dlsajivt poured Marshall snldt Then we started for home Davis Ukiac my revolver and putting It in hi poeket Ha loaded his own and began firing It We hft4 not con very far when we saw a irirl sitttnji In H window The ourlaln was up and In tha lamplight the Interior ot tha home was plainly seen The girl bearing ut ap protoh turned her face toward oa and without a particle ot heiltatlon Davis raised hla revolver and fired It was such a short distance that I wns almost nartaln ih bullet had hit tho girl and so was Davis or ha started to run and without thought ot tho consoquencAS 1 followed him When we had gone fully an lghth of a mil we stopped and DavUeatd I gutss we are In for It I think I shot th glrL I said it was a cowardly act and I would expose him to th police Ee said tie cues ed 1 would not as he waa going away and then he put tho muzzle of his revolver acalust tar bead and told me to give him all the money I had left I felt that tie meant business and BO I compiled When my money was In his pocket h al lowed me to go on keeping m covered with tba weapon until we discovered the presence of a man on the rood just behind us I called for help once thinking to attract his attention Davis who IB naturally a coward knew ha could not lire at me with safety tern and thinking that perhaps he had bit the girl at whom he had fired and that he was being chased by aa officer he gnld If I give you back your jnonov will jpu keep quiet1 I said In repl that If lie did nut give me back tho money I would call for help lie then car me the cash anil ihlnkine that I would leave him I walked rnpldlr ahead for a short distance and jumped over a storm wnll Into a pasture An I did so luv Is fired ntmo three time and one of tha bullets eamo so near that I beard it whlzcliut by uiy houd As 1 rim 1 began to get very frightened I thought K Davis had killed any one they might arrest me and put me In jail HO I concluded I would noi ha tukon prisoner I walked as fnst as 1 could en through the woods In tha di rection of tho arm house where I lived It was my intention logo to my room and vet the rest of HIT money but while I was hiding In tha woodshed I hoard voices and thought they must come fiom the police In reality as I nave learned two of the farm hands bad been out late ami w re just going bom Their en trance at tbo baok door was tha cause ot my ulnrm Without stopping to get moner or clothe I ran twk Into the woods and there spent tha nlulit Ii nai cold find cbeprlest but I did not think about that In the realization of my sup pose I condition I wai a fugitive from tha law and thouch innocent I derived no com fort from tbo knowlcdue that I was not guilty All nlilit I walked and toward morning i cached Tyngahore where I penned a few linos to my brother find took tb first train for Lowell where I disguised myself and beoarod work hern under an assumed name Marshall denies that he and Davis wer rivals for tho band nf Lmo MarahalL Be says that Ellle roposQd marriage to him but ha way willing to be only a brother to ner Davis and Miss Marshall are to b married oa Christmas Day CUUOKS IDENTIFIED One of the Men Whe Cot from tlie ZSlh Ward Bank Be ecta d The three crooks William H Link Harry Cunningham alias John Comlskey alias Little John and John Illley who were ar rested at tha bridge entrance in Brooklyn on Wednesday by Dtteotlvt Stratant Reynolds on suspicion of having been encaged In working tho flimflam or cbnngn racket have apparently been pretty tightly cornered Link has b n identified positively as one of th sneaks wh allpoed ofT with tjOUO from tha Twinty Blxth Ward Bank on the morning at Nav 19 and on Monday morning when he is to be arraigned before Police Justice Walsh he will be confronted with a charge of grand I larceny Instead of that of vagrancynpon which be was held for examination The bank au thorities am positive that no mistake has be en made in tba Identification and the detaotlvaa who bavo been at work on the case btllevetnat Link la one of thn men they have beta so anx iously looking for of lots Tba record of tha if prisoner It acalnst him He hoa Barred one term for forcery to rob his till by playing tha flimflam game oa ov 25 anil Illley baa bean Identified by Mra Jasper Twkencradt of 7 East Thirtyfourth htrett as one of two men who iwlndled her oni of more than CO a few days aco by the Chang trick Tbe Brooklyn police expect other com plainants to appear before tha arraignment oX the trio on Monday fIRB Of A DISKBCIDiO JfOOl JL 8lad Bt CtaBrotle Kada cr th Imdl B Medical ColleKCJ INDIANAFOUS Deo 12 A fire that brokeotu In the Indiana Medical College arly this mrm ing cave tha firemen a peculiar experience A youni man hatltss and coatleas and with faea blackened with emoUe mat the first company at tha entrance and tailed out Up In th dlHBoctlnc room I On the uppermost floor tho flrm n found a bin room with the floor covered with sawdust I bnwl tablna on nhlcu were stratcbad bnmasi forms mrn nnd women young and oldi soma A with forms as perfect as death had left them some carved until llttla but the skeletons re mained A dense smoke waa Issuing from the floor The I odles which had rested directly over tha lire and wete already affected by the heatwera hastily thrown aside and after a ntnbbons light tba building WUH saved A student had cuu i tbe Hra by throwing a lighted olgartUa on tht floor Tha Weather Tin low preMiire area wblck prevallad ta ffea lajaa Milon on Tbunaajr d v Iom4 lot a Htrm af araal tntrry It moved rapldlj eaitwarA aad waa aaahrat yesterday off tb eoait of Ifaaiacbtuetta aeaanpaaJajl by ncribweterly f alas on Iba Atlaatloeaaat fr a Jraff land to Hatter Tba talei attended lalaal ta Ik aVea Tba oolil ave la Iba horlkweet tnovad vttli re markable rapidity until In all Iba ttatee aaaiafth Mlnlitlj pi Klvtr th leiuprtnr f U 30 ormora Tk fll wai niort decld il la tba laka rtilon Kaw Tavk and Ladam Tb ia loaden cbaagti wara eacaaA by a klgh laroratter ar a of grrat ntaniiuta wklak BioieU lu froui UK llrimt Nortbwtit and waa ea tral at Omalia Fair wcatbar cantluafi la all aaotUu lattrruatad only by o ouloaal UrUI WWW a otDa la Ilia upptr laka rtloo Tb tiljbeit UtTernmiDt tamparatva In IbU city was He arerana bumlillly tJ par c nt wind blfk Bono irciltrlr rn klnif a mailioum of 44 mllei Todty will ba fair and coldari tiinlay fair acd varmtr The tlictmomittr at r rrya jbarnaoy la Tin n y record tha temp r tur M rollowai BA M 4J 41 U U A It 41Htl tif U 4 A U 4I IJM 47 HI U Hld AvartiaonDco 12 lts 4tll iiGhiLorritK roarcir TIII ft p a riivr For Italoa Nrw llampiblra arroout UaitaohoactU Rboite Ulanl Cuuntcticul and rmurn Vu lurt tut fru Ienntjlrjnla and ifio Jtntii older Calr tfalArr lor 111 Ilitrlct ot Co umbU Pdiwara tlaryland Virginia North Caroln ainl Coutb Carollaa eald K fair nlur nortbttlr tJd tar waitara haw York an4 w ii rn feaaiylraala taatrally fair waatbtn eliajlor mar tba l k i era UsititiMwtttka wxtirly wUiij wwmir laasay

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vi s j f jj j j v wlMA WWVvfl Jffs Jpfa 1 I THE 8OK SATURDAY DECEMBER 18901 I 1 I T S FOOTBALL IN THE GARDEN i 7AZ nraoB rAX W11 rA e C1Uln go XXAIT west 4 atK 1 RIIIIr Wa Tker kt 1a tc ud Otkerr vriteWre MleBhMt 1 U I Wotcke t r Xrerrkeiy r e r Ne HUtea sIl rtlU at L I ereTwntQ r j 1 ter Mil aa Two Mile Bleyel Xatee S Twentyflve hundred per on were in the S amphitheatre of Madison Bquar Garden lat S nlebt to witness the second section of mid 1 Winter athletlo earnlval sport ltn under tht Auspices of the Btaten Island Athletlo Club I There wa a marked Imcrorement in the man ement and the football and lacrosse exhibi enjoyable tion made the evening enlorable tonl 1 Football II I the iamb for the masses and there want a dull moment from the time Tale senior team lined up against Btaggs athlctla young Christians from Spring field Many cersoni supposed that S Y the bin wonld be represented br the doughty warriors who defeated Princeton S 10 summarily Eastern Park but a survey of i th team showed that McClung Harvey S Rhoades Stanley Morrison and other heroes of Princetons Waterloo wore missing I II I tri the stalwart Heffelflnger loomed up a tower of strength In himself and Josh Hart well horn of his mngnlllcent nuburn whisk ers WM a bin UBual place ready to S S battle for the emblem of his college Btagg a I Dnndlqof muscle and I gritty I player as ever dofTed it xweater ban cood material In the God fenrlni band he has gathered together and S S tale had no slnoouro nnd bud to tight over inili nf the ground before abe won by a score p of 16 to 10 J Thr 11 lu l nn lntr tlnft tr1 tn I In OB S neetlou with the football en1 of thU carnival A prominent olllclal of the Manhattan Athletic I S S Club U I authority fi ir the statement thut noue of tbe football slncmrt i it consent to come to Now York to play unless each man was guaranteed l n gold watch whether his team won or loot t The management hud advertised several con tests between prominent football teams and S the Inevitable they wttro compelled to accept oomppld I aucl wtr 10 every mun participating In fonttall S and memBer I dnrliu the tw night will re ceive a iold watch Iblfl will make a hole r tu fotnebrdyV trenstiry I There i a gonil Deal t of advrrsa crltloUii about the manacoment i advertising a nicotine between Owona tho cUkmplon lMyard runner nnd hie rlud t a i 7 i LntlierCnrey mid rim i match between the LII I h two flyers Downs and llemmcton This wan unanthoiiyed an b itb Own and Downs lele 4 giaohod that they had couented to run and S that noboily watnuthoriZfU tu mule engagements SS 1 ments for them I tA 1 This IH i promising somethlnc you cant give Wll b a elllHnce The lnoro 9B mUlch showed the superiority of tbe Staten Ixlands over the Manhnttnns but number 01 f Cenadlans the there are a Cnaals on former team and the pro es of our friends across the border Ibis itamn Is conceded There 1er very low track oen11 la t night c k tho seventyvan run jnurtormllo ran and 1 S onemile walk alone being decided The pnbltn were anxious to nee tho final of the 1 twomlla blcyule race nod blamed soundly when S 1 it was announeed that the final In that event had been postponed until 4 oclock this after noon At first It woe tlm Intention to defer the finals in tbe seventyyard S I and quartermile runs also but the JI S gallery got on Its eir and gave vent to Its feel fal in unnieitRured terms The powers that be S peedllv relented Jf I k r sports Thu following Ie I a summary of the night nxnpitt Q 1 Tho earn bun with Yale holdlnc the hall but th leathor waa pIU tranarorrod to atari man for or j Sc rnnho PlaY SIr valiant ctirtitlana bucked th t emiiro throa tluiot fur lain of 1 4 and 9 yards re i 1 ei eitltoly and slier lomo brilliant playlnr th Yale S t mon waro toxod Iwtor tho men from fcprlnf I Hold J llko f t dial beoro the wind Then wire too many antotltutoa I r n tho blue and Ilia men from New Haven HP to thIs S point I dlip ayod more of tho brilliant playing tOt t f f i marked their work at Eaitorn rats lai l nually 10 cnrotl the dall on down and I Morrison puttied up I lbs 014 after a failure to iraln ground It was Ktafff ball cii a fair catob The uext rally was a corker the I k Chrtulano by grand centre work alnlnc thrr yardi lil lack carried the tml for a j5ts of tliree yarda for the Uirlittana and U waa Vale e hall on down Ileflel i f Bon r by fraud play made tail yard and Adamo ao r advanood Ifr ten yarda more At IbIs juncture his i 1 IHbta In the bu chandelier wont out Yale conunned to buek tho contra with onceeva and jrradn Iadn ally worked the leather spheroId up to within a foot ot Is line The 8prliaflold mon hare obtained I poaaeulon of the kalt on downa and although they worked like beaver thor woe unable t mate any lain and the f ball paoelnc I t Vale In turn on doves lleBel c hazer and cle broad ahondere4 contrerea carried I S Itorer the ln and aeoma a touch down See Harrison made the touch down and tAUIIame kicked the oal 1 aeadlat the ball hnrtllnir Into Ihe box on the seoond gallery When play was resumed Spring 1 tlolA I Dad tno irr and Htan signalling l I to ltrl ilia k r agile tbrt tlan half bat Optd around the rigid end for tire yards gain Yale ollb bal on 0 I side plar 4 end Funk byprtlyilodinL made aialnut five yards Time was then called for the Cm halfV S 2 The aprlnirdold young men who I they can pray ao fenently a they can plea began play by bucking 4 5 S Tale I o centre ana made two gain fur five and three r yard respectively Huig tried for a run around the 45 end but the Held was narrow and be was downed De 41 fore he could make any rain 1b was Yales I ball I on I 1 0 downs and Williams made gains of throe and ttve 1 r i reaoMtlvely The play was brisk enough to l e antbodr bumps appearing on many Cheeks SOd S f oreizoada while not a few trace ot blood were visible t 1 her and there Yale got possession nf tho hall ou downs and botfolanrer aided by i is tr Morrison tried to work the Christian centre S f they wore successful fur for yards and thee s 1 It scrimmage ot the llvalteot kind followed In the mtl e S i lUffeinngerloit control of the ball which bounded to S onsetS Nalimlth the OhrlotUa centre picked the ball up on the bound and having a clear Bold scored a t i touch down for the Y X OA Tko goal proved an M Im I i easy prey for Stage a nnmlngfooL and the ball eaSed between the posts Tnls made the score a Ua atd 1 potato eaeh Tale wont In for tha load again and a 1 j good run by Twombly followed by brisk centre work earned the hall to within four yards of Hprlngflald 5 01 AU the energies of Yale were toacoatratea Into 1 the effort of rrn the ball over the line t p Everybody conceded another tooth down t Tale hut i In scrimmage somebody fumbled and 8eert of j 4 r the i hrlstlans clutched the ball to his brent amt nim bly threading Ms way thrown haltdo Nate Then ttJ t z the entire length of the told and soured 0 4 a touch down Flu missed the goal although It f i was an easy one leaving tbe score 10 to n in favor of the Chriatlana May l wao rreumed on Taleo ittyard t t line H lol punted nearly the entire t length of the ampltheatre and the Christians had the ball Wl 1 r llama made a fumble bnt managed to go around the tart f S end tor a moderate gain Vigorous otntro play brought

11 1 the ina almost te Hprlnnelds line aitd by aheerb ec tneVno oarrlsd the hall over the Una for n rOut town Y Bon Morrison holding the leather I Morrison tried for 0 goal and mlsssd by a trifle and the score wag tied at in I tOtuu awn It was Yates ball though only live yards f from the lint as the spheroid hounded teak raG ss crosa bar and It only took a minute for lion Morrison to I oooro another toncn down Tbe same player kicked p goal and IR blue was In the ascendant leaving lbs J ecore into in In favoret Yale Time was called lathe L laMdlootarally f a Jav JV ttl ru trrtiKifirU jf Rartwoll Left end Oarianit f funk lert tackle Barton r lloneBjiger Irftgoard Onrhrit S lewis Ientre nalsntrth ii Aaune Rigtit irnard Smitu ii t FtT 1 Hljht tackle Sml j 1 Wright Hlslit end Black TwornMy Quarter nook Keller Y r f WllUam Lori half hark Bait I 1 Mouuitook Bight baIt baok Besray t i S Morrison Xull back Blair i S Umpire Trsosy Herri Frl olo1 Capire 1 I Alexlioaat frlncotou I i JeorelU M 10 la favorer Yale t urns r Tile whlterfihlrtod Xanhattada ware slight as a loam 111 q I omparsd o lib the blsoi orssyed Item from the dtaten 4 hAnd Athlotlo Club They beian play with a lint but to anyone who has ascii any t ibo oliamplon Cauadlaii teams play the game last nlgbtn irnleit was time It I j r t waaoiioededbt anybody tiu eri nt stIlt itt I UN 1 lbatmtt craok rooelyni with Capt lannery It et their bsae would bay 11 bfl41l lr S hs lights were citCCt3 brIght enoujh te 411 nt rapid paln hU the teams rre so Tll Matched that the spectators were amused by the un t tisoal rl tAI It wan a modtucattna ut foolbail I lr as tar ia rouihoess was concerned t e tea minutes piai Siring which thetoall was tr sel about In lively bull I St k ion aud there were numerous piu la the t dirt e v i VuferthrewaRoalforllie b ateu islands I bTg second 4 V11k j which went to the titaion Ulan Is was thrown liT i w I King at the expiration of Mi minutes spirited I i may This left the score 1 tn 0 In lavor nf the nun from 1 T S the Island The third goal wee short and ewret I J n Metiara made a pretty throw from ibo oentroottlio S f field and Horatio Tboriiaon the unlrolil f keeper dauled by the tight failed to see the lull until c ft hat leased between the ftan The tbII1 r 1 tained the Out goal rive rotauuo laior on an accurate Mas hr Horace Thomson Ariheend of Hie 1 time limit I t j ibe Hialop Islaadswere adjuilveit I the winners 1 by three 1 t goals to one Dave Brown and Jeck Uoflaia excelled lo dodging sag pasainctor the I State liland I II1 JunAallati A e IfHilan flolrt IKarH A oRo Barlo Oosl teenr 11 r 0 Vuorton BaitsOssiteaperii I llntthews I 1 J J K Ilacktoinl U C Miller I U 7 lol1 CeimSltover 1nlnt Pavlcl Broivii l hit n CaaauvatiereneOelaWi lust oi W T llavls tMftiiceIIiilW U Weliar 1 A A HerJIner Detencelleia t O enter J N Xareon Centrerteid A l RHehey It 3etila Fereia Attack field II U MOMS Jr f Jos DoASkianeva Attack fleld t r Not lain S Horace I TImIAlal BeM John Curry I 1 J Stanley Haucs untsUeboae W 8 King liatoulm Tkoia sonBsldo 10ma llattbowa O I BsferooK Merrltt H L A gro UnplresJ Haird el it i Teroato and W r Burble I Bronklxo lal4 tcore Kndof second half a tot in favor of States 1 Island Die Cams will te contInued this evonlnx SIU 55 f1 due twinS 1 tUe Uailled space but eight otto yuyoa a a 4TBUVICS L hevstyyar4 Handicap Itnn Pint beat wen ty X W lice Berkeley A i 0 ti teeth time 740 seennds lecond heat won by W II llsaton Star A O 117 teetH f lluie 7 US 00 s Third bent won ty J 0 17 Fisher tW y A C is feet mo T eS soconHs yourta teat a daaol boat between O UMalloy Acorn UMaly A A ru teLl end i Spelmaiu f U II tut time 1tndo birth teat wen S by N 1 fleming J T A u to teetH Urns 1 Si eroMOU lab beat a iteM beat between I Kemlis 1 1 ion I A O IS I test and 0 I Amwske X 0 I N Id S j fen time 7 Lb seconds loventh heat won by K U l Itellly Acer A A U teetH th7 40 second fiec i enil trials Mrsl heat won by Allen la7K I seconds 4 lleaton second Second heat woe t y wa hiT PS J Mcoiidsi JtsmlnctOD I seeotid Find heat won by t lleeton Allen eccond and Amwake 4oln 1 5b J a Seconds rourbDnaro end fortyyard Handicap Sin first S Iiei won by r r Burns Star A V uu yarns o T vrooit rail Hirer flit yurdii t ecpdl b hens Rich l nund Co X A tib yar ISL tblrJu A V Scout lied Kenk A 0 Cl i rsris fourth r 4 a Howard A A Si C 5 israel atb C UIe a XpTs ardsuliti KO end heat won by J T Norto MU r 7 C yall Ji I nl 1 X O tiC yardax iesoW5i l aOoTteil NjiAO y TarSal Ill i I W1U4W i A 0 Kjai yards fourth L Vaa 6le t Jr 0 J A 0 t ysrdsi tl VUae 7 W o e ej n kiss WN kf rr 1 I KorflsTaaCleefiocond aal Crt third TMe i I Onemile HanSIf WattWon by J nuBBoreon New York city Moeeonds w Brnnhnbor Oreecpoial T v socondsx dl and Lloyd collie N Y X O IS ieeends third Titus of winner 7 minutes M seconds Wholesale dleoiialtueellons insrkod this race aeuutugItthJump ItanilirapF II fchaofon N J XC ce 11 Jump llsrrlck Mew York city Itmnehes tied at 1 feel lulnchea and Schaefer won the Less for nrtt pitieS A Mckereon Kow York A 0 Ucratch wee third 1 5 feet immense A special matln will le Ion this after noon commencing at 4 oclock The postponed twomile SafetY oicycle race will bo contested twoml vl and football game will lie played under Hug Snd Union rules between Urlilsn and Canadian tearns The players aro said to be expert nt the English I yle In tbe stoning there will bo football game between the Unherslty of Pennsylvania rind Kutcera College and lrlnceton Colleiro and the Man CJelo batten A 0 team In the latter gamo Cart Ioefl men will meet old friends for the cherry diamond players are nearly all old Princeton players hern will also bo n third half r oi the Btaten InlandItrinlinttnn UcroMo game This sport In generally lonteited In two halves bnt in rush an emergency a slight stretch of the rules may be excusable JTBTf YORK J7TT5 ASTIR Pre eetBst to Follow lasSo la rc A the Rnealan Uecreee One effect of the big meeting held in London the other day to protest against the harsh laws which the Russian Government propose to force against its Jewish Inhabitants has teen to arouse a very strong sentiment among the Jewl of this oily that they ought to do something In tbe same direction Today in many ot tho synagogues addresses will b made by the rabbis end prominent lay mem bers upon this subject In the orthodox camp Chief Rabbi Joseph will deliver a special a ddress at the Belli Ilumodrasch Ilngodel in Norfolk street and Coroner Levy will ap pear before the congregations of the W drldge street Christie ttrcot and the Pike street synagogues The purpose or al theao addresses is to pave the way for a mass mooting hlmllar to the one held In Lon don The fact that many speakers at the lat ter meeting were itmoig the most Prominent citizens of England irrenpecthe of religion leads l the Jews Interested In the New york movement to believe that they will secure the UlOtal l buiklng at least of prominent non pwlnh Americans The addresses ot Coroner 1017 and Chief llabbl IiiKOiih todny will be In the Interest of tho Hebrew Sheltering house ntliln Madison street This home was estab lished to shelter Hebrew Immigrants when tht HI alan edicts were first promulgated Thorn U t not the slightest question In the minds nf loading Jews that I the llusaian laws are enforced the Immigration to this country will bo hugely Increased On former occasions wberl there was a large emigration from Rue MH In coneu neo st persecution there the Hebrew soctetKa of IatK London and Ber lin look clinree of tho wimderers and settled them In various parts of the world A large majority of them howovor TV ere sent to this count yand so far M possible they wore fettled upon farms In tha West Tho Jewish colonies at Alliance and arinel New Joe were founded In this way and so were a number of colonies In the far Western Territories Only a few of theie colonies have proved successful and even these bad to be supported for a con siderable time I Is not likely therefore that many mure experiments In this direction will directon wi be attempted Ono of tho romlneut l member of the tniuiy Hebrew societies of New York bald yesterday We do not desire there Immigrants and would If it were possible prevent their com ing hero We do not think there In any place for them here Most of them arts poor and very Ignorant and would be ut a grout dUad vantago They have leon 11 vine under Gov ernment which ha constantly repressed hem ana the result Is they have not tho falnte Idea of our Government nnd its liberal laws I would take them a year or two to become accustomed to the ways of the country The largo cities are already overcrowded with per sons of this class and luraa additions would only mean Increased poverty and suffering W e do not dare to send these people Into a newly settled country because they would not be able to support themoelvet J large num bers como here tbe wealthy Jews will un doubtedly bo compelled to provide for their subsistence These are the objections that un real to the mind of every inullleenr Jew On tho other bald homes must he urovlded for these persecuted wanderer somewhere and If they do come hero as undoubtedly many of them will provision will have to bo mao for their support For many months the Hebrew Sheltering House has been giving food and shelter to aa many as one hundred Immigrants day These nave been in the country some time but have an yet been unable to find any way of earning their living Hteoa wU probably be taken within the next week to provide for a mass meeting Ono of the proposed acts of this meeting is tim sending to the President of a re requesting him In the name ot the Jews ot America to enter a protest with the tuHslan Government against tbe enforcement of the new laws ChanukkHb the festival of light was ob served at the Temple betliEI last evening by an elaborate musical programme and an ad dress by Itabbi projamm countries except cept llusBlii he said the Jews had proved that they I wero the equals of the highest races of thu age But In Russia they had been tub jeetea to the greatest hardships at the hands of despotism The Ooveinment proposed to expel one or two millions of Jews In order to drive them to moral and physical despair shame and ruin IIy successive violence and oppression tbe Jews have teen morally and mentally weak ened and tbo best they can do Is to submit In cowardly resignation The Jews of Russia are worse oft than criminals and outlaws but are better than their oppressors for 1 that They are not as sordid as tbe Uussian native not so corrupt us tho Hussion officer not so wicked us the Russian distiller or tavern keeper The speaker urged the American people thu press and the pulpit to rise and denounce the Hue lal bear in the Tcmnlo Israel at 125th street and Fifth avenue the Itev Maurice IJ Harris raid last night that for 210 years the history of Ibo IluI lan Jews bd rnr story of systematic oppression denial of human rights Alex ander tbo Second tfle good Czar excepted artisans from the operation of the artsans severe antiSemitic laws but the I Russian officials of todny evad ed this humane provision and seemed intent upon exterminating the Jews In the empire The barbarous conduct ot thn Russian Government bad aroused a storm ot protests from the entire civilized world In Knsland prelates of tho Anglican and lloman churches ministers of every Christian denomi nation soldiers artIsts musicians and authors had united In an appeal to the Czar for mercy toward his Jewish subjects Official aa tlon on tbe part of the United Htatos was ham pered by the denial of Husnla that 1 any new hardships had been Imposed upon the Jnwu PECK MARTI CO FAIL TJBTB XJSADZSO DKAUKR8 D JMJlOIM BVMLDINO MATCRtAL3 CaeUaiera Caat Bell tha Beuooe They BUT Built Cad Mo CM r r for the rhekeTks liras was Hoy etteel teak Martin A Co the largest dealer In masons building material In this city ailed filed in the yesterday The assignment ws County Clerk onioo I few Minute before noon and George 8 Hamlln of 18 Wall street the firms counsel was named assignee A preference of 113000 out of the Individual as sets of Joshua B Peek Is given to the executors of tho estate of William I J Peck The firm Is composed of Joshua B Peck Na S than Peck and Robert C Martin and the prin cipal office Is at the foot of West Thirtieth street They have an extensive yard and shed for brick here and others at th foot of East Fortyeighth street the foot of East Eightieth street the foot of West Ninetysixth street the foot of Bait 137th street and at Leroy and West street When the failure was announced on the floor Dealer Exchange It of the Building Material Doaler Erbale created something like a sensation The firm was one of the oldest In the business and had almost unlimited credit Mr Uamlln the as signee said to a BUN reporter The direct cause of the failure Is very sim ple Tbe arm bad a large number of ontstand Ile lag debts b debt are all good ones as far Inl the responsibility and reliability or the debtor are concerned but when the tightness In the money market came and the firm tried to cnlteot it found that Its eustomars had many or thorn not yet been paid for their work and consequently had not the ready money On all Miles the firm customers Hem t have been temporarily embarrassed Cooseanently at ttmllorarly the momont when the firm most needed the money It found Itself unable to collect its out minding debts Ieet then followed Its embar rassmont And ths llnment I am not yet In a position to say exactly what the condition of la oxolr stalomedt affairs Is Here However t an upproxlmate Copartnership liabilities WOOOO a large part of which Is secured b collaterals In the hands the creditors Asset over 400060 If they can be administered at all successfully I hOI to realle out of the assets more than t enouBh to pay the firms llabllltle In full tbtn addition to this what 1 have seen of the book tends to show that there are Individual assets which exceed tho amount of Individual liablll ties by oer 100000 The exact figures I do 110o0D not yet know A large number of builders In this city are In debt to the firm for various amounts The recent brick boycott bad no direct Influence on the failure It Is undoubt edly true that It dill the df afore a great deal of dil Injury and In thai way affected the firms busl Inur hut I do not think I did any carious barn Besides their business In hew York the firm had nn interest of about 140000 In brick I yards at Montrose Point on the Hudsonand Mr Girds individually in alamo stockholder In I the Hose Brick Company near Newburgh his I Drok Investment there being estimated at over 100000 For three years the arm fought the Contral Labor Union but In June surrendered to the Hoard of Walking Delegates and agreed to emploY only union men at union rates The Illfeeling between Peck Martin A C and the unions dates back about three rears About that time Merrltt Co builders wore erecting a row of tmriynoven house on the vest side when some trouble about the em ployment of nonunton men arose The Board of walking Delegate ordered nearly 1000 men on strike and olere which ensued strk was long and bitter At the beginning of the strike Peck Martin 4 C entered Into an agreement with the builders to keep them supplied with brick and lath no mattr luppled long the strike lasted This enabled the builders to bold out and tbo strike KM 101t After a many of the men a could had obtained work elsewhere the walking boycott Peak Martin 4 ing delegate put a on boycot leok iU delelael Co which a endorsed by the Central Labor Union and D A 49 This boycott was kept up vigorously until last spring Tben the walk Ing delegates feeling stronger than they ever were before started In to strike all building jobs where their material was used They found however that one of the greatest boone by such strikes was David 1 King Jr the builder who baa always been friendly to the tradoa union a At his reluelt tbo discontinued the strikes while he argued with the firm to make pence with Ibo unions He succeeded In his efforts and the firm agreed to employ only union men I always paid union wages Robert O 1 Martin one of the Arm WAS a mem ber oi the Grand Jury which Indicted the walk IDS delegates for tbe boycott on brick Alfred 13 Kahnweller manufacturer of In fants clothing 182 Broome street has been fat clotlnRat closed up by Deputy Sheriff Carraheron exe cutions for t7491 ui favor of the Columbia Bank s3J91 and Morris Moses 13500 Bamman it Wohltmann dealers In groceries liquors and toed at lith street and Amster dam avenue are In the handsor Deputy Sheriff Hamburger 61100 on executions aggregating about 160 failure of the wholesale grocery home of Collier Robertson A Hambleton of heokuk i announced I Is i said that the liabilities will amount to 100000 IXFCUTION FOB IOO AOJLIKBT WELflH a LEA Despatches received In this city yesterday stated that execution for 40000 had been is sued In Philadelphia against Wlab A Lv I lhnadelDhla manufacturers bolts and exporters of hard ware at Philadelphia whose New York omee Is war heads street with branches In London I Paris Hamburg and San Francisco The headquarters are In New York but the manu tacturlng Is done in Philadelphia At the New York office it was said last evening that lbs member of the arm were In Philadelphia and nothing was known whatever regarding the execution The firm Is composed of rank I Welsh decree H Lea and Thomas Van Ant werp About oar years ago the firm went Into i he exporting businessand gradually Increased It to large pionnrtions while tbe bolt manufac turing gradually decreased tbo number of em ployees being reduced from 600 to about 40 They reported a capital of 00000 In the busi ness They exported hardware hard wood woodenware and machinery from New York to all parts of the world The London branch was managed by Mr La TENABLE a nraiAir BJ Dean the assignee of the liquor house I of Venable ik Heyman 2U to 26 Bead street Bald yet rday that the prospects that the assosts would meet all the liabilities were not of the best The stock be puts at between 250000 and 1275000 cost value This Is prac tically all there Is to offiet liabilities roughly estimated at 350010 Mr Dean says that be can hardly hope to sell the stock even at cost price in the present state of the money market He will have to dispose of It for cash although not at forced sale Venahle 4 Heyman took notes for all the goods they Bold Instead of al ghlns three to four mokths time on their ales When the crash came the note had been discounted or put up aa collateral and the money bad ben used In the business Failure ore DrillS Mil Comvmmw BiiTiMona Dec 12 The Druid Mills Manu facturing Company B F Gambrlll President has made a deed of assignment for toe benefit of creditors to Sklpwlth Wllmer trustee The bond filed is 600000 The concern II 1 one of tbe country largest cotton duck manufactories In the This failure I due the companys officials nay b the stringency In the money market Mr Wllmer says that tbe loner the city viIi Wimer principal losers The DruM mills bare been In operation since 1866 when the first mill was completed and nut In operation In mi a second mill building was put In operation an tbe largest cotton duck mill In the Uiiltd State3 which rank It has since held Tbe two mills operated a total of 1UUOO pplndlea They used about forty bales of cot ton dally and employed 3GU operative The Dclaxaler Failure ERIK Pa Dee 12 Dons agent having finished an Investigation of the Delamater failure says tonight that tbe assignment In cluded everything and that the failure was an honest one While Delamaters say they can pay everything the agent says thero will be a ekrlnkace Ha finds all the other banks and business house safe was OARHKliS 2fYtLeUEUXT flk e Will Marry the Marquis de Bretinll or Free News of the engagement of Miss Marclleto Garner of this city to tbe Marquis do Breteull of France has been received by relatives of the young lady in this city Miss Garner is the eldest daughter of William Garner who with his wife and several friends was drowned lu the yacht Mohawk In July 1876 off Btapleton Staten Island Miss Garner with ker two els tore has lived abroad principally In France and England for nearly twelro years They have boon In charge of their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrf rank C Luwronoe of this city Miss Garner was In her fourteenth year when Abe wit made an orphan bbs bat never been out In New York society though bhti has bad the benefit of several guy Seasons in Lon don and Purls In eIght ycar she hns miido but one very brief visit to this her native city borne months ago her young sister was re ported engaaed 110 Hlr Illlum Gordon Oum minK of England The report wan met with a I prompt denial The Gainer girls hare large forumey In their own right Tho Maroues de Bruietill the bridegroom elect Is 01 middle ago Ibo hear of ontf n the oldest families In Irame and an intimate tilenilof the Prime of Wales In politics be is a ItoynlUt anti In tho Chamber be has for several years rprcs iitel tho Department of liauteslyreneea Throughout Franca be Is tha social reiiretentutlNe of tIle Count of f Paris le It I a member of all the fanliloimble clubs lu the jockey French clubs capital including the yachting and AB Antomntle tlwltck idave ssTral PATKRBOS De 12Tho big draw over the Passaic River on tbe Erie Kallroad at Passaic Bridge was opened title noon and it I said that all the signals were properly set Inas much as It is not often opened i Is presumed that the engineers on lecomotlve have become somewhat careless Along came the way rroilbtln charge of Engineer on bur west ward hound Blx passenger coaches were at tached to the train No attention apparently atenton appaontr was paid to the signals but when they are Pt a switch is automatically turned which switches the train off to a siding The train wan switched oft suddenly but the locomotive wlcbe ol and the passenger ears It the rear remained on the track Blx 1 loaded freight carl how ever went down a bank with a crash and were wrecked The automatic safety switch worke to a charm so far aa keeping the train out of the river was concerned No one was hurt but there was considerable delay t travel A MileeIpplJStaenboal Lost NEW ODLIANS Dec 12The Anchor Line steamboat City of Baton Rouge while making a Undlng at Hermitage Landing three mile above Port Hudson a 8 P M today struck tbesnac which sunk the Paris C Brown of Cincinnati In 1689 and sunk In fifteen minutes The cabin and hurricane dock parted and floated away from tOo hull which broke alI two and rank out of sight Two dock passen gers are known to hay been lost The crow and other passenger weie taken oil by the eUlen teamer Oliver Holme They will reach llayou Kara hr 1 oclock tomorrow morning The City of Baton loUI wits on her way to New Orleans from tit Louis and was heavily laden wit a mixed cargo baa was valued at WOO coed Bkatleic At Ya Certlandt Lake where the large DOW house for the accommodation of skstlsg parlies has been Cm plld inS thoroughly warmed ad is I hw epu aid ready for me Fpeclal arrangement have been eltect ed for lighting ibs lake In the most brtlllsnt manner alter dark commencing this nlnr The 01 in perfect condition and the Now York aid Norlberm Railway will rue special trains every day ad evening as long aa skatlag eoatlniea connecting I with thoetS and Sin av elevated trains et lftih at statIon thereby affor4laf even UeUiv In ikaten M4 laeU Hea4i i L A 1 The rOe IVhUtUrB S34 Birthday OitmcBs Mass De 1Tbl venerable poet John 0 Whittier taking advantage of the One weather yesterday went to Oak Knoll and may pats bits b3d birthday there In a Iet tr he says It would b a great satisfaction t be able to meet all who remember me on my birthday but my strength is hardly equal t the fatigue equa and excitement of a general reception My friend may be waned onea creceat or ab ab eat Uiw WIlL B IUr nl M tiwor M t t 5 HAD JLB A WUFKt Te M sire e f Liag A K ebsrteea Ar Try Hare H Died Baeketn Borne of the friends of Lorlng A Robertson the millionaire leather manufacturer who died at the Hotel 8t George in Brooklyn on Oct 10 are not surprised that a woman has appeared to claim a wifes dower Almost Immediately after his death there were rumors that he left a widow How they started or who the woman was no one appeared to know The rumor leached the enl of the natural heir to the estate but they did not believe them and when at that time a reporter asked one of the heirs what truth there might be In th rumor the idea was scouted as ridiculous This heir said he had been as a brother to Mr Ilobertaon for years and that he knew Mr Robirtson bad avoided nil entangling alliances with women 1tRnRlnl AI for living with any woman he knew that was not true because he himself had dono the next thing to living with him At the same time Mr UobrrtRuna colt lUInntlal clerk who had bon In the millionaires employ for twenty years and had enjoyed the mOlt Intimate relations With him asserted that he knew Mr Robertson was not married These assertions worn reiterated yesterday A reporter talked with several of I the heirs They all assarted that they hun tr believed Mr Robertson had not been a married man Home of them denounced the woman who says she Is hit widow a an adventuress I whom the millionaire had noer seen but who had heard mllonlr the papers of his ddth without a will There was nothing for hor to I lose and all to rain The more conservative 01 lulo of the relatives thought It was possible that Mr Robertson might have had speaking ac quaintance with her or that h might have known her even Intimately but they are sure be never lived with her and that be never In troduced her as his wife to any one for if he had they would have beard of I I is well known that Mr Robertson was a great admirer of women and that is the chief reason why his fiiends ate not surprised at tbe cllm Both his friends and relatives are very anxious to learn who the woman Is I Her lawyers refused again yesterday to disclose her Identity It would not be fair to her they said This much is known bile 1121 vesti old unU IB said to b very pretty She lives In New York and bean a good reputation Mr Rob ertson was more than double her age Tbe action of the Brand nephew and grand niece of Mr Robertson who live in Pennsyl vania In trying to Drove that Mr Robertson Is a Pennsylvanian and was a resident of that etat at the time of his death in going to com dat plicate the contest over the estate very much As was reported In THE BUN yesterday morn Ing they are entitled to a share 11 the estate under the laws of Pennsylvania while under the laws of New York they are not entitled to anything In case the alleged Mr Robertson can Drove her claim aa a widow or If the lawyers the other side tblnk she can Drov er claim It II I not unlikely that the six Now York heirs who expected to divide the estate between them will join with the thin Penn sylvania heirs and try to prove that Mr Robertson was a resident of rennsylvanu at the time of his death There are two reasons for doing this One II 1 that It Is harder under the laws of Pennsylvania to prove a contract marriage when there Is no written agreement than It is under the laws of New York The second Is that I Robertson lived In Pennsyl vania nnd the woman does succeed In proving her claim she will be entitled to only half of the personal property of the dead man while under tbe laws of New York she would be en titled to all of It War On Scrofula H dsciaret I y lioodt Sareapallla the greatest bleed Drlne ver presented the public I I a mcdim met lime and frectii carefully prepared by a ComblnMlon Proportion PECULIAR TO ITSELr aC wkUh Baku lloidititritptrlll at tohutirUr to the elt Urn remedies Im uoijtrn railroad lih al et the liitkorlBf stag coach 1C you ouffor from scrofula any form oC impart blood uio Hoods Sursuparllln old by 1 dmiiuu I oil 1 for SI rrtparod sly byO L 11000 a CO A oikoearloo IfcwlL hIss 100 Dose Ono Dollar 1 Elys Cream Balm I QUICKLY CHICKS I COLD INHEAD I I Price M Cei U I Apply Balm Into each Boetrll I JTII81 fJ i MswA4ioJiJRwi4ss 14 wrr2uIs r te ii I Ie t I V jjiiitAUCO lTd a ae B rail gnd irtntr 1 l Carriage or Till BEST CLASS A I UrotiBkasBB Hectare BreCi XMniie Pewtara1 Waeroaa Lasduuletti T aa FhaIse Ldullt sdIeSMae1e OBlbUeOP evrae Kockaway Roo WaWpUS I Eflulpe Roelsaway Eap TopCsikrlelatSe VlnaVle Hnrrar Curlala Hoekitway flC5I WaSa5 1 lrll Doe Wagameit u rrt r Irme to aj MeoR CCeSSS KntmhontB NarkfcaareiB Kn e r HueKbeaetela ro Wk e1ere IIe10 Mull nmeteaa Vitta cas Nnlder raided VhtIdeem Traa Victoria Vrel SECONDHAND Broughams Undaulettos Rookawave vl Lnbli laway boards Surreys ibid Wanna rhaeloi rOM Wa on orre farta War Car D D 5ta hope 01g Nlanhipe Ibeetone Pepel Wagona DIr II HIMplIIOD riiaotme Rnnnbouta Bxprsse Top Cabriolets Oaaepy Victoria rhaotono BRADLEY CARTS Our Road Car to a d Two W ooUra a f lue ea4ef ihatletand none botlor are predated anywkerWe dn not manufacture cheAp goads bet sire roll Talne evsry time At r season a Bredloy BMd Oelte a Braofloy Banner Boggy can T the flue earrlacoo tree I Jr7y stock Was never Bore complete ths mow BRADLEY COMPANY 14 VTAKRKN ST flURTNFS5 WAGONS seeenChaeid ai sewi ysev L iowpdcea wx U yLATtn2sareaess r j TEETH SAVKB BT PRACTICAL METHODS f ArllBclal Teeth made witkeet ii a plate In the mouth t i OLD eoWH t r S FOBCEEAIN OKOWNM IOaCJLA CW 5 iti KOOHB TAT Made ana Tko dlaeaM errervoer 11 I o 5 l ererattew I DeaMstry I made te aoeord with laVoe Imrrovementa at moderate expense Any Infomatlea er estimates en work will ho cheerfully given f the childrens tooth Examine our strong and Una AIL rOBtCBKAIN BHIDCIK WOBtK There U nothing the will compare to I to reel reeSe Wo can Y teeth that nave lone been oeaHdereC worthless Investigation Invited I W I THAYM n H I I I 28 BAST tOW ST Jut west of Union Sqnare Kodaks fo Christmas It 8WIFTS SPECIFIC ci gURED Mg ENTIRELY AMERCURIAL RHCUMA pOjIaM AFTER I WAS LADE PHYSICAL p jtA VVRHOK p kVHO H LYLM a SORBNTO ILL SVH9 mil w ftit n tin rut WILL pis 1 IIALVIS if Wpa 8PECIIC 1 a IN fTeUtrta cusr ISDISE SPpSras air si lug 3513 TAICE I WAS CURED BY SWIFTS SPE CIFIC 8 8 8 Op cvi THE WORST FORM S P OF BLOOD POISON H KAIM 4t S S II PIIILOMKNA lENEltEUlS stony 8ke Nay Nbc Wee Rcbbad of the Forte Whe Wee TnMitK Home to Italy I Michael Fortunalo had not been a very bad man Phllomena Tencrodi would now b buck In her native Naples posing before her admiring neighbors womauol boundless admlrlnl poor nllbbors as a woman olnd lees wealth aud courted by all tho young peas ant bachelors as tho greatest catch In all the south of Italy But because of Michael For tunalo Phllomena Tennredl Is still In Now York still poor and so unhappy that her big black eyes have great circles under them which Is quito find when one is but 22 and not at all bad looking This is bow It happened Phllomena Ten eredl 1 came to this country three years ago with her husband Giovanni They were both poor but were determined to make enough I money to go back to Naples and live in what I they call luxury there Giovanni found em ployment as a laborer on a small railroad In Massachusetts nnd then n little girl baby ell Ilut ihlripn wore lining nicely But one day they brought Giovanni M dead body home I and laid it on the bed for Phllomona to weep over anti for the baby to stroich out its aroma to In vain Giovanni hnd had the life crushed out of him by a freight train I Then some law ers took hold of the case and in November 1889 1 hilomena found that Giovannis death bad made her very rl h for the railroad company sittli hor claim for tlCOO Kho could uow take baby Tenerodl and go back to Naples where there wore lots IO of men just llko Ulovaunl So she name to e York She bud but one friend here I Michael Fortunalo a rmdron living nt W7 West HGth street As Mlihael Furlunalo was also a distant relative silo felt the more tree In going to his hup Hheiumnon the morning of Nov 2t 1H8 That ultoiuoou Michael For tunnlo aid 10 her Phllomona you had better give me your tlfiOO and let me changn It into Italian money I eau also got your ticket Bo rnllomeni tunic the U COO out of her bosom and handed It to him t The next morn big sue ashen him for It Oh suld Michael Fortunalo I have In vested It In business for you Phllomena wept a cool deal and Baby Ten eredl doubtless wept with her lint what could she do 1 Hhe benci him to dye I 10 her and he said that he would bho continued to stay at his houie waiting lor hpr money But finally Michael Fortunalo told her Unit be had spent I and that she wmild nevnr sot It imam I Ptillomena vnib brokauhearled line had In come acquainted with somu of the neluhboro and aba told them Now tile nolchlorh nil hated Michael fortiinalo suit they went and told Miss 1arnoiiH of the Womens Foreign i Missionary toHoty nnd MUs Parsons Investi I gated the case When she found out that I Pbllomena bad told the i ruth and that M Iclmnl I Fortunate bad robbed ber and flab Tenured she told Inspector Byrnes about it and In spector Byrnes told JJetectlvi Kercenntx Mul I holland and Foley who nrreeted Michael For tunalo and locked him Ito I tl Yesterday morning Michael Fortunalo and Phllomnu and Baby Teneredl Cnn nn Italian clergyman wern al l in the Jefferson Market Police Court Phllomena told her story to the preacher and the preacher tranxlitod It to I Justice OReilly Baby Tonoredl watched i all with big brown eyen mid climbed In and out among the legs 01 the tall men and crowed and was henry Justice OReilly was very angry nt Michael iortunalo and asked him what he had to say She loaned me the money and I can prove It If I can cull witnesses said Michael Fortu nalo Examination set for tnmorrow morning You are bnld under 3000 bond paid the Jus tice and his voice was so sharp that Baby Teneredl clutched her mothers skirts and looked frightened flOBT BEXfTKEtf SANDS Of ov follower t thei Blvml CIr Two SSrtto aad Short Belli Cone to Blow CHICAGO Dee 12The following despatch has been received at army headquarters from Oen Brooke In command at Pine Bldse Agency S D From reoorta received I am of the opinion that Two Strike and all the other chiefs are coming in from Whit River Short Bull and Kicking Doa with a small following broke away and went back into the Baa Lands Think it likely they will go north I have noti fied all troops north and west There fed al norh w st was quite a fight and some Indians were hurt I shall try to get tem in here but they may get beyond reach PINE BIDOE AQINCT B D Dec 12 Yanlcton Charley fullblooded Sioux and Government Charey a tul bloed ad Ooverment scout reports a bloody fight among the follow ers of the Indian Chiefs Short Bull and Two Strike Each claimed the leadership and each tried t secure It by force The result Is from wentyQve t fifty dead In diane Thin report la verified by several friendly Indians who have been waiting to escape to the Ageaay As the spies took advantage of the tight to make their escape It Is not known yet which chief conquered Large reenlorce ments have come in from Standing Bock and other agencies The depredations of the Indians have been extended to the loot of tbe Black Hills The lying Bell herd owned In the bills has boon captured There has been no attempt made on the part of the hostllos to move out of their Intrenchment since the peace council was held The troops have received orders to be in readiness by tomorrow to march to the BadLands NEW BocxyoBD N p Dec 12New Rock ford people slept on their arms last night A party of Sioux Indians camped near town and kept UP the ghost danco all night Their whoops could be plainly beard in the city Th Indian stole Hour from the mill here and an armed guard was placed In the building A few cattle worn also killed Settlers are com ing In irons all directions this morning PISBBX B D Dec 1A The Hev Edwin Phelps Indian missionary ot Humps Land near Cherry Creek arrived lu Pierre today Phelps says old Hump is not hostile though the rest of the band are still keeping up the ghost dances A letter has also been received Baying that a great many Indians are coming down with something like the grip Th danc ing naked in the recent cold weather was too much for them HAN ANTONIO Dec 12An order from Oen Bcboriold was received last evening by Oen Stanley commander of the Military Depart ment of Texas to have the Third Cavalry which has its headquarters at Fort McIntosh near the Mexico bolder ready for removal to Indian Territory at any time The Boettloe S3olBgf le the Aceaey Jvwn 14 An y and Now Journal FINE Broax AOKXOT B D Deo 11 i via Bockvillo The whole hostile camp was moving to this agency In accordance with the terms of sur render to len Brooke when a certain number became frightened fearing to face possible ar rest and disarmament and returned to the bad lands These do not number over 50 lodges and are composed of Indians whose past mis deeds make them jearlul and who are the off scourings of this Rosebud and Standing Rock Agencies The remainder ot the camp with women and children and all Implement are all moving here aa fast as possible The In diana who have known and met Gin Brooke offHr to no out and Induce or force as he may direct the 60 lodge which broke away to com la A teovo jEWKLitr UOBBBST Friar Btore Im Blnchamtoa Kokbeel While It wme Open for fleetness BraoHAMTOtf Dec 1iTwo slick sharpers worked Freurs jewelry state ou Wednesday night and got away with a tray of diamonds The robbery Is one of the boldest ever attempt ed here The men entered the store at noon and asked to look at clocks They wore well dressed and of line appearance The taller of the two picked out a white onyx clock Ho said be would bring his wife and let her look at It before be made a purchase Tho men went out but returned at C oclock after tho proprietor had gone to supper and when the store was in cliargo of a boy One of the men made a small purchase at the diamond coun ter again looked at the clocks and while he occupied the attention of the tbork l nt tho rear end of the store his companion ullppod to the front part reached over tlm ruse rInd took a tray containing a numberof rings He bid tha booty under bU coat and coolly waited for his companion who paid lor a clock and had It laid away The two then went out The robbery was not discovered until 9 oclock the tbosiw hour when the proprietor missed the tray Thn stolen rings were set with the most costly cams Including dia monds rubles emeralds and oilier precious stones The lot wag valued at f 5OiK Tile po lice were nctitled but no arrosi t has yet boon made It wan ascertained however that the strangers arrived In the city front the East on Tuesday afternoon and registered at tile Ar llnglnn Hotel asF G Collins and Charles Gray ot Philadelphia The taller of thu two had a florid complexion and wore a sandy mouHtacho which looked as though it was false Their actions ntti acted the attention of the hotel clerk and they wore watched but nothing unusual wts dlcoverd excepting their apparent cupidity aroused by the sight ot a borne pile or tutor brick of the wire screen on tho cleiks desk The money teemed to have n peculiar lasxlnatlnn and they spent considerable tlmu near it On Wednesday evening after the rubbery they hurriedly paid their Mils nod went to their rooms when they chanced their silk lists for soft ones anil soon ntteivrard left tho hotel with their grips The nso has been plated in the hands of Inspector Byrnes of Saw Votk KOBBKD Of A DIME BT A MONOPOLY And Waite Joy Gould ledlcteel Because Hhe Dropped Ten Cent late a Box An excited woman bustled Into the office ot the District Attorney yesterday and asked to be ushered into the presence of Cob Fellows He wasnt In She sold that perhaps the fore man of the Grand Jury might do The woman said she was Mrs Eagan and was worth 50000 She started down town yesterday morning to buy some Christmas presents and bought a ticket at the Thirty third street elation of the Ninth avenue ele vated railroad presenting a silver Quarter and receiving two dimes In change In her haste she dropped one ot toe dimewith her ticket in the box To her Intense Indignation the ticket ohoppor refused to return the money Mrs Eagan wa finally bustled upon a tram and at once made up her mind to have Jay Gould Indicted It Is time she said that the grasping capitalists be mad to feel the power of the Jaw Assistant District Attorney Lindsay the ad viser of the Grand Jury assured her that her case would receive prompt consideration TUB iKACuaaa1 BAXAU is flOO3ITho Thouaaade of Pretty Women Ara the At traction Mr Wood Cuiitrlbntlon ol Virus From the bleak street where the biting wind swept fiercely inuklnc the hunp llchts IllcUer cheerlessly Into the blaze of lit lit and warmth at the Teachers Ba ar lu the Lenox Lyceum where thousands of pretty women were mov ing about In a sea of gay and everchanging colors last night was llko a fairy transforma tion scene The Hungarian orchestra dis coursed sweet music and the thousands of vis itors walked about Inspecting the exhibits There was hum of voices beard oven above the music nnd the Incandescent lights high up in the dome of the Lyceum eboue with softened effect on the Brons below At one time in the evening there were nearly 20UO persona on the floor of whom less than 200 were men Between 7000 and 8000 per sons visited the fair yesterday and they squandered their money recklessly but OB it was all In n good cause they didnt mind It Nearly every teacher in the public schools or thU city was at the fair and bad H good time As n rule they aatlieind about tlm ex hibits of their own fcbool and spout a ionic time then New donalloiiH wero received all day bug and many of tilt iirllcleu were of con siderable Miluo Mr William Wood an eimember of the Board of Kilncatlon sent 1UO to the lund and In his letter bn iiunted u popular rhyme whloh he said be had beard In Glasgow Hevuntyfour years ago This plousod thu commltlue so much that It WHS printed In the ilatur Journal It leads like thin If ye want a gold fit len A koutuitt er a razor Yeve only lust tn tsud sor stepi JlDiDiy Clellaud Sitar The Koeheeter she Workera Lockout ROCHESTER Dec 12The final meeting of the Board of Arbitration In the matter of the great shoe lookout was held today Commu nication were received from the shoe work era demanding as a condition of settlement that the present employees of tbe Cox shoe fac tory be replaced by operators who went outslx months ago The manufacturers absolutely refused this eonoeMlon on the ground that work bad been guaranteed them This Is the bone of contention As the matter now stands there Is little prospect of settlement and the great IDoe lpdusljy threatsas to raptain tag napt VlSident tomperq of the Ysderstion of Labor is on his way to this oiiy from Detroit to try and effoot a settlement Abe shoe trade is Itochesters greatest industry and a con lined lookout would result disastrously The Harvard Vleo Clube Wcetera Trip CUMinnxir Dec 11 The arrangements for the Western trip of the Harvard Glo club have been completed and on Monday Dec 22 thirtysix itudents will start lor Chicago where they will sing and play on Cliihtinas night On I 511th rIb it p the U7ih t the I cluliklutra I i lit ht Louis on Mondii to ill i Hh In I Ciucui lIst I on Tuthdiiy tliofih t in I I itt shut rii on Uednebduy the lUt lit t abhlretmi and nu 1rlday Jan 2 In New orfc Jlie Munlulin unit lion t Is t lulu will i i nccoinituiy Ho I Ulue Club ruOclHl earn Jinvo been iwuirti Inr tuailslt Thin year theiHure to lie four snjolsta 1 i henry Ji H U KaruwelllM 31 W Wll Hams 81 and J W Wendell Jl the alter will sing the contio solos Ihere will also be a ouartat conetiting of first tenor 0 Ii Caton tasaoL M W Williams L F Barry and U J Jiueggex I A Hlrlklaa Mlaer Kllleel PLIIZUStYcl W Va Dec 12Th striking miner at Monongsbela mines notified the miner still at work yesterday to quit work or there would be trouble Lad night as the workers ram out they were attacked and Alvln Hall one of the strikers was shot through the heart John Jenkins who 1s acid to have done the hooting has escaped The eaapany Mtute te taak ar concession te d u S OB11VAKT The Rev Robert fink Inventor ot the Dick mailing machine which Is In me in nearly ev ery country newspaper in the land and a well known temperance lecturer and religious writer and publisher died in Buffalo on Tue day aged 70 tears He was a native ot Boot land and eaton to America with his parents and ton other children when bo was 6 years old Tho family settled in tho backwoods of Canada Surrounded by poverty and dlflloul tlon he nevertheless su vended In odin aling himself to nn extent that calnod him admit tance to Madison University HubMniientiy bo took a thn eycar COUIHO at Hamilton ioi loco and craduutcd nt the awe of J5 He had been preaching writing lixturlnir mid invent Ini over since Ill Inventions brought turn Imninnne wealth which bo used with 11 lavish hand among Iho poor He hud lived thirty yours In llullalo Ono daughter widow of Dr A 11 Bui kor tiiirvlvei him J Lee Smith died Thursday of typhoid fever nt his homo In South Ointige aged 84 vcars Whit his two brothers urrlson it Bitillh and St ClnlrHmltli be succeeded his father in the paint buslnesn at OP Frnjikfort street this city Hot wus nn enthusiast in chomlnl antI iiilrro ciiic research nnd was H member of the Now Jersey Microscopical Ho oloty ibis private collet lion of microscopical specimens has boen called the llnest 1n the Unltod States Ho WHS one nf Governors of the LPSOX County Tohoffgan Club a mem ber of tie Ornneo Club and of the path Orange Hold Hub and Ilesldont of the South Orance Inn Club A widow and two children btirvive him Albert Atwood Botch a prominent citizen of Amherst N H died last night aged 6J He was n native of Iloiint Vcrnon for thirty years connected with the Amhorst Jatinirl as printer and editor mid for twentylive years ban been Mock broker and administrator of estates iii wni TownCli for lllteeu i ears nrnetn ber of the Legislature In 18SI and 1B82 a director In the New Hampshlro Banking Company of Nashua President of the Iew liatup ire 1rosH Assoclntinn and a VlcelTesldent of the Mnssachusetts Suburban 1rjs AssocIation Ho loaves a wife and son Wllllum 13 Botch local editor of the Cabinet Israel I Kimball chief of the tobacco division In thu Intel mil Kovemie Buronu died lit Vftsb ington on Wednesday night at the age ot 7D j oars after a brief Illness Mr Klmball was born In Wells Mo and graduated from llow doln College In the ciiis of 18aa In the win ter of IHiiVi he went to Washington In response to a telegram from Secretary Chase and be came chief of division In the just organized Department of Intninnl Unvonue Ha WItS the oldest chlnf of division having been In con tinuous service twuntyelght yearn Mrs Mary E Ilussell widow of Gen William H Russell died nt her home In New Haven yrstprday after a brief illness She was a daughter of Dr Thomas Hubhard the second President of the Vale Medical School The members of the family who survive her are lour otis nnd a dmiBhter The sons are At torney Talcott H ItURttull and Dr Thomas H Russell of this city Philip G KusiieU a patent lawyer at Washington and Edward Hltussell tile metallurgist lime daughter la Mrs George H llubbaid of Mlddletowu Capt Alfred Haley Br was found dead on the pleasure ynclit N anon at Mauricetown elicit miles below Mlllvlllo N J on Thursday hit bad gone to the yacht alone about three home belore and ha IB suppofod to have died nf parch sis of the brain He was unite wealthy 1otgiy interested In coastwise vessel prop erty and well known In Philadelphia ana Mew York Benjamin P White a retired see Captain of the merchant service riled at his residence CIS Lor liner strent Greenpolnt on Tuesday of a complication of diseases and old age He was in his Bulb year and had bit active ser vice and lived In the house In which be died for twenty years A widow and one adopted child survive him The funeral services will be hold tomorrow at U oclock Cob Thomas B Stookton did at Flint Mich on Monday aged 85 years He was a native of Walton N V and wax formerly In business there and had a wide circle of relatives In Del aware county hut was veteran of the Mexi can war and of the war of the rebellion in which lost named service he rose to the rank of Colonel He leaves several children William H Hanson of Blddeford Me lum ber mnnufactuier died of pneumonia He helped to build the Saco water power ma chine shops and was for twentyfive years yard overseer of that corporation He had nerved In the Board of Aldermen and as Street Commissioner and was a representative in the Legislature for one year Spencer M Clark died in Washington on Wednesday aged 80 years Ho was tho first Chief of the Bureau ol Engraving and Printing and is paid to have suggested to tieeretarr Chase the present mode of separating green back sheets by machinery Of late years be has devoted himself tn farming Julius W Eceleston one of New Londons bestknown citizens nnd for many years a lending merchant In the crockery business died yesterday aged 611 years In hU younger days be was active In politics and was Post master for a term under Lincoln His wife and several children survive him Andrew H Young who was brevatted Lieu tenantColonel of Volunteers in 1865 for meri torious service during the war died In Dover N H yesterday He bad been Collector of Internal llevenne and for the last nix years an assistant quartermaster with the rank ot Captain in the regular army Anson West a native of Troy bat who from 18W to 18H1 was a wellknown riding master in New York city where he taught equestrian lam to many who are the leading men and women of New York today died at Watkins a few days ago aged 71 years He was following his trade of harness maker Capt John H Drew the Kennebeo corres pondent of the Boston Journal and recently candidate for United Slates Shipping Commis sioner died on Thursday night In Farming ton Me of paralysis He was fig rears old and only retired irom active sea service two years ago Judge T A B Mitchell of the Supreme Court of Indiana died suddenly nt his home In Goshen yesterday He was the only Demo cratic member of the bench and was reflected for a second term at the recent election Me was about 50 years old Mrs Ellra Murphy a sisterinlaw of ex Collector Thomas Murphy of New York died In Utica on Monday She leaves two xnns Arthur Murphy of New York and John Mur phy ot Denver She was the widow of John Murphy of Albany Joseph Hone a wellknown citizen of Sand wich Maas died on Friday He was 92 years of ace He served the town two yearn In the Legislature was formerly a Selectman and had held many places of trust and responsibil ityCharles Charles Y Gates principal of School 35 In Thirteenth street this city and for 36 years a teaulier died at bin home In Newark on Thurs day afternoon leaving a wife und live grown up children He won 6U years old Samuel H Shoaff a pioneer merchant of Fort Wayne died yesterday in Cincinnati at n private sanitarium He was the father of Thomas Ii bboaff the carpet merchant ot this city Col David Wilder of the California National Guard and Warren L MoKwen for twelve enr Chief Deputy United htntes Marshal in Ban Francisco died yesterday In that city Richard Bowie time only Union member of the wtdlknovvn Maryland family of that name nnd lately employed in the Navy Department died In Washington yesterday aged H3 The Rev N R Swift a Methodist clergyman aged about 70 yearn died near Savannah N on Fildiiy For mote thap forty years he I hail mod ou the farm whets he died Harry Pnulsnn rmcrllUt is dead at Nnttlng I hnin limland He was Tl years old His most famous baltiC was with Tom Bayers lu which he Wit tluieated after 103 rounds Thomas XX Kibbe died yesterday in Akin Monti mury county aeed W years He was loOtmthettr at Akin undul i Cleveland and wa a wealthy and Influential citizen Lewis 14 UdsullJioat builder fortheDela ware and HudBin Canal tiled at his home In Klloiiville on Tuesday aged 01 yearn Be leaves wile and ten children Mrs Rnrah Langdon died suddenlvin Sooth ylllo N Y on Tuesday aged P0 t years She leaves two slalom who are M and 68 years old Sirs C C W Dike widow of the lain Cnlvln W Dnke dlnd nt her home In iroenfleld faratnea county fiatuiday in the tilth your ut her ago William II Bmlth n veteran of the late war and a prominent citizen of Amsterdam N 5 iliad yeBleiilny need 10 i year llazll CleirjiitB aged 74 Itet order and Com mltalonnr of Martin county for fourteen years died yesterday at bhoals Ind The Key Mr Lane formerly rector of fit Johns LpUcoral Church in bodus N V died ou on Thursday of paralysis Georgo W Pendexter Collector of Customs for the port of Portsmouth N H died poster duy of paralysis aged It Mrs Ciirrler the centenarian of Hnnklnton Mites died of ihil ego on tiluuy og lived iiTa 101 years and a months Bobert L Hill of Jersey City and James Durneof 11 r An 11 wn mmi A v oJ members of I eCotten change died yesterday Henry 0 Noble a lending attorney of clum bus Ohiosn1 a brother OI tiecret died last evening 17 able Henry Xeldrrs aged 60 years a carpenter StIlt tontractor di ta HarrIsburg of ililirt dicease yes rday BALK Of WABBIfieTOir JUsXICK The letter to 0a Li Be r4tast tbs Tweed rest e f AraeUel ir Captured BrtBCei leeeX PnnADiLPBiA Deo13 The sale of the Waaa ington relics at Thomas Bench t Sons auction rooms closed this afternoon Th sale brought in 17935 Todays sal amounted to 3161 The crowd wa not as great on the lack day of the sale as the most valuable relief b4 been sold Two valuable letter were sold one of them bringing 1000 and the other INS The first was a letter from Gen Oeonre Washington to MajorGen Henry Lee aa4 is two page In length It U 4MM Headquarters Got 90 1780 and glyss i structlon from Washington te Light Here Harry Lee as to Benedict Arnolds treatment if captured It ia the most important et all Gen Washingtons Revolutionary letter and is i known throughout the whole world It 1C quoted by Washington Irving In his Zafe el Gen Washington and was considered by Mot to be the mot important of all the Waabiac ton letters that cam under his perusal ant the only one which be desired to personally own It was purchased by A O Murpky who was buying brA K Hearst ot the Baa Vra Cisco Examiner The other letter wblob brought WOO WM secured by the same purchaser It is i a letter written by Benjamin Franklin to but iatlmate friend James Beed and is known aa the cele brated letter written in the market house at Frpnt and Market streets Philadelphia It 1 bin lamous facetious letter which baa received more notoriety than any other letter written by Franklin It has been copied And published U England and America A mexotint portrait of the Hon John Haa cock of Boston President of ths American Congress which was done from an original iioture painted by Littleford ana baa4 f rme was knocked down at LO A ir Hal ling4Wirtb was the purchaser An oval mezzo tint portrait of Gilbert Mottler La Fayette ea erued by Levanchejc beneath which ii I am etching of DuplessleBertaux of a scene dug hog the French revolution was Bold for 20 te A G Murphy Another Important sale wa that ot a unique prollla plaster baerilief of Thomas Jffr on by a French artist It Woe owned by Char Vrllson Peale unit brought 76 wblob wa bid by A O Murphy The Golden Apple which ii I claimed te be the first of the Xpbrata imprint wa pur 4 chased bv Mr A K BpofTord Librarian of the Congressional Library for 31 The Ephrate books are the rarest and most sought after of Ameiican imprints The rest of the cole wa mostly ot book which brought prices ranging Irom Saints te 10 or 115 The sale as u whole baa been a sue cess the prices obtained being very good Senator Hearst M Mitchell of New York Mr Cable of Book Island Ilk Judge MftcbeUei this city and the Mount Vernon Aasoclatlea were the prlnciial purchasers Jayt Gould History of Delaware Cottar s and Boyder S are of New Yorc issued ialSM brought 11 Time book was written In the tlnanil r youth and It Ii 1 said that h now buys and destroys all copies be can find It is 1 CIso scarce because a large part ox the editios dtyed by fire was w iwu r jj o D tAt 4iv bought rare and beautiful copy ot a map of New Amsterdam dated 1680 for 10 attn a map of North America dated 1597 for 2250 Bronson of Boston secured fine engraved portrait ill John Malcolm tbe Boston tax gatherer In the hands ol the noon lace for 10 Attached 10 the portrait wa one of tbe original stamps which were Issued under the stamp aol A copy of the eitntuvanla Jour Ito June 2H 1775 containing an account Of the battle of Hunker Hill 4o brought IW S VeU Wave V the Hueieee Poconuzzysir Dec 12Anotbr eold wave entered the Hudson River valley early this morning and the northwest wind has blow at the rate ot forty mile an hour all day There have also been snowsqualls a the Catskllls all day the mona totn ut times being hid from view The Ice between Hyde Park and Barrytownbe cauho of yesterdays thaw U nu the move bat from Bnrrytiwn north to Albany except aa upon 51iC0 off Tivnll the Ice is i fact from shore tn 1 shorn and will thicken considerable to nlcht as the mercury Is falling rapidly indl eating 10 above zero in the morning

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THE SUN SATURDAY DECEMBER 13 1890 e f CIEAR YOUR SIDEWALKS eM M a I a al ll A anmir roi A trie IIr JM r BAt lUlU rovito AT Aar f lajmettesi fcy Jaime WBrte Aaaleel BaekUtT Traeka Aerosa a Ctrtata WII AMrtla Ben Tkat Oilier CUM of Ok BtnMtUti May t BeaU With Now i decision ot Judge OBrien to the Su preme Cur on Thursday enjoining tbe l Brlitow Stove Com pur from driving truck I or carts upon the sidewalk In front of lt establishment tablishment la Water street Is welcomed br the long suffering pedestrians wno have seen the narrow sidewalks In tb downtown treets mae almost Impassable br truck Iklde and merchandise A Supreme Curt Junction In the opinion of the Corporation Attorney It a much raoro effective war of bringing the merchant who encroach upon th sidewalks to terms than suing thorn In the dlsttlet courts for the small penalties which l the eltr ordinance Imposes Our office said Mr Bteckler has no cranebat to brinn suit on the eomplalnts wajch come In t us against the Tlolators ot the ordinance The law Is not sufOclentir stringent as It l and the courts are usuallr too eosr with violators to result In anr effective check on the present evil From 60000 to 10 complaints come in t us every rear ado br the ordinance polios whose duty It I t report all cases where the sidewalks an obstructed unreasonably These so to the Captains ot the different precinct and fwja there to l lei Htvfcdaufcrtera Tleo tie e sent down to mr office but the mal for I have necesaarlir makes It slow work getting th paper served When a case gets into court It mar be a month after the specific violation iraaaommllted the penalty Is onlrBlt ttlls to accomplish Its object Ills I i onlt when aIIO h nn units airalnst firms for a number I different violations and the penalties have pnate aecnmnlated to WOO or ISOO that they show Mr disposition to conform to the te The penalties should t made heavier or tbepollce Should f the male complaint against every violator Judge OBriens decision offers a solution for ha growing evil which has ben suggested br I evl Ulte CYraThe Corporation Attorney U no power but t sue for the penalties im posed and cannot bring a sultlneaultr against By of the violators I however the cede Mans who are Immediately I affected were to ask lor Injunctions I the SupremeCourt against the houses that are continually obstructing tie sidewalk with trucks and merchandse would verr oon bring the delinquents to terms I twentrQve citizens forlnatance who use Warren ai Obambr street contlnnaflr InlII to ad rm the ferry were to begin rldlnn agal ist 8 many houses the 1m provement would I be Immediate Lawyers I who have looke I Into the subject ear that Judge OBriens Jeclslon will b a valuable precedent In future proceedingsand not onlr the cent but the platforms bUt 04 the side walks wm have to go The common answer In the suite brought by the Corporation has been that the defendants had to use the sidewalks in their business and were obliged to obstruct them at times But Mr Sleekier say that this Is 1 not a vajld O UIO I the bUBlnes Is of so large I a volume larger buildings should b taken or v e provided Ito which tam could b The nbea of a large produce hon e whose Idewalkwa covered with barrels when the reporter ole yesterday shook his head when asked his opinion abut sidewalk obstruction I our business he said we have to use thl sidewalk and couldnt get along without t If tbe authorities tae away these prlvi t I prVI ege m any oonoerns would have t go out of 1 business or go rerto J er CUr 1 Brook Irmwhere they would i have more rom The trouble is that 01 this cramped Manhattan tube commerce 11 extensive tbat the side walks must always be more or less I obstructed WecarTt enlarge our establish menu and the I q nawho travel around our war ought toundersU that they have got to put up with me dmlor And Iou M busf wt tbe sidewalk Ur I ve t 1 olrul wi pibr OOXPXBS XKfLMCTfD It All We Owm Wmw wnk the Veelenk tlem afXiaiher OeatTeatleii Dvnotr Do 12The Convention of te Vtderatlon ol Labor this morning pledged up p tt t the painter who will strike for eight loU o May 11891 A motion t mae a new Btietttlte Council of four leaving ont te offl er ezeept th President was lost On tbquestion of the readjnstmnt of tl Jet B and the power of the Presi 1 dent the commute reported back an amend Bent regarded br the fiend of tbe President M of a restrictive tendency President Qomp e alt apersonal explanation in which he said be wa not affected with big bead and beslderfee knew tie men on the Exeonth O Board Wr not capable of crawling to Sam The aasendment did not get the necessary twothirds vote and WI declared lot Thl wa regarded 8 a success for Com per On the rest of the amend ment tothe constitution I te w plain ailing save one raising the bonds of the sec retary and treasurer from 1000 t 15000 on which occurred a slight breeze but the amend ment waa carried Election of officer wa the first business of th afternoon session President tamper we reflected by 1710 votes while hi opponent T J Morgan of Chicago received 194 Mr Qom fioAOf election MrMorgan was mae unanimous upon mo All the other old officers were reflected u wel with the exception of the Treasurer tbe p e t l um t declnlr rnomlnton J B Lnno wu eleotl Trelurr by a atlon AIL ca Ilal 11Inlba tbe nlxt onveDtOo WI In aocordanoe with tbe direction of the con vention the offtcre have drawnnp a petition to Congress fsivorlng an amendment to the con thntlon giving women the right of suffrage W ee The morooeo workr of Lynn have resolved tbat it te manufacturers do not settle the present labortroubles with their employees before Ja Ubi r the employees will UM a their cower through the trade unions Knight of Labor Farmer Alliance and kindred or ganizations and all through their commit tees In Washington to have repealed the tariff of thl 85 oountr per cent on French kid Imported into The quarrymen of the New EnalDd quarries in Concord NTH are again on strike Quar CDon Irk aOt of tb failure of their employers 01 a charge the old mn scab workmen and take back all of Yesterday morning seventeen freight brake men employed on the Northampton division of tbe Consolidated road struck They de mand 1195 per day of ten hour work and 20 cent an bur for overtime They have been receiving 1195 per day for one round trip Owing to the press of business the Irp claim that they haT been compelled to work from fourteen to twenty hours per day wlibont eitra compensation Vicepresident Reed says tat the dlffioultr will b satUfaitorlly settled te trly etted as Ron as Oeneral Manager Turtle and other having authority can investigate Noanaloa CI Bkm ker Benlcai Morris Foils aged 21 ol 3 Jackson street and Nathin OUokman aged 24 of 75 Broom street nonunion cloakmakers employed in a Broad way house were attacked by a gang of union cloakmakers on the way borne on Thursday night end severely beaten Then all but Mor ris Rosenberg of the assailing party ran away and tbe nonunion men ibraahed him and left him on the sidewalk Insensible Subsequently Polls ana Gllckmann were arrested and 1 110 venberg was taken to Bellevue Hospital Ills injuries are slight but be waa unable to be In Vsaex Market Police Court yesterday morning Tbe prisoners wore held for trial A DIvnB Watrdrob There was a genuine and most aggravated ease lit prlma donua in tbe Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday moraine There la no doubt she is I a prima donna for she said so bsraelf She said she wa Jar E Goodwin of 147 Est Fifteenth street Sb occupies a flat In a building where there was a colored ser vant named Charles Edward This Kdwards madeitr with bur entire wardrobe Rim com plained to tho polli and In due time Kdnarils and tbestolen prlnmilnnnanntflt were brought in by Polloaman Herrllcb The wardrobe con sisted of a fur cloak a velvet tacque and a dre tlklr What value do you place upon the i Court asked the Clerk In tbe Jefferson Market Police lld tbe dhn Awards a held tn answer and Miss Good win left In high rplrlts taking her wardrobo done up In a newspaper Da lh ol Oeorar Hrrrninam Gforce Herrmann died yesterday of apo plexy at 837 Curt street Brooklyn aged 67 years lie was a furniture dealer and was well known In I German society being a member of th Brooklyn Ouartet Club the Bteuben Vet eran Uuard and AmarfBtis Council of tbl Amral American Legion of Honor He leave a widow three son and four daugkttrr J I t I 0 1 1 coca r won J or Miaow eer the finallet duuce With Wreck the Bank f Aaaerlee PBiunaxrait Dt 12 George F Work who wan the master mind ot the WorkMao FarlaneFfelfferDungnn syndicate which it 1 alleged wrecked tho Bank of America and the American Lie Insurance Company was arrested on Thursday night on a war rant sworn out by District Attorney Graham and at the hearing today In default of 1200 bal was committed to Noynmen elnit prl on The District Attorncr also eworo out warrants for the arrest ot State Senator John J MaoFiulane Louis E Ptelffer and James a Dungan but Work was the only one of the number that the constable could find The warrant on which Work was arrested charges him with rehypothecating tho stock and with conspiracy to cheat and defraud the depositors and others Interested In the Bank of America The warrant alio charges him with similar offences In connection with tbe American Life Insurance Company Senator MaeFarlane was President pf the American AJIIU I urBncc Company and VlcePresldent 1 nf the Dank of America Louis E IMlffer waH President of the hank and VlcePrfsldent of the Inturnoce compsnv and Dungan was cashier of the bank Work val assistant or adviser to Senator MaoFarlane The peculiar and disastrous financial methods pcular Quartet readied a climax lost spring and when they could no longer bo con cealed the bank suspended and the Insurance oompanr assigned a few dors later Hun compa lle dreds of people lost their all br the i uln of tho two Institutions Senator MacFarlano dlsappeareH and fans never returned 1felffer ami Dungan were arrested charged lflller receiving deposits after they knew the bank was Insolvent and the Indictment on that charge Is I still pending against them Since that time a expert accountant has been at work examining the books and It was upon thn discoveries made by him that the District Attorney Issued thn wnrrnnts for the arrest of the quartet of bank wreckers arJst Quaret District Attorney arabutu tuoiislit tut die losses br the operations of the syndicate would amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars but the exact amount was not ret known He said that work was undoubtedlr the moving spirit of the whole scheme movnl George F Work was een after his arrest and brought he said alt that he him was Innocent of the charges HRACVBE JOURNAL ZIT1OAT1OX I i The Anallratloa for a Xecatvor Likely I ke Maaa la Ik Cenrte BTUCUSB De 12lhe refusal of th At torneyGeneral to institute proceedings In the name of the State to throw the Syracuse Jour nat Into the had ot a receiver as prayed for In the petition of the heirs of the late J O K Troalr one of the owners will undoubtedly resnltla the aid of the court being intoked in the same effort The trial of the suit will un questionably develop an acrimonious litiga tion more or less involving the politics ot the county Indeed It Is I already said br persons speaking for Carroll E Smith editor of the Jovrnal that the animus of the proceedings already taken Is in the hatred of Congressman J J Belden for the Journal and Its editor The basts ot this rumor was the appearance of Main A Knapp Congressman Beldens legal adviser as one of the attorneys before the At tornevGeneral last week The story goes that Mr Belden would b glad to b the pur chaser ot the Journal at a forced sale On the other band it Is I said that he would not care to make such an Investment as long as his relations reM close as they a politi cally net financially to the Syracuse Standard I Olar tetnaou ard At the same time It I the Journal were In distress tress Congressman Belden would b the last man in the world to offer It succor He is also on tem of cordial friendship with the heirs of iroslr estate whole claims against tb newspaper have ben resisted with the a toundlng charge that Mr Trnalr was short in his accounts by reason ol careless busi ness hblt or worse upward of tl 5000 A bold statement to this effect was made on behalf of the Journal before the Attnrner Oenea I would be Impossible t name a citizen Hying or dead in Syracuse against whom such a thing being pad would arouse alter greater storm of protest Mr Tralr was la gentleman of the highest conceptions of honor a leader In church wortand a business man of the strictest methods Whenever the charge is plainly formulated ll will be In the legal proceedings the public will be shocked Tin Tear for Hetk Cat Driver John OConnell cabman ot 825 Ninth avenue pleaded gulltr yesterday in the Gen eral Sessions before Judge Mortice ot assaulting saulting Thomas Daly livery stable keeper at 451 Fourth avenue with an axe on Nov 2 Daly ordered OConnell to drive t a neighbor Ing hotel to answer a call for a couD OCon nell made an impudent renlr and Daly dis charged him An hour late 8 Dalr was leaving the office 01 the stable OConnell seriously wounded him with an axe OConnell Is I tbe cabman wit whom Mr Cooper Hewitt exMayor Hewitts son bad a exlaor 10 difficulty in front of tbe MaJlson Square The atre three months ago alter a matlnle Mr Bet r was escorting a ladr to her carla OConnellJudgeMartlnesaid you un loU donbtedlr are a man of violent and ungoverned a Iman unlov erned temper ion committed an outrageous and wholly unwarrantable assault upon Mr Daly wbolt long ago you were charged with commlttl another assault equally unpro voked though less serious In the acceptance ot rour plea the Our has extended to ron all possible clemency I sentence yOU to State Prison at hard labor for five rears kurak Slawlr SaUla The fortythird annual meeting ot Plymouth Church was held lat night the Rev Dr Lrman Abbott the pastor presiding Clerk F 0 Manvels report showed a membership ot 1793 During the year there was a gain of 18 63 new member having been added and 89 having dropped off The receipts r 113153 The expenditure in the various branchee of church work were 8900 Satisfactory reports were received from the various department oonnected with the church Includingthe three Bunday schools tlm Young Mene Colon the Young Womens Guild Plymouth League tbe working girls clubs the gymnasium and the missionary work along tbe rIver front The election of officers was postponed until next Friday night Ltr Aaljaat Bekep Kill August Becker seniormemberoftheNewark lapidary firm oBeckerBroswhlch has an office at 71 Nassau street this city was killed last night by coming in contact with ODe of tbe Newark electric street rar poles which are In the middle of the street He was returning home from this city with a quantity of valu able stones and after gettlngoff the train he rau to catch an electric car Be sprang on the rear of the ear but on the wrong side While wronl Whie Tie clutched tbe guard rails but was still swing ing from the car bis head struck a pole He fell to the ground and was dead before he could b carried to a hospital His bed was terribly cut and be waa Injured internally He was 5 Tear old He Jeans a wife and several u u laat If cMMrrny Goo B IT f ExAlderman James O MoMurray of the Eleventh district was expelledv from the Re publican organization of bis district several week ago and one ot tbe charges against htm was his connection with the Business Hens Republican Organization There a possibility that the B M lt0 In his district may now be reorganized organized Tbe Campaign Committeeof tat organization met last night and fourteen dis I trict were represented Tbe commie has under consideration the reorganisation of tbe Klerentb and Hlxth districts Mr MoMurray Is I the leader of tbe Eleventh A B Brownell nf the Twentyseoond sug gested that the B J It O go to Washington and ask point blank what thn Government r means ard by keeping 170 Democrats in the navy Doctor florprUr nt Sneer Vitality Signer Bucol slept for twelve hours steadily on Thursday night and recuperated thereby from tbe nerrons strain tbat Inability to sleep at all on Wednesday brought about He was cheerful and chatty yesterday which was the thirtyseventh dar of his fortyfire darn fat He has lost all told since be began bis fast thirtyeight pound In weight He chewed eight ounces of Ice as welFhl terda nnd drsmk twentyone ounces of Croton und mln e HI l water The doctors who arc watching him believe now that he will be IhlA wHtcblnJ his undertaking thanks to tbe drugged ollxlr with which he effectually stuveK olfiill ctinbe RI of hunger Huedn nervous vitality remnlnH a surprint however to all who are studying bis experiment Tfc Ladlre IlrlUblrd T UuDt t ct M4 lh p rf ct ciftty with which U41M may 1 llqald fruit lanl I Syrup ot I BBd rallemalUuu k lttbilrf TorfU rmlr I ti pluilnc I t 7 ni t tb tut itsll ytttf I fMl 11 sMUif B tb kltaty liter aat bom l4 rt t t 0 Highest of all in Leavening Tower U S Govt Report Aug 17 IS Bn ABSOLUTELY PURE When Baby waa sick we gave ber Casterla WbM she was a Child she cried tor Cuteria When the bam Mi she clung t Caatoria WbM she had Children ah jave them Cr IK MY SPONGE MINI I wt WOLFFS ACME BLACKING ONCE A WEEK Other dan wa eh thorn otMn wttti OHnwt IPONIE AND WATER 8Y Housewife V Y Counting Room Uy Cuntn RO EVERY Crrlal TOwner EVERY Thrifty Mechanic EVERY Boy ale t lU hold a bro IK ON t 7r WILL e TAU OU a NcwfUimlTVll f WILL STAIN QU AN CHmlailI J rr MILL BTAIH TINWAHI 1 1M 1 WI L avaiM v u LB Raaam I ff WIWlLLB CM i tltnot WlLLBWOLTV WOLTV KAMOOLFaf F O alBW Aak la fiiu rat I 1 1 taraiaau u A A A NO MORE MIDDAY WALTXliS KOMIS OF THtt tfORUAt C1ITlKOE tilRTX cur KliOHT On or Theaa Fll In Den mint wln Whlrllnc U Detaee nt the Noo Hour No More Bantu Vtt Stair The Normal College girl of Intermediate grades have the halt hour between 1145 and 1219 for luncheon The usually eat their luncheon In the calisthenics hal or rooms adjoining joining It Br that time In the dar they have a a rule got horribly tired of lessons and le tures and teachers and are aching for a romp Tobesurethor have lira devoted halt an hour to calisthenics but then calisthenics Is work not play Bo luncheon Is generally de spatched with tremendous haste and the girls spend the rest of tie hal hour In a general frolic in tbe ball The younger ones and somo ot the older onea too play tag and all sorts of wild run ning and dodging games but most of them dance The seize each other round the waists nnd waltz and galop until the boll rings Ther swing each other wildly laugh Immoderately and grow red faed out of breath and verr happy Ther usuallr manage to les sons for an hour afterward without fidgeting But the sport was too good to lost It all came to an end on Thursday when one ol the revellers tell down In tbe middle of a wild whirl tu a dead faint To be euro It was Inherited whlllu rRIIt herited heart disease that made the frollo dangerous In her iase but the incident a snlllolent to cfttl the fun cf all to be stopped Illcllnt Tbe girl waa I newcomer brlxht pretti red rhoeked and lli She was the picture ot honltb but nho bad told her teacher tbat ane was tumid of deo optng heart disease and onlr tbnt vorr morning she had bon excused from the cnltsthunlo exercises Her spirits woe too much for ber at Intermission and as soon as luncheon was Hnallowed she seized a Irlrnd and was soon skipping nimbly over tho flour III a waiL UuJdunly tho cut cavoalor rnnitn and sank to tbe nor white and sente less Her companion screamed and the other glrlsln tbe room locked around white faced and irlgbteiied Miss bmmaM Kequn the tutor In c wa hastily summoned and he lost no time In calling Dr Hunter the Presi dent ot tme college He arrived about two minutes after the girl tell I tihewosopenlnx her eyes Bho comiilalned of tui lutonia limn In her heart l r Hun let felt her pulse I was missing every seventh bent In a few Wi mlllni ever mlnutex she felt able to get UP and walk slowly Then she said tluit bar mother bad heart disease and that her mothers eight brotbei s had died of tlat After resting until nhe felt fully recovered I was snut homo In charge of one of the older girls with instruc tions to Re a physician ton morning when the college was assembled at inotnlng prayer Dr Hunter made some remarks with tho Incident of the dar bel ore as a text He told the girts that thoy were exceedingly heedless ot tbelr health and wore gulltr of careleRsne every day that wa little Hbort of recklessness Ho reminded I them of bis previous lectures about draughts I wet feet and the Hies and then said that they 1 did exceedingly wrong to exercise violently I after eating He also pointed out the danger ot I running upstaIrs 1 hen be Ill down a new rul which traa that there was to be no dancing running or violent exercise ot any sort at any time in the college buildings and that running up stair would b prohibited He told the glrU thev could have all the fun they wanted In a quiet way but must b satlMled with calis thenics for exercise at l fat while In the school The calisthenics were graded to the varying physical needs of all while no girl waa eapibleot being her own judge In tho matter of lolei exercise The girls listened in silence There wan a deal of gossip during the day They El tllke the new rule But there was no sing reiterdav This Is I tho only Instance ot evil consequences following the midday frolics Tn 1 HUN reporter President Hunter aald lat nllht We have got to be a little strict for I am convinced that girls r tar mom reckless of their health even than boys They are not open to reason on that subject and you simply have to take things In your hanll Why last winter I 18 foroed to make a rule giving a disorder mark to every girl that opened a win dow In spite of all protests they persisted In exercising until thny were In a glow and then coming up stairs throwing open tbe windows and Itandlnl without bat or coat in the damp and lor draughts Ha t Cfit Batkvt Threat t e tbe ra nt nt Hr Augusta Bernstein ot lei Orchard street ran into the Fifth street station house at 10X oclock resterdar morning with a babr in her arms The child waa gasping and sputtering and was apparently unable to breathe freely plained She swallowed a paul Mrs Bernstein ex The Sergeant sent both mother and child to Bellevue Tbe child was nearly dead from suffocation when it arrived Ir Brooke lo cated the peanut and br cutting open the windpipe managed to get It out The babrs name II Jennie and It t but fifteen months old I is likely to live TexM Republican Dcelejr Acalaat Negro HOUSTON De 12Tbe whit Republican I Convention met here yesterday Dr Max Ur wltz Judge Henry Cllno and H F McGregor mae addresses advocating tbe supremacy ot the whltn man over tbe negro and holding that the Government must be run by white men J WTemler was elected President and heth B Strong Secretary An exeou tlve committee of thirtyone members was appointed AbamilOBed la Ito QAlvrsTOKDec12 While tn mldocean about 600 miles southward of tbe Azores tbe bark entine Ada J Bonner Capt W G Snow bound from Baltimore to Bio de Janeiro with a cargo ot general merchandise sprang aleak She was sinking with hercrew when she was bled bv the British steamihlp Unionist and her crew were taken aboard Tho vessel waa abandoned on Nov 24 and wai set on tire and destroyed Tbe Unionist arrived in this port todar with the ctew Yalca New Cataloam New HAVKK Deo 12The annual catalogue of Yale Unlversltr which appeared this morn Ing shows that tbe total number of students is 1640 as compared with 1477 for last rear They are divided 8 follows Graduate oourfce 1041 College 892 t Snellleld Relenttllo Hchonl 879 Art School 45 Divinity School 139 Medi cal School 03 Law Hcbool 116 The amount of beneficiary aid elven led students Is I thin rear 1800 Lost rear this lund amounted to 13000 Wit Not Make Friday Murderer Hay PINK BLUW Ark Dec 12ln the Circuit Curt here resterdar Judge Elliott sentenced Charles Beward convicted ot murder In the first degree to be hanged on Thursday Jan 89 After passing sentence the Judge said that he saw Irom the sunirlne of tbe people In the court room that an explanation was Tn or der He said that bu never bad and never would sentence a man to be executed on a crucified Friday because ou that dar Jesus Christ was A OIK to tona laland Cltr At Wedncsdar ovenlngs meeting of the Boar ot Education of Ixrag Island City a let ter was received from Bteinwny V Hans which stated tbat having been Informed that the Btclnwar public school the Fifth ward was overcrowded tbey would purchase the former Union Church buildineut Albertntroet ana tbe Shore road and have it altered and extended for tbe Free Circulating Library and klnder curten both to be maintained ut their exi en o way A vote of thanks was forwarded tu Mr Hloin cwnrdt Hnri Pennine At th meeting of the Board of Fire Commls loners resterdar the names of Assistant Fore man Michael A Itellly Fireman Henry Hep winkle and Engineer James Pape of Engine 25 were placed on the roll of merit for gal lantry in rescuing Mrs Mar Burke and ber lon at the flre at 315 Kant Flf tb street on Deo 7 I I lre Fireman Wrenn of Engine 20 was fined four days parlor absence without leave I reman Welsh of Engine Cl was fined three das pay I for duty belae law I tlfreeu minute In reporting for deol Tea emporium I Attblt large and nandtome ettabllthment with IU 1 many branUitt embracing tblt city Oreenpolnt and Brooklyn tbey do not gIT away a bailtetfal ut crock try In order to palm off worlhleat lea and coffeet but will centlnu to do ta they hare alwayt dcntnlv to tbelr pairuna uatful and oiuaiuental artlclea at an ad vertisement only In urilir to bring befor tbe Dublin their eiceilent at aiii votleet In Ilia tr DIIoda l department Ih r anil other l rauolie at 4J nil aim 13 Hhthnroiir leaaand cor cf poiirtMUal I purity nd excellence tliat raiinnt tall In KlvMlieut mu i raiuraction and t their rtipe tlve prlpra are tnatchlrai for example compare uur tc teu wild leaeaoiu ut 7cc brotber ltnn An l onr Cfldee lor rlcniiem airengtli and IIMI roma cannot l a equaled ror eat 1110 elaewiieri and few llrnie lell tiiooilat any price Uur Tin Ma la I a porfxt Irrat aoinethluc 4 frlc of good lo appreciate He 0ollu member U I by tvery on context I AuUeraon a teat anil cost II are Ibe beat atA tbe rroctry dtparlmenl at 11 i ar caa k bad at retail all tbttiandard gro cerltaaa laawbar cheap as youcaa purchate commoner ooill 1 r AIVllrl The Taaaal orsalceth P rfrt4 at U Metreoelltati Oe era Bouse The management cf tb Metropolitan ha shown itself not onlr generous tn all the equip ment ot old standard opera but enterprising and lavish this season In the quick following production ot new ones Last evening the H onit noveltr waa brought forward under thl title The Vassal of Bzlgeth The scene at th drama la laid in Hungary and Its plot Is a dark mixture of revenge hatred fratricide and blind unreasoning passion On the stage in acton and veiled in the decent phrases of a unob jectionable U not exqnlsliely Ic libretto the atorr seems le s horrible than when I purport is culled from the ba and bald though lucid argument which prefaces the Book of the Opera Wherefore those who are wiso will allow the pictured event to disclose thom lves Gradually rather than absorb the somewhat nauseous dose in its condensed form The new opera is the work ot Anton Bmar oclla born in Venice about thirtyseven ear ago He studied In Mia tinder Paolo the celebrated conductor of La Reals who was deeply Interested In the fate ot tbe young com pcser whose work now presented Is I at least fourth on the list ot serious opurae The names of the other large works BIO La Caccla Lontana La Preclosa and Vlanca do Cervlaof which tbe two later were produced at Milan with some success A symphony entitled Leonore and the music beard last evening In the Metropolitan com plete tbo numboi of tbe composers principal e Torts comboler BnisTodlla has been a protftte of Han itlchter through whose powerful influence stage The Vassal waa placed upon the Vienna An almost total blindness ha darkened SmaregllaB life but it bal apparently not jerlously Intonerod with his artistic growth Ir t In this opera he discloses not only itncliled giftsof rthm an1 mulodv but a tine ien of tiiiiililng Bttiilliiieul Hint ollcga about bla phrases like the odor or a rose Added to this are entire orlglnalltr smooth neH i und freedom of ttyle with a richness of orchestration as charming to tbe Intellect die tlnKutshlng its beauties us it Is I soft and lus cious to the ordinary musical sense Tbe Brothers Andnr and Milan were done br Ilfrr Dippel the younu tenor and by Hcich nionn llolf the nvll enori tbe piny won personated by Fl cher The few buteffenthe pleasures mine by tho Ablest were given to Sohflllorss brnuleln Iluhn Aojag rOlo being Frauleln Thn score la filled out bv choruses of nuns Oled clornsEs woodcutters and peanunts whlln tho scenrs ni e brightened bv tatileaux and ballet of bril liant Ilunearinn dances The four leading characters arc exceedingly exoeelnJl even as regards lenuth and Importance but that of RelchmanniltBtheiirtlfitbest It shows tis thelrt bet the beauty nnd strength of his voice admira bly nnd his Impersonation volcj a amlra hensible Innovation nf stamping and jumping to emiibaHlze the stirring portions of his text was mo t praiseworthy Herr Dippel displayed the same sincerity and honesty In his endeavors which have already won him favor I his voice could grow and It undoubtedly wito match his earnestness and Intelligence an artist of tbo first rank aret lrt would be found In him In Frnu Hobollers tfaja there were evidences of Ibo timidity which comes from short ac quaintance with a role though indeed this must be confessed a thankless one difficult to Infuse with spirit Her peculiar high voice eultn the music however and she made a graceful and interesting looking heroine There are but three scenes In the opera chancing from a church to a sunny valley vall then to u room in tbe oastle of Bzlgetb All ot these were sumptuously and tbe stage glit tered with gorgeous costumes A One ballet of Hungarian dances was per formed to exquisite and characteristic music next Tbe werk new opera hold tbe stage on Monday ot I Curloo ot of Soap OB a Crow I ScBANToy Deo 12 Fenny a tame crow on I Farmer James A Leasons place In Pocono I township growing a lot of new feather and I the most of them are coming in white One morning six or seven weeks ago Mr Leason I heard the crow croaking ont In the back yard It was a noise altogether unlike Pennys usual cheerful not and 3Ir Leason ran out to see what the matter waa She found Penn up to his eyes In a big kettleful ot son soap that she had made tbe dar before She fished tbe un fortunate bird out and her son Nelson took Pennr down to the brook and gave his once blossv plumage a thorough rinsing The hardwood Ire In the soap was powerfully strong and It loosened the rot Wi of Pennys prettv feathers In short order Lots of them fell out In n day or so and the rrnwwas clad only In patches He moped silently around the ynnl while his new loreatber were sprouting and when he saw that he wan feath ering out Ih white spots be showed an Inclina Inelna ton to pluck ont tbe new crop with bis bill 1 But be gave that up after a little and his win i tergarb contain black and whit feathers in abut equal proportion I Front Sir or Atalele rrtm Uu jyarvm Oranaru I Is reported that A O Oumnook ot Lowell a8 tho father ot Capt Cum nock Lwel Harvard football team has given his son 5OuO tamblln for defeating Yale This recalls the gilt of tbe tllt father ot n old Vale athlete Mr Carter United Slates Minister to tho Hawaiian Islands promised his eon George Carter a member of alee famous record crew of 1R88 llOO for every length br which Yale should belt Har vard on the Thames Thecrlmson was twenty Jour lengths behind In that years procession and Mr Carter made good hi word mae ao b wor ENQLISU JULLIABDS Chaaaploa Xakerta Makes the Hlaacit Spot Dar Rna oftk le T Engllih ezperta continue la kp thing Urely la th billiard world of London aad hardly a week panes now without torn big match being played hy Il ttan W J riaU who laat month brok th rwerd ot tb pot tbot f am with th mormons ran of onr 10 point met W Mitchell a powerful xprt at tht Royal Aquarlnm Wettmtaiter and wat badly wajloped in a BDOI karred match It waa an 8000 point battle and the men met on eren term T Bagllth crltloa om mint upon Ih gam aa followti I While MltcheU haa probably Bvr played better at tho retlrlcttd game rall has etrtalnly ntrtr played worn rtall by ordinary play took th lead and kept I up to Tunday night but afltr that h till away aUe getbir Mitchell paitlni him on Wednttday and In creating hit Itad until I on Friday night he wa a 10J ahead at ei 6S to 4S6S Mitchell I on Wdnaday made a break of 337 which lithe btghiat hi haa erer made tpot barred and In addition b cored tuicin tireake ot orer li t x wbll real only flv Umeeeiceeded tb IUU being after the noond day completely I I out of form On Saturday Mitchell did not play rery will l In th afternoon hla only Important rone btlng 74 and b t a while PialL playing np la oatltr ityl thaa prevloualy mad I lit 107 H7 MS and TA and gained eomlderably r l la tb vnlng i th leader Improred avain and 1eall atalng that Be had no chance did not trouble t4Jev r and us Hltohell 1 and ultimatiiy put together won breakaot by 1842 Feall only twice mad ovr JO att Iba ball in tb ren Ing J and 51 I At Kiyotlan Ball Piccadilly Champion John Itch erte gave aaolaer enterlalnlng dliular of hit great aklil r I In a match I at tb reitriotid gam with I kipert T Taylor making th high ipotbarred run of tb teaaon r lb 00 At ueual Roberta cnodd big odii to hit opponent airing I 4BUI In a gam or lauua Boberli playedln a form throughout U caught and pfd Taylor on frlilay anil finally won br 2831 polite On Friday M mL bag II hadaltadof I 1361 I looM rl ao bt t far aa tb retnlt wai concerned the mttcb wat A good a ovtri I but diaplt tbtt lat Iher mII a lent company pretent on Saturday and Hoberta playing In th mol dathlng manner wai i n at hla but In the afternoon b nrel made r unOulahtd break of 170 Into IM and than followed with IM t M VUI 101 and an Incomplete ion whU II Tarlort only noteworthy rnne wire mf nd 03 Tula brought th nrat portion of tb layt play to a cioa with the total In th rI icratoh mant favor at 11an to HU74 in th tvenlng Taylor had few chanrtt aDa m but llttl ua of what li had wbll Roberta made chief breaka of 15 tncludliitf tht luu from Hi arternooiu ua 4o ISA anil llMhlalaat being unfln lahed I la doubtful If Robtrtt hi trer pljreu better Ian b did during thlt match fOrD th Drat day h made a break of 341 the hlgheet potbarrod ly thlt aeaeon wbtle btaldet h tcortd amonf fortythre other tbreflgur breaka 2UI aw aiv f Jmflr Braeat Roeber Ball a Ba4 Fall There wat conildtrabl xcllemeat during th wrttt ling bout at th Klghth Street Tlieatt laat nlgbt be twten William Iluldoon and Brneit Rotbtr After wre tiling for Br minute Mnldeon lifted Hotter In th air and droppad him accidentally to the floor Robr remained tbere until th curtain waa rung down He wai then carried to hit drilling room bytlnldoonand acTtral other 1 wai found that b had dltlocated lila lift ehouldtr and by hit hd atrlklng th floor he wai rendered unconicloui Everything wai done to bring I htm around and In leao than tnre miuutet h wai all right The Injury tnblt ihoulder will in lt Itlraponlblefor him I I apixar for earn tlm to cnmc b rWII r 3 Kllraln Hopped Jerry Matterr lu three roundt after In latter had ben badly punlabeil Tb nlirhte entertainment wai for tbe benefit tb widow and child ot Jo Coburn th veteran purlllat Muldoontihart amounted to fS4 w TltAD portion from the theatre 0114 making a total or Iortoa Ttila amount wai depoeiud la ihe hand of tht iporilng editor of THI Hux lait night lilt to atari a fund for tha binedt of Cobarni widow and child funl JIKOOKIVN A truit mortgage of SnoO n mad by Charlt 0 Illgglna A Company lap luanufacturtrt of Urooklrn 80111 property waa record In tb tfeglitert onlc jrnlerdty Th money obtained by the mortuage winch 1 u to th Tlle iiuarantrr and Truit Company It to iccur tht bondt given by Mr Illfilut to hit cred lorr A deem of abtolnt dlrorc I wai graaltd by Judg Van Wick yeeterday In I Ib r fr Jamt K Weir aualnitWary K Weir Mr a Weir le not yet ot age aad alia waareprentd la the procdlng by nardlan Kvldenctwa r JoAbt mow thai Mra Weir bad TUIled the Hotel Vartbeldl with a Kan named John U awjer wh sln4 th htul reiUttr M 11 Aniu I o 1 1 I of na RAILROAD JUaleet lafbrsaatlok of later freaa All daartar In the United States Circuit Court In Charles ton resterdar Jude Bond and Bryan granted an Injunction restraining all suits against the three Cs railroad and appointing Samuel Lord of Charleston temporarr receiver with notice tat a motion for the appointment of a permanent receiver would be argued on the first Tuesday In February net The com plaint Is I at the Instance of the Finance Com pany of Philadelphia and Barker Brother k Co of Pennsylvania acalnct the three On railroad the Massachusetts and Southern Construction Company the Boston Bate De posit Company McDonald Shea C ot Ten nessee P H Dickinson of New York and William KeniQch ot Missouri The order recites that It appearing that certain contractors have commenced proceedings the State court of Tennessee for the purpose of r Illns pnrlfnn nf th mAl bnd In the State of Tennessee and thereby dismembering the road and greatly Impiilrlng Its value us secur ity to Its bondholders It Is therefore ordered that tha Charleston Cincinnati and Chicago Cincinnat Cllc8o Itallroad Company Itsofllcers lent Ac are restrained and enjoined from transferring and delivering the possession of thu property t said corporation or any putt ot tbe same to any one save and except the receler herein appointed Ir Samuel Lord of Charles ton Thniecelver Is ordered to take posses sion or the entire property and manage It make Inventory Ao and run tbe maOlle bond Is I fixed a 10000 The complainants Far there are 17000000 of bonds and an emiol amount ot stock outstanding o which ua reprjen 3253000 as follows in bonds tiniinceOinpanrof Philadelphia 12000000 investment Corapanr of Philadelphia oO 110 OJO Barker Brothers Co 203000 A foreclosure closure of the mortgage is asked for The rod has 230 mla built lad 9 miles more Articles of association of the Adirondack and St Lawrence Railroad Company having a capia of 2000000 were Died with the Secre tar of Stat tn Albany on Thurl Tho company In formed for building a railroad about 200 miles lu length commencing In the town of or Burke count at the southern teftnlnus of the tit Lawrence and Adirondack Railroad and running thence by the most direct and feasible route t the village ot Malone and rut south erly direction through the counties of Frank lin Hamilton Baser Warren Fulton Saratoga Hamiton Eal Wtren Fulon tara toga Montgomery and Soheneotadr terminat ing at the cltr of Schenectady The directors ot the company are Morton 8 Parmlee Charles W Breed Clark J Lawrence Fred erick D Kllburn Marin E MoClarv William C Stephens Robert C Thompson Nelson W Porter Clinton Stephens Scott U Boyce and Marshall E Howard ot Malono Edson J Chamberlain of St Albans Vt and James N Aubrey of tbe town of Constable The sub scribers to the capital stock Include E J Chamberlain who has jmbscrlbd for 1600 shares and Charles J Mae of Montreal fiOO bars Tho other subscribers to tbe capital stock take one share each General Eastern Agent L B Greves of the Great Northern Railway has received the fol lowing from headquarter The Great North ern opened to tame on Dec 7121 miles on its IHcine extension In Montana Track lay Ing Is progressing at the rte nf two miles a dur and it Is expected tbat the Rookies will be reached by Christmas Two thousand men are at work Supplies are being concentrated In tbe Flathead vale west of the mountains where a force ot several thousand men will b employed and the line hurried t its terminus on Puget Hound Surveys are in progress on the Belt Mountain line of the Great Northern from Monarch Montana for tbe building ot two branches to Darker and Nelhart which will open up a rich mineral region tributary to thn silver and copper smelters at Great Falls Regular service has commenced on the Great FnllH and Canada Railway 109 mllis between Ureat Falls Montana and Lethbrldge In the Canadian territory of Alberta with two trains each way dally except Sunday Tbere a eight intermediate stations in Montana and four in Alberta A meeting of the dlrimtors of the Delaware and New England Company which controls the PnnghKeepsle Bridge Company and the allied system of railroads was held In Phila delphia on Wednesday Tbe announcement was made that a contract bad been concluded with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com pany br wblcb tb irelght business of tbe road which has heretofore gone to New Enl land br WiT of New York Ione KO over the Fonghkeensle bridge The freight will be taken to New England by war of Reading and Klatington over the PennsrlvanlaPoughkeeD sle and Boston road to tbe Ponghkeapale l bridge The traffic contract It Is estimated will add a minimum of 600 cars per month to 6 wl car the freight business of tbe system pr I A Chicago despatch says the Freight Com mittee of tbe Central Traffic Association con cluded Its session resterdav All Irregular rates on store were ordered withdrawn and the nfllclal figures adhered to beginning Jao 1 The question of the classification of colon Bead bull pulp was referred to a commit with the recommendation that a ruling be is I sued In line with the action of tbe Bt Louis committee Through ratee via Chicago and laklnaw t northwesterD potnts tel gated to a meeting of representatives of East ern and Western lines t be held In Chicago on Dee 18 Commodity rates on glucose and glu cose syrup were abrogated A loa news bureau61 Boston ears It is er ofllclally admitted that PresldenfBostwlck nt the New York and New England Railroad will In all probability resign before he sails for Europ His successor has not been deter mined on but I Is authoritatively stated that he will not bo exPreMdent W T Hart The report tbat tbe road is In poof physical or financial condition are emphatically denied W P Vaughn nf Providence a director of tbe New York and Hew England Railroad post j0l tlvelr denies the report that President Dost wide has resigned or has thought of doing so Mr George 0 Magonn has been elected Chairman of tbe Bt Louis and Ban Francisco Hallway rotary and directory Treasurer and Mr U W Gardnu Sec JSUEIIH XUK 8CUIFTOR DEAD ream JUfeteea la Hl Hlaello Ckalr I y tke Ia lat LONDON De 12 Joseph Edgar Boehm the sculptor died suddenly In his studio this even Ing He was engaged on a bust of Princess Louise and tha Princess had cale Prnoel studio in relation to the work Upon entering the place she found the dead bd enleruK artist reclining In a chair Mr Boehm was born in Vienna In 1834 He had reilded in England since 1802 and was elected an Associate of tbe Horal Acndemr of Ixmdon in 1878 He executed n colossal mstuo in marble of tbe Queen for Windsor Castle In 1869 bronze stutUHttes of tho Prince of wales nnd all the royal family and a colossal statue Ht Bedford of John Bunvan In 1872 He PWutcd a colossal equestrian statue of the Prints ot Wales for Bombay In Ib77 a statue of Thomas Carlrln and a marble stntuo or King Leopold of Belgium forSt Ooorses Lhapel at Windsor The Government gavo him the order to execute the statue of Lord Benconsfleld for Westminster Abbey lie also made statuettes or Thackornr John Leech Mlllate end oth ri Keillor Mark Mult ror Libel LONDON Deo 12In the trial todar of the ault for libel brought against O W Butterfleld br Harrr Marks Proprietor of the Financial Atiei the plaintiff donted that be had ever promised to marrr Mrs Koppol and said he bad never passed more than two niuhtH under herroof He produced receipts to show that be bad paid her 1000 for the New York Jetrtih Jtftonntr besides arlons other sums The witness denied that he ever got anr jewelry from Mrs Konpel but admitted that she had given him her dead husbands watch He said that besides the New York Jnauh Warmer he had edited the New York Vailu Minma Ntici and the financial and Mining Xews and that J 9Je lAmeAe was B member of the committee of the Oil Exchange Mrs Koppel he said bad never threatened to bring an action agahut him until ho left New Yorlc ut tbeclose aerrta Weald Like ta See Natallee Treabl Eatled BKWJBIDB Dec 13In the Bkuptschina to day a majority of tbe members voted against referring the memorandum recently submit ted to it br exQueen Natalie relative to her former husband exKing Milan and refused 1 Publlolr Thereupon the Liberals left the chamber in a bodr The majority then adopted a resolution requesting the Govern ment to ask the regency to prevent further trouble arising front the difference between oxQueen Natalie and her former husband iw JDIne tka Cr Mayer LONDON Deo 12 ConsulGeneral John 0 New presided at a consular banouet at the Met ropole Hotel this evening There were present Lord Mayor Savorr and the Ladr Mayoress theBherifls of the countr and their wives PostmaiterGenernl llalkes Baron Alfred de Rothschild the AustroHungarian Consul Oeneral and many other notabln personages The Lord Mayor In proposing a toast to Con eulGeneral New paid a high tribute to bis courtesy and ability Keaorte Es eta or tke MoKlalir Hill BBiDroBD Deo 12 The owners of the Mann Ingham Mills have reduced the wages of 1100 weavers In their velvet department from 20 to 25 per cent in consequence ot tbe diminution of business occasioned br the McKInler bllL It Is said that the Sir Titus Salts Uons Com panr has decided to begin the manufacture of plush In America and that tho Chairman of the compaur will sail for the United btates next week JProf B cka New York Patleiat BBBLIN Dec 12 Dr William A Taltavall ot New York wbo sailed from tbat city on Nov 25 having nnder his care William Dcsan a consumptive patient arrived here on Tuesday evening Degau comes here for treatment br Prof Kochs method He was exhausted by the journey and will rest a few days before going to Prof Koch He will probably be assigned to either Dr Comet or Dr Ewald for treat ment An laejnlrr lato Atrocities Committed la Africa LONDON Dec 12 At a conference todar be tween tbe Aborigines Protection Society a number of members ot tbe Honse of Commons and tbe leaders of several religious bodies a resolution was adopted demanding that tbe Government Institute an Inquiry into the atrocities committed In Central Africa br Eng lish explorers and other adventurers B Baafanr DUBLIN Deo 12 The Westport Board of Poor Law Guardians have by a unanimous vote adopted a resolution declaring In the highest terms their appreciation of tbe mean taken by Mr Balfour to of the famine in the western part of Irelani and warmly eulogizing Mr Balfour for hi action Not el reretstB Tb poreelaln factory owned by Prince Ln bescky wa destroyed by fire yesterday Bight workmen lost their lives Tbe French Government will construct an ntrenohed camp at Ton Department of Meurthe on the railway from Paris to fitras burg Iddlaa tor the Cherokee Htrlo WICHITA Dec 12 The following despatch was sent from Wichita last evening Hon J B Mares Tahlequah Indian Territory I will see Williamson and Blair twenty million for tbe Strip and go fifteen million better I bold royal flush Bend deed and abstract to Wichita National Bank M WLrvr Mr Levy Is acting for a company organized here within tbe last few days It has been in timated that they can get New York and Lon don capital If they desire to part with any of tbe stock A New Tenant lor Herneetme Theatre It was stated last night that a prominent New York manager bad engaged Herrmann newtbeatro In Broadway for a season begin ning In rebrnary and proposed to produce light comedies and farce comedies there Prof HerrmanuB representative said that tb con tracts had been signed Baakcre Arrtt e for Kaaheaaleaieal CBIOIOO Dec 12 Tbe Grand Jury today Indicted Prettrman whose bank failed a short time ago and his cashier Johnson on charges of embezzlement Both were arrested and were balled Throughout the day tbe corridors adjoining ie Grand Jury rooms were crowded with nngrr creditors In tbe County Court other huilerers watched the investigation regarding Pretlymanri affairs According to ad mlnhtons of H H Bishop tbe silent partner of tlm banker the collapx wa made more complete br Bishop who believed Irettynian was arranging a freeze out llUlmii before the crash checked out nevural thousands of dollars giving tbe moner to his brother who carried It to Canada Tbe adsets nf Prettrranna bank lumber oompanr uud private estate were scheduled by tbe assignee today as amounting to 158000 eiAnica mo run H Bin charted with embeullncf 17000 from T H Perklna It CD aiook brokrra of JtoiHmWMnld ilrday In jli JO tor Dec 17 Police Strecant JameeJ Bropbr of the Eaat Thirty fifth aireet elation U In Hellevue huipltal inKerlne from aever attaok f nroniihltla th reiultot cud An unknown xnn lamped from tb Kail River eUamer rilnrln near Biralford Ilfbt on Thurday nurbt I he officer were not notlOea until Otiten mlnutti alter ward when It waa too late to iearch for him Tn Attorneyleneral baa denied tb application of tb rePreuntatlTM of the John U K Trnalr aitat to liaT blm orlna au action la th naM qf thppl Main Hi Kyracuie Juurntt Compi lu dl aoiutloa Tb dead body of leorie Rood waa founil la tbe frtlxht yard o tb N Y N II and Hartford llallrnd at 133dalre t and Brook arnn laatnljilit He was a conductor and It la euppoud b fell eft a train U lived at SOS Itaat U7th aireeb Frank Erarta died at bla horn near TrnmanaDnrc N T on Monday About a year aio a party ot Wnlt tape called at nla bona and heat nlm aeeriy for erulty tobli wir II bocam luaau and remained ta until hla death wblcb wai cauatd by th ptuliu merit h bad received Th lory In the CM of Henry Kemp the IKadlnf Railroad coal nrakeraan rharired wlili criminal ne llvenceln c uilnr tli diaaatir at Hhormakerirllia tble county by which Iwentr praona were killed anil many Injured jeaierday rtlurned a Tvrdlct acQulitlDff tb prlaoner and putilnir tu coat on h county A Halifax deapatch aay th achooneraunkuff liar borvllie ID th vale of l ec I th entlr crew of wblon waa lo t l btllered to hat been tb Daniel tlarcy of Hoetoo Tb Marcy left Boaton on Nov m for Port William with coal liar Captain aad ownr waa trank Scott of iloalon With film allied hla lrothrr Thomaa alao of Voeton who wa lo lake charge of ibe Y acl on btr arrival at br dftttlaaUon Ta number of ta crew U not known JOZTIAG AHUItT IOWA Mr Andrew Carnefle wbo has been aerlailr 111 with typhoid f ver at ber bom a tt el fldrOriletreil li a pa aed tlie crlala In her Illneaa IU pbyalclan aay and la now on tb way to complete recovery Judge Invrabam haa rrantel an abaolnt dlvore t Conrad ZaniKIn from Johanna Mandela Jnd Truax haa ranted an abaolul dlrorc to Kdward t Bmith from Harriet May nmttu Th Brltliri IHp novernor Wllmot wblrb lot In from llamhur on Wedneailay with a taneral carlo went aatior on tu wen tide nf uorernor 11 liana on Tburt day nlirht and U tbere yt Dr Iyrnan Abbott will dellrer an addreaa befor th EtodenlaMoTement of w ork rlty In the conrart liall of the Metropolitan opera llotae on Hundar even IUK All amiltnta are Invited Mlec Jennl fjtlt who waa run down by on of Herln t Markerie Kama In l ntral Iark atveral wetka a o wtille aha waa rMlnic a tandem lilcycle hat Brouiht ault a alD t the llraa throuajb Lawyer W f bererance for lirtXP damanen Charlt W Uondworlh a conductor on th Ninth avenue elevated railroad want into the eaoon of John tfranran at J Ninth avenoe yeeterday mornlnir and aat down and died II had bart dlteaaa Voodwortn waa married and lived a few doora fruin th place where h died Tli Truiltfti Eicouiora and Btcnrttle Coflperatloa romiany limited of London h a bronibt tult In tb Uulixl Ktatra I Ircult iourt here a alati tb Monitrer and Jleslcan Oulf Kailrond Tiimpanyof sew York tor Kxiioiand Intercitfrom Mar Jl IMO and etita Tb lull la baled uiion alleftd breach of contract Charlei Neub rt and John R Vhankt of U Ma tlon tlratt nd Oacar f fetere of Wl Kut Twtatv acond tlreel pleated nllly yeattrdaylntb tlntral f ilone t dialing lu poll yallp U wai Bhanktt flrat offence and Judge Martin tuaeadd aenltnc at to lilm Bnt Mtntxri and ftlert naa ffeadid bfr and they wer SaedllDuaack IBS WKaiKTAH CIVR ara on PreaUcat 8tk X W Atr e the Veilne of tbe GrieinetetaM The bananet that the seventrflve member of the VVesleynn Club enjoyed at Clarks res taurant In West Twenty third street last night was made interesting br the enthusiastic Mb We that college President wbo attended tk feast paid to the value of physical prowess 1m menof brains President Raymond of the unlversltr started the ball of prnlsoof physical prowes rolllnc br declaring tbat what Wesleran needed watt a flrstclass grmnaslnm Wesleyan wa proe culogv ot physical training I have heard he said plarfnllr tha th decree of Ph D has been awarded at eslevan for pronelenor In football At Columbia the degree Is awarded for pro flolencr at boat racing The Rev Ctaorgo P Mains President of tho club presided at tbe banquet and he Introduced a group ot entertaining talkers Among then Eire eiBenotor jWaruer Miller John Andrim the lion W 0 Wallace the Rev Jesse JU Hurlbert George D Beattrs and Wil bur P Randall Just tiefote the Banquet th club elected these officers for the ensnlngrei President John E Andrnsj Vint VlcePr dent tbe lion WmC Yallace Beeond Vli lee President the Rev Dr Jesse L Hiirlbertj Jee Randall Onorge D Realty Treasurer Will t Faulkner A All Aaatgca Dec laFaalkuer All publishers 1420 Chestnut street made an a slgnmont today Th tlrni has been Involved In llnanctal dlfOculties for a considerable time and one rear ago found It necessarr to ask aa extension of one rear Under tbe arrange ment tho firm had to par to each creditor certain amounts at stated Intervals On Thursday last the Methodist Book Con cern of New Yoricentered judgment for 10009 a alnst James L Allau representing the flrni on a judgment note dnted Deo 101890 pay able in ens dar Tht Methcdlet Book C asra In one of the principal creditors but ha not during the past enrenforced payments from Faulkner Allan There tire no rreferred creditors The liabilities are presumed to b The JPropeacd Excuvaitloii or Delphi CAXBRIDOE Deo 12 There ha been eonsld erabl talk In tbe papers to the effect that th prnjectfor elcavatlng Delphi under the ana rices of the American Archaeological Institute ho been abandoned Prof 0 E Norton sayst Harvard College has raised the sum prom ised br her for the excavations at Delphi and not only she but also America stand readr with the promised sum to begin the work But affair have come to a standstill owing to a change of Ministry In Greece The former Minister was readr to help us lit every war but the new Minister Is opposed to him not onlr jx litlcallrv but personally whether be will allow us to beeln the work and belp us in It remains to be en Meanwhile negotiations ore balngopened with him and in the course of a few months we shall know whether he favors our project or not Until then nothing further can be done One Const le Vndonbtedlr ITromm What Is taken to be an official outgiving by liobert F Porter superintendent of tbe Fed eral census was published in New York ree terday It Is nn argument from comparison ot tbe police census and the Federal census Inth Second ward and proceeds as follows Blnce they differ so widely one of them Is wildly wrong therefore the police census Is wildly wrong Supervisor Kenny has In tbe office of the Ottv llerord the returns of thppollce count and of the count made bv tbe Board or Health This ward has been thoroughly canvassed twice since the Federal count Mr Porter returns are vouched for by Enumerators Kler nan and Jnrvls The police count Is backed up by elghtvHlx affidavits and In most eases corroborated by the count of tbe Boardot FlMBte In Jercer Cltr A fire started at 9K oclock last night In onestory frame building 636 Newark avenn Jersey City and soon spread to 638 and 60 tfareestory brlek buildings The frame bnlld ing was destroyed and the brick building completely burned out Mrs B fleet Faraons keot a millinery stor in tbe frame building No 638 wa occupied by Charles Williams as a barber shop and 640 by Xavler Faber as a shoe store The brick buildings belong to the Wobleber estate and Police SergeBnt Wohleher and his broibw Fo lloemau roblaber lived in them Four other families also lived there AllJhj occupants lost nearlv all their furniture The total loss is estimated at 8000 The origin of the Ore is unknown Tire In ApartMeat Boole Fire broke out from some unknown cans la the front parlor of Mrs C F Sommers at 118 West Ninetyfourth street yesterday and was discovered by Janitor F W Bocirman Hj forced open the door and found a lixinge which was In the centre of tbe apartment burning The flames bail spread to the carpet Bookman alarmed the other tenants of the house all nt whom escaped The flats on the fourth and top floors were damaged also They were occupied by Mrs A E Young o H Nelhaus O WHopkins nnd T Tollman Mrs Hommers furniture wns Insured for 12200 The total damage waa I560U 4 Wh r TCtr4 rm Tlrtm Wet A M4 S33 Wttiritrtet W Bman pcklnr bnne l m c WOO II butmtnt of I8J Suffolk itrtet d sv F MB I IS Weil Nlnetyfeurtb ttrtet Mr Hemroen occupant O or Boll ewner damag aseou S13 tack ot bar on Manhattan are on a between 117th aaA I Ibthatreeta damage flM 4 chimney at 449 Cherry ttrtet no dlmag o3U ririt floor ot ta Broadway United State Kxprwt Company U am t SlU 3 a chlmner at IM Eighth arenu no damage e45 acna4 floor of 243 Weal rutyMonnd ttreet A L ThompMn damac 91A 7ia attic ai Warren and Independent a enut uubtrt U John n damag 5OOi ju awa Ing at 368 Grand itreit Adolpb lardon fancy goodt daaiag IV 6HS cellar of M Tenth avenu damage Sluu7 IU 1476 Third arcnue Qtorve K Viddir dealu la furniture and carpita damage S4ooa Bow t Bay Chrl t Pr Mnt At no etk r xuan of Ik rear U th pnrehutr In ta ratall world aualied by men a trumptlm or iioodi aad qaotinit of prlcM u at pr euL Aild from tn k wlld ruiff rour or volc i M to apeak u behoovta the hr wd and calculatlnc buyer to calmly Jay down m dUtlD0tllD of action beforehand aad tuot aalepM atari oat on hit Journor or f ln Th Mit tblur ta determine It what kind of a present to pnrohiM Tboie tblnce whoie unlr charaoterlttio le their aopeuanee may eult eome Mil inir only in preee ttie reettirer with an Idea or wtaUmlndtdaeM oa ItJe parlor tb donor Tney crriami are a vary poor marc or eitrem Liutlnr practical prrernti always convey ine Insinuation of daep Mtei1 rerkrd and as o tlon and la tlietr very duration eervA to keep aliro the very feellnf which they are lappotAd f repreeent The writer bu been etruck with th adaptability et a line or iMautlul foode oontaliird In flail IouwaVs two lute Brooklyn etabllelimenui In I Hie vary linoof rcMODlnf and verbapt what U of more eonwoaaat I tb reader u marvlloutly low prlcee of ean Many unique tmllattuni of antique and medlaval nld botrda cheffoanlerte iirdMtali iieike cabinet totrea Ac npuptrl lltnebeilmeet th y on etry bane Rookeri In nobeil profualon and endfeu varltty eull abl for r ry lort and condition of lit are obtainable lmm tnem and a rliit to their itortt at 47u and 471 tullonetrtet Hrnoklyn will amply rvy any nrcy pendd and will donbiltaa proy Trv latlfactory i they hare eTtrrlhlnr for tb parlor chamber and dlnlnrrnoin ThIr per cent credit eyaiem aliawinar any amount of nodi on yoar own Krua la aualoa fatorottbUbou e

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I 4 TU1 stJ sAiU1tAY ECF1iBE 1 1O i AHARDDAYFORTHETALENT 1 F4roRvs atAvauitnEO tn xrxrtr BACK lair OV 1T CM F IV It Eye 4er fVIe Htfttl r rlaa Iwr se Owner snd Their PrlaadeAt Parrew I rerlnrna Iiiceaalatnll7i e Vrlel the TaaI ehla e Worn with he riaaBooknmktr norhett Arreela The new starter promloel br th Pasiala Countr rloultural 8ool tr failed to mat rialU at tllltott ycel tet4ny and Wllllatn Lake laad bandied the fine aa usual and on ai Uwt I on o oailon nave tho patrons ot the traik no poailtle oUance to cat a run for their moner The moil Klarlo mistake mad by Ur Lakeland was In the fifth event M a mil and a Ixteenth when lie o ezit the field swat Mtuns out for a hundred yards with Qardntr many lengths In front ot his nearest competitor rblla St Paris the favorite was b oluwir a t anJ nerer bad the rtmottut chance to win j Had Opjdner bean north anything hq wpuid kat won nud lauded odds ot 100 to I In 1 acme i books but be tired In the llnal lurlon and r ftnlibed tblrd to the ContesMt nilr and Blan tyre The favorite closed up a lot ot around I I and ran well enouuh to win There were many surprise during the after com In tact It was a day of tribulation for tb majority oi tb talent The weathsr wu bitterly cold and lbs track bean but not ottddr Lizzie FODBO 1rlnea KdvtarJ and Monsoon wet tbo inoit fancied In the openIng Btlgel at lone ran but the Wcntera oolt Leo edda made all th raonlno and won bandllv Mnnsoon second and Monroe third tout I Island was almost backed oft th board br I Bonljr followers for the ceoond race bat ths I 4 kIok people cut a watermelon with the flu castoff Lysauder gettIng 0 and 0 for their money Oavle th Nt rn ockey rod the winner very olevorly Jtr ssas won between tUUUO and 17000 on iij4er I The tavorlt was onnd and Faradis a Into third Mnny of the knowing ones plav4 I i I pent la the raoa for twoyear old and they pfan honest ride for their money young I ux a ton ot Ihe trainer landing the Sister I rlhoulotan easy winner from Kino H I wittbMgJoCg Mdlng third The talent plunged on AlFunow lor n good thine In th handicap at a mile but Stove who rod tea PlgCeJiroinla I roeased him at out terribly and the Diy tw vearold Ctezle won after a sharp tuiale with Blue Jeans who cot away badly sud beds UP ft IQ of grouDd Many o thor wbo bet on 41 Farrow i uotietat o UT that they did not get a ride for tuolr I money b utltlint possible that the Immaou let toal woul pull a horse The common I excuce for A barrow when he Is beaten with I c anybcxly hut Hill un Is that nnbody tride I bTm but the Indian boy Fray Secretary Bas gIve Al farrow 116 pounds In i his next race I aid then Bill can make the weight Te filth I I waa th race in whIch Mr Lakela tried to k praient Gardner with the purse Tb laM race riromtced much on paper as Mabel Glenn Punster Jr Mamie D and olharfaat ones were meeting at even TtelghlN Mabal Glenn closed the favorite and she won cleverly with Mamie B second and Tioga third It Is only just to state that there was a j narked Improvement in the quality of the Eport over that of the tabt few days at Clifton Bookmaker Mettle Corbett was arrested on the arrival of the IIrot train at Jersey City last S evening by one of Fetor Dc Lacey emUiartps S on the old cbare or making tk book at fllza Beth and Linden Mr Corfett cave ball and 2 aa release The following are tho summaries THE f IRST BACK S runt 300 of which aso to lecond for thrttytar oldi and upward even turlotifi T M Uirryab a Jo HrkeU 4 by Brliadler Emma S vMiaoav im Ifi fenny i S J U I ScCorralcki b a Xoiuaon 4 utMFIynni pOiaytU ixu I r raiii SiqimiiVT a I Priac rifward Uattlmorn Thad Kowa allicbltt TUe Abbnt Llttl drand and Limit Fonio also ran s Time IM Vlutuil paid 11810 tsgutstw S TUB SECOND HACE S Punt KO ef which Ko to icennd for tbrttyaaroldi andnpward Threequ rteri or a mile Ilckwlck Stabtaa b o tyiaadir by Loncfellow lI Spied OTDaTli 1 I A Uonto br c Lon liand i L 107 H Una 3 F J Valentine br o Paradlio C inidl Penny a Lady M Uallni Pan Inlibt Philip ft abu Iiad Cada voibuii VatiUlon ana qrtllaril aUo ran Time I 10 S Mutual paldllSLHO i aK tst TUB TBIBB AOK S uri WOO ef wblcb 075 to teeead ana 35 to third for twoyearoldi iu and a bittS fnjlonn JlarTlaoijHiableioh I t Jttpnt by gins llan Utnt S S S roTlna iiaHollar I 1 1 ft Ajlonttitlfctlrenell loti i illlli a A irowni b c dam Matrci 0 T 10 Hill 3 5 S aabla Aialr Kaeoot ally raolla UaL KoatTlll Dlcinm Kllkinay Now Hoes filly Nellie Ptytou filly S andMilTllltaii r nT Mutual pal i IISV ttfob 43 TBK JOUBTH RACE PurufToaof which C10I to aitond and lAO te third S fir thracyearoldi upward on mil S V c Daly br t llule A by El Blalit FanfoUtt S iJ Lamaiey i noeretihIech 0 SIueJeanc 4 J 4 S Crots CO br 0 rtnc Jam 1 Ui lirgin 3 S Osiwood ouuc Duke At arrow Uutboua2 WDit Li ayrsous and FuitIo atlo reQ Mntua paid fAiO tS4U Tim Jltut THE FIFTH BACK PuriUOO et which T4 to teennd and 125 to third nr all af ca tilltait allowance cue mil and a tU tttath S tJltmond rtablie b f 3 by ronioCeatilt PT MoAulty V i Frertitor labl b c Blantyre 4 HflDeckcrX J WXI Koieriich c Oardntr I tWMull ly i k Mlddltmone Slnalan COIL b t Parli lndarm Dale t tnaji TheodoiiuiUelroie Upanio VTUd Cherry sodS S aIsu1orso S S SI utaala paid 19 40 fUrS jla S TBE SIXTH BACK Funt400of whloh cs to ncond and 13 te third fOYthtSYI7OIOI OTS S 14 Tomio p I t 3401151 QIsue by UIodV oil a checker W C Dairich t Maml D luaLambly a Si tarateta stables aa g TIes 11J A41nl s Print lloward Inniter Jr Alirm IliU and Hay Jaiia silo ran I Natuali paid 9SO STrt i S Kalrlee for Uti5brToday Th following sri the entries for QutteO bum today hSt McFivalzhtbs f S UL aosb Pelt 10 u41 Ju4 MiIebe1L 0 lbs srI 0 strick S Q hUkf DlmIfl 110 kIz George 101 CUosdi Cli thl aciatnili 0 1noi Second Bac Tbriequarlerl of a mile aelllnr For tit Klme l0 pound Facial n loi Capultn 107 Anomaly lOT huh toe 6aiabnrr Wit bed ioj hF Blackburn 10 i1lo l lid Peril Ms Drumiilck S7 Marty B 0 Tinge 07 Bnckitout uTi BiaacbtTn S Third Race Bin and outhalt turltniit liandlean My fallow IJODoundeMibjiciloB iui cynotur Ilui 7nWiy ivsr ito 0111cr ion Isgo I 41 sinon l Hi Harry Kuhl Mi POrts tt 04 Uarcarola u Utile 1 S iret lit Fourth RacaFlv furlonica Objection 13 pounds Bed Kim HW duOdsy lit i Innt luut Dlila Ion 5 fcervl 108 Ktittet an l 03 NcUowll lOTi Haliiun lini Dilemma 105 Ilambean luJi Obrlla 91 bet S vllor hi j Ktlth B cOne mIle and a euirtar Churchill Clark t impound a fiaflit llarpir It4i Kern itt Ukevlew too i Wftiioa tiM iifiiui liii Sopirviior tost loeberr S tub Meriretor 101 Wandtrnint lUJi Sara D lujj S Pier lieth liii ninth Bici ev n fnrlonm lelllaf Lonely us SS nandi Iontlco ll I IS Colditntm IINipiunui IIi S Landiter 112 WhIttier llu Macanliy VuT Brown tiuka IIITI Chlekaeaw dii John Atwood llui Oeu S bit Ial Nail ItMi Ked tea Ill Avery Oil Pu S boriasT M CIK nt Vloueeeter Ortwciitoa Die ilThe ran laday ruttUi as S fillowu p S First tea tkr luartri of a nil Hair Iprlac C tint St Tateatla atcoad Milwtod third Tla 101 S Mcond tao tnr e cjnarltri of a rail PHUinta grist Orttatal condl Elastic tilL third 7Iss tiV r Thutd ret sic 5101 onehalt furlongs Ocird drs Silence coedi LOI star third Tins I 00 iouflh race semnsibIhs of a mile oeIsy On e renoiss sscowIi EIsw thIrd Tim JL 10614 Fifth tsCL lettnelnhihi of e mile Oritituge Onit TrancA Miondi iloinad third Tim I EMM Sloth l rio en and tatquaritr mUss Lotion ami S Oliadilt attend i Miittk rtJri Tire 330 t Hlih rle4 Trollert aimere Vie uu o Pettenon et Dartaperl L IwahaiBad the fillowlBt llttdr purchases Of Pattirma Broineri this county Bridal Bill bay year hog p117 y 011 Poy dam Troosesu by utwoct eec cod dim lInliii niisseil by lLio ar third dsui ic dam of SJaItI arshim OiiIl4 ond Dainty 3244 b Mambrlun Chief price hio ibm cell yuan olt by title Bird y II dub Troxeiu price 1101 A New Yuibt Clnb 1 i Artiira tlicitxni Ota 11A new yacht club S fnrmidriienllylnNtw York alllmakt IU httdouar ten BKIlumiuer nn IM Nonti bbriwibury Elton mar 1I Brtwai pock John JlcC so i a wealthy firmer near thai Ilact liii donald s unit pIci of tround on tte abut upon which the clun will trict a handwmi club house I ItiKlubiout will be Ailed uptlefantly and wiltjui Bliiplui parltnenu for lbs members the tlub will coat dcwndurluf the early part of Mir and remain until cnid weather Ileildci Ili fleet of Ptlllei and row lux vtiula ih club will bar a alum hooch new be log l nullt at a cost nt u ua i John vr Ends apromlnenl yachtsman who Uvula fourteenth Uomfiht laadi members ot tbt eluU AaiRaal Kicivtiua or Ih Wjramehe a f Club c Tat Wyaaokt Beat Club bold Iu lUtiwth annual rc Dtloa lait nlybl at the Lyceum Oprra hocus Last 4 Thlriyfoortb drool At lOLL oclock Floor Director S John McQulr and MUl A Harmon lid tht grand raarob fullewtd bv tomt levinly Ir eovplv amonc ilitni belni ripriieniailvct item tht Mtlropoliltn Frlendiblp Nonpareil Triton Creictnt DauntllM and isa Star Rowing iiab if be Harlem Hlver ta also thVanncla Active tad Hl onlnfial dabaaf Hobo bee ThIs wai Ike nret ritiptltu belt by th rowlaa uia this naaon and iudflnviiy ta InUrait laien by ibdi ebb as toToralt UBII u Il I slob for tbi lover rwln tbii wuttr 1 1A S 1 I I 1 i NORM HASH HALL TALK 74 ArasiIVsvdtit Ihe Bethteltr mod Mymeaae Club Nothing much but base ball talk was beard In the lobby of the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday Thtr seemed little else bat talk however as prnctloally nothlna mot toward a settlement bod been don br pie Association matnates thai on the day previous During tee aftlr noon Fresldont Thurmau received another telegram from Von tier Abe saylnc Go It old Whit Wius You are all right I Tn the morning aora K Fritter ot the Syr aous Club WM Invited into Mr Thurmant room where that gentleman and Mr Barnle bad n talk with blm Although ItFrazer had practtrnily nnmcdapriae for rotir a at the qnhferencutheiiay before he ref000g yeter day to Mien a figure on his retirement telling them thnt ho thought they on Imbalt ol the AHKOI lallonou in Brat make anofror to hfm Tile rncetlnK broke up without nni thing bclnn Gone 1ioslJent Thurmnn bad mrtdo an appoint mcnt to meet Oen Drinker the Bornesler Clith early yesterday ltevnooa btit the fornior 1Id not put In pioarcnce until A ocIocc He nati tieen cctletI to court lift a ease In IVbOh U Rs thtroated was on Wbon he dill lIrIVe a n Jlf h vonu Hotel ho was all smiles ana for onco base ball matter seenid to cam blm no trouble I won my suit be said Isnt that enough to njnli anybody even a base ball man hap py Gen Drinker becoming wearied ot waiting etnrteil for horn at 4 oolnek without anvtblng runrdlng ItochoMar having boon llxel UP President Thurman said lie was extroinily Hony but that his lawsuit had lobe attended to wlthnnt regard tn buo ball Before leaving non Brlnkor izne It nut thathe bau loot f 18000 to S20CHH on tho season He Is looking to Association l to make good that money whether be retire or not It stem that be baa nn trreiment with that oiaalzotlon whereby U irurlse i to defray all the losses ol the rtpcbiter Club for the oast season when the effort was on foot to not llocneMer to go Into the Af aoclatln ttmt pity waa wnnted BO bad It in order to fill up their circuit nnd not as n lever in getting Syracuse to lump tbi In ternBtlannl Liroue trnces that Messrs hi t ake Von derAhe antI JACHfur mnroberBOt the Finance Committee sleneil a caper to the effect that should the club boo any money by wining the Asaoolatlonlt would ba made good 50h1 pcposftlnn n Irinker t at asnd ow be II wlistJlng for hl money j will proU bIT ehout for it ft long time t etatemento DY the Auociatlon Deoplealnouni to anything tseetlsg ust lebo Jrbi Th two raatehei btlwita Ph Paly Jr and J Klllttt aid the latter ikoetir ant J Kyta et Xaikiniaok which ihould have take pies at fibs ground at Mtwtrk yntirdav did not take plac Blllotti two op peotnta filllnf to pot u an appaaraaca Toconiola thtmMlvu for the lou ol the two lnire Ua taco sameof the uporsmsfl posiept eatored Ute two swp StabS which reiulted at foLlOw Plritswcipitakta sin birds acb min lwark Otm Glob rules fc catty two priinF flai7 51 W J LIII elt 81 U liadde Ttrwllllter Ti Wright C I4iroril Seeond awtipitakei lam oandltloni three tirlil Leddv end May e l Clais lilf Oil pitbrow cLUapt Jones T nllloft lledden Writ Et Gihrlnr au4 OripTn H Mtcor 4 In ih wean tlm a match for Pn a itdt bid beta ir reaped between r Class and Vy J Elliott both monte ahoot at twentyBra bIrd Tb ctntcit mulled In a tlewllli twentytwo tilled to th credit nt each partici pant Tb a Iht stake win doubled and an she shoot 00 Iais toot tlilottbT 005 bird silly lbs Utter betor eonalderably baadlcapptd Ih total score wai Cfjii 411 tUkllltdwllbhHr4lbirnll mused WJ Kill Ott 44 killed uuo them with tbe Ont tutu 1 mliiad with ent dead ant ot bonaOa Mr VT J tlllaU addftated tbi tllowln letter to To m BrtToa er Tm SuiiSr Will ion kladly In tart lbs following cbiUeni IB ypw pipr To P Daly tr HIII Ai you did not M flt te Inform nt permnilly al your Inability to mill m at BrVa a nuadi seder ta p r aar iaiiat I pbs the insole pieainra U ratancv Int to yon tb forfeit peilid basIn the money will add to your Cfirlitma Joys Ithallinirt you herewith to a sesich or from 110 I 1010 C side any rules you wish to Dim md gIV yea cools ot lbs following iraundit Jeannette llun Club rroundn at Outlenburr K 1 i L Hyaiifchootlna nouada as Cur litand N 1Vi Wash lotion Uetthu Dun Club trounde Nrw York oily llauni Virnon flnn Clubi nonnda al Itnnnt Vrnou Weal Farm Gno Club grounds at Win tarrna Hait Chester CountY On acceptance ot thli chalteniri 1 will poit any forfeIt yen with fo nimt with lr J roots ot lbs JiMrttan nd Your very bull W J Biuon The Klviralde On flub ReD Dcxi Dec ItThe RlTtrildl Gun Club ihpt to day and the remit ot the different evens was u fol lowe Klrit tvent At flva atnolaa Ed Throckmnrton and dear Hem firm wllh I U l B UimRbtU Jobs Cooper and M K Cornwall L Ed Cooper a Second evnt Match between Ed Tbroakmnrlon sod IV B tuEobslItfni asblu rocki Ed Tlirockmor ton woo with Ctmpbel njyfiettlni ia llilrd vent Ten stogIes Ed Throakmorten H F Cornwell Ti John Ceoper St Vtoar lltai ii i B at Oeoper4 Fanrfh event Ten singles Ed Throckraortoa ant M F Mrawtll 7 B N Cooptr i Oicar IteMS Jtbn Cooper 4 Won by the freakeU Qua Clb Faaaaow Dc 11lbs Freehold Qun Glob wsnt to hw Brauwlck jjrday and for the itcoad time de feated lbs Nw Brnniwlck Quo Club Bach team wai compeMd ot nla men and each roan Shot at Iwnly clabtrda Tba Freehold item ihatttrtd IU lirriu and Ills 10w kruniwlek turn coarse lui heollac Note Thi yearly competition et 5hs AiMs rU teim will tad this month at Ib L Ml llenitnn aim fallery The prue will be dtitrlouud on Tuaday Die JA At the nit shoot ef the Jtaanett Win Club F Blh bardl will shoot at 11 bird from ill yard rile Latch kerdt baa sad a kt that ha will kill H or nor oat et the 13 The Tnrklih mplr baa followed IlLs other power In adopting email bore rifle the callnr kaa been re doted from v to 73 mlllfmiuei aad wxouo itoei bay been ordered In Germany Before J W Elliott will shoot his natch with F Daly Jr atfcruaen rrlday he will milt at the Pm plies j Ryan ot llackiniaolt In a trap sod bandit raoa au birds ttcb roan lr duu a old To burden blue rtcht and other clay bernIe which bare broom 10 trlltl for practical usa itlionlr I ueietiJry to loak thi tarmti In water and let them dry tlntvly they will be found lometlwel too bard after tIll proceii Tha Empire Bin Club et UU shy baa rhalltnnd the Ilndinn KW Mob ef Minion tt a friendly tiau race th nrit natch tq btbtl at the hmpri rann Hot Marki pTait tail bIts ftturn oatcu at tat buosoc ftUt LubTtnalliry The Bomb Old dun Rlnb Newark hat aroiptti tic 4n ltatlen el the Wnodilde Gun Club to a Mindly con tin OB iht lattert troundi at Be ivlil ta ChrIstmas Day thi rtlar match WW b shot on Law liars Pay at the South Kdt groundi A price shoot will take plies it till gallery ef tht GirmanAmirttaii hoetlaa Saclaiy lit SL Marks plato on Die SO and 31 under tht mananimint ef kettler Vrotbari Toe roi ramm oSen a vanity ef prttf Thus frteg urgeS will be ulsO The lateit la tmaltbore narmi U a 3ealltTjr pectin rids called tbt wintbutir Model ea Tbt Diia inetnt ho leafed aailiy even with ttitllthorl cannOt sod lbs rid welftln ealy 614 pound U tipieluly a apt4 lor huattaa imall fame The following scores wit made at tbi last ikeel tt the Bullibcad 7tl8 Club at Ih Zttlir rant 831 How try oil hand 10 thttt such man aa rmi tarni possible 2SU poInts 0 Imrormiuii Jlii A Stein Jn C tteln XIJi Sttwut OKI UM ffli Facktamm ll Lwliiky S80 leonliardt Lid Jordan KM Cobiirar ill KIop pert OIl Shooter who try Ik Irnne or nw ammunition for patmflatidpOeltaitcfl will and no tins for ooni ilaliitIt bet ran put TO fir cent ef clot In a circle threefitim dlimStrat 4 yard distance Seventy per cent ot Itiounce standard shot ahoola vt for Ho K 110 polIsh for No a ni for Ko T t Jdl t for JOH Hi cud for Mo tt 457 pellela An Intiriitlni lirabird match teok plat at CaaarH veesotly and rtiiiltd la a II Ju5s Savai and U Prow shot aialtat F Uarmi and X Kelin 10 bird tach man under old Lena liland ruin Jiidit r avtr killed u Brown U F llarina a and Sf Solan 3 Darknen prevented the ihootoff tnd tni contnanti divided thi dikes la Ih ihtpt of a vary luottaatlal dinner S Ur llanna of tbs AlgonquIn Gun Club won Orb prIze and thi club medal at tile postponed olub shoot at wee hawken act week owIng lo a acaroltyof bIrds the ntmbiri hid to be content with ibooiln tl nltt blrdi each men only Lone island ralt fivirnid t bird killed WIth ib 550054 barrel countln halt a ptlnt Ta ant fts into fotlowin east stews the number if bInds killed the second lbs number ef point scored henna 7 7i Malt K tn Meyir e 61 Brenuer 4 4t Van Dchalck T ei McLian B 4 Thorn 8 S ftlDD 111 arliwelo 5 C Teolla a l Saaaatt I 4 New front the flno World It Is I said that an offer ol 6000 bat been re fused recently for the colt Hart Wallace by Longfellow Stephanie A meeting was bald at Wllkesbarr Pa on Deo V fop the purpot organizing Ule Hors reedera Association Eastern Pennsylvania A report come from llaclne that JayEy Res has recovered entirely from his lamenesa and ha a god cheap Of lowering his record ot 210 next season IriniANAroun Ind Dec 12C 0 OFallon proprietor of the Normandlo stock arm of Ht Loujo but purpha ed of Ura lands atovk farm tif Indianapolis th yeatllog colt Norhsndy yyatubrlnMar ni Obythe grout Usoro Whites He li u full brother to WllktB llrjne Js3J and this years niosntlonnl trotter Del mHroha18iwho alio holdH the tulinn lecord i tnwagnnol UiU Piloo SOlU The Pain tock tnnn If f tit Louis Gilo purcbasid a lull ulster ut the nbote colt to breed to their 22000 vtulllou Uoniibellor by Onward PrKo I300 The Kin flaiiwro Vlironlilt i ayu Tb rain hnti Interfered with Btamboura chance to pivrcr lil record further ihli year and lay the Bialllon lalireIp uoou CallfornlanKborei Art view of Btambouln work tIlls yettrlgot Inter Oil Ho llrnt eisavod to beat hid J12 nt NmPft at the October meetlnc Kli first effort wu a failure The Brand bore tried again on tbt 16th of the mouth and hoSted the mile In 911K before the Dot euthuilaitlo crowd avnr teeo Btamhoul then came to toe Bay Dlitrfct trouk fere and Uoldsmltb mad throB efforte rpllh him falllnit to lower the record but bn succeeded in aandinz him the two fastest nvles eter trotted by a stallion In one day 213 218H After that Uolditmltb took Siatnbpul toHto ktpn both to condition and trot hIm Ills lint effort at 1 Biooktou was Jailor In the reonud he trot ted in2l1 FollowIn this Goldsmith met wllh an accident and Utamboul was turned I ovrr to Orrln Hlkolc Hlkok piloted the titlllon around the cnoreln 911 the best time he has ever mndt That the ruin pie vented Hlckolc and Htamboul from carrying oT the honors from Kelion le almost a lore I 1 none conclusion SS 5 s xaa A j v cBAMFioxsBir UN tVlllle IMP Will Not Mtmrt M She H A C Ktmacra flows No Coiatpetltare The twomile niipUibai ani Unmlli rnenlnr ibaraplonihlpi of the Amateur Alhletla Ijaton trill be deeidoi at the rrotndi ef thi Manhattan Athletlo Clnb rittyilith Unit end Bliutb aeas this aturnoon The moating libelat hild 4ir tb auiplee of the M A i1 and the oPIet will be almMi nluelTelj ba twia IM ripmintatlTii of th shiny diamond1 Willis lOut WHuiii hare an sicilIanS ehinie lor the tiiplichaie and a eertdaty fr lb jtilaneS Tile hot Is WJil Plot ho ssiertsrL Hrnlei4 I ihajeit Mcdl tin aviuar Harden on ThnrMay y1a1 and bji diiir mlnailon not 10 conplti fur Sho artamf lonihlDi U ft lucaS dl at polntmnt to the ofBeuui end uimberi ot til N OW Jiriwr Athletlo Club Mrokl M Athlete CaVae Aa IBthnilMtIo nitn ef the Brooklyn Athletli Club was held M tai 01st bode on Orand itret near Drlin Ireiklyi less r l bt Triildint Daniel J Ma aonltli preilded and Ceiretiry Sheehan recorded the preeedEnil The orranliatlon U tbi prlnelpal ebb ol the charoter on t 001 Island at eriienL ai over 404 namiian now on lbs niter and all are active mem ber Out of a total r rUiy Hi applltunu fortrnt were fftrnrably reported upon by Ibi Atfmlnloqi Oon mute Th lambs fornmt III riporled the ineoen ot the lau boMln tournament and It wai rtilred to an taut two taut fMClkt controlS ana te apply ta the Araalenr AthUtla Union fit pnmwilon and h Mat oe whIch to hold the amlra Tde A A Ve Auitte Today Tb anetlon nit ot boots ot tb CiiitrM l Torn Tiriln Hall nd lbs UitropillUe Opera lions for the ntghta ot Dio IT and Pt when thi preliminary aid Baal bonti ef till A A C boilnt and wriHIInf chanplinihlpi will bi Outdid rssptvoly will take place at Ike float No tat Luetlen lUoajii WV Liberty Itreet at HiTO oclock ttl afternoon KmolHr Mveri fill bthauctioneer mere or 00 boyce Intnl Torn Vereta lieU each sat IBZ elm persons and TT boss in Its opera IIOBIU laah seating lU ptrinna Thi qput price ot boils will be Ill The eporli of th New Virk MMhattan Satan island and ether iroaluent eiul i will bum hand to ieu tIle but poultIces Jinn Bteait ot ha New York II niter nnt obolo and U I will lake some lively blildloi to maki hIm foal hUshed with aaythluc Hi A New Applicant for the A A V Ac Important meetIng ot tbi Cdward J 1 Swnny Ash bIb Club will be held at the el obi headquarter on J iunday afternon at a oclock It li SIts Intuition of the members te rcornntii upon a thnronibly amateur I bail and to apply for adraliilon Into the Atnaliur Alb litla UnIon ThO new club will be named th Murray lllil Handball and ithlello Club New memberi will b nrolleu at tbimeetlni Edward J Hweeny end Mike Oleary will prebably be llleoled ftiboxlm Initruitora el the new efub New OM sere for the Arliatajleai Ieit ae Contrary to expectatIons lbs anNual election ot cm oenof tin Arlington Luau wblik took place en Thunday nljht lest wai Tery qnlik Tbi old oracera who bare run Ib club In theft own way for 10 many yeata and who formed tbi ally cllqui which over as IlloO In lbs ernltatloa were ill defeated and an in Smell new tit elected George Ulllhtm was attend frteUent Georn Biler Mcefreildeot Elmer Dim ireil Secretary and Robert MeOIU Triaiurer The gel kiwlnr iintlemin win noted traitieii William K Diriiin Oeon Lav Willis Poster Jann Urcoeue and Cliariset JUier The newly lctd Frtildf U a mat bowler and an AntbuilaAtle wheelman and baa xpind hlmialt aa brine Hi favor nr promoting both Sports In the club Tht Arlington Bowllni Club competed nt ptnbene el Ihi tear ue have received more olalienirei bee they cue aiual IC tap Ib commr winter but when tkiy utt IlaSlid Ihif Kptcl lo make lhlnIe bum Titseew biarO fetenC l to sotao4 UI faclIitiu I sponIllIg I Sb club stO II ilrsInhreiilIIt tHis is 5 gymuisivin Ic ylew Otto bowiliiii 111115 hays a000pt4 a cheiengs from their oil null the Ivanhoe and will pIly thsbu Is a viry itiort tin Tb coBteii will bt for blood as beth clubS hays wee aa itin Amber el limn from tb ulber Fmk Cealay In Mlh 1iatkr It seems probibt blt Frank Coaliy the Willlatnt bunk Wtadtr1 will ail reply favorably to Jimmy lynch cbaJlinri for solo tisse lo clot If a Inter that Jack Adler recilvid from bin rtitirday mornIng can be seat lo Judw tram Conliy weal to Cenneotl cut bra weeki ego Inttndlpc to asks a tour ot the Stttd bat he ban 10 fir nt nu further than BrldtiporL The coons of that tows 11VC taken a fancy to the WI1 liamibnrf and Induced him to remain traonv them CoOlly tell Adler that hi hat opened a booIng school Inf t Ilarnuin Iowa and la i doing 10 wtn that hi will remain sOOn far at nail a year and let If bt cant grow bigger lit likes Ibt place and baa been coat anttd lbs jlny of acirtaln number of perils for ilx monthi Us tnnkeino mentIon or Lynch in his latter Jimmy will bave to no after him if bt want a to with tiat particular baser Smith WantS Loather Oo with Godfrey Kd Smith ol Denver ii anxious te have Soother chance al Heorr Godfrey who recently defined him SmIth Ia eopfldtnt that with ikln Debt or twoouno plavei bi ctuld whip Uodfry A number et sporting ten wh taw the Rmlthfiodfrty batUo ar of this lame eplnlon and will bach Vmlih if aloit Ue colored mao for Zst1 a siC The men Ic fpbs tea daub with Ikm tight r twi unot Have Smith la vary anxiouS to retain kit IceS Prtillr and says that If Utdfrey will pica him on mot chance be WUI pee to U tuat M U properly trained and In good ctndltloi In hie recent battle Smith claims that he ws not propirly tralnd nd was toe tat and btavy lo liMbs Itbali hi Mid be under lbs cart ot IrleoDi who will balmoit ai much lutiraiitd In mr victory as I wlilbt inyilt It aedtrty wants to flab a mateD will at vac be arraimd1 aratol SOC Iat Mtebed A iperllac boon la Harlim was flUid with boxes and general athletes yesterday at noon when artlilei for a finish Oght wire signed by Fred aratoca ana Fred Orate both of Harlem Thi makIng et the match baa bain talked of In ibi upper part ol the oily for several week thin being a hitch between tb men an the lime or weighin in The7 are 140poesd middle weigkt wsitae welibte Si mu bile 103 and let are call4 nowateys ynsy no117 igresO o welsh at lbs ring ife pruumbly 0 ollui before thiy art ordtnd to ihikt bands They will aihi with bent glosS for 13W a slis and te a fnlih wIthin four wetka Then U a llroni rivalry In Vorivill and liar IIBI batwcn the riipective rrleis of tbe baser and II e ejpected that mos than a few of lbs boy will fo broth eo lbs riuit or tbi unit FlRhtlKC lore o UavywelgkC bspl ship Anintii a D Die 10Jack Infallj late et Ionia Mich and Arthur MeRoithea late et Kinkakle Ill fought In the Africultnral Hall at the fair ronnda at an sarly hour thu morning for the basvywe1ht chain torishIp of south Pakot a 155 puns and 7 pep otut hi lits oat tecelpte In ti flrh round Mcliugbcs claimo1 a fowl which being dIsallowed by the rattes IIs and bli sscond left the grounds Th5 Sgbl wu thtn given t lngs4o Weir om HI e Way I AwuraIta Situ FaiHoice Die 11 Weir arrived bore dlrtit from lotto yesterday on his way to Anilratla where under the njinarirainl ot Bookmaker Phil Archibald nt thIs city hi will ehtUinrt ronai Orimths html Murphy or any nan of hit wlibt In lit world Til Bolder bai In Archibald a oacker wbe li willior tt put up 0100W U a side bet so Will afalau aay fitlbif weight Auitralla e u wart up Ttaey Kelly wn Ne There Martin nabtrty Ih ewill hiatan and Tommy Killy lbs tlarlim IpMr atriid te met at Ibi llw trattd ytva edict yeitirday lo sign unities for u Oiibt be Kelly and hit batter lalltd tonal In tn appearance Flaherty was en band and wafted for nearly two hour without Milur tbs Spicier III taldi Ill meet Kelly any day at cameo sod am ready tt Sgbl him without further delay Th royl hBl Xeatot RviBthiBoitiiaculntel thi ananyold and ycuii Poly boys who mil al Btuiitn Hall Brooklyn lam vtnlnr loreuew bbs pltainril of icholaitlg Ufa were prepared for the success which attended the iffortiot the folltwlnfcomraltliiof arraascmtalii W F Dud ley M V II UlUe J p Sllvercall U 0 Wood L f Umllh J emitter o L Wed and Cromwell Child rheocculon of the Jolly ffathrtnff Into th fourth annual Oluner of lIe folyl cUio Iteuiilon lbs menu er id In Olcrsst best styli was Ihorourbiy mlnyeil Vany wall known win wer tbir u this toiiowltut lit will ihiw Ur U II Cochrin rmldint of iht aculiyi Judtt WIHird Rtrtlttt rurrocatio li Abbott tr MtCerklt tht lion W a Uavenwjft 1 udis lid ar If ulin Dr J 1 A Cocbran nor Brainerd Kellori lnry W Maxwll Fdward kl Bweet UMrr T M5 Itnry tllUahon Fred D Kilfr David Uutchlni V tt iellott D w Cromwell W 11 TuttltTlr Unry U itimltn end Thomas Cochran Frailieit r B Onffln mad aa aartabll and irnKul toaitmaiter Thin tnuei werl WML1 The Iniilntlo by Dr Ooibrut When Old Poly was Yoseg Cprrogats Abblt 1k Faoalty roe f KtUoiiri lbs Law Juds artlitti Thi Aluinal l Ifuftean Kdwardi Tbi La4UiOor State fjulitijljon flu lion IT li PaTinporl Old Poly iori1 E 8 Idij Poly Men In octal aui Athletic Club Elf1 Norman H I Oyk and The Haw AimloUtra lien by popular Tom Traor Trot J llrrnail Dr urban and N Ciptraebild Jr nomlaited for the offlceri of Ihi Kinnlon for the euini Sear thi followings rrwldint T II Trtoyi VleeFreildent C li t l 7ft Verges secretary and Treunrer L f tallb liseoutive Commlne Meeire Krankinktr Coffin Loiula Neon Bntiher Weed Clarke Id and lluntloitoa The BOmlnatloii wira heartily ratified 5Tb FrorIoaI Pool ToDi mnl The bandlcip iontlouui pool tvriament that bai been In progress at Lawrnci billiard room Ml Eighth ftTinua was contInued tool night The first cam wai between Edward Douiberly of IMilladalpbla 5 balls and Welch lolalehl Thi litter won the gem only at ler ft very hard Unlit liy a erore ot us to la Ih next gems wai between SI euuck 10 polnll and Ludiniiton OH nolnti aim was won by Vieunck who u lie vu to Lualnuinn i Trt 0 night then will bu very Intercillni rontilt be iwen WeltU ami Smith the Hartford Kid v110 rave sjeri enoli ft baa shaking np thai he retired from the liuruetnent Errlckion and Douihirly will also play TOe foliuwlaf la 1 standing of lbs pisperi up to dan Won Zit Tafilaa Fowri o T Ii wnh i a Hrrlokion 8 n 4 Iiouibrty 1 3 a Well ik 4 I 3 fudiogboaI 1 a a 1t K i I Clbta Viil Club KmlirUlaattat The Columbia Cyalt Cub a younf enraaliatltn held lit Bnt iBttrtalBBint and reception last eight at Lyrlo Han aviauitndFtrtyiccoad unit Tbi hall was well filled wllh Iht lady aid fullemen friend it tht member Tbt oterlalcment ttniliteC ol mln ireiu sang and stetceas by tis mssbr of lb oleb bteoprlao cellist gestar Edweid ba5ker i4isg ei0selally well rolsd Tbs sib 4ei eel bLeed es it earn wopid Imply so oneo itself Is cycling tut will Ossbrae baa isil teetbail ansIsg 501 III5piS laws unnla tnd croaactuatry runolaf S Q c apwLIts a Two nere defeats wire aided te tht Ortbard list la the Acidesiy teBKamial I M lait altat Tbiteorui S nut CAPS aeiieita eicaitn 5ols ftReors 0 I d 105 nafir A 4 a is LailOst Ii S 4 ill thin S 4 S 164 rnnki i r 1 i 17 Sachhnl I I 4 148 Ktoeier 1 7 3 107 fiedemenn s e JIll A IleysriS 4 a lId ioV Vieaneir 6 J ITT Ttale122011 i Totals 02120 137 vail Lasedah i M Ill tm all 1194 4T3 001 Ml T17 0212 QrsbardI 177 J5J 810 401 4M MS SNI SIM 71 T DmplriJ n Schwaikt ScoreriD O Wmnrinann IAWedekIn AysrsgIltolSd0ie l IbO 2el Orchard llCCirp OiKft nm wit wasZtcorP Wlnlir it 4 i unit Lifer J I IM greotltam3 4 4 Ill ihio 2 5 5 190 KOchneI s a loLl ifuetiheTa I 4 B t43 Mbrbchf T 3 lOS Tlednoaae 4 a 4 josi Tbyn S a 4 153 loiin cbndi4 I e Ise Told1311 Ii SIB Total4 iuM rcM Poses fifth WardTh IM 53 IU4 401 SM SHI Ml iso 81 prehard SI ics tti si 1173 4M OJT e 3 ole IsIs UraplriJ U Cchwackt ScortnA TVidtUa set II hlthggin AveraieThfik Ward 13 45 Orchard its 15 asian 005 girls vi P BMIllU tSJtSCore 1 K fear wintir4 a s 1713 a Slivina s 3 IM iraritiVtml a e Ill ScOrner N 5 I 175 i Intuit 3 4 4 147 Frireti u 4 4 160 Mhrbach 1 4 B lilt KregersI t 5 IW Thyni 3 s 3 137ABIsvorL4 4 3 Itt To5aisIc II 31 T41 Tetal14 10 15 13 tasseL S Fifth Ward04 IM 3511 all MI 453 040 iSIS m iu KoilUl Ti 184 nil ho a7 475 Sat bite 737 519 lmnlrJ It Stlwacka Rcortrilt it Rlrrlo and J 11 Melnkia AvenueFifth Ward 148 ciedali 163 Pn A tarn and tpicntatlT crowd Oiled the Elephant Club house alley In Brooklyn last evening to wltneu the games of Lbs IJrooUyn Sailonal tournamiut Tbt corn nur eina otrra riw noma 5 01 7cmi 3 5 ft tcnre Jenkinsa e r 141 Swan B U 4 147 lesrschtuk i 4 11 Ill hisrilinE I 4 0 110 Vireijue9 7 1 ISO SandersonI 4 11 79 Oicleels I 7 3 165 oar 0 4 U 19 Gurdoc 4 U 3 181 5 4 164 Total 82713 7SJ Total 0 18 M 7 S3 IIUMIS Couth PawSI 168 SOt SIS dIe Kti MT 40 Tit 7PI Ploaur so UB 2M avj aaa 463 Ai 593 ce TU Umplralt A Hchoo licufdist tv killeti and J V Oarlock irons oi m 101115L pmeoash 30fttenrsI 33ure Lobentuln3 a 3 ITO Swan 4 4 3 114 Una 4 4 2 lOIS llardlni 1 u T 123 Fitterioa 3 5 a IV Tucks 1 a 4 Hl 1mckhardl 0 ft n IBi Hair 1 T 3 1113 Lucaa I 4 3 1UU 2afu I 2 T IU4 Totals 13S4 IS MO Totals S 2018 TM fiasco Itemalsu4 IM 333 HID 405 SOT CM 07574455 1loneer OU Ivil UHI son STu 400 MA 3H eat TSt Uinpttl Ifc A ecbiu BeornJ F Garlook and W Sellers tulle cixt South rawAltnklna 143i Blerictnqck 181 Vlieloi 16V alichacli lit Gordon 11125 l Total JUT riamiM Robttlton l 0 lloff 143 fatlinoa I44t Lauckbardt tin Lncaia tea Total 7IT rtyatlda allheaehamirt Tooth U a eomlnf liar bowler and In him lbs urani Athletic Club team have a mainstay It was owing install Iili good work that the horns bowlers defeated thi horth Knd Athletic tLubretrelAlllLatiTIs us tno ponponcd earns el the Athletlo bowltuc jegou lltlll at UflBii last tvinlnf The scores 1117 005 0C001 A 0 IlOITO ZOO A 0 11 t L Lcere 23 ASclwe Coudspesdl 21 0 120 6 4 lOLl 1 4 147 4 5 134 Piekil 4 3 5 130 1 7 ID neynoidi3 II 1 IllS 8 4 151 NannIsler3 1 3 145 3 3 IrU Totals 11 If 31 TM Totali 73131 733 F51517 Crann A C74 171 348 Ill 381 dId E4S 807 BT9 TOT North End A CUT II4 M 253 340 413 483 178 W 7 S3 ucoin cum oIOliGPOc ltoTh12504c 7Rtrflte Goodsps44 J 8 63 6 U ISO 4 4 149 4 131 iokley 3 I 11 11111 hopper2 4 4 I4l Iteynolds1 21 3 III 3 4 1217 bannisterI S U 130 5 7 120 TotalIi 21 18 7b7 Totali10 SUM 739 moses Orange A a M 1B4 26 W 131 41T 4PS 159 623 6141760 horlb End A CDO 194 JK i 7 U7S 458 631 DM ui 767 Thi second serial between the iTAiihoe Cln otthli oily and the Amerloui Club ot wet llohnken was Blajed at the latter iliirv Burner Clinton viuui and Ii Molt stress on TbunaaT erenlnf Tie loorin nut 0511 Amirlni Bonl 1M Kilter 178 M AnIer l 3 Torr llPIsuly ltd Total TTI iTftnhoiilelkin 34 Baker 161 Bate 1T7 Butlatc lot BeJUwln iTi Total 1 U ItCQfD wage Amerletunont 14li I Voyer 103 UeAolir IM Bit lir 114 2 Unly US TotaL 1430 lT nho felk n 170 Baki ITT Sale IL Sort UtilTilBftiiwliinai Total 8X In the HriM ot three ami between tbs Mansion and Chtltnnt clubs in Toeidar nIght the former team won lbs Uit two sinai and with It Ike ssrisa Thi scores nil cam HaniloniHarUn 123 Dale 178 flllham 148 Dally 103 Merchant IM iUchirde 1 Hi Whitney mjjouea 165 Total tltl Ch tnuiiK Lent 138 OConnor I9H Fchnilnka IM F Ltnt 1Q3 lillIan auS tiler 14T O Miner 641 Onto 187 Total lHW lIce q iML HanileuMirtln I97i Dale 28l aitaam 116 Dalb y 1741 Merchant 1311 Itlcbariii th4 WDltqijr Ion Jonn lo Total 1171 Rheitnoti12 Lent 139 OOonnor 183 Hehmlnk 119 K Last Ia ulflon H4 tiler 130 Buthtor IOU Uriene 143 Total I MO Tulip GAP ManiloniVirlln 152 Pate II7 Ollhara ill DaIly 148 Mirchant ITT Klcblrdi 1T6 Wbltney 104 Joosa iOu Total 1210 I ChMiuuti U Lint lull I i Olennor 3ISi Bohmlnk 161 E Lent lId 011111109 Ealirll Bulhter 140 Greene 176 ToftU 1151 In the weekly prize bowlIng ot 8t Honlcaa nowllni Club on tnelr allaya ICHI Yin aTiiiu on Thnridar night W F ran succeeded In capturlai thi diem nd pin lbs leoren Tiara 2o t 1 bunna IW Coleman 127 Smith 11 t OConnelL lilT Alctiorn IS3 T J Holland Ill 5Dalr mat l rtln US rarla 140 J J NlchoUon lau Total Team Ho 1n F Uurphr I23 r r Holland B7 ONeill lull Jones lisi Yegeri I41i Sulllrao IM Penmen lilt AUneon It4i C V hlcbliioc IU Duly 133 Total L3W On Thnridav liht the faiHmi and park Avenn cluiii played a rilurn serIes atth f ormiri allejl at Forty niotn street and Moth avenue Tbi icorei slIITbAIlO Park AvenueKnit Ill lielmke 151 lFrbneh in Mnllir 1411 1 ft aft 1J7 MIchael IM litter ITA Von runner 1414 Birlui 112 Jborg IM Total 40c aaUinItamSoril ILlS lauir IJHi SoJenbori 149 htelnberr U6 urleb 114 l Rarklat lui Tlev it l TnuCloa relron Ita aunni UO Telal I asf050 0011 Psok AenoeXst 142 lislinken 145 Irshrlohs firms ices Huller ttT sik v 3lihecls WtiSffih Van Runna UJ Kerlnn 1911 Jaburt Ida Total iaaj IMilweiHalnlionl m i Mauir I Mi Ilodeabiri lIst Htliiunrf lie Lurlcb las iiarktatA 105 mill ISO flePImt lid CleOene 187 Tilftl 1411 0s TmlgIsl lot one tin U iclnduled to be rlayet thli evening i I X C t IKIOV I Imtltnli Tt Tweniyiblrd Street Be wll c Note His probable 11111 the Firs ItsIlellol Hank teem may retire front tIe Hank lapus I owing to thi tact that Ibex cannot Kit flve men to bowl Owing to Ih taint athlctlo games the meeting ot the Atnerlsaii Amaiur Bowling union hat bin postponed M per aT at lbs Union Iquari noiek Anoonaathi Aoadtrair tourniment hap drawn to ft does Joe IbumwUI make pxparilloni tar tie Indi vidual lonrftenint MUII ot th crash ploVer wbu roll In Ihe above too amnt have prnmtiia to cuter put only bIte but player will be admitted To yux Bouoa ir Tsp Oe251r Ws bar a flreman team in 0 Company Hircntb Reflment that will bowl air Ham In ilii regiment Any commulratlon ml lo Corporal W U flralaaid will riceln prompt alien bon Jou W Ph V iu To flu Evnou op Tn InsSir We lb member eftbs Pamrapo AIhlitio Club hiowlilig Team wanld liks to arrange a riei of thres o more gams wIth amateur bowlIng clubs In the v1ltiliy of ew York I a 113I Captain 520 broadway V elty SI Dr Ray T Pierce steam yaeht Ny la hat feat South and the Ache will nil It a few days Tht old Sloop Vlndixli laid up la tht Atlantis Yacht Club basin also the eloops Mhlon Shamrock Katrlna folly Kauiaroo Uuld and the ichoiner Cavalier The north plania of tile ulantlo Club huuie bai been boarded la Iu protect lie homo from the uorlhweiteri the eno v dorms and tile ifray which often breaks our till bulkhiad at bUli water mThe heawunluka Vaclit flub lecltir rouuilttetan rounciithiti ili tliipro ritiuuiii Dec IT mutio acl Jan 47 tuof llecincity on VeMi ftli x annual club dinner Ward m Whet Can bi deen In i a NIght ekv fred the liect of a Yulil and flow to Dee ll rIte lel Hoop that SIr idIom ileilfnid and whlah Mr ttliiiriiiuham u biilliltnK under cover for Mr ktcbain ti cli In triple an i rindy for pianklni Her litii are ery com mil her frauio ilronn Mil looks lIke a io werful l it i at hId will spread plenty ot caiirai and carry It to At Wlntrlnirhatn i marl Eoutli BriollvB Ralph K tail met loliouatr iroquoli U hauled out un tin wale haying her bull ihorouihly cliauid aDd pamtd Her crew art varnIshIng Ihe pan and setting her ready toner like li lobe put nvirbotm ID about a wctk and ills will tall for Florida aonu after with bet ewur and a party of trliudi on board lainei Winowi tint old ichoonir Agnes It being rebuilt at Wlnlrlnihaiaa and wiiin the work ti com plete her old IrienJe will scarcely know her hciidtt having nsw planting ton and all from the plank Shear lo blow lbs water lIes or practical y uw topiu1 a nw lnirlnabaih den fully at vracifully propor tioned ai Inc Miirtin neriii will replace the oldiquar aura She will vow bass about nv fet ovrbaaf The calkeri were at work yilertlay and ibo will bt ready to launch In a couple of week That sniart Nlewortls iloop Tlircia built by Iawley last year furOwen rarffui ou naa been purchased by Jain Vclr th Hrooklyn dorliu lIe also owns the hlypaIle which heap for lale Owlnr toe lllneM of kti i ariner In Wlnneapolli Ur Klriuuon was obliged to 0 WMI himself and attend to Ibi business so be Math yacht at a small acrlnia The Three was atuoh admires lail year tbi bid bit little shapes to rasq but ikon whe ban ana her al lay ibi U un ubtidly a fail best and 53 IbIs aT I 4 9 W o ZAOMOtSK The New Tork A C Ou Not Compete The lacreue turn ef thi Hew Verb AlhUtle lob wblch hid bun adrtrlliid le take part In the NadUoa RqiiAri Garden lance last Bight 214 n ot compete TheN Y A u cfneiali nab tht fallowing itaiemint Souse thru wtikt are Ihi elub tiildid lo enter IU lactose Kara In the Otrdtii games not lbs sighted doubt be inc suterisitsed ci to tlas KL AUi entire willingness to have the means take part In ihe eonipitltlon P W Janiiin who li managing the affair for tile B I A u was Informed by CeptBraillhot the clubs diem but Jaunt showed a itrann rilurlanet It sailed the tun an Invltutta elliglnt ai a reaior for Slits that hi did not think bt could afriojri airirnt for thin Ai the C Y A c official like trybudy site bad billcrtd HfAJ i wae tile t wih of tin nianagimtnl to occur tile a tenualles of the heel rpr entauve possible Ot 5011 KJI5S f11nltit1 t ratbir lunrlied al the piion their oner mtt with iiriV some further lath en tht tnbject Mr Janiien JJd ffff Utah i hid a Mine hAd already wen flied Artrdey night Staten ilsni A 0 M Manhattan fti 1B Ilisi u Ii New Ver men were wtiiin te play tue Mrmreal team on the nlcht lolloolng lit would J ri sad arrange suet a caine Capl Undue ery tat 1V1y ohijected lo this arrangtmtni and luuiited that Sbs Ihellal eiiiem ot rtranlaz ion fur fInds Ce iiillnwnl so hilt tile foil Isaltie later Se I noun far alike In this r JilisiCli wotiid lIP ailfe Clalmliiit lust Hi m between hits cub learn anil his Manhattan A f nuid nil be tbauieU anil thai tin hw kirk linn wculJ hRte to IJ1 Moiltreil 5 the only Ham avail able Slfc Ilrudtsli itngmtd lint pirhapi total ether tiimi could be had apt Mr Jtntttn thsr6upuii 5SJrisioil I 111 wllltnuiieil to eccepl ft luoiiUut for Montreal If ens va ollered Prloce ton and Itlilili III two but tni lit teami In tIe coil try wire lniinijlsiey coulnhlllliatel with end tutor all reDuce win ttriveu bv wire from bmn Armed I with ihvi telearaini Capt Braillili niim called un Mr Jiniiln out wae ratli r taken shack when the latter eultd him II Ih A Y A U would ply this xpiuieint th visiting isnt l a prnpniliinn which feui Krudlih Pro Shy refined lo colnUler iiilnftiiat his 0 I A O 2 slid Hot Ill N v A 0 nai timing lbs gaines Mr Jibe iifnrlhrilattdlhatenywBy aeont t between INI Stew York team and Princeton or J ehlrh would cult be a baby aim which ihaed how little hi knew bout thi pliylnt itrinitli et either of thoe nlnire trame Ai tin N I A f would net pay the sat else ot Princeton or Le tilth iml n thus Montreal men were tint atllllkeh to come hire 11111411 they lao had ilielrex pinei paid the hew inrk team would probab y buss no cempII i or audio the r1 I I A C lad lo tuhir let them In WIth ibeir awn leapt and tiis Minimum nr nod solos oilier scenic rs ehnlllnt ihm nut It WAI l lone m rmnlnit fur when tspt turadleil train called nn Mr Jalhssli ha wu Informed thiS an tlm Uimlen lacroiti itmei were tn be held tinder the rule of lbs caitirn 1 arroii Anoclailon the itew iOtli leum was not rllglbl to onmpte lie iiiayen not lulus memteri of hi club as long as la I requited by the titociatloni rulesTill Till fiirh riicriaindiiilt d tin NV A O that the oi7er or 115 cain urslcs was St onct withdrawn and Dm lit tni irtit licront feature or the programme confined tn a liliEs nine blwtn ih B i I A O team snil the Menhillan the latter almost entirely com poipdef youciatJ comparatively Isiciilcneed liar r Th N Y A C afflclali art now convinced th t iht sole eanitef tile Obta lee pnt In the way ot tielr la croiii inm takln part In liii toornatnnt u In will known itrenmh and tile almost absolute certainly of Iu winning nrit prIce had It competed New tVom the College ol the City of New York At a meeting held ytiirdiy afternoon the tootbill turn was ti rmatljr dlbanded for tin leaion AUbouh a better team was put into the Held Ibis year than iver Itlll tu etreer was rery disappointing In bnt one Iimt out of Ihi ilx wblcb they played were tin man aliment abii to lit tb full team upon the fleld In the ether cam they bad Iq nil up tb ranks with itib ilttDtei uniocjualntid with tbi mm and shoals thus otfirloc a wesk point for their opponiatt They playid however some excllini nraea the belt ef which was ataluit Ih HLJohni CHen liSt lbs icon being tt in l1 and ttie horn team would undoubtedly bays won but for the asseuce of the rguisr full bad lbs Heron leaps havi aliuald aside ihelr ttlcki and will lonomort playing uutll nest tprinir when tiny txpiclaiarteiot trlnmpha nndar the ciUtnl luau aiemiot of Henri Mitchell and llarklt The bloysis club took a run to Tarrytown on Dec A The atari Was mad from Fiftyninth itrtit and Klihth avenue at 9 oclock A W Tarn town was reached at Boon Th club arrived al Iu tartln plait at 6 oclock r u baying cuverid In nil au mile Amnny those who took part wet A and o Tlmmtrman Oli i Karl 50 sIpalir cml Dodd Ol The ceo practu run rtba crowcauntry awoctitlB will bi held from Fordbam to day prubahly in conjunction wlib lbs it Johns col lide boyft A tournament U now In progress among tri mtmbirt efthtC u N y Chen Club and tht folloWIng game haveheen played up lo dele etiberr ui va Conic W won by hliber uoldmark IU va JOshIng VI won by B ibrf Mayer Ui vi Jevln on K3 won by Mayer Tlmme tit vi Kobltr id won by Tlnime rtlniart ua vs Tlmra iu won by Welneartt told mark tuva WelniArl 03 won by Wtlnicarit Lvln lon us va Welnrart ni l won by vitlnnart Welnrart tu TI Payer iu won by Melngrt Wtlnitari ii YI htraaihurii U4 won by U luirt klaiir 120 M Slraubur04 won by Haier The New Tork Tsuls Club Kleotloa At the annual meetIng ot the New York Tcnnli Club the report of the BcrtlaryTrcaiurer showed th club to bill OreS Class llrtanclal condlllun la tact bitter than 5V0t befor Tht nitnibirEhlp numberi IDS thirty four new mtmbert biTlnr joined within the tail year The election reiulted ai followii Fnildint Howard O Badglay Mcerriildunt u R lluuyon HecrotaryTreaeurer Clarence tloD rt Astlitanu rtaryTreaiurer chile V Ilobart Captain B R Fr bins Flri Lieutenant 8 C Millett Second Lieuten ant L J Grant Tnt Kiecutlve Committee Consist of then offlcri aad two member cleciid annually The two extra members tlected title year wire Miss A M NcIiiley and MIss Hilda stone It has been runiortd recently that the olub would lose i oiiulon nf their trnundiat the c mtrof 147th I street and Hi Nicholas tvenue next lyrinf but Capl Ptrklnttayt IbIs rtport U untrue lie sore that oat end of the grunnds may bt built on but hat It will nnt Interfer wIth any cjf Iht courts and that thiolub fit i verY sure ot Hi ground for another year The club baa u atntalned Iu prttlia cash Dlgtes amaj playing abIlIty ot any Ottt aod Cad of Sportc Indepcntlint Send tlckiu le sporting editor J 1 a F Troy V V You mould read Tas SDK TIers li a letter at this ofllc for Cal McCarthy The Cloiter N j Gun Club will shoot a match at Out fern on Uc 13 with the Eufltrn Club Th Ororleri cntetulnmnt and ball will bt held at tlss Lexington Optra lloul on Jan 1 Manager KelUof th Nonpareil Us scented three dates with crack clubs at hw Knflaud two In las hirer and ous Iu 1tluokel There is talk of a flew aibletlr club beillg formed ta b known ai tba Atlleni AthletIc Club Amour tile or geolcers art A 11 lUileuk r is tlltck a Mallbli and 3 Palm wll Vnown men In insurance circlet Cron Counlrr Thi RMKtwnod llarriri heidqnar tell art situated on the Uiendala road regular rune art htli on rdtietilay tvtnluir and bunday mornIng at n oclock Alhiitei frum Qlbr elsIe wilt Welcomed by Capi John Uourdln The tionpanllaad Thistle footcall ciebi will play oft last Eundny lie cam tomorrow arternoou on 115 Itonparil 5 rroiinili at fltdvowood Last unday tame wai played at Vtaibawkan and owing to ib riot condition af the ground neither team luorid The Thomas JeSenon Aiioulatloa ef eke sixth Ai Mmbly Dhtrict held u meeting al the club rooms Ma Grand strict last evenIng li A Kenny prildlnf Several Sew mirabtri were tnrolltd and a ctmmittet appointed to teak arraniemenu for cilebratmi the tulh annlveriary the organization Tbt Triaiurtr retort showed a gratifying lurplui end the celebration will no doubt be a bin lucent II will take place ou Tuesday tvinlni Jan 30 Many prominent local poll titian will attend X Mr Rawion ef Ftioatk K J eiarhanlid peeper named Halliard who was ibootlntr on his iroundi with out say and atteraptid to carry out the lawas hs In trprtedtt by taking away Halliards gun Uaiilarc brought lull for Ui recovery which was promptly u cldid in hn favor the law dltllncily ititiiii that you einnot eObfUciti I nun 50 found until you have crnuirht lull for reipin and gained sash suit sportsmen thll MIUB have bun unwarrantably harramd by many orcritaloui New Jtriy fartuere who Uok upon a hun Sit at a pltnu F Jot Brooklyn Yet forest t Hale what city yen nlerridto the club home and grounds of the Acorn Athletic Aiioclatun are situated at the corner of Rcond avenue apJ Fifty ilsth itrnt Koulb Brooklyn the plant li ay of au ease and you ean BI thin bv takluirlti Third avente carfare road from bbs Brook tin Oridte and cimailgiot et 1 wenty sixth Unit to lbs Fort Hamilton ittam read whIch will convey yon direct In rlfty If tb unek Ibt around aD ont block from the car route Th Acorn Aibletlo Auoolatlon u MI extremely active organization and It retarded ai n of the but uf tIme obstacle In the country Tbi curllnf and ekatlnx rink In Id club honit of tbs Youkere CurlIng Association was Oed on Tuiidy even Int for the Urn time thli slates nub success Tin club house II 1 a one Story and kateniant bulldinir IdOxtux and wan built at the cut of SI lnoo The lint story coalalui tIle riOt IJxl with a promenade eiiclmlm th an At lbs untIl mum are Hi lidierand tinllemni t riiouii the iniln entrance dividing tle two over which tlire li a gaudy eitnillnt the whole wiOtILof tht building The biiemnt lies not beta ilnlslud cIT ai yet but lie club luindi 10 rut in two imwlinrall s The whole building lillihliB I byiicetrlnty Thu iltutllon li I ont ef the belt for a club bom belli near the Junc tion of Main 04 Ialliadi amuia in lana lull lust nnrth of Van Cortiand Lois Th ulioM Inv are the of lleer Treildent K Slice Vic Ireildeni SI B Edgar becretary J Klleck Triaiunr J Itiut Th Columbia College Alhlttle Union will give a itand Indoor athletic Uletlai on Thursday iTtalne Rand IB In the Berkeley lyceum nyuinaijuu This will bt the first 111cc that an Indoor athletic iiieillnr has ever been held by a Columbia athieilu oriaalia lion and every effort will b nut forth 10 make u a genuIne success Tue affair will partake of a social 514 iiid Lii college glee qlto will be in atiendaiice to make thIngs lively and Interestlpg Tugofwar box lii and fencing wiil farm the cIhief features 01 th athletic centesto The fouf class team will be en tered IB the tugof war to ontit for tls ohamplon iblp ot the collei and the frtllimen and iniihomorii viii also ban a pcla clam pull The tuiotwir teams hare been tralnlnt for th put ill wieka Tn rretarallon for the championship conteit and ih light over lbs rope will b exultIng and itubboruly foofhtby each Ham The athletic camel which tike plao at lbs armory ot III Twelfth Heirtniint Hilyiecond Street and Ninth anna on TUesday eveluillg Peo it I promK to Iniiir an TrnliiB of ran and injoyabli upon There la a very line Hit of inmea amour wbloh are Mrnri RemlnKIin Ueor e Mooll JlutkliarO lljertberx Younf Alurpliy and olhera A Ian number o extra lean will be provided and the manaiiement will be up to 1110 niual itandaril uf excellence for which th umieof ih Twflfili Benlmint ar nitty 1 celei rati Sleor l i H lluee and C i Jar julla iev iilli Heil uient WhO bold hits record for Hire iwed tacos at iO yards 1151 yards and lftyirdi will also attempt lo yet a but on record fir to yards Th event are ai fol lows llr l all amaleurx Kilty yard lnli Itiijard run nnrnill run iwo ml1e bicycle onemtl walk nlitaola rae and halfmilt novlo race for those who hay lirrr won a price The fnllnn tnir atenU are open 11 nerabrri of tiji Twelltb Keilinent Two hundred a id twentyyard and lalliall runs A reieutlon will follow the gain Appall The mimkiri ot lbs Lone Star Scat Club are busy preparlnf for their aecond annual aniirlalnment anil riciptlon which takes place at Central Turn stein II all on 01 urday lien M They bare arranird a very attractive pio ramral In which niuy of Inc UaUUt light of th1 vaudiTlli stage will take part The aenusi election Of Cuber of the irameroy Boat Ciob reaulisfi as fcdlsws Prasident SI I buttoflI lint Tieelrosidnt A ii Iaesrisu fecund Vice irasident P Williansi liacrotsry A St Melville Tsaaurer 1 Na Caplaili J NieSel Lieutsnset r boa The club also sLlpue4 a usw sat of bylaws The frlendibln Boat nub have dKlded to purcha an daiS oared etielL to lace built an ilxbioard barge md severl l double and deal li gigs and will devote more time alhil 010051 to rowieg th coming lesson than tbsp bass dose is esss thue past They ltav aeo desid1 lo bl4 their anposi ecptlso aud Pall at he Central IDrl Hesse liigtyeevetb street as Jan Ill 1501 whib Ospae Ieyestb NegiwisI beud wIll famish themeal 1 AWZUft 415S ADT Til El ll rtftiiilbnll peas Sivsu Away Tea Ace n Game Jetm Lawlor and John Grady met at Tnt Sen efflM lilt night md In lees than tlttien mlnutei bid llmid article of agreement to play a hi iuind htm band ball match Hit bin of fifteen games undertin old ruin for n a aide Grady te lie conodid tea tell In each gum Tin rril series ot seven gameS will be played In Courtneyi conrt on Saturday Jan to 1811 and III second series et light tamei will ink pines in Ciy court on Saturday Jan 17 Ilay locomintnriat I oclock bach tntn nil lbs nrltllege of taking three Ialls or tile iwO itltetlon Into the court end they mint be colored black Ke ball eanb remover from the marl Itkfut mutual cenunt or br nermlenlon if the referee IInth men hat agrcid upon IMltp Casey ai riftrte an honor which li rnretv te tod Thus referee hi been lOon tb power tn decide all queilloni bal may crIes oniiid or this reemeat A nnruntr ot InlereMinc mnchei were plivM en Thnrniay tilth at tlm Mnrrar Hill Court the principal attraction being a cmlot utnlir Tin NUKK new rulet bitneen The Hpinlard and Hugh Cllhooly tin fr rraer conceding five arei In cich rime It was a lur I iirimitt ate mding in maiirrly iirokn and let i fectxccullin Cue trt ill 5 ai a b154 aiirprtit dllhooly vlMinng ihiicerei I wets I liilstilC I 1 II IlPP Ttitiipaiurd Iu is is is 4tiO rVl Hilly Itoie OttO John Carni dy wire defeittd after a very lively conteSt by lieunli Murphy and allk llelly ilue scare vri Murphy end flelliy It 10 154t lion und LarraoOy 19 14 IUU Jim iirrellof tsr Rochelle and Rill Ilnbaek do sated Stilliam Kelly and Jolu llukhii by Ihe following corn Farrtllaml Unibaek ID IS 1540 Kelly cci lluEbei IS T 1831 IAtrlck Hurrilt tlnihami rhamtilon under Tint Boas 05 nil ee defrntert Iilille 8ulli an situ Hilly Ityan two ciesor players vary handily The score Birrtt n IS 1045 NullhAn and n au U to 14 U7 IMliic liandliall by raill lt U bccciilng almOst al fiilnoiiatile tIC Hit ixliltlnnni tlirouuiiout the Oay rx pert ctattii tint then U little ulfterem In execution by KMilghl while tlieo ire many who tidier IhM Itielr vain is l lunch iirtnirer then ttiatt at any other time Certain x the innnltri of tho Brooklyn lUuUbitll Club find but little onlectiun tn clivmz at night and Some ot their cuntiiti are especIally minuted On Thursday nlcht a lint lour hniileil rxhlbltinit n HI piy d In Canyi court between lark tORirlni and tai QuInn against Lary torte and Johnnr MeBvny Th former playd ailf beT had been used tu tech other for alone tIme ansI tIle remit vrae a clever lctory over powirlnl pair of hard bltttrt 1 lbs scores wet Cngilniand Qnlnn 31 II 3131 bard slisi KoEvoy II 31 IS it Alter a Short Intermliilon Fords coiiientld to a ao with Uognini allowing him tin ace a game lie Cti tlebar litu tninpcit St i the ciimico but hi get ft terrible drubbing for ble raihneii cnrln nut fix aces Ont name wan tnuugh lor hIm Tha score was Lit tn IM t rru tourt lull uitcrnaoii Klokee and llolmii will wind up their M lIl match Stokes bee la win two limos to net the match and llnlmei three Tin mm will Hurt on tliolr eighth Paine this Afternoon with the score Htnllnk lit to II I In tauor ot llulmoe Tomorrow I hainpion faie will i ke anew rartotr and try tonaunre matter with Lawler anil Oufnn In eallnir of the latter1 display on Thursday Uilir laId They oerlalnly ilayid M ittlaj ft game as a base tern In slung titUs Alter rctnrlunnellr veil thronah with CocBlnl Itll lalil that loh rt ibId will clialkuvi the Inter to vIal unMcr Tee SLII ruler aud for the tame amounttai In till nnirh with honnelh MtnrliuJr In llronklyn liverr anxious to bear from M Itnrtr The uittr isis tniide numiroui proinliei but tbui tar has failed to ksep then The Central Field Trial tuiKCio N C DID lJFre Gitei and Nalalla It ran the firitbeatin the uecoud eellei Yrsd wlnnlnr Prince Lncltir biat Sain Mailer rather easily Anto nio was biaten by Kate Miller on little work Since Ides brat Mlly Iliirjen limle B beat Caeiloi the best ihoald hiT been run lonier lihtlelda LOla withdrawn lion Her was not well and Finnte vf ran a side beet Prluceii Beatrloo but Harry u Ops brata of Uoruona wai then run Uiudlao and Mont did but little work o mule noxy a Dye endea 5115 first series Fred nti Soil Founts M rai the Brit mat In the third series iru won Yachtsmen In the Naval Weesrye lCeaciy ball of lie tiundrid recrultiln the First Bat talion Naval illlltla or Naval Ruervo ai It is more often called are yachtsmen or men who know some thing ot rifiela Miu criot the tour conipaBlei went through some brIsk roarrhlnf and other evolution tait night on the tlnnrot ilia bIg Klihth lleclment Armory at Nlnityfuurlh street and Ian AVgiiue Ueut Morr brur Ii B N was llilr instructor anil a vcIY thor omhone ha proves There ll tall of iualtsgth jrlll mitts nttrnd the old iluard ball in a body and in tint torni It riroffre nmh li mode in the drill to war rant ft credliabio vhowlnir r S 40 Ulsters 12 30 Ulsters 10 20 Ulsters 6 40 Overcoats 12 30 Overcoats 8 20 Overcoats 6 CAMERON ho AND 800 rioVTBvan AV BBOOUIYN 5 Iovt mau uii T7iIs iREsENT I ci x MPk7v1t cirr IN BOYS AND GIRLS SAFETIES lid REGULAR Faict aa LOVEU DIAMOND 1I10IIOBADB BAKBTf sksisoo Ball bearings to a 1 riinnlnl purl Hleil tnhlnn and drop forvltiffe to every hart l rlniih and workmanship kuarauteed equal in any Injh gritde wheel In the world A pr onal imlnation le all that u neceaiary to cotirlnc you that lisle wheel U SO cheaper than any other ot sate grade In the uierkel esvY1lia HIFIKW KKfM IVEX9 AlA OUNH rLOBKUT Ill 111S ALL GRADES OK BTANDtRU B1FIKK RETOLTERI INI V1QkTiNU llUUllS CHARLES 1 GDFRE Ileadimartiri for Oinirat Rponlui Goods T WAMUiN r oiioioorirntu HroavdfraiT end for UeicrlptlT Cataloicoi ATHLETIC GOODS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS BICYCLE SPECIAL ClinifiTMAR BALK K BOYS gAFETIBI AT tUOU AND VIMM RBUUCUD FROM S06t t4llNIAltPil SAKKTV niiu hTllONU OAIETY 7htwi viiiidit 8APitr ANII VIITOKIA tian i IlllBl TIIK KINO OK AKhTIis tlSilKl VE1oClrEDlAwi TitllV1l128 FillS IIJLDLZf LASWO 3211 I DItIEJ 1011 WIlbELlIEN OUTDOOR GAMES ISACKI2TS SPECIAL ANt HOLIDAY sUtlLliiol PALE VSoVTtV BASN HALL p00111 itcuirn CRII7KIzT LACROSSE 00015 m c A a SPALDING BROS 21 1213 Broadway Soecial Sale of ICE SKATES ROOO PAlS ACMBFritin AT 40C1 BBDlOKO 1111151 lllc S tIE PAIlS SIICilUIAN UIUII AT7Sf AND UFWAttt itXX JAllt ilAt1y A JIijljlV CtUit ATSUcTANP VWAIil VO TAIR PEKIIIKj xVHAT 75c KKDOCBU IItOil PJll1 00 PAIL LAfliEl lIllhltflSli CLUB AT rOO tIlt II liCE lb 511111 14101 INDOOR 031128 ItlViL32H lIIOTOI3I1APUJO tlPllE Tl4llOAE LIlTAliLlf Yule CIlUlDTUAU PItUSENTit A O HPAIIJIMi k DUOS 241 Broadway Dt WOURI olKAiJfNbi MA RSTE11 Bliam powir Ion a pair G BINDS farce aiaonminl el UK ATKS 41 o upward Paris ot cli skates for re pelTs MA STinH 55 Court It near City hail i fir K khu loose evuluni riHllINO TA fHIB OtTTFITH make I jept ble Chrlitmai preiiati top yeuraagtig I They 111 tlsisk o lbs giver whsa SLy 1 I She pprtig lime leni rorll I VtlTK ATIB FIMMIN I TA4JKIJK UATAIOt371ir Vt AWilKJIiAt S I WtM L SATURDAY STORE NEWS Open this evening until 10 oclock Every evening thorofCov also till Ohristmas Eve Our size prices different depart ments manner of doing business are roost appreciated by shoppers whove made the round of the stores across the bridge esp jtoillj this busy month v c CHILDRENS GRETOHEN COATS of the misses and obfldy Nation At5cother will be W u 1 lew I to 13 arsAlf mad or tbU IIoeAMloth and mid up In dMlrablt styhis Zds t on of thus eooaU la worth iii tbMt T JO nd the majority are worth i Vif 1060 At S94X we will offer ihtvltttenca of our Btork ofFlne Drew CoatlInlisyletold year Xhiy comprise ywlpus ty which we Uave bmtafor tola for HIM to I 4 SLI l oiutCr C tesesosv4 115 i MANTEIi CABINETS LESSENED 1 L r Been lessening the 145 Folilbed Cherry MavntelCkbinett to Hd5 A165 one to u 945 A 58 Antique Oak oje to MO And a 65 same to 146 Jsl j ri it3t lhir41ta o TOTS BOLLS GAMES 1 0 III tl ha Toysectioji tliet P ana Undressed poliosay 45 entliet ent makeup e 25ceftcii I T7eISIMIH BOYS 600 CORDUROY SmTS 1896 I I A big manufacturers stock of j Boys odd and end corduroy Brute yours this morning for 395 in s stead of 550 and 8 sites 4 to 14 years dark green natyblue and gray S 170 puBALE 667 PAIRS S OF CRURB8OE 667 wUra CbUdrani J F SwMns M prluir heel a BhoB to 104 stow t nd I wldtbufootitio build by tb 1W to a These Mo ibsssscof liii S S GENTLEMENS f 1 INITIAL HANDKECJ5IEF3 470 dozen mens unlaijodftrei initial pure linen Handkprbiif closely priced at 27a e clj liOO dozen mens Iaupdrd l initial puro linon HandkprcHJefa in boxes of onehalf do en kob I 150 a box itdkerihlfirjist aiUa FOBOEP 1 K OFFERING05MZS EMBROIDIlD SUSPWD1I The 1375 to S885 hind me1v l tnbrolcUwd In fw Ijoxe w4 rittootrMt alibI f FRAMED n PICTURES CHEAJP The etching The Golden Hour by J a King attar William Hrt in very nna antique bs1 k frtun 3i for S w ni5 Remarque Proof Etchings fri d in gilv r and ivory with baIv mats C 576 Pastolle by C JkL Nichols Jr in cream and silver framoB eiwotW to 30 inohci 10 for 1198 fletafntblt tvtif AND Three entrance Potts it0allatli plait UriantM ak BBOQKLVHHYBROOKLKIIHY S They Must riaty Or ike Tla Thi laiirioholaatli reetbalt Auouuiloa li set fie from tnuroal dilatation BnkkUy mty but itrorgly cbjecli lo pitying iff Ihe Ue with Dwight w tbi cbaraplouiblp But the A5 will BiyirUtelMi be played for that wai this declilun rendered bytbeuao clatlou at tui mulling bald et fuuiaf entraaea at the Culler School l Tui trouble coocirntof skis true 4ttt back te thi Hue of th tint emeu HISSEs DwUbt ud berkeLey This otnttit was won by the tHmr paes l hat lbs aloe wai pretiwd bj trkiliy Md Pip aeiMlatloa allowed lbs pretest Thea tb a was i tar Dec I but the grounds at Ih Oral wer out toi nI On Tess day the aaieiatla deoldi that Ilmeges tiat Ii piaysul witbIctsads7e5sftlsqi Sb gwaads If lbs ws5tibr remalise esia tad spels ui be oh tai5ed Cerkay ej4j remain all the veeege Set wilbetanding a rigorous DrotS PR INC pyt Qapt Allen the dslogae voted that Ike retiree ebDsIdbe aslecied from anon the tutler bop whIr the OmpIre will tus ciou lro lbp 19f00 school lbs date tot the gems was UlI deusroslasi the inciter 5511 left to toe tiaptaiss to ssste Should they be una sobew aseme lsiii iii colds to su agreensitt the Oat w11 h Sued by the rsteree 2 Tb 05w uonstltutiau a reported Wul enaulmossi Mcpigt The Ml dat LJJJ1 1 I 5 5 5 5 4 S S 154tf

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