The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
December 25, 1890

Page 1

5r twv V1 W I iT f s1 1 A CHRISTMAS PRESENT A CHRISTMAS PRESENT For cherished relative or country acquaint For a cherished relative or country acquaint ance or city Mend that will make Its recipient anco or city friend that will make Its recipient I I cheerful round and grateful every day all the year t tm cheerful round and grateful ever day all the year THE SUN FOR 1891 THE SUN FOR 1891 VOL LVDIKO 116 NEW YORK THURSDAY DECEMBER 25j890 PRICE TWO CENTS I Anr urllnmtnt la tbe contrary BOiwUhitaDdlnz there are kul two placee t ew s ork IOlwlhlao4Inl enulne aJ Dr I JMsr gecxle ran be purcuaieil oamily m gedwa auU IIIIa I a 1 Chai IIIT J i DIVORCES GIVEN BY RABBIS X THKtttfimKNX JKAnK RT TAR OtlAtlD wily AGAINST TUK KY1L Tky Xeeoninien4 that the OrnntlnK or Dl r I Bbl In Aceardnne with XettBlene Cnatnme nnd TVhcn Not Pre cctfe by Judgment of the Court le I I rblddR bl Iitw The Prncllce Ilnied on Tradition nnd Icnornnee 11 1or0 I hare had applications today from morn F than twenty women for warrants agaInst their P bnibandi for abandonnuut wearily rcmaik e Police Justice lloenn to 1 BUN roportor Iu the privatev mlnatlon room of Kssox Market r Court a day or two neo I U l nn evil which Das reached ularmlna proportion1 In thin I quarterof the town The amazing feature of It U I that It Is 1 based on the unlawful practice of I certain Jewish rabbis who grant divorce to Whomsoever will pay for thorn Thoafplloants for rabbinical dltonet bullovo their nmrrlaio haT been legally annulled and hutidieds of them marry anal and render thomsehes lia ble topunUhment for bigamy Justice Iloeans experience during the pint thre or four months at Essox Market has given him some inilcht into it peculiar Institu tion which has beon Imported into thU coun try by a great horde ot immigrants who havo I been driven to America by nUI lon persecu I tion I la I N i oustom which for roar bni beon m practised on the detisely populated cast Bldo but within a few mouths It has grown Into nn vll which furnishes a serious problem for public and private charitable Institutions nnd for the eonrervutor of public moral Comparatlely few of these cases come be fore me said Justice hogan yesterday after noon It Is seldom that a deserted wlfo ap plies here for a warrant unless fho has chll dist whom she Is unable to support So tho number of cnos brought to my attention Is no Indication of the extent of the oyil I lis tened to a typical case only a few minutes ago A young husband tired of his wU6 just as sho was about to bo confined He applied to his rabbi for a writing ot divorcement and re ceived I lie served it on his wife gave her 1 few dollars and left her Ho arranged to marry another woman and the ceremony would unto taken ulaco be fore thn ond of th week I ho hnd not been arrested Vhntovor may bo said of his conduct from a moral point ot view he WIIH entirely Ig norant of any legal obstacle In tho way of car rylDtt out his purpose That Is only one of hundred of cases with which the ivcords ot I this court aro Illlod I Ii tlmo thu evil was stamped out Tho rabbis are tho ones chiefly at fault and I a legal remedy can ho found I am ready to do my part in applying I when ever properly pronarod casa is i beforo me I happened by itn interesting roltioidnnc I that two movements wore entered upon yester day which havo for their object the eradica tion of this unlawful custom among the many thousand foreignborn Jews who makeup 1 Treat proportion of thu population In tho most densely peopled quarter of tho town Tho Grand Jury took the matter in hand in a public presentment nf the ovll In court and the United Hebrew Charities entered upon aoru lade which Is Intended to suppress tbe prac I tice by criminal prosecutions I I The Orand Jury has been investigating tho matter thoroughly There came before thorn I the case of n Kunslnn Hebrew named fcchwarz who bud been arrested for bigamy Ho came I to Ibis country legally married with his wife and three children After a time man and wife mutually tired of each othor They went boo foro AJVbbl and obtained from him what both r believed tn be u complete and absolute divorce Bopn after Schwartz married again his wife making no objection When there was danger that his children byhU first wile would be come public charges he was arrested for 1 bigamy r These facts led the Grand Jury to Investi t j gate the whole subject of divorces by rabbi They sought information from Chief Itaobl Joseph reiirofanting tho orthodox Jews and I from Rabbi Gotthcll repieaentlne the reo lormed Hebrew Chief Kabul Joseph sold that personally ho granted no divorces but ha explained that ecclesiastical dhoroes were r etlll granted by certain socalled rabbis nc c rdlng to tho custom Btlll prevailing In cer tain parts ot llursli and perhaps one or two other places Such divorces wore lawful ac cording to the Talmud It was the custom of I himself and other reputable rabbis to mali the law of the laud supreme and accordingly they did not transgress It even Indirectly by i ranting eccleilattlcal divorces which would not b legal Dr Ootthell speaking for himself and oth ers of his race strongly condemned the evIl Which the Grand Jury was Investigating and xpressed the bONI that It would be relentlessly stamp out by law lie explained that the whole question recently camo up for adjudica i I tion at the Itubbiulcal Council at Philadelphia when it WI authoritatively sot ted that I The dissolution of marriage II on Mosaic and rabbinical grounds n civil act only which 2 never received religious consecration I Is to be recognized theivfoio as an act emanating UogetDHt iroin Iho judicial authorities or thn atoaetbr socalled ritual Get tho Jewish bIllet and void dlTorco Is In all things declared null ant extreme ground Chief Rabbi Joseph nnd his associates do not take I the civil law did pot Interfuro they would continue to grant I writings of divorcement according to the id Mo alo law In presenting tho matter yesterday I oforo Judge Murtlno Foreman rlu Ins elnur of tbo urand Jury said 1 During the past month there worn brought to attention urn oral rnnttersuhlchiesultod l in the finding of those threu pnsenlmutits l we were visited by 1 delegation ot rUllre ont tle liobrawn headed by Dr Ootthnll of Tem ple Emnnuol who Impressed us with the no oessltr of framing some law to prevent thi granting of promiscuous divorces lvlnihbla to tbo more igiioaut class of Jaws A s n result of them ecclesiastical dlvorc which are recognized In lltihslu and some other countries of Eurooo mutiny iiuo lur rant people mako tlieinselves liable to lin pruonmqnt hero for bigamy by n second mar riage We have had suv ral canos before us whero Jews had been married in ItuBslu nnd reared families Thtr would emigrate to thin country where the husband would suck a di a vorce from his wife Un would go to his rabbi ax in Russia and got adlvone und then murry fi I gate utterly Ignorant of his violation ot the law Several ot thesn victims of their own ig DorA ou Iluo boon acnteucod from this com t for Inn crime of liltramy The fault lies with the rabblH who grant the dhortea knowing them to ho nf nu legal authority tem presentment handed up concludos wllh wlh thul recommendations The hand Jury are of opinion that the ranting of these bocalled divorces until alter a valid decree of divorce has boon Issued by u court of competent jurisdiction should be ab solutely prohibited l by law and be declared I misdemeanor punishable for 1 llrst oflenco Jlldemelnor b I lIne sad for u second offeueo bylmprisnn went and that upon the rassato ot such a law proper measurer stiould bu taken for in structing persona affected thereby Its pro Tlslous lhe Grand Jury respectfully recommend to tho Court the propriety nf legislation in a cordanc with tluno views and request tHat such action should be taken as the clrciim 0 itnnces require Judge Martlue promised tn forward the pre sentment to the proper authorities The action decided upon by the agents of the United Hebrew Charl e Is In the Hue of en I forcement existing Inns Tummy wIt make the cash bro quoted by Justice Hoaan n test ono Thft husband Kopol llarils will be bold to p strict iiooountabllity ant if I 11 can bn foam r against the rabbi granting the ttiyoreo hi will wil b profocutcd Arnold B Khrlloh has cbaigo F of the matter for the Hocletlos I Mrs Harris lives nt 15 Kors th street Sha this It 1W paper yeaiH old Her husband got her to sIgn NKW Yom Oct 14th Known l liy 1 these preBenurt that I Chalo I HlrsboviU 1 of tho city County and State of New York In consideration of the mime nf right 1 UJ ban lull money of r the United States to me 1uld by Kopol Harris of same place for tho iilra of bald Kopol Harris from mo an u Hus I band which o Lie Whas to u until now 1 and i j hnrby agree not to have any claims against 1 him whatever and will not bring any Halt pgalnsi said Kopol Harris nt any civil or crim inal colitIs for to HIPort mo or a child which 1 may have hereafter from mid Kopol Harris and also alow said Knpcl Harris to get marlpd lo I whom ha may cholee and will not In terfrro with any one hn cholo shal get nnirled to and will nut lmo no claims to him us n wife for over Irom I Date her iO CIIAIK x HinsnoviTz marl Signed In Prnsonoo of MorltzTolk Kolthor Harris nor his wife can read Eng lish but tbn man undoubtedly believed that he was free tin ought tills document from bin iniiiltnl i bonds unit obligation For evetnl innntliH llarrs has been taring I court tn hula Croiiu liar biothoilnlaw nureed to set hor husband up In business nnd no Harris I und lilmolf to marry Beta to morrow afternoon at 4 oclock Tho InvItatIons for tho Wtvldlng wore out rooms for tho couples occupancy woro engaged and tho dinner bespoken when Mr lirllcli svoru out a warrant against him for doseiting his wHo and hi nitsnirestod hint rts Inlpiuled brotherinlaw appeared w th him before Justice Hogan In time PolIce court etorhay and npponlol tn hate Harris set Iron on thn uround Unit everything was ready for hlswoddinv tomorrounnd It would Im siieli a dlsaiipolntiiient If hn waft pi evented going on with It I Harris exhibited tho agree itHMit iibovx Muotco I to Khniv lint he wns Ira I i lusiicn Ilogan told him through an Inlor rrloi tlmt I he married ariln ho would be ant to Main prison for bigamy ant held him In 1JO hail tu appear tomorrow afternoon ut u i oclock und answer tie cbatge of deserting hl le A aMt many cases of this sort como before the llobrovv charities ottlcors most applicants for aid going there rather than to public charllablo olllecis I Is I found a tnnttor of greatest dllllouHy to remove tho Ignorance of tho PolHi InimlurantR who believe that the rabbis divorces aru as valid In this country us in llussja Iho Jewish law or custom regarding 1 vorco of which tho evil described Is t tho nut come furnishes 1 extremely Interesting sub ject lor Investigation A gontluinan who Is woll posted In tim matter und whoso duties have made him fnmllliu with the strange oat Bide lustom made somo surprising revela tions to 1 SUN npnrtor I Iii discussing the sub ject vcslenlay lie 11111 here are the or six rabbis nn tho east sldu who Issue an enormous number of these dl wiros Ono especially In LldrldgD street dos not unlv a big local business but ho deals ox tenselv in International divorces You must mideiBtind that I rabbi Is not nocessarlly a cloicymiui Itnbhi moans 1 teamed man JVeleslnstieal function nre not confined to priests Any sane male adult mnv cveroiso 1 them This Is one icnson why I is almost Ini 1osfiiblotn ronti ul this ovll Tho Ideas about illvoico among thn Jews differ very widely You Roust roiuember that they aro nn Oriental nnd orliliiiilly a polygamous rro A who among them was formally 1 ehattlo Among tho Arabs to til tU n wlfo In bought from her fathor for so much money or goods I is not ools unniturnl that they should dispose of a wife as onslly nn they procuro cno Among tho Jews today however opinions about proper causes of divorcn dlflor very widely Somo think adultery Is the only nile iiunto cause others would nut away a wife I she spoiled her husbands soup Tho processor divorce Is very simple I n I couple mutually deslte to cancel the bond of wodloek they npponr before n rabbi and ask lorn writing of divorcement He does not ask for thu cause and nuns is stated I Is enough that it Is mutually dcslrad Tho rabbi wrltosa divorce ItisaBlmplo I statement that the two porfons named unto this day been divorced Tno paper Is I never a printed ono I must bo wittton on tho spot and must contain not morn than twelve linns of wntfnir The husband takes it timid hands to the wile The moment thu inpur totiebns her hand the divorcement ls compluto Lach Is then a liberty to marry another acc rUing to the ecclesiastical law as still Interpreted 17 i tho modern orthodox Jews Ti o labels whovviite divorces In New York according to Iho old Mosaic creed make nn ex I cellent thing of It Thor ChRrO 510 to 150 In molt cnso according to the circumstances of the applicant Thoy make 1 gloat deal ot mono grunting divorces to husbands who hnvnlelt their wives abroad A Polish Jew comes to America nnd Iu four or live years ac I cumulates morcl hundred dollars Ho is n vralihv man according to the standards of his people in tho old country Ha gets over his attachment for tao vvlfo hi left behind and ho implies ton rabbi for a dlvorco The custom strictly ppeclllni that this divorce must be sent securely sealed 111 metal ease It Is forward ed by mall with perhaps f200 for the departed wife Tho money is I u fortune to her J oho onons tile rase and touches tbo paper she Is illvoiced according to tbo intororetatlon of tho ecclesiastical law Hnoh divorces are al most always accepted as 11111 and by the cus toms of f his people tbt husband is permitted to remarry In this country JHK VIH1UUlfl CBNSU Some or tbe Phllndelphla Firm Refnic to AnKvrer All ol the Inccllon PnrrAnnirrm Doe 21Some of th manu facturers of this city ate objecting strongly to I answering all the questions that tire asked br the collectors of the manufacturers census They do not object to furnish the facts con corning the cross purchases and production of their establishments and tho number of men employed but refuse to give a detailed ac count of their business as to profits and cost of production I Amongothorflrms which have refused to answer all the questions la Ibo Spreckels Sugar Refining Company Mr Sprckels was seen today and said I The Census Commissioner railed on me and akcd mo If 1 would be willing to liive in formation about our production the pur cbuios the number of men employed ivc I told him we would and referred him to Mr liiilier our accountant rio Inqllrlo Into thu most minute details of our business Mr Huher objected to and uppllod to mu about tho mat ter I agreed with him and told him not to nlre answer tho questions Homo of the questions in the schedules wore as pointed ns If they bud nskwl nici what bar com In withy tie morning mall 1 how much Ink wo usod In conducting our business Mr Hpreckels said ho did not know of any concerted movement among business men to oucertltI010Ipnt refuse answer the RmOl1 but simply neted for his own Mrm in refusing to answer When asked what course ho would take If steps worn taken by the Commissioner to compel him by law to answer tho questions ho said torney Wo will simply refer the mutter to our at The manufacturers who ate said to have re fused to 1111 I out I hal Bchedulos are Harrison Krailer Works Cu and tho Baldwin Locomotive I ovVcrICU7 1 L1WlON CUXTKST Judge Hnll Dreliiex hint Mot of the Pro hlimion Hanoi Are Illrcnl NKW HAVEN Dec 24 Judge John 1 r Hall of tho Superior Court a Republican has decided that almost nil of thu Prohibition ballots cast In the State at tim November election art Ille gal Jho liepuhllcnns contended that the word h Ior printed on thu dlsourdcd ballots In Bridgeport before tho title of the officers uted for did not make thorn illegal They I overlooked another Illegality In those ballots on which Judau Halls decision Is haM I Tin I decision was on n contested election case for Judge of f 1robalo Iu Just Lyice On most of tho ballots used by thu Prohibition ists I throughout tho Htato the space un der the title For Judxn of Probate was left vacant to allow this voter to ehoosa his candidate from the candidates on the Repub heat antI Democrat tokll and paste or wiltu the name on the vacant space Judgn hull decides that under tlm now ballot law those t ballots are Illegal i In that i they had no name under tho title luduonf Probate and that t to t make them legal tiara I should Imvn loon a name printed ou them In I legal type I ibis decision If I f sunlnlnel I i I will throw nut BumoU i Silt o Prohibition ballots nnd ulxet Mor riB Uovorn hy I large minority The de isbn Is tho more Hlgnlllcnnt ns It gut the Donioeratlo cnndldnte for Judge of Probata the oflluu Iu the Lust Lymcdlstrlct HOJICfD MAIL MATIKR A Iurica Iniinlltr or Chrlvlmn Math Knitted In the Chlcneo Pant O dee CnifAon Dec 24Tho continued settling of the walls of the Government building resulted today In the breaking of h water pip and flooding tbo basement with water There has I vast quantity of Christmas mal In tbo build lag and thousands of r Christmas presents ninny of thorn i otIT ones have bepn ruined About five hundred sacks of eocoudclasj mail mitiur were snaked As tile us possible the mutter will be dried out and forwarded 10 Us destination Homo Micks ot letter mall are also wot hit It U l believed the letters lul nut duraugod dllulJod euough to pievont forwarding ficn Hpluiirr I Very Iotr I lArK iONVliir Fin PCe 2tDr Sollnoe Mllcliell lea lI hllinnero phyelnn reports tItle ovoulng that Ibo licneial Is ullliiirapidly Ills mental condition Is variable At times he reeouules his friends nut most or the tlmo be is In u stupor Tho end U not far dl tmo but cannot be foretold Hu may dlo in u few hour I I mar 1 lel O he mar Unacr for several days MR BEACH WILL INTERFERE ANN ODXflAS PROJECT FOR A BOMB Foil VBDIVUH AT A BTANDH1ILZ The Fnt Bnnek Prlentci rlqolrm Under the Itepented Dnntaaklnc of the Knler prlic of Iler Devoted Onna or Mr dlnntiBliei Call far n VIndicatiOn and Bun flown Mauler Plelnreit Mr Alfred F neach editor ot tb Scientific American has been awakened n realization of hU responsibility In the matter by the ex posure In THE BUN of the doing of r the gang of spook jugglers who have gained Influence I over Mr heath It Is tho snmo old spiritual Intlo gang that hoodwinked tho vcnernblo I Luther It Marsh and Mr Bench le considering the advlBabllltyot calling upon InapeotorlJyrnes for apslstauco In driving them out of tho city Mr Beach snld yesterday that Mrs Iloacha mind I had been under the spell of Spiritualists for eovoral touts but drond ot notoriety had pie vented Ills taking any radical steps to rid her of tho scheming trlbo that controlled her Ills I opposition to her assocIatIon with tho Ann ODolIn gang had been passive because at first ho had regarded Mrs Boachs hallucina tions harmless I tons as hormlesl 111 Beach has some real estate In her own right but as far as Mr Beach knows It Is still In her possession Sirs Beach was said to bo prostrated as the result ot excitement when n hut rcssrtsr called at her home 1 Wt Twentieth street yesterday alternoon Mr Bench declares that I Ann ODolIn alias Dins Debar ti les to enter his houso again oho will meet with a warm reception Tho spook pritstess called n few days ego ho says but was not permitted to see Mrs Beach Mrs Beach has been a treat admirer of the films Debar for yenta and during Ibo lat medi ums trial at the Tombs In April 1888 for de luding Luther R Jtntsh 11f Bench wan nn Interested runl April 2G wont lled IIoctator 11lln Aprl2G on the btanl In def nee ot the prophetess 1 j is4 JL3 AMARONA Mrs Beach announced herself ae a student of tbo occult forces and of facts that proe the immortality of tbe soul She testlllcd then that she had received from tho madam a spook picture of Ibo great Amarona which camo under the mediums dluctlon on Luther R Marshs canvas Mrs Beth ex plained on the stand that Amarona was a won derful Egyptian magician and bad been ma EPClln teilallzlne Wllllamss for her for throe years rast at JIiu Mrs Beach was a steadfast friend of Ann ODella and now I Is I urged that Mrs Benchs projected Home for Indigent Mediums Is an idea which wits born in tho fertile mind of Mme Bias Debar Tho high priestess Is salt tn have nut In the first dollar to stai t the fund This dollar Ah claimed also camo from tint spirit world and was convincing proof tthnt the spirits heartily approved of the foundation of the borne Mr Beachs private apartments are filled with the daub whloh hare come to her from tho brushes of the ancient painters through a half dozen different mediums The painting of Zampn which was one of the specimens shown at the exhibition nf spirit art last Monday night came to Mrs Beach It le said through Mrs Ktllo Moore who poses as a materialistic 1 medium at 305 Eighth avenue Then Mrs Beach has a largo portrait of the old Egyptian Amarona This old eentlomnn was transferred to canvas through the instrumen tality of Dr and Mrs Henry Rogers who am described nR two wellknown sensitives It look ten days of hourly sittings by Dr ami Mrs Honors and four sittings with 1r Beach harmony to bring things Into a proper condition of The evening of Jan HI last was appontnd as the occasion for the achievement at the Hotel Lafayette where Dr Hocer a his wife were lIving A sheet wns placed upon an easel and some finely powdered crayon was Bacod convpnkntly near for the spook artist Dr rogirs took a seat and by nnd by I won dorfullyllfellko picture Arnnronacamo according to Mis Ltcaph and tho believers who eat with her Mn Beach lnt nod off the result of the work of the Invisible agencies and now It lnnecf I the most highly prized works Inner collection lirS JIKACH AND BEKCHKH The photograph of Mrs Baoch with a pup posed likeness ut Henry Ward leeb leering over bar shoulder Mis I lieneli clams was found on a negative by a photographer who had tiikon a pleturo of her Ithe distributed copies of the photograph proudly among her hpirituallHtli fi lends ns ono of till most 10 nlarUnhle proofs of spook manifestation Jnmctt Boutcr from whom Mrs Beach ot her spook painting ot Casandra does not depend entirely upon nnlrltiia Urnfor his livelihood On tbo window nf his little bed room at IMS Clinton WIndow here the famous Cassandra cane Is a Men which reads Hauler Astrologlst and Palmist tlul Houler was not at home yesterday bnt Mrs Dr Carrie A M Uurnbam with whom ho lodges i talked quite freely about him and Mis Bench to a reporter Mm Biirnbam is a pleas antfaced old lady She said she wasnt ex ally a spiritualist herself but had an inclina lplrllalit tion in that direction Kouter abs said flld a thriving business reading palms and casting boroscopoo Mrs fltirnhani described what she know dllcrl1c1 11 lurnham about iissaudran corning Sirs Bench sent n sijunre ot canvas to faouter tint ho kept It in his loom for three or four days until the 1001 moon had come tiround just right nnd then ho Sent for Airs Bunch The canvas was bitetched tnt 111 lelch on a train on nn easel 1 In noutim frul0 I bedroom The two remained together five mlnutcH und then Mr looch rushed out to the window with the painting in her hand and called excitedly tu Mrs llurnhnm who says sho saw a llulaued portrait In colors In d lar Benchs bands Als Boacb wus simply AnnoDella herself dressed in hr Imitation Dnmlnlcan gown with several remarkable wlb decorations jown the medals of a sharpshooter danglIng from her iiroast visited TUK HUN of daDI111 night Hue was In a stat of mind hbe protested that she had never mind anything to do with Mrs Beach bld anlhlnl wlb spook pictures She was reminded of I Mrs Beachs testimony at the Tombs concern ing tho earlier Amurona but tho Madame lbo siitd arily that that wan one of the Marsh I Ilht Pictures It was one of those that had pome I WIS hind happened to be for Mlrlh and ihe just 11IpeuoII I In the room a the time James houter the Madame said fhe had never seen although elm knew that he had obtained at Ilhoulb iiinturos They least 11 Ror Mis Jleaohs Bpook IILt 111s 111hs tho D Debar wci mor daubs though sad piss all not the beautiful examples of at which had heen In tho Mnrsh collectIon Of course sue know they Tire produepd by spirits Biuter snld the ldnckrol priestess Isnt a prottor Bunslilvu and Ibo plctuios that come under his dlieetlon aio so crmlii wait until he Is Xpert1 thnt he ought m uull morn Ann ODella has written letter to Mr and Mrs Bonoh in which she says M tfeJ I vuh Iiq Alr Cq In todlyl issue of the Kw York BON I I I fInd mysolf represented as fine of a orw of I spirit bunco tteerers who beset ra Uar J 1 riot F Benob your wHo and n lady for whom I must ever entertain the highest sentiments of appreciation T am not neither have over been the medium employed by Mrs Beach for the obtaining of her spirit Phenomena HuMi statement Is fiiso In every respect I hate before me now the letter of Mrs Bench dated 00 2 IBIKI rn quostlni mo to bo present nt nn ontortnln tnent Ion on the evening of the 22d lust I nm In no manner annotated with the mediums who are employed by 1 Mrs Deach neither do I know them and I most heartily resent the vile und slirrllous lies attarftlni to my presence i I treeono in I audience of over 2tX and by n mere act of courtesy Invitation I 1 have placed this unsought and wholly un Inokedfnroutrnje In the hunds of irominent I 1 lawer lti this city whom 1 havo n iiie tml 10 nrosecuie TMK MIX for libel in this Invtnnco I have borna suflloienilv nu unseiupulons nnd unnriniliiled tlrado troni the press of thl cIty i 1 and shall eudur n i further being Innoiunt I Until 1 had received the lettt of Mrs I loach I ha I not seen bur for nearly two 1lr IE was ulvcit to underfilled fiom n HUN reporter who called this afternoon who detailed me somewhat of his Intel view with you to th I direct that you threatened mo with tho law and denounced m In your omrO ax a shameless BWlndlirtmd blackmailer It Is not for mo to controvert liirtlur than by eRItnl that toy lawyers will wait upon I ou personally Iu refer 1 cnco to a tafmont I siuveroly trust to bo us false as 110 lOs talex generally nt I Urloved that I oloIalY ionh should hay Htifluroii any annoyance or tlmt your I family should experience any Inconvenience through the unenviable nulorloty of American prexMlsm 1 trust to bo exculpated of all and every charge to deceive cine of tho best of women nnd friends I has been my coed for tune to meet amidst the heartless shame nt BOcallod Christians Intestlng thin Oodletij city Very tiuly and sincerely Ilnorl DIBS Dcnn This IB the one to Mr Beach Jn itarrtH E vtaeti DAr rniEUD I cannot tell you Low sin cerely grieved I am over the article In todnyx Issue 01 the SUN I In not half tho shock to I 1 you or your family that It la to mo i to bo thus oronly lllllled and maligned I and wher I hay neer been associnted with you us 1 medium for your present pheno mena It Is simply Incredible and I must Iu Blsl upon I refutation In an onen letter to tho prominent journals of this city by you In my thrice widowed condition home destroyed and Boparnted from those dourest nu earth through this same phenomenon Believe me when the old wound ie thus orurl rMlloned It 1 ioiUlros the utmost liilth I to I e willing to stand by the cause which his been my undoing and but for the Coitatnty I thnt thore In I gracious God who will In his own good time 1 nuo oil the enemlosof tiiith I wnull turn my back upon spiritualism for I everI have written to every paper of prom thence In this city Do pntr In but fair to mn and my own medlumahlp that the public should know that I have not boon assocmted with you as n medium nnd never otherwise than In tho bonds of an everlasting friendship nnd personal admiration of jour loarlos ncss of spirit God keep and bless you and may another and hanpl Christnjas dawn upon you and yours Sincerely J L Inss DEIUU nl llrlt JirltlllTKD AFFSCMONX An Actren Ku n Jloard of Trade Man for llnntnec CnicAno Dec 24An Interesting courtship a promise of marrlngo and n broken heart arc the basis of n 120000 damage eiilt brought in the Superior Couit by Mary Parties Mjltbcok against A 1 Blakesler Tho plaintiff Is 1 1lakeslee 1lllntf an ac tress Four yonIl aao she was wIth the Clio company Then sho plajed in Lost in New York and at present she Is I engiced with Tho Midnight Cnll at JiuobsB North Sidu Theatre Hbo is the daughter of exJudge WhlibecU of Hudson X Y Mr Blnkoslee is 29 sears old and n inemner of thu Board of J I Trndn While nho was pla lag at Hooleys j I Theatre sonic time ago Mr Blakeslee was i Itret Introduced to tho rretty soubieito It U said IIH was constant in bin nttenllons I until ten days a o Ho visited hor Irenuently at the bliermun House The actiess hits ninny letters her nttoinoy says that show 1011 clushely that Blnkoslee was anxious to marry UI her and promised HO to do but ht wanted tho affair kept quiet With this end In view Mr Blakoslce took his flano 0 to Woukeexin III on 100 18 which I place he thought wits In Wisconsin whom a I marriage licence is required 1 mnrrlllo ItGnce 1f not Upon dis i covering he was in the wrong place It U I said I bo brought 1atrice back toChicago promising to take her shortly to Ivonoshn where tho 1 ceremony would bn performed This ho never 1 dlil ami It Is alleged that he backed out of tho agreement completely bo tho matter is loft for the court to decide SAID llll 1UUT DIE WITH HIM A Rejected Lover Selxc u Younc Woman i und Trim to Drown Her WTFrTowx Per 24Z B MerrIam a widower ned 10 who has five children at tempted to drown himself und Miss Josephine DeMaiso In the Black River in this city last night Ho started to walk home with the young woman Hue informed him that no longer would sho locohu his attention He accused her sister of having prejudiced her against him MIssDr Mar o tried to leave him but ho persisted In following her and she rolowlnl hfr nuo llunlly eon Hcntod to walk with him While crossing n bridge over one b hitch of the rior ho seized her In his untie anil despite her stru8 and cries of murder Jimmied Into the water with her Hiiylng Wu will die together and no ono else cmiii lime you Kmploeos ol 1 manufactory near by heard tho womans screams and pulled the couple out 01 the water Tiey narrowly had oscnprd going over tie falls The girl was unconscIous and today Is Fulterlni Iroin nOI you Illcl Merrlam was taken to jail and will bo charged With attempted murder and suicIde AND TKT UK KKKUKD SO flOCS Hnrourl Wllllnnii Cantnmtm to Thelt Arrvatcd ut Church ELIZAOFTH De 24 IJamuel Williams was arraigned here today for stealing 1 165 cold watch and 5 in cash from Mrs Gunner of Lions Farms with whom ho boarded Wil liams who Is 27 yearn old pretended to bo 1 very devout church member was conspicuous at every service in tbe Presbyterian church at Lyons Farms nnd mod frequently to road the I Bible aloud at his home Ho wa nrrcstfd by Detective Hess In tho church while son loo was going on and tho I congregatn lircnmo vory angry several of them demanding that the detective relnasn Willam Tim prisoner completely deieUod the people of the I vlllagn hy his professions of tlO 11r piety Hoconfessed hIs guilt tOollar and saId ho I pawnoa Iho watch for 5 OO in Newark I wns recovered und he was remanded fin I week for sentence low thu church members whom ho worshipped believe him to be Insane and want his punishment suspended bvJndee Mc Oormlck on that pica Chief Austin however believes Williams to bo a rogue and Bays this Is nut his only offence of thin name kind of which the police have knowledge Not Mr Knblneon und her CAPUT No information has been received as to the whereabouts of young Henry I Brown and Mrs Robinson of Huntington who eloped last Thursday A despatch from Denver printed yesterday proton lo have been erroneous I announced rrOOR beyond doubt that Iho run aways hail arrived thorn and bad registered as Clenrgo W Conlov and wife Clmrniont N Y George W Coplnv of Clmumont JolloiKon county Is n reiutalil mnn who was married on moie business than a year IIKU Hu IH i now In Denver Tho eloping bridegroom is not n nephew on reported of Henry I lirown and John W Brown of tbo Long Island Brewing Company A Noted lorA Thief ut Fifteen LEWISTOH Me Deo 24Iu the last throe I weeks Horace Lawience 15 years old whoso home is In Arrowblg has stolen ifour teams I Lslds forging orders and committing petty thefts He was arrested some time ago fr stealing a team at Damarlsootta and his father settled the case He Nol a team at l Bath which was found In a neighboring town another In Topsbaru which was found I In Iwl ton and last Friday ono in Auburn I which la yet to b found Frank K Ward Acquitted or Murder WASHINGTON Doc 2Tho jury In tho mao of Frank K Ward for many years a welknoll man about town and who during the last two weeks bus been on trial hero ciiiirgxd with the minder of Mauifce Aillor tonlubt niter a short absence btought in a verdict of not guilty The killing which created u sensation JI the time took place In the Marble buloou on Icnusylvanla avenue June 18 IdBJ LAWYERHUGHKS LOCKED UP AXI HK AFPKAIta 30 HE OLAD Of ZT Jon IT KXDS HIE IVlIENl Tlnttner and Campbell Htllt Deny Every thing mad Are Awaiting Uevelonntntt nnttner In Hetlrrment lit Present Lawyer W Duryos Hughes the head of the I I Broadway divorce mill exposed In Mondays BUN ices Arrested Into yesterday afternoon by I I Detective Phil lloilly of Ibo District Attorneys ore The warrant for Hughess arrest was I Issued by Judge Maitlne nt tlio rotuest of As sistant Dlsti let Attorney Llndsloy who font ml i 10twlhetadlnl lulbeel wIllingness to plead i i guilty to the crime TUB HUN exposed Hint Ito would leave tho city Itellly traced Huchos to his hiding place nt 683 Third avenue The work ho hail In doing It wan ilmplo enough compared with tho work lie hud In gelling In after ho found tho house He knocked nt tho i door rf Hughes prison many times but gut I no response Tbon lift wont to tho roar of tho house and told the woman Ibnt ho wanted to Bee IIuKhes There It I no one hero by that name sid tho woman He Is here Bald Ilelllv and I want to see him himHe He la not here said the woman Madame said llellly b In here and we dnow It I you arc an honest woman you will lot us look through the house and see to sat isfy ourselves 1 tell you he it not hero answered the woman and dont care who you ure you I cant eo through my private apartments You i I have no right to I As a matter of fact bIlly had no right la J unless downs certain Hughes as there and ho was not cortnln He determined on I bin bluff and ho Bald Well then It Is easy to I see you are not an honest woman Tbo man In here or you out let us look to satisfy our I nelvos Now I will bate my friend hero he i I 1 bait another detective with him and I will I 1 K round to the police station and get a I i whole Miuad of uniformed polIcemen Vo I have tried to make this thing as qulot as pos I sible but I the uniformed men como around you will be in 1 nice fix wont you We will BO through the house anyway then He started to leave when the woman who wits evidently very much frlctitoncd culled htm back Wait a minute she paid I will BO In and see If ho there 1 You tell him said Rollly that llellly is I here and wants to see him He had bnrdly said that when tho door of the front room opened and Hughes himself camo out Into tho hull In his shirt sleeves nnd laughing nervously said Hello Itollly I in He hlmsolf ready to with tko como Helot hllsl go wlh tlo I detective an quickly as possible He talked little about hU troubles and sOle about get I tine Situate with his partners In crime who had given him away In the courso of his talk I ho told Itellly that ho had hud 110 Intention of running whatever away I couldnt be a fugitive from justice he snld I aint built that way III was In South America or any other pnrt of tint world I would foal 1 all the time as though the next minute some one was going to step up to me and put his band on my shoulder say 1 want you 1 Im of too lively a dlpositlon I couldnt keep htlil imywher Htiuhe illdn n k to tee tho warrant on I which no was arrested He Bald he could fur nish bail but imtrntunately tar him Judgo Mitrtintt couldnt bo found A French woman with whom ho boarded bofoio he went In hid wlh he says will Hlgn the bond on which ha hint be released ln morning Itollly took his lon 11 to Iolloo Headquarters and locked him I Uf If safe to say that for the reason alone that he wan locked up hughes was happy I Is 1 I fact that he Ut been hicinc In tenor for live i I months KxMayor 1ondleton one of the men i I in I whom lie soli 1 hike divorce has bean an i evincing iiagnl 1 In his mind Ever since the ltd that the dhorco was rnuduleut was made I imbli Hughs Im seen Pendlotou In his diiittns and he hiiM Imagined that 01 r other man hi saw was a Hnvvkbhiiw This ho sure bitumen blnco be bus been iu hiding the strain on hl ol mind bin been extraordinary and ho Is Kind that it la over and he is auto under luck and koj I was not possible to learn yesterday wheth er any other arrests nould bo made In the Client present or number any more warrants had been issued IxMuyor Iendleton alli d on Mr llndflley yesterday before the vvunont lr for flue arrest of HiiKlios was issued William I Jluttner who Hughes nays is John A Wade the Inn whose numo appears in thu fraudulent Pendliton decico as attoi nor or recoid iii i Mill In town though nt his I otllcu yesterday thor holed to bn n Uoslro on tho part otthi clerks to make reportem bo hove ho wits away Wben it SUN innn called In I tho afternoon tlui pretty tjpewi Her there said day that Mr iiuttner hadut boon nt the 010 all Jlr Buttoer has two offices Ills private neo is supplied with light fiom a shaft which runs up through the centie of the building I lrom tho hallway the Interior of tho private ofilt9 can bo seen unless Mr Uuttuor has tho shades drawn Hu didnt havo the shndea diawn yesterday and as the reporter was tto lug out through the hall bo saw isutiiierfilttinir at his donk in the private oillce The porter went back to tho pretty typewriter and l kod her to toll Mr lluttnor that I HUN min had I and to find the lawyer called wits very sorry Inll tbl Ilwyur was not In Tho elrl blushed and said she would Mr Buttuei was btlll at his desk when I the reporter went out AtaxPartnor Cnmnboll offlco ome light was thrown on Ml Ituttners customs Mr Campbull WAS not In but Mr Gallagher who gliares tho office with him said olres 101 didnt find liuttier did you 1 The reporter mid be didnt 1 didnt t think you would said fiallacbor expowd He never will BOO reporters when ho is beIng rxInrtner Campbell cot around Inter In the nltornoonlBIlo saId bo was Burprlseit that lluches should have made a confession lie I still pmtestEil his ou innocence 1 deny tony every allocation that UIIKIIOB makes against me he aid I know nothIng about tint dl I orc untIl IVndleton time Into my offlco last Hatiuday I am ready to stand to that OBOI 1 tint nnd ohulionco lilly ono 10 prove that I did I is I absolutely fOloo that I wioto tbo boiiyof tho dlvnico Mr Campboll also In slated that bo did not see JUlIes ou Saturday nltornooti us the KUN stated t hy thoulil you tell n falsehood about such annmu thIng nkid tho repot tnr Theme urn plenty of wllncKis wh saw ion Vinle says lie mw ion Wale MIV you wero Iu his oOUo hughes says ho was with you It Is not true sad Campbell amid hughes didnt lay so at leant It was not reported xo in the Interview in Tilt BUN this morning Exactly what HiiKhot did say about seeing Cnmpboll was this What a tool Campbell is to deny that he RUW me Why Im was around at my ofllce bntmiluv lk titan flue mlnutos after you und IVmlloton went out I bad to laugh too Saturday night when we were all tognther talking about tho corning thunderbolt In flu Sut Iiomsnli hove iti tlmea Well m Im nil iluht t I think i madi an ImprcHHl n on that follow 11HK SUN rotiorteil Im sole A lawyst with whom nSuv titan talked tea terdny said lie tlioimht Tnr tins bad done a veiy tuai cod to this community by btonk inz IIP the KHIIUOI iruiulr bpenklncof tho sill nnd ihaillMislrnuacotiBHfiuenoesof fraud ulent dhoivou Im related a cne whloh oeeurruil In Jlniuklyii He said The chief actors In this case were it young man of 21 who was In a Now York dry irooiin house at it nominal salary iometblni like SO n week und moo of three dnuchleis ot a retlru l merchant living on Brooklyn heights The young lady was 19 years ot no Her younger Hlttor eIghteen had become engaged and tier wedding day was close at band when Ins young dry gooiU clerk called one atoning and invited tho eider sIster out for a walk In the course of their walk she jokingly re reierred to her sisters aoprnacblng mar rlauo and said that it wits tun bad that her younger sUter should be married before sIte was Tint young man re plied In the santo spirIt that this was easily rectIfied by her antldpiitlnu her slsttrV mur riagn tiha promptly at edited the other itml nsentod to tint proposition that they gut mm tied that evening The knot wax tied ac cordingly Site newly nmn led couple then went to the brdes lather who summarily ejected his ami Inluw from thu boiiba Later he gtso satin i money to the younir man and a pnsingo to bim 1ianclsoo and got him out of the way Tho next th ng to ho considered was a dl torto Inbleid ol consulting hl own hut yet be sought n divorce luwser one of the ndci tlslDU kind He was advised that nothing would be easier than to procure a dIvorce quIckly tind without publIcIty The matter was left In the lawyers bands and In due time ha reported th entry ol u decree ol dlotce and I delIvered to thin merchant whnt ptirpArtort to ho a copy of such ileoieo A votIng Now York merchant of wealth met tho young lair foil hi love with her amid they wute mat rled Two chlldrrn wore born Meantime mull young dry goods clerk hal been doing well on the slope nail having ninusscd a put filclont Mini ti warrant him I In marrying and hitting bcomn xumonhat rail tHins nhont mntrlinnninl iv tntiglomi nt bo wrote ion Now York lawyer lelllim thin hola Mory of his curly iniirrluuo anil stating that ho had ru olxud br mill n complaint in an action fur divorce Wit icti tinner he itt cine I Ho iilpo wanted to know il ho trims fieo to mitiry 1 lii biwyei called on the Indys fatter who told I hIm that a decree of dlvotco hail Imn pro cured The court locordu fdiowail Ihnt the only document of iccnrU In the iroccol Ing I WB lie I cniiidnlnt a copy of which had been Pencil hy mall upon tho defendant The yretenlul dIvorce was n forgery Hn nil iitwt l Ills cllont In han 1rAnclw iii this fnotn Informlnf I lilm llmtll I I I ln ileh roil to d xu ho i bfld nxioltont urounits up m which to apply for nlvorce lilinsoir hut succo tlne that nu bin wife witS fnnooent of imv Intentlonnl tvrong1t would be right trigiNo her nn opportiinlty d r furnishing the nies nry ovldoncx and avid Incpublicity there wore tears nnd n xcoiin with the second huftbnnd i I who Ihioalcned I i a suit for divorce but finally after thin llrst bus band got his dIvorce the second married tho uoninn Hgitln The Neiv York lawyer prentd to the Dl trlot Attorney nf RIngs county thu facts con cerning lh doing of lime attorney In the first dlvorco action but tho latter had disappeared TUB TillCD IAltTV Al V ItJIlfZuT It Advocates In Knn N 4ay the Comyemi lion lll ho hId KANSAS City Dec 24Oon John IT Rice who was one nf din Kni is raorcscnlalUei in the recent FurmeiB1 Alliance Convention nt Oenta who took a lending part In the thirl party movement and who signed the call for a national conference In Cincinnati ou Feb 23 was In the city today A reporter asked him whnt he had to Bay about a lecent despatch from Florida and thin statement of Dr UcClel IHH of tho Alliance Adcocatrot Topeka to the effect thnt the Cincinnati conference was de clared otr All I hats to nay he replied Is that thnno who purport to have declared It oft had no au thority The call wan signed by Individuals from various Mates members of different In dustrial organizations in their Individual ca pacity stud the Alllanco as an organization had nothing tu do with It und only the gentlemen who signed It have any power to declare It off If the lime fixed should bn thought too soon the signers of the call will confer and agree upon a date not later than April or May us the proper time aioiKTUKitias Ittom aas Fitanna And Vet Afm Francis Never Woke Up Him Had Predicted the Kobbrrr Roes P Francis a wealthy lumber mer chant In Hoboken notified the police yester day that his house In Park avenue had been robbed during the night and he told a story of his wifes remarkable experience He said his wlfo told him on Monday that she bad a presentiment that thin house would be robbed He laughed at the notion end paid no further attention to It Yesterday morning when be awoke ht found thnt Ills watch ohsln and pocketbook had been stolen Tho poeketbook contained a small sum of money mind several chAeks The most remarkable feature of the affair wns that his wiles linger rings hud been stolen from her lingers without iiwaking her Chile Donovan seemed Incredulous but Mr FrnnciH asured him that he had Implicit taith In his wife Mrs Franols corroborated her husbands story end said that when she awoke she hail a headache nnd she believes she was chloro formed Chief Donovan will make an investi gation SIAIJR A RING ton uin FHIEXD Now he Frlead with CnmMocki Aid Has Jeweller Bloomflcld Fined IS Thomas M Turner a dealer In cotton goods at 109 Duane street had His former french James M Dloomllold a jeweller at 23 John street arraigned In the Tombs Court yester day Turner said that a year ago BloomQeld made a ring for him that contained an inde cent figure Anthony Comstock was in court tu aneist Turner in conducting his ease Justice Divuer hold liloomfleld In 300 ball for the Rpecinl Sessions where llloomfleld was Immediately arraigned and was lined tSl Iloth mon lIve In Yonkers Bloomfleld began n dlorc suit name time ago and named Tur ner as the eorenponitont The case H 111 come up for trIal In White Plains on Jan 4 It is al leged that Mrs IsloomUold elopod with Tumor last August KCHK IS WITHOUT A COVKTRT Not Allowed to Ld TVhrm He Rclnrced Peonllrva tree Oeraiii r John George Kunr who has lived In Pitts burgh for twenty years went to Germany last spring visit his mother He had saved a little money and his mother sent him about 250 to pay his expenses Two days ago he re turned to New York nn the Spree to find that he was n mnn without a country Hn had spout all bin money abroad and the Barge Office authorities would not permit him to land Kunr bad neglected to take out his first papers for naturalization Ho has also lost tile rltuonshlp In Germany Be will be sent back to Uermany Two LnrK Fires IB Bomen BOSTON Dec 24Two fires which wore dis covered at about the same time in the Albany street district which Is considered the most dangerous by the firemen In this city occa sioned three alarms In quick succession at about oclock tonight The first one was In tbe large fhestory brick block cornerof Al bany nnd Bristol streets owned by the Joseph F Paul oilato and occupied by Joseph F Pauls Sons and many other concerns all engaged In various kinds of wood manufacturing The fire was principally In the northern end of the building unit was Kublued only by heroic work lInt damage is heavy The second lire was In the building 64 to 80 Warehnm stroot occupied by the New England Organ Company and this structure which wasol brick was entirely burned only small portion ol the walls remaining Tho tlrm had about 20UOOo worth of stock In various stages ot manufacture all of which was ruined One Killed and Two Fatally Wounded mt a CbrUlmtH FeMlTul OxMoon Ala Dec 24A riot broke up a Christmas festival nt a nogro church near this place last night Half a dozen necioes who wore drinking got Into a fight and fifty shots wore Oral Lights wore blown out and that ws 8 it ratIo at the festival lien Butler wits killed outright and Tom Alexander und Hob son Mcintosh were fatally wmndod Heterul others wem slightly wounded No one could tell who flied the shots und no arrests hove been made Drowned In the Lower flay ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Dec 24 During the recent severe storm he I body of a young man wait washnil ashore near Koiuisburg und Cor oner Amt M Poeten held nn InnitOHt anti decid ed It to bo n case of accidental drowning rIte lodv was Interred In the Bet ititet Imrvlng round at NmiXlnk last Uhirdny 1 Vosieiduy the remains were ox humed and Identified by lIme lather They were the uniiuliu of George Wnrren who hud m no from lila houin ou Ktiitii Inland In n roWboat to handy Hook nn tne day of this hturm In uuest nf Christmas ev reroBUs The yuuug man wits iibuiit au years old Three Train Wir Unr Cnufe LtKcoiv Neb Doc 21Three brotherK Dave Jim and George Jlllio hmo boon or retted charged with placing obstruction nn the track whIch wiockod the Inlon Pacific pas senger traIn on last Humlay near Holinetivtile and have made a confession All are In jail at Beatrice lynclird In III Oil HICHMONP Va Drc 24Iincit Freeman a necro charged wllh lint murdorof N B Ad llns anti hi aged mother near Aulundei Her tie coil lilt N t ou Oit 4 wits liungad I in his cell in the mil at Vlnton turn moinmg by a patty of tuentyllve or thnt ty masked men who forced tho jailer to giu up Iho keys JookU llUc i IRinimntu In tile Nlcht rovrmzKEPMi Do 24 Thoriwa a beau tiful dUplay In tho I onvons tonight consist ing of a strongly market circle around tIns moon am a phenomenon that looked like a rainbow just below It stretching horizontally for about forty degrees from the couth around I toward lbs east LIFE IN TUB METROPOLIS VASIIKS lIKttK AXD T1IKRK BF THJaJ tttYS IJJJIQUITOUS flEI0R2FflS i A Onnnl on m Third A vrntte Elevated TrI nes n Clreut Fright Among the I nn i enitcrn hy Or All Out Ilnrry Tiyo Women Patleil Out era Window A guard caused n treat fright on a Third av club elevated train last night It wan about U0 oclock arid the train was jufitontorJnc the Twontythlid street station on Its way to the City hail when the guard entered the third air and cried Hurry upi All out horn Hurry now The cats were filled wIth pas Bongorn many of whom wore women with their anus loaded down wllh bundles All sprang to their foot Ono woman cried Its n smash up It mo out l oh 1 let mo out 1 Other women hognut 10 cry and n few were ready to faint Two women opened n window and were pulled out As soon an the train had been emptied It continued Its way down town The gateman whou asked why the cars were emptied re piled I dont know Another employee sue ccstod that probably the steam had given nut The passengers waited for the following train and proceeded on their journey Homebody Rob Mr llnner Clccnr hep and Mlnrtn a Fire on the Floor Policeman Joseph Reiser found the door of Charles Bauers cigar and stationery chop at 35 boeoml avenue broken open at IX A M yesterday lloler and another policeman James Morris entore i the shop and found on the floor at the rear they say a pile of burning rags They stirred the rags and there wit a flash as ot powder which sInged their clothes They sent out an alarm nail roused Mr and Mrs Bauer who live across the street from the shop Foreman Itellly of lncine 25 found near the hot stove In the shop some pieces of pasteboard which wore ou fire but not blazing Ho took up thn burning mass in his hands and carried It out Into the street Ho says them was no sign or smell ot burning rags or burned powder or of escaping gas Mr Bauer found that two boxes of cheat cigars two boxes of cigarettes some candy nnd somo pennies hail been taken the aggre gate loss being about 115 Mrs Bauer said she and her husband had been annoyed a gient deal by young men who made the shop n lounging place One of them bad quarrelled with her husband on Tuesday evening anal had gone away threatening vengeance Fnnnr Hnvenportn Seized IVnrdrabo Actress Fanny Davenports lawyer L J Dittenhoofcr and others called on Collector Erhnrdt yesterday to see what could ba done about tint Cleopatra wardrobe which was seized by the customs authorities and It wan decided to bring the caso Into court tomor nov In the mean time Miss Davenport bM given n bond for the payment of the duties In case the decision IB against her The cue Is l complicated by the fact as shown by the rec ords of the Custom House that Ben Stem Miss Davenports assistant manager brought tbo wardrobe Into port swearing that It ws his nnd asked for its admission as tools of trade Tho Treasury Inspectors of Chief Wilbur staff detailed to wateh nt the stage entrance of tint I iftut Avenue Theatre to Bee that non of the costumes was roinovod were taken o at 4 oclock yesterday afternoon after th necessary bond was furnished Chased a Rnnnwny end Got a Bnd JTnll A pair ot horses attached to a victoria owned by Mrs Itlneler of l10 Madison avenue was left standing at the Fiftyninth street and Fifth avenue entrance to Central Park shortly after 1 oclock yesterday afternoon They took fright and dashed Into the Park and Mounted Policeman Fanning wont in pursuit The run aways wont up the east drive and left the Park at Heventysecond street In crossing Fifth avenue both horses fell Farmings hone which was close behind also fell and the po liceman had his right thigh and hit nose broken and was Internally Injured An am bulance took him to the Presbyterian Hospital Tbe runaway team was taken to the Arsenal and the owner was sent for All the horses were moro or loss hurt Chrlntmn KT nt the Fourteenth Street Theatre The Christmas tree scene In Blue Jeans became last night a veritable holiday haunt ot Kris Krlngle When the scene was staged there was an entirely new company on the boards The assomblnga was made up of chil dren who had accepted Manager RosenquestC and Playwright Arthurs Invitation to assist la the festival Fifty children were grouped about Little Tuesday the child actress amd aBslBted her in giving out to the little ones la the nudloncs the presents with which the Christmas tree was laden The Girl Object to Mr Ilclter1 Attention William Hetser a tall young German with yellow hair brushed a la Pompadour has dis played an excessive fondness for the young ladles employed In barge A Wades button manufacturing house at 209 Centre street In the Tombs Pollee Court yesterday Agnes Sehumben anti Mumio Tuttle UstlilAd that be bail repeatedly stopped and hugged them In the street Heiser denied the charges but Justice Dlvver held him in 4300 ball to answer A Blaze In Fulton Street At 1 oclock this morning a fire started In 0 Wadsworths machine shop at 90 Fulton street The blaze started on the third floor in a pile of waste and went up and down the air shaft all tlirougu thin building The firemen got It nn tier control quickly The Weather Tlit stOrm which wu In th St I iwrtno valley es TaeidarnaJ pRied rapidly lath Nora Scott eout yeiterdty Tn high prtuur at which sppar4 la the Northwtit hid a4vamicsd to the Atlantic Btttit It was caning tho low arsa or tbratotux t cooaiUon la I the lake rtglon to dtiappear Ttlr weather rerale4 in all Ihe States except In the eastern portloa ef Mlchl Itan where Unit mow occurred and In Arkaaiae where light rain feti vie cold wave made rapid progress In all the ItatM Sill from Moottna and south to the 33th parallel a change of If colder occurred Ihe coldest place wac Wlnnlper th I txlow zero The highest Government t rap r tcre wami lew iLliui liLmtdlty 77 per cent wind freih from ks went Today prnmliri lobe fair and teller Friday falft wIth itttiouary temperature This thermometer at ierryi pharmacy In TBI Sea battling eiterday recorded the temperatnre M fellowti iliac 110 inee sea SAW 31 3S 330T X SI seaW ft I A M U 27 IIP Ii l efl H0 a A M 2ts or it 45 w 12M 43 SO UMId 47 27 Arerate SOW Average on Die 24 issa tajje IIGMI oriicf romciiT TILL 8 r a IBCUDIT rot Jfalnf JVVto JlamciMrr Vermont Haiiaehuntu Rhode Island Connecttfut eastern fffia York casterS Ieafltvi panic ant Jn Jersey colder fair neriAwuUrly uintS For lbs Plitrlct or ColumMa htetaware Maryland anS VlrclMli cutler fair norlberly wln le mow la Vlr ffiiiUTluuiley mIght ror netlern N vr York wtitern renntylranla ami4 We l Vlriilaia colder fair northerly winds JUTI1tJ AUOUT 1011S Judge Lawrence hiSs ranted an abeoluU divorce I Malvleti Unrucli from Simon llaroch Mr Jolin Jim y bat nuiHcleiillv recovered from hie re rent ITliUnt Iu leive HI lukee lloipllaland relala nu family itbii home t i lieu Ihirty lnti ilreet Ittinei Xluuaugb arcosel I of the murder of Edward Uoran wiiyei riamtoatlon In the yorkTille Polle Court yeiterday saul was comiullnd without ball to wjl Pie action ot lbs Irani Jury ienator Jacob A Iflior ant Dr Thomas a Hotter tel Imie lienn appointed tiy Judge Hraob of Ihe Uu tireine rotirtat A foiiiiiiliilon to laqulre into the mental loniliiioii ot Iomeilut tiruyn a wetlthy Lcnhiou Lobes conitt who It now In the Hioomln dale Asylum Atflttant focreurv iontalret of the ft Ae Aatocia lion Writs lo Itir SUN Itiet Actor rrann Hamilton i who aiarretieitnnlitht orliTo mini for aiitiiIiiC bpeolal ruiiceiumi Miirrimn with whoe wife he I wat walklni nevrr ill l nv ruiuitrilon ohiti the 5 Aa llamlitin 54i C tie iluli noure si bn ailUrett when arrested apj claimed to beloiu to Hie rluu IAtrolmai John Iouxhtln nf the KtUtl etb etr el n ihargr4 t ItS yiulger 1501 Mrtutih be lore Iommlttloner imrlln jf ler l4y wlili iut tug te n ilronk m unit unlit for 4 iii on Ier i j I vtiKhau tctillnu in I lut nwii btliHll itt I lie list atttndvil a trtIi log tli i I tileiit i rfjiA ninl WH tireil aiil utte way wlitu ii I tilt to Ihetintliii 1111 not Jruul his mr inliip Maiihtttan rut Irrrpnol reachid Ouiraiitliifl eu rilay after a voyage or Indara during ubicti tin wether wet very rentU The uaDhattan nai boarded my l H hekvjr tti on lice so Poe two Ore men Burnt and Prosmi were itruck by Hand hurle acrote tbe deck burns bad hit leg broken and Drown I wu bailiy trui 4 tlethiUitsiilliSitttsbWI4splt4 flo

Page 2

4W It j I 1 rtV 1JNJI 11 f t VfPi W I I Jj J tJ iNt 1 t t r 4 2 F THE SUN THURSDAY DECEMBER 25 1890 ATA R R H Bra THE POSITIVE CURE LT UOTU181 O Wsza Zcw Tck PrtcoMc J f t r W ON SNJOYS Both tho method nnd results when Syrup of Fig is taken it i pleasant and refreshing t tho taste and act gently yet promptlj on the Kidneys Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys tem effectually dispels colds head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced pleasing to the tasto and acceptable ceptable t tho stomach prompt In its action and truly beneficial m its i effects prepared only from tho most healthy and agreeable substances its i many excellent qual ities commend it to all and have made it the moat popular remedy known Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50o and 81 Wtlea uy all leading drug gists Any reliable druggist who not have it on hand will may hve wi pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes t try it Do not accept any substitute CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO CAL lOUlSVIUF KY NEW YORK N Y iorsc arrIne FJLAWDR CO Io nit UTe MKOnUSl N Fall and Winter Carriage C OF TUB DfrT CLASH Hronhiim llncloi tIroh nroaame tlnelxm Vooo lmid llllnltcl Tot liirnioa sImnIhUIN JuleN i Iliaeioaa l111111 nnVknwnr Itiinil Vntrnn 4 finite ItneUau yt K i TOM Cabr elata VlsnVI WJ Hiirrei tirlaln nncknwnyai Ileiiiit Wncona JIIM U Him n Ilrrbv IhuKona MNZIN iIueto 1 sin ii hottt Illlrhhnnrilii iner IliieUhoard Tn n Whnrl i r r I PhneIou VllliiE IaitI Hlilder Phnetnn lillrtrfna Tri Vutorlno Unbrlnlrli SECONDHAND Uronih nc LabdaUatt I I chwoyo MctorUlRnoV iMiirdi Siirrijrn Honil nnroni Ph loni r ner Trap VaoMtt uoi CAttV MliAKt IurK IxiiaOM Stan tinr ole hliiiihnp rbtonc Hepol Wuront Dotton Victoria 1hxtuni rhietoni Itunibouu Bxpro Tup tatitluleli Van py IE SECA If Thr lntndr A dIY wuroni nullatil tnt al buss nini flntrl flock In city Call u enIIIe and cx mra no the New V II r with a mw rIg I Ll lit dillvry wa oni for onnntrr UIA a apaclaitr JKAljNi WAGON A CAKRIAOR Co 151 und IG South nth ar New York SPECIAL XMAS SPECIAL Do not tort that then 10 l n prei nt nora uitrnt aa4 aoccptabl iltan n nice lluirKr Fhketon HuckboaHL Reid Wson Road Cart rl hurray far ntxt 10 r w o offer i clal hargalot Call and aianlna KACINK WAUON k CAHKIAOE CO 77ll Woonttr at Ifll Noulfc ftlh HT M NT IJSINKSH TnMrctnNMdurbaaanata JJ waroui are aekrowledffttd Ilia beu for M 0 v Vork city atreetN and are the cliaaneil to buy Ma carry In lock MI waifon to tult I mirpoiii Tall bufora pmi cbMln ol Ibo N IW i oiti WON Cow S iifl7 Iludion it corner Hank UIJSINEMM W NIO DRW JO SXO OHDIIANO DRLIRIIY WAOOMt ALL RTiriBa SAVI UTy MONEY WARRANTED HAllOI IIIIY TAIIIIM V 1C MANUrACTUBBB tYII ANUS IIUIIHON WAUON 012 IID1 OM l AT rntVATK flTABIK RIO WI SBIh it 9 rold Mt L Tirabla inhanil l KTeot t for want f ua Apply to coachman J Q44m 1 1 r IS UP AtVanCortlandfMflk PERFECT bKATINH LAKE BBHLIANTIT IIIUMINAT ATMOIIT r HAdFUOTRZY TRAINS ALL hAT CIIK1HTMAH TiLL MIB NIUHT on NEW TORK ANn NORTHERN RAILWAY connrot with 6th and 8th av essted trains at IMIk IL itjitlon itjitlonIIANBMOMK IAVIIION I tborouchlr wumiA far DM ot ilattn and frltnla OLD COLD 11110 r dri of Th tun wIl cotout hit Old rol 14 old ltllr r ni jtwtry 111 m 1 it br mail n UNI uir M S will tud ilura by Ilirta nail a urjIt4 obMC I for full valuo lliirtuf tint I M ttubiutuii unlnooIO 1 riEORGEWJOYCEtSZPultonSt F So 1 PARNELL AKJD HIS FRIENDS I rnicr nitAir ruKtit txuKi a CAl 1 RLtOK XUnOTfUU UVlillN BTHKUTH t H 1 Mil aiialtflcntlon TIII Com Hoc a t Ilenlr Mavy No Cnrarrnmlae with Iitr II PowilhleUr O8rln Arrl l DtmitM 110 24At tnldnlcht Innt nlnht a Ill cathikslnttla crowd ol Ml 1aruollB ad I mlrars unharnesiad tim hor es from the r brake which was to convoy tim Irish leader from tbo roilwny stntlou to tho National Club j and draaccdthuiolilolo to that building whero ha made u snooch to tho crowd During the course ot his remarks Mr r rnoll sid that ha wa uniimtly blamed for raiuslni to lena Ireland land t the mercy uot ot Gloilstono but of the tanrsK Mid bobtall Kncllsh Liberals It would b Infamous and contemptible on his rt ho added 1 ho held back liny Unlit ha could throw on corldln stibjocls Hut be Raid his iaotlfloatlon would coma cry Boon i M meeting of the MoCurthylte Oommlttoo beM her today Mr Michael Barltt denied 1 that tho priests had used lutlmlilfttlns taotlcs Uoriait the csmpolRn or while ibo voter wore i bID pollod In North KIlLanny Ho described Wr r ruoll M being thedosoendant of a com I mon Cromvrelllsn soldier who was now at tajuptlng to destroy Ireland Ut Hesly said that the Lonuuo funds in Ire lauil wore overdrawn te the extent ot 1200 a the bulk of the money credited to the Luu was looked up in Paris Mr Ilealy I added that a compromise arrangement be arranlomoot Swoon Mr rarnell and his onpononts was out 01 the question and that thalattor would flght t sat Mr larel l on every platform taht I Viwlirw Ild t tuda r errln w the recent laotlon 1 In North Kilkenny says t Kilkenny bos declared for Gladstone Kalnst Inrnoll Il brtttlo was fought with very weapon hatred jsallca Ingratitude and triachf rr could oupply JJchlnU the utulluaeis IluLllella were the priests eouer to regain the cower Fsmell seaurad for Ireland ten yearn aao they functioned methods ot warfare hUhorto nn used and oPn flKhtlnicwas supplomontad by pocrot intimidation But nlthou h this com bination secuied 1 victory In Kilkenny It must b remembered that Kilkenny Is not Ireland Ihey shall bo tore to renew the wage of Battle at every spot on Irish Boll from too centre to the sea The tVtcmant Journal says that Mr Parnelt starts 10 Paris tonight in order to meet his trusty lieutenant William OBrien Mr Parneu according to the Journal rofuMS to ballevB that 1 friendly conference between Mr OBrien and hlmcolf will be barren of reiulta nntfl they have definitely failed t establish a rpdus vlendL LONDON Dec 2iMr Parnell Is expected to tHrrlve In London tonight and I Is now said that be will remain her for a few das pre 1 rioos to going t Paris The steamsnlp Obdam from New York hay ins Men OBrien and Olll Irish National st on board was sighted off Prawlo Point at X oclock this afternoon I is I expected that QxPoted the wo gentlemen cnamedwlll be landed at BoulognesnrMer at about 6 oclock tomor I row rnornlne Several gentlemen supposed aenlemen to bei Irish members of Parliament are await IDB the arrival of the Obdam at Boulogne await HolE Dec 2gIt is announced on good 10unce authority that the victory of Sir John 1 ope Uannessy over Mr Vlncont Bcully at the elec tion lust Monday in North Kilkenny was un doubtedly welcomed at the Vatican It Is also understood that the Pope approves ot the siLt tude assumed by the Irish Bishops and att dentally of the attitude of the Irish Irsh prisMs tn opposing Mr Farnell during the po tuba campaign wbio has just been fought and won t1 the antlParnollltes The Pope however will not interfere In Irish politics Having decided to maintain his usual attitude otraserve BO far as Irish affairs are concerned TJopixjNK Dec 24Ir an Interview today i td Mr Justin McCarthy declared that his idea in coming here was to inform Mr OBrien fully in regard to recent events in Ireland Mr Mc Carthy said be believed that in view of Mr FarneUe declarations after the Kilkenny elec tion all Idea of a reconciliation between the two factions of tbe Irish party must be aban latons doned Mr OBrien ho Bald was eminently a patriot and might have left America with tbe intention of effecting a reconciliation but events since hIs departure would cause him to find this Impossible Even negotiations were hardly possible be added as no basis for a settlement of the dispute existed Parnell hav ing refused to accept the result the Kilkenny election the leadership as a verdict and declined to abandon te The Nationallyi said Mr McCarthy will paver consent to Parnells retention of the Irish leaacianlp Borne of the Parnellltes aro Mikews in belr adherence and only stick to I ar1ieit through a feeling of chivalry I Is iiSe that some will become detached In order to pwn Join Mr OBrien when his decision 1 Mr cCarthy epurned the Idea that OBrien would join the Parnell party without openly declaring himself OBriens olnlr said b e Is too well known to admit a sus picion that he would join the Parnellltes even If be falls to effect a reconciliation I thought U probable that Pa would go to Paris to 66 OBr n but said he blmlel would not sea Parnell a ho bad nothing t do with him hIs solo objoot in coming her being to see Mr Bali and explain tbe position of ataln After he had a talk with OBrien bo added be would return to England and await the result of the confer ence between OBrien and Parnell The out come of that conference be said would const tots at final ground nl action on the pan of the Nationalists Tbe Nationalist party ho said would b Ia I Mr OBrien would accept the editorship of the new dally to be published In Dublin Mr McCarthy sad ha knew nothing o the discovery of League papers in Paris T P OConnor went to Richmond V a last eight t spend tba holidays with friends in that House oltA Jonn Dillon I eLI at the Hoffman 7 HE BIG BA1LKOAD BTltlKB L Orat Hlmacle Bctweaa Capital sad Labor Is Scotland GLow Dee 21 There are no signs oUm provamant In the railroad strike in Scotland I is estimated that about 7500 men are now out on strike and business may be laid to be entirely at a standstill On the North British lines tramo bas bon suspended while others are working in an Irregular manner The busi ness people residing in the suburbs are obliged t Talk from their tosidenoes t the city there by suffering much Inconvenience In and about Glasgow the price of coal has already advanced seven sMlllngs per ton with the Jcpt of a still further advance In price ba fore lone i A cas lamina U imminent and the police are already taking step to provldo a force of

poutl 1 constables to guard tlc oity In case tho ripply of gas should give nut and the city be plunged Inr lotki darkness at night An mpoctaat mla 2 of the Board of DI raotors ot uahorui British Railway Company ha boen held After the meeting adjourned hlld itwts an OD need that the company had dq tcrmle dto proserate t strikers to the full let extent of thj If w Ao trouble or expense Ills added H LA fpRred hy the company In I its efforts to obtain redress for what Is classed an un unwurrnntad Interference with Its bus fleas The North British directors have also resolved to comoletolr dote their railroad lines rather than yield to the strikers de mand Tbe North British Company has closed Its underground station here and It will remain Itaton closed till tha dispute with the strikers is I settled Placards announcing that promotion InnouJclnl and advanced pay await the men prololon loyal to the company and setting forth an of fer to reinstate tbo strikers in their old Of tions are posted conspicuously Tbe strikers however maintain a defiant attitude They hired H number of bra bands today and paraded the Htrcets The Lelth and Edinburgh local line bat boen closed Passongor trellIs Is Irregular on main lines and frnlghta are at a standstill Only onefourth of The usual amount of Christmas to freight business Is being done anti the loss to the railway companies doneln I enor mous At various mass meetlnus which the Htrlkors bell tonight they resolved to stand rolvt urn They have Issued a manifesto tant log a tenhour day and CO per cent extra for Sunday work It Is estimated that 9000 per sons are now out Work at most of the coal pits in lanarkshiro has been stopped in con sequence of tie utrlke EIUNBUIKIII Btrk 2A mass meeting of 2A the railroad strikers of this neighborhood was held hero todrfy The pickets reported that the rtrlko continued to extend In alldliee dlec lions and It was letohed to continue Ibo atrupgla until thu employees demands ware ranted The police are taking precautions to protect the railroad properly The Aktatllfi WanIng Iower CAIRO Deck 24The latest pens from Sun inn conllrmH the previnua reports tbat the position of tht Mahdla successor I be coming ruro and moro precarious The I creat district of Darfour bas completely cut Itself oil Irom the tnlluence of the ghallfu Abdullah ant In now an Independent oernmeut Most of the tribal chief of Kor dofan and purlkulnriy the sheiks of EI beid have iiB i ftiicipateU themselves from the lclntet Khalifa Imfluanoo The tribes of Bonnaai to the south Tio lancer recognize him and have IIe placed htsnselt l as under the protectlou of the Jinir of Ofailabat th former greet market for Abysfiolsia slaves The Khallla has lost con trol ot rfore than half of hi original terri tories The tribes around hal tal 0 and down ton Nile and eastward nlonc the route to Kasasla and Bnakln are nearly all the ni Hvesof ptlJI Ui fiutdau who now rocoguUo his I w MRS nuNNtSLLlS JUlVlAt tlDtlDBIt Klllad br 1Tr nrnnkan nnanaad Be u Ihe Kefniod to IT With HIM nOr Donnelly stabbed and klllod his wife shortly after 1 oclock yesterday morning In the apartmont 01 Mr Maggie Lawson the married daughter of the ooupl on tho lea ond door ot tho llhorslJo apartment house Columbia place and Joralemon street Brooklyn The murder won committed with a short keenedged knife which Donnelly who Is shoemaker had used at his tiado for sev eral years He maths two thrusts tho first in the abdomen and tho second in the heart nl Death was almost instantaneous Ho and his wife wore each 4 yours old and they bad been married for twenty two Jar They had only i I ono child who married Joseph Lawson a young llongsboromnn about a year ago The I young cal pIe went to housekeeping on their own account and less than month ago movod into the Illvernida apartment house Donnellys dissipated habits bad for several years caused trouble between him and his wife and they separated soon sttor the mar riage ot their daughter and have since been living apart Mrs Donnelly has boon living alone in a single room at 319 Furman street 1 short distance from her daughters home nnd her husband has been staying at various Discos tho last being in a carrot In Partition street Whatever he earned at odd jobs at cobbling be spent In saloons and he has frequently obblnR quently been arrested for Intoxication lie tried it Is said to Induce his wire to return and live with him but she resolutely refused to wih 3nd so and supported herself by doing chores and washing On Monday night he called to Roe his daughter and took supper with hor and her husband At the request of the latter he remained over night nnil after breakfast yesterday morning and when his soninlaw bad aono 10 work he told hit daughter that ho yould remain until his wile came around Mrs Lawson had told her fatndr oa Monday nUfit that she ox poo tod her mother In the morning to assist nor at the weaning Mrs Donnelly came In about 10 oclock and evidently wan surprised to Und her husband with her daughter They began to talk about their old troubles and soon Don nelly resumed his pronosltlon that his wife nel rcsumel take up housekeeping With him She told him I was much better for both of them to go along as they bad been doing as one was certain that ho could not stop drink ing and that quarrelling would b sure to fol low She said however tbat If ho would make UD his mind to stop drinking for good ho might go back and live with him The conver sation between th couple continued until a few minutes after 1 oclock wben Mrs Don nelly went Into a bedroom to remove her shawl and hat leaving her husband smoking his pipe beside tbe range In tbe kitchen Donnellv with a sudden movement laid his lb mOtemBnt pipe down and went into the bedroom The daughter remained behind in tho kitchen but alarmed at the angry voice ot her father started toward the bedroom Just ns she np towar heard her mother say j Harrr you will not and b reply Than I will tl this instant ber mother screamed and trlod to tree herself from the firm grasp her husband had on her throat wltb his laP band He dragged the struggling woman back Into the room The daughter noticed that ha hold a knife In his right hand and sprang forward knie to grab It Quick 1 a flash however be plunged the knife into his wifes nbdo Dlunael men and as she sank to the floor he struck bar again with tao weapon In the left Bide piercing the b an As ha was leaning t over tho prostrate woman his daughter grasped his uplifted arm and in the struggle raRJed knife received a severe rut in the right hand She did not succeed In getting tho and but Interposed herself attlnl te body of her mother and her father who then retreat ed to the kitchen and opening the stove threw the bloody knife and two razors which he had in his pocket Into It When Mm Lawson saw that her mother was dead her screams alarmed tbe crowded tenement Policeman tenement Ooorlo Bodon Intercepted Donnelly on his way out ot the house and took him back UP rtalrn to tho little bedroom in which biB murdered wife lay Donnelly looked stolidly at the body He refused to give any explanation or to say what had become of the knife He however admitted tbe killing When he had been looked in a cell Policeman Iloden returned to the house and picked from the rod coals tn tbe stove iho knife blade and two razor blades The knife blade Is only 2S Inches long and it tapers from about an Inch to sharp point Donnelly is I email film and wiry Hn does not weigh more than 180 pounds His wife was I small delicate woman Sounds hlthly spoken ot by her neighbors IBS fAKAXKBlCAS DAILKUAD A New JLUtc la Iks Great ICaUrprlae About to be Unlit PANAUA Dee 15The PanAmerican rail road of the future is gradually becoming less theoretical Another link In the Iron band is being wolded by the construction of the Cauoa Railroad for which Mr James L Cherry holds a concession which provides that he shall im mediately begin the construction ot the first section of 10 miles from Buenaventura t Cal which Is to b completed within four years The Government makes over to him Jear I the section ot fifteen miles already built to I gotbur with a the rolling stock c Should I tbe work be completed within the stipulated time of four yean Government guarantees a bonus of land for each month short ot tbe time It also guarantees a payment of I roe tme 110 cent interest per annum on an outlay ot 188 000 American gold per kilometre extending over a period eighteen years The second section which will run from Coil to Manlrales will b about 260 miles long For this tha Government guarantees an inter est ot4X te cent on an outlay 1380 per kilometre pr This section will not be begun however until snob time In the future as the necessity for its construction shall have arisen neoll judgment of the contracting parties Once started however the section must be completed within six ca KEPT mAC HIS GAMBLING LOSSES A Baltimore Man Brlic Halt to Recover aOOO Musk IB a Faro Bank ao BAtnuoBB Dec ABult bas been brought by M 0 Burkhard a salesman of this cy against the managers of Sisters faro bank to recover tSOOO which he claims to bave lost there at different times during the post two years Burkhard kept an accurate account of the money be had unk and tile ho has filed In court The losses run continuously frrm January 18R8 to January 1889 hnd nlue months to November Inclusive In 1HVO His nigbeet loss any month was 140 which wes in January 1889 He charges that the money was won from him at faro and roulette In addition to the money lost Uurkhard asks 10 for damages The unit Is brouubt Bennett against Robert J Water John Bolt and Kirk nUVLNUEn AOAIN ZN ntlt Attempt or Ills Friend to Iloaat Him la the FrI Chamber PAWS Deo 24Gen Boulanccr was a sub ject ot discussion In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday His friends determined to press his old claim to a teat in tbe Chamber ot Depu ties Yesterday I was brought to voto and rejected jected M Laguerre who was formerly an active and ardent supporter of the General voted against the claim of hIs old leader This aotlon was not unexpected from M Laguorrea recent utterances especially his speech at the Salon uttIac Famlel elrclalr ill when lie die cussed JBoulanglsm as an historical foot In giving his vote M Laguerra explained that his action was not directed aealnst Oen Bou fangar personally Ho wns Influenced olrnp WII by motives of publlo policy He was utterly amazed tbat Gen Boulangor fhotild interpret ills present opposition ns a personal matter maier Neither was It an indjoation orar continuance of the back stairs policy against the General and It was a serious mistake for him so to lrOUS think BoulangUm was iload and the sooner country tbls fact was recognized the better for the InnUheil ror Aiding Padlcwakl to Kicnpe PAIIIS Dec iThe trial of Labrnyete tbe Anarchlit French journalist lImo Duquerox and Gregoire the latter also a French An arcblit journalist charged with conspiracy t defeat the end of justice by aiding in the es cape ot tbe Itutslun Anarchist Padlewakl who is alleged to bn tbo murderer of Gen Bellvcrskoff was conoludod today Lnbrtt yore who admitted having assisted Padlewskl imprisonment to escape was sentenced to thirteen mouths Mme Liuiuercy who confessed to having oonoeiied iadlewski in tier boufe utter the murder received a sentence of two months Imprisonment Finally Gregolre who yesterday IDPrlonment day offered to surrender himself f to the French Consul at Padermo In order that the Consul might send him back to France to testily to the fat tbat he bad abetted In Padlawskia es cape was sentenced by default to Imprison ment for eight months To Be Mado a Cardinal PAKIS Dee ATbe OauMt today an nounces that at the next meeting of the Con sistory the Pope will create Father Moniabre a Cardinal ordor 1athor ttonsabro belongs to thu Dominican L JO1IN8THKK I was Ir HHttl Riding In Broadway In Henreli ot a I Va known Niima and a Hidden Hatpin Alexander JohnMono mind render of Chicago gave a public test of his powers in town yesterday He IB u llghMiairfld blue eyed smoothfaced young man and seems to bo rather disinclined to talk Ills experiment was conducted from tho Hoffman House In the corridor of the hotel Mr Johnstone was surrounded by a number of reporters whom he had Invited to witness his effort to discover while blindfolded u name In a hotol register aud also a concealed neodlo The name was to be selected Mr Johnstons said by a committee and afterward accompanied by members of the committee ho would find tho name In the hotel resistor and announce It while stilt blindfolded There was one man in the group who was n stranger to the reporters Ho was introduced to them ns Col W Forsyth of San Francisco who Mr Johnstone aiM had but it minute beforo been Introducod I to him by Ihn clerk of the Hoffman house Tho clerk afterward said that Col iorsvth had nuked for Mr Johnstono and that was all ba knnw of Col Foray While Col lorsylh and two reporters were going to the Ollsey House to select a name in tho register and woro hiding in time Filth Ave Due Hotel u big pin suoh nsls used by women to hold their bonnets in place Mr Johnston put a kid glove over his eyes and asked one of tho leportors who remained with him to bind the glove with a bnndnao When ho bad pulled wlb I a black hood over Mi eyes ho was ready and the committee returned to MB the tost Mr Johnstono mounte I thu drivers box of a carriage lu front of the hotel holding Col Forsiths hand and then he seized the reins with hIs dlsen ngd hana and drove up Broad way A big ciowd followed to see the blindfolded folowe folded man drive Ho stopped nt tho Qllney House and still holding Cuf torsyths hand lod boltlnl went In nnd found the register meanwhile ap parently leading the Colonel He announced after considerable delay and a flourish of hands nnd tapping his bad and isellng of Cal FoiBTtha litaa that tha nftmej itt Jwi CII 1 and ho believed the Initials were T L but ho wasnt aults sure because Col Forsyth wasnt want qui The name was L L L wl8 Then Mr Tohnstone got into the cab returned TohDtone lot turned to the Fifth Avenue Hotel and found the pin sticking In the curtain of a window on the first Innilfni of the main staircase He bad trusseS within a foot of the pin on llrst entering tering tho hotel but passing on UP the stair way be bad roamed through the balls and parlors lors before finally locating It The way these follows work said a man Tlo to do with alleged who has bad something wlb aleled mind readers to 1 reporter of TIIK BUN yester day afternoon referring to Johnstone s per formances Is simple enough when you know bow The mu olo reading business goes pretty well In the mall towns still but It has boon practically knocked out In the big cities by the notoriety that the late CharIot Howard Mont gu 01 Boston gave to it BIlon It IU The black hood that Is submitted to the In apoetlon of the committee is In fact 1 trick oommltee Ilocton appears to be a perfect blindfold and to the ordinary person It Is absolutely opaque But by a certain manipulation the performer In able to see through It and I know this be cause the Inventor of the can himself told me This man who know the ways of oenlled mind readers otherwise muscle reading de scribed other tricks that were made familiar bv Irving lllshop and Montagu He said that where a handkerchief was placed over the eyes before the black cap was drawn on It was pos nlblo by the training of the muscles of the eyes to so ralso It as to ba able to see through tin trick cap Kealedwrltlngsbe said were read either by finding their Imprint on under sheets In a pad on which the writing wa done or by au acutely trained sense of hearing by which lenBO the htchly sensitive performer might delect tie characters lton lorCormlr mere sound of the pencil used In writing A FASUIVITABLIS COttlSTXAS PAltTF Sir Roderick Cameron Qlvea a Dinner and a Cotillon at bU New Home Sir lloderlok Cameron gave a cheery Christ mas party last evening at his new home at tbe northeast corner of Sixtysecond street and Fifth avenue The three rooms on tho first floor wore decorated with mistletoe which came from England and with holly ever greens and ont flowers The hallway was dressed with Christmas greens and prim dresd Cbrltmns Iren prm roses Which were entwined In the green In the early part of the evening the Mlsiaa Cameron gave a dinner part at which the menu was elaborate and the table decorations particularly lavish In tbo centre ot the table was a hUe bed of holly and mistletoe and ris ing from it was a small Christmas tree dec I orated with favors and crimson and white ribbons Besides the Cameron tamily there sat at the table Mr and Mr Frederick W Whltridge Mr and Mrs Lawrence Turnure Jr bltrdae Kitty Bands Miss Hale Hargous Klt Miss J affray Miss ForbesLe John Fraser Charles A Munn Duncan Elliott and Harry Le Grand Cannon L was quite 10 oclock when the dancers be gan to arrive and It was fully a hour later wben tbe cotillon was begun Mr Harry Can non leading with Miss Catharine Cameron Four figures were danced and In the last the dance grabbos tllledwlth Christmas toys as favors was Introduced Distributed In the first figure Distrbuled wero for tha Indies broad crimson and whit sashes trimmed with silver fringe and painted In silver letters with December 24 ISJU The men received immense boutonnlerrs of mistletoe and artificial flowers and fruits which contained pencils and which were contined 10noll Inl decorated with lone streamers ol crimson and whlto satin ribbons In the next figure the ladles received large corsage bou quets trimmed with ribbons and the men fancy rosettes Pretty scarlet feather aigrettes for the ladies and wooden mandolins tied with rud and white rlbonus for the men were the favors in the figure which preceded the Christ latorln IIQe eotillon was danced with inns toy figure IUlon daneol wlh out interruption until 12X oclock when sup per was dancing served After supper thoro vos Informal nan COLLBOB IDEAS President Harper1 Finn for Extending the higher Education CHICAGO Dec 24lt has been known for some time that Dr Harper President of tho tmo I In this city has made new Baptist University ctr ha a rather startling educational proposition to I the trustees The nature of it was not known I until today when tbo Rev Dr Ooodspeed one of the trustees outlined It Dr Ooodtpeedaays The plan of Dr Har per is one for college extension I is pro posed to bring tho higher education within reach of tho common people and to do bo I will be the purpose of the uowunlvcrsity to operate through a system of branch schools or academies scattered through the country This plan has generally been misunderstood These branches will be nothing more than preparatory with no power of conferring dlploiiuiB or degrees All of these branches will however lie under the supervision of the central Institution of learning I Our groat olijoct will not be ro much to graduate as to ed and wa hope to accomplish the greatest cood by bringing the means of higher education within reach ot the poorer classoB cIIAes plan as I understand It aid Dr Qoodspood lls not patterned after any other now lu existence but in original with lr Harper But that portion of Dr Harpers plan I which lmpre fis the trustees most favorably is that which dispenses with 1 regular curriculum wlloh isLeolcl riculum und gives the brighter students the privilege of completing thlr college course and receiving their full complement of decrees and honors In less timn t than the mediocre can accomplish this Students will have the fnll benefit of their own energy In this direction and may complete the work in u short or long time as their circumstances orambltloa may direct l al Thu iilan of organization will doubt Board less bo adopted at the next meeting of tho I Tie nl leah Hermit Mo Longer Muting I ninoKFiEin Conn Doc 24 Ooorga Wash ington Gilbert the missing Hldg llold hermit camo Into the editorial rooms of the Jrtas tho village paper yesterday In n tearing rUle He vas dressed In his warmest clothes nut wore his shoos but without stockings He had in his band a copy of TIIK BUN and said I haint boon mlssln and tho darned fools what meddled round iiy hOUl hel no btenee to tell thitt Morr to thorn I iiawipuperfollais Why I haint Iorr a mlnltH pcuuo HCHCD l It was printed IolU Leeptoinln un t ray place and pyln round think I hey Iounonu burled in forty ihusauPiiicea to OICt J hlint dud nor I bnln t got twent tbonsln CCIII ouly went over 10 Nor naiam tQ neon girl t know over then and I didnt leave no notice that I wits coin tee commit NiilcHe our run orway I wish you would wrle to TUB SUN that 1 haint ilead pint dont expect to ho An dont fcrgat 1 hnlnt vsuth twenty thoutan dollars neither When he started for hit hut the weather went was so home sultry barefooted that be took oil hH bhuossud Murdered u ilaitlee of the Penre BiimiNoiUM Ala Deo 31 Harris Willlamg Justice of the Peace In the western pnrtof this county was murdered today by a negro named Will Foe The Justice had Issued a war rant for the negro and hnvlnc constable at hand served It himself Ioo surrendered but when Williams attempted to handcuff him ba struck the Justice on ho head with an axe oruuhlni In his skull The murderer lied and has not Iwan captured S LYMPH STILL ON TRIAL BFFBCJTI AI1AIIKXTIT KVT PET M1XK ItFSllLTB ncr VNCltHTAIlt Cnrefnl Method Followed In the Practice oriaoenlatloa In nerllnTha Hninly or Lymph In this City Not Hnfficlent More than 10 patients are now undergoing treatment with Dr Kochs lymph and a every hospital lottors are received dally from phy sicians In the country begging for lymph None Is to ba had however and the lymph In town is In tho hands of a tow doctor At Bellevue Hospital a case ot galloping con sumption tho flrst of the kind to bo treated bere was received yesterday nnd u dose of half a milligramme was Iniectod Ono patient was treated with a dose of twelve milli grammes Dr George F Shrndy Inoculated sevou rattonts in Bt Franciss Ilospltnl yester day They are the first to be treated with tbe lymph in this hospital The Uoso was ono milligramme At tho Now YOlk Hospital a man with lupus of the back was treated yesterday Superin tendent Ludlnm said It was not certain that Inoculations could bo continued because the hospital has no more lymph A patient with cancer was inoculated a Mt Sinai on Monday and 1 decided fobille reaction took place One patient received a 13mllllgrammo dose yesterday the largest dose rot given Dr Edmund 0 Wendt Inoculated several patients at the New York Infant Asylum and the St Josephs Asvlum Dr George F Bhrndy editor of the ittdical Record will cay editorially In tomorrows pub lication concerning lupus and the lymph Now that a considerable number of lupus cases are under treatment In the various Insti tutions of this ely It has bean noted that the results of the lymnh Inoculations are iiulle marked and apparently much benefit has re sulted to those experimented upon Tim quostlon of the nature of lupus Is of growing interest and importance In a paper read At I meeting of tha American Dorinnto logical Association some years ago Dr Hyde 101lcII alo or Chicago took derided grounds against the Irounds alalnll idea nlo lupus Is a disease chiefly associated with tuberculosis but that It Is 1 local Infec tion having no connection with any con stitutional diathesis On the other hand at the International Coneress held at Copen hagen Prof Doutrelopont maintained that lupus Is really n tuberculosis of the akin IUIUB real tubrculosis Many of those at the present day who believe that lupus and tuberculosis are not Identical diseases still admit that there must exist an Intimate relationship Reported euros of IIIPUH hate already been made but keeping mind tho wellknown tendency of the disease t r welknowo cur we should not be more hasty pronounc ing a given case cured under Kocnlne a the lymph aln now facetiously railed than after treatment by the older methods Tim and time alnuo will prove tho ante and this is guile an true of lupus ns of phthisis In the Medical Jitmrd will also b printed a description of inoculation as It Is practised In Berlin The correspondent writes From reports which have reached bore from America it would appear tbat the methods used there are somewhat different from thoso employed here It will surprise some perhaps to learn that the Koch syrlngu BOme universally used oven here and that Born prefer tbo ordinary hvpodormlo syringe which has ot course been made ascentlc rrole reason lor thlc Is that the measuring of the quantities is castor of regu lation and more accurate Irom tho original Kochs lymph I email quantity lone cubic centimetre Is diluted tan times with n half per cent solution of carbolic add ThU is marked accordingly as a 10 per cent solution is what may be called the stock solution from which the ultimate prep aration for the injection is made This Is done by diluting the SlacK solution again ton timer br lutn cubic centimetre stock solution mid nine cubic contimotroa of solution ot bolt per cent of carbolic ncld This tben Is tho 1 percent solution which In Injected Of this a decigramme of the Koch syringe will correspond spond with ono milligramme of the original lymph two decigrammes equalling two milli Impb decllrnmmeB eunlnl gramme Ac This 1 per cent solution will keep from eight to pr days otter which It lose its IlUcncr le rule here regarding tbe time and fre nuoncy of the Inoculations is governed by the lollowlnc circumstances I after a small dose which Is considered to be a milligramme oeilhor the Increased temperature nor an other reaction occurs within the llrst twenty tour bourn tbe Inoculation can be repeated with twice the uuantlty Home clinicians wait Ilunttr longer than that sometimes for three days If however the reaction li I pronounced It Is considered necessary to wait until the tem perature and all other symptoms become nor mal when the Inoculation In the came luau ma may he repeated r after tho coond In jection tho temperature show a tendency jectou from the first reaction the tle IrBI reaoton third injection can be increased iby ODe milligramme I may bay In passing that the usual rate 01 increase IB one mlllramml for each succeeding InJeoton When the reaction Is rlntenle 10611 after the first inoculation tion the next Injection must be reduced and care must bo taken that at the time of Its administration ministration all reactionary symptoms are absent mlnltratln al RYIltlm sent In general terms the size ot thu dose will depend upon the degree of reaction produced renoton duced In dliferent Individuals The usual dlfereDt IndlvhtulB quantity used In uses ot nUthlnis Is one milli gramme gradually increased to one cent gramme Occasionally It Is eon more than this The rapidity ot the increase depends upon tho responding fall of the reaction and ol course vanes in different Individuals In surgical and lupus case large doses han been given from the beginning but at present there is a tendency to be careful as to lire amount even in these Tho maximum dose for lupus tubercular glands and tuber cular joints has been one centigramme the minimum being one milligramme Usually however a commencement Is made with two milligrammes I must be borne in mind mllKrammeB Iveo what are supposed to be good oases for treatment alarming symptoms may sometimes follow a nest Inocula sometmes tion Such for Instance as a unusually high temperature and threatened collapse This cit cnmstance has proved to be the strong est argument against trio treatment of cases flt nrllmcnt Rlnlnll In private practice which cannot bo closely watched from hour t hour an in the hospital ward As far as I havo learned no oaso of death has occurred In this city as the direct result of tbe Inoculation This la explainable assistance has always by tho fact that prompt RlwaY been available when alarming symptoms snowed themselves The duration of the Inoculative treatment Is generally from four to six weeks By this must be meant that at the end of that period the reactions cease I must he also under stood that the case Is not then considered iiilo tho phynlenl signs cured lnanmueh as a Rilns of phthisis till fxlst and even the bacilli are Itl found in the sputum Therefore It is consid ered desirable to begin treatment In those In cipient cases In which only isll spots of the lung are affected and in which tho chances of repair aro proportionately gieater The INnnBYlvamln Inrdnn lad rUiimsBinta Pa Dee 24kt toduys see slon of the Board of Pardons acton was taken In the following cases Granted Janus McOnnne Westmoreland county arson Fleltn Weaver Centre county voluntary manslaughter Jacob A Dobbs Westmoreland county felonious assault Frank A Aldrich Allegheny county robbery 1 Sarah Smith Pblladxlphla perjury John Ituhl Philadelphia larceny and embe77le ment Edward O Loelund Clinton county malpracticePhilip Werner Luzeruo county larceny John W Gibson Clarion county assault and battery Albert Mlley Philadelphia Albrt Mlob delphia conspiracy Wli lam Miner Dauphin county larceny and receiving stolen goods II M Mcintyre McKoan county assault and bat tery Phnbo Collins Allegheny county larceny George Merldltb Lycomlna count burglary Amandus JJosan Allegheny county selling liquor without license Uoorgo lerlltze Lan rnMer county burglary Oc 1rank Young Philadelphia burglary John Costello Pltlla dolphin sodomy Henry 1 Inurn We t morelnnd larceny Elmer Campmnn Mercer The eiiHB of Hldney Ware iiimphln county nnd several other nppllnitionn were con tinned until Jan 7 when an adjourned meet inc ot the Board will ba held Imi Im MurkU lolinaanii Brquritu NEW IlenroRn Dm 21Ily the will of the Into Louisa JInclde John on the wIfe of the Itov Alfred Evan Johnson of Ollvot Mission of this city tiled today 11000J U I I eiueathod to tho General Tboolocy Hemlnary of tine Pro testant Kilcopril Church of tbe United States to lieuulil bv tine exoculrl m tbooeatn of the tesiatrlxri husband Jo the Donioatjo and Foreign HIsslouKryHoclnty ot the ProtoDtuut rplscoiuil Uliuiili of tliri UnIted States Is given tltUUIoi the use of the snrletr and tlOOO Is given to tIne trutituoa of tie Mt Mary Orphan nUll In Lowell I Thu 1 1ornlun MK OIIHI Ho 10 dote of the iplHoial Church will receive iiUia upon Ibo deatu uf the tobtutrixK husband iijiiiVArtr Henry 1 Journony the senior membor ol tho dry goods firma of Journiay t Burnham In Atlantlo nvenue Brooklyn died yesterday morniLg of I valvular dlsaa of tho heart at 182 State street In his 66th year II o was an inti mate friend of A 1 Stewart and I wits noticed that he boro a striking personal ro semblance to hIm He wit of Huguenot descent Ho came to New York when a boy anil became a dry goods clerk In 1615 ba formed I partnership with Lyuinn B Burnham and opened a little dry goods store In Atlantic avenue between Clinton and Henry streets which has been enlarged from tlmo to time antI Is now ono ot the large stores in Brooklyn The firm numo has remained unchanged although Hugh Boyd brolbarIn law of Mr Journeay was taken Into the part nership about fifteen years ago Mr Journoay n aa seldom seen outside the walls of his store He remained a bachelor until ten years ago when to the surprise of all his friends and AC cnmlntanc ha married the pretty young forewoman tl loreI woman In his cloak department For several years prnertlng this event he had never spoken u word even on business matters to his partner Mr Burnham their relations hn lug lu some way become strained All their communications were in writing Alter his marriage however their old pleasant relation were restored Mi Journeay never took the sliBbtrst Interest In social or political life and long after ha became a millionaire and until a tow nionths ot his marriage he continued to sleep in n little room In the store Ha took only ono extended vacation during his entire life Ho was a member of the new Sweden borglan Church In Monroe place Ills widow and two children a son aged H years and a laughter aged U survive him Mr Journeays SlJtate Is estimated at from 2000000 to 000000 K H Brodbead the Milwaukee mllllonMn who died about a Wetk ago at the age of 83 yeara was a native of Plattrkljl Ulster coiiutr N V Early In lire be worked on his fathers farm In 1830 ho began the study of chll en lJiteetifl under professors at the West Point Military Academy and then gave especial attention to railroad con truetlon in which he vtns very successful He first became no aualntad with tlieanglnaarlng departmont of the Ithaca and Oswego Itallruad in IH3U Two yours inter be became associated with the Hartford and New Haven road and lu iHiil made asurycyof the hiousatoniti itailroad The following year ho removed to Brooklyn and sPent two years In surveying the new i onion of that city Ills next work of Importance was a survey for the extension of the Black 1th ur anal In 184 bo was the engineer In charge ol the enlargement ot the Erie Canal and or the construction of the Cbenango and Black River canals Jn 1845 became chief engineer and superintendent of the Hartford and New Haven mad which place boreslgno I three j oars later to dp the engIneering for the construction of the Hartford and Wllllmantlo road In 1851 Mr Brodhead went Wet where he supervised the pnglnverlng work In completing the Mil waukee and Prairie du Cbltn road In 1HC2 ho became President of the Farmers and Millers Bank or Milwaukee Uo subsequently became Interested In gas works and was a director ot the Mllwaukna Gas Company He made his fortune by judicious Investments In real estate Ho married n daughter ot tire late Ituthanlel Hotelier of New buryport Mass who died In 1HS8 leaving no children The bulk of the property has been willed to a brothers chit dren and grandchildren living at and near Kingston h Y The Rev Father Farley forforty years pastor of St Monicas Koman Catholic Church In Jamaica died at the pacochlnl residence In that place at midnight ot Tuesday ot hemnr rhasos of time lungs Ho was born in County Cavnn Ireland seventynine ears ago lie wrote a great deal for Cathollo perioillcals Among Iris other literary works Is a transIt Lion from tbo French of the Life of St Mon ira lie took an active Intenst In public affairs and was in demand at public meet lugs The funeral will take place tomorrow moraine Frederick Pearson a retired commander of the United States Navy died at his home 1 is estFlttysevanlb street on Tuesday last of heart disease He was born at Heading Pa fortyeight years ago and on his graduation from the Itayai Academy at Atmpolli In 1801 was assigned to the frigate tit Lawrence Tho following year be was transferred to the steam frigate abash was made an ensign and wits again transferred to the sloop Jamestown In 18IJ4 be became a Lieutenant Ha retired seven years ago He leaves tbreo children Ellis F Ayers ono of the founders ot the Park Bank of this city died at Metucheu New Jer sey yesterday He was 80 years old and ba loaves four sons and live daughters Thirty years ago he was a large wholesale grocer In this city He was a member of the Item of AYers k Tunnls doing business at i South street end later at 176 Washington street He re tired from business and want to Metucbon where be has since Ihed In 1851 he was an Alderman In INewark and be was au elder iu tire Third Prosbjteilan Church there The Itov William D Hedden of William street East Orange formerly the pastor of the Maple Avenue Baptist Church died at his tronre yesterday morulne of consumption He was until lost April pastor of the Peeksklll Buptlnt Church Falling health compelled him to resign the pulpit He was born In East Orange In 1828 He leaves a widow ana two children The funeral will be held on Saturday afternoon at two oclock from the Maple avenue church and the interment will be at Itosedale Cemetery John T Bartlett of Bridgeport for thirty years Supervisor of the Housatonic Railroad died suddenly of heart disease on Tuesday night at the ace of 68 years While trading at a sore he foltdlzzy and stepping to the door for fresh air fall dead Mr Bartlett was one ot the California FortyNlners His wlfo died a year ago and be leaves three children one son Attorney F A Bartlett of Bridgeport Mrs Sarah Van Dick Hamlln who recently died In Chicago was the widow of the lute Dr 1 D T Hamlln who was widely known in Ulster Oroono and Pcholmrle counties In this State where ho followed his profession Mrs Hamlln was a daughter of Dr Van Dyck of Bcholiarie N Y a physician of excellent re pute She was 71 years old The Hon Martin Finch died on Sunday at Ills residence In Koosovlllo N Y where he had practised law for nearly fifty years Ha was a member of the Assembly from Essex county In 1HC8 and 1889 and hnd also held tlm oillce ot DtatrlctA ttnrney in that county Mr Finch was 80 years of age Clomout Ilearn died at Laurel Del Tues day night from injuries sustained In his saw mill His son Charles who succeeded him In tbo management ol the mill was caught iu the machinery and Injured like his father a few minutes before the lather died Frank 0 Dale known arnongclrcus perform ers as a lire ester is 1 dead at a Cleveland hospital where be had been confined nearly MX months He was born about is50 and formerly travelled with Wild SVest shows Vr Gentle Thome vocalist died In St Iouls re cnntly aged 20 She hud been on the stage since 1881 Her married name was Allen Mince 188 she had been employed at Eshors Theatre Bt Louis Walton Burgess ton of the late Daniel Bur gos died at his home 139 taut Sixteenth htioet yesterday Ho was 57 years of age Mr Burgess was manager for the firm of Urnndretba Sons David 8 Baird owner of Woodpath Farm Bnringileld N Y is dead He was one ni tire oldest trotting horsemen In the EmpIre State and In his time developed many good trotters Dr George B Beckwlth of Fine Plains died on Saturday nf consumption Ha was well known throughout eastern Dutchoss county where he bad ft large practice John Prlndle comedian anti song writer Is dead at Glover Yt aged nbont SB He starred last season In a New iuulaud play called Reuben Clue Abraham Williams died In Murtlnnburg W Va yesterday aged OH years He was one of the oldest citizens of West Virginia W B Daniels the wealthiest dry goods mer chant In Colorado died yesterday iu Denver ot parallels seed Ofi jeara Democrat Ignored by ha I Befornerti AIPANV Dec 24Tine action ot the Reform Club In studiously Ignoring the fact that Now York IH a Democratic State and tine Suits officers are Democrats is severely crlllolund by the members of the onrty oven iu this Btronghold ot Clevelands followers Tho only one to receIve an invitation was Coy Hill while Hucli oftlcials as Secretary of State Idee and his deputy Thonina E liooodlot and Su perintendent Maxwell of the Inxurano i De niirlmuut who certainly cannot be claimed as partisan adherents of Go Hill or opposed tarlll reform were Ignored uric of thn State Department nttanluB looking over tha list nt those to whom prominence W5F4 ghen by the Itoform Club vented his indignation by say Why there Is not a man of them who can carry an Assembly district Tba Estimated Keinrbrc lea Crop AUOUSTA Me Dee 24One ot the Lost Ice authorities In the State estimates he rut on the Kcnnebro for tire romintr seiiRon at 881OOQ toW Tbera aio about 700UO tons of old ka in houses on the river KKHS Off IHK IraltdiOADS JLatcat IcfnrraMtlOK of Interest from All Quarter Henry E Leone the bolder ot 8000 worth of the bonds of the Baltimore and Drum Point Railroad Company filed a bill in Baltimore on Wednesday for the appointment of a receiver for the corporation of which Edward Lauter bach and Oliver W Barnes of New York are the assignees of Contractor Morris C Mengls Mencls came here from New York in the spring of 1887 and made a contract to build the road with Lautrrbach and Barnes as his backers At that time he was apparently with out means Now he wears diamonds and rides in a carriage with a footman in livery Besides his wife owns n hotel for which sho paid 30000 He still lives in good style in an aristocratic neighborhood but has made over his contract to Messrs Lauterbaoh and Barnes in ruturn for money advanced toward the con struction ot the road According to the bill filed by Mr Losno not only has the road not been completed but the charter will ba forfeited if it Is not finished by May 11892 Mr Loane fears that unless some thing is done and that speedily the whole business must go to smash His bill alleges that the company Is without resources to com plete Itf road that the work uf constructing the road wholly ceased two months ago and that the only course left to preserve the rights of bondholders and to prevent a forfeiture of the charter is to appoint n receltar or re ceive B with power to Issue receivers certifi cates with which to raise money to complete the road The court mado an order requiring the defendants to show cause on or before Jan 12 next why a receiver should not bo ap pointed It IN asserted that the bondholders may join In a plan to advance sufllclent money on the security of receivers certificates to complete the road through CaUort county to a eotmec tlon with either the Annapolis Washington and Baltimore Halrotd or with the Baltimore and Potomac road at or near Upper Marlboro and thereby obtain tire bonds Amounting to 100 oou issued by Cahort county tn aid In the construction ot the road through the county and which are to be delivered as soon as the road through that county la completed In Its Issue of this week Enqineermo Kurt will publish rmmmarieb showing by groups of States the mileage of track laid on extensions ot steam railway lines lu tine United States upon which regular trains are to be run to do busi ness as common carriers of both freight ana passenger traffic for the calendar year of 1890 According to the figures here presented tbo total addition to tire country s railway mileage between Jan 11800 and Jan 11891 was nearly 5800 miles or about TOO miles moro than was laid in 1B89 The total amount of railway completed Jan 11891 Is 107172 Ot this amount 3HK12 mlies or over 22 per cent bas been constructed during the past five years The following table shows by groups of States the mileage of track laid during the last four years Orouta I88T 158 I8R1 1890 K w England ISO mel wi uj MIddle ail 2 ll 417 828 Central Northirn I7M NI UHM TIM South Atlantic KM 1 147 lOlli 1375 Unit and MluUllppt Valley KM 1UJ1 112 f 13 Foulhwilern MIS 1510 Ml 884 ortbweilern 3144 774 but tCH Pacific oul HJU UU4 cit Total U667 0079 5095 6771 The Grievance Committee of the employees nf the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company had a long conference on Wednesday with President Mater VlcePresldents Hmltb and King and General Manager Odell lu reference to the request for nn Increase of wages by the men While tine question was not settled an amicable arrangement was reached There Is no danger of a strike VicePresident King said Tho requests submitted by the com mittee will be duly considered by the proper officers A Chicago despatch says Chairman F C Donald of the passenger department ot the Central Trafllc Association hub called u meet Ing ot the compilers and rate clorks to be held on Jan 1 to uiako chnngoH for the quarterly issue of joint rate sheets taking effect lob 1 The Chairman calls attention to the advance in secondclass rates from Missouri Itlvor points to western Colorado Montana Utah and Idaho points and adds It Is of tire ut most importance that every line and associa trot in thocountry be represented In order to secure the Greatest uniformity possible and harmonlre the dlffoiernes between the various interests in establishing through rates Ofllelals of the Atchison Topeka and Santa FiS Itallroad positively deny the report that their companv has any intention ot securing through the Jacksonville tioutheastoru Com pany control of the Indianapolis Dociitur and Western either by lean or purchase They cay the Atchison has no desire to extend its system eastward A nifetlnR of the general managers of the Western roads was held In Chicago yesterday to devise plans for the convf yunco of ptiKsua gers and freight during the Worlds Fair and to agree upon schedules It was doelded to appoint General Manager Benjamin Thomas of the Wrstirn Indiana road a eommlttea ot one to confer with tho Worlds Fair otllclale A Chicago despatch nays The Eastern roads have postponed tile anlvnrnc iu coin rates to joints In the territory of the Central Trafllo AssociatIon until Jan 10 The through rate toranboard points will be advanced on Jan 1 ns ortulnnlly proposed but owing to tire ro fu al nf tine lit louis pnstbouml lines to dis turli the present rates to Intermediate points until ten dnyn later tine Chicago roads have decided to accept the delay Tine JUmallluu MlnUtrr Ilccalloil WASHINGTON Dee 24Mr Valonto tho Bra zilian MlnUtar here has been notlllud by his Government ot his recall anti the appointment otMr Mimdonca who represented lliuzil at tho recent International American Conforoneo ns his huccefhor Mr Vnlmilo lit l ono of the most popular member of tIre diplomatic corps and the announcement nf iris ivtiieiuont wits received by the promlDout ollloluls hero with expression of regrut Hnrprlied ilia Mnlo und Killed the Negro MEMPHIS Dec 24A negro named Will flrosvenor wn killed this afternoon by loaning against iron pout lo uhich wire tied a looso titlephone wIno A mule which tho necro wns Inivr mitt mitt loin hoil t inc pi I st wit in tin nemo mint hail fallen 10 the round lit mourn cot down friim til wagon to MO wlnntt tvm tin matter vItIr tin mute aint hsmneti against the rronn lost He died almoht lnstttcntly I IrHtMU u Steel llnr lirtfCNl PH Dec 2At a test of steel manufactured at line Carpenter Steel Works In Ibis thy a oiiOlnch bur bri fee at a strain of 23 8JJpoundfbelinu bout 2HOOO poundslu ex eess of the hlghebt record iiutborltuthuly known 1 he test was made under the super W lt J doenmt actitomu Ei ShE INDIAN TltOVBlK8 Uoalllci Surrounded In the Bad ZaBdl la ulna Bile to Raachatca RAPID Cm 6 D Dec 23Col Harrlaa is following up the stragglers from Humps camp who have broken through the cordon and are supposed to have joined the Indian In the Bad Lands The majority ot the outly ing troops are now concentrating along the Cheyenne KlverIand tho order is dully ex pected to close in on the renegades The In dians last night set fire to a ranch belonging to a man named McCormick Troops were immediately seat out but on arriving at the ranch found nothing but a heap ot smoulder tag ashes The Indian had taken everything of value burned tons ot bay and killed nine beeves McCormick and his family had left the ranch some few days ago The situation here remains unchanged Things have a better look since the disaffected Indians from the north have been captured and returned to Fort Mesde No reports have been received concerning the situation in the Bad Lands Yesterday two cowboys reached the city and reported that they had seen Two Strike and Kicking Bear two Indian spies leave the cabin of Kicking Bears brotherln law a squaw man living ten miles from here and go toward the Bad Lands Two troops ot cavalry started to bead them off but after pursuing them for thirteen miles the Indiana disappeared into the Bad Lands and the troops returned to camp nt midnight Yesterday another party left bare to capture a party of Indians who had the night before attacked two couriers and chased them some distance firing shots at them They proceed ed about nine miles south of here when they saw a party of Indians about two miles in advance ot them They immediately gave chase and when the Indians saw that the soldiers were gaining on them they aban doned two squaws and one pappoosewho were riding behind them on the same ponies These were made prisoners and brought back into oamp Tbe Governor ot the State has issued a largo number of Springfield rifles to ranchers ana cowboys to protect thorn helves and homes There Is no doubt that although the Indians are the principal aggressors yet since the ar rival of the military tho cowboys and ranchers have become very daring and are now them selves molesting the Indiana Instead ot pro tecting Choir homes The department com mander bas given Instructions to watch nil those settlers carefully and should any be caught lu the act of invading the Indian reser vation to attack the Indians then dlbarm them and make them prisoners PING Ulnae S D via Itushvillo flea 24 Big Foot anti the Sitting Bull braves who sur rendered to Col Sumner day before yesterday and were being escorted to thoMissouri t River escaped and tied south tn Kicking hSeotr and tho other bostllos Col tiiimnar who mourn the loss ot 200 bravos telegraphed this Information this morning It set this Camp Into an uproar In inn hour four compa flee of Ninth Cavalry with pack mules two Hotcbklss guns and ono mortar trotted down n the road and over tbo bills A wagon train and escort followed Col Henry Is in charge but is probably too into to prevent the union of the warriors and the soldiers will go Into camp on White River twenty miles east of the Bad Lands Tine Seventh cavalry wilt probably leavo In the morning and attack the redskins from the south The peace party now stands no show A Bat tle between tire Sou nth and the Indians lathe Bad Lauds is now considered a certainty Peruvian Itevalullonlfita PANAMA Dec IS Humors of revolutionary movements in Peru have een rife here for some time past and it is known I that on the 2d inst a meeting was hold In Fort Banta Cat a1 alma outside of Lima and that an effort was made in behalf of exDictator Pierola Tba movement was suppresBed but at a cost of forty lives As matters stand In Peru It Is not unllkclv that similar risings wlil occur at short Interval the conditions being entirely favor able Tine eitremp destitution prevailing throughout the republic u largely responsible for the unsettled slate of affairs Pierola was recently Ecuador Tare Tramp Lynched WAITA WALLS Wash Dec 24 Three tramps bavo boon lynched near HungUnrton Oregon on tIle Oregon Short Limo by railroad men Four tramps boarded a freight train near lions Ferry Idaho They were put off by the brnkemnii but afterward got on the train arid overnowored the brakeman whom they throw under Iho truln both of his logs jielng broken He died soon after from the In juries Tire tramps were caught near Hunt Ingtou and tlireo ot them were lynched The fourth escaped Nkntlaic Orootidfi for Thousands Anosoty N Y Dec 24Woodland Lake 1m Ardnley Park is covered with ice ten inebas In thickness and thisknlliiR Is moat excellent Lovers of the exorcist from all tho neighboring villages nrc ttnking advanittigo at tine onportu nlty nflurod them Tire lake covers about coy entoen acres and would afford statina grounds for many thousands To Occupy New Enclaud Abandoned Farms HAVIIIIIIII N H Dec 24Tho French Ca nadians living near the btate line are said to bo forming organizations to obtain many ot IhenbuiiilniiiM fiirm of this State und Ver mont H is bollovnd that tlurn will be oonsld ertbloi oinluratlon Irom line lower part of Can nda tho corning siding Com mil too have boon sent to buy ujmliMiuloned furins

Page 3

1 j c r fHj1I I r Ni I 1 f ott i r 4 r c I lII 0 fl 1 1 1 I I THE SUN THURSDAY DECEMBER 25 1890 I The Re iillD of Ilcith Clirrnlcnl Annlyeli I and of phyiiologlcal exprrlmcnti prove that JJilluc rood when added to diluted cows milk forms the ony r erfeol iubtltnte for mothers mttk that hei ever J een produced further proof Is l slso found lu the health and 44 HOD 1 nature ot Ibt chllclreu wt lou reared uvoo Ik I When Baby ms sIck TTO rae her Caxtorlt When she a a Child cho cried tor Costorla When the became Mlu she chiDg to tMtoria Wi4a the bad CueD ss f vt Uua CutorleV DR McCOY BACK FROM BEHH I ns REIVKNS nun SOUK w KOCH MAC 11 lYMlll SCENES IN BBKMN HOSPITALS Tbn Hnceeenrnl Treittnrnt of Inn 4 niimiei of Ihe Bone Jlrnnnlit Ahont ky the Inaenlntlun or the Ireelnim Flnld The Cnpllnt of Oermimr Flomled with ForelBit Pliyelclnnn iRd CosimplIv ei Irnfueor ttaeh JUnaared on Every Hide Dr J Crap MCCOy of Dra MoCov nrt Wildtnan th well iiionntiicMialiitaurfi fJol ret t who Iii I Jolt retiirntil r Merlin harlnir arrirecl on the 1 hue Mar itramer Ma rttlc tells an Intfrcillne tiory ot his lay f lierllii 1 DII l hit Journey of nearly iiooomllet wliloh wa arcompllibeJ In twenty eUht IMJ and dur InK which time he traTellnl IhrnuKhuermany llnlland kiiitland Ireland and WaS Wllh Ihe charaoler hue enternrlin or trimo rhyilclani the eenlor member ur the thin went tn lieilln to ilody thfi Koob tientmenl no that he ami hit partner would be ahrtait with inn mufti and Afford to their ruillentfi the beneflu arinn t from tlin very Intent cliioorerin In the eoKao of m Olcine 10 a reporter Dr AlcOiiy 13lb celled I for rinrln cm tne i nifr Mormannla 1 the IOII nveml er 11 anil reicchnl Hrrlln on the morning or the uuth end I hail tIle pleamire of learn Ing beyond uoubt aol I the nrt physician fom America lo eel foot In tlir llcrlln depot rU the rlaraor nf the I Koch cllicorrry hail alt lbs medlcul world me I wee followed oloeelr by two prominent OI rhlladrl hla phf lcl no Dr Bamuel 0 lon nt Ihe Acaiiemy of Nainral Hoi Inch and also reprcHenunff the Jrttereon hospital ancl no Dr John flutteraa Prciieitnr of pathology and morblct anatomy In the Unlvtrtity of Pennsylvania Then tot lowed In quick enccesiion fi numl er of New York phyel clan Ur Mccoy ha with him a ralimbla rnlcroicop made by Zel of Jena ilermuiir which the Doctor bnnvht lu mu and which I u a twin to the one Used by Koch nJ t The picture of Profoicir Korn rxprolueed herrwai drawn from A photograph taken on NOT IrlbyTheedor Im mm 31 I tinier den Linden I llerlln I and I r 1 the fIrst America correct picture of Dr Koch tbat has been pubUibet I L c I L i LW1 w e c A I c n 1 rnoFRsson KOCH Dr McCoy spent yeiterday afternoon In hi of flee esamlnlnir mlcroiconlc slides through his new Helm mIcroscope Pr Koch sail he could nut hare tiisile hi vonferfuldlicoverylf the ZeIs mtcroaoope had not bf en Inrenieil cold or Mccnr lo the reporter A elide with hucllll from tic d epdtum of a consumptive nhnweil the barilli to b short Iralkht inotlonteu lit tle I ohlecie ictrewn thickly over the Held and oDI looking like short illn K I attended the clinics ot Pr Leu In the Cbirlte Hoc pltal and Moo Dr Cornel e and Ur levvi I clInIcs on rllal l ofrolse I alro attended the lloval rllnlo whIch te I aino bold on jBirclPtraiii sot le I presIded over br Von lierirnmn the itrvivtftiiriiDon I procured email iiuantllr of the lymph but I do not Intend putting It Into practice for n Cew week at leitt until I Hare I pertectel 1 arrauirtmenlo I am eatletted that the ne of fIfe lymph In the eases of per soil In the carlier efege of noniumpllnn will b bene ficial and that the illnioiery or Dr Koch rneaiK ulti mately the prolongation I of human llfo by ten or fIfteen ysero There rl linodonbt about It Itwlllrevoluttonliethe practIce of medicIne I I Ihrouihnnt I the world It In fool Practice f I lr1In 11 g ol lt ol lh for American consumptive I to tn to Herln herause In the first place they cannot uet treatment and In the next piece Hit climate In Berlin In whiter to l almoet lure to prove fatal to an Anifrtcnn consumptive ICIl wonderful how Kc f h la honored When Heft I Verlln condole Dr McCoy I went through Germany and 1 Holland and ncroim the Channel to Jueentmro and thence to Loml m Before leaving ferltn I wee Iniroluced fount Von Moltke the old war horse of the carman Empire te we rode alone I Unter den Llndrn the people look off their hats and bowed in reverence to the old ienerat of fourscore and ten T London I toot flladitone T saw Parnelt In front of the lank of Ireland In llublln surrounded br a crowd of 40 urn Next to the five mlltlcmiof until specIe and the lhnu nnd ban of mal on board the Ma 10 think I the most precious thIng was soy little rial ot kochi mph BNATCHBD FROM THE aBATE Th Terrible Situation from WMfh Captain Jontt was Itrteued by Dr McCoy o Jt iriUman Cant Genre Jonee whe ta I In the employ ot Cox Brothers of Mo IN EquItable llulldmir as commander of one ot their boats hal a word L say In commenda tion of Doctor McCoy and Wlldman who a he expresses Ir ab presses It have saved his life bevond A doubt I was a sutlerer from catarrh tor many yean tnt for the past three or four yeare was especially aniloted for the disease had undermined my entlro constitution and 1 was little better than a dead man 1 consulted doctor alter doctor and spent a lot of money but Lot no relief Then after reading the statements of pa Ifenti who had bD cnreii by lire McCoy and Wlldraan I D to see them but I told them when I paid I out my money that I expected it 10 no like all tOe rest for nothing 011 10 CAP QEO JONIiS WITH COX flUbS 18 EQDITABLB IIIIIIIIM I Butt was surprised and delighted lo Und that I Im proved stradilv until now I am lie C ell as IJmW was in inv life 1 need not tell I you my symptom I had them nil and lo an Intense degree Ihn J heM I could e for the honor wouM not do them lair I juntlce and thotenre Iho honest wor Is of 1 honest man They snel 1 1 firs tn Kit had not ueru for them I would have been In rar grave now o A MONTh TILL KKW YEARS From thU dale until the lit day January IHlll Dr Mccoy i 1 nnl niche the foln lou ifferi They 2 Hill treat all Iron uirrrlnK rTIi aiiylhlMK never rnind what the nature of thn unnpl inn inair ue it I u I noolble tu cure or iri e relief for tie sum of rive Dot J fo J Ii UraiFil a month and tumuli rnedlrllita hints will Include Ml nuJulMei prcsrrit 1 ultlmut extra charm Ihls means tHat tie public will revolve 1 nt a nominal cost the sam skilful rrrutinenl ajil 1 artful attention that bit MCI oy and llclmnn IIMVH tlven to all their patient tn tlie i at All who commence treatment be lora January I wll he charirel only pe mouth u lung I they are under ireaiiiirut DOOTO McCOY and WILDMAN S EAST 4D HT KKW VOKIC CITY Near Urand Central Depot JUKOADWA Cor 14TII HT N Tt CltVe Homtstlc sewlnir Machine BulMlnirj 1ST JUONTAUUJ NT nUOOKt TN Or pcislie Academy of Music TChere all eiraule I diseases are Irented wltk snrceta Kpeclallles alirrh nil throat anil vilest diseases all neD oni diseases clironlo locale Ifrcfti I Ice It I dli It 1W lance write for a sympil blank Adilress all r inch I te at 4d 1 cull e tinuTiuioll A M 1 lto4 r I St 11 C r 31 daIly tunic j s u 10 I A M and 1 to 4 V I 1 As A Rule Your own feelings will tell you when you are in need of a tonic or Blood purifier A lack of energy a tired feeling depressed spirits are I good indications that the blood is sluggish and your system is out of order oreer ill I HAVE U ED 5 S S FOR DE BILITY RESULTING FROM CHILLS AND FEVER ANO HAVB FOUND IT TO BC THE BEST TONIC AND APPETIZER THAT I KVERTOOK ITALSO PRrVENI l ED THE RETURN OF THE CHILLS A J ANYLIN EUREKA SPRINGS ARK y Mfc ra Blood sad Bkln dlieuM r i i nrr oracmc co 4 ttazr U 1 r 1 TilE FIFTYFIRST CONGRESS BEXAXOR MORGAN DKNOVNCEa tltK J 1RoponKn OAO HULK eeeter Bhcrmiin Attempt to Choke Him I or but the VlerfrenUent llecleteal that He will I OrderHrnalnr Morkcrien Mpeeeh AKtliiet the Force Bill WAsntHciTox Doc 24In the S nnt today Mr Dale cMo Introduced a joint resolu tion to provide for the flouting of American flits on tho ent and Tost porticos of the Capitol everyday of the year He saltl that his attention hnd been called this mornIng to the fact that the Capital alone of nil the public buildings was not decorated wllh an American rig except during the sessions or Conuress Th resolution was laid over Mr Morgan IJom Ala I then called up his resolution directing the Committee on Frtr lles R and Elections to amend section 31 of the Election bill bil ir Mr Sherman IOp Ohio I contended that It naa not now In order to call up that resolution r except upon formal motion Mr Morgan said that during his acrrlce In the Senate about fourteen years the other practice bad been In vogue Ho likened tbo IC present condition or the Senate to the condi tion of sycophantic Damocles with a finds hair holding the sword suspended oor his beld Yestardur the little State of llbode Inland had suspended the sword ovor the Ben toover tho sroat SlntoA of Massaohusotts Ohio and Now York llhode Inland bad in I formed tha Senate that at tho will and pleasure i not of the proper commltteo but of n caucus committee free speech was to b prohibited I but these threats were not addressed to syco I phants and cowards but to men who know I their rights nnd knowing dare maintain The efforts to confine speech came with special 111 grace from Senators who had sat In this cthamtar for nmnt twnty TCnro TllO Honute was I having cloture In arlous lorms itrul shapes Alter twenty years of quiet agroe 0 mOist to the other nriotlre tho Reuntor from Ohio suddenly had alsoiivurod n cloturo by Im plication This was but a part of the throat Mr Hherratin made the point of order that Mr Morgan was not entitled 10 tll Hoar but tho presiding oflloar ruled otborwlne and Mr Morgan resumed bis remarks I ho said the sword were hunt over the heads of ayrnphants ansi onwards thoio ralitit bo Fomothlnu In It hut when It was HU poi ded over the ronroson tatlvea of sovereign States of the Union the action would be mot In no other manner thnn by an Indignant protest against its Injustice Its wrongfulnes anti its Impropriety Tho I President thought that he wo leading this movement nblch would npplr as well to finan I cial ruensuros an to the Election wol Ho wits doing It just as a gnat was moving tho buffalo on whose horn be rested The movement was In tho hands of benatorsnn this floor who were I aspirants for tim Presidency The hour oU II arrivei and Mr McPherson Dem N Jcontinued his speooh against the Election bill Lot the liliertylovinu people of 0 tbo United Matosc he snld BOO to It that the I viument btioulcl tnko no backward step In t thl direction I It continued In the samn path which It had pursued In the past It would nit b many years before every European monarchy would have a revolution on Its hands and tIle rights of the people them would be maintained Mr McHieison wont on to nr ra gn the Itepubllcnn party and to donouneo the methods pursued by Mr Davenport ito Quoted larselv Irom Mr 1 8 Coxs report to aliow the ennrmou extent nf fraudulent recU trnllon nnd voting In 1blladolpbla rell Mr Hoar Rip Mass asked whether the fact Ihat for years and ears the State of Penn Bylvanla had failed to remedy tbat evil wat not rort a Very Htrnne argument In favor of the bill Mr McPherson while answering hi said that the question did not touch his argument at all because the election ofllcers in Philadelphia lhlaol phia warn under tho control and domination of tho republican machine politic Inns I was no mutter what ort of I law was mnde if tho officer themselves weio peritlstently die honest I the existing laws were sumVfent In Democratic oltlas like New York why should Philadelphia It not be siiftluient In Republican cities like Mr Pasco IDem I Fln wanted to know wheth er the recent election of a Democratic Gov ernor In Pennsilvanla was not a stop in tho right nlrritlon Mr McPherson Unquestionably Mr Hoar then took the floor but said that he did not propose to speak today Tne Senate soon afterward on motion of Mr Hoar adjourned until Saturday a noon with the understanding that at that time the VIoo Frefient hal declare the Senate adjourned 0 until Monday at noon LITE WABUJX010N IOP1CB I TMsaS of latereet llappenUa 1 Cad Ont I of the halts of Concreee WASHINGTON Dee 24 There is very little that can be done by Congress during the holidays daS The House will consume the time in threeday adjournments and the Senate will not bo In a position to do anything of Impor t tance There will not be another meeting J until Saturday and thoro will probably ho short sessions only at any time during holiday t week The cloture resolution IB not cxpecte to come up until after the holidays Thoro aru ao many complications In tho situation that It Is difficult to see the result of the struggles ei that are going on between the two parties and between factions regardless of party affilia tions Tho financial situation Is the most perplex Ine and upon questions afTectlue it the legis lative problem seems to turn There are a number of Unntern flnrtncjcrs as well as silver nun who are fur more Interested In financial questions than they are In the Federal Elec t tion bill At present the latter measure Is j I being used as a foil In the financial fight So I T many of the Itepubllcnn loaders are opposed to any flnnnclnl legislation I hut I I may be re KBided H8 I pert of the party policy to prevent fin rnaimont Komo of the earnest ao caters of tlio iIeclon bill would llko to make C terms with the mlver men by which thciy could liiuirc tint pnssnuecif the Keno lull but others who want thnt bill pasted would rather huvo It tall than to have flee colnaeo rnntblug alln to free coinage p 1 through with f A Huceestlon cnmn Irom Ihu White house the ntl er day that fomithlnc might ba don for I the sllvoi iron In tho way of a trade for their I VUICB but the I reposition uould not got the if j support necessary to mako it tIToctlve Unless tho silver men tako tb hull by the hums the elm ces uie declileillv agiiliiRt iitiy financial legislation A number of benarors who were supposed to be haifpflid with the comiiorniso caucus hill nuvorhad any Intention of BUIDOU 1 Inelt but wore willing that it should occupy ely the iitteiitlou of the henutorsnnd prevent the cllVHr men from going ahead on their own honk Then It I tiiiitnni nmblnatliii H7iiln I notion on tblt aubioit mid whatover they do or may appear to lt bo dolnc their I puiposc will not t i to fruniu a bill I that will imf Tlior tnlo tills POH II n on irlnci le bolliving that anv t llnuncial loKlHlaliou had nt a tlmu when us I tliov believe tijiootintry bus gcuo wild on the l Mibject vvuulil no bo for llio imbllc couil Iiisy believe that If llniinclul nlTalrn me left to tjiKo care of f tl om nlvo fur a while overruling Will ooino ou ilxltt and the uuntrv will bn botn oil limn It would bo If n fun tolnuue lawnr Eonioihln m I thnt ort were to IiI on I hciod I Ihoy would tatlior leo Ill IVdernl Llutlon bill r nnd evorvtblng else fml than luvvo any Ilniinvlil hcUlution at thU uesblon A rldent ot Detroit recently Imported ner I ml itrtlllelal e and alter paying tho duty thereon illHcovorrd that they wero defective Ito thief AUPOD returned ilium ti the manila tuier fthroiil nndrouelvod unol ones in their place but was ncaln tequirod to pay tbo duty On irntcstinv tu tlin Tieiinnry llopnrtinont ig gnlnst tho noiiljlo duty ho las liiforuiod thnt It was nut ntasn for relief Ito law mom rlllnc that no itl n uf tLo dutlOH sluill lo allowed on tho oxpi ri of f any inoiclinndlio uldTlt has bon removed from tho cuituily end control of the Goiorment L D F ilurthy Iho wtcrln chief t Ilornhr of the Senate was knookeil down tills inornlnir by a cob as he yite attempting to reach the ffilowalk Irom a stieit oar nnd severely bruised Oiriliv to deafness Mr Murphy was unnlJlo to hear the niipiouclilnu vehicle and ai i It appears that tlm driver of tho cub ramie arraitOl every elToit to avoid tho accident be wad not The President today returned to the Senate without his approval the bill for the erection ot Ct a public building at Jar Harbor In vetoing the bill the President says The statement of 1 few facts will show I I think that tho imbllc needs do not justify thi contemplated expenditure ol t73QOO for the I erection uf a puMlo building at liar thither Only one imbllo olllco the Poet Ollloa Is to be 1 accommodated 1 appoiirn from a runort of the PnntmiiHtorUeuernl that tbo rent paid Ii l y the United I Stales t for 1 I luom containing I 87S Siuai frot I of floor HPIICH was In 1HSS Jlno and th oirculltuio for fuel rod llshts tiiil Due chl k lila emplijcd in to l I Pout Ofll e nnd no tnrilar Thn crn g I postal rfcclpts for that year woro 7iKio i hut Hurl or Is iilmost holly I sum flier rvHoit I The population of the ton uf I Eden of which liar Harbor forms I part Ilh taken by the emeu onumi rauirs VM jll 2lK 0 Diirlne onn iuaiterof the I tlmu 210 1 I ril I onIUII 11 year this population IK largely Increased by sum nier residents and visitor but for Ill nthor I tenls thieeriuarters In not much above the ceiiHim numeration The postal receipts for IRXJ h r quarters show that Sot more than half Ibo year the mw receipts of the Post Office are I about S8 nor clay The salary of the Jan itor for the new building would be more than twice the present cost to the Ctnvernment for rent hid I and lights I can not believe thnt UIon reconsideration the Tongross would approve the contemplated expenditure The President today sent the following nominations to Ibo Sonto foiimniKriH II IHitinfll at Stanford Conn Wit lUin It One at l rottiilu Se o1 haye at kit tuiiiilnn Ia 1 i Mn M 1 H 1 lliiii b ritrr 01 T uiino IL I 1 t Mury M litrli 1 rtnirollU B Dabi Wlllltm U Hntirru at fair llavfn Vt IpL II I C Pnnwoody toirth Artlllary to t Major In I II Inrpn cant liobtri ut AeClotant guarttr lucIfer to b Captain In Ihr ShineS opo rapt i J mfi Alien Tmrd catalrr tu I S Cnliam I I irnil Onrpn Hnt t rtrI Llrut Lhirkt I h Klibourn H cnncf Artllltrr to tue inln Mtnul Corp Mm ltiit I K llioinjion Siith Infantry to Ire Iaptain Uf nal Corps in 1 tic I Mm Lieni i i en iit il 1 11 rorpn Vlrt Matit Octrfft R hcrtten Third Artillery Second LanL W A U kKloril Mcnal Iorpft rond Llrnt J K V1axn ld kljudl lorpii McondMtiit Mauk rt nEI0l Corpa The Stars nnd Stripes float every day In the year over all the public buildings hero with the solo exception of tho Capitol and to rem edy this Jude Valentine 1ms applied come of bin largn stock of energy This morning Hma tor Halo ofloied a resolution which provides Suit the erection of 1 llngstaff over the central oTrr porticos on both the eastein mm western en trances and this olutlon will bo conild end on Monday The only objection that run bo made to tho proposition will lie the ore that confusion may result tom a multiplicity of fines tecauso there are now two on tbo roofs respectively of the Houso and Hennte wncn thono hodlns lire In session There need be no confusion how ever ft any person who knows anything iibnitt the session linen ant their location lit the extreme endn of the Capitol cannot ml tnko them for tho bunting whlcn will soon wave above tbo central porticos with the great domo for a background The President sent to the Senate today the nominations of the officers of the signal corps which have been anxiously expected for bnV 8locted sev eral weeks A Hoard of officers composed of LieutCol Henry Iawton InspectorQenornls Department Major George n Davis Judge Advocate and Dr Charles Oreenleaf medical ccrpn recently went tlnuuuu Ibo leootdnuf all the officers connected with the corps nnd some others who wero not but wanted to bo In pur I suance to n law passed at tlie last nos lcm of I ConeruMs with n view to tho reorganization of the corps ui nn a basis of personal merit Thi law provided In addition to the Chief Signal Olllcor the commissioned force of the blunal tllnll Corps should consist of one Major four Cap I talus mounted and four Lieutenants mounted who are to receive the pay and al lowances of like gratis In the army The of ficers should be appointed from the army In cluding Lieutenants of the Mgnal corps pref etenee being given to ollloen who June per formed long and elllclont sorvlco In the signal service And such tieoond Lieutenants ol the signal corps at may not bo promoted under the provisions of this act shall bo appointed Sec ond Lieutenants tho line of the army with present date of commission and shall bo as signed to the first vacancies wblcb may occur In tho grade of becond Llcutcntant after the appointments herein provided for have been mndo Abe Board recommended the Major and Car talnx as 1010TI Maior Capt I I C Dun woody Fourth Artillery Captains Capts Craig and lon and Lleuts Uhumpson antI Kllbonrue Gen ireely to whom the report wax originally referred returned I to the Sec retary of War with an endorsement npnrtvlng tho netlon of tho Hoard and the Secretary fol lowed the sam line Tlio report of the llonrd was kept a secret There Is a general CPI o slon of gratification that the highest honor n Ihon to Capt Uunwoody who I Hacknowledged to be one of tho cleverest men In the service As a prognosticator of the weather ho has been the most uniformly successful of nil of the fotecast ofllelalH and the reward that comes Is conceded by all to be well deserved Capt Craig has served as forecast offl lnl for a long time but for about a j ear and a half has been In tho Quartermasters Corpi on duty at the signal service Ills appointment to be a Captain In tlm corps Is nought tu bo I very In teroMtlng feature In connection with these tErotlnl fOlturo II eonnocton ap pointments as this action efTrctunlly disposes of the statement which has been made from time to time that the 1realdent was opposed to appointing ofUcorii trot one branch of thin fititff to places In another branch President Cleveland appointed a Captain of Infantry to be a Captain In the Subsistence Department but I was claimed that while thU might be done an officer once plneo I In the stall wits permanently located This was pot so formerly however as the case ot lion Moles and others will testify and the army antI tbo country are to re congratulated upon thin I ap pointment of Cnpt Craig as I appear to be an unmistakable recognition of the principle that henceforth the best material bo may e ma leeind for slaft appointments wherever In the army It be found Lieut Thompson Is an officer of the line of the army on duty In the corps an Is also Capt Allen Lieut Kllborne Is not al present con nected with the office here Two of the First eutenants selected are known to bn Second J4etit Olassford of tho signal corps nnd First Lout Gpo P Snrlvcn of the Third Atlllleir J 1110 former bal risen from a private In the corps to bo one of Its most accomplished fore cast o fllclnls Tholutter has never been einnect ed with signal or weather work but has loon l of some valuable service Inia dangerous field Ho is at present engaged In compiling an In tro Un report of tils recent explorations nnd rceonnoisances In Mexico anil Uutm both trips being accompanied bv unusual difficulty trll has just been ordered to deity In connection with Central the America Worlds Exposition for service In AIt OLtO3IAKaAKZfK DKCISIOV FenmylTnnlnii Prohibitory Lw Declared UaconMUntlnniil by Juift Reed PniLADFlrniA Den 24 Judge Heed of the Court of Common Pleas delivered a doclxlon today In an oleomargarine case in which ho holds that the State law forbidding the snlo of oleomargarine in thin packages as originally imported flout another State U unconsti tutional He sums up his conclusions as fol lows I To right of a Stile to enact polIce laws at maul whoa ooh laws prohibit the set I of article which without prohibition would ba legitimate ub Jtcti of commercial Interchange li I subordinate to the power of tlie UnIted t i alt 1 regulate commerce be tween Ibe Slate z The rixlit to sell In the original package good Im ported from another Mate 1C tile iatlr I are merchant able and lejnllmat eubjeeti of trade and commerce Ic t iruarnDteeil hy the Lnlteit Malrf unit tnoo h I can ba regulated I cannot be prohibited br any Mate 3 Tlifi United hIde line the tiaramount rUht to de clare what ffnuda are merchantable cud what regula tion of their lute are reaouable 4 liy an act of CuntrtM the Culled Hatei bai de clared oeomnr0arlnu tu be a merchantable article and bc revntated Hi ale 1 ft Theactcif aembtr of PennsylvanIa of May 21 IfcA don not regulate hut prohibit the late of oleo inarrRrine trterefor eucli act cannot apply 1 the good described In the pecfttl verclct and the deieudant is I Slot guilty I he etancls indicted roar Baratora Added to the Tranquillity Fuima CullrcllOH MrDDLirrow NY Dee 21 Fonr buffaloes a bull and three cows have just been added to tho grand collection of wild game and of fancy domestic stock ou the Kiitherfurd Stuyvesant estate In Sussex county N J known as Tranquillity Palms The estate com prises GOUO acres of wild mountain ali rich intervals lands near Trtniiullllty Htstlon on the Lartlgh and Hudson Hall load The highland and forest section of tho ostntu la enclosed by I board fence Hlxteon foot In bolBbt and eight nillot In length nnd within this preserve IH gntbured whitt IH proba bly tile largest and mot comiilote priviiie collection of Ameiican and fonlun deer of tho tiovernl sneclfH and of hnmllor lP name iuad lupeds I and cilia birds to t t found In tho country Thollllnblo Intervale lands of tho estate aro steeled with choke atralnsof hortes and horned cattle and other domestic animals tin hiding dogs ni nil the Inlorlt breeds Mr Bmyvesunt obtained the our hufrulo from uprlvatn park In Mlesouti They aro young find untamed nnd fractious Tho ex periment will bn tried at Tranquillity Farnm nf pOOK turoeding them for sporting nnd fancy pur lie Levies On Hobokrna Hnle Peter Quinn recently obtained a judgment In the Hecoml District Court against the city of Hoboken for 8021 for torlcea rendered a Street CommlsHluner Ho was not regularly appointed by the Common Council but Forvod I during a deadlock In the Council under the In MruUloni of Councllmun Jonclrl nn ChaIr Ill of I tne Commltteo on Streets When ho put In bin claim for my tho Council refused to JiltS j It and ho sued Alter obtaining judgment ho could not gel his money Finally he put the Inllr ease In the Imndxof Countable Joseph Locke and the latter placed an attachment jesiotday on a safe In the Treasurer rifilcu which con tained several thousand dollars Ho says If the claim Is uot paid In a dollr two Slf will advertise the property for sale and sol It wH The Twenljeecnnda Flrmejeei All Right Arnisy Dec 2t AdjtGen Porter had a Ions confortmco with Qov Hill today on National Gimrd matters Ono of the principal BUtjects dlsounsed was the alleged indebted ness of tho Twentysecond lleglmcnt con tracted by persisting In selecting and but inc their own unilorius Thn Investigation dem onstrated that Instead of a debt the red mont tehil I have a furplu of between 12000 nnd S JK0 I when they retdvo thus alllar Slatu all portlonraont lor parnda ervlcewhleh amounts UOounls this year to i4ii7M den Porter feels par plr tlculrrly pleasant at havlug disproved the stiitoiuentH wade aa to the Ttt utysecynda duikiency C CHRISTMAS EVE DOWN TOWN IUB EXCnAXOKS HAVR A RRTlTAIi Of ULDTIHK IUmnrJAKUo Con otldnted Broken act Vp a narea p rroKrumm und Curry I Oat With MplrllTe Ba Cold eeC Brl lil rnday Christmas In tho air yesterday There was n thlrtvslxmllosanhour breeze thnt kept the shoppors on the double tiulck the ther mometer wavered between the twenties and Ibo thirties and there wero rosy checks nnd red noses aplenty Up In the northern part of the State there was 1 slight fall ot snow This U I very much the stylo of weather that Christmas brought with I last year Sergeant Dunn says I It It 1 really fun to make out weather reports about this time of year because the quality II I almost sure to be goo I He says that though It may bo a little colder today It will be bright and thoro will bo just about breeze enough to koop thor air circulating properly In fact It Is going to bo a model Christmas Day 8 far as the weather Is concerned There was something like Ibo oldtime stir on some of the downtown Exchanges Every Wall street man can remember the former hilarious colebratlonstho day before Christmas on the Stock and Produce Exchanges For several years tho spirit of fun has seemed to dwindle and posxlbly this change has been caused by the curtailed business of the brokers but vesterday thero was a revival of tho old spirit All sorts of pranks were played on tim lorl8 IIDk llrlt Stock Exchange They wire not the expensive ones of former dais such ns the hiring a lull ormlr band and tilO floating of expenfUo Images but there vas a solid utilrlfof enjoyment which was accoofd ns an Indication of brighter day ahiniid Many of tho broker thought that some rec ognition of Chairman James Mitchell ser vices was due With Allredda Cordova a the WIS Wlh lender and backed by othois ready to pay out cash a lioiuitlful set of eutglass dinner ware was presented to Mr Mitchell Business Itoontod Mlclsl topped vvhon the pre onintloa Will iiiado and toPTod IrlaollllOI Mr de Cordova In formal tones told Mr Mitch ell how tiineh bin issoclntleH on the Moor had appreciate IdA uniformly kind trentmunt of them Mr Mitchell said something pleasant In rotiiin and then everybody wished overybody I else a happy Christmas i Un tile Consolidated Exchange a full band 110 Gonauldatol boomed all sorts of tunes at the noon hour and the broken danced and Jigged like ao many lads on the way homo for tho holidays C li Greene had arranged a programme of festIvIties and it was carried out to the letter This lucludcd a number bogus telegrams from eminent people most of thom Bald to hale cmim through tbo rejuvenated Princess Ann ODeiia lime are a few numbers from the mock pro grztlnnio Ccimrotltlve dance nnd break down by the following distinguished artists Messrs D L folowlll dlllnulsb8 nrlsls W P and II A T U P il O PIt ll W and H I N I B Olhers have entered hut at present are tro lame to compete Pas Soul a N A Iro Pathetic song Lone of D L W 160 15y the author of V hi Lonf I He Do With I r Juucllngact by tile celebrated Little Jay SpecInters are warned against betting where the Llttlo Joker Isl lunoral march and dirge by tho army of i Strictly Commlslou Brokers Air where O Wbpro Is tlo Dear Publlu t On the Produce Exchange the celebration was less expensive but none tha less har monious and lively Bags of flour whistled BIIR through the air and splashed over some of the hestltnown men on bo I hxehanga On the Cotton Exchange the chief celebration wan the raIsing of fiOO for tim cmplovoes by J L W Mo es nnd Inasmuch as the work was done by Mr Sloses alone lo came In for solid con gratulation The amount raised this year for the employees ot Ibo New York Stock Ex change was SjOOa About MOO poor families will enjoy a good Christmas dinner tndnv through the klndneje of thus lleV Dr Kimball hcmttor William U Brown sent over a lot of turkeys and Vases Ft i eet provision dealers furnished other good let Tho distribution wa tnado at the Klmball Mission In tho City Hall Mlehaol F Duly tho Chief Jerk of the City Court received a diamondstudded horseshoe pin yesterday n a Christmas gift from the rU Inl 8 01 lie court The lon chIldren composing the Sunday school of Trinity Church had their annual tea thaI yesterday afternoon At 3 i oclock Ibo children headed h t two trumpeters and car rying banners marched Into the church to the strains of tho old choral Once in lloyal Davids City The regular evening service allowed 1 after which came the festival aorvlce These consisted of the slnctng of hymns and Cbrlstmns carols Then th children marched to HIP church bouse antI the Christmas tree was lighted A 5 oclock the presents which Included sleds skates doll toy furniture and wooden cuni woio dlstr tinted and auhour or to later tho children tllspoiced TH l CLAIIK MILLS LOCKOUT 1 the CompaUT Prepatrlic to Via Tara lnu In I bcoUand I When the strike occurred In tho Clark thread works at Newark and Kenrny the same com panys mills In Paisley Scotland were run ning on threequarters time A day or two after the strike they were started on full time and bnve been unusually busy ever flnco A i Newnrkor who returned from abroad on Mon dav said ho did not know what caused the sudden Increase of tho work at Paisley but that be supposed that thin Newark company had cabled for rarn and was going to try to do without spinners The Newark pinners nay this eannot In done that the tarOT is too high and tUat with a less taiift the company lost mono tri Ing to make thread nf imported yarn during tho lust itrlke They kay Iho Si otch yarn Is Inferior In quality as well us moro costly and that I does not make fntls nls faciorv thread in the hands of the New Jersey operatives Tile spinners deny thin assertion that tho Clarks have been paying thor hotter wages than received in other mills In this were rOlehod lther mils coun try and yesterday ono of them displayed a pnckauo of pay envelopes from Now Jledford showing an average nf S7 ifweek Undor re cent management they have been unable to make 15 and the average was anmputnd at tlJHO but the strike is nol a question of I ae n they say nnd they would bn willing to konp on If assured cit relief Irom WalrusU yM treatment The Mile End Thread Mills adjoin those of the O N 1 Com fan In Ivearnv and lire In full operation Yesterday tbo blue End spinners tent tho striking spinners from the nelehhor Ing mills 1100 aud prumifoil more 1 ho brown attune putters of Newark and Inst Newark alM contributed SIOO land ttio tenant fund for the operatives is now growing quite rapidly Funeral of Cblfl Blake The funeral services of the late Charles Blake financial editor 01 the TViburir worn held at 1 oclock yesterday morning at IOTA Math ton street Brooklyn They were briefly ant simply conducted In accordance with his wishes by tho llnv Dr 11 11 Meredith nf the TompkIns Avenue Congregational Church The following momborH of the 71ifiuiic staif worn piouotit Donald Nleholhon Hart Lyinnii Arthur 1 IOWOIH I Ciifbrnuri Cnldwoll 1 N lord I I Kt laIr Henry I Krohblol A li Palrnor J f S I I mMod William E Donnell W 1M Palmer and John U Mllhollnnd also Ooorco W lot nnd Jowls Mnirls Iddlnus who wero formerly ashociatod with Mi Ink in thin I lYiltnir ofllci Other friends present viern Idmund C Medmnn and ThniunHC lluek l of tile I Mock Excdiangu C M Ilaymond und J N longhl and Collln Armsliougnf TIll hUN 4rnlfllZ the relatives were Marshall and Ham Un Blake brothers of the deranGed man nail Ills son Charles J lllnko of Chicago The In torment Orange was In the llosedalo Cemetery at Appnlnlments by tire Kino Cetnaxy riuper visor The Kings County Supervisors held their last meeting for the your In Brooklyn yester day and decided to give County Clerk W J Kaiser nn extra allowance of 10502U for exi mibon Incurred by th operation of the now ballot hate ThAI iciippoinled I 1 1 Cud Itiy Clerk to the llcinrd for two yuan They also inado the follovring app lot filuilts nnd iiromo tloos Miunolt F 1 Dowdin First Asnlniniit I heerutnryi T J Waldion Keeond AKslftnitt Secretary 1 1 itomsen Ihlltl A r lituiit hecretarv T J Mcliio in place 01 l I 1 lleiu sen Cirri to the comimttpOH of this Boaid Peter Tynan in plncouf T I J UcOeo AssIstant Keeper of the Hall ol Hocorda A Won Kllim by an Klrclile fur Mrs ChristianaByrno who lived In Albert and Joseph avenues Newark was crossing street In front of her hoiife last evening when another woman who had been talking to her on the corner called bar back She stopped directly In fiont of and within fifteen feet of an fleclrlo cal Th motor man did hal seo her until the carvvas within eight feet of hoi unti Then ho reversed the current The car Btrueu her on the back uf th hOld and knocked her down Silo wile thrown clear of the wIled but she was dead when she was lifted up Her skull had boon iraetiiied Jrl Bjrno VHIH 7 iS yearn old and yesterday was tier biribdny Slits wan nainnd Clulstluua beonuxo Hho wan bon 1IH In t lirNliuas oil hh i wax quite deaf and she did nut hear tho gong on tho car THE VUINKSR QUKXUOX Am iMportnat Decides hjr a Federsi VeerS In Texni The Chinese colony In this olt II I RKlnloRnew members from time to time though Immigra tion to this country from China has been pro hibited for many years Bomo of the now comers doubtless reach the United Slates by way of Mexico and others by war of British Colum bia but no Information on this subject can be obtained from them They might do as well In Mexico or tho British colonies aa they do here but this city Is the goal that all of thorn desire to reach They can live among their own country men they can here find employ ment and earn money i they can here onjoy all the liberties that they desire and they do not here encounter those bitter prejudices under which tiny suffer In San Francisco and other places on the Pnolllo coast The name of Now York fans muslci l In It for the Chinese ear ami If Chinese immigration were not prohibited wo Hong should Kong ceo hciro swarms of ptctalls from 1111 jIo Federal authorities are now aware that Chinamen are coming hero somehow notwith standing the rigorous terms ol tho LxcluMon

act nnd the Government agents on our north ern and southern frontiers will probably ro c ho Instructions to kenp watch for those of them lustruclol8 ur to leach this country through British Columbia or Mexico Until this time such Chinamen as were convicted of violating the law uy entering our territory from these regions w ro sent back to China at tile 01IOSO 01 our Oovernment but the local ity of thin action ban recently been nlldated by a alon rendered lu the United stales District Court of the Western District of Texas When two Chinamen who had reached Texas Irom Moxien WIO brought belore that court Ibo Judge decided that the law authorized their return tn the coun try whence they came and that they had come not from China but from Mexico 1 Ills decision be lbs final adjudication under the Exclusion act It will servo as a warning to Moxlco ugalust permitting her territory to bo tiHi d ns a highway by Clilnameu bound to the United States Thoio K I however more likelihood of China roan trrlno to if t 10 hlc enuntrv hereafter by way of tilt British dominions than by way nf Mexleo In Januarv next a new line of three British steamers will begin to make tegular trips between Hong Kong and Vancouver und thus the facilities for Chinese Immigration to tim American continent will Immllraton Increased wi contllnt creased There are plenty of Chinamen who would be ready to travel from Vancouver to Toronto or Montreal order to lot to New York Under these circumstances the Government will be compelled to see to It that the Exclu sion apt is enforced along out northern bor ders I the Texas decision is upheld any Chinaman who mar come here from the British provinces can be at once sent back there TUB KAXSAS VAltMKltS XCHED Tie Atllamc II Deterntntel that Nesator IlKBlla Shall Not lie JBealeete A Kansas Alliance politician now n this city says that the Eastern Itepubllcans who are looking for the reelection of Senator Ingslls can have no conception of the antagonism that has been raised against him In the State or ot the spirit that has taken possession of the Farmers Alliance Tbo Kansas Alliance Con gressmen will wield a powerful Influence against him his energetic rivals for the Sen ntorsblp will do the same thing and there is a strong contingent ot Repub lican members of both houses ot the State Legislature who will surely vote with tho Alliance members for his retirement I Is said to Ie doubtful if ho will tot onohalf of life 81 votes ponded lor his reelection and there is oven n prospect that his supporters realizing the hopelessness of success may change their ground in mnss They are aware that their Political lortums will be endangered hereiiftnrlf they adhuroto a candidate who Is in the highest doiico obnoxious to the rank and file of the great and uncompromising Farmers Alliance Thero seemed at one tlmo to ba hone for Incalls tn the fact that such a large number ot Alllancs politicians are In rivalry with each other at to which one of f them all shall till hU place In tho henato There are haven 01 these Alliance candidates in the foreground and at least as many more in the background But their persons rivalries are fraternal in com parison with their combined hostility to the irrldescent Kepubllcan It seems that the Alliance leaders in Kansas areespeclally embittered against Senator In galls on account ot his disregard ot the power they displayed at the November elections Though they won extraordinary victories in their limit great political struggle In the State he has given nn heed to the warning thus con veyed to him and his party He bus adopted the course of the ancient loader who sulked In his lent neither boldly confronting the enemy nor accepting terms of surrender Ihe Alliance eorti raisers refuse to tolerate any trilling on this subject Their blood is up and it waxes hot at the name of Ingalls AliTlHIlC BOOK alNDZSOS Bar and BeautIful Jxa1e l Exhibited by the droller Club The Grolier Club at 29 East Thirtysecond street In now exhibiting to tboo who are able to obtain a card of admission as rare and beau tiful a collection of line book bindings as has ever been got together in America Among tha two hundred and moro bindings aro some of the best specimens of English French and American work By comparing tim photo graphs of ancient bindings on the walls of the room where the display Is with the modern Idndlngs In the eases the observer may see bow the modern Under has developed and Im proved and made perfect the suggestions ot binders of the fifteenth Hlxtettiilhtoventeeutb nnd eighteenth centuries The old blndets often failed lu accuracy In pHrlectlon of detail and In apptopilateness of design to the contents of the book The modern binder is absolutely accurate la his lines anti Ilkurea Tho geometrical proportions nt the figures maybe verified with the compass Thorn is inarv elloua Ingenuity In the way arrangements pf lines and leaves are made tn shadow the contents or the hook The American bookbind er IH not tar behind oven the Trench ludellcnoy and beauty of desltm or iu curacy In fact some of tho moot artist biudlngs lu this dis play are from the hands nf Americans notably Wllllnm Matthews nhu has now retired The exhibition will continue until Jan 11 and although tho club did not suppose there would be any widespread Interest the members aro overrun with requests for cards Fullum Place finessed Ot A steep uneven roadway cut through the rock leads down from Ninth to Tenth ave nue on the line of 184th street At the foot of this out stood eight onohtoryandbasement frame houses They were built by A J Ful lam of 413 West Thirtyfourth street and the row was known as Kullam pla e The houses wore occupied by tenants who were paying for them on the Installment plan Policeman Mc Laugldln found fmoko issuing from No 4 of the row at 23 A M yesterday and hurried off to teiid In nn nlnrm When ba got back Zilch Egnn a volunteer lieman was there The men armiroil tIlt sleeping Inmates of the cot tages They rushed out mnntlly clad and Iciund shelter some In Deans house tho otb 01 B in n hnrn item hy It was twenty minutes or moro befoie the en gines tame Six of the eglit houses wore de Mrojoil No 1 cif tim row woo only Hllghtly damaged U Broun thus there The lint huusn in the row was not Injured It IH occu pied by J F Ithodon Tbo tenants who wore mado homeless by the fire are John Armstrong J i lloadi E E MlllBr P Van huron Hans and C L Ikkland The loss I Is estimated at IIGOOJ Tbo cause of tho IIro Is unknown Ur ileonien Hboola a flurclar Henry Jennsen residing on Amboy rdd Annandale Staten Island was aroused before davlluht yesterday by a nolso at bis window The shade being up and tho moon shining Into tIm room ho saw a colmod man standing on the root uf the plavn loullng Into the room He took his revolver cot down on the floor and crept along until be reached the window The bed was In the shadow of the loom and ills movements woto lot discerned by the burglar Tho man had broken a vane of glass find was reaching in to raise the window It wits tile nolso 01 breaking Kluss that caused Mr Jennxen to awake Mr Jennsen Hied three shots In quick suc cession nt the negro Ho heard a cry and saw tlm man disappear Mr Jeuuseu then went buck to bed Yosterdav morning Police Fergeant Thomas Driimraond who hid beard nf sir Jennnens experience arrested Thomas Wllxon a colored man Tbeie was afresh wound In his cheek llolwua Identified by Jennten Jubtlco Jic 1arlaud held him for examination Joule cC WIHIe llonlue to Mi Illaliic Mi Thornc who Is described ns n New York city politician living with his family In Shatter Island Heights met with un accident recently while ho was In Washington It is said that when ho was about lo descend the Capitol steps he met Heoretarr Blame und that while he wan making a low bow he lost bU balance and fell backward against a stone balustrade A deep gash was cut In his hand The wound healed but It bai broken optu again and itri ou conasiiuoncfs ate leased IGNATIUS TO THE CHILDREN TUS hONK CUKKJta XUK LITTLR CRIP ILICH Jft A IIOHltTAL Aad After Ilia Chertnl Talk the Fouls a la ChrUlMm Tree In Plntkrrt mmt Oil tribute AmoiK the LIttle MaRerer At no time has Father Ignatius manifested more his many aldcdniss than In his address yesterday to the chlldien In Ihn Hospital for the Itsllef of ilie llur tured and Crippled at Forty second street and Lexington inentio It was not ao much perhaps what he said that was striking an wan the manner In which ho talked to tho little sufferers his whole figure exhaled sympathy and his voice bach n pathos which If it did not affect his babyish auditors went to the hearts ot the children ot larger growth In the shape of friends ot the Institution who were present Some of the children being unable even to sit reclined In perambulators while they listened to the monk and not one of tbe 200 but wag mani festly crippled In one way or another Their faces however wore an eager and happy look as they gazed on an enormous Christmas tree bowel down with toys and glorious with wax tapers and spangles Around the tree were piled packages of things too largo to be sus pended After carol singing by the expectant little ones Father Ignatlu BJ eke In part as follows Thin Is the night for a childrens feast be cause It Is the night on which God became a little child And you children without know Ing it preach to us even what Jesus taught when from a child Ho hud grown to bo a man Except ye ben llttlo child yo shall In no wise enter into tho kingdom ot heaven Wo have got to become like you to get to heaven and you arc not to grow up like uithat Is you must never be grown up people In the sight ot God but must nlvvays remain little children In Ills eyes If you do you will see Jesus who was once a child as you are and who loves little children It Is to Ills love that you owe the pleasant home you have here and the kind nurses who take care uf you For It wan Jesus who put It Into the hearts of people to build this hospital and by tho hands of his servants Jesus drosses you In the timrnlngand puts you to bed at nicht Dont forgot lit after yearn what tho monk from England told you That all that has been done for you has been done under tim Inlluence of Christianity Now can you say those long words Influence of Christianity repeated the children In shrill chorus And what do tl ay moan 7 Love ot Jesus answered the qnloker witted who were not n low And how long will Jesus love you Forever and forever Is It cruel ot Jesus to let you ba go lam Nn chorused the children Couldnt Ho make you get up ank walk If lie chosu t Yes Hla because He loves you hat t He lets you suffer Has ho not made suffering beautiful by suffering Himself t What was lIe called A man of sorrows And acquainted with grief chorused the children completing the sentence You shall be happier and better In all eternity for having poen crippled hero on earth And bo happy tomorrow the daY God liecume n little child and make Jesus happy by enjoying ourselves Fattier Ignatius blessed his young hearers and klKed several nf thorn The llev Milton Merle Smith formerly of the Princeton nine now told tho crippled children the story nf the Pled Piper nf Hnmellu Ho im iicoountablv missed tho moral contained In the csenpoof tIm single survivor nf that tnedliuvul catastrophe being due to his lameness Doubtless much to the childrens relief the ateakinj flslsthlv came loan ond and tho sifts of tIle Christmas tree were shared among them lather Ignatius speaks at tlm Fulton street prayer meeting on next Wednesday and nt the John street on Jan 2 anti 0 Ho nrlll preach In Brooklyn on Jan 11 but bin other outoftuwn engagements have been cancelled PLAYING CAlllia AT A CUVKCIt If AIR They are DIscovered Accidentally and Hurried Out at Hlcht A week or two ago the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church ot Montclalr opened a fair Among other things con tributed to the tables were three handsome little plush cases fastened at the necks with ribbons They were placed on Mrs Saudforda table as fancy articles and exposed for sale No ones wonder as to theIr contents seems tn have been excited till Miss Webb was tempted tn peep Into them She looseued the dainty ribbons anti saw a pack of playing cards Her mother had taught her that It wax wick ed to havo a pack of cards In her hands and w ben she went home uhio told what she had reen boon after this the cards nnd the pretty Plush bag were hurried out or sight hut that dId not prevent trouble Mrs Webb demanded that the man who sent thorn to tin fair should be subjected tn discipline Mm refuse to hay tviiat course aim will take In case the church does not act In tim mutter Hho sass tier daughter happened to peep Into the ca es and ace ihecardi hue wnaooviT allowed lo have cards and there never bad been aim In the house unit oo nnttirnllr vvhon Mm reached homo that evening after the fair she innocently told of what she had soot Mm Peek who assisted Mrs Rnndfnrd nt the stand says Mrs Sniidford had no idea that the pretty llttlo bags contained c ards Tho Itov Mr Jurikins thus pastor of the chureh nays the matter has not boon brought to his official notice and ho had heard of It only incidentally He would not furnish the name of the ccmtlemnn who sent the cards Ono of the chureh meiubars says they wero sent by n member of the church who plays cards anti that bo thought he wnn perpetrat lag n buna JOKO on tile other chureh people It Is not likely that the clilont will bo made the subject of church Investigation Aovther dire hy Father Molllnaer PiTTSBunan Doe 24 Father Molllnger pas tor ot St Anthony Church Allegheny has added another wonderful cure to lila lone list SIx months ago G W Perkins a locomotive engineer of Urllngton Ivy was caught in a railway wreck and his left leg was badly mangled His wounds were dressed in such a manner tlmt they would not heal Then the nurgeons declared that amputation was th only resort He wont lo Louisville and at one of till hospilultt the panmi onelttsiori wnsreaohed While nt thtt hospital he noticed Inn Pittsburgh neWiaji np account of tlm cures wiounht hy Father Molllncor on M Anthonts Day nnd ha resolved to seek tile pilets nssltam al though he admits bo bad little faith In the re port Ills friends opposed tho trial but he i rune to Pittsburgh and niter taking Fntbnr Molllngers modlelun hovou days and rarely Ing three blessings Im wns cured Ho cave bis goldheaded vane to the priest DlaetpllB and Honorable MeatlOB lee Firemen The Fire Board mot yesterday Fireman Sweet of Truck 15 who Wits charged with allowing and abetting a fight In tho company quarters between Firemen Howe and Self wart wax fined fifteen darn pat Howe and Schwartz were lined ten davs pay and Uo days pity rusiioctlvelv Assistant Iorc man Citrrlgan nf Lnglno J6 received honorable mentlou for helping a num to escape from the ht Nicholas ChIll buIlding on tile occasion ot the recent ill I theio Tlm same distinction wan conferred on Abslstniit Foreman llleks und Iireinen McTiirlan Iauoll nmOlanck for reSelling Mlii Muntloy and her daughter from a burning house ou tho Southern iJouleuud on the night of Doc ii Openlnc or the Guillen Oren lieu Bishop Potter presided last night at the opening of tile Galileo Coffee House 323 East Tvventythlid street It is not Pimply a coflaa house but n complete restaurant whoio for prices within every worklncmaua menus everythIng needed for tile inner man may bo obtained excepting alcoholic drluke Neitr by are the other Institutions supported Calvary parlslittm mission the lending room and the hots club The restaurant bnwevurmust be eellsupportluB or it will be closed at tilt end of a year After tho opening service and some re marks by Dr Hntt ieetbe rociornf tile parish about 100 poor men who hud bought tickets at a nominal price for the opening mealwere fed Thin looms above the restaurant lire to be used ax club rooms for worklugmen They will ho supplied with newspapers stud magazines and with a billiard table The whole will bn con ducted by a committee of which T N Ithlue lander Is tbo socrdtniy Tlie Wontem IVlm Attoapird rJulclde evt Full hIrer Tho woman who attempted suicide by jump ing from the Crab Pond bridge at Tall Biter MHMOU Monday night arrIved In this ills with her sister on the Fall Jilter steamer Prov idence yesterdny mnrnlng On tlin t trip t down limy told tin Captain of tho Providence that tho name Mm Julia i I McDonald which was given to tho reporters Fall Itiver wan a flu ti tiouson The right name they did not reveal to any one Wheu the steamer arrived at the pier at tue foot of Murray street tho two women were met by their brother and lakes away ia a eirilut A TOVNO BVROLARS CONFRBBION Re rUiicd the Jabs and tTn fct t Keep the Cnml Clear Frederick Porter A boy hurclar who was ar rested In Greenville Jersey City on Monday night has made a confession He was em ployed In John N Bnitisfl real estate office In Ocean avenue He had been there only a few days when reports of petty burglaries were made almost dally to the police Nearly all the burglaries were committed In the Immediate neighborhood ot Mr Brunss office and home The police were baffled for n time Suspicion finally rested on Porter It lies since been as certained that the boy won the leader ol an or ganized gang nnd that he laid out the work for bU confederates Whllo working for Mr Bruns he had occa sion to go to different houses to Investigate complaints md see about repairs and In that way he obtained Information which proved of vntue tn his working associates A suggestion was made In the gang that Mr Brunss house should bo tapped but Porter positively re futed to permit II and threatened to Inform the police unless the project vvim abandoned Porter cnys Im usually kept on the lookout for the tollcemon while his confederates did tho work One night ha wile In tho real estate office while his confederates wmo linking In the neighborhood waiting for him to give them the signal Just as ho was atout to start out to lonato tint police man on the post Policeman Miller entered tho ollloo remarked that It was n cold night took off his overcoat and sat down In n choir Inn few minutes hn was asleep Shortly afterward tho policeman on tilts ndiolnlng post whoso naruo Porter says he does not know dioppcd Into tho olllco and ho too sat clown In a chair and took a nap Porter wont out and notified his pals I hat the coast was particularly clear That night two burglaries were com mitted On the strength of Information furnished by Porter Detective Egan arrested yesterday Wllllnm Stone a florist who keeps a small es tablishment In Weiner avenue Greenville Porter says thnt Mo tie helped him Plan the burglaries and that ho shared In the proceeds Mono has lived In Greenville for sovoral years ami fits acquaintances belloVe hllu to be an honest man Ho denounces For tors statements as false so far as he Is concerned Porter ears that through the Inlluence of Mr Bruits Stone was enplny ed last summer to lay out gardens for residents of tIle neighborhood and In doing 50 bo Incidentally obtained a knowledge of the Internal arrangements cif the hou os which proved of value to the gang nf burglars Stone is held for examination William II Brown and Ernest v etter two members of the gang wore arrested In Now York on Tuesday night hev I are awaiting a rotutsltlon Deteetlvo Lean and Policeman Miller whnarrested them with tbe nld of Aew York detectives reported that a number of pawn tickets representing the proceeds of some of the burglaries were found in tim possession ot the prisoners natlneBH Tronblev At on adjourned meeting at Boston ot the creditors of G W Ingalls V Co boots and slides yesterday the committee of creditors reported that they were satisfied that Mr Inpnlls had made n straightforward and cor rect statement of his flairs and they recommended an acceptance of the following proposition made by Mr Ingnlls To pity CO per cent uf his Indebtedness in four Quarterly payments in three six nine and twelve months at G per cent the assets to remain In the hands of the trustees until all the notes are paid and Inasmuch ns tile realization of this much on the assets will depend largely upon the personal efforts of Mr Inenlls to take out n 25tiOll life Insurant payable to tho trustees in case nf Mr Ingallss death and to bn ap plied tn the payment of the deficiency from liO per cent if there be any The committee ommonded also tIe appointment of a third trustee The proposition was mcepled bv a unanimous vote and James B Field was added to the trustees A Cohen V Cr Abrahnm Cohen nnd Moses Darnell doing business on Main street law ttiekot It I In butter cheese Ve have mndo nn assignment for the benefit of their creditors Deputy Sheriff Tracy yesterday sold out nil the rlcht title and Interest of John P and Goorce II lloyd doing business as E A Bo d iV Sons dealers In pinto glass In the stock and fixtures of the bu8ine at 413 Canal street end sold out the horses and trucks absolutely There was u ciuoMion an to tile ownership of the property of the firm and the Sheriff there fore sold only the right title and Interest as above stated The sale was by virtue of nn execution in favor of Mrs Elizabeth Boyd widow of tbo late Edward A Boyd and mother nf the present partners for I78UG8 The silo realised t5 000 It IH said Mr Boyd took the judgment to lorco liquidation of the business Thn business was established many year ago and was continued as Platt Bet d until Dec 31 1H7 when that llrm dissolved and was succeeded by Edward A Boyd Sons They did a largo business but got In trouble with tile Government over their importations at the Custom House which resulted in the convlc tlou and Imprisonment nf Edvvnrd A Boyd In May 18S5 tie was subscqllontly pardoned by President Cleveland and died la June 1R8U Tlm Sheriff has received executions against the llrm of G P Bowman V t Co hint commis sion merchants at Eleventh avenue and Thirtythird street on judgments for about t2UOOliut nn property wns found to levy upon us the firm dissolved partnership and gave up business Borne time ago Another attachment against 8 A Konn it Co baukerw at 115 Broadway and at Chicago ban been issued in lator of W H Mayor for 14 SM Judgment for5 Wi was entered yestordny against Richard M Montgomery ton auction eer of 132 Front street In favor of Itlelmrd s Coe as receiver of thu firm of Blcbard M Montgomery V Co Judge Andrews of the Supremo Court has appointed Herbert II Woodhouso receiver of tho Mulberry SIlk Company on the application of the Mnyhaw SIlk Company The Savannah 1 ire and Marino Insurance Co wound up Its atTnlrn yesterday ihe onmpanv was ogaoized in 1887 wIth a cnsli capital of 20000 Threatened adverse legislation In Georgia wan the principal cause of closing the business The company bus a surplus of fJOoou which will bo distributed among the utockholders ChIcagos Hnepended Brink CHICAGO Dec 24 There was a further abate ment of 4000 In the assets of the suspended bank of S A Kean A Co this morning when Mr Konn In the witness chair acknowledged that no allowance hInd been made for 2000 paid to D H Tnlman on the day of the failure or for f200 declared for freight by tho author ities of West Superior WIs upon his failure to jiurehnse certain bonds of that town which ha had contiiv ted todn D W Kuan thn bnnkers t rother testified that It was not true ns represented by his hioihoi that ho had ever bean a special part ner lu tho bank He hail however nt hid I brothers lontiest given him bin note for 3 nun The witness said ho had not tho least julsa what it was for It was given without consideration Tho witness had never paid either principal or interest though It was eluh mnnths past duo Miss Lulu lligglnn Mr Koans prlvnto fee rntnry tostlflecl that she had soon the pnilner shlp papers ilrtwn up between jji Kami and llson Vi nddlnghniu nnd that they were signed by Mr addlngliiiin This VJIH eonulcl emd an Important development for thu dopox hors nn Mr Wnddliigbnm lit ii wealthy man A little sansution was sprung by Attorney Mayor during the session Turning quickly to S A Konn ho asked him If no knew tile hoc Dr John O Foior nnd the hev Lewis Curls Mr Kami repliol hInt Im did and that they tote Moll odlsr ministers Mr Mnvor asked him if ho wus aware nf thu fact that these gen tlomen locelveil n tip us to tile condition of nflntts two flats beforo the bank fnlleJ with the riult that they drew out the amount nf lImIt deiioMt Mr helm answered that hn did nut knntvMifb I I to no I till east oroten Mint they had deposits uith tlm bank Mr Mayer ro innrked that ho would sea about tint and ill routed tho Sheriff to SIMO suIt i nnson tile gentlemen toopi ear In court nnd testify No lllacrrpunnv Iii tlitl Mlule Ilnanree ALIUNY Doc 21A report wits circulated today that because ot tim lutdlcuncy of the new olllcors appointed by Trenoiirer Dunforlh to assist him In looklniafter thoKtnto finances the State Treasure accounts had Veen t o badly mixed that n discrepancy of nearly 10000 ex isted when tlm balances wore struck for the annual repot t On this acCount Uie report which should have beeu in the State Printers imndB by Dec lu VVH not font In until a few days ngu and In the menu tlmu ue Hustle TtenMirv clerks unto I cots on a still luint for facts niid ilguluit to straighten tlm shatter nut To TllK Mis lopnrtoi I who visited him this afternoon Trei sur r Danfnrth sold I hu story is a malicious fnlsehood All our hal UtlCs me u iorr nt and tally with I tlmae nf lie Coiiintioller I Invite the fullest and most rciirihliig txiimlnnlion nf our books by any ono wlm I eel ii so dlsnosed lieputy ComptroHor Westbrrolc corroborated Truiuuter lluuloith3 slateiueut Mnlnea hhliihnlldloB for 1HOO BANnoii Mo Dee 21A summary of shlo bulldlncln Mnlnoduilng 1B90 shows 121 ves sels constructed with an nsgrocnle tonnage nf Clll There wore 5 Bteamurs 4 ships 1 hirk 7 hnikentlnes 8l sclinciners and 15 sloops No bride hava I oft built In Maine eliini ISSi und that rig is apparently a thing ol the past

Page 4

1 TI THE SUN THURSDAY DECEMBER 25 189U ItS r OJ r c JI t I 11 tbe un I THURSDAY PKCEMnEIt 18 London Ofllfei of TUB 8UK 41 Weil mrand An feraraMleulom ihoold b addrfiMil to HUNK I WIIITN no Iru4 London W u I Christina According t the ecclesiastical calendar tho Founder of Christianity was born Into the world 1800 years RIO today At Ilia birth wo are told In Scripture a multitude of an rea appeared In the heavens singing Glory t GOD In the highest and on oar peace good will toward men When JESUS began His earthly mission In Gale His proclamation to mankind was Repent for the kingdom of hcavoo la at hand I Nearly two thousand years have passed I lIID then and as yet ponce good will and f repentance have not conic Tho kingdom ot beaten It not yet established on earth The world was never before armed for war u It f today Tho greatest expenditures of Christendom for the Chrtondom are maintenance of armies and navies and for the supply o munitions of war Every art and every clones Isenllstou In the business of dealing death and destruction to mankind with the result that war grow rooro bloody and their devastation more terrIble wnen JESDS came upon the earth mon fought hand to hand or discharged arrows and Javelins nt short range Now armed S with weapons of precision they light at long range and the field within which the slaughter may b accomplished Is vastly ex r ended Gunpowder wan first employed In war nearly a century before the introduc tion of the modem art of printing by means I of which the message of JESUS has been I sent throughout the world In our day ex plosives far more violent than simple gun powder a employed The calibre and de struotivo force of great guns a Increased steadily and machine and magazine guns gM multiply the rapidity and deadliness of hO tile fire A great part of the patents granted by a Christian nations are for warlike de vices and one of tho Important Industries of this peaceful republic Itself Is the manufac ture o Implements and munitions of war Physics chemistry and mechanics ore studied ceaselessly t bring every force and element of nature to tho aid of tho soldier The zeal with which the hunt for new means of killing men Is pursued is a great a the devotion of Prof KOCH in hIs search for moans saving their lives Not a day passes when war la not going on somewhere in the world i and a Europe armed t the teeth waits in expectation of a conflict wat expctton conliot more glgantlo and terrible than any which has occurred lu the history ot mankind Assuredly then peace and good will have not como to men Meantime too the t Metmo t strug gle foroxifitcnco continues t b the battle it was always and It goes on In persistent lolaUon of the precepts of JESHB The pursuit of worldly gain I no loss eager and no more unwlflsh than it f mor nlfsh was when as J wo are tOll me ueavoniy hot sang their peon of triumph over the cradle In Bethle hem Tho Christian world makes hardly a pretence of organizing society after the model He laid down a divinely fashioned Yot for nearly two thousand years the Christian Church proclaimed that the only method of escape from tho torments of everlasting damnation Is strict obedience t the com mands of J u Himself the Ruler of the Unhorse The sentiment of charity may have become more tender and more general with the extension ot Christianity or with the development ot civilization and yet fighting bargaining and contests in courts ot law go on as they did Thebes and Nine veh and Babylon Home Jerusalem and Athens Tho methods of the struggle may have changed but in its spirit i is the same Thc thoughts ot mankind are on this world rather than on the world t corn and their hottest quest Is for tho treasures of earth and not the treasures of heaven Yet the world has been growing better all these years aa a plaoo to live in The te yenr a 0 plac lvo very selfishness o mel has made it s I their pursuit of individual train or ambition they have benefited not themselves only but all 1 mankind and constituted as human nature still Is those benefits could not have come unless selfishness had boon stimulated t seek for them However it may have been onoe manna now no longer drops from heaven Tho oroes ot nature a the enemies of man if ho does not subdue them to his service by constant labor We a now not far off from the beginning of a new century When that century also draws t its close will there be the radical change In the constitution of society and in the motives men which JESUS commanded and prophesied 7 But aa Scripture tells us a thousand years in His sight arc but a yesterday The Mugwump Machine I appears from the Evening Pout that the survivors of the Peoples Municipal League are about to pay the sincerest lattery t Tammany Hall They aro going t imitate Its plan tf oiganizatlon Not even tho quo tation marks with which the Post fumigates woida a odious t tho Mugwump mind as party and machine can conceal tho fact that the I1 M Lls following the counsels of the ungouiy ana rue lootstepa 01 tno astuto gen tlemen whom LAiutx calls the boys We quote from the Kveniny Pvst o Tuesday Tht ub ommltn of In ot tDf rtogUi Mqnlclpjil LtwRua ni luttd to formulal a plan for tb ptr Kluslou or tut urr nluilD lait nltbt held ib lut ra inmkiir or mctlnn wtd dtltmuiwi asos th rc nUMnD of I rrtr In Ucin mp I itulUr to U 11Uon ar b Republlc Tiunnuy 1111 al41bo Couotr DOoror It ii U a mMaln si can of In memlxn at It oomalttM szrsud I bot a BMbln U IP corrupt Illtnu i mini ftthl the corrupt Bitbwls ot Iko yarty lueblBM owsiltUQt A to pvttr Bvalilaal ticUoos u4 Ibo xlsiliilMrsUeB o oily tfialra Of course a Mugwump machine must b good machine but there la a e vor o wickedness about It which conservative wcel aut whc cnseatve Mugwumps must regret A few months ago who would have believed that the sim ple Hmoxaof the PUL would ever organ ize a general or county committee and dis trict oommltteee Yet this I what they are going to do There are t b FML leaders I each district and there is t b a general leader and boss probably the Hon WHEEL SB B FZCXBAM Tho political methods aud devices of Tammany and tho Repub licans and the County Democracy are t b Imitated and Improved upon I possible by tho machine parsons and their lay mahlno parns anl thei co I adjutors We are threatened in tact with a F M L Hall Whether there I enough left ot the P M L to form the skeleton of I t IkeletvD an organization la another matter There may b leaders J enough and t pre but where will the followers be found 7 That however I no business of ou and wo are glad to see the p M L which to speak plainly tried In the lat municipal campaign to cover up thi dirtiest sort ot politics with a pretence of nonputUanahip and an assumption lof superior morality coming out squarely as a party and a machine We dont believe It will ever have the tiengtli to do the city any harm i aud now 4 I that It I admit itself t b t what it 18 It can b obsre without the disgust which hum bug causes In a healthy mind I will still bo pretentious and probably ridiculous but at any rate It will b more honest and less hypocritical than It has been I The Cup and the lAp By all moans the most Interesting In cident at tho banquet of also pretences was tho presentation t tho Hon Gnovzn CLEVE LAND of a sliver cup or mug which used t belong t THOMAS JEPFKIISON THOMAS JKFFEBSOK B nomo of tho Mug wump banqueters may not know was tho I father founder nnd unstuffod prophet ot American Democracy JEFFERSON JACKSON TILDEN Is tho line of succession by which tho spirit and doctrines of genuine Democ racy have como down t the present gen eration Each of thosogroatDeraocratawos a leader of tho first class In Intellectual abil ity In initiative and acton in disinterested devotion t the good of Democracy and in tho personal qualities which command and inspire Each was a Democrat I tho full sense o the word that f t say each was so thoroughly Imbued and possessed with the vital and cardinal principles ot tho Dem ocratic faith that ho orUo was quick t apply those principles to every new question or condition that arose and able to solve every now political problem by the true Demo cratic philosophy That f what distin gulches these three leaders from many other eminent Democrats who have ailed t reach the flrst place in the Democratic hierarchy simply because they wem t a certain extent onesided men The next name that history hold worthy t take rank with those of THOMAH Jar PEON AKDBKW JAUKBOX and 8 AM DEL J TILDEN will be the name of a Democrat who is neither a scheming egoist nor a crank with one Idea In his quiver The ale cup which figured at the bouquet quet of false pretences on Monday evening Is said to b one of a Bet of thirteen presented sented t JEFFXRSOX by his friends In the thirteen original States of the Union Where the other twelve cups are wo are not I Informed The thirteenth cup reaches the Hon GROVER CLXVXLAND by way of Provi dence Rhode Island Tho presentation was devised perhaps to signify that In tho opinion ot the donor tho mantle of THOMAS JEFFERSON now covers the Integument that in It turn covers tho stung o the Stuffed Prophet of William street I was intended perhaps by tho Rhode Island gentleman and the managers of the banquet of false pretences to link together the names ot the llrst Democratic President elected and tho last Democratic candidate defeated In tho United States JEFFERSON JACKSON TIL DEK and CLEVELAND I liut t the minds of Democrats generally outside of the immediate circle of Mr CLEVELANDS adorers the incident of the silver cup bears a very different Interpreta tion Tho cup f of silver The massive object moulded o Americas while metal passed into the Hon QHOVEK p lnt GuoV CLEVELANDS bands Just at the conclusion of one of his characteristic and windy speeches made up of about equal parts of tariff reform as the sum and substance of American substnc Americ Demo racy and GROVER CLEVELAND a the flower and pride o tariff reform The sight or even the mention of silver must b hateful t Mr CLEVELAND when it Intrudes upon one ot his tariff reform seances He knows as well a any other man living that where there 1 a single Democrat now who cares t hear anything further from his lips on the subject of customs duties there a a hundred Democrats Interested t ltest to know where he stands on the question of silver coinage He 1 aware that his loot utter ance on the subject definitely and I ap pearance Irreparably committed him t a policy In which a great majority of the Democrat ot the United States do not con cur Be recognizes the fact that while he is proclaiming his own virtues a a honest aggressive courageous and nobly unselfish champion of tariff reform be is a dodger on the silver question a trimmer a skulker a politician artfully and for selfish reasons avoiding an expression of opinion that 10iduI epresion opiion may cost him myrlada of votes whichever way he allows his convictions t develop It is a bitter draught that goes t the lips of the perpetual and perplexed candidate when It is handed to him In THOMAS JE FERSONS cup ot silver I I Art and Gratitude More than the ordinary degree of excite ment prevail In the Inner circles prv crcl of Phila delphia high life just now on account of a bequest of 10000 made t PAT IUBKT by the will o a benevolent millionaire In tho chilledIron industry of Pittsburgh The money is t b paid O tbe first of noxt March and the anticipatory tension 1 great among those who know Mr FUBEI and who have enjoyed the hospitalities of the saloon In which he presides barkeeper It seems according to the most trustwor thy and authentic Philadelphia accounts that this benevolent and benefactory millionaire ionaire resided for u considerable period In the old Centennial town and while there enjoyed every delicacy from planked shad to Chester county butter Including reed birds scrapple cranberry pie wares steamed oysters and cream peach pudding and lowneck clams Such articled might well satisfy the longings of the most fastid ious appetite and ward off for a indefinite time the cruel l cravings of hunger unao pad but they ell short of being sufficient for our legaoydlspenstoff millionaire Like many another tour ist or fcojourner In Philadelphia he felt frequently the need of a square bracing and sufficing drink constructed on a eclonUflo plan But like many others he was of ten disappointed He could not get I the drink and nothing rewarded his drnk notlni reware quest but the proffer of those timehonored Philadelphia delphia beverages spruce beer mead gin ger 8 circus lemonade ambrosia cherry bounce peppermint bitters molasses and honey plain soda Barsaparlllo and cold to Beset with a round of constant disappoint ments deluded hopes and shattered expec tations he experienced a keen and genuine cravA for an oldfashioned orthodox cock tail with whiskey as its foundation and ti whikey 1 Is a taste of orange peel and bitters mixed In by deft and dexterous hands But It seems that ho could not get It Various fraud ulent and misleading decoctions were offered him a substitutes by unlearned and Inex pert publicans and when he complained lie was sidetracked back again t mead epruooybeer soda and ginger ale In this extremity he was about t shake the dust of Philadelphia from his gum shoes when he camu into contact with the exterior edge of th bar whore FUREZ prevailed and presided He asked for a cocktail and much t his sur prise Funny made one with all the skill of an artist The Philadelphia papers do not fur nish many details of the occurrence They merely speak of It a having taken place though ono of them Mr CHILDSS Ledger prhaP rises toward poetry In It Impas eloned description His taste for stimula the beverages was never fully satisfied until I PAT served him with a soulstirring mlxtutn In which abbinthe and other nerveproducing Ingredient were mingled The Ingenious liquor te took this compound t the mil lionaire room at GnitENn many times a day and when the grateful recipient felt tho approach of tho Inevitable end ho as sured FunKY that ho would receive a sub stantial reward Whether too much Indulgence In Phila delphia cooktalU brought t his room caused the decease of tho grateful MUo dOe to recipient to bo more sudden than it might otherwise have been our contemporaries do not in form UK But at all events tho venerable mllonnlr bachelor as ho was did not for i get the barkeeper Ho bequeathed 10000 t FURRY and not so much a a trade dollar collectively t all the dispensers of sod mend spruce beer and other thin beverages Tho moral of this Incident would appear to bo that even in Philadelphia all things come t him whocan wait and that ifs man b sufficiently patient what ho mot craves may bat even b brought t his room by a 1100 barkeeper Facts Not t be Forgotten The Atlanta Constitution sees things very much n they am and presents tbe facts with admirable perspicuity It itrlkti ui that tho Dmo rMla party ot Niv York bu In ths pirion of Oornor DAvID Huxirt HILL tho raoit active anil tborouthly qulppd liadir I It bu 16 Inct tha dar ot Mr TILUI Ctrlalnly th party his ncantty com out of a Ttry holly contested etrapalfn with firing colon and 1 U I xtntratir concedtd that thIs rainlt waa dcl la a irIsh tntaaura to th ortanlaa lion ret by Oor rnor tILL This Is entirely true but by no means complot Our contemporary omjfs the im portant fact that In tho recant hotly con tested campaign which the Constitution no justly appreciates tho Democratic party of this city was flerooly opposed by tho inti mate friends of President CL mat CLEVELAND and by the journals that habitually and con stantly support him They were organized and arrayed In deadly hostility t tho De mocracy and the extraordinary hotness of the contest was caused In great part by tho necessity of resisting and crushing their desperate onset Another interesting olroumatan Is passed over by our Atlanta contemporary It Is that I here I the city of Now York where the bat tle raged most violently the cause of the Democracy was maintained In tho press by only two dally journals namely by the Daily Aetc ably ondjudlclously conducted byfeen ntor WILLIAM L BROWN and by TiE SUN which shines for all The rest of the Impor tant journals ot the city wore opposed to the Democracy and utterly hostile to tho only Democratic organization that main tained tho Democratic standard They sup ported tho league of Mr CLEVELANDS special friends and Boss PLAT in their frantic attempt toovcrwhelm the Democratic party and hand over the government of this great metropolis to their mongrel combin ation of Mugwumps and Republicans New Brazil Wo have not yet received a copy of tho new Federal Constitution of tho new repub lic of Brazil as prepared under the authorl ty of the Provisional Government Wo find however In a budget of Brazilian news just at hand a document that Is declared t b an abbreviation of It fundamental provi sions We quote The rl hti o eltlitiu a thus Indicated FIrst may may door Cti5 to do what they think belt 10 lone ai they rcipect tho rUihti ot Olbn Sec ondly Profit freely their religion Thirdly Express their opinion freely Fourthly Teach and Ibtr oplalol Tal n learn what theyohooao Fltihlyi I Select lbs mod of Utlnjc thai lulu thorn Sixthly Meet publicly without Interference ot th plo Serentbly 1 Como Into remain In I or quit Brazil is Hill ibelr Intcreita EUhthly 1 Aik tor any thine thy require Mainly The home of a olilsen U an innoiaie Urlam Tammy AU aro equal Derore Ins law I The repnbtlo will abolish iDiclal prlTUegta tiCs and other class auttncllont Truly these a admirable provisions They are a broad and liberal a could b de sired They are the foundation principles of genuine democratic The demortlo government They provide for the maintenance of personal liberty and the public liberties They Ub ad publo lbrie are a warranty of the safety of the State and an evidence of its strength They are worthy of the freest country on tho earth There ban b no doubt that our own Fed I eral Constitution was a guide to tho Br statesmen by whom the provi sional Constitution for the new republic has been drawn bon up The republic of Brazil will take high rank among the free Governments of tho world if Its people adopt and maintain the princi ples embodied In the chapter concerning tho rights of citizens a here given He who aspires t b the leader of the national Democracy cannot be the slave of hobbles or tbe wearisome creeeber of a single doctrine Ho cannot be a the New York 1mn once said of a politician whose views are narrower than his waist a parochial states man manTo French Ambassador at Tangier has made a demand upon the sultan of Morocco for the necessary permission to construct a railroad between western Algeria and Fez one of the capitals of Morocco The Bultna has appointed a committee of eight of hie subjects t study the project Morocco Is known to b iloh In many resources and nothing but tbe fanaticism of its Inhabitants prerents from reaching a development soo ond to that of no other African country I Is more favored by nature than h erla and the day Is doubtless coming when Europe will da mand that eo rich a region so near tho north era nation shall b utilized for tbe purpose of European commerce It Is not known that the Bultan of Moioooo himself has any special objection to railroad He baa In the palaoe ground at Morocco a little railroad about a mile long complete In all reiperK 01 which he and this ladles of his harem often make the tour of th grounds It I safe to say that the Presidential boom of Oen NrwoN A MILM will not be quickened by th slaying of BITTJNO BULL We do not know the name or the whereabouts of the boomer who a few week MO said that there wo or would be snob a uoom but we Infer tbat he can now take a rest from booming Hccci going to Boston t fast Boston is a er good town to go to for that purpose I yon want t eat though Boston I is a good town to keep away from II I In the negotiations that preceded the pres ent Beoteb railroad strike be strikers dis played that peculiar stubbornness which has aiwais boon atti ibuted tothe Scotch character Blnnu tbe strike began botb sides have refused to yield a jot The Scotch railway managers are just as etubborn as their workmen It Is not Scotchman against Englishman In this battle I Is the stubborn Scotch wage earner agaact the stubborn Bcotch wage uayer I Is likely that the superiority of Scotch gumption to Scotch stubbornness or dourness will yet be leo In Ibis case as It has been in other cases From Kansas the mighty mother or alliances snoop cOle new of the formation of a Orand Lie of tbe Knights of Reciprocity tho Plumed Knight of Reciprocity we suppose We have recently given reports of four earthquake shocks one ot them In Pennsylva nia the others in Peru Chill and Guatemala and according adespatch aI now aorlntto In yesterday fUN there was a decided shook on Tuesday In Tennessee These underground rumblings are always alarming tomanklud but in this coun trr they have seldom or at least within histori cal times wrought any serious damage In the Peruvian town ot Callao nlb 38th of Oc tober lost there was a grand religion proces sion In commemoration ot the earthquake by which 1746 that city wa almost totally destroyed In 1746Why Why CLKVKLAXD Is so nearly tho unanimous cnolc of nil Patti li I euy to lee acrlmft l l Aryueiicati Democracy er easy The Mugwump patty not the Labor contractors who Import laborers from Italy under contract ought to have learned by this time that we have a law which prohibits them from doing so It Is pitiable to tee squads of poor Italian laborer who hae I just landed at this port sent straight back to i Italy because thor were bronchi hero under contract with padrones I Is time that tho padrones who are guilty of violating the law In question were punished Thus tar their vic tims have suffered while they themselves have disregarded the law with Impunity I For OoTraor U 1801 Fran ttu 4fbany rtmu There Is no good reason why Governor Hill should bo either shelved In the Sonato or rele gated to prlvatn life at the expiration of his nrlent term Ho has been elected Governor of this State but twice and there are nbun dent precedent for his being again a candi date for that great ofllco and elected to It Just as tbo Illustrious Washington our first Presi dent let the example of retiring to private life at the expiration of his second term and thus established a precedent which has now all the fore of tin nnwrlltnn law an our crnnt llovnlu tlonary war Governor sturdy old George Clin ton eitabllsbed the precedent that a man may b elected Governor of this State as many time as the people want him George Clinton was elected Governor of this State for six suocen stvo terms of tbreo years each commencing In 1777 and then after an intermission ot six years be was In 1801 elected for his seventh term retiring in 1804 become the VicePresi dent of the United States Daniel D Tompkins was elected Governor for four successive term of three Tears each commencing in 1807 be also retiring In 1817 to become VicePresident Wllltatn L Marcy was elected Governor for three successive terms commencing with 162 and wa a candidate for a fourth term but was defeated by William I Seward Seward him self although be served but two rms was three times the candidate of his party hllo Horatio Seymour who was twice elected was five times a candidate for the Governorship The Albany Times has made no secret of Its admiration forGovernorHIll orot Its desire for his advancement Uellovlngboth In his Demo cracy and In his popularity aa well A In his I statesmanship would like above all things to see him the standardbearer of tho united and Invincible Democracy the great national content of 1892 believing that ho would be tri umphantly elected and that he would give the Union as ho has given the State a wise pure and patriotic administration And because we desire to see Governor flu In the Presidential chair as Mr Harrisons immediate successor we trust he will not gratify his Republican nnd Mugwump ene mies by permitting himself to be shelved in the United States Penate Let him go boldly before the people ot this State next year a the Democratic candidate for Governor for a bird time as Clinton and Tompkins Marcy did then If reflected as we believe ho would be by an overwhelmlnc majority his name would be presented to the Democratic National Con vention of 1892 as New York emphatically Tontoo Yorkl omlhatclly re iterated choice backed up by an argument which even his opponent would have to admit as irresistible That II 1 what we would have Governor David B Hill do and we dont care who knows itt I Truths That Bear BetclllatK From Uii Boston jttnertliar The coniunt and plqnant attack of TH Ira upon Cleveland section the Democratic party 0 well aa that intlemaD hlmielC do not appear lola for tweaua of their repetition Foreign Note of Kent Inter Th Sultan haimade Trot Koch a FlntClui member of the Oimanleh Order Bocbeforli Hit of duel up to date number tweuty three In leren ot which he was wounded DOyly Carte hai commliiloneit Edward Solomon ta write Iba music of lbs next opera at tbs Saroy Thcairfl A theatrical venture ipoken of Involve a tent In I Cha forest of Hi Girmalae for 80 ipeclator car a rat lion flay A piano hu been exhibited at the Edinburgh Exhi bition with two eta of string and to oounlin boards Each key therefore itrlkei ilx Hrlng Initeud of throe and a pedal makes It poivlbt to play on Cue only Tbe tail manifesto of Oe Boulantor U a letter thank nr the 1QU09 elector or the Cllxnancourt dlvialon of Puts who lately abstained from Tollnt and In this way proteiud against b exlitlnf Parliamentary rEalm Hnbenatela baa resigned ai director of the mosleM oooiirvalory ot 81 Ietenburir l The alleged ron la that the Emperor returned no aniwirio a communica tion silt by Kubeniteln formulating a scheme for the reorganization or the eoniervatorr Count Fenetici who expected h Trine of Wain to liar with him In Austria did not hesitate to reply to tho frlncei Intimation that among the friend he would bring with him would be Baron Ulrich tbat ba diclln t tha honor ot receiving the Baron and A tile whole vUlt was given u Tba laleit report of the Agricultural Bank of lOw glvee a good ides of le Indtbtednen of Russian landed proprietor In Volhynla alone thirtyone manors with an aggregsterea or IO 000 acrea are about t com under lbs hammer In lh department of Klew the number or manori to be sold li I eighteen and lbs total acreag 80001 In all fnropeia Bouts 9 000 land owners are now bankrupt and their properties IU to b Mid at notion within a few months lr Uipeniky ot Bt reteriDurg hai Jut laid before the Uyglenlo looSely there n will ma the Itutilan Win later of lbs Interior an account of his method and sue cell In treating consumption I claIm b liable I to cure It He ninth Ilrown Sequard 1lr 10 give the patient Iunllb enough to resist Ibo dlieaie and then complete the cur by mean of a preicribed diet and mos of llfa I lncludi In his account a large num ber of teitlmonlal within by men who lay they wire cured by him and bearing Iba endoriementof nveral of the beltknown phyilclani In St feteribnrK Count Trans Slcklugen who wai ImprUoned recently in Vienna for iwlndllnv A widow out of bin IttlU all dOOO I ihe mOl highly connected raical lul who Sea been In a continental court for many yean According to th Uoina Almanac h ti the heir of the family minor In fldra Auntrlan Mleila Jloja Imperial Ubambrrlaln Knight ot the Bavarian Order of M lleorge and Major lalhe AuiiroIluugarlinarmy I nied his rank In deceiving the widow who eventually caused lilt arreit At th trial a Utter wai ibowu written by him to her to tb effect that Ferdinand of Ilulgarla wn to be depoied oon and that he Blcklnien would then incceid to the Bulgarian throne I national congren of Antlnan and llungirlan miners was held lu Vienna two week ago One hundred deputlea ripr enlla buioi working nilnenwrprea ot vhs Uimaudi of the I congress were Iba eighthour day In law and feet prohibition ot labor In mines for children under ie year mural of lh Sunday pies to thirty two boon of mine Inspection Mate examination of all Overseers unlvirial ullaal1 1 eor anlnr inffrag and the emtlon of tees technical achcola Tbs con cress silo respired In favor of a fin of liar celebra tion llrlkei a au Indlipeniable weapon and lb sanding ot a delegation to lbs Inliriialonal Cougrui of Vllner In 1arli next rear Germany U I tlm classical land of suicides and Saxony U Iti 11011 suicidal province Toexerr million of Bux om then r 40 I aulcldia although the nest of the mplr b las an average of oul IMMuoto the million In Lelpno the ratio U tlie highest the clvllUed orld 400 to the million or ntty more than In rails In London the nnmlier per million li I hi In M Ietera buig UVi In loll wi lu Urnna 2 In Iruula the number of mlclCei Inrrtucd between IBM and isle l from ltw to I5I In France nttr yean ago the annual number of inlildei wit l7au in IsiS 1 had Increaied to m3l nli In Iff 1 8 to HI8T Of the lulcidei or IB8J ISBO 1 wer committed by men betwnn r and loyeari of age and BJI by mill between 40 and Wl NoiblBgc To JVrmt or fclguor Succl Vat did as lan ala us vail long hair lay about my fait f Altindantlle said he I didnt see anything In U to blow about Hgnor Succli uoindirllt Who u het t Attendint Old Sinks She tel A t Sala B Kznmplc feuudur School VUltor Children you all want to get to sIts tup of the ladder I can do no better thin to ok you 10 emulate ihe example of a toy I knew lie Hart cC without a dollar without a frleud ai I might lay but he roei round by round and now jrhei do 1 think he lit I PupilI b Ireildentof the UnlKd Matei Yisiwttoi rit but hti la a stuns aa dole villl i I HKPOHK TI1K lAnK BOARD II for OratlBc nntf Paving Btroet U I the Lasezed Dlitrlri Did for paving iJSIh street from Third to St Ann avenue were opened by the Park Commissioners at their meeting yesterday meCtnl yelorlY The paving II I to be done with trap blocks Henry Tones bid of S168 a square yard was the lowest There were also ten bids for build I lug a sewer In 101st street 101 Iewpr 16111slret between Washing ton and Elton avenues The lowest bidder was Thomas J Olllts who asks 1205 for 15Inch pipe and 103 for 13Inch pipe There were also contract for building sewer In 171 street from the Uarlem Railroad to near St Anthony avenue 150th street from llallroadto Courtlandt avenue 158th street from Third to Elton avenue IMth street from Jlon onul llUh Moirls avenue to a point 415 leet west of Court landt nenue and In 143d Street There were also proposals a for grading a number ot time street In the annexed district Th bids wore Ill t ory close and tho Commissioners ordered that they bo tabulated oreld A number 01 persons were present with roti tlonH but President iallup said that they could not bo heard until 1 clock on Monday mnrnluir when a special meeting will be held The meetnl wi helll question of changing the system of streets in the Hunts Iomt district was dls ciiBMid Ucn Viola the IVoMdent of the hast Bay Company which owns a large tract of land near Harrett8 Point wanted the system I revised The company say that the pronont system contain so manyclrolos and tingle mlny tbat It Is likely to cause confusion when Im provements are begun Oou Vleln ha a sic tem In which tbe block are to be 200 feet lone which bo said was only a modification of tbo present system Hunts Point road the Gen eral said was Irregular and he wanted It re placed by Tne born avenue which will cross thAnntlrn Hlfitrfat In n ttMltfht llnA Vim Inn Oral said that In twentyfive years this road may be the main tboroubfar In this country At Its foot will be n lorry from Collige Point over which will como Ills fat m produce from Long Island ns well as tbo bulk of f traffic be Nrw tnrepn York Long Island and the northern part b Howard Townsend representing hnrli E Dickey the owner of a farm on Hunts Point rpad obtained t any rhannn In the intern thu would clone the road Townscnd sutd that then were other obiectors who will be bear1 or Monday morning 11 b Dc fKztuira a ASSISTAHTS KKTXUK Mr Oofm Orlmtomom Jncleo Apairnlafr Ulrom tai Gootlly to Intfcfl COM Sew The lost t official act of Assistant Dlstilot At torrer GoiT who retires from the District At Hraoys office on Jan 1 wns performed yester day I took the shape of an opinion n to tbe duty of Chief Clerk Sparks of the General Ses sions and Oyer and Tcrmlner In relation to the recent notice of appeal to the Supreme Court i of tho United States eneil by Lawyer Itoger M Sherman In behalf of Shihlokl Juglgo the Japanese sailor who Is under sentence to die by electricity In tho first woek of January In this opinion ho ears that the warrant Issued to the Warden of the State Prison on Dee 1 commanding him to do execution of the sen tones of death originally Imposed was not a judgment but one judgment has boon judlmoat ben pro nounced in this cn e Tbat ludgmenthas been appealed from and affirmed and the only pro ceeding which took place on the 1st ol Decem ber was the fixing of the time when said judg tml ment should be carried nut Therefore the I paper Died with you H I not a notice of ani e il from a judgment and by it no duty whatever Is Imposed upon you as Clerk of Ibo court Asilstant District Attorney William Irat ore Jerome look his puhllo leave of olllce e ter day In tho General Sessions beforn Judge Cowing Mr Jerome said that In his tlireo Tears service under District Attorney Follows Dslrlct Atoroy Felos he had formed many pen nnt friendships In the General sessions na well as In the Dlsti lit Attorney office and Judge Cowing expressed his regret that tho county In to JOSe Mr Je romeH tlldont servings JH a public prosecutor I publc prolfculor Mr Jerome although the 5ounces of CoL lellnusH assistants has the highest percent nee for work done For eleven consecutive months last year he piosonntod In the Oeneial besslons a record unequalled in tho history of tho District Attorneys office covura AH VOLLECTIOX AGENCIES The Orawd Jury Annoyed by CoaeplMnt 1le Bdd Oalir to Coerce Debtor Since Imprisonment for debt ha been prim tically abolished in this State the frequency of applications to tbe Grand Jury for the Indict ment of debtors has been notable The usual allegation is that the debtor has obtained uaua sesslon of money or property bJ device con stituting larceny The object of course Is to make collections by using the lash of criminal prosecution Ordinarily the outcome of in dictment Is a prompt settlement of the claim The Orand Jury and the District Attorney exercise great vigilance and erv few of the I applications for Indictment alllotonl pas muster But enough slip through to establish an evil prac tice TIle Urand Jury handed up presentment en the subject yesterday to Judge Marline In the General Sessions announcing the follow conclusions and suggesting the propriety of legislation to enforce tnem Thai when a prnoulon has been commenced either b1 by Informal before s mamtmte or inClement By a crand Jury Involving an injury to the properly right of a private Individual any eompromiie propetv agreement to compromise lab absolutely prohibited until ihe One determination of the proitcuilon That In criminal action where Tht lon a defendant itandi had with the wrongful taking obtaining approprl atlng r die ntiugof mousy on procertvof another If i uolrrlg ofr he shall adni a clrll obligation lo the complaining party lie should be permitted to deposit the amoint b charged to have been miiapproorlaiea In aroll money 10 deposited to be dcliverrd over to tbe party shown to be entitled lo It ir the defendant li convicts but to be returned 10 the defendant In the event of hIs remedy acquittal b complainant being left I to his clrll That when a cafe li I dlimlued by a rirand Jury or the defendant li acquitted by a petty Jury J If the eel dence shows that the charge wai made without proba ble cause and from coercive or ulterior moOrs the grand or petty Jury ibotild b permitted tooinreiiio the court their opinion thrrrun such opinion to bead mliilble In evidence upon the trial of an action for ma llcloui proiecutlon brought by the defendant against hli accuser Judga Marline said he concurred In the pre sentment and would call the attention of lbs proper authorities to It Newfoundland Excited by the New HALIFAX Deo 34 According to the New foundland paper received by mal the Island Is likely to bu In a state of revolt when the nah Ing season open next spring Lord Sal buryx Government has renewed the modus nrtntli which was so objectionable to New foundlanders for another year and Agreed to settle the French sboro question during that Queaton durlnr time without regard to Parliament or the peo ple of the colony It is naM Lord Knutsford hat sent a lengthy communication to lime Gov ernor of tho Island In which ha says tbat the negotiation with the French Government must rest entirely minnnanasot Majesty ioyetnI000t and further that her Majestys ioiAinmont mnut ho trusted to Rot In the matter In I WHY f oy believe will conduce most eflectunlly to he Inter els nf tee people of New foundland J hn Uoopalch fmm lord Knuts ford warn the SeuloundlnncJerto avoid any nppemaueo nf oppretluiimich as recent oc currences ghe too much reason for fearing This lunutlcfllly maim taking away from the colony a responsible Goieiument and has erentotl 11 furore of hitter opposition nnd hOI opposiIon tile feeling to the mother country fbondler Scent Another Commplrtr CONCOHD N II Dec 2fThr Monitor to night contains a loader understood to be from the pen of United States Senator Chandler charging In substance that the managers of the Boston ami Maine Ilallroad contemplate a gigantic consolidation schemeS that they in tend interfering in New Hampshire polities In the Interest ot the Democracy and by a cor rupt use ot Ibo money of tbe corporation se cure control ol the Benati corporaton World lair Proclamation Bt the ITtlUenl St 1 VnUti Suttt AmericaA proc lamation Whereat Satisfactory proof has been preciouS to me that rrovlilon neibein mad for adequate ground and buildings for th uses of the World Columbian Expos iliac and that a sum not lisa than flncoouoo I lo he ud and eipnded for the purposes of laid Expoililon baa been provided In accordance with the condition and requirement of Mellon IU o an act entitled An act to provide for celebratloc the tour hundredth A Dlruory ot lb llonrr ot America by Chrlitopher Iolnmbu by holding an Jnternitlonnl exhibition of am br manufacture and Ihe prodnoia of the lull mine and lea ulog city I of Chicago lu the Mate of Illluola i approved April Iuvv how tharefor T amT liarrtion i frelldint of the collie etaiea oy viriue or Ih auiuomy viitei In me by 1U act do 1brJg and proclaim I that such International exhibition nn b lr opened on the lInt dy of May In Hie year eighteen hun dred lo ninetythree f the city of Chicago ub the slate ot lllliiola and will Cot b oloied before Ibe last Tlfurnliy In October of the lame year AudiO the name rn of the Government f sitS rt Ihe people t tics United bialia I do hereby Invite all the nitloni of the earth lo take part In I the eommfmoiattonof an event that II preeminent In human history and f l tailing lalereit to mankind by appointing I repreentitivei thereto and lending aueu exhibit t b world Columbian Kspoil lion Si will mnil fitly and fully Illuttrei their re source tine their industries and theIr progress In civillia testImony whereof I have hereunto in ray hind and caused the teal I nr He lulled lain Hi be must Hone t lbs city of Waihlogton Ibis Iwintv fourth J lay cf December one Ibounn eight hundred and ninety and of the Indentndeuoe ol lbs tilted I Stain the oni huidred and imeenlh baejsls i Uiamiox ill the freildenti lu Jati 0 Dung Cecretarycf Slats AID rUHBROOKtXN CttAIUTlKM Osty Thro Intltntl Cnt or frSis Ike X eipt of KzcUe loa r The Brooklyn Board of Estimate mt yester day Mayor Chapln presiding to agree upon a ba IR for tho distribution of 100000 of the Excise receipt Seventyone charitable Insti tutions have sent In their application nnd three of thsea were rejected namely the Leb anon Methodist Mission the Christian Aged Relief Association of this city nnd the Brook lyn Sanitarian Hospital The report of the last mentioned Institution showed that I had i sheltered only two patients during tho year Its chief medical director Dr T F Wilcox I was accused last spring of collecting the previous appropriation from tbe Excise funds upon false representations The Lebanon Mission 1 oiohulod because It failed to tile ita annual report with thn Hoard and the Christian Aged llellet Association because it is New JLUIK city Institution 11k et laslutnn Charges of malpractice had bean mndo bra Brooklyn newspaper against Mrs Mary A D Jones A l nod her son 0 J N D Jones M D thn munagors of the Brooklyn woman s Hos pital who applied for their Miare of tha Excise moneys There Is pending nn notion brotiubt by the AttorntyGcneral of the btato to dls Mno solve the corporation and Mr W N 4 Dykman wrote a latter to thu llonrd yesterday asking the city authorities to make no niiproprlatlon for the hospital ns sitih a course would affect the case hefore the AttoinorOrrtoral Dr 0 N D Jones opposed this reiue t nnd rtoclnrcd that Ihe uroceeilincf before the Atlorneydon oral were Insplied hy a prh ate corporation County Treasuier AditmH had mmrd that the Woman s Hospital xhniild be excluded from ray share In the Excise mlno xclidld when Major Jhapln Ill that the precedent had boon to Include the ln tltutl n named as ono of the oneUcllrle and to muko an aniironrln lon for It this yea would not ba n ilcparturo Irom precedent and wnitld not nlToct the cave lotoro thu Attornernonernl In Isis opinion Mr Adams withdrew hl motion Comptroller Jackson Kuve iras lilo opinion that tiO rt ort of the Womiina Honilal showed that It was entitled to some consideration COusllcfton The apportionment will I tie made next Fri day Under the now btA l of distribution tln hospitals ol Brooklyn will TO ehe seventyfive tents iieriUy fur iseli iiulunt tteae I end ton cents will bn allowed for enh dlsiensary mo Srlptlon Ifstiod I Home for thn tmnnl and care of aulx will receive twentrfhe cent per day for each child acoommodalod 1ULllt STATION LOUQlttGH rn Jraiad Tiirr Favorn Ilcltor IEoue and the Appointment ot Police Mnlronp When the Grant Jury entered Part of the General Sessions yrsterOay Fotemsn KItlaun Van lleneRslaor banded up to Judge Martina u long presentment from the tirnnd Jury upon the subject ot the police station lodging mums and thl failure of tho Police Commissioners to appoint matrons In tbo police station Atr reviewing the legislation affoctlng both questions the Gland Jury conclude that tim beet Interests of tho community loquiro that the Intention of the law should b car 1111 out and roiornnienl mat It Pu made mitndntory and that nn annual iropilutlon bo sot ntiirt Olalurl liy the llnaril of Kstlmatc nnd Apportionment lor tbe maintenance of allah bilging houei H ns the law lontemplntes lo that the urosent I ln1glng houses be abollshpd thoioby rei ulnA lbs polices of an unnecessary Lutdon llrgnrdlnu the law nuiborirlni the appoint ment of police matrons in the cities the Grand Jury recoinnieniH the pnsfniro of an not Ilk bag compliance with this I Tovlslons of the law or 1H88 nmudatory upon t h moiierantliorltlot nllhDrlto In thU citv nnd leluesta that A copy or tills presentment be trontmltted to the Governor Judge Mai tlno said that I c py ot the nro sentmunt should be boot at once to Jot Hill OKK tilCKKKAl IIILKMSIA He Want to Know Where to Look nr nl lemtmrrment HherllTBIcklcs appeared bofora tho Board of Estimate and Apportionment yesterday with Sheriffelect Gorman Thu sum of 122232 was appropriated for the ofllco which is 3000 more than 8 asked for In the proislonal es timates In October the salaried list of the of fice was fixed at 193480 but Ibis was inn eased t 96881 by the employment of another book keeper and an extra guard for the prison vans Sheriff Ulckles wanted the llourd to take some action regarding his thortaae of t3tf81117 which was occasioned by the now law Tbe Comptroller will report on this deficiency bo fore the end of the year Sheriff Hleklos was also anxious to learn how he wn to get back over 2000 which It would cost him to windup the affairs of his office nfler the end of the year tie was Iota mat no would nave to look to the Legislature for that Tomorrow the appropriations for the De partment of Charities and Correction will be arranged KKH ills VLKDOK TO A DEAD FRIEND A Story oCtkJabseiow Floo A Widow and Elsrht Children Cured For PiTrsnuBan Dec 2LIn May 1889 a young man named John A Little wbo worked for the L A Smith Wooden Ware Company of this city left for a short vacation and as be was going ho said to Christian McKee a fellow workman If anything happens to ma take care of my family McKee promised that be would and Little went away He was lost In the Johnstown flood A wife and eight chil dren were left without support and McKee set about redeeming his promise He sent nut more than a thousand letters to relatives near and distant and to friends or the family ant nearly nil responded with small sums of mover The amount collected was 5620 Mr McKee has purchased n housj with part nf the money which has boon dwded to Mrs Little and the rent has teen placed to her credit in a bank Two of the children have been provided with employment ALL SAV1OAJILK Jtimtta FREt The Oovernut Hnet For for the Mason gekelas IraproTemeiim llowvrr PiTTBBunan Doc 24 Judge Acheson of tha United State Circuit Court banded down a decision today In the caoof the Monongabela Navigation Company fixing the damages to be paid by the Government for condemnation of the company dam and lock No 7 at 1209000 The decllon lecite the history of the navi gation of the Manongahela giving due credit to the company which made It oo sltile t tern the stream In low wnt r Jtdge itch son declares that the navigable rivers are public not private hlxhwny Thacasnbn hon on trial for cercrhl years Tblnautlon was under taken under an act nf Congress setting apart an uurrppilntlon for this piirimse It Ix likely that similar steps will bn taken In respect tn the other dams and locks the aim of the United rttate Government being to make the navigation of this river free Nntnrnl Out Mubjret lo Duly WASHINGTON Dec 24The Collector of Cus toms at Buffalo N Y recently xunmlited to the Treasury Department the question as to whether natural gas Imported Into that port from Canada is liable to duty under tb Tariff law He says that tbu Buffalo Natural his and Fuel Company Is engaged In laying a large eightInch mam pips IICIOHI Miitiira liner fur thetrankinlsslonof natural gas produced In CanudiUo bo CeO 1 on this side lor fuel purposes that It will ba bronchi In large riiiuiititles and take the place of fuel In many hundred imue holds In tlm northern part of UufTalo und that the ijuantlty received Is to bu measured by a meter located on the Amei Icon side of the river In replying to the Collector Assistant Secretary Hiiaulillng allis Under ibo cironuj8tunc mentioned the department oncnrs with ou in tlm niilnlon ibid llliunlnaliiiB am Is wholly different from electricity and that as It is l a merclmntablo conmoJIty uhloli i an li meusiircd ns reuJlly is liquids suit other gases It would bo liable to duty on Importation The proper rate of duty vtould seem to bo lhat Prescribed for un ennuierated unmnnufacturud articles viz 10 per icut ad alorem Hecrtnrv Cuak u for llurron In 1HD2 WASHINGTON Dec 24Timis evening Secre tary husk Bald that ha was sorry to see isis name connected with lie article recently pub lished giving a farmer vote on President candidates for 1692 He sincerely regretted Roy attempt to turn the attention of Itepuli cans away from Pipildent hanson us n can dldatet His Aduilnlitnuionjlio said had been a clean one directed to the best Intermix of the whole peoplr and he cnnllduntly looked for his renomlnatlon and reelection StartIng Out Wall The Vlilior viewing the new babD0 you think he U going to reiembl his father t The Metherl ihouldnt be surprised lie keeps me up every nIght Vrrr Likely Not I wonder how a oompoier fteli when he encounter an organ grinder turning out one of hli compoiltloni I donS believe he like It any bitlir than we do when we have to miet our ass notes 4 Med Letter Day Stringer In WaihlcgtonWhat hu hi penidwbat li all lhat Doll about t ReileintOh thafi General Onesty cs1ebratiegot ef hi wtathir orecaiu hu come true FOUTtCAt NOL vta V These are the offices to be filled atnsityesr1 State elections Governor UeutnaatOOTr nor Secretary of Slats Comptroller Attorney General State Engineer Mtato Treasurer No Judge of Appeal is 1 to bo elected until 1802 The proposed amendment to article 8 of the Stale Constitution which wa to have been submitted to the voters of the State on April U tailed to pass the last Legislature In the form oqtilred and so that It might be pnl to tote ii proposed an addition of two Supreme Court Judges In the First and Beoond district New York and Brooklyn and one in sash of the other six judicial distrieta of the Blat There salaries are paid to police officer of the rations grades AS provided for 18Jl br the Board of Apportionment Superintendent 10000 Chief Inspector 13000 Inspectors J3GOO Captain 127JO Sergeant IJOOO roundsmen 11800 patrolmen graded i 11000 1100 or llStiO according to length of service doormsn 11000 i doiaatlves 2000 ana sun Croat IliJM The work or ornamentation and embellish mont is going forward actively at various Tam many hondouarters The rooms of the Wig li wamltos In the Eighteenth district are to he enlarged br fti ntliltloa fortrllvu feat in length lii This will add materially In the comfort and onvoulonous ot the establishment i The offices to bo filled nt next rears munic ipal election ate as follows A Supreme Court Judge In place of John It Brady elected In 1877 for fourteen yrnisa Judne of the Cm mon PleasCourt In place of HogorAPryornii pointed br this Governor In I HCO ot Richard M Uirromnrc resigned ifiiil two Judues of Dm City Innrt III nlaeit ol David McAdnm and bliiion 31 Uhrllch eleotdl 1B3S Tho next Board of Alderman will bo coin posed Inclmlnir the Provident ot twenty regular Demounts one regular llepubllcan nno Independent lloiuihl can one Independent Domooint and throu County Democrats Of thelftttor two Ola my and Hart are ainur it la paid to tin Tammany Wulch would heats William Titt the Miiituik fti uv tr HI this Ctmu ties itS George Munis Is ol the iieiiuiilkan CommlshlonorJohn MiCIavos bond ns Po lice Com iilslouer la f SUnon and as Troiisuror of too lioircl U Is lionliiio additional His puretlei lire tlu mma nn lintn i nnd They have beau approved by tbo Comptroller The i4ocinlst sn liditton S aImed for In this Bt In illil not lecete MK iimn lotuS at the lat loot nn ns tho Moitnous Dulled ut the lat election In Uab Few of the twentyfour district leaders of the Tnmmntiy Hull organization bate been unl turtnly I mummy Hall mon Frank T Fit gtinldof tit Mrntwn the cnndMnte of the United Labor puny for CivIl Jiulso In 18 7 aud his fntliur wis one of tliii f undf rs if Site County Democracy Intrlck lllvicr of the rtoeot d was a member or Apollo Hail and Daniel Oltully of the Thud before twine a member ol tbti County DonocrH itv ticis he wm In 1HSI to IHfni wi n nnmljtr i Irving Hull Ho wAs HIM elect d to the AH ambit as n nieinler of the Mna t Hull nrn Iation wit n Foiniimlo nod wan iti irululitg pint Peter Mitchell of the Fifth win a mom XT of Atiolln Hull null WH lib I I llrst elsa ve HH tiuniN nee lor Ills rut Attorney Il IfnA hut wits i1e tented In tie Cent ilnit on by Vdlinni 0 Vlu Itey JudrfuGiirniiip of the Ninth WAS orcf until nn Apollo Hall man Alfred Mock lor of the Tenth WUH a Kcpubllcun until 18WI lnivl c pilor to that tlira led within the rmiUs of tile Republican party In that Oermnii dlsrl t tboso opponed In the looderahlp nt Juliio Jacob Pnttesun John Scait cull of the tlcvonth catnn Into his ilrst rrumlnnoco In politlcn a n nmmbut of the Jlozart Hall orsanba Ion unit Uiulfl tinnier of the Ttsolfth was ono of t to or clniil Cointy liotnncrnoy Committee In that riliitrlct Ld wurJ P llntftn of the Sixteenth wa i tim soc coHsful nnttTanimiiny caiulidjtu fr the As semlly lu 1H7 aol hf WItS subneqnuatlr a inomber of living Hall Georao V Pluukltt of lie i Revontoi nth wii a member of the old New iok Dimncrney organization which Irvine Hall sut erf ndcd and wits twne Its un successful candidate for tim leclBlntiiro Judeo Whlto m the Twentythird and Fire ConunlcHliiiitr 1uiroy In tbu Twentyfonrth I wore both members of the County bemocrauy from 1883 to 1888 The live Assembly districts In the ctty la which the battle for factional supremacy be twi an Ilepubllcans will be fought la the spring i aro the First Second Fifth Eighth and Tnnlttl P10 Ilnhlln li4 a i First Join H Grimes Is I slstnnt custodian of IbePoitOnica building and lt i Ie his eus tom lu a u important municipal contest to run for the ofllco of Assemblyman In the First Dis trict which hag n Democratic majority of 4000 against which Grimes and his follower have about the name efTeot as a teaher thrown via lentlv against a stone wall Dennis HheH the Pepubllcan leader in the fejond District Is a deputy collector uudor Joel l 11 ErhsrJt He anplioH hltnselt ssslduouslr ti the task of pieventfng tile Itepubllctn vote in tile Herond district from becoming so large as to bu unwieldy In the Kith district the Republican party cnusUi exelnslvely of lender nr to uot the slmllr l rt dies tltiRulPbed local politician now dead they allcnirywoidV The liepubllcai leader m the Eighth OuBtave Scliui man neolares that tired or the httsiflss 10 I i out of polltlat while hs opronents nacert that ro far as the Icbth l district Is concurned he wan noier la politic lu the Twentieth Assembly there in acemilnn laotlnnal cuute lu t 0i n Holon B hmlth nail llllam A Oais the outlook or which IH nliunrnhle to Smtb who moved Into the Twentieth from tbs Eighth Rome year ago unit lm not done iiiiiah sine Cxnept to hook alter hIs chantes of reapiolntmeut as Police Jtidue Ibo llapubllcau oignnlzotlon in the city f New Vork N iilogether iii a burl way nnd it I will take more than n mar ohan a of district leadtri to put It on Us leet so that it can rumuln stand ng Indians not toxej aro nor in bitted In the census and the failure to enumerate the ie1 skins In New York Slate is about the only one of Porters admissions which the people are likely ever to condone Nearly DoOOO acres fa this State are set apart for those Indians woo continuetbelrtribal ns ojfaloQs On tbeOnou duga reservation near Syracuse there are 4SU Indians who receive oorapenBtloa In rash both from the national and State Ooternments and In addition to this they get nn annuity paid In salt There are 500 Indians on the Tonauiindi re erv tlon in Erie coimtr nod M many mora on the I UNnaora resrrvnt on near Magaru i allis The niiiia settlement n mci l Uu county used to bu n lorg ono but the Indl ails now me few In number and scattered some having died and olhore hating gone Vkentoiripw up with the country On the rAaiiftfntlnn nn r T Hj u won at last accounts ISO Indium On tbe St iegs reservation the Oanadlsn border there ale 1500 1 while on tIm Penoaylvanlabor dor smiting the southam tier are two lesorra iSft of the enetlts Inoltid ng a copulation at I 2OiiO i Altogether them ant not ls than flOOO IndLinn Jn New York btalo malnnitnlnr a separate existence from the other Inhabitants KxCougressmnn John Pardy recovered against tie city Iq the Hunreme Court last week n verdict for 3800 for his dlubtlrsementi In couueitlon with Ibo City Manual pb Ilsbed under his direction In 1870 Mr Hardy was at that Urns the Clerk of the Common Council It bad been the custom for the Clerk to publish each year a manual remarkable usually for tbe number things omitted front its pages while considerable expense was In currad by the city for charts and illustrations f the publicatIon sit which did not respond to any popular demand Thus the MM iuw manual vi lbs year JDUV me year previous contained an Its moat prominent lontiire a llthogrnS of lisa sou oman who complied it It also portrait eon tamed an Illustration of A T Htewarf stone and another of his residence an IlluitrMed view of one of the walks of Central Park H plo lure of the President of the Board of Assitjini Al urmen and an elaborate reproduction In full length of one of the peers of MootUnd tb Karl ofLoudoun with his word kilt cocked hat ittid sirlood stockings Mr Hardr whole BiieCntllftn 5 scholarly tastes and accom iillshmentii and WM a teacher at the New lork Ctilluue for four tear after trout It and before being admitted gradaatlna to the bar Fat out toe prepare a manual Hrnllld lustily the money rllT which gpproerlald by lbs city for its puhiioatlon tie succeeded well Tii pretaration of the very work whtcb ii a Invalusibjo one to those interested in n the liii tory of the city showed great researeh aod a rNtemntlo method of ItTsJ arrangement book of It Is a nearly a thousand page and In Baring It Mr pre Hsrdy expanded some II IM which the oily authorities did not oar which now amounts with costs and Interest to W80 S There are fifteen Police Justices Including the two whose terms have expired but are still holding over and they are very evenly distributed throughout the various districts Mayor Grant belnc the first Mayor In many years to give aiqliate representation 9 the populous lower wards on the pollee bench of ibis city Of the ilfisen Judgesflvs front some the uptow districts aboi 1 hflyntpth treet four from the downtown dtstniot below UOUston strsetJlmreo from lbs we side 1w anti one from the esatie j

Page 5

1JP Ifi JI p j Jt1W IA n jo J Mj F 1tjriYr f tr t i IU t Tf r i S 7 p I 1 4 j THK UIThULSDAYI KU JflAlBMtt 26 1690 b J Abraham Lail wMflned IW b Judo Fltiferaldla Pert I Ueneral Seulone yeiterday for keeping a polo sbp at 11 Cannon Uriel mu iU l ttt 3t O Deirlir Hat I larwnere UI aifcao lutely correct itlet Kxceptlonat nlul cCNt 218 Br bow frlnceit Relhlm Cbannianati Pure dry iparkllnr beallbfuk guarurii plnia 117 per cat For t1i turA nfu ouh or Nero Tbrent BKOWNSllKUliCUIALTRUClTEa aria itmpl remedy Bnrrye TrlenBhrron failene the hair where liarluii a tendency lo fall onti renew III rowtn W Krrn Nhlrle lo Menanr HIE for IL None oetteratany price tojanami Broadway 2 ptc1I 1 lo FOB ALl TOILET rUBFOMH BlUVTat rlBPOIU lOUD COK illutin Soap ti I unequalled tltla ar tw lblr io f CHEAPEST BOOK STORE IN THE WORLD I3m MAOMFICKNT hOLIDAY BOOU AT OVK HKIUB nteon II LEt IKAYEK boocs a AT TOIIII BICE IUS7I1 MAOMCICENT JLVKNILBI AT ANT Incr 101ID41 1JTIIUK nzB LEQUAr BUOTMXJKM II Oll HIS SMW o l V THINGS i I THE THEATRES tax rtcnr DirrsiiEttT ZIKKS Ol BROADWAY ANn rUB JUiWRRY MUWBr 9mm e Price a Thoweftn D tUre n kAolherBte Ie leLe I i Froaperouf The rertuee lkt Hurry Lee MId e It It l not a lively well In town or In country playhouses New dramatic work Is not In order during the holiday mason and thli city ha enjoyed I monopoly of he few novelties j put forward during iho pas fortnight The J Blzo of the audiences at the ttaatres is still not large but there Is no complaint that the full IDI off Is I tranter than usual 1 a this tlmo Broadways theatres undoubtedly Buffer most from the holiday excItement The Bowery la teadler and more loa all the year round This weeks audiences there have been of good Iz to preys that point though the various programme have not been unfamiliar At the Peoples thore U a return t the East I aIde of Bteele Mack ayes stirring playMoney f Mad which has boon far more successful In this pat of town than It was in Broadway The sentiment of Money Mad pleases the lower There la much less applause for the swinging brldtco lone than there la for the I hero triumph yet In Broadway I was tho meonanlsm and not the heart ot Maokayes 8 rama that stirred the people When M aokayes counterfeiter says I swear from now henco forth to use my best endeavors to lead an honest Ulel there U a mighty roar from the Peoples callery that must bo comforting to the drama tist and Inspiring to tbA actors The play la F Wall prrfbrmed throughout Margaret Brad ford the new Impersonator of the heroine re minds one vividly of Kate Newton that charm Ing actress of other days Miss Bradford Is a prepossessing finished and forceful player I The WIndSor has the English melodrama Good Old Times Enlloh molornml TjwMont neat and ploturesntie scenic I detail that marked Its production at I the Fourteenth threat H few months IC o Eleanor Carey barbs Cot Atkins Laurence and John Gleudlnnlng have won favor by their admirable acting and the play feas met wlih warm anproyar Indeed like l ney Mad It nts found In the Bowery that which It sought uneuo osstully lu Broadway If I managers have ever been and still are hope fill Of Raining victories with melodramas In Broadway toe lesson conveyed by these two plays ought to be convincing At Jacobss Theatre the change of bllf this week was to John A mevenBB somewhat lugubrious and disjointed play Wife for WI IUluhrous with Blevens to till the principal role has drown goodsized house Harem pair of firstclass play houses tho Columbun and the Opera House have hud Kate I e Claxton and Kellar respectively Silts Clnxton has renewed her youth In renewing the orrovs of blind Loue In The rtnewlDI Ihln here StIll t Ifnh In the old and touuhlnc story which her company tells In I tory effective manner Kellars tricks are cleverer than ever He has some novel assist I ants in the lions late of Nero and they hate bolpd the conjuror bv drawing prutty Urge ndlcnces to th Opera House At the New Park too Gorman Llllputlansiepeatlngthelr atoll taml iarly excellent show The Vupll in Magic nave furnished an entertainment that Is Bulled tothe season From today totne COM of their engagement a performance will be given every afternoon lor the convenience of ladles and children convenelce I Every theatre In the cltv except Palmers nn pounce a Christmas matlnie I the weather I Ivors tho holiday will bo a profitable one News of the Olsbandment of Edward E Bices Worlds IaIr troupe reaches E and thus trier IB an end for the present to tho ventures of that always harassed but ever buoyant manager The WorldajFolr had Jalr a of late been on exhibition In the Went which h don to death with shows Rice bad not promptly paid his adorn and at Kansas city 1 lat Saturday night they brought mutters Ct climax by seeming attachment on tho box otllce receipts the H n ry and the costumes Rice dropped out 01 i he Pearl of Pekib and the DueL company months ago and The Worlds Fair was his forlorn hope But oe will doubtless come to the surface again There have been very few other theat rical wrecks during tho Fat week or ten days and absolutely lone of importance unless Amy Lee troupe is considered so Miss Lee ruetI to travel afU r her engagement In the yoirnry last week and vary likely she will not ven eutl raln Her play The Clipper wan a sd I ullnlr and her company were ot no material anHlxtanoa I she wan wise to discontinue ber tour These are tight money days every wlure according t the Wall street sages and th managers who travel have an opportunity to tel the public pulse Nevertheless al tbmkub thin has not bren conspicuously prof lt4i season the disasters thus far hare not nfmttly exceeded those of lat year at the cor I rvenoudlng period Ot the GOO travelling corn i antes which were on record In October about xi aio still In transit That la not a bud howler all things considered 11 The collapse of The Old Homestead a the I Academy makes a not unlocked for nor in torloiiB end of that drama In this city It has for couple of month gl en signs of old age aie after Ha wondroualy lone and vigorous me Toiny that It has had the longest consecu tive tun achieved In New York as the man tfeneut dues Is to attribute to this play a record It ba not earned The graceful lllxeys AdnU still holds the honor of an unsur passed run In New York It lasted through pISE 60J performanCes not once Interrupted I save by bundays Ihere Is no better I recorl than this Indeed In the nnnolg of the American tale The Old Home steads 829 performances have not been con tinuous I was first at the Fourteenth Street then one tour before It got to the Academy tan lUtes lasted long it Is true but It ha bad twoiunnuor Micatlona tied no end of om belllsbnunto between time to strengthen It and prolvjg its life tme Adonis overtops it on the ncords a just printed anew In that neverdlamied textbook of the amusement prolei onTbe Clipper Annual In which the annali of all sorts of achievements re prcserod authoritatively Meanwhile Eu gene Tomtfilui part owner of the Academy looks forwaid to a profit of half a million be fore The 8 udan the next fine production at the Acadftoy shall have run its course But Who can forfeit I Henry Lee Is I striving his j utmost to get i living In London The mana ger and the actor together make an example 01 the mockery fate In theatricals because Tompklns has von I prize that once was with in Lees grasp when London first saw this play sx years ago It was called Human IJa stf I wasproduced at the Drury Lane with the proper splendor of scenery and the pomp of soldier Its success nevertheless was not striking or a its life long 1 ulti mately took Its plaee on the shelves of Man ager Augustus Harriss offices and It has Ir AUjstua been on view In London lint In due time copy of this drama came to America Henry Lne a actor who for years merca has sought t bffiome a successful manager had the play In its possession It Is likely that ho reeognlzel Its possible strength with the American pubic and it Is certain that for a year or two ho rleil hard to secure its pro unction In this city In vain he urged Its trial jis London hemlfillure was ugalost It The Lndon luro late Lester WallacL appealed to by Lee read the play but dalaied that there was nothing in I Perhaps Lee became ills urattod after thn At any rate Human Nature tor blot to London and re ed there until some odd chance threw It into Tompkins bent I them wasonly luck In tht there wait soind sense In all that fol lowed for Tompklns did tho right thing by Human Nature Ib save to It a new name hired the bat of actcr and mounted I with n elaborate plctutttcitiinosB that amazed Boston As a result tie piece has already bad 120 ulgbta Ar that city tchlevlng a record that las 1 not been dupllerted there since IBM Tompklnta profits uncUT are estimated at ever 100000 Meanwille Lee is trying to borrow money enough to bring out Monte I Crlstp ala London theure 1 The Boudnn should be rejected by few York a it may be Lee will be forgiven lHusmllss I As halite a bright pajor which shines for 11 and shines luminous THE Buns views on theatrical matter nreaowptnd an authoritative An the subjects of which Jiey so fully and ably freat bat oomwent 8 one of the many things printodjin the t hlihest style of manJ I Irlutedln trIo raphlcsl art In the big nd One Christians number ot treundt ituiu and Jtrema The photogravure and text rehte to the theatrical profession and they nil nlto a hundred paces very beautifully The pictorial material will b both ornamental and nsul to collectors of Mage literature A mention of old Dan Dice n yesterdays BUN as the defendant In I police tour suit Proha plyiaatonlsbed thousands of readers who had long numbered the veteran down among the dead He bal not boon fornally before the public save at a benefit ntw and then in t twenty years and he has bea In a a deep t1fnU obscurity since 1885 as I he bad never once bourlt beD of the biggest clrous valut known in this country He ages gracefully nd he 1 s just as proud of himself a be used to to lu tho palmy days of tho white tents Ono fa a while some keen manager of today eonoiltea a Idea that the old mans name and fame could b put to profitable use In a stage ventuu of this era and 1 Dan Is thus brought up extemporaneous theatricals which he doei not view with awe t say the least Klaw c Erlatger who wlttt Charles B Jefferson are colnfc to old out a realistic play called Tho Count n Circus next eaaon counted upon an approptate and valu lealb 5 able attraction In lIlac who ihey contem plated would be Introduced In heIr genuine circus ring and would give to uodorn play oera a Olteen minutes sample of fan drollery that once convulsed tho American lubllo from Maine to California her I sent for UPI fer Erlsnger conducted the negotia I tions He dwelt rather lightly von the tlnl clown share I the entertUnmont AJ 1 remarking that It wan for only a nnarter of nn hour or twenty minutes In th ring that the railroad jumps would bn easy an the en rira IAnmenh Jljmrl of oonfliderablo dura tion In abort It would be somewhat In the nature of a nap and yet they would be glad to have Dan In the show and were willing to Tiny a fair tar The old clown appeared t Eny pleased pith the prospect He would be slari to go It was n good scheme Ilar salary is I tluou a wook he added cacti ally too Mr Klaw pays that the office clock ceased to oleo tick The airy demands of adlna men and of ilanulng soubrattns had been put out of sight ancnl onlm and dignified proposal this ttsokpumbered jester j Perslflngo was lost titian him Ho was untouched by gentle fcorn lila salary woe 1000 not n cent loss The Country Cirua lost him but the old man ban the serene satisfaction of knowing that he 1oo nt out his price like tho drnmntlo actor The troth Is that Rico need not work any longer I he chooses not Hce His wife WI I wealthy Texas widow when he married her on one of his temperance looturo tours fit o years 110 The con pin live at an oldstylo downtown hotel and seem to enjoy life Cuddle He Poor Jom thnn The youngsters In the Military Academy at West Point came to town last night to have I Christmas Eve jubilee at the Casino over the West Point scene In Poor Jonathan The West Point cadets were there In their uniforms of gold and gray and some nf the Annapolis cadets were there too The naval cadets oc cupied seats behind the West Pointer There wore seventy In the party They rose in a body anti clieord the chorus girls who execute the military march A toy will bo given to every child who At tends wi Poor Jonathan mntlno at the Catlnn today Tho Interior of the theatre ba been transformed for the oct aslon into a ar den of evergreens holly and ferns Santa Claus will distribute the toys during the lint antI second Intormfsslonn of the opera At the vunlnit performance souvenirs containing photographs ot lllllnn Itussell and Fanny Itlco will be distributed AOJ1XST CUMVKATtm TOT1XO A HlehtaBn Isw Declare oUt Ill the Bnnreme Court LAMBING roh Doc 21The LegIslators I of 188 enacted a law providing for cumulative voting for Representatives to the State Legis lature In districts where more than one Is to ba clotted Under this statute the Itepub lionnsot the Detroit city district which Is en titled to seven Itoprisentatlvei cumulated their votes upon four candidates and In Grand Itaplds which Is entitled to two Repre sentatives upon one In each Instance Demo cratic Boards canvassed the cumulative bal lots as a single vote and Issued certificates of election to all the Democratic candidates The Supremo Court was asked for a mandamus to compel the Issuing I of certificates to the Re publican candidates In denying the application Chief Justice Champtln says that the Constitution by Impli cation forbids any elector t cast more than one vote for any candidate and I is not In the power of the Legislature to give to tbe choice alve cbolcs of nn elector more than aslngle expression if 10 hold that no reason con be given why one elector should be entitled to otc twice or seven times for any particular person when another elector who desires to exorcise his constitu tional right to voto for every person allowed by law to represent him can vote but once and twit It Is no answer to say that the latter may also torego the right to vote for the entlra number for to do to be Is compelled ontr pelled to relinaulsb a constitutional right and his right a an elector iu In this respect abridged nbrlhted There Is no difference between such a prin ciple and tho act of a man who stuns the ballot box with moro votes for a candidate than there are electors voting for him both are frauds upon the rights of the majorIty Both alike strike down the safeguards of the people nnd are subversive of a free representative Government Any other construction would create substantial differences In fundamental richthul citizens In different localities In the oerclse of their voting franchises The opinion holds that In order to secure any system of minority representation In tbe LegialHturn it will I be necessary to amend the Constitution and asserts that every plan for scouring such representation yet devised Is open cept Cahlll to serious concur objection All the Justices ex IlVUDKHKlt LANE COMMIT 8U1C Ilei Preferred Death to ImprlaoMMcnt HU Wile Hrlna Illm Polio t DALLAS Tex Deo 24B E Lane who eigh teen months ago killed B M Wilson com mitted suicide In his cell tonight by taking morphine lie preferred death to serving his sentence of hIve years In the penitentiary I Is thought his wife brought him the drug In a basket of candy and oranges which she loft at the jail yesterday afternoon Lane was a printer employed on the News and the murder created a sensation Wilson and family Miss Barbara Saunders and Lane boarded at the same hotel and It was alleged by Lane that Wilson grossly Insulted Miss Saunders with whom Lane was deeply In love Alter the Rilling Lane married Mica Saunders Ho was indicted and at the November term of the Criminal Court Crmflol was convicted of murder In the second degree and given rho years In tbe penitentiary An appeal was taken and on Saturday last the Court of Appeals affirmed the finding of the lower court On the receipt of the news Lane remarked to bin attorney Dudley U Wootent I mayo 10 hel but III never go t the peni tentiary To guard against his suicide I a clone watch wag kept on him Last evening Mrs Lon called to bid him goodhy and loft the candy and oranges The body wax taken In change by tbo Typographi cal Uniou iind will Le buried lit Fort Worth to morrow Lane was born In Wilcox county Als Ills father was a Circuit Judco for many years and his family ranked high Three years too ho canto to Dallas and shortly afterward became acquainted with Miss Saunders Throe letters were found on the body One was addressed to the jailer and two to his wife lie returned thanks for the klodnexe shown him by his attorneys and friends and said that tentlati be preferred death to the disgrace of the neal Mra Lano threatens to end her existence by poison and her friends are watching her lest she attempt to carry Her threat into execution Where Tf trday riree Were A M125 35 Second avenue Charles Bauers candy store damage 120 245 eight frame hours on One Hundred and Eighty fourth street near Tenth avenue owned and occupied by O B Drown John Armstrong E hunch E H Miller F Van Buren F Haas E Eokland and J F Ithoder damage 116000 85024 West Fourth street T Bchlelter furs damage 2OUO 1080 131th street and Madl lon avenue Kagan Bros blacksmith shop damage 101118 36 He tcr street owned by Max btardesky damage 5 1 Ml 110 lire In woods ut IBM and 184th Streets Fort Washington no damage 140 i27 West street 1 Leon cigars damage flight 430 353 MadUon avenue chimney lire no damage 150 fire In Montgomerys lre dlulafo woods west ofHedgwIck avenue near Wash inglon Bridge po damage 515 128 Fifth avenue alto owned by Jlernhardt not occupied dam niie slight 546 1UO Broadway occupied bY Kdwurd Pinned perfumery and Issao Haul man plush boxes dnmaue to Ilaard 3OUO Eaufmun I20U 080 32 New Bowery occupied by Steiner A Hummer leather and William Craft furniture damage to Steiner l Kum roi r 10 Craft 300 and to building 1200 725 ill Kleventh avenue 0 P freldberg Pinning mill damage trifling 817 1 Vest 133d street Christinas tree damage Ill I awning at 14GO Second avenue damage tlB 645113 Eat 122d street damage flu 910 flmnty on Arthur avenue north of 17Wh street Miry Carey damage 0 Ui462t Downing Street Francis Dedman damage 15 10157 Washington place Jules Lo ensteln IV Bon fancy lurs damage hllght 1080 awning at 2261 Third avenue damage 25 1 fourth f floor of 327 Eat USth street damage trifling Chrlaimita Gin Kxfbmmistu on the HIBBO BCDENRCTADT Dec 24The BulllvanIlBr rlson combination presented Honest Hearts and Willing Hands to a large audience here tonight When tbs curtain dropped on the final not Duncan B Harrison called out livery one remain on the stage please Then In the name of Messrs Jack Barnett Joint L Sullivan and himself be presented each lady ot the company with H gold brooch End each man wIll K dlaron told pin Lather In the evening John L Mr Uarnett and Mr HarrlBon were each presenter with a LMded r Iu nile roD the company Mr harrIson concluding his speech tbanked the company for their kind remembrance and added I wish you all a merry Christmas Jack Barnett paid And 1 also i I ladles and gentlomen Then John I added Xe too Groamel t Pin I a Clay Mill BTKUBKNVILIE 0 Dec 21 Levin Jackson met with a dreadful death at 2 oclock this I afternoon in a clay mill at Nlohoisens brick I works His work was to fill in tbe clay and i remove obstructions from the crusher He bad worked at this job for four years and had grown careless A Mono In tie clay clogged the crusher1 and Instead of stopping the engine el gine which he could have done by pulling A string he stooped over to reach for the stone whllo the mill was revolving rapidly and fell In The Immense wheels ground him to pieces pleoes r NllONBBX 7f fII11 Hew Th r f tm4 the Mosey They Ear Vader the Kew rrlaon Lw AtiiiNT Dee 24Tho Fasselt Prison law of 188D made so many changes that it ha taken a rear to get tho State prisons In shape to en force some of them One of the more Impor tant Innovations that of lemunerntlng well behaved convicts for the work they do In th prison shops has just been fairly set in op eration tho reports filed with the Superintendent rrnton tendent of State Vrlsons for November nnd Brush of Sing Sing December by Warden If Slnl prison being the only ones received thus far Sections 108 and 10 of the law bet describe the method of paying the convicts and the mannor in which they are allowed to Provide themselves with extra articles not furnished by the prison authorities Section 10S roads Every prisoner confined in tbo State prisons who shall become entitled to n diminution of his term of sentence by good conduct while in prison or confined In tho New York Stale Keformatory at Elmira may in the discretion of the agent and warden or of the superintendent nf Bald reformatory ro celve compensation from the earnings of tIm prison or rsformatotr In which he is confined such compensation to be graded by the agent and warden of the prison for the I prisoners therein and tho superintendent of the reform atory for the prisoners therein for the time whloh such prisoner may work but In no case shall the compensation allowed to such con lb alowoa victs exceed In amount 10 per centum of tbo rawing of the prison or reformatory which they are conllncd The difference in the rate conlnod both the of compensation shall bo baiod on pecuniary value shll the work performed and nlso on the willingness indus try Ilso good conduct wllnlneFI prisoner provided that whenever any prisoner shall for feit his good time for misconduct or violation of the rules or legulatlons of the prison he shall forfeit out of the compensation allowed shnl under this toetlon fifty cents for each day of good time BO forfeited and provided that prls oners serving Hie sentences hal be entitled tothe bonolltof tints eatlnii when their con duct is f such us would entitle other prisoners to forfeit to n diminution sentence subject forlol pie of good time for misconduct n herein pro vided The agent und warden of each prison or the superintendent of said formatory may Institute and maintain a uniform system of lines to bo Impoiod nt hU discretion lu tilaoo ut lila other penalties and punishments to be 1 deducted penaltes ducted irom such compensation standing to dlutod comlns the credit of any prisoner for misconduct by such prisoner lu By means of the provisions of section 110 tho money thus earned Is given over to the use of the prisoners after this fashion olor The amount of such surplus standing on the books of the prison to the credit of any prisoner may be drawn by the prisoner during fain lmprlsonmentonlytipon the certified ap proval ot the Superintendent of State Prisons for disbursement by tho agent and warden of dlsblraotont anI said prison or superintendent of said reforma tory to aid dependent relatives of ouch prison ni dUlendtnt nor lor books Instrument and instruction not supplied by the prison to men of bis grade or may with the approval of the said ttuperln teudont of Stato Prison be BO dIsbursed with out the consent of such prisoner but no por tion thereof shall bo disbursed for In dulgences of shnl clothing or ornament beyond the common condition of the others In his class In the prison at tbe time And any balance to the credit of any prisoner at the time of his conditional release its provided by this act bliall bo subject to the dealt of the prisoner In such sum and at such times us the Superintendent of State Prison shall ap Suprlntendont date of the absolute ms charge lnt any prisoner the whole amount of credit balance as aforesaid ball be HUbjoct to his draft at his pleasure Provided that any drf JloaBlre prisoner violating his conditional releae when tim 10 violation 10 i formally declared by tho Hoard of OominlssioneiB of parole prisoners or by the Uonrd of Managers of said relorma tory shall thereby forfeit any crodlt balance and the amount thereof bal be transferred to the fund In aid of discharged prisoners KB herein provided for fines Imposed except such portion thereof as may be applied to pay tho expense of hIs recapture In accordance with iblslatter section a blank wat provided and first circulated among Sins Sings Inmates during November and Decem ber of this year bl yelr Thin warden having Indicated just what amount ba teon credited to the prisoner he nrsoner I permitted lo till up the blank lino with a list of such articles as he wants to purchase In November at Sing Sing the total number of convicts who availed themselves of the op pnrtuultv to add to tbo comforts of prison life was hut 135 and the total amount of their ex penditures wa only 2JOS7 The largest amounts asked for wore by Sam uel Lobley and Emmnnoul Laso each of whom naked for 10 Lobloys request wan Eight dollars and ten cents tn send to wife I and Ellbt equally terse was Eight dollars and ten cents to send t mother I In the eace of Ia zo who Is serving 1 nlre i rears term the 810 sent to mother was taken f om i a total credit duo him of 933 All the I others asked for articles fur personal use The most common rejutst was for suits of under wear towels aud ocks A bal dozen or so askeil lor tooth trusties wristlets otheis for hair brushes combs nouns suspenders bed QulltB shoes and handkerchief All these re quests wero recommended by Warden Urusli and received the approval cf Superintendent Austin Lathrop A noticeable feature of theso wage and e notceablo Dendltute reports IB that only rarely does there appear among them the name of any prom Irom meat prisoner whose downfall and disgrace attracted tho attention of the public nt large Tho November report records the fact that Ferdinand Ward bought a pair of shoes but no other convict of wide notoriety has as yet ex pended his earnings In this way The reason doubtless Is that their friends are ablq and willing to constantly supply them with all the wllna extra comforts permissible under prIson rules while the unknown John Smiths and James Browns wbo make up the lower strata of prison society have to earn their own luxuries A JODOK 0V IIUJUJX NATVUR A Jeweller TFhe Kow Whoa to Accept a Miraugers Check A young man who wanted to y some pret ty jewelry for his best girls Chr tmas dropped Into one of tho John street jewelry shops the other day He selected a handsome bracelet which cod HO Ho didnt happen to have so much money with him and told the man who waited ou him to put It outdo for him and he would call hoe It later In the day Ho noticed as ho spoke that the man was eyeing him very Intently 1 mado him feel slightly uncomfortable and tho thought flashed across bin mind tbnt the man did not believe that he would return bellvo you don t like to do that sort of thing he said bat I will come for It surely I will leave a deposit If you prefer The man IDled old shook his head Ob no he said I wasnt thinking of that at all I was just going lo la tn you that there IK ni need of your coming down again Just Write out a chock for the amount and take the bracelet along with you or If you prefer I will send It to your addipss He took a blank check from a drawer and handed I to the customer together with a len The customer was amazed Why how do you know that my check will b good for anything t he asked You neor saw mo before IOW I know fold the man nulctly but that Is the way we do business Wn have been doing this for twenty years and never made a mis take yet I Is art of our business to judge human nature quickly And decidedly and it Is upon our judgment that wo offer tbls conveni ence to certain customers we dont do it with everybody you may be sure lie had made no mistake In this Instance and the customer filled out the cheek and took the bracelet along A BEAKCO fOlt UTILIZATION A uul B OSJclal Hunt Out Two Coa cke to Huait It Vf The Russian Government some time ago de cided to make some administrative and educational reforms In Asiatic ItuBSla and with a view to proceeding Intelligently sent to Its officials in Siberia interrogatory circular letters of considerable minuteness The pre siding officer In the district Akmolinsk wes asked wIth the others as to the progress of civilization in the region ho bad the honor to superintend He returned this answer which was published recently In tbo tlllicrtan Met L r The civilization is not to b found lu Ibe territory under ray supervision It may bar withdrawn to the Chinese border although I cannot say to a certainty The Governor however has sent nut two COBsak horhemfn to look It up and they may have found it at the present writing prOent wrltn In response to the ompbatln and rather un complimentary comments of the t Peters burg office on this remarkable lat mentlhe Akmolinsk official explained that be thought Akmolnak olvHUatlon1 the Government had meant an obscure tribe of Klrgee and that acting I accordance with this belief he bad instituted answer the search mentioned in his first Fell 1O Fe aed HaetaUe No JAI BAMOottMe Dec 24A man named John son of Uonson a standing on the edge of a quarry a day or two ago and was blown Into the aoarry by an unusually heavy gustof wInd tie landed In a snow drift 120 fee t below and sank in ten feet of the snow He was dug out tall companions who fully expected to find a corpse His nerves were a little unsteady but fall that was the only unpleasant result of his I ISAAC SAWTKLLffS TRIAL Att TlIK TKSllXHIHT 7V AXl THE IUJUINO vt 30 JIHV XUUAX MAe of Ihe KHr I V ler4nr Was or As Kert Ckmmelcr by Phriteliiii The iskMor Hhotlhreimh the Heart Dovicn N I Den 24In the Sawtollo mur der trial this forenoon testimony lor the de fence was resumed Attorney General Barnard conducting the crossexamination Ida Ken nedy of Boston Identified Hliam nwt los writing and said Mm Bawtollo hal I told her that the day Hlrain left the had had pleasant words with him They were the first they had exchanged for some time Tho conversation between rs Bawtello and the witness wns during a friendly call on Saturday of the week of Hirams disappearance Mrs Elizabeth Andrews mother of the first witness stated that the Monday evening alter Hirams disappearance she called with her daughter at Mrs Sawtcllos store MrB Saw tell told her that Hiram had not slept at Iho boiiFO for a long time Mrs Andrews made many confusing statements on tho eland Dr Charles Tufts showed by tho weather records that trained on the evening of Fob 4 that the weather wee fair Feb 6 tbnt there was I htnvy rain Feb 8 and that no snow fell from Jan 37 to Fub 16 John F Springfield of Itoohcsler submitted measurements which showed the crave to bo over fl e miles from taut ItooheRtur nnd eght and seventenths mljOH frum WnllacnR storo Finuk Ii lllchordson of Boston testified I to seeing Hiram nnd Isnao at his storo after Isaacs release from prison The exact lIttle ho could not IIx Jilranj Mild flinty were doing Into buHluera together Isaac was to remain tOletber In the store They went downtown together were friendly Him Hiram snorted no fear of Isaac Dr EbenezorK Qrantof Great Falls testified that one of the two woundiiln Ibo dead mans body described by tho States wltnasseH as fatal would not be fatal but would cause profuse hemorrhage Such n body could not be carried over rough ground without Uavlng many traces of blood Dr Grant also said tlittlH body cauld not t he nut In a space ten inches limb antI throe feet long Dr Tevl 0 Hill of Dover teatlllod that the bul let woundsdesoiibed would cause hoiuoriImco and ho should expect to hind a large quantity of lIned In the carriage lie Ioalo on ldorhlosur1IBI by asserting that U man shot thiough the heart would prob tUlt I ably live fiom three to five mlnutos would ba able to cry out and throw un his hands and would totaln consciousness two to three min nte nteAt the afternoon session tho first witness was Dr Ilcniy 1 I Trench of Conoord N 1 who tcstllled us to hemorrhagIc condition likely to toslle1 result from the course taken by tim bullets He also stated that If a bullet struck the nerve Center in lint heart death would bo instanta neous I from previous testimony bo thought the nerve centre lu Hirams onto was not struck in which ease death would bo slower The result of such shots would bo to cause a man tn scream anti then drop After ore farther medical evidence and the Introduction of H letter from 11rll Saw toUt to his wife telling her to discharge draco Hewitt the defence re tod without culling tho iris nu and the Intioductlon of evidence in rebuttal was begun bl the mate Dr Prank 1 Draper of Boston professor of modlclno ut Harvard testified that proluae bleeding from gunshot wounds U very un UHiial He did not think there would be any bleeding rom the mouth or nostrils and that tiansportatlou ot body In a mall Bpace would not necessarily produce blood on tho carriage Dr Ham who was recalled said Hirams body Indicated that ID cooling process had not set in when it was decapItated Several witnesses teitiflod In corroboration nf previous Mate tetirnony and In contradiction to testimony for the defence This closed the evidence ali tho Court adjourned until H oclock tomorrow I when the llnol arguments will be begun MAKiNG DldJIODS aitorr lle Mot Very nifflcult I Ton lava Them Over Onen Caouich Look at this stone said a young journey man jeweller In a street car the other day re moving a tissue paper wrapping from a piece of white wax In tho centre of which I beauti ful diamond blazed That is worth at the least 180 How is It that you ran afford to buy such a valuable stone 8 that askod ouo of his friends who knew his circumstances I will put yon onto the snap said the jeweller Thai stone has been growing for a yer and I think It has got its growth What do you moan by a diamond grow ing naked the friend I will tell Oll You remember the little spark I had In my bcarfpin last Christmas Well this Is what it has grown to in less than I yoar That little stone cost mo a dollar and the pin cost me 280 I sold the pin fortS and bought an eighthcarat stone a little off shapo for n trlllo over 5 I bougnt a stud setting You know you can get those things quite law now They are made up by the thousands by Inn which do not make finished goods Well I put the stone In Ibo setting on a spiral and sold I the t same week for tB Thon I wont to the office and bought the best Atone I could get for sli and mounted that In the same munnnr I wore It I month and then sold It for f3t to a bartender and I put 25 Into an other httno It was a little beauty and I traded I lor another one of about the sam size and cut A to boot That put tho stone down to t20 and 1 put It into I setting which cost me 3 and sold t a taw days later for S85 I I got another stone for EtO and had It two months before I made n turn with It then I cleared S2laud put the money Into a beautiful Btono which brought mo uo 10 60 when I sold I it In a handsome stud sotting I Then I got I chance to sell a ring for 75 wh1eh made It to order putting In a 5 I which cost me 4250 I put the whole Into another stone which I carried areund for a while and bad fully made up my mind to keep I hut I butcher offered me lino for It at t the Elizabeth track this fall and I sold It to him I I was In a crown setting which cost me C25 1625 For the hundred I Jot a dandy Mono and I was surol could keep that one but Ibavo bad four better ones since and have got up to 1HO I cant co much higher than thatI ouesafor there arc few men among my acquaintances who can afford to tempt ran with a profitable offer for I I wouldnt sell It tonight for S200 oler cause I know that I have got a bargain Im a pretty good judg of diamonds And when I put that stone Into a nlco ring I will intake It Rut like 250 worth and I dont think that anybody can persuade mo to soil It for any thing f in nil the changes 1 dOlt think that I have put In moro than 516 or UI of my pocket the stones money and settings The rest ba all been profit on KlxUcn Explorers Have Crossed the Dark Continent Africa has been crossed by explorers sixteen times Tlio first journoy from Angola to Veto was wade In 1EOM811 by Uonorato da Costa Portuguese Francesco F Coimbra a Iorluluo went from Mozambique to Uenctiola In 183348 and Bllva Porn from Benguela to the mouth of the Itovumay In 135366 Livingstone left Ban Paulo de Loando in 1854 and reached Quill mane In 1856 The fifth crossing was accom plished by Gerhard Unit who in 1865 and 1BOO travelled from Tripoli to the Gulf of Guinea near the mouth of the Niger Lluut Cameron twenty years after Livingston did iho sixth trip between Bagamoyo and Benguela Then camo Stanley 1187477 from Bngamoyo to the mouth of the Congo Serpa Pinto 187779 from Benguela to Port Natal the Italians Matteucl and Una sari 188iih2l from Huaklm to the mouth of the Niger Between IBM and 1N84 WIssmann went from Han Paulo do Lounda to Hadunul on the ianzlbnrcoast and Arnat I Scotch mission ary wont from Iort Natal tn Ienguelu The I twelfth ncasing was made In 188485 by Capello and Ivans Porlugiiot e the thlitcrnth I In 18S5MU Iy l the Owedlsh Lieutenant OleiTUP who parsed but six months In reaching Uasa moro from Stanleys falls on tho Lower Congo Time Austrian Oscar Lenz went from tho mouth of the Congo to Julllmann la 1MH5H7 line nInth crossing was Stanleys last one rime tlxtocnth was done by the Fronnh Capt Trlvier who took two ycais to go from Angola tn Mozambique De cides there tlxtoen successful crossings there are on record many trips of exploration that were out short on the Dark Continent by the tremendous natural ContneDt l re markable that In the last ten years more cross login have been mnde than lu the preceding eighty nnd llmtwhllo long ago ten years w r required for tie undertaking ono yearor even six months may now be sufficient Incident era Woit Vlrvlnl Mmrttr PAimEKBDuno W Va flee Another murder IN reported from Fnyette county Neal Leonard and FrankDuke got into a quarrel over a lantern Leonard drew his pistol and shot Duke dead and then fled The body lay on tho ground wh re the man fell until the next day Dukes wife bad left unll short time before She wo told of bar husbands death but would not let his body be taken to Ibo house where she wiis living rhe went through the deed mans clothing however and kept his money I 14 i reported to ban mounted to a considerable Dm Alt AfJtlCAlt PrAtt KHDKD The Wlillm amid Arab nn Lake fyasis Mk Pence Atler Two Tears FlsihtUs Three years ago war began between tbe Arab traders on the northern shores of Lake Nyassa and the Scottish missionaries and agents of the African Lakes Company This beautiful region was one of tho greatest slave hunting grounds of the Arab The white station at Knronga on tho northwest coast of the lake Interfered with the slave traffic by protecting thousands of natho against the Arab raiders The Arhbs finally decided to wipe out all the whites In that region nnd they therefore at tacked the It ton nfKarnnun For two your the war waged Hardly more than n linkers doren of white men with I tow hundred native I allies not only defended themselves against I the desperate attacks of the Aral but also Aentured outside their own fortifications and marched miles to attack tho Arabs In their MiongliohlH In all the encasements neither neiher Iido ever succeeded lu cni turluc the fortlllca lIons of tho enemy but they Indicted 1 uood deal of IOSB itlupu ono another and brought aU tin coils of war upon Ibo northern districts of Lake iyitiol 1raA I The war Is now happily nt nn end One of the purposes for vrhlili II l Johnston went to Lake Nya pn last year wa to endeavor to make peace between tin belligerents He found at the northern end of the Ilk mission aries ready at n moments notice to strap on their muskets and many native soldiers whom they had drilled to take part in tie struggle The garrison at Earonea pnt accumulated an enormousstnck of native provisions such as lu din I corn millet manioc yams sweet potatoes and BO on to prevent the possibilities of being Blblllo 81AIOd out br iho Arabs during too lung ab sonos of their steamer Johnston found that about half of the white men had beptt compelled to leave limp oloee owing to erlons wcunila orMokues Hnronga was now In the hands of four while men They with their lIttle millie army hind cam rlotely do lroved all the Arab crops unit Bounces of food Dimply and wore so unceas ingly harassing the Arabs with ambushes and sharpshooters that the enemy weie really con lined to their strongholds and wore home brought low by gradual starvation It was hard to stir which party would be the first to give ID The British weie getting very near the bottom of their ammunition chest mid time Arabs nero online rat leather l ml toots bisldos being scourged by unallpox It was nt tills critical period that Johnston arrlfod Ho was unable to get a party from Knronga to accompany him to the Arab ns they farad ttoaihnry and the ArahB would not meet him If ho was accompanied by nn armed force At last with one white assistant and a few portals he travelled half way to the Arab camp nnd pent on a messenger tn Invite the Arabs to a meeting Ascertaining by theIr spies that he was not nt the head of on army they put on their best mtlro and came out to meet him unarmed The Ice was broken amid then and there the main prlnHplcs of a treaty ot peace wore drawn UP llic next day the treaty was signed rIte Arabs acned to eiiengo only In legltinmte trade lu that region and 10 live In peace with the whites Tho war that lasted over two yearn has resulted iu the in terest of civilizing Inlluonces 1IUAT TTB AUK ALL lALKIfin ABOUT Of the many attractive arid succestlve busi ness signs that Invite attention tn the streets of Now York perhaps none Is moro striking than that of in wholesale wino merchant ills inc above the sidennlk In front of his place of business Is an ornamental lamp supported nn n polished brass nplral standnid which l has the semblance of a coikscron bin enough to pull a cork that would Ut tho mouth of acute Boys shoestrings havo for some time been made of porpoise hide with results gratifying to thoo who have to pay for the shoestrings and now mens shoes are maUi of the same material Porpoise hide IK tanned like any other leather and It bike like calfskin H Is BO full of oil that It does not readily take a fihlne but It wears well and its distinctive merit is its waterproof quality Wo keep the clock exactly four minutes fast said tho proprietor of a barber shop near a big railroad station When a man rushes In glances at the clock makes n break for a chair and says Ive got just seven min utes to get frhavod In and get that U10 train the barber looks at the dock and nays The clock Is tour minutes fast Is that so the customer says and a glance at his watch tells him that It Is Then he eels shaved comfortably Instead of In a hurry and he goes away feeling somehow as though that unexpected lengthen lag of time had been a net gain It is a fortunate thing for the charities that women are interested In them more than men Even In a time of excitement a woman will remember her pet charity where a man will sternly forget that he has any such weak ness and will make sacrifices little perhaps but effective A young girl cattle out a few days before Christmas who remembered her pot charity In a happy way Two other cousins one knew would send her bouquets She wrote to them Send me bouquets if you choose but divert part ot the money that you would spend on them to tending at least one turkey apiece to my Relief Association and Ill enjoy your bouquets hotter The cousins obeyed her command and the tuikey bouquets l were prominent ui tins reception which brought out another rosebud A few weeks ago news wns printed exclusive ly In THE HUN of the ravages ot la grippe In the West Indies the influenza epidemic being especially prevalent In Jamaica On reading this Hem a member of a prominent drug firm In this city whose house manufactures a remedy for la grippe which was und with much success during the epidemic here last winter started immediately for Jamaica with a supply of the medicine The Jamaica papers just received fay that this gentleman who came here on thn strength of the article in TUB NEW YOIIK SUN IB i doing n roaring trade and expects to do very much better as he makes tim remedy known The latest Infor mation also is that la grippe Is still very rife In the Island A strong northerblew down across the islands in the Caribbean Sea a cou ple of weeks ago and the effect of tim most unusual cold was to Increase the number of influenza cases very considerably There Is a New Yorker 40 years old who has forty pictures of himself one of them taken In each and every successive year of his life Tho first dozen of them are daguerreotypes all the others aro photographs In the first picture he Is spon In his cradle ns be appeared soon after birth In the second be Is a twoyearold and BO on till be grows out of babyhood into boy hood unit yet along till he reaches maturity unit Bllll onward to 30 and further yet till the ago of 40 Is attained As nn observer runs his eye along the line of pictures he notices the tact that but slight changes appear from year to year and also the fact that very marked changes appear itt every period of ten years line late of the tenyearold Is not that of the twoyearold and the face of the young man who Is just up to his majority differs notably from that ol the mature husband of 40 It Is Interesting to study the physiognomical changes that have liaken place during his life and if he should live to he twice his present age and should have bin photograpn taken every year till 1ISU It will be ven more Inter esting then to scan the long line of four score Pictured bl4JtK5 FROM TUX 2li7jtGlLSVil A SSKOOQO stock yaris li lo b lulu St Dnbuaut Iowa It will be hollowed by a large l yicklnir boson which will tt operated by Clilcaffoaai Dmciltl II AHleeito smut other of Red Hank N J hare applied to Hie omytrulKr of the currency fur au thority to orf autie the Bttrewibury National llauk ut Kcal nk The Kxeanttre CommIttee ot tbe Board ot Trmots of the IBlreriliy ot KoaUeuer yeiturilay adopted a me morial eiprviilnr sorrow over the death ot Jotia Jl Trevur of New York The Biecutlre Council of Mawachuieiti yesterday reierriil la the next council the petition fur a pardon fur Jamee ImuiaD tIns J orthumpiou mask burglar lli Cardan Uomultleeliave uelyelrcporled la tie Saell Iii cut The sort of Reulone at Troy adjourned yeiurdar afternoon uatll tomorrow after Mourlag fury her the trial of John Heed cue of the holdiu of Labor who ronreteed that he and othtri wrecked trans on the Cenualtliidion Kauroad cistern during the strike last Aluuit and bepieuiber Ihe Weitlnihouie Alt Brake Company at Wllraerd IBB l have closed their wets until Jan a uotlfy Ins their men that hereatler they will work only lire dare a week and Levee boon a day Hitherto they hay bean working aix days of ten noon each llie deereaie In time le attributed lo a lack ot orders Klre broke out la the cellar of the Cuiblnc llouae at Illnfhain Mate e terdajr onuiiluf damaiie t Ilieei lent of Siuuu The smock was ID douse thai lenral ladlei lu the upper rooms were get out with difficulty and Ibe family Thomas Ware were trooghi down tram the windows ou ladders The cams were soon checked Necretary Plcklnion of the llawacbuietu State Board of Kduuailon line accepted au levitation from Ito acboolautborUltief tIm menses of JamaIca to guy lee lure Ihere before the teaobera and he will aall about feb 15 from Mew York for Monfon Acoompauyluv Mr PIcLiaton under the teimi of nu Iniltnlou will be Arthur Uoydea The returae ef pbotpbate roes mined and removed from the navlnable water of South I arollna fur the nuarter ending Itov 30 which le the Ores quarter of the Dboiphaleyearof mesi I Bare Juii been elsa with tie State Agricultural Department and tow an Increaie In thin tbe larieil euurre or r t nue la the HUM Tbe total for the iiarler le I Bciato toms John Wlion who was awaiting trial for the murder of Uury Waterltoute In September test escaped from Jail Tuetdar night Omcere are eearobtof for hIm but ae yet there U no olae lo tOe wbereitboatt iJlelrlct At torney Shyer otter a reward onI for hIs recapture and toe county Commluloncre will probably ease a larger reward WlUoa U about 35 years ot age Patrick franlon an Erie car repairer while working on a draw bead In the yard In Blnihamion eelerday was instantS killed by a car whlcb wai backed analiut him UK brother Tboniai who s ae under tbe car mat a narrow steal A number of eraplojtei claimed the a swttcbinatn Crank K MorrIs ban no054 dan I gtr elguate placed by the Sraulnni The angry mta I attempted to aseaub tlerrla and to lave bin from la p Juy he wu lakes la cbarii by Ue ptUc MILLS SOT DItiaRVNTLKD lie Huri He DUnt Alloel the Tarir Xe form Dlamer Uec M A lie Iliad la Cold WARHINOT0N Dec neprosenlatlve Mills wan seen tonight by TUB Sun correspondent and he dented that he wan disgruntled either on account of the seat assigned him at the table nt the tariff reform dinner or the subject upon which he was to speak I was suffering from a severe cold that night paid Mr Mills and I did not care to risk my lioiltli Vou tomombar that flrndy went up North to speak with a cold and It mottled on hU lungi and killed him Well I am not ready to uo yet antI thought It the moat prudent course for me to Btuy at home Instead of exposing myself iii a dress suit I wan anxious to go and ould have u ry much liked tn have I ten present Vhtnl wus lu hew York at thin opening of the 1ulltrer building It nan settled What I wu to speak about nt this dinner and I had prepared Home romntks upon the subject of lecfnoeltv I had ovniytltlng packed up and was ready to go There IB nbnolitoly m truth In tOe statement that I was nt nil dlxuitiutled about ruiy ono of the arraueemont I memo In the fleht for tariff reform aud expect to re tnnlnlnlt Two or ihreo days before the din ner I sent word that 1 vras not tooling well and said that I should not bo able to come utilesr I got bad rid of mv cold Instead of getting mid of it It settled on my chest and so i stayed iu Washington The FIcUl for the Illinois Hrn toreMp CIOICAGO Dee 2tChtiirznan Lone Jones of the Republican Stain Central Committee gave notice tonight that the right of Ihe Democratic State Senators elect to sit In the Legislature would bo contested This Is the latest manrcuvre In the light for the United StnleiBeniitorshlp from Illinois The notices wuie withhold until tiioltst moment nllouoJ by law the motlvo for tho delay being it Is undoistood toavold stlrrlncup the Democrats to possible reprisal The State Senators upon whom notice was served are Noo nan of the First district Caldwejl of the Thirtyninth Ainold ot tho Fifteenth Hawkins of the Seventeenth and Oopplnger of the Fortyfirst General charges of buylug voters with money and promises ot of fice In the organization of tho General Assem bly are the main grounds set i forth for the contests Tho J eulslaliire Is aimed einly divided between Democrats and Itopubltcans on joint ballot nlth three Farmers Alliance men apparently holding the balance of power The avowed candidates so far are len John M Palmer bent and Chnrlea It Harwell Hop who Is the present Incumbent The struggle promises to be fully as fierce and een Fatlonnl as the memorable one In whloh the lute Gen John A Logan defeated William IU Morrison JBreV Fax If Oat Cotched CKPAHTOWJJ Go Dee 21 fortno years an old red fox has dotted the hunters of this neighborhood and nobody could catch him lie wns known everywhere as Old Bobbe cause he bad ti short tall After one hunt he generally outran any pack of hounds Today tbo boys of Cedartown went out to give old Dob a Christmas frolic They knew that he was always on the watch for them 1rink West entered George Clara and Pap nlo Dr Joe flddoll Doll and Float the Col bert boys Guide Mary und Aleck Wood Tucker brought four docs J he party urow cover at Gig Fine Mountain ut 5 oclock In a tow moments Clara opened and the dogs were joining her from every side In live minutes thuy worn out ot hearing The fleet heat wan mado In one hour The boys now turned Old Bob and he struck straight for the crook The dogs were soon out of hearing again They ran to Fish On away from the siart Jhvery dog was In full ore Hob was making for Big Pine hut some Otto righted him scarce fifty yards ahead A moment later Dnvo Colbert yelled all won over with Bob The aco took two hours und a half Nome the Wore for s Tnnble orSa Feet CAnto III Boo 24 Yesterday afternoon at Clinton Ky n twoj earold child of W T Walker while playing in the yard came to an abandoned well which had been carelessly covered and fell sixtyfive feet Into eighteen inches ot water The child was missed almost Immediately and the broken cover of the well signified its fate A nlxteenyearold boy was lowered Into the well by a rope tied to his waIst and after a half hour of careful and anxious work the babe was brought to the surface unharmed suffering only from the effects ot UB Involuntary bath in the icy water This evening the child Is playing around aa usual XAltZSB iXTELLIQBXCa mmAroaa ALMAIUO TRII DAY un ThUS 7 28Sunaele 4 83 MOOQMU sea HIGH WATia THIS oar Eaodyllaok e SAl GOT Island 7 151 Hell Gate eoa Arrived WIDKHDAT Deo 3i Si nindonetan Tanavagglo Gibraltar 81 ta Flandre Hlanea Antwerp Si City of Alexandria Allen Vera Ores Si Iawnee Trlbon Wilmington 81 Leon Svance Si Anne Bay 81 city of Atlanta Dole Weit rolnt Va Ci City of Auneia Catharine Savannah ti Cherokee Jlearie JackeonTllle Chalmrtte Percy Kew Orleana tier later amrali tee Tint Fage AaaiTiD OCT Ei Emu from New York at Bremerbaven da Penmark from New York on the Llaar Ka TblngTalla from New York at CopenhaceB SOiLED raoai roauox roan El The Queen from Liverpool for Now York 00700150 lTI17Umi1 Loft Jotay HtUiCItii 7eSuh Salt Cbalmetle New Orleana sxortl Rueila lUmburn eOox L btateof Ueergla ulaegow 7UOXM Sail Tomorrow Alvena Jamaica S 00AM hoot M Cherokee Charleiton auto r 1C City ot Ulrnlufbam Bavan sib IKMrM wcoiciiia iTXAmgira Due To ilay Italy LUercool Deo S Marietta Uuli lisa 7 Greece Ixiitdon l oo e Noordland Antwerp Dec 18 Philadelphia Laguarra Deals Out lYtaau Die 2S Werkendam Ameterdam Pea ID Britannia Gibraltar Dec 11 flermanlo Uaeenetowu Deals Cienfuegoe Kauaa Dea Isyj tout arunav Dec UT Bpaarndam Rotterdam Dea 11 cur of ChesterQoeenstownflea 19 Idartala Hamburg Dec II Lna Sda0 Dee PS Alter Southamptonitec 53 LaUretagne Havre Ueeau Vtorkendam Amiterdam Dea 14 nIANCUArfANOa Tueiday Dee 23 liist at ThrUi Churcti chapel Hartford Conn by the Kev Floyd W TompVliu Jr Louisa BurDbam daughter of Charles K Chapman to lieward Dud ley Menu at New York city HKNMONIIAItICOWOn Monday Dec O at Urooklyn N V by Ibe ReT Joint W Cbadwlnk Eleanor Prior daughter Henry Barrow Etq of Diapiiaqua M V in lisbon II Penman Jr FKUKKKMOKAOn Dec 31 at the home ot the bride bj the Jlev Dr Thomas lallandet Kr mlna daughler of bids A 21ora and the late Joe A flora lo Carlo t Ktrr r JAZAKKVITCHHTJEONOla Brooklrncn tlaaday DeaKl tiythe Itev Dr lagerioll hahn 0 Leiarevltch loNiUn daughter of Henry B Mlrong HUITHIVHIn New Haven coon on Den 22 at 81 Iauli Church bribe Rev K a Uses Miss Julia U Sum to lemmy r Smith both of tble city ATItEfOo Tuesday evening lice 2S B11U T Ayrei In the tuli year or hie ige Funeral from Iii ate residence Metnchen N J en Krlday Dec 20 at Jiaol I M rrlendi can take the U V R R at foot of Cortlandt it at t r U Car lags will be at depot JsjAKTbUTrln Bridgeport Conn Dec 53 John K Bartlett aged US yeark 7rlesde are lUTlted to attend the funeral from hit lata reildence Ill Myrtle av oa Friday Dec n at it XI BIANOn Stamford Conn on the 4th ImL Charles Blind aged 11 yearn JTrlendi are luf lied to attend the funeral on Friday atternoon from BL Johns Chapel at t oclock BOUAKTUn Dec 3S after lees illnli Julia H wife of Orlando H Bogart and daugbteref Ue late WIlliam Loptott rmaerslKlvsle I ntOW7tOn Tneiilay Her at at Mi laie rill flenee 108 Bail Mil a reter Brawn U hit 7iHk year BHUWN Nofiralk coma on the P4th Init CI rliaM Drown wife of AddIson llrown aged TO yean IncaS are Invited lo Html the fnneral from hat late reildenoe 17 Weitunrt av on Friday atler noon at 4 oclock Interment at the convenience ef the family at Lour Ridge coca HVltOKrtMOn Wednesday Doe 24 Wai to Bit Via eldest ion of the late Daniel Kartell aged 67 yearn Notice ot fnneral hereafter CONUONUn Bee Itedmond Condonaed 6 yeAM TclatUei ant friend are Invited tn attrndlh funeral from hue late resIdence H4 Cliarltcn it on Thurs I day tied pa at 11 I M CVKTIKOn Dec tt In Stratford Conn Jan A wife of AT LentiL aged Mynri Friend are Invited to attend the fnneril from her late riildinoe ID Stratford on Friday Dee 36 at 5 1 M DAIINKY Men Piamford Connon the 334 lost Ellen Dabney wldowrf Jamet Dabney Friends are invllcd to attend mine funeral frombirUt residence Was Stamford on Friday morntof at mso clock and from Nt John uhirch at C oclock DIAHOn Pea 23 1HM lleury Die atedM year Notice of funeral lurtaf ter DUUIEYItOllKUTHSuddenly of pneumo nia on Tueiday Dec 3 at lie residence of berele ter fre It Van Bantvoord lOUWnt mdci Bill W lioberle wife of William Blair Dudley and daughter ot the late ItooertM and Jail X Boberts IteUUvti amid friend are cordially Invited lo attend the nnerat lervlcee at lbs abova addrei en Friday Deo 2O at 1SU I r I M Interment at VVoodJawn at convenience of the family FAKIEYAt the rectory of HI MonIca Church Jamaica L I on Wednesday Deo 21 theE An thony Farley In the IDIh year nt hl as a Foneral uu Friday al 10 A at The reverend clergy and r claims and friend Invited FIMIIXKOn Tutiday lies 33 at hi lata real done 552 Eait oath it after a long Stases Johe Nicholas Flitter FltfHEK On Wednesday Pee 34 Fheb Flinty wit ot Martin Fisher In ber74tn year elattree and friend are rtipecif ally Invited te at tend the fnneral on Friday Dee i atntaoAM from her late reildence ttJl Writ Mia at ithence Is rt Jcha the n piiee minces aoih it Bear 7th ar FITZPAinlCKOn Dec 22 1CM Malllda HIS ptrek aged 37 yean beloved wife ef healed Fltrpatrlck Itelatltei and friends are Invited tn attend the funeral from 111 Wait Houston at u thence to Bt Aalhoays Church Friday xeth fret at lu A U IIAKTWidow ot Koberl D UarL at Pert Jeffenea In her 7Jd year HI KM TIM At Tonler Dec 53 et menlndil OeorKe Hyatt llueilla eon of the late William H tlutilli lu te 44tu year of hit ae Funeral services on friday Dec aH at a I U front the Reformed Church Yunken the Rev Dr Cole KEKeAN lu New Haven Coon on the J3d last I Gina h i Kaeiau eon of htiohut anti Mary Kelfan aged years and 3 moniha Friends are Invited to allend the funeral fromths reel deuce ot the pareilt 04 kllll iu on Thursday artei noon at 3 oclock KIMBnK Entered Informal Clartncevin near Richmond Hill Long Iiland h r Thomaa Klmb In the MIth year eC lilk ace Funeral on Friday 20th lost at 230 P H at hit late resident Interment private LElIMANOn Sunday lIeu 31 Charlie Lehmae Interment at Sharon Spring N T IiKVTf In Norwalk Conu on the 4th lust Ana Levy aged 88 year Frlendi are Invited to attend the fuuerat from her late reildenoe Norwalk on Friday forenoon atSU oclock and from St Marya Church at 0 oclock McCJLFNNENln Brooklyn Dee 21 ISaO Andrew McCltnnrn axed 58 yeara Belatlvet and frleude are Invited to attend the foneral from hit lat reildeaca 127 Bchermerhora ak thence to the Church of 8t Cliarlea Borromeo oa Friday Pen 26 at 0 SO A M fleaae omit flowtia McCUILOt7eaHOnlJ BOMwideot F tk j UcCollouch J p Funeral from the reildence of her daughter XraWea J Moran 141Booth 5th et Brooklynon Friday Dea saatBoUA Mi thence to Cta Peter and Pauls Church Wy the av and South 3d IU where a elma muse will be uui for the repose of berwul thened to Calvary MINroItllSnddeniy Des 34 laa AMnQ oulu yonnieit child of alary There and Themes Mlntord Jr aged 7 months Notice of funeral hereafter MOEBIirsOQ Monday Des a Leal K bta at his late reeldtnce sos Cambridge av Jereay City Deltbu Funeral Friday morning at 10 oclock ReUttvesasjA friend ar respectfully Invited MVlKrOn Tueiday Deo S3 John J Xnlrr Funeral from bli late reeldence 331 Bait I3ta it e Friday Dee 20 at 10 A M abate Iheno te is Annea Church 12th it betwee M scd4lkan where a solemn mass of requiem will be efiered fur the repot of into soul henna Is Calvary TAGLL0n Tuesday Dee IS after UrrtMlll aeaa John Nrel the beloved buiBad ot XMavlae NaireL axed en year Funeral from his late rail dene Fereit aT near ate tropollun av Ball WllUaxaibsrih U L en Friday Dec 24 at 3 P M JTEAKSONOn Tuesday Des 39 la his 451k yeaA Frederick Peareon heistives anti friends St tbe family are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral aervlcii Friday mor log at 11 oclock at his lat retldeneo SWeet S7lk M Interment at Woodlawn Fleue emit Bower rBOHHEKAt Outwnbur X J on Monday Dee 32 William Proaier arid is year 7 month sad tt days The relative and Mend are reipeotfnlly Invited te attend his funeral from the Reformed Church U lenburf today at 330 P H KETNOUDIn Stamford Cnn on the 33d set Kanoy E Bayneld widow ef WIlliam K Etyneld Md 77 yean Notice of funeral hereafter KHODEgOn Monday Deo 33 et patmmmla Thomas Rhode Funeral and interment at Philadelphia Pa HIcnAKDMOn Deo 3S al Catskill XllMkeU DorIes widow of William W Blcbarda Funeral services at 8U Luke Chureh Catskill es Friday aftenoon Dec 28 tt 3 eeloek RVTONOmo Dee S3 at Rutherford X J Semis U only child cf Joseph H and Bmma Rot Funeral services it the home of her palest ea PriSsy Pea 26 at U oclock SCBlITEBOuDeo24 iseaoerlmde Schllyer I cd9f yr Funeral at the reildeneeet her es Osorge sobS roe sEiq49 Christopher it Thursday entay Dee 33 taoe at 8 oclock Interment Friday M Montgomery Orange county K T HIMONNEOD Tuesday Dee as after heit ill malL Adele Blmonna Funeral services Friday Seth met at 3 P M as her late reildince SJl Dean it Breeklya MIEMONOnTueiday Del 93 after Unrertat Incas Anna Elizabeth Slamen wife ef Oorfe lie men In bertt9tb year at ber late reildence an West 43d it Funeral cervices private today HMITHnn Uec 23 IS90 John It imlthand M yera7 months and 14 days Jlelatles and friends are rsipetttully Invited t4 iendhla funeral from his late iiM ne 12 Wee 37lh it on Friday Dec 20 1880 at 13 U SYNNOTTIn Brldreport Cone ea the 224 last Maria widow ef Xlallhew Oynaotl Md ea yean Friend are Invited to allend the naeral from her late reildence 820 Main eL on Friday morntof at Las oclock and from fiL Auitlnei Church at it eeleek Interment at SL Michaels Cemetery TIIOKNTONCttberlne wife tJaa noralee In Ihe S4lb year of her axe Funeral on Friday at 3 oclock from the reeldete et ter aunt Mr Patrick Cunnlnf 6am It Adilehl et Brooklyn Interment at Calvary Baratoca paper pleaa copy TX TUKIn this city on tb sublet Meadar Dec 32 John U Trevur ef YoDkera Siativ a and friends er Ihe family are laviled te as tend the funeral Friday morning Des se al is oclock at Ihe Flflh Avenue Baptist Church see ner4etbit Interment aiWoodlawa It I kadly requeued that no flower btaent WILZIN On Deo 33 Caroline wldew ef JellM Wllttn xd di years Relative and friend ef Ue family and the ae Ven ol Ihe Tsdla Moatetore Relief Aeeeeiatlea are re pecifully Intlted to attend the funeral Coca her late resident 215 Eaal 7Blu IL today si lOA U Kindly omit flower WOO1IMTOCK buy Eaves Conn ee she 33d lust Maryttt widow 1 William WIh M4 Th year Interment at Clinton Cone

Page 6

m y i t T d i1 Ijrp I f I V I il1 I mr1 It1 fgJ 1t I 2U THE SUN THURSDAY DECEMBER 25 1890 I I iirion Clirlininis Atlrneilliio 4 Alt tae best loot distance horst training will init at a mile and thre quarter al Ullltou wllt I otar race In wbcb 1 lbs prominent her of the 4 aaaaoB will meet Uaee promptly at 2 oclnok TaD dIro wVra daiiaaTlatrl I VK bait Iml rom BOOTS V o II P miWI not th tba tthtlma I bar tulfaoled these boot M t h 7iu on rVal Blnoa I bava O0d WOtrrl ACkOt ILACKIKI my booUwsrloniartbaa baton and an alwaja bright and claan WolfsAC ME Blacking li la IIlni fo Xt Went ai CMtrm Change a fint Table to Walnut A Poplar Kitchen Press to Antique Oak A Cane Rocker to Mahogany Ee4 whit on be don with 20C worth 0 MUf IKON iAlr1rTArs O rlrr ir WOLFF U BANDOUH rhllartlpblo 4i ik in JtriiJ Vilnl und llvn itrmdinj sjorea n m TTITljrnnr B UONESET d JIONJV LHjIJIll U rh Oresst Conaih Xeasaelr TjTITt rJlICE 8 s cfa a From a letter recently received 4 A while ago feeling the need of another tray clung salesman I pur chased a Remington Stand ard Typewriter and used it to demonstrate my own salesmanship I did the work and saved expense TUCKOFF 8EAMANB A BENEDICT 827 Broadway Now York ttt r cnra dU A FABTflR RKKK1MII HOOMR with or without ArARTIRfl ll A C board I can ba lulled In any part of city irea ot charge 1 by calling at nil Ulh av one night front LTXINOTON AV 34 felt itiT7frland omely furnthed alcoia room with or without board back room both healad LKMM1TOS AV 441 EAST rear Grand Central Room and board for gentlemen armarrled couple table board OTIt ST M EAST near Ttrodwav Room and board talw handomeiy ftraUuid front parlor couvt or gentlemen I hated 1 OTII ST 131 wnSTllall rooms alto rionhla AO roomr aouthern exposure with cr without boatdi term reasonable I 4TII STTIIK VINE hOUSE 141loB nlhvr IirgC mu i mall rooma with or without board tranlenta accommodated kilo tabla toard toardMTU BT r3WFST I dotation Large front mooT rOm 1 convenience1 uperlor table and at lendaiiee term moderate Ibl board 14TI ST isTwERT Large and mail room alngly Mx or en ulie 1 convenience Table bnanL OOT ST 40 WKST Very delrbleronm hlghclara 1 changed V7 house uperlor In every respect reiarancea ax OfbTll Rr 3fl WFST Doubl or slngl annny front s rooms with board references OSJD 8T IIH VERT LargeTdelrable handaomaly furnished rooma Ingly or en anlta upertor Ible table board OQP MT 3411 KXT McelyftirnUned rom heted fc6 a I convenience excellent board f weekly 1 Oqn sr32t n KPT Lrge handomeiy furnished o ronmt all convenience bath also email rooms superior board table board OQn ST3M VTFSTMI etattonIeely furnlhed 0 mall room 1 convenience and excellent table table board QOI RT 114 EAST Second floor rooms transient O permanent and party of gentlemen reference exchanged OOO ST II1 EASTlland omelr furnished heated reference u hall room with board uttable for a gntlemaut O 3D ST 140 WKSP Large and mall rom well board j O furnished all convenIence axcUnt table table n JD HT 318 WISTLorge and mall rnnrna unity ISdlvf t ej r8i suIte famllle or gentlemen I table board O QT lpRTj Ytl WE ST 1111 room on parlor lon o mjfEmoK TAHII no ABU Q leT lT 133 WEST Mealy furnlied front hall 0 1 room with good board iSu weekly qHn 6f7s2iVlvisTNlcelv furntshd wllheated u rooma with superior board from ts SO upward O 4X11 KT 2M WERTLook at the flnelr nralsbed 34T Jo U ejft rooma running water tIne bath ample I clojts team heat extra One board rate very low O4TII RT 27 WEST Larga hanaomly tarnished e ft room sIngly or en suIte uprior board and attendance QRTI1 BT 12h EARTrrlrate family I will let two ejej room with board also oinca lor phylclan XQn t ST IS WESTNawly fornlsneit fonrth floor changed 1eJ front room alo back parlor referancea ax 4QI RT in EAST Very dealrabl large sunny to enc room with flrntclss board reasonabla ra l A QTIl RT tOT EAST Nicely furnished room slngl A8TIr n m aO and double good board table board f f up lOTII ST 227 EA8T filnga and double nlrey fnr fic Dlhed heated rooms with or without board R1ST STRICT RAKT Large dOuble nuare heated eJl room with tlrstclau board suitable for two t table J 1 STST70WF81Atter January I elegant square eJ exchanged 1 room with board southern exposure reference CtST ST 414 EAST Slcelv furnished large hall 18 4J 1 room aouthern exooure al SO weekly with I board f A r AT ST M WFSTLrg and mall rom all et newly urnhiied with or without board One block from Broadway and Hlxth avenue I road XQTII ST 67 EAST Rnlte mnny room uneicepllon unsoplon 0e 7 able table epoch arrangements made with famllle anTi 172 EAST Elegantly I furnished second floor U V front room with or without board term moder ate references 1220b RT i EAST Nicely fnrnlhed room gas I bath hot and i water private family board optional lOATh A41 hour ST 334 EAST Tabla board meal a all iflTlt ST lie EASTBoard and room for re L spectable mechanic all co nvcnlences Includ ing bath terms rmaaonible 1 63 EAST 31RT HT Comfortably furnIshed room I tlO with or without board also table board 1 14S4D VNatly furnlhed room with or zIj without board near elation atatlonMrs BEBTHAU jStlrrt 3oarfl Brooklyn BOARD A f 01 l rineppl at Brooklyn three 1 minutes from bridge pieaant room excellent board h l1rli 1td rOOI lmrtmtnt io et I A RUITY ot handsomely furnished rooms private 11 both near Manhattan Club also a fine parlor for reception lest reference H i A DAILEY 7 Vesl3Slb AUNO SHth it and Broadway Larga and small I room Incly or an aiilli permuneiil ur irauient IrjRktunu I dejlred FIINT ROOM with two bedroom ad Joining nicely furnished reaonable UH Mill ar CL NTCs l ACY m near Broadwynoiible end Inuionlcelv furnished room light housekeeping orceiitlmen flvmp CLINTON nACK 11Mcely furnished single and double room gentlemen or light bouiieeplng 5150 tip UIN I IEI ROOMS f and f United flaIrs hay J Ing hank Ud av and 1 02d II LFXINIiTON AV ITia near lOSthibTwo connect 14 ing rooms nicely furnished In private huuse all conveniences near elevated station LlXIMlTOS AV i41 Furnished room suitable for on or two mechanic or cltrkt terms mod r 11 ring bell Plo i Lkll jR FMAIIi ROOMS handsomely furnished for gentleman and wire or mingle genii men 5 Waverle place LKMMTUN V1r ICJ7 cor 22d stItooms ultnbla fur one or two gentlemen strIctly private family Ml ATM rrRNIBIIKI ROOMS IL with or with i outboard g I bath IJH I hat Ith t Mtcl CLEAN rout room on first floors Urtnan NPAKK limi dav near mih si PAKK AIe aMVllKNKII S1D eiTNIcelr furnished front rooint vent einn folding bed heated i Vail Lath on floor fJ weekly PARK AV un NHAR DID hTiTelrfurnlsbe4 room boated hath on floori U weekly P ARK AVrTTBJ near l7ath stHall bedroom nicely furnished Irqulra second boil OI AV 24411 corner HMh aLMcly furnIshed urge hall and corner room with running water boated hall room 11n and tJ per week 2V AV 243A near 125th i L block from L elation canvenlencea Mcly fumbLed room only lu private house 1 21 AV 34hTwo large nicely furnIshed room pleasant location near alrated station 2DI tm JSEAU a7TirRT Ncil77nrnlshd sIngle and double rooms by day or west 4TII hT it VKHT aililntrton aguara InrrTished 2 room for housekeeping or keutlemen rent tlM up Gfll AV ITS A large haiidiuimely furulehel trout t room with heal ao other rooms 1mi RTl47 WY Tfnor L tatlmT large newly MS furnished room sullab l nr gentlemen or mar ried couple al u u J rooms IQr light houekevplng Ilr I to i Ily tile ito cc OTII ST ll3EA8Tllall rooms uuare amid con upward S ni Hug room keutkmeii or rasmod coupli t 1 OTII ST hIll EASTMcelyfurnlsbed first floor i front room for two gentlemen or married couple nTII HT 303 WFSTLarge front nicely fernlsbed J C room Hibl bQu keeplni alit laatl090 IW I GEORGE EHRETS L SALVATOR BEER On Draught at all my Customers During the Holidays ro I GEORGE EHRETS HELL GATE BREWERY East 92d and 93d Sts bet 2d and 3d Aves N Y 1unLGcd ool Inrltn1 o J et 1 QTIl ST 3111 KAST tontile unit slnxle I II ml bath 19TIIrjr lurnlhedi I all convenience O 1ST 8T i4 I ART frlviite family hat a lane moderate 1 turntihed room suitable for ifentlement term nOD T U4 WK8TNwly furnlhedj all con faO vnlncej with or withoUt table board QODRT siTwKhT Vnrnltur new and hndsomt 2 O 1 convenience table board optional nop ST 313 UKAT Small room neatly fnrnlhdl 0 refined home and aocintloiia OQD ST ml WEI4Tlerge I and mall room well O furnlhedt term moderate O 4TII ST 2VI WKHT tarca front rom mall iiroomi rrlI family lrms imidemle nTftTil urT toi2WflSTlrimnt and nicely r furnished t rooms all coin enlencei bal hut and cold alert aloaunny back room Q f Ttt T4 WKRTIar parlor nicely fufii M vJ also mall room tntfi or iTlthnut bnn4 otlaNJ IKNtAlh 2 gvt RT 20 WERT near Itroadwar Small rooms irenttemen Unewly only furnished ga tiathi term reasonable ttOTII sr 31tt WKSTlarlor Boor doily or en ultet 0 hiale I not ant cOld I water tolillnir bed kitchen privilege mr hoarillt qeslreii alo other room S ST 54 WENT I Matton Iarif and small men Oroot1 neatly furnished terms modrale itentlo linT TT aiSWFT Meiro nlmlv furnished ninny eg 1 back parlor I for on or two rf f Ifii wceklj eflIhT 24iMABT fholca of thre roomie J2M to keeping Jt H hath running water ifentlemen or house nii ST 232 WRSTNlffly furnl hil room and Oi7 bedroom lltit huutekxplni i1i also hand ajaaly 1 turnilied parlor A 1 ST ST i2d FAST smile and double room 0 x 1 nicely fnrnlhedt bath 001 gee 1A upward I A STI1 ST MX lAsTlceiy furnIshed large rrior t9 ant extnlnn 61i hall rooma alo basement furnlhed or nnfurllslied 4STI bT L42fi RT Meelr furnUhed mingle rom flO tor jentleroen board optional terms reasonable Kf TII ST lira h AST KitrnlheU rnnmt back par t lor nultabl doctor dentist or I rlvnte Wra 1 JUI KlmS RIST sr23 KASTMnile A I liall room nicely IV J famlhed Also back parlor doctor or prlvatdi reference axohanced f1tT8T24EARTLarre front room for tight I Cl 1 tioue keeping large closet nicely furnished 4 weekly IT TST ST 4 1 EAST Lrire frontalnoys rom I hot aol UI cold water bath private nelghuoihood mailer rom KIKT hT 41m7 EASTMcely fnrnlshe hall room eJA large closet bath on lloon lM o weekly ODK 1n BART Front parlor ant bedroom la ii single flat on ground Hour QQD RT 229 EAST Furnished rooma with or with 7O out bo4 I fTcTTTKT 217 FuLr e and mall room near lUeJ elevated elation IVjrvTH RT Ill EAST Front room serond floor 110 term 0 f oullabl for Kantiemen or light houokeeplugt 1 1 CTII ST 3 BAKT Lare front room sullsMe J Jt for one or two ir ntlemen in trfctly privet I lon family alu hall room trm moderate near Lio i 1QTI1 RT 5 EART NIly furnlhed front rom 11O with bath suitable for one or two gentlimen LUllTIl TH ST 129EAiTLarir front parlor heated t 1 24TlI also other room I heated 1 house term moderate 123TI ST 21 BART Comfortable plearant nicely o fumnhmbed roomt alo large front parlor can drf be used for light buslnet purpose If rr frlor 1 J TIt room fiT 12H LAfcT Mcely tnrnlbd front 1 OTII ST 10 KAST Flnelr furnished single and Ai I double room gas hot and cold water and roml u oul baths reasonable rates lOQTII ST 214 EAST Board and heated room ro I O mechanic and working girl near both I sta tion early breakfaiL CO Oti FOR LARGE front hall room two flight np good neighborhood ring three ttmaa l t7 Welt tllt 43at and pnrtl tt THE BROGKHOLST The New Departure Wet 8Ath at and tolnmbu ar All the small apartments lo of three ana four rooms except two onr wih kln meven and Ihl rooms Ulrh reamaurant barberaliop cafe 1hIac fixture Tlany deCDolnUI elegance comfort In fact a om fIbl and model house Apply In building or POWERNWcor 9th BY and 85th st FREE TO NEW YEARS P and MOthlrd and fourth alngla I Oat of itx extra large light room and bath learn beat tasteful decoration and alt dcortoD improvement Alo 123 tyt f3l andf3speclally attractive corner flat of sIx 1 room and bath Apply to janitor MX to 2 West 09th II or to llAV Nh b UKFltE At I braids 18 Wall at 519to523W52dSt Ckolre AiiBrtnsenti 1 Three ned Four ICoouis with All Imsirnvement I r2 lleeorntril Jlumh Wane E t I KnnlBB KENT Water SU heated to SIB tiahlway CsiKENT Q Can tie cern Mt sony iIe l is Ayply to Mnltor isFREE FREE RENT TO JAN 1 I34TII ST SK2 TO SlOt l I5ART Elegntly decorated new nata hall belted I room and bath one bat block from elevated station rent f7 to 1 i ALl MOI1T 4 and 3 room I and bath team heat hot 11 water 1 electric tights all Improvement I to t loh tUII 311 Apply I tnperlatendent I Wet Mth si tILEGANT FLATS TO LET Six rooms and bath l halt ELEOANT 14 held moOel rent Inquire on tbo premises ho IOU Net lUJd ml LLATS Mtl AFAIIT1ET nnfuroishad and tug I tidied Iii all lane or the city OIhOM hKOTIIKHH tut broadway near l tht titFITo tANUARV ltnpro d dernratd 4 room 111441 J apartments 93 to91 lt I store free tin March yJ FrjATS r 7 West 1Mb st F2r tofii IrT perfect 1 order janitor OWl Etl lAltthav I tTtTKATirY Biiov iAnitVi VAiirEl 17oto I 17 4 Mudlsnnar 0 I room und bath bTlIA I I IlliATKH eJri to Jjl 4 fact lliuli I i7 room and bath hTKAM IIKATKH fU in Eli janitor j In corner CULMS II OOUVCAill71l hIlt av cor Itithat tjflCOIlTlt T lecant apartment with H three or lour rooms In tIe new n pOln OhtY OMTlTilT I live room large mind airy room 14 8701 8th av near 144th st Janitor preinli a NE llfree4ad 7 411 Inst l llnndsoraartata ONi 7 amid d rooms all modern lirproiements 82mm up TWO FAlt INIWO IFFT Of those Han or fire rooms and bath iliath and private hull heated tine minuta Im I niailon rnrntr I4 tb II 1 and Hnulhnrit av Clv I mid ro ilrroraled Ac COU1N I Ii lOIVAItl 7IU Mil at cor I4ilh II TiT I HiriTn i UA bILE ri A i H ran he rented for fin to guI per month J7 10235 Wat 14d st room ant liittnt decorated Ac CO11IN I ouliW Allli 1 JTIJPlli A ror H5th el wigtl iO TO UU WIII RENT Statu hented I of 7 room and hath decorated andpnieredtlirouuhoiit Uuu and 4ul H Mcholaa xr Apply on premise or tn LdUls riUiilVAltD 3711 fth avcor MMhst KOOMSAMI llATIIKOOM owner supplies hut 3 water 1 tmpro emeius team heat mall tail had 1 Ia lal bat i 11 f TTA AIARTMKNTS 17111 I and iTn nbove 0Jtf fi 3 4 room each carpeted hall 1 end t I hii I A f rt nor front sultahle lo tailor or dressmaker 4ROOM 4nOIII UllAKA UllOb bhoe sure tuojd av I QflTII sfTf Si l WEST Four and tlveroomaparlmnl JO all I light utlonurr tnlis dumb waiter rallies hot and cold Irr coIn rooms rtanonald rent CTTII KT Sid KAST Fleiant n111 four lltht rooma 57TI Improvements r1 class order I7 OKTII ET iw I FAST Four room and bath room DO adults tent fin YilYTirFT mi i WFRT Aparlmsnta four rooms l LU nicely Isperet Ii lit AIr etnnts reduced rents Janitor on premlfe I C iTII ST Store alo Hal nflhreeaind four 125 cheap rent 244 f sit v5ih I t lair nnd partmrntsi Mutti TAIlFHIi I adult family went furnished or tin A lurnllied lIt near iiruadwaj Adilro liANUriOfl 5 Wet 41111 II urlll n pflouro ttantcd I iNy Ir l o linuir o ist l o fniiiccilnir lice A wanted ijev reii Mali on itl Mil V below suh II Addle by letter luelil IAITOS 3 lt 144h st H or ale or So tt A ALL WAKTINO HOTELS AND COTTAGER aa A e lid or mountains end application now t the time to register II 1 rllloi IoritiI Y 11 WNI II st cllt anil gypnrtmcnta go Jpct MARTMENTS PEABODY TO LET 108 AND 104 KTAVKKLKV PtACK rtteum lleisteJ Kievutor Isml Iftoy Flrat Clu a 5 ever reaped Rents 7O to S80 IRVINGTON AND ROCKLAND ISO TO 148 VRHT 1OTII HT Hirnm neturd Hull ItnjrB Nicely patnerett and itveonited Rents S5O to S8O 227 WEST 135TH ST ndBruitct InclA wliitittiMotit lu p rlecfc artier near Iddtntlon Rents S4O to S6O 401 TO 405 WEST 22D ST corner Olli icy Choice ApMrtnicnl In perfect order Iofec orr Rents S4O to S55 THE LANSINC 100 TO 110 KAMT yein HIV Very dcalrnlilr hiiniliinmvlr puuercd wIld tlrcuruteij Rents S35 to 55 ENTIRE NEW BLOCK ON KAMI HIIII or STII AV lletwren 1171h nnil 1 lUMIIi I IIP well airriinicrd unit IlKlltril flt newly 1 coralcri hull curpolcd fluent flnti tn llnilrni tnr Ihn moRe Rents 17 to S26 I 78 TO 86 LITTLE WEST 12TH ST and 17 TO 23 BLOOMFIELD ST Incline lltidHoii Klivr ChoIce Apnrtmvnt In perfect I onler brOlob prel I RENTS BI 9 1 AND 11 Far Information apply on premise ar I GERALD R1 BROWN 120 BROADWAY mtnl 5jlntc fat gate iy FOR SALE OR TO LET 115th st and Manhattan LE Overlooking MornlttZMlde Piirk ri lwei blocUis from L Hinilon Nine choice isnd vrrr deisirnltle hoase lai perfe orapr tlirttuirhuul now bestir deo rnt d and eqiilpiieil ocith KU flxturc E aV terms llouc old nt I hour A handsomely decorated 4storv house 56 EAST 69TH ST In perfect order To let at rennnnnnle rcat or will Hell house Open Ins Innprcttou For tnTarmntton Mpiily nn iemlMf or GERALDB BROWN f 120 BROADWAY JOHN N GOLDING Late of Brown Golding REAL ESTATE 11 Pine St JfOTKiy Zeancd an Mortgage Jt Mngg4 4 1 TEDrll PURCHASER ARE BKirBOTFUUT INFORMED that we hall have completed by Airtl I eli vary auprlor from 20 to ZJ foot house narth lid a TJd 1 near Central Park wait all hard woo4 finish Roman bath rOm In marble 40 wblolwS offer at from K7UOO to 43 000 Retrlcted blot Apply CHAR HUEK A CO I leT Colambu Uib av rC nl i n if GO BARQId FOR QUICK nurERRtontheui x corner Vangln and IRJ I ta t northeast cornr Vangln and Hruome eta 1 Kivlngtun car FinythLi II I norliecet coroer Orchard emit tielancey Irr it through the bloc oilier OU Clinton henry t eiaocey ani mWI I Ct factory mlleann I t alerandZherry ste 1 llltltLlNtU u fl llothist ot agents lfr rrl1 O VIY TWO rRMAINISQ UNSOLD of thoe ten hnS somo fournory ilwellnts it and mj i Vest 1ltai bAMUbLu WitlullT I owner aid builder S 500 iroocah balance f10 nonthly ely auuJ iMi H story fancy brick aol trownetona prlrio house on hill ovrrlmking llaiem and Can lrl I Park worth SI Aim closing slate also big bar i gain Pate and tenement uSher irlvate lou ill atteiutoCj2mi call any day aeen UbrltmaaDay ilANAUKlt 1UIO Lexington ar rnl 1 Estate or cutt groolljjit TWOKTOrV FRAMB hOUsES porn 100 IWiaT 1 tl Ir foi or more Srf t monthly 1 story I ul and basement frame 13100 sinrr and basement 1 bud k rD rash VC 2 dory flay Wliio I Jx cash FIIU large rnllrcllon of u l ebony taM brick mingle fiats HUoatory double cold waiei 111 raveral One corner for liquor tnic r or butmer 8 story h011 lne with carriage room and stable fork horee also av oral mailer houses M lib table ali 1 homier with goat bakeries 11 A KONlKH 0 JB boa Urondwor nejiir leu ci Mrooklyav I rniiRKKSTortv Bniric RinrrM Food for bakery Jc btcher drug dellrateseii Itnoy barber fruit nnv liuslne term easy Jtuhwl and Jederaon aval llalsey f IIton UWNbtt T1IRKK KTORVRINrilKRRIOIvFLATaWhareyoar J mner will be safe plendldoratlon farm easy llushwl I r4 Jneron aye Ibre block from llalaar at tall in owner present l or l 1 si j BAY RIDGE AND FRT HAMILTON I Are haw Yorka hnndsometiuburba1 are Ituated na New t orb Bay are only u mliue from New York by direct terry i now ie I the time n Invest elevated rail I mad t now building direct tu irooklyn undo eiectrla road In contemplation rate main 1 now I Id and gag to be I laid lieu I IHWii bl litreece in I value bl rprlngi wrhavu comm cheap line an lint also I Water KronM lor sale VAN HltUtT IRON corner 3d av and 71 tiit Kay Ridge U L oiMi Libert u S lew York cat titt OI tt Countttj I HE FORI A SEEKER monthly t tell where to ida find chfuphoue orangaj grove nn ttaliineiiit I but luimlnns cheap hoi f rate rite cheap czcursioni there monthly tent fret O M iUOHHY Jt Fsankllli at N T o ItACOI N J thus vllnliy specialty Carzaln for ale I K r I HAMIIiiN 1 CO Ullroadeay N fv tll finite or tt 397 unit 10 lOn n bon lnl1 mortgage at 4U ui7 I oJOJt nnd per cent nn llroiwirnnl hew Vurk properly no SI l I rllllLIIV iu Iro4 war room 8 rr l Ctnte Wantrt WANTFn Spry Irlrk Iou between roth ani TV With ml I weal it li Kiouav M8 flllLLlpa no Broadway noun JH I IIILLIPI t t 1ntr to xr1II t FRISK AM CIVU lfl LOTS at ntuokt Mwc a price only Hi In flii each with ocean view lint irnuiidt r 1 rL I en utilize i fliumii worih nr anr part if III or tlieieins fur pioiiero iteur New Vnk t In hend fir lift 1 e and Ulilary Dr N iiluikl which 11 UI wall leItUUKIIT ItUUKIIT AITLLTOS JR 1 iiultb 1 e ArfHdL I Klliriiidwii Nw York a To gnro ililf tirpoc STIHIK TllNr 2711 Urodway onpnlt Iwart t Illualn flute location fur MIIV kind or buliiexi rent modie Apply to JlllVAh U McSWVNY 241 nroadwar TOJtIH1 TIE IXmiNci ST uiIN AMSTERDAM AV IOTII AT AVI and an milvard between 73d and 74IB 1 ta Aalraai pumlunJ X rVmTAaHB M U jv J wf J 4F 0 CLOSE RACING AT CLIFTON MADOK ait Aia JACK nosK ax A HEAD IN TI1K HAND 1C AT trtttttm Will the Oprntaic Rae from J lxle hr ft lfitn1 Thai Hhrrlir Laneta Ilrlun Born llam I H Nrekllnnari About Eqnailv Divided In I lnt TI The enthttlfiMlo bettIng throng a Cltlton yenterdfty WM mnlolr InollnoJ on making In vtttmtntflthnt would supply pocket money for Cbrlitm Many ucc odcd but mol found The danerof being ninultsd In the betting line was avoided br the ruling off of flooU oimker Carroll who attackoil 2 White on Mon da r when the later offered to bet on his flllr I Cora Tanner Dixie mod Freedom were the popular selec tion for the opening dash of nn furlon Freedom Ret the pace from start to flnUh Monslmn nearly falllne from Dlxlo In thus backstretch but Dlxlo mode strong fight A J the flnlah Freedom winning br a head only from Dixie Australand third Hackers of form clayed Endurer with Dor Ben In the caddie to win the second race at en moner Qanrmede at C t Land Gettji burg and Vosbnrc at 7 to 1 eaah wero 1 well supported In the field of thirteen The start KM rather striuteUnc with ho favorite In the ruck and Counts Auuuft virtually loft Ilia field closed up at the half mile nburR En dnrer drttiubura and Onnymndn running aJll well together In front vogburjs woo drawn Into el runic on the homo tretcn Onnrmeda moving on tUb a rimli and winning by two leuatns Gettysburg boating Kblls two leunths for tho plucr 1 The talont came to arlef In tho third moo J JT McCormick Periwinkle gelding nn I to 1 hot winning by a length and a half from Rose Yllle a 4 to 1 plaoe elmrjco Hydro second choice loltig the pines by H bead The fourth event a handicap nt a mlln and a txteonth wan n great raco between liadcce tho Illonth fnrorlle rind Jack How second choice Jnclc itoso made tho running to thn homcstrotcu 1 Vad e hanging to tho loaders flunk until IIe MralKhteneri nut for homo when Badge grad tinllr forceil to the trout winnIng by I neck IAI jtna url third I dozen lengths behind Jack Jln1rlnce James and Jftimlu D UOIQ about QUI pout favorites for the fourth race Mamie I took the lead und opened a crap on tho baoketreteh that caused the crowd to gliout othlnl can catch her bnt Prince Jamee to1 her bank In the homestretch and won by three length l Mamie f second two lengths In front of Dr Helmuth third Brian Born with Bergen UP was considered a safe Investment for drjan Int rae The la rogue appeared to 1e the race on the turn Into the homentretcb but Tho Sheriff a 7 to 1 hot nipped Brian Horn winning by a nock Wild Cherry third losing the place by a nook In Summaries a splendid finish Tug nUT IUOE rnn S30O selttog allowances five fnrlann C II toalab r Freedom a br ronao LaTraTlala too Lambler 1 Lane Star Stable a i f DUIe 4ii Mnnahan i i 3 cu A lon br 0 amtralnd lou Bergen 8 chapman Cnur Cor Tanner Lakewnod Fnstle hot b8mD Red Bird Prince Karl Cecilia tirooma san and R4 Bird also run Tim I MM Mutual paid fRA SIM S4 T T SEcOND RACK rant 400 for threavaar olds and upward ant nil Attinla rI h e lanrmede 4 by unnitail Janl B JH7 Sender I Kriton Hubleib o Ottirttitiric 4 HIT Wldflj j OT Pnlaifarrh c Bbllt I 4 IU7 Costello a lE 4nrr Vonbarr Lfnvul nllu i Cotillon rrmlntn I lur Jim Hurray Sam Lore and Ii surge Angus alto ra ao Tim 141 Mutualp ld Il36a W3i faoix THE THIRD RACE Purse 1 for maiden twoyearoldi elllnr allow ncI Ove furlong J I XeOormlckt I r by Leontn Ftrlwlnkl 102 Plrnn I 1 Call b Bcwovillo 103 iCulten J C CorohlHni br f hydra ml N Hill 8 MlTlll Octagon Walter Dnk tlrlaa geldIng Mill katton Main SIlly Maicot j John l it Lharil i I P Llitt Mlll rrton mir and Eros also ran TIme IlL Mnlualapaid 14rim J18S3 TiE FOUnTIt RACE Pant ban llcap fur all ages one milana Inlb J MnlliniBh Badge by The IIIUiwl BaroBMi a liariynn I H Barr tfa br c Jack Unit 3 M rot llo 2 W C Oalya b c tynoiore lOu tambly 8 Pilgrim and Lemon also ran Time 1IOU Mutual paid S3 f2 Wt Mba TilE FIFTH BACK Pnn txon for thro ytaroUi 101101 allowancti Its I and a half furlongs J A MahooTi br a ITlnc James by Print Charlie Mandolin liB Brinl 1 W a orb f Matnl II Ill ILamblj 2 JKlal a brO Dr Illoictli 115 I icoitlfo 3 i MlIwaKlni Addle KanuTllla and ilardee alto ID Tim II t3414 Ifatul paid 1483 Uwtritlf THE SIXTH RACE MTM Wn for lIorurolcle and inward ene aUalld a forlonc Attinla UDII b c The Sheriff by OnondaiaHt 11 Is Bnokr 105 I Bender n I Castle loa lor h Hrln Born a lie Bergen J c D A Ilanlcaohf Wild Cherry 4 iraiFlrnni a WIIHam Daly l Jr Tb odoMui Male Mlehlf Lytan 4cr KalUtnor and Jndr Mtlon alio ran Tim 1 Xntnalf paid SO lo Si IN 510 New Yrom the Horse World 3 T and J OO Tenny is a thoroughbred The stallion Vincent by Vllkcs Boy Viaa been Hold to Clark hook of Newcastle Fa for 15000 Stumbouls efTortfl to wrest the stallion crown frum Nel on were cut short by the rainy sea BOD and the con of Sultan and Flaetwliie has beun turned out E J Baldwin declares that In future bin I horsed will wliucr at thn hum ranch In Call fornia lie nttribules the death of Ills great filly binaloa II to our severe climate Harry Hamlln nf Buffalo IR now the solo owner of the pacer Hal Pointer 2UJi bnvlne purehaBOil the Interests of J N bcatcherd and Cieorgo M Porter An Johnston WiOOW is I also owned in Buffalo It will be a homo race when the great oldowheelora meet on the snow path CEDAR RAPIDS la Dec 23An Iowa trot I tine and padnu circuit Including Davenport Inwn City UiioiKine Cedar llapldn Council BlntTn and Independence wan oruanlred here today The meetIng will bo hold In July und August und imntes amounting to 105000 will blJ hen LEXINGTON Deo 24 Btraders Hnmbloto alan is dead at the homo or nls late owner James Bailey Cincinnati The horse wnb b yearn nlil and was sired by KymlykV Hnnillo Ionian dam Ludv THlmuuu Iv l American btar Ho Hired seven trotters with recoulsof JMU and Letter EnliliK lit Cllllo The card for today 11 I Hr t 1acA 8errn furlong 1D7 Dateman 110 lioumli II rdure tdwanl in t I onrdner In RhoUr r t 1Il irR lrluifi lOT ount Luna lull I ynandr HIT binjr lUir i04 tflieeuy IIHI llardo He Ko cr till lake wood w ntconU ceSlx and a halt furlomge 1 welter weights uralecc CJ7 round Moll Uuko IM la keller Km Sue Uonrtnrr Is 1 I Ii aldim i Jnrnun IU Kuirr 1iJ CT IKIIO JUU LOIIK Time 119 Failati 1Mi NatlmiKloa IJ Tnlr I RacThra quarter nt n mle rllnc PattI Ciik lu iMiiiiila lIver 1rlin list Mr M4 Ito Knmuni leii i nptnt ia Aditlr IU4 Truth lul lit term vldluc IlIJ Latlna ml UnrljulJ lull Xeno phonl 00 flU TIK Fourth Itai cSlit nlil lladnr Ill pnundd JLt Far row U4i Voihnrsr IU lantr lJ Hrlau Horn 112 I Glory HI lettburg M laraml IS Jlonroa Ji Midget iforrucrl uiifim nllyi I H4 Iuke John di Utth KacOii pile alit throquurlr idlIng GnUrm ilK lnuMOI Iuilnrnre I tins i bus lirji i m bound l 1111 hour Math ILl vunlljurn lie tiauandr ar KM Judge elanui M Mxth Race hevti furlongs Thai Row lOOnouni Jack Iioae IOU Kitrat luu Hanola hIlt Dr Ulrauthl luu llrrlion tuj liaitlinora luu Ilnlilai at Oiillccburr The pmiramma for today li Ktr1 BackWo and one h lf fiirlongii selling Kep teen lj u lounil HucUlcjne li Itedllilil nl Uti till wr lit Tom ham lIe Shiny 1 n mIll Iliacktiura II I 5 lllllii I llr I Dlcnunt IM t Hnplilt IIS Slrfluo 1171 AIIIU lilly BB Jewel II uH iary Kuberti uT Yeira IJ Cllnll Itar Threequarter of a mile relllnr cant lilt l irt I pnttida rjJ1 liu I al luievt I Klnx 110 Ha iiuntic ItO larnefie lilt liuArantoL Ii4 I Ueronlum I liw i Parucuol Uli klllan Maid t 7 Pear Lodge U7i fail Mail I Uti Tannatoall M Third lIaoetamita llu Handicap ono mil My 1 Fllo l2l IIUIHIH Tex l ill I io ir lilt I Hruel Ito I taco hii fnrent Klne IL itlie Jsaiir 104 Pearl t11 In iewts Cart IV I lane lilauu UTI Lartttu Wj Lions in I eiaiitu Mel linriarolit I KV fourth Eative furluiiis TlptoU 112 pound Sandy IU I nblrctlou II I I 2 Uiuulai uri Bu llurriun ltui Equality IUJ him Van luu Mm loh Ilia Iu6 Balfy liii loldllt I MI Uttli 1I11lln mile and a quarter selling Kern 114 pound UurnilU IM Laudter III succt Illl tiu frii Its HunrtUor n u Icebri Ito tile yorum lieS Kd Liar iu7t John Dalr lid licrlt Hull Dilemma IS t lllll lllitf CharlU formerly tlnalna coit 1171 Tourist 114 bUth KaeTlir qu rtera of a mil Hoodonttr 112 pound LTIlr IIJ Stir Genres Ill Tom Done ti in IU VuuniUrc 1101 UmU bolt lOG Conundrum I ei fairlck toi uulidro 87 fZ1 The WUner nt Oloneantcr V Otoocinia Dee HTh races today resulted u fol low I I If Pint rrVODr antI a hilt furlong TprhlDDO fIll little Siloaey second Nlllo II IIlltl tim Ail 1 eCilil 1 rice I mireequariere of a little CoiIiitlsItt won nrlfnialiecund i r uon thIrd I me I tlL Third rat Dcvn amid oOir lurlDtiv Huwrnn won litlriprlnz tcoud Alau AIr third lime 11 i1 fnurlh MSU I an1 one hlf furlongs 11lIurlll wi n AftrniatU mecoul I ngiewou4 third Time 14 j llfih raraDu soil on half toilet Sllltok woo OounudncouJ Uleualt thirJ Tim Jiijti I IwrrrNo The Konparll Ron Clnba bowling ham alt the Oed dental Club aa Tnsdsy evening bowled tba followlnf garnet Occldntatwood mi Ohm lie r Mnhlenfls 1 mJ IL 11 lri lnbh 170 f II Mohlenfels IBli Robinson 115 Klbr H7 anenangh 141 Tout uu I IAIIIOn IMI I Hawsobn met I WIlling Konparellolaney 1111 rhllllp 187l Kraft IM I I Miller IM Wilson 1511 Tody lull 1 chilling lit 1 g Ir Ilaman IH i Date f winter IM Total lws The following tame war bowled on Tuesday even Inon lIalllr 11171 11171rlan rIgs omit riaasnrriikan 1811 Rtranb 151 rcknardt 2031 Vath I4ii Moilnhaner 173 Total rVA NIhlltaFraaue nn utick Hi Lehman 1M Dollar man tvli llelirmann 12X Total 741 ttcon cue r BrooklrnA Shelter 114 1 Jacobs 148 Bngsl l7 It lrhaefer 144 rhllllpa iro Total 7s I rr lflcJ lmrit D471 lehman 179 Ileltsr man IJtI liaittinann lliv Total JA vnmn calm Brooklyn Sharer 172 Jacobs tnl Engel 1M II hchaefer H3t rblnipa 170 TotaL 814 rieaanre Flcrn 111 t t Straub 1141 l ll Illsar Iflt Vain 1ST Mollnhatiar IPX 1 Total KO The following game was rolld en the Wait Ride Powitnv 1mb i 5 alleys on Tuesday evening F Hermann Mher IDA e Team U I bottlIng 0 Hermann i2il U I 114 R T fluke Rohrsn Ill i Hal IflQ show 113 SereHen I7lt It hunholn 117 TotaCuo hI1 mk llir Ilolhl llaustnannTeam llautmann him II Doher l7 T f Mclaa li1 II Hlhoir 141 T Nhrtnan U7i O C Sails ICS II Uantbey 133 D Ducholt OC Total 1Jto Tlia rtnrn matoh af Un c mtbtw Oliver of tba fleece and nandal of the Arm Bowline ClUb WAi played Monday at Illnck I alleys on PaKalbarenna and remind I la favor of Oliver tL winning eIght out of ten Kline Cllrerl8n leT 1 107 141IM 103 1 IM tzi let I7II33O KailJlllJ3 1JU ISO 185 114 101 IbO 106 110 110 130 Two teams of the Tnmnklno Cowling rlnb DIaLed the followlnf games at Rlnar alley Ha KalU and Throop avenues Brooklyn un Tuesday orenlngi rust JAMK Tam No lW Rhode I7UJ Frrmbaeb ISO fT B InBunrron II mi Jake hapn YI br W app r 1 Me Bay 119 O June lixii c koh ariel I70 J rrambrr UK Total II t23 Team Ma 2rt Shod 142 n Cordtan 14K P Kompn 114 John Kapp lao II Moody inn B hone btrtr loo W tlchlU IU7 C Emit IOI r Boruaer 104 Total 1 m atcoxn lows TfamKn IW Rhode 120 J FarmbMh 1M W It Lnffburrow inffi lake IIpp litt W Eon IMt J Xo Kay 110 c JDnir IK h ohnarzai L 137 at rrmbrfc 71V Total IOM Team o 25 Rhode 123 n Cordean UTi P tIUc JlJ roorr Korapff 114 John Ranp 124 11 I Moodr IKII H 1 MOOs barker ISO 11 w MchllOll CKrnt lull r Bortinr 1U8 lotal 1171 Followlne are the more ot Tn BUll i Bowline nub rolled yeteroay aftarnoon at tbelr alleys Dlvlilon a reel Tam No 1natK 314 Malone tie Tnppa 148 Ken ned 112 Joma IU9 Klriclmer 09 klnrplty 12X To tal 1117 Tam No 3Knney tea nillxpla 1W Knlley eSI Itoimei 1C7 Bauny Us Schnter bC Corblt oa Total esi Although the pasTes were law I the came or the Prospect llelirhta tournament at Kucua alley In Brooklyn on TueoXay evening were does Tbloroo rtMT tout Occidental No 1THckrolrr III Fohall in Oer lug IM Jttlhwi 17J hphn I5i Total 757 OccIdental ho Mtrdck 110 llartman 1271 Fuller 144 Wolf 131 Aldnburic tIll Total U4JU KCOID UAMF OeeldntKt No nidenbrrc 1M Hartmaa 14S rrd ft db Fuller I4A Welt 107 Myerdeok 142 Total 7iu Bpeedaway No nitchey ir5 Hardy 105 Cam ale 1 1111 Irea 133 I Davis 1J Total ll ttjS tirun OU Speedaway No Itltchy 133 Hardy 1M Oam gle 1 I Mi Ira 173 Val IM Total TBA Occidental No lIlckroder 111I1 i Cobalt 140 Cor ing lUlUaltliwj 103 bpabn 117 Total 77a At Fayen alleys In Brooklyn on Monday evenIng the jlascnttflefeated the MaverlyCinb Theaeorai tiascotla ulmr 210 bennett ISst Voai 184 Fnolher I53i Spate 2m iaulr 14J Randall 134j host IM I F Aoit 1231 A YogI 143 Total I 649 WaverlyObrllnir 181 ban 172 Baker 130 tlltchold IVi III hop 164 Dpleth 117 laury 127 Lanidon 140 Mvlngsten 131 Harrison Itw Total IOu ilanbatlan and Washington Farkelnba scoured a game each in ihe Twenty nth ward tournament of rooklyn on Tuesday evening The scores riRST coMe Manhattan Haass IDS Echermuhly 1411 Bauer IM smith 101 Mailer 130 Total Ifs Washington 1ark Koesel l41 Hern 101 Couna 10U rhllllpa 17u Dvlnt I 1711 Total ill Icon iloer Manhattan 181 Fchermnhly 134 Baster ISh SmIth Itt hailer IcR Iota Hja Washington Part Itoesel 151 Hern 142 Cotient 160 Fhllllpa 178 Uevlne ld X Total 100 At 721 LexIngton onTuidaynlfht Emplr learn Mo III Newman Ills HIT Adler 7j II nlia liii MI I F Nwman 75 II Buttnbelm 133 Ulu L Newman 711 Ltppman ton MInt llecbt R7 Altmajr 97 Silos Htrauna 57 Oroita 15Ji Dutchbrier tin Total lal Empire Team No 2is 1 Itnblno 140 MluLlppman 61 A Doctor 13 1111 Doctor SII 11 Adler Ill 341cc Unity 7u W Nwrnan 143 Mli Tbrlcli 01 roldwnirr l II Bickert 137 Malntbow lau ttrmv 74 Total IUO eacnttemen Clever With tha Kne jn t Hira BSD Oarmndti the champion amateur racquet playr andC L Perkins had aolndld prao tIe match yetrday at the Racquet and Tennis Club courts Twenty Ixth itreetand SIxth avenue R Moore one of Ih marker of the club undertook to defeat the pair but failed The only chance that Moore had to win waa th Inability of the two gentleman to play to gether but rather urprlalnily the pair gar a liDO ex hibition Mr rrklna Dartlcnlarlr doing effective work Moore hardly played In M II usual good form but ha made a gallant trmrffl 1 to overcome the big oddavalnit gj 1n rr o pb rli him and had his opponent showed up any way Indif ferently he might have tood a good chance to win Tie scores were r L Iorklnl and Ba DaGarmendlalS 15 15 1500 Moore 8 3 B 11 so On Tneday Albert Wright another marker of the club YA opuoed by Mmri C 1 U 1erkln and J la Montague Jr Three Intereitlnt game were iilayed W rlirlit manailng to win the lint gam after hut lug ben retina Urfn Perkins and La Montagu Jr rial ed an unumally atronir name greatly to the atton lhuieut of the professional I coach IIIT Scores were rI Perkins and Eo La Montjlue Jr 13 55 1 1541 1 Wright M U lotO K LaUonlagne Jr wm reeled to a comprIse marcy orT IT n a m on Tuesday u T Iawon bentlnirh I outi s cry rleveriy In the bet of three game 1 he conit VHiue lioMeier Mr l4 Montague won with land tivvrn Tho cure wire W T Lon 15 n P39 B La Montague Jr u IS 1017 Quite a cloely contested match waa that 1 played on Tuelay belween W f lilt amid Mr I U Bird 1 frI gemitlemeti appeared to be fair rH l inalcbeil and the Renteweli rs WiIi Ibl las and deciding fame wa nxcccdtiiKly IntereUug I The ra W Pfilyn 15 I 10 1140 U Bird M 15 I43J Mr De OnrmrmlU I nol or entho latlo for play InKa four hnmlel gina ot racquets and here mmuay be a fow tentliMiien uli nle inoro tIre cable as a partner tirt When ieiiilln atillur l nee oil 1 in win a r me Mr 1 la uarmenuia n 111 bo found mOil velcome ailitatit JIanUbill Gossip ioartney teerrn ry connlent of beating Delanay this Im eerie 1 ot their match nn Jan t feter Conioio It IC I raid lia a number of admirer wiiuar wtlutiir to wager from 5 t t2S that h call defeat r Imo 1 CoBiflii in the lam kind ot a Kara that lie tu 0 lad played bcforu Tlii leading mon In the bandball world In tlii city and Uroiiku Intval 1 meeting HI I ionenttnn loon n1 I so rIling th rule or th ir Mill tlmt lucy wilt Lonfiirm to THK tilH t lilea of Itaudljall 11 im vuicrii uiliultted that the new rule Hr lle on y colt otloil ot the L III e Ltwlor hoe I beaten John iiraily III H match where the i Irll Ins l reatinrd ten me a collie but it u inuieded 1 that tue latl tem i a inch i bet e man limn itt I iiI time Otis upon he ilnte ur tlie lirnt eilm nf KAmeH It willie liniihl that I tic ti i rival will ito Into the court with the udUi in flyer ot neither 111111 Tommy l itoMai u Iile were put up yetrdar nfternoi at IVI I Hum 111 V a innrt by Ii IIIn i tu1e ana lnhon belnir lie irronil deprti anti iimk ini fr15 a iii III all thai tOo been piced in the llnil ttnkehulder haiidH In nrlhernin their m ilanil tail luiitrll tit tiel laei nil J 1 tim II Mlii 2 I The balanieof llio etches a ll I I bj iuiun at iaeys court ou IQlloy alteriioon Jim 11 llnndltall entbitlAiiwri IIIT much to Interest them till art rin in At timsey court the principal tnatche will be lietwren I haini liin I Aey and Phil Nmllil IIKI 1 lierimrd McQnaile and I Qulnii and n nlnifl band ed malilillweeii Si 1 CQltatlo aid yuinn At the Murray Hill t court the hputilari and lildle 1 hH eeny will ntteuiut to heat I Carrot and I M Kuril for fJ a Mile 1 At riiirtifyii cuiirt liliani Tiiurtney nml Itoborl Bole will pay John Orally and Peter tunnolly lolo on hkuleej Count BC 21it Is beginning to look like polo on roller In thl clly tills winter Mr Charles X Clark TI ho wa the last one to try to rim aclub here and who taPed only because he wus III heavily hII pled Is willing to try It ajuln The club In Connecticut fought shy of th club in notion but matter have now reached a crisis and hy eec that In order to make any money Iher tntit bo an Infulon of nw blood It lies been very poor judgment to hut out itch slrong cillea as lloioii and orceler which would really ba thu bulwark of a poln cirniilzntlon New lirltain ha not privod in ba irunv enough in nuature treiigtli wth the oilier cUte and It wm n big uusuka lu retain this rug III the Legtie Uoalun la a loIn dir 8plcinUI Wltslows Rink hits boo puc1eil 1 Krahl 1114 ugalmi by Ih devotees 01 the sport btammagcr Prank ilaneroti hl be 10 olrr trytti to secure a ease of Iii ritik In Ibat cIty two WW IJ lm clll tv eneltbnga 4 week icr cola purpose If lie succeed the 114cUb will hIrnalod I 10 1 orceeter and lb New IIrl11I Iub 10 lIollon TII latier club II really the milti II hitlt000rgaulgjitiofl nJ it cnnimtriaea hlokay iso onneli Tmirtmluil ileilell amid 1r fII I idler heinZ the goal 1 tender Though the club I im the I aot place It is but tior games behInd I the Irldgspmmrts whiui sre thIrd and wits such supliars al II 00 receive In I lute city 1 would doubtisss mk a lins showing Joe Oonochne Brokai the World Kccorel CimaiDar England Dec 24Th International skating race cam oft today at Llngay Ken Joe lJonob of Sanbunli NV amateurchampion of tIe Ililed state and run mi a won the raca Uonnghu made Hie mile and A hlf easily In 4 nilnuls 411 sec onds befttliitflh wiirld a record prTlouly made by biujirl u PrOretdOiial rkater NI IICIIM Dec J4 Tli new of los 1 K Ponogliue I greet vkatlnir tent in Fug anil tiHlav 1 innke hll mniiy IrieniU her feel happy Ihe time imeii nut oily beat the iiinteur record i ul clot 1 chic i rnrer lnnui red Icople here nre imw lire that Joe will return to his lioui tha world champion To kate on tile Hoof of tlie Munliatlnn A C ItullUlnc It 1111 been decided 10 hold the charoploDhln slating raree of the A A I oa the root of the nw Manhattan AthltlcClubbulldlag It was at flrt thontht that toe Ice would I ulIt bolldlng but this baa been found eltobetbcu a I WHAT TUB FIG 11 TKHS ARK DOING Th DeeJFlbIo Oo The PoUcf Gatttif correspondent sends the following Interesting news from Oalveston In regard to the Dempsey and FltzslmmonB bat tle Jack Uomrmoy the middleweIght cham pion who Is matched fliiht Uol FUxslmmons for 12000 and the mlddlonrlcht champion nhlp of the world U hard at work training at this place K T Bodds the freedom of tho lahestou Athletic club has taken n rent interest In Uomrsoy and Is I dnlfiR all In Ills rower for tho champion Sporting men hero are all wotkcd up over the contest and It Is expected the majority cf the club members will accompany Dompnoy to Now Orleans and bock him 10 dofoat the New Znalandar Dempsey la oonlldont winning and claims that he has bentou better pucllNta than the NewZonlixnd champion Many sporting men believe tlintFltrslmmons will have consider able trouble In roduclUK himself o51 pound as his rOllulnr lightIng weight In cnndlllon U I 157 iiouiidn jt Is exueitud the liar I work neceoiary forFltZBlmmons to rodtiro nlmtou will wvuken him Unrnptoy could IIllht 110 bo claims at inn iiounilB mud ho will liaMi no troulilo In rodue nit hlmscli to thin tvniglit L If l nitiey ileicatH IliKMiniiiions the JnUeUon Athlotlo Club will tender bint a lilc reception Dempsey la put out oer tho fact that It IB roo poitndthnt Jack MoAulllTo tho lIuhtwelKlit champion who ir 1 to second him N I uolnu to Knclimd He lnlm that be umld sinner havoMoVulilTn behind lidn In the ring thim tiny other man In America It Is reported here tbut JimMY Carroll and Tommy liantortli will hwond HtZBlmmnnB Jomp oyB NIne 11111 unxlaty is t oer lime ref mo 110 Is afraid that the Olympic Club mar stiloct Rome one who 11 lie Is not nt least l cur tlal to Fltzfilrumonn mny not thurouuhly un derntnnd IllS relict Gazelle rulnN One of Uompfpys admirer In New York has pent tn tho Olympic Club nnklnE them to select olthor Jer Uiinn or Frank Ktov non for leforos and It In expected thut the Olymnlo Club munaaa mont may select either ono or tho other DompBoy claims that Gut Tnthlll of Now lork who has been bill backer In many of his Important battles hnt notined him that be In tends to bot from M300 to r lOO l on tho result and that he hnn other admirer who will bet Jorge slim and he In castor tor Jero Dunn or tonic Btevenson to ho refeifp h IUfO helu awaro they will 110 a tjeoislon without fear or ante DempHoy will slop here until a week previous to the day appointed thu flubt SLVOOBR JACKSON AT IIOtlK An Attnck of Illness rrctlades Him From TnlklKB Flicbt nt Present ao i riumico Deo 2a Tba Australian itatnr arrlrd thIs afternoon brlngln Peter Jackson tha OIO tluggr Ha laokad wall but aid be had suf fer from rhanmatlia and would gn to the Hot Poring before ha Hiked lIght In cnnienatlon ha aid I cant may anything about my future for at least several weeks My matoh with Elarln at MI bnurne laos as la ato mr match with tlnddard X wouldnt light In lelbnnrn loddard and Imolry fought In Melbourne and Dooley wa dons out ot the light although oodilard beat him In the end I was aatlsBrd that a 8 dney loan could not get a qunre deal before the Melbourne Club and for that renson I re fused to go there Will yon and SlaTln meet In the near future it is I nrobittil that Clarln and 1 will meet In rel bourn but not at the teltiourne Athletic Club The hydny Alhlllo Hub ha offered sl5tss for a fight be tween Klavln and myelt and will give uoddurd and maS7Mio but thr Is I no tue In my talking light fur anme time as I am sick worn out and Intend tn go di rect to Byron Springs where I will remaIn until I feat better i am going then to tnglaud but cant reveal the object of any visit fVht about CorDett t Corbtt never said anything torn about fight I abant dlccas Oorb lt at prvacnt All that I have heard about him was through the paper while I was In Ann traIl When I get over my present lines you can rest assured the paople otAmrtca MM bear irum me Tommy Jelly After Bunny OBrlris If Danny Ollrien has any Idea of entering the pro feslonal rank ba will have no trouble In getting on a match as Tommy Kelly aays that he Is I perfectly will lug to make n malc with Danny In fact Kelly Ic i to anxious to get on a match that he sirs that ha wilt light OBrln for any amount either for a stake or a purse and will mel OBrien at any tIme r r place to make K match and DIet ft forfeIt Kelly soya that inlrs h succeeds In getting a match on very coon he will retIre Iron the prlz ring as be is 1 getting dl4ule runnIng aiten ben wno claim that they want to meet him It O Brln should client hie mind an all the rest of them have been doing lately hi will give tue Ht Iaul Kid or Biltr Murray a cnanca to chow his kill Rut I don want any more nonneni aid Kelly and If any of then men want lo rum they most go about It In a businesslike way or 1 shall not take any notIce ot them whatever Berkeley Mehoot Exerclaea Berkeley School entertained IU patron at the Berkeley Lycenm yeaterday morning by giving aa ha been the custom on the co ltig day of the autumn term a rhetori cal exhibition that excelled both In the election of tin numbers on the programme and In general delhry any that bay previously been held l r White prlncl t al of the ehool opened the exercises and introduced the speaker The programme read as lollow the Dome of the Republic by Llnley K Davit A Boy a Ilamnntrance by Edgar Clausen Tho Whlto Shin by Harden sands Andre and Hale by Frrre Chump ney Opportunity by Jullu Day An Adventure by Robert Ruesell The orand Advance by harry Jackson The Narrownes of pecliiltlep by Town end Morgan Ihe Fool s Iraver by orton Kent King Ihed ars rradlie bv K K ulienmii Mm and Brother PT red iirgln 1h ramuv horse by Albert P Kent and troniwell on the Death ot Chrle Lbyll u ullln The exercUe ended I with a very enlorable farce antllled Madam Dulnty lIe cluMil atari ably laken by mIce tneuilier of the iiit CIH iuujia JMintf t red tnrmly tvttmcf Edward rleder lrn titcf O DnuUg Hjtht Will Tell JMrviit U Law rence famun Walll llcrrlck JHin II Boytou Jlurs It idler and it n V I Alexandra A few moment before 11 I t clock the nudlenra ad Journed from the Lyceum to aisemtn In the armory of lh enlytlrt Itegirant wheia the compellive drill wait to take piece Irompllv ill II I I ocloik the l rt cnmpaiiy took the Hour and w nt through a num ber ot rhcmt movement The efTnr were Inucliv Hpplanded and the nudleian nmpord a It wai nt a large number of iha Indent preliy larnrlten grew Very enthuslnstlc when mile cumpanlt of I alt Allen und VIrgin took theIr plarea lor Iho competlllon TIcs two companl romiiri lute oiler fellow in the schooL lir Vhlte In oidrr lo he very Impartial selected the judge ai ran lorn from among lIe audi ence TItee JudgeK tie ideil lya I vote nf tlto I that Company n Call Allen deserved lirsc l place Company A CapL virgin by a Ilk vote was accorded second place Chraa NeW A meeting of the committee of tha New York State thess Assnclatlnn will be held on Saturday next at tIle Manhattan Chess Club 81 West Twenty seventh treat todi cui end adopt a code of rule to govern the an nual competition Mr the aw York btle Challenge Cup lilch vi rjruenled by tha Yto Yorker atami Settvuvto limo aformeniloned association KSeinluund lunsberg will play the eighth game of the mutch for tho chainplunhlp ot tha world on riaiur dn tint to Till FniTOR or Tin liSlr The statement In ymttmr hoe of Dec III tha I was examining with Mr uumlirg the ptlon In the Lv HUB gambit or my cable matih Is likely 10 be mUinterpreted tu the effect that I wa con ultlng Sir luiKiierv In relerencu to the loud ing I poHliinn of ilia I game clnriu the adjournment 1 l hough colifultalltin lire allowed li each artv l accord Iuc I t the rule hf the ihle match I trust 0 nil ST ill al low me tn explain iiiut I have nut yet availtid inyrelf ot that prll tn tIe nucimioii In queailon 1 merely huwcd in Mr uunstierg raruilon that might hate arisen If 1 Imd played IflitKt l q initea I ot in M K t Ayitr reii ler are already aware one move on each sldrt an well ae a third ealtd niove have mince been made III that game and the poilllon 5 now enure ly diilerut W brKiMr2 Odd nnrt Jaila of Hporln XB Oeorea finish 1 second In the two mil rham plonhlp itevplerhahe nf the A A U boil at the Man ho huh A kronnikiin Dei II I 1 tlenrgei lima wa II inliiutoj 102 eciu U f r I Conntll wa bill hslutumy houiforllm called lit iii Ivilr IIule tuOce nterthay altl oaid thai I null Ineet Jack Iloylcim if tlili8utilh at lIe ii U null e nu Si mitiJity at 1 oclott 10 sign sniicles to fight with gloves for 5 it a all ltiloGoTflW iili lien 21 ireIIemt Ileimotil of hue bmmueniroui Kehiiiel l7iil lies apioluitel Jnumim s 10cm sr thimirmtiaut if the outiiiiuiiles 0 examIne sub tile muttr of a ttnch sttow It hi hell during the llorld Pair sntt to report at the next uiteilng of thu club to to bell In I eliruamy 1011 Ct YltaurIrO Dec O Sydney papera receIved this stheinuiOnRlve the dahlIa of lOhan victory over ltanbury hey It on ttis Foranmaita caurme where scarcely anomiuh afler tclean leleeted Kemp and tie Caine lii cliamlittili olremoti of lie wirld II meemne ilist mleobury was tisavil backed 4311 iitiotatted a lead for tuolf the moce At one time odds of Ii ti I Were freely offerl on bib but whO half way over the course iltunhury alupeerel sitihutenly mu give out SIc Leali eluded enI iaemcd tIm situ nIl Telinyton Smen hurt 1mm twelito letuctls behInd luriuad aol rowed so lila slueti siiumtilonnf lii contell ta tie great dieguol Cf his Usciere Idgar Tate lie Irtelilent of this TItan Aililello Chuht snulouncel Ii to a cry emimiiuiilsehlc nieeiltmmr r lie 10cm IersTmteelsI 0511CC thaI lie club hat secured hew iuar tars at 414 West lorlrIfiil shred The main iisli ii ila eel ittng and a gramid eilerialiimmit wiii Ii hell Iliere during the uominb of Jisuary iricluthing Iouing by pronililent atnoleurl A fine cpmmlasmum will I at outne 1ui Iii and R It honoglumie wim have charge of this ath 110 department A general tnnetlsg wlii luke Itlace on Friday eigning at ml Oclock ilumuse wiebtnts lo jul11 are illvitel to tie present The inItiation fee wIll be waIved until Jan I Communication can be addressed to the Titan Athlello Club box 77J Cew York mi OffIce Yacbtlaic Tlie member of the ravonla Yacht Club will haves bIg dinner at their Communlpaw Club House on Maw Years Day There will be a meetIng to morrow night of the Nw York Yacht Kaclng Asoclation at Nellla Twenty 5cohid stret and SIxth avenue The Quaker City Yacht Chili ha filed petition In the Common Ilea asking ih pcrmlulon of the court to rhang lhe irporatu nain lo that of the 1lillallphla lacllt Chum Ileut llenn tie owner nf the ln llsli cutter lalatea left for Amerliaon the icamtr Imbrlit on lcndi y He U arc impnnle I hr lie wife lucy I are in leate New sort on Jao u for A hooting and lUhluc trip In ilorlda Neme fof KkuleiH onrm N J 5 fIo 2aYeatluer flue and cold skat lug good Ice Iwfth e Inch on irenwood I etc IN Im miuvmNpr Dto 21ohsiimug serb fine on Van Courtlandt luka IIUKIU IJVDIXI Dec Temperature 20i One kiting on th flat ol the river and pond Varunca N T Do ai hkatlnc god Ice OH I lncheiblckiiemperaturau Lake turn quarters oh f a mil loni anil oaaquarter wide Ce CNZNESSr root A CeaablitHtlon Onmr Jyeated by Mnyer Xlaildwlii or Vntnrbtiry WATBnntrnT Conn Dec 24 Mayor 0 B Baldwin the leading Mugwump In Vestrrn Connecticut Is an expert pool player and witch ho Is not doing somflthlnc for the bonuflt of the city or dlreotlngtho policy of his paper the Waterbury American or attending to bs duties as an olllcor of theWatcrbtlty National Hank or director ot the United Tress Associa tion be Is playIng pool with a few ot bin cro tiles Ha Is an expert at the game Tho other evening ho sot out to develop the possibilities ot the pool table and he evolved n canto which he calls Chinese pool and It at once sprang Into popular favor It It played by experts In Horlford New Haven Drltluouort and other large cities In Connecticut antI U will not be long before It Is l plaved In Now York It Is halt bllllaid and half pool Just why Major Bald win calls It Chlnovo pool IB not known un Icfft It Is bocauro It IK a rort Muctumptnmo nllttloot both n sort of combination ot ev erything The cams Is played In thin manner Tho flltoon balls are placed In tho pyramid as In ordinary pool Then the man who broaks must break hard scutteuJnic the bnlli ai far as possible If tie pockets one ball or more In the break he U entitled to thorn But after the break thrro ho 1 no more hhoollnc with tIm wliltu ball The players then pliont with uny ot the colored balls Hut they mtiBt play on the white ball with the object of sending Into inn pocket tho ball with which ihiT shoot or by tondlrc the oohite ball nculnitauothor pocket Ing Ills Inltrr by moann nr a combination bhnuld the whltn hull lio driven in a pocket that countx a flcruMi and the player forlolts a ball In cas ho mnkr the shot ha uamox nnil nock etc tho white ball also ho must spot two balls When the whlto ball gins Into a pockot It Is Blocod upon the spot at the head of the table other balls are spotted In the regular manner at the fool of the table Whon the white ball Is placed upon the spot the player whono turn It Is to play next must play with some ball out aide the second diamond from the bead of tb tailo tltIuThe game in becoming Tsrrroriir ny mnm a con of the mOlly anilrs and combinations It offers but to hne any Hurceni the player must have a Rood Idea of both billiards and pool A CUAIKBfiUU TO SVCCf A Frenchman Ifnuta to On Hungry With Him for tile Honor of Fame Yesterday Inn BUN received the letter pub limbed below It was written on a shoot of pa per about the size of a small circus poster In dubious French The writer was evidently In tensely In earnest and Is resolved to over starve Sued It appears that ho has challenged the Italian MX times and that attention has been paid to him As nearly as can bo gathered from his present challenge he defles Sued to outlast him and offers to rtart In with tile Italian and to let him be adjudged the con quered who lint cried enough Uut the chal lenge speaks for Itself TIIK TITOLT CnntBTiANiA Korway Dec 101B90 I To THE EDITOR OP TUB BUN iir Pardon mo the liberty of taking up your time with such alettorasniln But an Important affalrcoin pels me I have read In a newspaper that the celebrated Italian fn tor Sued made a areat stir with his fasting recruiting hlniiolr on liirobnck Ac Ac Well now as to t month man 1 ntistalnthn honor of France and leu treat you Sir EdItor that you Income my In torprohT tn Succl I rhallongu him for thn sixth time to muiico along fast U does not matter to mo what cltyanywhere that ho choo es to cull me the sumo committed to watch us both and limo sumo doctors I am not a mrmger lo huccl nor to the newiiapers lot they Know mo by the fast I have mado In pubIc the last being of forty two Jmsss at the Aiiuarlum Lnnalon tbi ear lam making a fast MOW whMi will bo fully as long as that which huccl mado In New York 1 place myself entirely In the bundx of the committee which should b well lltled to care fully watch this now match I remain at Chrifltianla until Tan 23 or 21 next After that my letters should bo nddrensed to roe at the Station road Crayford Kent Knclnnd Pardon the length ot my letter Sir Eolior I ontrcnt jou to accept uiy humble nnd sincere caluto tion ALtXANDUK J 1 Atylih T 8With the hope that you will publish my challenge Bllllnrd by the Kin County HVheelmen A large number of members of the Kings County Wheelmen were present at their club house 1255 Ileilford avenue Brooklyn last evening to wltnis the contest In the clubs handicap billiard tournament but although two games wore scheduled for the night they wore both won by default Folgor forfeiting to Wiegand and Hutton to Nolllx While there are a number of games scheduled to bo played before the completion of the tournament tho Interest Is centred In tim contest be tween Siossrs Ilenslncor and tVlouand on Jan 6 for should Ibo lornier win Wiegnnd who uti to the present time has not lost a clIme will then lolled for llrsr place with A gamH Tho positions ot the men to date are us lollows Viwi ITor ZotflAVimrf Won jolt hmlih 13 inilller li 3 Milen H 4loger 2 II Iliiwdlnh U fclNelll 7 A fenlnger 8 nVon Horitol S a 8tven 3 10Mutton lu 3 Anderson I UIung J 8 legand 10 0 llcUouald 1 8 More Land tor the Creedmoor flange ALBIKT Den 24The Creedmoor ommlslon han at lat taken definite steps to ac iulre more land about this llreedraoor Hllle Range The Addition which is I to be mad consist ot between forty and hilly acre on the wet and north of the present range the mot of which has heretofore been leased by the Commission and the association before Ik At the meeting held this week by the Commission a resolution wal adopted authoris log the pnrcliNe and ieli Robbins wa dlrecled to n en neguilHtlons with the OH tiers Kald owner now ask fln t5 ocr fir the land which the omnilsvlon i will not pay alii If len Itobbln cannot effect a com promise then the Cominlsulon III take the matter Into court and begin prijceedmn to acquire title to the land by the right of eminent domain Al nothing lie ben accomplished toward closing the road which runs along bent of the range the CnmmU tIon ha decided tn expend no money in thepurchana of land on tlie side ot aid highway opposite the rang property Ton nil the Year Konnd The members of Iii New York Canoe Club held a ury enjiuyahte recepllnn last wits at their rooms 19 West Twentyfluurlim streit Born me exhIbimlon of fencing and bouing were giten during lime evening It wa unanImously declled by miss pr10t I Imiuld a grand reumniomi of all the canoe climla linCi the surmomundumif cuiiuttry iii 2 iuiutarb I ii Seam this arm let mind met I en of time Knhckeriocter Cloe Iuil a as apptunteI balrnmsn of iie Elmtrtaititnetul lofluiiitlee sulIhi pmwer ti aithimuint one rrsmui much cuuuioe cltti Sn eltorts wiil be spared to Wets tile roiuitiou io groat it coca No Indoor llnae Hull Jnet Ye The first Indoor profeMoiial has ball gome which wa set down lo toke place In Madison Square Harden on next Saturday n cht but been put tmi1 until a later dale owing tu the linpoiilblllty of getllnz tho netting which Is to protect hue perialnr from hailed and thrown balls and the like Maunder Miitrle ray the gamut nuld i be played nnd euiticlnl protection mull he fuarunteed thu onlooker hint tu I avoi l any chnco of pnilbie Injury ha ba caused tha contest tu be post pnud

Page 7

f I i1 ITjn llij 4i la u r Zf V n t I f 1 C i tb j tif 1 ttr r it x 1 1tdJ fJt 1p 1 cl P m Hy4II 1t I 3vT s fv 1 THE SUN THUftSPAY DECEMB1It21i8D i M i I 1 I l m ltriion and nutting o OFFICE OF TUR IUON OENERAI EKI2CTRIC co f 4J HKOAK HT NKV YORK Deo 17 1800 A ptcUlm etiofrnt Iha tockholOer of lb KdUon General llfctrlo Company will be held on tti IBth day of January ltfil at oclock In I the Afternoon at the otllce of SUCh company at iJ troa l it in the oily of h w York for the purpose of voting upon a proposition to Increaiv tta raptial itock from twelve million dol lar tonsitlngif one bonJrfJ and twenty thousand tiartt of the jmr I value of one hundred dollar each to fifteen million dollar to connil of on hundred and flu tbouiondsharsOt thn par value of one bundr U d0IrT lU IENRV v1LLAaI J II HERRICK U 11 COMTEK J HOOD WKlOHt IKIOIITllrKX l H MUEL INBUIU A majority of the Boardof Trustee OFFICE OF TilE 1 KDIMON OKNKKAI KIRCTKIC COL EDISON II UI LimO 42 BBOAI ST f NEW YORK Deo 17 1H90 J IYU aOIOIIh Notice Ii I hereby given that pursuant to the HyLawt ot the Company the Annual Meeting of the ttockholoeri of the IMIion uiuiral Kltctrlo Company will be held at the om ot the company Edison Building 42 Broad at New York it noon on Monday Jan It 1X91 for the purpose of electing Truititi for the eniulng I year and tot the traneaetlon oY eucu other bnilnrti ai may come before the meeting Including the question of ratifying I tnt action ot the Board of Trutttei In declaring a divi f dend ou the stock hid In trust by Tht Kannm Lon and Trust company and dlsiolvlng laid truit ft l 1 he transfer booki will be cluitd at a If M oa Deo2U IbJO and riopenid on Feb n tout S order ot the Board of Trntteei A UAUClM Hecretary AKUATTAN TRUST COMPASY NEW YORK 1i Lee n laao The annual meeting ot the stockholders of thli company for the election I ro Directors for the eniulng I S P r iMpectormf Election for Ittu2 will to held on TliMJAV Jan IJ ixul at the uitlce of the company corner of Wail and Nariiii its New Vorl roltt opfl from 12 M 1 to 1 o clock P 1 M 1 The trantfer book will be closed on Dec 131800 and opened Jan It wi wift 0 n5NO Iretd I n XTIC OF rUBLIO MRETINaThe I New York lr L Harbor Line Itnanl nriianlreil I tn fix the harbor lines for the harbor of New Vork anil Its adjacent Waters will hold h a public inertlnr In tin Army build I Inc r m VHilieimll it New York city al 11 n1 M on Turtilay lien 39 Itivu to cnntliler matter rnuneclej wilt the harbor otNew York at East uftii it Bayonne N J ami I vicinity I All ptrsoni Interested are invited I to be iireseat and five their view IIKNKV L AD DOT Hvt HrlgUen U S A frcildentot the Board NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK NEW YOKE Dan Iil 1BUO BLBCTrJ tWp Mfu fof TIIR ANNUAL ULEPTION HR OIKKUTORH ot thli bank will bi held at tui banklni house 317 Bruadway on Tueiday Jan Ill 18VI between the noun YJlJ of U II alidof oclock P U A T J ItlCB Cathltr rilE WENTEHN NATIONAL BANK NEW YORK 110 la IMXI The annual meeting eftlie sliiikhmatri ut this bank for Ilie election of directors and the transaction ol such olhtr liuklntit at inty pruperly come before Ibe roerilnz will 1w l heM at the banking rootui I 2 Broad way on tuesday Jan IS Itfiil l The pulls will I be open trorn 12 Im i n 01 IL A HTH ruhUr LEATUF1L MANVFACTVUEU ruhUrNA TIONAI flANK SO WALL fiTKbfcT NKW YORK Dc 11 isno I The annual election for Directonpf thli bank will be held at th banking mow 00 TIThSiIAY Jan ia HUt from U M t f I l 01 IHAAU II WIItEJI CIIIr TIir liT IIERN NATIONAL flANK or s ew York H Y lien 28 180 The annual meetfni nf the ihareliolderi of thli bank for the election of director will bo t held at tnioanklni toho on Toadai jlb llth adiaiJ a 701JrslRal nr 1 jl AURAIIAMPI CAiUIER nUnd A T I DEKERu 7i EA8T8TII ST Bllllaril pool A an4 coiubluallou tablea new and Mcvnd tiand cheap ILLIARD I cud poet tables all kinds billiard niatirlal B lowest prices UltirrITII a UU 18 fourta ar fflce cfumUuft VPRR AND OlE1CE KURNIJURE IN GREAT VA D RIETY tAEUAtTUIIED VI a SELLER 111 HILTON ST huhn1l a AiilIitTl4 1NENTOIIR Before applylnir for l1 Vatenl dds N ATlUJt AL rATKN f C V Mi Jigii I way paten mllcltuit etinnnciid A O PER CENT DIVIDEND WITH 2 L2 PER CENT SURPLUS to be paid to the holltri of First and Round rrtttrrtl itock of the l1NTEU TTE HRFEr rOIllPANY OF NOR S II flAKed IA CAPITAL STOCK 73OOOO I Divided Into thru cluiei at followst Flrit Preferred1 per cent cumulative dividend Meond Preferred s per I cant dvdend toondrtor common per cent dlvtaind HVBMCRIPTION BOOKH NOW OTKN For each ltO paid In subscriber receive one than of ririt preferred Htock par value iuu 0 percent per annum dividend cumulative and one share ot Beeond Preferred mock tier value I floui b percent per annum dividend with 7M per cent surplus ao eros 1 letters from the most rrnmlnent Hanken Ranchers Stockholder and Hhttp lal ert ai will ai from lion John Miller Governor of North Dtkoia have been compiled Into neat pamplilett and will ba forwarded together with nronnctua lainple form Cirtulrate of htook application blanki and reference to all peruse deilroui apf Inreatlgatlng the matter SheepRaliera Mak from 25 to 60 y Per Annum Over lOftoxxi had ot iheen hare been brougbt North Dakota during the present leaion Figuring weol at the very low price of 11 ctnti per pound and allowing per cent per annum for loses Iha Company will earn u5 par rent per annum on beep It isis out on Chars to responsible firmer A moat eontervatlvt estimate places the net profit org the Company at II par cent per annum The purchaser ot each f IOO worth ot stool It In reality owner ot tn t to 4X1 head of dm young ihlep which can be dlinoted t ai any time I t heir roll value There ca a COlhtBg safer wnll a similar ritll Wool and utloD 15 aIwaje In inand eU HOTGAOE SA NK ANfi IN EMT 0r0Pi1J p lENT OKPN GOb AND T E BANK OF MN Or MINOT D ltber ot which will furnish all ret crenca dssltsd In any ot tits Eattorn ClaIm III r etlve inbtcrlntleni until Feb bl 1801 i l The Naw York World In a recent editorial Mated thatthe annnal product of wool In the United State was hut ueauxxioo ponnda while the amount con enmed U 60uonotiil pound Come very convincing fjgnrtt gathered from the moil reliable Sources fur rb oglh iitbtd open application A financial orl li may affect the prlcti ot railroad and other iicnrltlta hut the products from ibtip wool I and mntlonMUSl I lIE HAD and the priests but nightly It at all alfioltd THE VIRGINIA DEBT SETTLEMENT I NOTICE The Bondholders Comtnlttie bas formulated a flan of Bittlement for the debt of Virginia and the lama baa bon unanlmoaily approved and recommtndid by the Advisory Board consUIIng ot HON fiROVER CLEVELAND HON THOMAS F MATARD HON EDWARD J F1IELPS MR 43EO H COE HR OEOIICIE U WILLIAUH Kotlcu It hereby given to partlii Inttrttt that coptei of inch proposed Plan of Rettlement be obtained on and atler Monday Dec 29 two without colt at TilE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORE fit Wall it New York city BROWN SHIPLEY A CO Fonnderi Court London E C England TUB MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE Baltimore Maryland TilE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANE OF RICHMOND Richmond Virginia FREDERIC P OLCOTT CHARLEM D DICKEY JR 1TILLIAU RTJLL HUGH n GARDEN HENRY RITDOE JOHN GILL Uoielholdtjra Committee G 8 ELLIS Secretary of Committee S4 Wall it NEW YORK Die 26 1800 NOTICE In herajkr Iyen tkttt oa and utter Ta 1 18O1 ihs Itepoallarle txllac under the ABtticmemt for the He ltle eBt or the VIr all Debt dated Mar 18 1110 will not re ecle ocr surther deposit or Virginia feeds mmt Ceupo except aider special cn tri c mlth lhl Caaaaaltte By order of the Committee FREDERIC r OICOTT Cksirsias KOUNTZE BROTHERS BANKERS ICO Broadvtur Eqnlfable Bnlldtnaj New York A General BunklaB Runlneaa traaeacte4 Deposit received tmbleet to cheek ait night lalereai allowed on daily balemoeei Ietiera of Credit Issued et eo BANKERS 18 Wall St BUY AND NnlT HTOCKH AND UONDS ON COMMISSION AND DEAL IN Investment Securities EDMUND CHARLES RANDOLPH HEMflEitH OP NEW YORK HTOCK EXChANGE 7 3xr a 3ei vTT ST Trnnauct HB Exclusively CommIssion Baal ness ACCOUNT HOIICITKD K ENOS T O BUCK II H K ENOS CO BANKERS BROKERS 45 47 Wnll St nct1g nllh INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS OF MEKfUANTH1 CLERKS 20 UNION SQUARE AdUIJend lin ben declirril to depotltori lotltled thereto tinder the bylaw for tie six months ending Ilrr Ol liDO at lIt rale of The and One IHIC per Cent Her Annnati on all tumi from c la t30CO payable on ana after Monday J5 a IB 1801 Deposit are receive Iroaa all pernoaa sad not eluIll from Merrbunla Clerks and ir made OB or ha fore dilL 5 will draw sierras from has 1 ANDREW WARNER PresIdent WILLIAM T lAWRENCK Secretary Union Dime Savings Institution BROADWAY S5D It TAIID CTH AV MCW iUHK Dto IT IS 1 901 I I Interest at the usital rite ncmilr YOUR percent per annum up to f ltro aud THXER fer cent on any excels over llioi hat been old for till present bait year by the Board of Trustees parable on or after Jan 210 I If not withdrawn bearing inlereil from Jail I Open JIundi ttllTj Hatutdari till noon other day UII3 S B D niTOIIBR President GARDNER S CIIAPIN Treiiunr CHAKLKH F BPRAUUK Secretary rpllK BKAMKNS HANK FOR SAVINQ 74 and 78 1 Wallet The Trustee have ordered that Interest be paid to depontoii entitled iberero under the brJawiandln accordance with lbs havlam Bank law br the Clx month onlIne Dec 11 thlo I at followit tin accounts not exceeding One Thousand Dolllri at Ibl og i Rlpr the rate nf KOUIt PElt tENT per annum Un account lamer than Hue Thousand Dollar but not encttdlnir Three Ihouttnu Dollar at the rate ol 1lar J TIIIIKE rKHCINrptr annum On account larirtr than Throe Thousand Dollars and which cxctedeU raid amount prior to the limitation of deposits by iletuti at the rate nt TWO PFR CKNT per annum payaba on and after Monday tilth January lout WILLIAM a STUHOKS President DANIELBARNPH CashIer hew York Dec V4 loW loWtolm tolm APRIVATR PARTY advance mon ImmedIately and confldintlaliy on furnllura pltnoa ao wiihou removal lowest rite inttallminli Room 108 Pettii bullJlui 28 Park row tornI joftrt I FOR nIIar ADOITIONhb OIIL i al l Cull t MHtlltr 833 o nlk tp tt KXroXT UP TUB CONDITION TIlE ilAir N A 0 I ION A I HANK 01 JIIRCI1I OF NIW HKAT VVr NW YonI Jin Till MTAVE OFNEIV c10 N1hW A TII i e1OMfJOF htViINEp1p4 lIES 19 IPPO JUiikJ iJ1J Lean and dlscnnnli tarsifRnfl 20 O imdraitiiecured i3 1 Id t H tunIc to itrurrclrrnlitlon 2 lUJ tot JN bond loeecllre deposIts VOlxliio tither bonds tlut ll l in t urnilnretnU fluturti IWU 00 dorlra Cne from other national l i banks 7HIW4 6 t Due from Slate banki and biosi banker and other Cash Items 1TJOTI Iaui4 ai tJJi l l Kichancei for Ilearliig llotiie T 11144i Its Ellis uf other bonus 11I1f tOO Fractional paper currency nickel I and tents lIlt 43 2II11 eecie 22RU413 tel Legal tender nole 7u47 I Iii V I cerilllcatei of dtiotlt for leget tenders 2nooOU neiietnptlon fund with U i Treasurer O C per cent of circulation lliiooor v i 71

Total JiTiTiisTjuJ LiAlIiLtTtNS I apltIk paid ht ukLO 0110 iirnlns fund Ms 000 Undivided proms net lsai u Of hattnoii la bank notes Blttandlnt 22110 W ndividual deposits subject rdIOI to check 331033 03 Ueraina cirlincatu of u e rerllfled posIt checke 834848 20300 Itt 04 CIIIf Checks oltalld Dlnlr 1101928 DeposIts o U 5 dls I IrD2I6 1I1 Ioe Due lonthernatlonel lo State btnki banks and 481174051 btnker 4117801 413OMWil ra Total il47l3rol IO Stats I of New York county of New York isi 1 fi r t2cI Cashier of the abovenamed bank di Solemnly swear that the above statement II true to the best of u y knowledge and tlalUInl W II IOKTI1R I Cashier lIuboolb4 med won 10 before me thIs sWrt day of December taInt w o JOXK No cry Publo Klnntcnunty ctmnNco COTeCtAtltat lIullEDWAIID TUCK I SAMUEL THOMAS Snirtctort I II W CANNUN I QUARTER REPORT Jl1VftX HIIR HAWH OFTU8 ow TUE 8f8N I iNto or HATVRIIAY TILE torn DAT Or AKfJCMRKR 18 O RuStIC tIers Loam and dlioounta leo due from Direc tor 181001 41 Due from Dtrectoti ioou UO Due from Trust Companies State and Na tional bank at rtr cheilult 170IA 41 Block and bond aa per ichtdule IHIKJO CO 01015 30JSU7 Specie U 8 legal ii tender notei l and circulating i note i i ot Ratlanal banks 11143 00 Cash Itttni vie Illlli and ohtcli for the ntxt dayiaxchangei 10101 M Other Itemi carried ai cash at per schedule 837 75 TOOtBl Ixni and expense Tl 11 I Taxeipald f8V31 Current axpentM vV 4 no 4804 35 Aiseunot Inoluded under any 01 the above headavlt 1 Furniture and futures ton ill Premium I account 5trJ 5ani 89 Total KU2S87 10 L1AIIILITIES Undivided ripltal stock pronia paid tILl in rn coIOOOOO 00 Dlscoanu taia Jt Exchange itiil ou j r Inlereet b7J 13 i Other pronu 41 In 181980 DVedepotltoriaifollowa lzi Dtpoui tubjtct to check 103240 M Certined ctitckt 2BSJ 171W173 71 Due trust companies Elate and National bank ae per schedule 12000 00 Due private banker and brokers u per scheduLe M3 11 IZ5P3 44 Total z57 10 State ot New York county of New York ft lhK WOLFF Preildtntand fllAi I II UF RARRIL rashler I ot the Lenox dmh Bank a bank located and doing busIness at l24nSd rm the city of Mw York In laid county beIng duly worn etch for nlmielf says that the foregoing report with the schedule accompany tilt Mo same It I In all reitect a true statement ot the IL condition ot the laid bank before the transaction t ot any butlneie on the tfith day oC Deember Iwuo the best of his kniiwiidne and beliefs ami they further lay that the builuettnt laid bank hat I ecu transacted at the location named aud not elsewhere and that the above report U made In compliance with I an official notice received from the Superintendent of fie Haul 1 Ing Department detlgnitlng alnrdiy the 2 bhhs day ot December 18JU as the day on which CurlS report shah be made LEN WOlFf President tot CIIAi 8 DE HA Rllll Cashier Sertrelly inbicrlbed and worn to by both diponenta the nd day ot December lt I before me IIAItOLD D KlKIPR Notary Public county of New York RFPORT or TIIII CONDITION OKR TIlE WESTERN NATIONAL RANK AT NK1V WORK IS THE HTATR Of NKW YORk AT TIIK LIOHKOP 1111111 J1KC 10 11180 BE SO U NC ElI Loin and discmuiti 83B3PSI overdraft fccurea and iintecurtd 2271 t j VI bond to secure circulation rniojoo U s bonds 10 secure deposits 7ncxniu block lecnrllltt claim lo I vi oo OJ Due front other national 1 banki lUO04 ua line from Slate honks sod bankers iilii HI other real estate end mortgagei owned 177vJ IJI Current expeneee and taxes paid HIHilo I Premiums on 1181 I oniU MI7U I 00 Checks and other cash Item ttsruii 1 00 Exchanges for CIIIlIlIou 645W 62 Hllll of other bunks 1U30S 00 Fractional piper currency nickels and ctnt 1S064 Specie iraftS9 uo Leant tender note dOIUU tU V 8 certificate ot depcilt for legal len Sets toroo CO Redemption fond with V I Treasurer is per cent of circulation 2 230 00 Due from II H Tmiurer other than 5 percent redemption fund lOinoo 00 Total iTJ401iai 72 LIABILITIES Capitol itock paid In 3iflOO X 00 ortlIe fund 22521 K JIII 8m Illiilvlded I prontt i 819 881 07 National bank notes outstanding t I I 2V ll 00 m DlTidends unpaid tl4 78 Individual Urpcxit subject chtckl 34204 AI Demand icrtlAcate 01 deposit i7154 JO Certlllid check bloOij Ill t ashIer t checks ontttandlng 4n tn Uniltd Stalrt depo lti 700W4 S3 Hue tn other uationtl bank 3112177021 Due to Slate banks and banker 1077115 lu Total ri44M4Jl 71 State of New York county of New York as I II A KM ITU Cashier ot the above named bank do solemnly iwtar that the above itattment It I true to tbe best ot my knowledge and billet ilgneil II A liMITII Cashier Fnbicrlhed and sworn before me thIs 2t1h dry DC December 150 I Corrrct Atient AtientHKATTON IVPA I Signed MAKUKltUB IJARTLKY 5 Director V P hNYDfcR j REPORT OP TIlE CONllITION OF THE INTEBHTATR NATIONAL RANK AT NEW YORK IN tHE HTATe OJ1 NEW YOHK ATTIIF IOHE OF IIIIHJNRHN JJEC IP 189O RESOURCES Loam and discounts f744tl 4n U s uo Ills i to CeCUfe circulation 041001 IIO Due Irom other national bunkS 12114 ta Due from btaie tanks and unnkerf 1735 78 SinkIng Home furniture and fixture dill 32 current exptntit and tales paid 14113 uu Pieiutumson U H bonds lWU u thtckt and other easli item SH70 T4 Hxchangti Clearing lIou10Hrl111 bum of oilier banks ao t0 Fractional paper I currency nick the 1 allll cents 119 HI Specie SttllMl Legal tender uot14111 mi 770831 iteileinptlon fund a lin II I li Treasurer i percent of circulation 32U 00 Total fiii f 7ijjj llAllIiITIER Capital Undivided stock proiiti paLl I lit fjonirooo stOOl n National bank notii outstanding 44Jii OJ Individual deposit tuolect to check CH3131C1 Demand otrilOoatei of deposit llnTM rl Certlned checki 7HI CJ Caibltri check outstanding fuiO lot Due Ic other national hanlt lilI 411 Due tu State batiks and bankers IW5OJ 48 lr46ilA 1 i 7 Total tTiTinFtw Plate ot New York ronntv of New York ss i I FRANCIH F I TONE Cashier of the alive tamed bank ito solemnly swar that this ahov ttateinrnt Is 1 true to the belt ot my knowledge and I alit 1 F F STilM Iaiiter Subscribed and sworn to btfore me Hut n Uv I of December IHHI I H M 1 DB UKO K Noiarv Publlo Correct ItnE E II RELLoon IIPRHEKT n hUlL j Directors AWUBY d CARIIAHTl RKPORT I OF TIlE CONDITION YThiEllAlLi t TIN NATIONAL BANK at Mew Iota cllr In the Hate ot New York at the close ot builuesi Dei If I Itvo RESOURCES Lon and dlironnti 14701201 an Overdrafts scoured 274 tli U H bondi to tecnre circulation uuuuiu stocks securItIes claIms Ai Ill 1081 11 I Dm trom othir national bank IulCT ih Due from State banks and banters H4Hj K Haoklnr home turnltnre and fixture Uiuu aa Other real estate and inerlgigei owned ltxri i 01 Current expenses and taxes paid 1st 01 VI 7 Iam m IIr f m I i nbects and other cash Items Ulit 71 Exchange fr Cletrlug Home iiroj t4 71 Itllli of other hank 8Mm ito Fractional paper Corey nlokili and oti laaea l st m Speclt e 3e su Legal lendtr notei V781I Al U It cerllti ot deposIt for legal tenders uuouu uu ftJoU lal I ocu m Rtdimptlon fund with V IL Treasurer O per oeut ot circulation 2730 00 Total I0o m 13 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In 1000000 no Mnriluifund lt I iu o 00 Undlvldid profit ol3y I 73 National bank noui outitaudlng 4XUKI m I Dividend unpaid 1284131 luillvldiial I deposit subject to check 403004 n II 1 Deminorcirtlflcatei I of deposit lteioO 5 Accepltd dar 167U730 2 Due to other national bank I 19205 UJ Due to mate backs and banker a44X 71 Total fA 707431 12 Stale of New York county of New York in Sltl ARTHUR W lIlt I tof H caihltrof tin atovenamad bank do lolemnly iwear that the above itittmtutli true to Ibe belt of my knowledge and 11lImnlla A W HIIEKUAN CashIer Subscribed and won to before me Ihi 23d day ot Dteember IHUO I H L BKAYNAHD forreclAitist Noury Psblle ADRIAN IBELIN Jr I TUOUAB DKNNY I DIrectors I If D TAPPEH i I J nk Report QUAHT LT REPORT Of TIlE WEPT SIDE BANK ON ThE MORNINO OF HATVRDAr Till IOTU MAE OF KUIU flED inuo RlIRUURCRII Jono and discounts less due from Di rector 11001 eoo 73 J v ue trom Directors 7OtV4 7J Rl tailed I mates 4 per Cent bonds iuiouu other tionde 11011 fl over dratu no 84 Doe from bantu ISU71J 08 Caslii specie I 8337ln7 SI 1egai tenders 1111221 II1 Cash Item alisi M I lixclunres for Clearing House Ul 530 IN J r 7M PA Iltirine Home loin certincatit rtII iini 118teiie VIHIMfxl Furniture andOllu IJJUO HJ I IAUJ14I9 OJ IIAniLlTIFHi Capital stock f3 oc mm Hurplni lund i Ki moui Other prom fIUI 13 Jnadtooitltnra as follow VpoIIllbjI to choklsnMt 41 Ctrtinoatriuf deposit 1I1C1 lid C tllltl checks 4 UtO WI943 11I3 40 Cashier account 7HVJ M Unpaid DivIdends BItt UI 115w Vort CUarlnf Uouta lotu certlOeaui 3iXtuj W 14iC444t1 UII State 01 New York county of New York M I I JM w H lioiiLKit Irmdeni ni fliED bl BKRT1NK Ca hUr of the Writ tide I Dank a bank lo caKit and doing business at Nov 419 and 47 EIghth aranna In the city of New Vort In tlld county bring duly sworn each for himself ur lust tlia utnoinic report with this ohdlli accampinjlni the Hint u I in all reiipacta a true statement uf this condition ot the tatd I bKUK before lice trannacilon II any bii I lnrpn nn the jth day ot Vmb Inwi lotht Itt of hit know Una and btlltfi anit they furlber tar that the bniltiftt of sail bank bat bun tranttoted at the locailuu named IrontlOId md not eliewhert Cull that the above rupnrt it IfledS r n compllana with an omclal nut cc receIved from f u7 tin Buptrlultndent ot tin Vanilni Driiartmtnt Ieilti atln faiardtr the aotti dar rl cIHW as the day on whlcuiucu report shall l t madt JKtt W II DOBIKR President TllhO M 1 RbllTINK faililer PtT rallr lubjorlbel and sworn to by both depontnti the U4th day ot December laua before InC IIUIHKHT IKlK Notary Iubllo N V Co oa QUARTERIY REPORT Q11TEBIYnBEOR IIYTII BANK OF THE MKTROPOI ON THE tOMNINO OF laATCEDA MoaNC roaUAY lOW s HO lws I IIESOU RUES Loam and dlirsmH 1311 I Loaniand dlsoountiduefrumdlrectori 24tVU oo Overdraft IBH4 M Due from banks 400310 u Due from banker BSIH 10 Real ettate 4uuOfxi Btocki 3b bond II11MJ oil iB12t71j1 SpecIe v S Iegai i tender notes told ctrcuialin i notei of national bank 0103300 Exchange 4J jw H9 Other Itemo 1jnu 43 I Bxpeusei 43J 1f Total frtK0lM2 BO LIABiLiTIES Capltalilock a iooino Surplus aujuoow UUcounl I747u M Interest IM I Ill OtDtrpronil Z034IU HI 27il21 29 Dtpoifii subject j to cbeck400liSlt 13 CertlncatFi of dtcoiitt 2IMI IS Ctrltetdohtckl umsno SO244M01 Due to haul 4J U 74 711 Cashier checks outttandlng luiui oil Dividend unpaid 4JOUU Total 113MZM XI State or New York county ot Now Vnrk M i KORBRT FCllhLL President and THEODORE ROtlKKH Cashier ot BANK or Tilt MRTHIIfuLIM a banking atioclatlon located and doing builnttt at New YorK In laid county being duly and laterally sworn each for himself lalth that the foregoing la In all re tpectr a true statement of ilia condition ot the sold bank mI the transaction of any business I on the morning of Saturday the twentieth day of December one thousand eight hundred and ninety In mpeci to l 1 IIln f DII ril each and every ot the Items and partlculurt above ipeciatd according to the lint of hit knowledge and belief and that the business of the raid bank hat been and II I trantaoted at the location aforesaid TllnO HUB siillUUj ROUKIIS President Cashier Feve rally lubterlbed and WOrn to by both dipouenta lbs tvtntyiecoad day of tirctmber 18451 I EDWAHII C EVANS 6D Votary Ibllc 11 V Co vdrnd U luwrtut OfFICE OF TilE 1 EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC CO I EDISON BUILDING NO 42 BROAD BTf NEW YORK Dec 17 IBM J To the Stockholder ot the Edison Oentral Eltctrlo Tnetuib Company quarterly dividend of 2 par cent on all the tock of this company Including such stock ai It I held In truttliv TbS Farmers Loan and Iruit Company hs been declared br the Board ot Trustees due and pay able on Feb 2b 1891 at the office W this Company to holders record Dec SH IWA the payment ot duldend on toe abort clock held In trOll by 1 he KarmeriLoan ana Trutl fompanr btlug however lublecl to the ratinra lion of the action of the Board of Trustee iliiaovlng the trust by the stockholders at their regular rattling on Jan It 1HI Thee transfer books will be closed at 3 P M on Do 20 toll and reopened on Feb 1 IfDI By order ot the Hoard of Trustee A MARCUR Secretary ClUCAOOllTNiTION RAILWAYM AN1I UNION STOCK YARDS CO OFFICE OF COM MANY 41 BROADWAY I W Y1 NKW k41R I IKiu I The Board of Directors have tlili ilav declared a dlvl dod ot three per cent upon the farred SIck and two and one half per cent upon the common stock of the ooapanr payable at the ultice of the company In the City of New York on thn lutb day or January IHVl lo ttockholderaot record at the clo e of trantfrr books on Friday Jn ii 1591 at rJITao book will reopen on Monday Jan 12 lOt Coupon No I of the Company Collatiral Trnt ft pet cent gold bonds will be paid on and after Jan 3 IMII In New York at the onfce ot the Central 1 run Com pany and In London at the office of bake Bolrievaln A Co I1OWLAN1 DAVIS Ireaiurer KICIIIOlJ LAKE HIIORIi I hY MICIIIOAN SOUTllhUN RAILWAY CO Treaiureri Oilier I Grand Central Iko New York December ISM The Board ot Dlreotori or thin company have de clared a SEMIANNUAL I1IVIDKN 0 of TiN O 1 AND ONK II ALP I3U percent on lit capItal I nock and alto an ADDITIONAL DIYIDKM OF ONE A1D OtKlIALf Ilk Per cent thereon both payable at thIs I attics on Monday the id day ot February laO the ttockhold era of record at 3 clock K Si l i n Wedueiunr ilnaiit instant at which time the transfer book will he clured to be reopened on the morning ot Tur day the 3d day ot ftbrnary ueiu WORChSTEK Treasurer om of the CANADA BOrillKUN RAILWAY COIl PANV Iraud Central Depot New hock Dec 21 lvt d1r Hoard of Director of thlt company have thli day f 1 Wk 0f n4 declared a IHVIlilMi OK o h I AM lINE I ijUAllTKlt 1KK clNT un In capltil stock payable alibI omc on the fid day of rebruiry next The truntter boon will br cioied at 3 oclock P I M on Wednesday the alII day oC December and will bo re opened yu the inorulng cf Ttienlay the ad day ot Feb ruary AUYS cox Treasurer n IRATlIFlt MANVFACTITKKRH NA TIONAL hANK 2U WALL bT NbW YO1IK DIsC U IHflO ONE IIVNIIB AMP FIFTEENTH IIIVIIIJN n A dividend ot FIVE PElt ciM free from lox on the capital Block hai this lav been tleclared from this earnmxi of tile current MX niontli pirable to the stockholders on and after tIe 3d day of January Ibitl The transfer booki will remain rioted until that data IHAAU II AIILKU CushIer THE tVEHTERN NATIONAL BANK NEW 1UllK DbC 10 I MOO A dividend ot 2i per cent on the capital stock of this I bank hat been declared ou thli day puyable on and after Jan a Ital The transfer tool will be closed on the evening DroA loIS andrcoptued on the morning lit Jan 14 Itl ItlBy order of the Hoard of DIrectors II A KMITII Cashier IIKFITK WESTERN NEW YOBIC AND ENN HYLVANIA KAIIHIIAD COMPANY No IsmiOADBT NEW tURK Dec 20 B C Th interest coupons ot the ririt Morlnuge bond of this Company due Jan I IHHI I I will be paid at maturity on crefentatlon at the 1 Bank of Nsw York N II A 48 Wall IL New York city F 11 llliniU Tretiurer NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK NEW YORK Dec ID IbXX soil niviurNi Tho ItoftrJ of DIrectors have thIs day declared a semi annual I dtvlJtnd of eight per cent pa able on and after JLJTo Iiam Jan A nut The trauifer book will te closed until that date AT J RiCE Cashier CIIICAOO ROCK ISLAND ANn PAOIFIO flAIl WAY courANVorricEoKTiii TRKAEUKKK CIIICAUO Dio Ai 180 A quarterly dividend of II nir share will be paid rb I next to the ibarebolderi ot this compinyi stock reglitered on the clueing of the transfer Loola the transfer boot will bt cloud lire VO and reopen Jan ifMNU W u 11IIUY Treaiurer DELAWARE AND litDSOt CANAL COMPANY 1EW TuRK ov3 1830 A Ijorlrll dlido ot one suit three quarters tia I per cent 00 the eIllal stock nt thIs cnlllon whit be bald St the oRe vf the company 21 I orllondl 5k Ia tIde CItY on and after Monday Dec III 13101 fits trens hr books will be clod rom Ih close oc business day lentIl tile Ulornlulr 01 Tuesday1 bee HI Dr order DC the hoard of ldaiiagers JAMhI lIAhtTJTreesuer TIIE FOURTH NATHINAI BANK OF TUB CITY OF A NEtS YOIIK MV YORK lieu 23 IHflThe Hoard ot Directors have thli day declared n teml annual dish drnd out DC the esrtuitiga of ilee current six 1 monllii of IIRR1 AM dNIMJArF per cent free of tax payable I onaudaftir Jan J loll I U The transfer boon will I re main doted I J until that date CJIAH II IATTERSON Cashier TIlE BOWERY HANK OF KFW YORK I NEW MIRK Dec 23 IHlh I rhltilt PIRRCTORS FRUM TUB 1kOFITB OF TIIK I bait Hi 1 months have declared a dividend of MIX rrK CENT free ot lax payable on and atcer Jan i fjiCENT The transfer book will be closed until Jan a K c HAYIIhW Act Cashier TIIK ELEVENTh WARD hANK ew klIc 23 1 IB KX The Board of Dlrtctori have tlili I day declared semi annual dividend of tour W Per cent tree Iron lax payable on and after Jan 2 1801 I I Tile transfer book will rimatn clod until that data CIIAH E 910181 CushIer Till SOUTHERN NATIONAL DANK of Nest York N Y Dec 215 IU l t i Hit Dlrectori of this ank l have thIs dy declared a semiannual dlvldtnil or Three leer cent payable on and aflrr Jan I prox to which RimjI trintfer book wllibe closed J D AIIRAIIAilH Cashier I llhOI EH IK KAILVAVriie I 1lclurtgneRoute t of America Through statue leave I New tork loot of Chamber tu dally aa toJows and Ave uitnutii earlier trout Well Xid it i OW A 01Il Niagara rll and rhautauina Lat Parlor car New York to HuOalo altfprrt llornelttvUle to Detroit and Clr clnnatl Boo p IlYeillbulid limited foIlS train for Chi cago via 1 Cbautauiua Lake with dining car to Chicago Bletpera to Chicago C ereUnd and M louIs via Cm e ntmiL NO eatca charge for quick tine and iunrloc service Bi SV I H Solid train to Chicago via 1 Niagara rail Sleepers 10 BnETalo llochister Toronto and CKIcano Kmf KVia Chaulauqua Lake and Niagara Fallt Solid train to Chicago sleeper to Duffalo Chicago anU Cincinnati W C BINEABSOH QtUltal TaUlpnr Iiat gUUUBHUJi C N YORK a GENTRA t Hudson RIver Railroads All Trains arrive at and depart from ORAMT3 OKNTHAIJ STAMOU Fourth An and 42d St fV w York I TUB CULT PstunolD STATION IM TnlOCTtL Train leave na tollmvat j 9510 A MiAHT MAIU tot Albany Cites Syttjs Batula and 1000510 I CUll MumnV VhistfuJJLK LIMITEDdae lOit A MUIIII1AIJIJ VltsTIliUtIt S al hlcaiii nU A II nat dy I IOIUU A MWhSIhItN DAY 8IrRIRIlIl1l1y l sVoo NSROUTIIWRSTKRK TinUIB MM I A Ma ITKDIiui Cincinnati 1O IndIanapolis lino IAUII 1111I P N isol1Vl1irBtlii I I minnr vpstmyLB LiMITED U 1Is1I n1l JiW M real l line ci Detroit at hulh A M Chicago 400 f I foJi P IFA8T WESTERN KXrRR8Hrilti Cillo I CsIOtl5ni 1lnlnoollI P I SI Lonlo 715 It It 9110 1 80 AhIuitONhiACIC MOIITRIIAL AND tCf10 rxr I fflfiSfSWHJW AND CIIIOAOO ER RKK IIIII1 Indianapolis lltui rI next day 81 i 71 M Loot A ritiKiLtiNBwRURaii rotmiiKBRP8iB RIIIII CLIFF KINIOTUNX AND IIUUMOSt74 111119 1IIH5A U 03131 334 111 JSP I Vli 1 for Posgh keepsle 12OOnitefl 12t1 t1 II tO 7150 9l5 I 8a lot tiarrleone ill ml fr U t7i434ii 1 110 J it tJ I 18A 1145 11 III U 110 Mn IIIS J M I ff noon ta 91 tS I 40U1M 1MtJ 73 I IHIS P M lltOY174 tl 111 nIght 0114 I05 i 110 I M 4II1S A fiIIIoI noon ttel 4uv n 1 Rn m tmr p M tiain I nigh UTICA ASHSYIACU4hf7u4ll1i III IXl flu JA Ko 12 i5I noon 4iv lOll i 710 i 1115 I PM IJ iito I night RUllI HThR9 IQ HH i nol XA U 12 IXinoon 43 8i 01 711 lilts I M tIol 1 night UALOIIIO lOOli 11030 It II IS SO Boon 4 WX 1411 7111 5111 P Si JrWA1R l11 ilitto00 IU30A M UOOnooB et tt iMll 7 I1J lidS P II ADIRONDACK IOlITAIN AND MOrTIUAtt7ieA 41 I i 1 hI 073 l9I P 12 12 I tiliit JcAt l II llil f AOlltt AlllillN IIRNhVA AM I j CASA 18111 AB liin nn no A M VSV nits I I I Mtii 1 151 nhlnIR BKIIKHIIIIIK IIILlK VIA IIAKLKM UhVlMIO9 tll I lI A M tOOi i St I For tickets aM etsce In Sleeplnj Can apny at Oran Central 051101 or 51 4H 71 uu na j I Brnaiwayi 12 rark place rMVst lMli it ldl ith si rtatlnn Mw Virst 8it Washington l I hr 7il uitoii I I t uuJJw lieilfrrd av K D brcollynt 1185 HuOionit Jersey trlVd CitrWiitcntli P prts calls for and check baggage from hotfliandrtsiilenreithrouKlt MKtlnimun llUlly fxienl Sunday iliallyixceptrtliinlay Pthet ll lllI Sr train ruin daley Above traIns exPl three Itnvlng at ml 1500 It 11 l nlnnnn VH H 31 il9 4u1 4 ai lilA P M 1 anilU4 lrnll at rIh at slatlun roH II TnUtJItY tllnROII II luxinu Utner l Maniger Jl neralPass ngfr gentv New York and Boston All Rail Leave II y way of Die MM A M SprlngHelil and Unrcrse 3 1 I t It lu I tn 1 M New LondDn unil Iro hence 418 I M II ou J M flprlngnelil and Wnrcrtter 1410 I X 12 iw M 1 llariionl atill N V and C I III I Ci P ltxM U V 1 New London anil Iruvidenc 110 I I t SJUI l M Uilllinantti and N V uniVN E 91001 cnl P I M 1 KiirluKiitid and kVoricter I I I I CAM I M tVew Lnlidou and Pnrldenoe I 1 MI P It ll 0 mi I M prlngtteii and Miirresier tillS A II 121 u I I It Vew London imt tl Providence 31 t iA Kunsusllr HiUuillix Minitijt Ititurn service Corn hours and by some routes I leave lur title D nlTftS Shpltitrne Call ilik Situ P I It 412 P I fh Vynl Nornalk UK rninu 531 r I N 1borh parlor it 1tII1 illS by eiCh Irvin I T IIESIPfIiAll Gent hale Agent PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ON AND AFTER NOV 24 ISOO Trains leave stations root of Jleahroeeea mnt Coiilanot rlri at follows 8100 A MTlir KAhT 11 M for the West Pull man Vestibule Sleeping and 1arior t era Artireej Clevelilnl I 1 M3 A M Colnmbnt 3 30 A M Ub Cairo Sic P M and M Liuit 711 oMII nut day f Idw rilo rl Connect also for Willlmntport Lock Haten aa4 Rennvn except hundan and Toledo except batnraar 10IUOA MTIIKMtW KIRK AM CHIUAUU Lilt llhJJ onniposod exLtuslvely 01 Pullman Vestibule Drtwlnctnil 1 state Room Mrulng lilulug Mnoklno and iotrr tloi 111 iirinentlig lm ncial reporta rtenncraphert slid typewriters lath roeutt lor IotA sexes ladies mud Larier shop lltirirr and all ties pln 1L s emit eulencet ol home ur ufllce Hraleil by steam aa IKhleil by Iatlenarr and movable electric llghe Ar rlret llurlnnstl I 711 soul Ililram 1141 tJMWNIli lg iNm a 0o r MHT ioum ciliUAiiu AND CINIINMAII KxrREKi Iulloan t estlbule I Sleephu tiara from Netr York and Dining Cart from lbtladelp lam Ht lnula Chicago and Cincinnati Pattenger ioach New YcreJ lo Columbus ArrlMKIncinniitt A Iii Chlcage 6in 1101 and M lxtilt 7U P M next day Con iitett or witiiamHpori daily Oi JI M1IIK rtrSTtliv EXPRESSforallpilat P In the Itest Northwest and r oath wet t rullntaB VestIbule Meeplng Car New ort to rlltbiirgl fl Iul Chicago Cincinnati aDd MempMa PeaaiT I ranla As I roan Lining Car New York tu Philtilelphle and 1iillman Dining t ar Iluuiirgii to Riehmend anil blcngo rrlvetatClnclnnatliJ P MChlcag P M oeitday and St LouIs 0111 M second more r 1 I ink Connects for t Ullamiport Urlt aid Rochtstt dally and linflaio Nlatara lls Cleveland and Ta ledo W daily B JU 550091 r twirivi to0iirdT EXPRESS rolllBan BUffelJ Meerlne ar New York in Chicago New York te emplits vIa tile ohnaloab Valley arrIves week 510 al Cllnabu IllS I M CievelastI 5131 M next dy stud sally al Chicago 1100 J M IIconC lornlu C000erIl frTeiedo daily and for Curry I Iris the 011 lIclon Cnla LilA ColumbuaSo I cept Saturday 0 BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH I Washington Limited Express ot Pullman szist late with Dlntug Car New York to Baltimore dally except Kundty in in r A M arrive I vlaahlngHm 8i r NandCon resjlonal Limited dally with Dlo InC Car at 321 P II arrive Washington HrS p MS reUltrespretatfJO Ruu ana Pn A M2IU 4i9ex bo1 and b 00 r Si 1 and I Jlt night For aUIUmerel only 1 trj P U Bnnday6lft and 8SO et M 490 ftut and B oo P M and 13IS nltht For aalnu 5 Chtsapeake and Ohle Railway and Cincinnati Pol lte ert Dining car aid Ceactiei through iUO P tL For 3 Long Brtnch Point Pleasant and Intermediate itttlcni week dart tciA Xi CJ Mi and Situ P M kunUr Iiei3 td daI 511 P M Si Da not top at Aa rr kiry ark I en huadtjr FdKATLAMIOrllYt IttiOP I M Through Day roach week dais conned for Cape Mar and II row nt Mill For OH Point ami Iierfolk via New York Philadelphia a Norfolk Itallraad I niio A M dally except iunlay and on i Ni 1jI M dally via Baltimore aad Bay Line St fj FM neck dart FOR PHILADELPHIA Expreri Trains leave at follows ii yn 121 lOla I 8 JO V III Chlcaie Limited wlllj Ulnlng Car mil lOilo Wtiblntton Limited ant IIMU A Uliiyx 110 I 1111 151 3n 40 411 v 0110 11111 I 30 B i Cl and Hin P M And 1I5 nlghl Accommodation lllti A M 440 and THAI p i Bun dao txprest 8111 I 130 liM HI Llmlteil anil 10 A Jio gMr III Si l i ui 4 MI ft 131111 fliI auifil ul and Ul nlikt Accemmodmlon 7to P I M Tie New York Transfer Company will call toranv check btirg gt from lietei And residence through te detltnatlon Ior lime tables cf local traIn apply to any ticket agent of the cemptny h1t1lkC PIOII J R WOOD Ueneral hianagerOenerat Paiir Agent BALTO OHIO R R Fiae Yxpre Trains wta Vj11 r m i It in BA ITnSOltt L AS GION I I ii CIIIQAGO CINCINNATI ST LOUU And All Iolnta Vest I1JII I lit SKHIltK All lit UKSt Ieute New York font of Ilttrlr tt as follows For CIIICAGI2iiP hi U116A 1 l CiStlIrINATI ST 301115 140 A SI 0181 P St ir r WASiihSlJTiiN TII IM OIl i A St I I IC A SI 2no Jii GIkII I SI 1 UI A SI 1 All tralne daily excrlitll I I 4t A M huuday Hr WOliniLK Ma Hay Hue 2 I M eekdavs Ticket omens I7J Ml 415 I and 1140 llroadwar New ltI lm Tt York rF IM Xroanwar Mrautlrii I nlAlluM rOjT Of UHKHTY ST Central It II of N J New Vnrk Transfer Company will call for ant cbec itttimtt from butel cr rell 1 cure to Ueilin nI J J 1 T r lt lbIIO tHAh siUSh I lIOn Mand r 0eiri rniieiiKer ACDt taAWAIlE LAUKAWASNA ASU VEaTBKNIlAIU DILAAltll Hull gborleit Hue Veitlbuleil Pullman coichei 9 A M Buffalo mil Dswern Express via Pilersea for Wr n lap Ktrumlsliiirii hcraiitnti HinKliuuiioa Oweito Illiacii Waverly Kliulra fnrnlnv liatli 1an vUlcMierburiir 51 ater lilt IllUiIlrll tiprlnio tics bIt Morris iirecne MforJ horwlh Curllaud h ra cues Milton ninl Intermeliale statIons Cunnectt al cranton chIli trtlni fur Tuition Yillc l rrK HaD 1 lilt ami NortliumberUni niiU at Buffalo with traitS fox tIle IVost lift AI Ilttxliaratoll Mall vIa lloonlnii II 1 M Hiniriiainiiin still liiuira 1lii Cl fnrtiat f Gap Htroiilsb i hcriniim dxeKn verly ac Coa neoit at hcrantun Kiln Inlnifur 1lllitoii Klniritoa and Wllkeibarre 4i0 r XI Bcranton Wllkisbirre and 1lyoiouta Express liiilM dally Buffalo Limhied Express via Pat r io r n erton for MrooiltbnrK Scranton Hlnirtiamion tiwtie Maerly Elmira Curnliiir Hath Wtrltiii JJanvHlt ML Mirrli I barrlvlnrlnHiilialuTiA M 13 P JJ I aiiylliuiilalo l Utica I anil OIWKO fipress for HiruiiltUurtf Kcranton Ulniruauuoii ortiand I 57r acitii Knltun irceoc Oxford Norwich I Hbtruorna natervllia 11III old M rinirt ta aol nil point on Hi Buffalo dlvlilnn Connects with Iralnt rOT Ilia Wait ROYAL BLUl LINE rill EST ANI 8ATEST TKAIN8 IN TUE WORLD lINT WhEN pIIFr t Now York lbiidlphIse lialllni rc anel Wneblnctaat 1 IA CESTRIL RULROA OF SEW JERSEY PHILADELPHIA m READ1XG K it BALTIMORE AJD OHIO tt R All tralni vtitlbnled from end to end heated by sttaax and lighted I by rmnh gs TIME TABlh I MH IH 1645 I Lttve Neay Yurk from fi ot of Liberty N R For Fbllidilphla at 430113 1t1I I 11110 AM lisa 2 iti ami I 4UI00 ngst 731 4 p M21 night 1U UASUmO 1111010 II 011206Oo UurM II i 13 night Vet Haluinore and Waihlngton dally as 900 hIllS ncept nundiyj A W 2 ixi 3iu i Oi r M Ui night finer can en day trains Blsipsri en eight raIns Tickets and parltr car teal can be cared at 71 Ml m lIft l ua lSiU Ureadway 747 8th av J04 Wet IJMhst Hi Fast mih tJ1iU bf Court it 13 rulion it 115 Bromlwiy Brooklyn New York Traaitet r lr M 1 Comrany well rail for and chick batgife from hotel of residence 10 dIII1lIolI 01 J Elllall VALLEY RAILKOAU 4 J Iiave foot of Cortlanlt or Cat tosses it 7 H u W and 11 J Mt I I rIltQil 0ll aud7P M The plcturefui routt between New York and Easton Belblebem Allen tnwn Potliillle Mauch Chunk Wilkes barre Pltttton Scranton Iihaca titoeva Waverly Walklni lIce ElmIra Rochester Buffalo Mama Falls Tcronio Dclrolt CIIIUAliO rT LOUIS inA ALL POINTS WEST Tickets and sleeping car births can be secured at 1M General Laillin Ufflce iJi Bro l ay og ij Kwl UM IIIUt u s a I I a f h 1 I W FZXAJVfZdLC4 AMD COUMXHtXAU Hew Tetti te1t Err jie I Be IM aoaua rutcxi et nmna coats souse JIM XUeA Itd d6I V I4hi r101 1711 11119 I tfWa U8eii4IIl V I 4srt2lM 122k ea18117115 II CI rhiM 12 11 165 11111 2 II Co e11211 11ISK U M O IPSO i2U II a 41 01I 1t 1IOij Bz lotereit UItOlD uo 50585 sooli tic lJOOst 12 Atchison Ic TOT I Nor Ptollt 0114V II r 1Itt a tit bu litrb KV M a AtcntaonlnoTt i 4U 0j V I WVi Lack t 2d107I4 W4 lid M cillO 1 NJC cnitIww116 I olbacn11211 1 NJ Ugnl 108 6 Malt A Ohio Stliny B NorR Rof CaL MIWiU I BUellv AC letItO 4NYCh8tU4l Rin t Ch a IniOoal tit tm 8 LM BH If Lbs A u UI IIe ii 4 1 tOIi S I Chi A OK A A Bk1Y83tdo 124 Iogftnid Iston IT l 5 flir r1Ii1I iW43 iuu ell 881 84 Penna 4s IIAy 11 lO I I AllOn 1I11 10 KK4 P I4 TVHQ4589 I 64 OanRtxid nA ltlthAW1Tk073 I CentPac gold AtllOX 5 07 1 4 1 Del BC 5 A lik TO 40 ii OCk dixa ra I II Ballon B lit lit 114 I tIlt A bny sa SK 4 to Erie en lit 131 B Reid lit pt Inc OSf 44 17 11O4 1 wC A 1 Term 0 head Sdpf lao eiu OflWerIhst lte 41 Read Mptlnt MU T oak tat 61 ISO I KkjuL Vi lsi 73 if II Heel Tat II I 5 n 4IrenMtAtklflI U U 11 1 SiruoMb 3dlOOM I0IteIoIo14 111 fin KLIIelll ISLE A 8 CIII111 fIenlIeuo OMM slIt ltP IOsecSsllb I i 112 4Bt lall 111 Pal C 1 IK Ctnt 8U 92Sf ex 114 K fchioCo Kl 111100 I t Rt f U A Ij dlv 044 II IuT4a 1m 1 Btl lit LC 4101 1 711 ft BuMlt CAPWd101 t I 2M 48nAA FIat KaaaTid r suV s OJ 18 La5ede Ou let 79V 10 Tax ma ta Ian tO 0 M 7944 I TefItin24105 Iak t Iun ST0LAAAO71e1 BT I a AJtlltOI T Tot A o 0 litloa Oil I ongliiand 6IU STolAAH liii to TBmU6a HB 8 OIStLArtaiit M I S hess S Chas III101 9 lIe t o f 4Ha 1914 INraNleLIll 5UPDkQIsiI14 10 Mieb Cent 7tailS B Wabaihlit 18434 I IOIoaooelO4W 8 8T e ILlkilMllS S abuh 6 It Nil ft L a ei ii lg t WNI Shots 41I ecgaait AI TalM 2 Co 411 II lorraaaae 71 wtnRhonta U 1tetM iiR tetal sales et tatlwar Uaai Oar ralotX fIVT1mc uuaouo 3p ctaaa aaaaaa Cffre Ao deM htmL sne ut UI 311 42041 7 Adams Hxreitt4h 143 143 US It 820Atek TAatV S8 SH 37 fRI f BIaUIanI M l te III 4tI I Siilis a TffiirJ rK 1 fi 11m 1m Khtfc I 4014 c 4034 to1 RX 3M a LQ 111 U 97 N 17 PS 1 Vbicaio Gal 4 543 S55 844 844 50411103 111180 128 1 t 134 1213 31 0 Ittl k SIM 8514 644 U 0S75kHWlOCIt 100K 10 10534 1 J t iy ll STN 14 1m2 so c a ii rsees 4115 Ii 45 f8 544 U M 0 St r iiIlO4 102k 1024 IDS lOJ en 11 L t a r 704 701 S9 eox C t w J II II C Ii at UH4 If ICIIIL 10 a w12834 I 2814 1111 11814 118 237ohs WcgSO r dIM 4114 diM elM 3 IUOILT Ytl 514 04 d4 04 714 1110 LTV t8IIUt 80 eft 80 M 10 lttT YOSiSPf 1474 144 144 44 I 100 11100DtraJ I 55 0514 064 w 200 Le 8t L a TeL 154 284 164 I I6I Lake B A W t CuO no no 64114 01 84111 J oraII lW 1314 I00 11tlf leOLaciade lea 1534 1614 15 I5p I S700Ot1e01501i 7I4 lJ lutllllJo U t C I 11135 MIchARIB 109 08 Sp H TiOMUaonri raome ou un 65g 60 69 lOUNatlL011 87 37 117 BI 118 IIfto ft I Central M 11II J 11II III aoonorth Amer Ii4 lIK II 1114 litO 11114 LEiw Lag t1l4 3IS 1174 174 32 IOOJITOSILlpt 6 65 80 II 6314 lOONY A8tL2Pr 2J 21 202 302 21 100 If 2 L B A tt jag Is ii4 111 1 110NY8W 1 1 T I 3 4010HYLAWDf 25 III 1414 7ii Northern PaclOe ttiK 2134 9i1 0634 111 1647Norihern 1acnt 6li 62 81 ei U2 no Ontario A MInIng 4U 4ii 44 155 t luo ontarta SWeet u l4 14 104 IS SO Oregon kt04 78 TI 114 78 211 UioraetocMall 10134 tIl u1 1134 1114 tOO 1Ua A Heading 21105 8U4 09 1II1 eo ItO Bio U IV pt 0044 Hli lOll to 52 Tie lOch A w r 1I5 I he 1834 164 3514 800 Kich A W r pt es Ii I18J 118 0774 18 DOR W AO Otl W tilt SIL8FIpC 71 71 TI 7U 1S 8ouioutb rn tao Z3U 2S5 JrI 25 211 ll31ITsunso5AlnOn 2il 1i05 31134 o14 110 113 Tees laotd u 14 1556 I25 15 an TeiTA A Li tw 114 54 I4 U 43X 43 I f 42 42 87fIU Union Pacido 435 43io 4W 100 Colon fan DIG IUV Ifff 15k ItSl 21 7 v alExtmia m ai 87Vk 67 70 220 W St 1 A P pf 1834 17 ISjT 1BU lj 770 Wettern Un Tel 71 7ft 742 t4te TlK 10U Wheeling A L B I 28 2034 Jg 375 M 100 Wheel A L h pt 1183 6014 064 89 517 230 wucentral 1714 174 inj n ng lie total sale ot stock wire B149 shares iMistku varskniKT naAsvacvIoss ltn ftmf filtVt Intfi LIes loo Amarv Cot on iR iajej Ilk IS suo Amer tt l oil etta is 18 1514 19 Jim sugar Btnnerlee Bo 16 3D AU ass Sucar Kennerlea r B 6374 56 R3 i 58 Itsoii National Lead Trust Mg 1714 5 11 ¼ ItoToU Peoria W la 13 IS 11s 2181 Horn Silver 285 Stn 283 s IUU Gould A Curry IS5 183 IM 133 fioou Georgia PaelSo M en M8 88 UK tit 5b00uPSlOnectSs 0314 684 8e4 64504 orrox I 184130 QUOIiTIOJI SIH juta Kt Jlttd 14 Albany mo New Kng Tel pcsasaiaetleS Weet Knl Land 31 CetralNUa IS 614 Boa A Mout 40 1satern1l10 SuiteS Hoi U 1814 Iiehbett 83 314 Calumet A llec344 947 Os T3iLPLlOtIl4 111 Ranta re M Co e i 4314 ihdteIDSYlix A TA 041 77K 77JJ ADnOellTl2i2 AtMTlu 48 489k trlelel 464 tartar 0350CC erOytTlovis Atehlaon LoiiNaahvlits 7274 Atlantic A at w tit Its N P letitrallIC Atlantic A ui W 2d 4 Norfolk A West pf 54 Canadian Faclno 74 Northern Paciiio pf 63 trie Common 184 Ontario A Went t ht aa consols 155 t raui OIl tillnoIalentrai113 Union Facitlo Lake Shorn Wabaahpf 17 WEDNESDAY Dec 21 A revival of activity In the certificates of the w1 National Lead Trust today Rave rise to a rumor that tbo concern was likely to make a small pro rata division of Its profits which ac cording to all accounts have been ery satis factory for the year now ending The report was not confirmed but that did not prevent tbe certificates from leading the speculative market in point ol activity They also re corded the only Important net fluctuation which was an advance of l t V cent The movement just described waaioractically tbe only feature of an almost ataenant market The dealings in Union Pacific which were ex ceptionally heavy looted up barely 10000 4 bares Lake Shore upon which on extra dividend was declared yesterday ranked second in point of activity but with the majority of stocks It closed fractionally lower C Amoce the specialties Silver Bullion cer I tificates received the most attention with the result of leaving the price IX V cent lower In the absence ot orders the brokers were more bent uoon holiday festivities than upon attempts to scalp the market The statements made In this column today relative to the physical condition and financial needs of the Trunk Lines west ot Chicago and St Louis were accorded more than ordinary attention Exception was taken to some of them especially as to the amount which It is estimated would be required to place certain ot the branch lines of the Missouri Pacific lu f firstclass condition Those criticisms are dis posed of by the fact that tbe amount estimated M neooasarr to brio those Hoes up to fair s average conditions was Inadvertently stated as 10000 per mile pitaaO of 11001 tier mile TheciosinhCWUdUUd lieavr at about the lowest prices Final sales compare with those ot yesterday as followsDec Dec 03 Dee 24 Dec 2V Dee 24 AtrhT8F 2iti 211 i NYNEni Sif 5l S LaLSoulbern 4334 4144 PaclOo Mall 314 lIe CeUHtL 6611 014 Rook Island 7014 s30i 41 9 1 3 I S Klch A WI 514 1574 Ches I Ohio I1 1534 Rich A W Ppf 11834 68 VbkamUaa B4S son Kiadlng 0184 b413 DeL 1 W15644 19 St Paul com 49 dl Erie ll4 MMm Si Paul of 30334 Ito KailTeanpt 15 m Tea rac 14 ill MccklneTTaT n 24 Penn fti k ss llij Iou A Heals 7IK 714 111000 haciiiu 43 t Lake shersitI1 106 ¼ Un rarJS u I9 IW5 hleolrl a4 00 0805 Vab S F Pt tOIL 17 Ssflbwesteolal0374 11uSd We1 Oil Tel 7474 74 Mor P 051 21 lIlt W A I K s set Mor rae pi uU 52 W A L It hf 641 UCll ii V Cent ilb VS Government bonds quiet at unchanged quo A tations Hallway bonds Irreirulat JJlie features were Mj Milwaukee and Lake Bbore Extens on fit Forte W ortu and JJenver pity His Erie let console Chesapeake and Ohio consol Oc Wa bash Juts New York Chicago and sIt Louis ds Laislarie Oas lets Iron Mountain fit Atcfil son and Beading Issues The more important net advances were In Iron Mountain OR l v cent toli2 LncledoOua lite XtoJUM New York Chicago nnd Ht Louis it X to 8I5 Heading 1st preference Incomes t to88W and M pielerenon Incomes n to JjOX ami Wabash late H cent to 97 The note worthy nit declines were in Atchison Incomes h K V coot to tB5 Cliesapeake and Ohio con polde 04totI4s rlu lilt Qohl89ls I Lo1b0 Fort Worth ami Uoiivor City Ista 4 to J9K and Milwaukee and Lake Bbore xtenilon BB 1Cent a In hank stocks 6 shares of Mount Morris cold at 500 BUrer bulllcn certificates for 115000 ounces sold at 10214q9l01t liarsllver In London d V ounce Money on call 44J V cent Time money offered at C V cent for six months on divi dendpaying securities and 0 V cent IB bid for the same period on mixed coUatvral Com 4 mercial paper In fair demand Prime en dorsed bills receivable are quoted at 67 cent and tlrstclaaa singlename paper at 768 V cent Sterling exchange la lower aculn Pouted asking rates ts80ir4t4BOH for long bills nnd 4Sih JiBS fonleinund Actual rates are Ix ngblll t47H W5479 sight drafts 14 B3 S llt3Mand cable transfers 483slis4t4 Tile IEIOUISI 01 44 oeut bonds ta ia ed today under the circular of Get 0 was110703 maklnffths total to date 17793800 Thei statement of the buslnonn ot all line ot the rennsylYnnlit Itallroad Company shows All lines east ot IittshurKli and Erie for ho Teratier IHIIO as compared with the same month In 1880 nn lnotn o In cross earntnes of 107057 a decrease In onjennraof t23476l an increase In not earnltiRflof 101820 The clo on months IKJO nn lonipareil with tho same rsrloil ot 1880 show An Increase In cross earnings of 487775U an increase In expeneon of 4005507 an Inoreane lit not enrnlnce of 1873192 All lines west at 1lttfliurKh nnifKrle for November 1810 an compared with the snmo month In 1HS Miow An Increase In cross earnings of 1112440 un Incronsn in oxpentonot I8078A an Incrensn In nrt earnings nf t7riGa5 The eleven months of 1891 nit compared with thq samo period of 1880 show An InoronKe In cross earnings of J428i4i7 an Increase In xponcos of 2873401 an increase In not earn lnRSOfll41CUiO The noadway and Boventh Avenue Railroad Company reports for the qunrtors ending Sept SO leoo June 151 l 11430 Hi t 30 lK a Oron earnings lisi74i 03i4 108100 Optrattngeiptni MI4M aatttti awi7ti Net arnlnnfl32 fldtuixi p111421 Other Income 44J1 4433 Orosi Income ian2i i flHM9l 57loO Hii charges 100168 12532 134261 Nil Income V3VU1 tojn3ii Lots from opern Oprratlnrcost per centotiarnlnge nlW toja IOAOS Cash on hand11114333 ttkzv3 tllAOiM Iroflt and lose surplus 30mi itkr4 72007 This amount being atldoj to Income from other sources in piovlous miarters now credIted to horse renewal account lu operating expenses Adrian IT Muller V Bon sold today at auc tion at the Heal Estate Exchange the following cocnrltlcB among others SOU shires Adams hxnrit Co HIH 1 membershIp 745w York 1roiluce Exchange sub Jeot It dues atnoiunting to 1130 340 553 shares PeaniylvintaCoM Io vtw 63 shares American Loan and Trust Co HKJ 10 mart United states Trust Co suit 10 h rei4Jd vt and Urand Bt Ferry R R 231 Treasury balances compare with those ot yesterday as follows 24 Hold IHIPW1I1 IILS7Ib08 Sliver 5IIteI47i 1632458 Legal tendera 4Jluuti Zt80el7 Totale l LtMI7iJi i57Ih1Mi1 Deposits In national bans 121123554 MtlnslSiV S17 74 yesterday In nddlllon to the foregoing tile Treainry report sliver bnlllon purchased under the act ef July 14 1560 I rlVttwOW and note ontttandlng agaluiithe lime tJiuf7U7 Money In London 83K rent Discount In the open market for both abort and three months bills 4B4H cent The amount ot bullion gone Into the flank of England on balance today was 84000 Paris advices quota S V cents at 91 francs 17 centimes and exchange on London at 25 franca 21X cen times 2roverClv6land Thomas F Bayard Kdward 3 Phelps George B Coo and George Wil liams the Advisory Board of tbe Bondholders Committee for the Virginia Debt Settlement Ire notice hat the plan formulated by tho iondholdera Committee has been unanimous iT approved and recommended by them and hat the same can be obtained on and after pee 89 next at the Central Trust Company of few York Drown Uhliiloy A Co ot London the ilercantlie Trust and Deposit Company hat Impre and tIm Planters National Bank of tlchmnnd They also give notice that after pen 31 next no further deposits of Virginia bonda and coupons will bo accepted except under special contract with the committee The sales of mini ng stocks at the New York Consolidated Stock and 1etroloum Exchange today were as follows MIss Hume outrun Ulthtn Itwnt fiiino 2IUA1U BO tO K Wl SOOAatoru 4 3 4 S luiAinedor l au I ao I Oil l Dl XOO Adams con 1 75 1 75 1 73 1 70 no Hen A Belcher il 15 115 215 315 luo uraniwioK it 11 II u l oo frteianil as a7 vs Z7 lou Gould Curry I S3 I 31 1 25 1 83 8UIJUIU 3S 89 118 39 looisMiddle Bar S ft 4 3 40oPnamx of ArIa 64 fj ra ej 25 Sec Nevada I 60 1 519 lin Itu JVQ Butter Creek 103 HA i in l ut 4IIU Ltahcon M fO 6 5 55 111 Yellow Jacket 1 73 I 75 1 73 I 75 The total UifliaoUoni were 15700 ibama New Work Market WKnittspiv Die 21Fioi7R AUD JtfAL The market wn dull and rrlcei were nearly nominal UonoK foturei uniettird with a i hardening tenden cyi advanced OutS points declined closing iteady at a decline ot 4 points on December and I toj polnu on other montht from yetterdtyi closing price The market to day was a fltfnl one At the opening call and for a few mlnutei afterwards It teemed quite un certain which way valnea would turn Thin began buy ing to cover contract over the holldny This was at tended by a moderate but fairly vIgorous bull move ment predicated on the Idea that after so ibari a Un dine ae bad taken place oa Monday and Tuesday tome reaction might In rlew of the fact thai lures were al ready low be naturally expected lOut at four or five puIuls recovery from the closing bid of yesterday a Rulnti operator Jumped on tie njarLet with both aa Ina eiprtsslun went and the etrly buyers fairly tumbled over each other In their eaiertieii to tell and prices gave way eight or ten point itry quickly U hen February told below uctntt It was tIcs enojei1 of gen eral remark Knot cotton waidall middling uplands 9041110 do UniTe uMo The following are tue detain t the traniaotloni In futures Mnum Clottna Prices ulolira ItiirriL Katrt December8789879 s73 071 lUll Januaryaetso3 HHU cx io5iU February64025l103 t ou fn auMX March15lIiiS4tl U23 H 13 SO7W Apriltl27841L8 vsj ua itvtsi May 984 aiU U44 U37 114UO June048r4i849 l 953 U47 U7lO July a5tlCift7 lltU UM 7fWXJ AnKUlt 1ID7 JM 13111 MVi 15UM bepleiuber IUH5Ml a 5 U40 44CHI Total tales 142UVJ bales Transferable notices on Friday at rucOc for December and S133c for January rStuiIOiX ft 1011051 118300 Bit Ruts Receipts at the ports this day aiv 34UIS Previously from sept I4110500 3 UiHJ moekt In lilted btatii porto NIMM 73Ii7il Kxporuilnoefcept l iNj8ul JTOlia PknrisioNs Lard future made a pretty smart ad Tunce receipt of swine at etteru potnu were light and packera began buying then came a demand to cover contracts and a buoyant market sales 704 vtcs atOOS t Uec for January UH 3bUc for March and uE 4r4Uf r for 140y After Change the close was Qrm att 1iOc for January uViu lot February Utoc for March 04c fur April ami tOOt jot May bpot lard was nrmer but quiet sales LO let prime city atf oc And 2041 lei prime 15 eitern it ii U5441174z regular rttlned for the Continent quoted at oat iuc 1ork quiet but more firmly held aud nearly nominal cut inett dull for ally but tales of Western tmbracediJO M fresh packed tweet pickled halo Itt His average ref January delivery on private term Uretted hogs Prm at 4Hi4 llioc Tahow steady but quiet at 4 w iu Hotter and cheese unchanged UriiM Wheat luturet were a traction dearer ei Dtclaliy In the early deallnm owing to former cable causIng a demand to rover contracts but the tpecuia lion was iluffgiiti and part of the early Improvement was Idtt sales tiaoan bnih at 5IUlPjjyl0i34 for January llM ii luJ for retruary SI U4M88LU3 for Slay BdHaiitc for July and 97143714c for August lpot wheat was dull and values were tome what uncertain holders were generally pretty firm ho ireil winter ln elevator at l045d13IIe3 Inulan com futures were firmer but Inactive lain 3r54r bush it S8hoIo for January 0S6074cfor May and Mkc fur July spot corn was quiet and barely ateady sales were limited to car iota including new yellow al 5J9HIC steamer mixed at t lo In elevator and old No 2 mixed at 8i34o l afloat Oats were tteidler but quiets aales IBUOIO bath In cluding option No 2 mixed at 48Hc for January and 4HXu ti o for Stays and on the spot mixed at 47ig30c and white at 474vx ai In qualltyi al o Ko 2 white at 91rto In elevator and No S mixed at 4dUo In elevator After Change H beat olott1 teadyt No 2 red winter for January SIG4M Feb nary I04M March IOJ May lloiu July t1074ci Augtut 07c Corn steady No 3 mIxed for January BBHc i May Dulto July C8c uats Heady 3 o J mixed for January ilc i May 48o No 2 white for January 40Mct February 4HJJC ilitixiiiii Coffee on tnt mot waiqulit and a trIO easier Mo iiuuted at KHatVKc for No 7 talci Mxi Dale Cantos Ion U athUc o aol f Mild gradtiqultt and uuchangedi talei 261 beta OuateniAU nn p L Itio optlonHruleil very quiet but steady until thortly hetora the riote when litpember broke 25 points under bulli ullliig and iithir month 3 to 15 pointt In umpethy Iteielpuatltln fiif i tics at Santo 1iixu Log hx ohange In Itlo lower atshfld Hate Jria tint closIng barely iteady with sellers at the following price ntctmbir1723a March l370c June 13 tic January Iticuc April mine July H HIO ytljrusrylatio May IS bScJAUguit MOJO Haw sugars quiet but shad at 49 inc for fair refining muicovailo and ic for tttniJaru centrifugals sales lf lihJs muirovado Ill tent at 4 UIUi Limdotl nil vlott iinetiatiged Iteflneil tiiLrars quiet but ttrndy Quoted at 040 for cut and criithnl tc hot grnnulated t1jc tar powJtrtt Hc for cilis l4i c for mould A D fsIBa for candy A Mjc fur cniifeciloneri A Se fur nff A Osic far while chIn and 4 I2ldc43c l for yellows Molasses unobanged Nice steady At the tea auction sales the ofTermri were smaller I coo pkgi and prices were fairly Heady M follow Moynne llyton IJHaiHi 3 sung hyson llOe375c Imperial JIWlHo 1 irunpowjer 2i4ScllIJc ring Buey Innpuwder ItH tHi Jaotn fan tied llt llcil aikettlo 11311401 nm IrIs J lJ1lc slit ins and nib SWIlthci l Congou nti liioi India and u lekoe luXc UolongKouchov 11444100 Amoy lullltc t Formosa 2il4J7Ii JlsiAtsriirallilln was shrilly inner but the speru latlon was lets active eules 04 tone HI iUc for JIMIII art and xdite for Keiruaryi sPillIng price for spIt y Pct for March Hie Ingot copper nejrlected Lal quiet but steady i settlIng price fnr spot elftu 11 Tiriiot iHptrHi tnriieniint watqufet but tttady atxic for regulars and 33lz fur michlnei itoiln quiet at IhOOOeli l 4JH for common to good strained rrrNOLttuN Thenuarket II a entirely nominal no sales being recorded in either National Transit or Muck eye otrllilcatet Live Block Market New Voce Wednesday Des 24 ractlpli ot beeves were 1527 I held Including U cars for e insrHet unit 1114 cart direct to rliughieren The trailing ruled mod erttely active and good to prime steers firm Poorest to licit nathe steers i ld at 8L714814i1lI V luo Ua lockers at neslKO bulls and dry lows att71SOe ivi Dreutl beef steadY at 0i47 c Tft for natlos sIdes Latest cabs from London quote Aroeriian tiers flrm at UMIXMo Hi dressed weltht and American ritrlgerateJ beef tteady at leant IHo V in Shipment la day IITI bee vr and 5135 nuarteri of lee Hicilpttof calves were 437 head Veal were higher grassen and 1 edema drm t tali told at CMU SI I lot ttt e giMtre nil Wetfrns at tl tnan 75 ftc elpt of sheep and Inmht including D cars direct were Itihi heal l The market ruled fairly frnm Inac tive at unchained trim for both sheep and lambs Sheep suU at tilti vi ft Ito 55 latntis ativi 75UM1 Pressed million trIll at 7Hic V H i dressed Iambi itttdr at HHHi Receipts of Imii were 9128 head all consigned direct Himtnally iteady el 3Oliim37t1 4 list R llrul Zstt Trnarora Mr John N OoUlngot Brown 1 Goldlng real estate agenu of the Ibquliablt Life Auurinoe bodily wilhon Jan 1 enter Into builneii on ail own account al II Pine street eoth it n a 100 w Ilth avVSHOO Julia A Van Ntseto MariE Tnwneend II Pell st n a JB w Bowery 76x4 xlrreg Chrltlo Pber ktlly ant wife to David eltck Oaouo Byerav n w cot Irwn tt IMiiiV Laortnee K iierrhoan and ano to Thomn U Hutlll 14000 ritt w s lpU7X map lleurr Itnlgtra Jiihi duahaxllbllilratelM and wits Jacob Uito t SAOOO elein adstnVV 3w2davixV i rKII abeth Ant Icy and ano to Stephen Baust i 10400 Oreenwloh it w a fu u n West I2lh st41 Still Jottoh I Bldredge and wife to James o Smith l imstit ns KuKflh a v 3jxKAUU 1111am U Fcott toTliomts Iitrktlr iiA iy 18000 7i th st 5e za e Ii4a or 11x772 Joim O Jordan 200iXI 8 Brown lo II UV liMthtln iMe Lincoln ar 23xlnot rredir irk Hohrt and wife to Matthew 0 lul ley 21000 Kid tt a iii Wi Edward U I uBrtec ret to Cella M Hohell I00 7lth it B N liei t w Hth ar 23x10221 John J Brown ei m tA ienme I EroS v Withlnitonar w a 2102 n inath at Hxinoj Frederick P I Poriter ref to Sarah K Baitford 7200 Win it n t am w wh ar VOXIISIHI Oeo J Ham llton and wife to Ilinnah I llelhnrn 30000 Washington av old we aiiVJ nievibSl MUX Kio jatneiJ llanlgan toDarah It Baiiford 1 Christopher it W n illlsm Herring and wife la WIn A llrslntn and wife Clinton it w i ITS n Stanton it 2M10UI U tn Herring and wife to Chas II Iraharn and wife I Christopher it US anri other Bropirtyt Charles o bra am slat to William lierrlng H4th tt nsuuw Brook ar 23xOU BUzabelh PltitoJamei Matters 2 12M it n a auo e 8th av 184xlOOli Martha Tom thItoJnlhus Llpmtn 17000 74th it i a MJti w Colnmbui ar 22xlO22 Wil liam O Doichtr Manuficiuflnc company to 0 A Seaman etal i i Mthit ItniWtKdwardCrokertoMaryBCroker 1 LId it a a 350 a lit ar 23xlu21 Oeorte Her I berter and wife to Katie Orosi 31000 Cherry st B2 to 230 klmon Baruih to Margaret M Sell 34020 ArA 1873iM riareiM Veil toBVraoiHarnih 88750 heed lOiith it n a IM w vtn av axlooi John N btstl and wife to Karollna Matcher I7lit it s l 172 w Pordham ar 12x1001 Patrick tiCaiey exor toJoiepnilaag 8813 123th it iw WOOl arrirx I78i Robert It noose veil and wife to David K Sohuiter eoCOO Grand it ne60 w Norfolk it Ktx73 Henry II BmUhandwIfatoKUiaoethKEchcfltldeiaC 7MX 29th it 54e sell Philip I WIlson ssid wUilo redkde 1 Stay 18600 74th st 3V 37 and Oisl George w Ilnghei and wife to Krancli U Traven 1 Grand it uoi Thomas farliy to Nartln L Rick 54cC riOOitu t i ttia eaiuaie ttet ttenaa e e 37th it n a 100 w loth ar2Sxlu0 Wm N Arm itrong ref to John U Smith s li500 Eagle ar e s lot Ml map rsnllno Convent an other props Uriallne Convent to Jacob Itelgl I 610 Eagle av ei lot 3U lime map Jacob Rilhl and wife Joseph Abb aOO Paglsaves lot 67 nine map lime to John J Htxslramonl ivH I JOQ rilhamav ni2J3w Ctmhrillng ar coxiooi Mary Casey and wife to K II I gnerlno 100 lltnit 4111 and 4IH Haiti Eilai Jacobs and wife to Kllrabtih llardecker 87550 nth it 72 nan i Equitable Life Atiur Boo to lthchacd 0 lath i I U7thttis 1013 weihav meiWlil rtanklla r Sawyer to Ada K lluffe lit it w a 531 Wlilard ar 55 IxOO Ux Irrei Her man K Killer to L T Keller I Columbia it Wt Sarah doer to bolomon Kelner I 87th st 110 West Joseph I Welt and wife to DanlelD Lawnm 14ooo Ar A i w car N th it 20 Px7M Peter Peterson and wlteto Johson U Bowled 37000 MonTOAOK Altken Catharine H t he New York Life Ice Trust Co Island in Duane Byre IISOOO Block David to Chrltopher Kelly n a Pell it w Bowery Installs 5000 Berkeley The to Wra II Scott n 5 lois it e nthave I yr 53S Baisford Sarah B and AbE to the Title Qnar anise and Trust Co w i Washington av n luata it l yr 8 morti looo Corbett John and wife to Joseph W Wakellng n wi forreitav HOViit 3 yn 2000 Church of Ht CathefIneot Gtnoa Eugene KtU ly n w Coy 15Jd st and loth av 4 yrs 11700 Casey Mary to Richard T AuobmatT and ano 0 earL Ar n l Pelham w Cambnllng eTA 3yri DOOII Cottello Plk and Margaret to the Uerman Bay iIIFIIIkNY Yii3iititw8thar 10000 Catia Henry a and wife to James A Chambers and ano 11 lout it w Columbus ar 1 yr SOT Clark chit W to Boble 8 Howe n s 16th it w Mbav Syrt 8000 Devlin lAm r to White Hock Lime and Cement Co 19 Bethunelt 1 yr BK Delafleld Mary B to Farmers Loan and TrusS Coeiethari24thit ayr 8000 Emrloh Joseph and wife to Samuel Wall w l Ghryttle it i hlvlngton it I yr 14ion Fame to lama w a like 51 liladlionit I yr 0089 Same to Lily W Churchill el al wa Ilk it i Madison it 5 Irs 14000 Pelner Solomon and wife to Joseph 0 Levy b Columbia it Installs 16000 Orlnnilk Wm H to John J Wyiong and ano n l IMSthit e llth ar Instills IOOQ Ilubner John N to king Co Say Initlt 7th ar tecor2Bthit lyr 35000 Hose Joseph to lath J Casey s l 171st it w aa ar Syn S6C2 Ke logg Amy U and ann to Bowery Bar Bknl S balSam sq e Xlottst Syn 0000 Kroh Jennie to John J Brown and ano a e Tvtb ir w Columbus av 2 yri 12000 Love Catharine to Catherine 2 Madden Union araueorgeit lyr x Lawion Daniel D to Joseph I West a a 37th it etithav lyr 4000 Meyer Slegmund T to Daniel U dart e e Seth etC e Inrk av demand 49000 Fame to Joseph tt attack 5 i 34th it e Park ar demand 13874 Saturn Jeanette to Thomii OConnor n l I44thtt w Brook ar nyre 2900 Maetet John J et al lo Emigrant mica Say Bk ns isth it e ar A l yr 14000 MoUan DilDbla K and wife to Frederlo P oicott et at a i 100th it w Manhattan ar 6 4K3C3 iflorla Pleper Alfred and wife to B L SsatonV Vroi pect av n r cor Nnrlngir I rr ISO Qutrlnn hrtjii If auu wife to Richard T Auchmuty and aDO u a Pelham ar w Cam brellng av 3 irs sonj Fame tn Nary Casey n i Pilham av w Cam bra tng Install 820 Be bertton David i sod wife m the SIt Morris I Cu op Blilu and Loan Atsn centre line Sth ar mop of PeterVaentlnai homestead farm a Jatneilt luttall 230 Schmltt Victoria to Pauline W Mnlhall nwi Johtiton ar lot ill mail hast Tremoni I yr 160 Schutter DavId K to Robert B Koosevelt n l uithtt I nothavInsttllt 12300 Scott Martha tn rmharlne Vadden esTer race lilIes e 160th l t yr 000 Tovrnsliend Alary N ana John to the Mutual Lite Int to n t toili it u West hud nr 1 jr 80000 Voth Klohd Li tn me Laultable Life Asm xo deli of U H 7J West th it I jr 27000 Rnthfrhlld Isaac and wie to the American Savings Sank u t Mil it e 2d av I yr 3600 Blydenbnrgh Jr Hen a to Thomas B Ilewlt I and ano trua ui Uth it elitar lr 44020 Ucrretry James to Broadway and 7th AT KitCu w i iiroadoay bill n Houston it 74IIXIl41lxl2H IVUix76xlrrrg 42 yrs OOvOCO Toy Thorns to Henry ileddtndoff hi K I04th lltloreHyri 4rtJ to 340 Vltlmberg itldor to J Goldberg and ann H5 Kldridge it Jyn4 moi 900 to 1080 The Empire Keal 1itate Co to Wm A Colllni and anD 7M Av B H 12 yri IPO The Minister Ac Pro Uplifopal Dutch church to Win J D I KantleL Knltou it u a 75 e Nauau it 21IxllOll 21 Ira 4000

Page 8

3 f7 rr Irv i r t 8 THE SUN THURSDAY DECEMBER 28 1890 J i Wlutftaftmnlt c THE SUN UPTOWN OFFICE f 120 E1BO DVVA T 1 Near 884 Opposite Hotel Is Mrlal ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL tl P M r Advertisers sun v alien tcava Ad rtle t neata sit UI llowlnsc tea where thai rate will be tha uaaia cc thoie charge at t the main olBcejl t w n FortDitAM tsi etn AV con inn KTI XM k nit AV con ISTII ST IIAUTOOENSIS 1170 OTII AV COn TJD BT i f MCMILLAN A JAMPSON 40 WEt ITTII RT TIIOMAB F MARTIN 80 I TOMPKINU MARKET SD S AY DET tTH AND 7TII ATP NlW I RK F MoTfBKNY IHO lIT I AV NEAR 7IST S A BCIlrUKRMANN 71 WEST IZJTH ST JnNMMlP 10 EAST 23D RT SUOURT 1 SOl A 1711 n K7TII ST COn FARK 4V Telephone Call nRl Mith LI JAMP3 A McQINNIS m WEST MTII BT ROOM t RUNT nUARANTIiR CO MO GRAND BT t t ALLEN ADVERTISING CO I W COn BROADWAY I AND IOTII ST IUU BROADWAY 101 BROADWAY K Qo TtKST 1MTII ST C APT lftl 3D AV P 73TIT AND T8TH ATB t JEWEILS ADVERTISING AOESCY32I BLEECKER TUKCT t J 8 WcQLYNK LC2 DTtl AT o O I MOnRIHETH rnABMAOT a Janelloa r Fnltoa and Vnahln ton its rJ MOORB A co 1071 BEDFORD AV NEAR V jniMCY BT Telephone Call 4tt Redford BROOKLYN AlVKltTI8tNtl CO i4d FULTON BT IIROdKLYN ADVKItTIMlNa AUENC O BROAD WAY tEAR MAKCY AV J J VATMV U7U HPOADWAT Open Sunday 3 ODONOOIIUI A CO B W COIL VAN SIULES AND LIBHRTY AVH C w suMMR sa XOSTRAKD AV W J KtlKE uue LlldOX AY J I DAVllOY 877 ATLANTIC AV P HOTI1E tNt 11ROADVAY COn BTDTTE8AKT t AY AND 1103 YRTLS AV NEAR BROADWAY t GBENPOT ij xi r AHRLl 1 8 KXPnStUl COMPANY 193 Oreenpolnt T xO ac1 Oltyi JOHN WHAVREN 4 IIORDKN AV Telephone Cal e trn olnL ARTIFICIAL FIOUT tVAiitM an inerleneea A CIA title rharce or olop Rued poeltiou for mhtpermu Addrrui 1tbnxi1Ot3ufl ofiice IRL FOR IIOVtWWORKt 0 Vni nnr 8w ilih re G ferredi call Immediately WJ1HUN iti Wu7th t 1 flt lt nlltS Aooon FINNISH f COMIOSITOn net steady place 11 Addreie 1INIAM liox 2 1 bun cilice t A1IST7 CLASR irR miil fo Applr 10 A TOOKEI1 QUINN 44 n Vt7 St t BOOEBINOERS8tamper wanted T J UAUNKY 1I1NDEUY CO 733 Broadway EMPLOYMENT of all kinds procured fur men and belts furnished free to rinD over METROPOLITAN AUbNUY I GHT Broadway FIRSTCLAH CASVASSKKS can find steady I em f ploytnentnt a fair weekly alary by calling on ChI Calorlo Cone Company 14 Clttt eti prlnc relerences J 015 COMPOSITORS wanted only thorough work men need address 1ICA box liueunpfflce L ABEL CUTER wanted who Is l able to cut all 1klod or printers work Apply to STYLES 0 CA311 7 8th aV f SALESMEN WANTED who ran command bent rd In city t everything now ready no competition MARTIN OAKRISON Broadway room II t I I WANTED flalestnsn tn wholesale and manufacture v our new process elder made without apples no capital required excellent waxe no humbug 4 cents for particulars 2 bW 1KnCrrs CIIHK co f 1415 Slate st Chicago ill IHTAttTHD Fifty good stone cutters at Towner near TT Townera elation on the Harlem road wajea S3L50 per oublo yard al SULLIVAN H1DFR A DOUGHERTY Contractors VANTEDA first ctais silver plater one accustomed WANTED TV blare chandelier work Apply to ARCI1KR A P AN CO AS f MANlFAUfUltINU Co aadsL ana I star UAITED Blacksmith and wheelwright i good WANTED good men j call Friday morning 01 Taomp sonic Jiuatou VaUtc I A YOUNG XAN i IP who ha bad three yearsenperl 4L ence In office of wholesale Importing house would Itka to better himself bd Is a good penman and perfectly reliable Address E box 133 aun office A RELIECAItLR COLORED HAN wants employ A ment with a lentleman aa valet or waiter in a pri vate family nod reference Addresa JAMB X HAYBa Ml West acth l N Y DRESSMAKER Artlstlo cutting and nttlnf by French system Quick and stylish KI per day Ad dress UHION bun uptown oltlce 1203 Broadway piNOINnBR strictly temperate wishes situation E4 doea repairs rifarenoes licensed EIUINIKB SKA le Kalb TM Brooklyn CITUATION WANTED as porter references from Intk 1 D employer Address r JVE1 r 17 Willow av llu token KJ WANTED a firstclass engineer a situation ran TV do 1 my own repairs Address J 1 1 GKE8H 7u raclflo at Brooklyn r q go and tOlll JOflT In Brooklyn on Fulton it between Lawrene St And HatUuftii ar or lu lie Kalb AV car trays I thug Inward tTBiiklln aV a lady gold watch iltflit uttAr case mrtATM Ilb rl roward pad if r irneitto J OAlfTLKlior Ii I Uoii t Hrooklrn or IJ and 8 Worth at Saw Tort lOSTDeed of a 101 Please return to ROBES I LA WALES H4ln ev I block from Moitav tut t AA ArAAA O ANT gold fllllnis guaranteed moderate nrlceej 1JI lr ELJr Kullers Heutal Parlora 74UrlcksLcorUaiall 4 AND nlBBTH OP TEETh While wattinc day 2 erenlnz Ur CLAHK aa7 Mh av and 11e n u mltlO nultmit llALTZ and all fashionable l danres taught private V Ion all hours circulars Knickerbocker Coo aervatory 4 Vi sit IUlt IUlttontlJ BONO LAW OFFICE 107 BroaHwayDamaiei ac 3D Mileats contracts ccllrctleua without charge tu Mcctwtoli lellaUeadTlcedse I k t tmr OPEN CIIRISTBIAS 0 A M TO 5 P M At the American Art Galleries S JCe et 14 HI Memierm rjejimrali On Kxhlbltlon Day and Evenlna CKTIL JAN t INCLDBITB The Worldfamous Masterpiece THE ANGELUS ALMO ON EXIIIRITION THE fTORKS OF THKIE AMERICAN PAINTKRH Meeeri Imprison Dodge aait Mtetaoa OPEN CHRISTMAS O A M TO C P M GAflDLN TlirATrtK Df DILL ADISOX l AV AND S7TII ST IIANDEOMIXT TIIKATIII IN Till OKLD AllSIlfTiiY MltUPIlOOr AIICTI SAlirri rRrMJii A MIV UANAOERS 8ArI TVK1R UUT OSK OF SUNSET AN1J DR BILL EVNINOl AT I MATINKR TODAY SATURDAY A1 NLt IAn AT 2 FRIDAY ANI hRigiFI lifll pnRFOItH A mlA Till MOST IIRAbTlpJl AND EXPUNEIYI EOUVEMH ever vh en to the public MADISON SQUARE GARDEN BALL AND CONCERT ROOM MADISON flOHAltC AND WTH ST RAMTJM FltlNlll i HiN General i Managers in H MOST BKALTIV IL M I t hlli hALL IN TIlE IIKLU IIKB U TO AN IMPSUUUS TIIBONK BOOM 6EATINU CUACITV I pniior I UM AIISULLTJLY FRI Divided Into Orchestra 1st anil 2d tlatronlei and 40 PrIvate Honea Admirably Milted for I oncerts Delect Halls I Dlnneri Assemblies lair and Classical or fop I wbih t W r nlar riiterlalnmenta The llttiiu HALL can te rented en and alter JAN 1 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPHITHEATRE MADTgOVhOUARK HTI AND 27TII 1 TS EKATINII lltrao PlllPII WITH PRnMINtUlrt FOR II ADUITIONAK TIIR LARIUsT AND MOS MAIIN1MOKM INThlllOII IN TIIK WOULD Unrivalled facilities for rolovaM Performances of every natural MtirlcaL Festivals Athletic uameii Con ventions balls Reception I 1 f Itt Fairs I Shows and Meeting For terms apply to SAMUEL FKKNUI1 Jt BON OARDHN TIlRATlia ITALYS TIIEATHP riroadwaT anil hL U Under the inanacement of r ACHUiTIN DALY bvery LveolniatHHA Matinees begin atL THE LAN WORD OTII UIKK 1iTII TO 7ID TIMRPost An emphatic nucceaa Evening Post TIe must deMitfut tla predu to New York this asasonTiiosL THE It Is I Ionic since Miss luhan bas a a nen part which suits her nature to well TA8T tribune dlM I the nldtlmo rlnir of human Interest WORD Home JournAl I A moot brilliant triumph Journal I Miss I Heron Mr Drew Mr Lewis HIM Irvlnir Mlai Cheatham Mr Clarke Mr hvheatleuli Mr Poid Mr lletMrt Ac I MATS WJDNEM1SAY L sTUUIAX mJ l rN f TOIIAY P AL TIIFATRU liwav and loth st MR iJ A Jl I PALMER Hole Manager fcveulntt wi tt Matinee SaUX JAST AVUKIC Mr B I ofths llfll I IDH MIDDLEMAN WILLAHD j 0 Mondar lc 2 uusInslui IntEl 1llnUITION or yuAn by Heurv Arthur Jones BEATS NOW UN SALE 1IiI A1ISON SQUARE THEATRE 24th SL and Bway MADISON vL II r A M PALUEK dole Manager lANT 10 EIhH Evenings at w 30L Satiirdayilatliiee atx A PAIR PBECKDED BY THE OMB I ACT 1LAY OF AFTIoUGnT Ji5OtGUT 1 SPECTACLES Bj Auir Thomas HOLIDAY MATINEEB XMAS AND NEW YEARS CASINO Broadway and 39 TODAY AT 2 GRAND TOY MATINEE EVERY CHILD WHO COMES TO bEE POOR JONATHAN WILL KECIIIYK A HANDSOME TOY Admission SOe Brcnlnir performance begins at illS Sixth Annual Exhibition OK TUB Architectural League of New York AT TUB FIFTH AVKNUP ART QALLEIIIES ate PISTIl AVENUE 30 FUTI Architectural Drawlnns Water Colors Decoratlr ffork Mitral Decoration hcnlpture and Has Reliefs ork MAUN1MCENT LOAN COLLECTION EDEN MUSEE l it OTERO MATINEE DTi EYRAUDaj TIlE HTRANOIEX NOW IN TiE CHAMBER OF HORROR Aeeh Ike Chess Automaton Is I here yet BR tA AND HERRMANNS THEATRE n T A J EVER EVKNINQ THIS irnnuiii WEEK AT Hl3a I MERRY HERRMANN I MATIN XMAH KB The Unsolvable Mystery I At S15 STROBEIEA and a hill full of Wonden LAUH AND BONBON FOIl TiE LITTLE ONE CAMT r U LAST TWELVE ACADEMY TWElE TIMES iUh5iWL lIMEs TMt OMPklNH Proprietors and Managers NEXT IE DENMAN THOMPSON I I WEEK STHE THE OLD HOMESTEAD LAST MAT TODAY SAT UNION SQIJAIIETI1EATItE1 M HILL Mfr NJz UGESS COUNTY FAIR TIIIRB YEAR lV NEW YORE Kvanlnn TIRD Iatordar Me EnnloPsNbrA MATIHliP CIIIttSTMAi PROCTOR J Tf11 CIlAIIIKf rUOIIMAN lilMPANY I In Do Mile A Ileloso lilt MEN AND WOMEN MatInees I Oslurdar and editea lay 1 JAN U I Iflll I PKrKiUMAM I ShUt REInS KxtraMatlneo Today Clulsimas STA R nn TIEATRI IVKKK W H CRANE In David 1 LO d and Sydney Jtotoireld a comedy THE SENATOR MATINEE MAfVItIAY EXTRA MATINEE TODAY CIIKIST3IAH DAY NEW PARK TREATREZ THE LILIPUTIANS 4TH MONTH jIIE IUPIL ZJLJ MONH J cfl l Today tn morrow and Saturday ThREE SPrUIAi IIIIILUUHNS I MATlNhKS AT 215 1 hvery evening alI i Incas I tl I Tfui Me 230 NiBLOS LAtY iK NIBLOS 50C RFRVD iltATil 50C ORCIICIn liAlCtINY MY AUNT BRIDGET IUONRO I h M AUT iJLbAaiJiJL tv itiE HATlSIl TODAY AND SATURDAY Nn rk Babes In the Wood iianloinline A M BERnB Ti A Tmrvln place and nth st AJ To dU chlrI matinee A n1 I lUIPot SriowWiulle RVenhfliO huppsopera huorrscrio I In day matinee i iiueretla I iuippeuifee Rveuiog Lowe It Naomi ntnrlai iuuuitItttt iupeflfee unow iultr Itehuiritaf eveiuiuf hr cIe4roiuce of Lnekl ir llautsteJ Castle S J jji ruIpATIE I C Evening piir Mntlneo Saturday 2 P 1 Hverlul Xallnee Clirltmc liaj KATPCLAIIIE I TUC TWO ORPHANS THE In A T WSfON I I I IlL I flU ORPIANS ext weakSI K nAlN 01 N Jav YORK GRANUIWllA I I I I nnisic GBANO d Keatt 11 reliant fa Circle and Balcony Wc tedtiaL TT AT in I PAULINE HALL KA Matiueei I PAULIN i Oruuini KXTUA MATINBKfilllllhTMAS DAY NhXT Wllh J 1C lJlilKT t7IDOlt TIIEATJIII VID URAM UlAN MATINEF TODAY A KONDIPIUL PLAY OtIUI 0111 1IUJH II ISO AT I H B TACOIIHH TIIKATBK MATINEES MONDAY TDHRBDAV AM HATURDAY JOHN MATIIOB A STEVENS I JfMh 1 NnXT WEEK ultRA HKTI1OPO1I8 O MINERS MlfAV TI1PATRK II FANNY I Inavranit I ni rnnirni DAVENPORT rftSrSH I J I CLEOPATRA Mallneei Today nod balurdAr I YCCUII TIITIT 4 b use and Mt 8i AIM111 l Matinee rnday New tears A Katuniax TIIK lIE mi IUIIUC i IIIIfIt n 11 it I THE iDLER I II 1 I C UIMHH IJOIUH Thl EA1 C Xftckuven hrin ot m hleoin Kn Honni Iral a MONEY MAD Matinees TIIUKSPAV and UAIUIIIIAY TODAY CHRISTMAS MATINEE I DAYCHRISTMAS DAY TONY PASTORS THEATRE lll ll j ST MUSIC IIAIL AND AIIIAMnllA COURT HTIl 154 l and lillrasl 14th It I OKOUEDTBIOH plurs srer atfrnooa and ITIBUIC mu tmnu Oratorio Society ofNew York TALTRR DAMRn ttll i Conductor 1 ALTR Ir8i m COOdlcOf MttltUPIIIlTAN OlPUA IMlilsn Afternoon Concert Fill IIA Dec W at5 ttl eotn5 Concert 1 Dec 27 at H THE MESSIAH tlIOROS OK VK VOICES BYUPIIONY SOCIETY OKCIIKRTRA and lh following soloists Mile CLKMRNTIMi III Uti Bcprano Mrs JHNNIK PATRICK WALtE2tufuprsflO rl OAIII AIYPX Contrain Mr WM 1 IAMN Tenor herr EMIL KIHGIIHR 1 Bail Kind Isnnlnlon ot Mr hdmtmd c Stanton Tlksts lor Afternoon Box seals JiIO Orchestra SUOi Ones Olrclr 5 l 231 Halrony or leneral Adonis Ion liiiu Family Cirolit reierved 71 cents for Kvenlnr Hox seala 1 I 2 6 i orcheslra t203 Dress DrrlA tllin Oahony SI 1 jti Uenernl AdmissiOn elWI family Circle reserved 75 cents Now on sale alETJtorollTAN OPKItA HOXIrJE UKANU OPltA IN RAN Temorruv Frlrtxy Urn BOsh nt S P M Only renreseitatnn this season of illlOYIVH IrK P11IK1IU BrUllnlny Miitlnrf I htt Vnnnnl of Hrlnejth Jtlonrluv lire S 01 TAnnhanaer TV dnr iliiy I Ihr IlTlnec nnlrwmstsi lrr Him I First time this season I FrldRjr I Last perforrraree Ihle l season of Jnnlmry 3d I AKUAK1 Bnmiday Mnllneg I The PlTlnK Iulchm Ur i leo open doUr f n m I A M I till u r M 1 II afalfliiunjf IMiinoH Ufeel inclumveljr 1 JTI1 HTRFPT TMHATRK Kearflth av I 1 Reserved Orchestra circle and naletm MIC kvenlnisatH Manures Wednesday and Saturday RPlCUt MATIMil I lllKirlila DAY mil WIt E K Tltn RISTINUUISIIICD FIICCES5 Til mRTNUUllllm FtCCIFR Joseph Arthur New Comedy Drama BLUE JEANS The ireatett Snrceseof the Last Decad IT WILL NM ER WEAP OUT tooth performance Monday lIen J BIJOU 1IIPATHK Broadway near 80th sL BteryNight l Uatlnees Wc and Sat HlKCIAl IMATINKKrChrlxlmiiii DeW 7TI1 WERE IIOVrH NHW COMEDY Oils best work A TEXAS STEER Crowded IouVARB DeUrntttl Audiences WAVES OF flhld Seats can be curd four weeks In lane TONY PASTORS THEATRE MATINEE TONY PASTORS BIB SHOW TODAY I MAGGIE CLINE HART AND MOPELAND EDWIN tRKMll THE JULIANS NA TIONAL TRIO R M 1 n miL Eo Til hl WAfSONU T TOD S TANDARDTIIEATrEJ M ILL Manager tVKUVBODY LIKhS IT rsHipl FarcicalNautical 5p siipl i i AHOY 1 Opera Opens i AHOY n The best thine In Inwn AV OPERA TUP tllllLIIRKN CAN REV 1IATINBEB C11RIHTMAS AND NEW YltARB VtTO P niiic Matinee l KOSTER t BIAL8 lon Wet and se New Dance Grand coerces of CARMENCITA i ONERO ChRISTMAS KXIIACARUEXCITA MATINEE Tf OSTErt AND DIALS EXTRA 1V This Afternoon CARMENCITA MATIXhK UAMMERKTEINS I1ARIRM OPKRA HOUSE H TEII1 II RIF1 IUSE MATINEE TODAY KILLAIC AM i in LIONS Neil week Internation tl Specialty Company HOLIDAY TONY PASTORS THEATRE JUBILEE I MAIINEE AT 2 NIGHT 8 BROADWAY TIIEATRK Corner 411e 5 XMAS MATIN UK TODAY AT V 11UATI OF 1F ACB This etentni R Ki5 Itti ICE CHRISTMAS MATRJEF TODAY TON PASTORS THEATRE JoIio1tn musrmtut5 H R JACOBS IKinoKHN Tul ATKE AL 4 nIght only I and usual fatlnera Commencing AT cum rsi AS MATiNKh DCOU 5 SIBERIA Monday Dec 2iKATE CLAXTOK Ehc S rf CLIFTON N 0 RACES EXTRA DAY TODAY eommncl1 at 2 P M Special trains via Erie Rail road direct to tfrand ttand leave Chauibera st II 1 so A M 12 U 1 l I I A r M 1 soul i Y inmulei rarlter foot Jld St Train hour for N ow York imroeoiaiciv arier races Regular race dan Monda s II d eiluesdays and t hrldayf u II JisUhMAN 1resldent I o U v rA A Secretary flUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB OUTTENBURn JJ N J Racine eery Tuesday Tltursdny and Satur day rain or shins First url I 4 I II 1 KoaU front Jay and 1JA its every Cnly nunutea counectlnc vllb steam cars direct to track also from Barclay nrlnln pher and hIlt ate every ten minutes cnnnectlnir with Loris cars direct to Irk AilutUKloii ci n WIMTLlIKAl Secretary tot 11t FIT FOR THE BABYS STOCKING FORBIDDEN FRUIT FOR CHRISTMAS A snbstltnte for winePure Unfermented Orspe Juice Absolutely without alcohol Pints H quant f per case or one doen Krooic Iann lonhul l uiul lr Plauc V t In le I hal at Hiidnuta Catvelk MaMev A Coa Kuenper Xlihaus hone Acker ler rail i A dindlts Jacknon ll Cos cuarlcs A Cua tilioonmakers and others F OlfSAl7lf A prominent tailor tore lout Be Iford I Brooklyn Apply i7l iiroadway Brooklyn TYPhWRITUJfCTiave money oy consulting Type L writer Ileailiiiiartera 1 Ilroadwar near Wall SL telephone ali Cortlaudt e ttriitt Ounces DIPARDINO r llolRR 22 rooms wdl I accommodate 5 peopo well fnrnlalie I with an entablliliM bunt nen for fourteen cars soot II lumlture and le se for sale 1 client nil account nf HI health of owner loco loll ucry reiitrul and rent reasonable Address ii 1 M 1 boa luiv I Cun up town UtILe IUJ I llruadffqy NKW V 1tR CAn unit US IEUUtTSis rnn dnnepii Knrlilir 1HK1O 1uiU Ilin N T J lie flitex untl liirumt IIM I rtnirnt In the rlly titim IP In W1O Oiitn vrrnlituf WlNH nooiTiuTulll7it i loraliin In the city V onnolle I City fall I J pnrk ncsr Iott Olllco Hue trade fununo tn nn active I ntnti Annlv t IIRYAN H lcs YMVT 21J broadway in ciotw Dvgutw Rc FrlIAI RVMiKII IMNOS New Waters AFPICIAI 811 A ii rllilii I Mi mult Jn f1 i uti ItifclAllmentsi onlr Flu aSh out i luonthl I stool nnd lover Includeif evcrnilauo wirranted nit i 1Ar and kept In tune one I ear Rue Cii ami 1 see them HORACE WATERS COc nl I tuTu AV N1 Alt IhTll hf Open evenluis until Jai I riSCHER PIANOS I ar t taMortinent Uprlilit nrand and rqnare Ilsnoe al mi derate price cal Iniialliiienis and esohamieili also Plans to I rent Bevcinl t arualns In secoud baud I I lanoa uinert makers at loiv prices HblIH IlAMI WAHrUOOMS IIU I Mil av cur lub t 2IW nl AN A8SiluT lTNT nf sero nil hand brand Upright J sill hiiinrr Ilaiinsof our male III perfect rnndlllon mil I lilly vtirriiiiitd Also a number of second tiatid Ilanuauf other prominent makers an cry low prices IVM NUt M CO 14H rtTII AV NEAR 311Th ST MV YORK A M IKltV IIlelMTJIAH iriciCY NOT roit A HAY nur I mu AM TIME VA ll iltf IlANllH GREAT HAIIllAINH hEW Al NlrONOHAND OlEAT INhTltUMKNTH EASY TfcRM8 17 and lD l811NlrlrOI 84 LuuIIIb A YEW SECODulANlKQUAltE AND UPRIOIIT A PIANOS la cool condition 10 b sold cheap fr cash or easy montlilj payments mtKKUINO t SONS IW aTH AVd COKNKIl Iblll ST rlIEflANT UrnldllT PIANO tIM S monthly E hieluway uanaln 1 1 tR illS and StrJ rullon St Brooklyn open gveplnes 1iiNNJ l 4 Hunt 4Ort Mt Cprltrlit I and siuurt pUnu I for ruc and rent on sup term ot pa r mint second I a fr X i 7u Dual wrl hA 1111 I A I vi5 IlNt4 Fstsbllnlird oter f II tears irlrilr liluli maisi for cash InttallnieniH I or exth iuie a few little used HI ro iutIon Jr of fU to tills IAIIT A DAVIS lIuNO I 11 A lh ar UTIrKriAMSK ul nMorimrnt nf Itss relUbi O inntriniirittn n i n 00 lit C T ffoin1 foul tinn Htiou iiiAHe old full iui I airid ton eli 11 plauutO rent tturtrooini Sued tilihhi8ut11111 it gnicuts TuENTllItItIt will pay you to correspond with us INVPNTIIIIIi lIMNA I Immedlnielr hATIuiAli PAfhKT CO Kuoius I l and J rfio Hruadway Patent tollcitoia natenls fur Imentori procured proinptlyt low rates L acndcrHrlieu6JjaMausuHY Ilab hU 1 ghipptug COJIPANIA TRAXBATLANTIOATtflPANOLA bTUAMMIII MAN AIIUHT1N Capt S 1 crdotua Will sail from rampanri tXfrSt N H on Tnesdar Dec3n at 12 M faking freIght and paanenters direct for Havana h Jn le vuha ilatnayrn Ports Uabrllo CartatenaiU It uf ILV pfirt Limit Coun Kavanllla and Mint Maria wild tranaihlpment at ni Havana Iadlx liarctlona aol other Mediterranean ports 1 or furtber particulars apply to J N cEMAILOB A Ca Arsata H lALOB cot Wali it C01 AINI IFNERALR TIANRATLANTIQUB French line In Havre every Saturday Company pur lan 42 foot of Morton it LA nouitiloiiNl lr franjeu JI K t lite oJ7 k A I LA IIIIKTAllNK lieJmtlin i KalIan s 10 A M LA UASCOUNIi KiMHelll tatJan Ill 6 AM A I uniiET lieneral Agent a Bowling Urten HAMIIUnnAMRRIrAN PACKET CO Wteklr f A ores eervlre I tietwetn New York Moutlumplon and llftinliurjr by the mitffnlflrent tusW twin tcraw steamers of l iouutonn sod UMoUVUoohonA power will beiln In April Ihli line hold tlie recent far lbs ln leit trOve tnnn l hum tonlhampton and Ihe Conti nent t or Dairate Mllm dates Ac apply to ll mour American 1 I Uenenl IMienier Acenta racket JC a7 iiroUH 1 r I U II KIOIIAHII A co N Y I ni Broadwar New ork INMAX LINE IT f R AlI ROYAL MAIL THAMBM J FOR gCIKSSTOWN AMI MMlllOnl 11 tSSTOI AII LIIIOII CITY OF CIIFSTKII Weilnenlar I Dec 8IS I A M thy 3f CIIMii Vei1neailitv Jan 14 XSOAH tram Pier fl N I I idjomlni Christopher it r Ktrrr lint cabIn fu ami unwunl ccorilln to steamer and locntlon of room lectina rabiu outward f13 pt paid 1 ptferairA ikTfX 3 iMLU WH1UIIT A EONS Gnual l Agent u HowlIng urten N Y TEV YORK AND OIIIA MAIL STKAMSHIP I Co NEW t i from Tier HI anil IIWt Hirer at i P SI I rP fur IlhViiiiN 1r nrtpa I ainiiechc 1 xituna lront ra TamMcn Tniran and arA UrIc MntKnini Curiienan rigiia Taibarlan Nauan Bantlaico do Cubs iitmiunnanio nnU rianfueiroa YOMUIil Havana eni l MulcallorUn tier 27 CITY 0 IK ALKAM HIA luiaunnl Matan OI ra VIIA 0 educailay I Dee SI A ORI7AHA lIatann and MeTlran ports ML Jan 1 MAIUKA llavanaanj lniiiii WtdJan7 VIE 14 FUItIltIS Naxau SxiuUio Cuba ml cicnftie oa oal 1rMay Jam 3 Ion lull parilciilar trcljli1 or passage 11lt to JAMES li MAlD A UI till Yalllt WIORDI3PUTFClIEtt I LLOYD P s ros NORnriEUTFcnrR f isRA 3 CI SliDEr HOUTK TO LONIMIS AND CONTINENt Stt mer tall from pier foot of 21 I ir llobomn KAT lXIllhSK HTIvAMKIlS tatinTed nc146 1118H Susie W rtJnnT8P I SrunesSat lIce 27 7 AI EldrrWelPan I4BAM AlerUnl IPOIIP 1 tLiliiiv Jan2lirM Pint cabin tiC and npirard a berth uccorillnff to lo cation i tacooil cabin SU H berth steerage at low rates ealoo mRCUR 0 k 0 2 llowllnj hrenn i PACIFIC MAIL STIUMSMlr COMPANY Krutn toot Vsnni s1 North River To BAN FRAKIIMCU via till ISTHMUS UK PANAMA CITY UK IMtA sal 1 i WeilneaJnr Dee at Inou From SAN 1 KANriSi u UtnnJ llrannanit 101 i CHINA AND JAIAN CITY OF PIIKINU sill 8alnrlr Jan 10 a PM CI OF I 10 For frrIlut pan flce and general Inrormailno apply tcn ltl gfl at companys oltlce on the pier foot of Canal at North Hirer I J liULLAf Uencral gtiperlnUndant SAVANNAH FART KKKIOIIT AM IARBRNOER 0 LINKlnur I alnnmera weekly Itom Ntw li r at EI H footdf SprIte I s NACOIlllliWednesday Dic 24 3PM he S CIIV IK IIIIIMINCIIAM frlday Dec sen 3 f M as CITY OK AldLSTA SAtnrday Dec I 27 3 P 1 SI 1 S I TALIAIIASshK Mnllday Dec tf 1 P M I I Conneetlnir with entrnl Italroaa at deorala and Bavannnh Tlorlda ru Weitern Railway for all point In IIMHIOU I HOIIHIA I UUTII OAltOLINA AlA llAMA and LOUISIANA Vnurrd accommoda apply tions 10 Iratclaas table d hole For freight and pC 1 illlARHAOKN I W I RIIBTT hen Agent EAB t F P and W Ry I biTinph Fast Line Ml llroaitway 817 Kroailway i U WALKER Agent Ocean FtenmHHi I ro N w Pier ion North River STATE LINEBETWEEN NEW YORK GLASOOW STfJf MOVILLE LONDON DBRKt with through leklnl rdoc1 ratl S 10 Liverpool london lnbltnAo HTATli OF ilitIltillASaturday Dec ST 10 A M Cabin usual fH to rM according to looton nf Stateroom hxcnralon ticket r v Cu Jfl Meeraire tlcLela to aol Iron all part u f Europe at lowest rates From Pier Columbia Stores South terry Brooklyn NY For particular and raStce apply to AfhTIS BALDWIN CUUcn Agia I 10 EroadwaryY TIm ClLYDi TIIJTMSIIIPTOMPANY For Charles I ton K 1 and iack i iivlllr Ha nnd all points In PiorMi the South and nnihnor Irom Pitr ja E K Monday Wedntsdajs ant Fridays a r M Pas enver acrommoilatlona and cnlstne tinsnrpa e l WM I DDK A CO inn AeiaA Howllniirern NY l r T k EthER lien Am u n Krl Line 341ltway N V W1IITK STAR LINK IT H AlI RIYAL MAIL V learners New YorK Queetiitowiiaiul Liverpool HERUAMC WcJnnlav lice U i I no A M ADRIATIC Urdus diy ln 72301 M Very superior Mcond cabin itrconunoilailons on Ma Jestk and Teutonic MerMize 1 nnd 1 from the od conn try 3 Companrs oftlce 41 Broailwar 1 and on the of mcJ lm ro wharf toot nest linn sL J HUUur ISM AY Agent ttnmbont NORWICH LINE KARFS HhOtTIlJ TO ALL POINTS NEW LONDON Ml 1 Mllt HH SI2S I v OR IHTKII SEt IIOMTIIN I i STEAMKhtleaye PIlE 4i MIKTII I RIYMLnextrlEll AHUS DhSHIUlSHKH ST rtltlU iAILYnunulayeex ccptedat4 io I I 1 Tlrtets and staterooms secared at principal oltlce I In ew hurl Brooklyn audJersey City SONINGTON LINE I All F Alt KM KKIIVfKU II The Irstdn Home Boston I 1 1rovldenc f235 Vorceiter fJLu5 corresponding reductions to and from all Eastern points steamers leave new Pier A N I one block above Canal st at 4JU P I M dally sscept Sunday 18 O flfl TO BOSTON for flrslclasi limited tlcktta OUU Fares c3r via FALL ItltbR MNE btenmeraPIYUuUTII anil PKOYII Kt CK in commie don Leave Nw York from Pier 8 N R foot nl Mur ray at dally flundara Included at tiu I 1 Connection finn by Annex boat front Brooklyn and 1 rsy rity at 4 P M Pullman u emuule trains between lall River and Boston OHCIIETHA on steamer AhZluDErr IlNFFor Newbareh Flahkill I Corn R wail e COM I print and W f5t Point from franklin at Pier N I week days at rI P M Minrtaji 6 A M n irCt1RltOIS D IIUNXiM4lr fLIQllnr JablJ In all tlie world there 11 lit one Hire I r llatnef iunlen fpecluc JI can Le given In a i up of rente or lea o In articles of rOd nltliout lb Imonleilse I of lie I ratlent Hleal I i lutely harmless and will client arernisuriii ardspceily core neiler flue lalleitla n inrdeiiiieurlnkeror j an alcoholic wreck II ievcr lull JioperaloroqiileUy I and with such certainty Hat Dm lalieni unjetf nunj II Inconvenience and r lie I t aunte lib complete refonaation u iCeclcd fc f ire Look cl particulars I sr1vx HUIIMT il IK llio ilwny lilIHMAs I A Ml1 111viiAlll tl riblellonae iWuiiMIT 0 IIAIIAC V sd It L slid UroalwT I Ii U 118 liT tr irtisia 115 Lreokivii Aiients i ii loA thu ilO I 1 tiOultoniC l AIII MILIIIIll IIKII VliiTenIUIylfi nftrtie audappl theiiipriinerl hiiy uitrndani lIKIit I Hronlua corner auth L ilt r IMTOKTKU OIL PAIMINO3 EXACT COPIES HIGH PRICED OUIIIINAL8 IN ANTIQUE FIOIIINTIM hiLl rllAMIK ADSULVTHIY bIMIU HAND CARVED HiiAiffnM pourc TIUFH iiiniiFic 3ULPTIIIIP KTrillNOH WATER UOLUII8 MUST FULL TITIAN PAIETINi3uluei 1 WUoleaitlc A4I SSI Affll BROADWAY Wntrhtu ttrl Sc Dt111 UIOITNI hIOU1tLaleiy I0prl magniltoent lmou earrings Ii carat prrol great oarII al lu line variety nl snatches ant dlmon for holiday Iresitit great Ian iitis St A N IS 1Ar Broadway cur hill LVDciuYtstio bulMliiijr Dl floor slat 1 alr Gllll WATCHKlTfaOi WaluTamrwarrantedt l 51 l per I week delheril mi 1 I first payment liXUIUVuK WATl II ID llrodlvay txntrtou u AA Q S TuIllNS CITY II lUvitit AM IIAHHOR TnANRIOR n f lATIOM 1 I I inut Her IO llloot of Cortundut teai uu i L ciirf on Ieimrlnitiii I I heiaon IU I I hut ta iinw open 0111 t ibui Tally u loot Mindny ill ti ttw pleaiure grounds it anil arose lie luuiiul I miner da a uuiiug Cotu modloussleaiuiTintlid barge C UOrThll iTixiil taking Tuesday Cbolera Banka 1 every Irlp weather prnnitiliK 8teainirANilLPlt fees Cbmtiuu auil hew fears 0a AL tUbTII 1 ALUCKYNUMBER 38 SECURED THE NINE MILLIONTI Singer Faiily Sewing Machine WDICD WAS GIVEN AWAY TVfHDAY DKCKUHEB 1 BY THE SINGER MfG CO AT 929 BROADWAY REIH I LEN CHAMPACNE A Wholesome Champagne The 1eer oC Any Other Recommended by Leading Physician Inadalterated by Any toreUn Matter Not Fortlfledby lineur I far Sal by FlrstcUis Wine Merchant and Orocera Price Per One Dozen Quarts tlOCL Price Per Two Dozen Plati IIt amstturtlou BA1 ton holIday present ten toaelect froms salis AD ooni 14 8 Broaaway near 4011 t EDWAItr C DOBSON BANJO INSTRUOTIOV L dl s taught prIvately ct I aloinr niallid RDhVAutD uuliMlK orchestra chime banjo I4JH Broadway near 4Uth st B AV1OS for hnlliiay preeeuta II to select from salesroom I4M Broadway tear mlii I JiUWAISU c DOBSOS BANJO font and dance JIg fine and reel dancing 5a taiisht circular jButiAN juo BOner B ANis for holiday iiresente 111 to select from salesroom l4ai Broadway near 44111 su EDWARD r DOBSON Li3iJIMloIt MEIICAL COlLEGE 14 IIIU1IIlt 011 INsTitrCTION Address Dr BOOTH sprliigneld Mail RK MANE Ioror of riocntlon prepares pnplU for platform imd teaching large bali for pros tlceIUB Wet 51tU it HTISOUR A I lT and typewriting Skill In 8 month at Hi Sway typcwnllnx Iciotn f I weekly SONO AND DANCE clog jig aol reel Iatcclngtanglut 1rof MOIIUV J MlddagU at llrooklyn Utdifl ATTENTION i IIR CIKINDLB has devoted his time for many 3 ear to the xolottre treatment of dlseaic or 1n from wliaitTer cause arising BLOOI ami SKIN dueaseX red spell pain In boiica ore throat and mouth blotches and emptlou on the shin ulcer imlnfu welhlngi Ac KIONb mid 11 AIr compiKtntM Irritation MaM leg inflammMiuiJ freqntt inclination to urluv I fettlouH UUchitrirea iftret stricture und kludruu a ec ilniiB INCANIC WltAtNESS nervous debility imnuCret r fA I t1 nuenior mental anxiety I litsence of wlil power lost vlI Olacbol Inolunry lal tosses weak I bek end nlbr duiaseo resulting front axceslee India cr lon or overwork recent or old speedily thorough I mt rmanonlf cured Al Inorn chronic Ills comes ncrrnlr Ira A lone and extensive pra llal experience enables itie Ioctor to appiv the proper tr atnI at tice nutiout SullIes 1 experiments tails Hlnjc the ptttlent much tithe nnd expense jlFlCK OVJIS a dEN YKAKS 17 TTcii 1Jih Ct between nib and Tilt ara lowcit eharceBHdTicetree lluurg BioS Sunday Ul047 los A BiLITYlur SMITH 134 Halt Ifith iC near 3d a r ABILITY oldest reliable tpeclnUit I In New York city I both saxest blood loifron km vruimoni blotches rert SPOIL ulcers tcroruia sore mouth throat tienrL lungs ntnrrh consumption bladder kidney Hrlitht liMas I td ncli scalding paint ul nnn H tion sleet stricture Infectious a uc ha rite My treatment only one knou that cures nervous dimity weakneNR from errors of youth in 1 dtucrettons excesses Impatrrd memory meiaiicboly Inroluntarr tosses shyness trsmbllnr impotence van Jcocele I Imperfect developed organs Thee dteai mast be treated hr 1 expert on marriage and Its re quirements I hare everything known IC science and a thorough Knowiedire b lunir special practice enables ma 10 Koarantee juickent permanent recovery Many come to me for an licnest thorough examination of their case and my sitrrlor treatment after be tug de ceived hr quack auencii H compitiileti and iiretendet foreign fllll 1 uwtst charges tar medicine Dlfcharirct stopped Immediate ht cit or call advice free nut dlteuie hours I too 1IISEAHKH OF MEN ONLY Ueers discharges fflert l itrlcturrt recent or old blood poinoii sore Iliroat nr mouth skin eruptions blotches colored ala i hitch and bladder disease urliute irritarioni scalding Inflammations frequent desire to hakIiess n rcu debllltr errors of youth bad dream mtlf nOhtt Impaired memory weakness or win pnufr InniMtitty l and other dlneases resulting from euieeu indiccrciion r overwork ICrlnr Ail flnurrliu fhr nic Olieati after all others fall stun fiitfullj triflteit I tulle curry reniody known to cat e time and u pI rur 1 uiitcu roller and sure euro commit 1 If ItHY the w tl1 Innim ppecislsL No loEit I 17tJii hear 41h av Lowest terms ad vice rreI tiourat to lit hundn u toJ and fl to S rENNVi fllansend PILLS tresS r I I lb t rr AA CI J4 Brn I Id aul 11 010 wI berlbbotTetcnsntker Rfoideo or s UflitI tOO sd imOliSnS 41 I I Sri t 3aI tsmps for tsrlteIsflk5 lrrl I un I 11Ir Ldl tolelise bl vs cetilet HI 0 OOIIST I ii I A I n CbuehcterChucelnstCOnUaIt5NMQU5ec fell bj 1 tonal DrI IhUada 1 Secrot and Private Diseases OF MEH in I H few Iutis I bv a new mode nf trtat UI IflLU incur SIM liark uiilcubcured I Am sore throat nitd tomru I inijik nUrri lifftiifd IIOMM sleet et etc turtx I I j iiil 1 i olMiiru I tikm 1 uteuc tlilitfv I und Maildrr r1u AO jtmltifiil 1 f rrror inrroim 1 ilfiinll tI cat iiuck t ail 1 renum uuWti i t cli nit1 i v v Liiinnof bill I Oil inlml tu4i I U ir nn 1 inautiofui reitiioJ antler m longer cur I I eriuln I J ir intfo u u xl mr tlir Hear In 1Ilr iniii I I r 1 u in lal it 4Mt i let tuw tl rnrrt earl 1 ilitSr I rIot 1 I l it 1 iCl 1 11 II ought i fni iirti 11 i i toniiluth I II Il i 1 t I iilueiiCAii tin tu tin it until n IK I id I f i u II l l i V e if 1 til husiitiute Md Il I uI IIIL I ral 1 M M u IOAMI I di I I rtc for iiioillcliia biht uUli o frt IhntjKii I IM TO WEAK MEN FirTi rln front I IK ilri tfuf vnnthfnl I erruirum arlv ilrciiy S A tIui Ii t ul L ceo lot l nuuUu Hlt rlt J will MjiU n udlUIli I I liotlto I MAlrd conUiluIng full lurtlcutrM for lionu dir 1IIKR of choIce A erroIlI nir Uliul I mu nrk I Iuul I 1 Ie l iriuJ by l rvrrj IKJII M 11 I i tO ICI S ill ii til l iillltalrtl Adreuu l rrror i r Fouiiu7ioodu conu olu A I I IltlVAli lihKsl 4 or men rnred In n or S It i lit e tlrliaiv Jflcct I trlctiire t blooil tiolsulttilc I I I I tltiet ImulUir I 1 iiut I Cal II jnuthliil I error Ar Un IDI i 4M T 4 trrixtii 1 iiiif nr Iii chlorite 71 years es lenetuce IT y T M iuhlYG7 Rot 1411 I it uiut A 11 OuhNhRV I run hi 000ulelsll female corn A 71I n 71 i nl 1r Illliln I IlinUillltHllr tier rpecUty 1 Jll Jrnrii I fIt I a 111 1 I iillil 1 oil tit lilt l It rut 11 t st IronLljn nlii I Illiitun stu t loins ti lu IJ l 4 l lni r I M I 5 St il iniillIIt I lerman lenrnM roiilnlfi I AMKH IJI I lin ir u Inilfe babe all f luruu oiMilliieiiifiit j nlnu 11 u IUI I 1 am I ciihiincincii i3 Mihutouuuto In fm ivli lti I JI7 I Shill s1 A MR iiiilIKR 1 n lernuan Irarnril midwIfe l A lards lailla before nini lilting conflncmcnti nliiK ili I 1 imril 1 t oniliieinent ti3 rltate i house l IR larl uilniutil 47 last 1 04 I Ii ii I tilt CONRAD lniHo iiliy lclnni private inila AlilL 11 lr BI J I i lain setul sitmD Inn Imok currrspuntlcuce I coal denllul ilhce JiH u el i J4ilist Hours u ton DC 1 11111 II mlkil West 13th sLdldst ld halIng spe cialist quicktst cures or iiocharKe after all ottieri tail iiewestreinetlles medloine li l uilvlcefree tItuS D nohNPlt 3i years experlenoeil midwife boards and nurses ladies dorm confinement lu rani adopted am h 11411 iiI OtIS EltON 110 trars eiperlence In mIdwifery and D female complaints mOdule l ailoptall conlldeutlaL 21 Es5t3flti II t IIL CRVHUNK IROFI Sol OP MIDWIFERY JMJ JrxiiicHn ar ailt 511 aJvict I Ore u ton inr in iiAiiniH riANvnuVAi iju 130 Wtit aiJ at 1 ut ofic orby mail fj AUrlie free iKNIT VniNAUY lISRAflrt I A hlliPIA I I z TV ION Wests flat Hours to 2 and OtJ D Sun I days I lo 2 onjyi charge medicine onl f 13 I 1 8u ciiinplahits nit IAMIAU Fives sluice expert adopt midwifery Infants and I slrtcily frmnU prIYI llnhasHSluei I AiI ltIro iJArI JIISEAME4 ui W of the kin chest hurl stomach liver kldneie bladder auf all uenlto urinary cuiuplmnis arlMntffrom Tiiuihrul vices or premature decay in I either sex enables m rrm Jmm m1 Y V IMIfrOlt itlilllioii ION to tuake more per manent cores In thus dlseaars than any other doctor Ikomercnry mineral or other poisonoue reinedlta used CCDiullalUa tilt Urns S WilaT 1 Hli ONEILLS 6th BSV Ave 20th to 31st Sf 1 1 SPECIAL SALEI 1 OF MISSES SUITS AND CLOAKS Having purchased the entire stock of two of the largest Im porters and Manufacturers of Childrens Cloaks i this city at less than Half Cost will place j them on sale i FRIDAY DEC 26 At the Following Prices 5OO Coats Cretchen and Plain Front Fancy Cloth 6 to 1 2 years 298 and 53981 worth 6OO to S8OO 1 30 Cloaks Fine French Cheviot Cloth 4 l Plaid and Plain in a variety of styles 6 to I 1 2 years 498 and 598 worth 9OO to S 12OO 2OO Misses Newmarkets fine cloth 1 latest styles 12 to 18 years 698 and 798 r worth 1OOO to S 15OO 150 Imported Newmarkets fine cloths with deep Canes and Directoire Collars I 1 2 to 18 years 898 and 1098 worth S 1 600 to 5230 50 Misses English Walking Jackets 1 2 to 16 years 1 j 298 to 998 i worth 600 to S15OO ji THE SUNDAY SUN JJ Robert Louis 1 i STEVENSONS 4 Letters from Southern Seas 99 0 Will Begin on SUNDAY I I JANUARY 4th 91 r For Sale by all Newsdealers CIIHI ott1 The Hotel St George nr Cliirk nnil l lllck its I ItUlyii Ilrlcbli Has just I added 3O additional rum en suite making It the iriirit I hotel In the I nltH hiairi liuliu tuihe lateneis ot Inn seaiou St S hlcli this aJJhlou U I now pood UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS will be made to ptruianent lImit tIC and colitis unsurpas eu I 1 I KHIHCIIH Beelniiruni uml 1 liiiiih Koom Inpular lrlrei l 01 EAHT auTlJTi ilit uUC WAT Imported and Dotuuiilo lietis on Iancht HOWE ro rnit mill it three d on west dr 11 of llroadwayltedaurnnt lewiS luriiUInd I rom best and thrpet il I tIe dl tirlf Knnm lrop Winter tf OI tltf Tin s 1 Ui OJI WINTER PARK FLA w r IAifii Muiniii1 Orcnsfor tIle Seuson iuf IOl l on Jun 7 Address liotli Jsu I New York mice lloel t Marl borough HrvadHa r utti slit 3tli Ia utCittr BAnR VALISES OKKSSbUIT CASES TRUNKS IAOI VALSES FITZIiKRAlil U PbI U 9ftailh W Lb413 73d S THE GLORY OF MAN i STRENGTH VITALITY How Lost I How Regained KNOW THYSELF Or HiiFlIUSKKVATIOW A nW nA only loll Mwlal rJUZK ESSAY D in 8 VOIH AXI IHVHIOAI DKUIXITT KK 1UIIH of YOUTH EXHAUSTED VITAXITT IltKMATHIIK IUWLNt and all UI8EABKS ami WIAKMSHIS or MAN 300 pates cloth I pill Invaluable prescriptions Only r0 by malU ilnnlila iculcil CouiulUitlon In pvrsoa or by mall Kiiwrt trralmrnt INVIOIAIIIK 8ECREOT anil CERTAIN CURE dclrcss Dr OW II 1allirr or Tin 1ciiluly Medical loUt No 4 liiilllnrb HI Itostou Miss or 1 O Box 1105 liitirlpllta VrMpeUtu with mm SEND cmiorettiifntaof tnelrteaaud FREE I Nib UatliuoulaU of tb cured I HOw cumihm ABSOIOTKLY stroni foldin bd ontyi tt 1 Lc l IU41 4 t t011 3oticcL gUPREJIE COURT OF TUB STATE OF NEW YORK Francis S Kinney plaintIff against Constance 5 Ulanottl ana Count Cesar ilanottl her husband James K Kinney Individually and a trustee under the last will I I and testament or Wary Cogswell Klnney ana also I as trustee under tlie deed ot Constance H Kluney now tiuuoitl Marie J P llanoitu Marcella SI l ilauottl Mary F Mnney wife or Francis n Kin ney Joel klnney Beatrice Klnney Warren KInney Abbott Kinney and bis wife Margaret Thornton Kin nJr g net Lucy Crlttenden hlnney Thornton Klnney Frnnktln Klnney Kent Klnney Louise C kinney In dlvldually and aa eiecutrlx of Ernest li Kinney de ceased LlUaketh I Latlln Clara 1 Catlln and the unknown per oni who are or may be creditors of KruestL hlnney deceased Urnest O Klnrey Mary RIots lthel IJ kinney Pmellue I J Kinney 1d7 Ylduaily and as executrix and trustee under the will of Nathaniel t Kinney deceased Carrie Howies and the unknown persons who are or may be creditors uf athante i J KInney deceased Ftiicene It hawkIns as executor under the taut will and teatametit of Muter Haw 11ns deceael alit Chants 1 llofiman I dfen J it Minitnoui i Trial tlctlred tn the city and fonntv ot New hark Tn the aboienamed defendants Yon are hereby suinmoiif 10 answer lIe cumlalnl III thin action and to Serve S copy of jour answer on the plalntlira attor neys wlihin I twenty dare after toe service III this sum mons exclusive of the day of servlcet and 111 cat of your failure to appear or nor judgment win be taken azalist you by default fur the relief demanded lu the complaint Ualcvl New York October LOth two OLIHN A OAKLFY PlnlniiR a Attorneys OAlci and P O address 71 CIr SL New York NY To the defendants Elizabeth W atlln Mary c Kin IIlr IIWI 11 fhlI a II Iln Sep lthel i1 Mnny Mailo 1 I lilanottL l Marcella I M cJianom Lncy Crlttendon Kinney Ihurnton I Kinney rrankilu Klnney oust Kent Klnney and to Abbott Kin Hey us the father nf mid lttcy Criltendell Klniieyi Tbornton klnne ranUIn l Klnno and Kent Kinney Infanta under fourteen ears nf ne reidln with him and tn thus uniiuvii pcracnatirho are or may le crrdliirs of lmet U Uhillev OreraaieiL and tn the unknovn perauu 1 who nr or limy be creditors of Natuanlul f Mnuey derepscdt Tlie inreiroiiiif itinmun to erred upon you bv pnbll cilia pursuant tu an order nf lion Gtnrre P I Aadrewa aJustUe of the Hiprme Court if the Male oC New York dated tlm Huh star nf liecenibir Ill l Il iand tiled WIth a copy of the ruinpUlnt nil that I day In thncnicn of the Hark of Ihe City and l cnniy of New tori S at the tnlirt lluune In I the C Its and tuimty of New Vtik In I said Stale the touiplaint In this I action hatlnir been duly flied In I aald olhcu uf tatd clerk ou Ills 2l iit Uayat October 10 I Ihe Mbjert of ibis action la to nbnln A partition of the propertylecrlbei II In the onipl shut accunltnir in the ri Irllvo rlilit of lie t tenent Interested therein ami for a sale lilt ref IIo I aprie I u that I n iiurtlilon thereof cannot be timde Hlihont great pirjudfre J In Die l na liens aid for u determination IH I louts I of the Dirties to Ibis lutlnn in I and to ihe t slit prni riy IT the prticrnis or a pale ttiermf A brief Usi rlptlou of tho said 1 rron ertv tans roilowol All that lot or rnr el nf lanil together with the marhlMront btitldlnu thereon erected and whlih aald building Is I known us the Albemane hotel situate in the city and oiinnty of New rk lioundd and ile crlb ilas followai Heulnnlnit at the corner formed by lr 111I m IJI rrm the Intersection of the northerly side nf Ta enttuurili rtreet with ihn westerly ride of Proadwryi rnnnlnir thc nurtherly atnnir Krnndwui one Iiundrril acId nine feel two nn l ihicefnnrth Indira tu land liowor late of Mr llnnnun lieu wmerty alunc that land thrnush a puriv urll thirDnln heel six 1 and rinehatf Incheai thenci wr letl 1 alnn that lain HUM 1 throtiRh a party mini forty feet lour I liu lies to land lute of rieorirn IlradhaH i tl enie snnthrlr uionr that land lhri u h a uarir mu all nnd parallel with UMII avenue eiuhtyalx feet tn ii Iturhuem tu iHentt 1 fourth treoti nnd thence easterly alone that mreet nne hnn nrrl ilrel and twentt feet and hair at tncli tu Hie I hIkes I of Itetrlnnlnir And nlo nil the uaa Jules rluiilellrri rackei l and other gas ilxtures I n tll nlrr tnautl brarglrr and Ic other mirrors attached lo or nu with the aiui tjrinis a Dated New York December ITi h lOll nuniN A OAKLEY Plalntlir Attorneys ome and P O address 70 Cedar New York tI Y 1ItUC 3olIct OFFirR NOTICELetlecs for for 1rn reeD P jrrI l Ir POST r a trIes need not Is upeciiily addrsemed for despalclt bv any particular steamer exrepi when It It desired to 7 l g rend dupllCAtes uf nkliiK mint commercial document letter nut P clalty drd beIng sent by the fasteSt eFlsavtJetle Foreign I mall for lbs week ending Her 27 will close prumpny in till I caeii at Hill ml1 CD ut folow ruUKSDAVAt a I M I for BlueCeldi per teftmiblp Ant Zamtrani from New Orlrani FRIhIAYAt 9 PM I for ItIn Janeiro Santos and Ia liata countries vie 1 Kto Janeiro per uteatniblp TibIae from I alilmore SATLKHAVAt K A M 1 for Fortune Inland Jamaica sad Jerml also Costa KlcavJalMmonersteanuMp Ah f nit at iu 1 A M KtirjiVtnrntttry iUiA I M 1 for ttte It tnilwitril Islands ilreiL pr itramiihip lo Unl letlefn fur irmid I id uil lobmra h mum be direct eil tier loiaiil uitt MI A M for Franco RnKzer Ittndltaly epnjn I Iorttiefxl i I I in d Turkey ppritennrhtp J ii Itouritiffiie via Hare at 2 Mi A M for hurope tier itrauintili hrrrla ala 1 tinmentown iHicre for Fiance bwiteriaid ltsly hpnin Iortu m ant Turkey molt te dlrtittil per hervja at S M A H I for I uror per jtfxm hlp t ree Via South am pi on nnd Bremen hitters must l e directed per tiiTfo 5 at U A M for hat Ii per Ate iiiihip rrlix fnfJld fI rfrll r Vviiu m i I letter for i urarao A exuela Trinidad Itntlxh and Duicli InUna mnt be directed per Tli Mllfin 1 Iflt I I U tar Campertie fhiarai Tatiancn suit I nrninn per Btrnnishirt Vumurt dt I ttTH for MIDI lamptco aol luxpnm diretUand IC a otlior Mexican t tuitgu la eruCru nn it be illrerifd per iiiiinrt II at J i I M 1 fur Trinidad and Tobago per anirtilp AreLtma fiUNDAV At n T I M for Cnnta 1 Rica via LIpton per leamiblp iJIiparila from New Jrltram Mails for tIle hoclety I lAinl per lilp Tropla flirt from Sin t Vraucicu ecu lien n oe at II Ii i Jl 1 JulIo 1M Hie I HH nlUn I iHlaiiii per Kteum sIll An iralla Tom San hntncUro doss here Dec ur alu P I t Neil for i lila coil Jaj nn per ffainflilpCtty of PilIng frolic hati KrunciHco oboe liens 1 in 1 atrUt 1 M I Mull Inr i Atietrtilto New ZIIIIA 111 otiditulln ill hld pr sleatuielip Marti14 trom uSa rratulvriH cion here Jan i laiiHi 1 I M iron arril nt e il h OFt nf HIOIIU clii Itiilinlh wliU rlnrtt I niiilt for imtrAtla hIs Ill for New t tiuudlnnil ur ruth tn Ibstitit and l llienrt by teuinrr close at 1113 n fll n ilnliy ut st in I M Hint it for Munition iir rail tn lloffn and hence I ui rtiu r cliitu ut Iii Ia ndlre ilmiy at M lull I 31 Mmi fur ln ha liy mil to I Tamiii Ill aId them hy funur dialling Mim lit 5 Ihnrxili it in l trti iliith loir M tin nilh e tally nt 901 A M UiU for Meatdo nrerliiift uTtlca niectally adi ra cil I r lirrintbli by itenuioi rloia ut tttl uflUe dully at DAM TrAnMaclflc mate are forwardej to Bin rrancltro daly sit l ibm schud lute of rln in 7 is 1 urn mcci on tie ireiuuiptiii of thoir uni it rroilsl t Iturr nnd irin u Ill i 150 I ranrl co 31 ails frnui tie F lit nrrh lujr ill time at San rruncliio nn Clir day ot lulling cit etcutscu ar tNpatchttl Uieitce tin aue day Jlejtliterea hush tl holes St It I II I previous duty