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ti feints mm
Bassage of a National Election Lai Urged
E as a Measure of Vital Necessity.
Het the Tariff Law Alone, Says Mr. Har
H rison, bqt Pass the Shipping Bills.
B Favors a National Bankrupt Law, International Copyright, and
HI Economy in Appropriations.
V firXCUL TO THE EVEK1NO WOULD.
rASBlhflTOSi Dec. 1. President Ilurrlson'a
Kug, aa sent to-day to both Houses of
Kgrets, contains about 11,010 words.
Ehe President point wltn prlilo tothoora
pacy displayed In the administration of tno
BtinesB ot goverment and congratulates the
btry on lta amicable foreign relations, llu
ra very briefly to tno recognition ot the
Hpsbllo ol Braill. Minister Allzner's recall
Kin Guatemala la recited, wltn tno Incident
Hko killing ol (Jen. Burrundlk.
Bope la expressed of a speedy settlement ot
Hfur seal controversy, and an injustice to
Hrrall In the Tariff bUt li pointed out omc
Hat sharply.
HU venues ot the Government from all
Krces for tne fiscal year ending Juno SO last
Kttated at WS3, 9W, O5O. Expenditure! arc
Kted at t3o8,blo,o4.3. For tne current year
Be receipts are estimated at J400,XX,UX), and
Bccxpcnulturca at t-TM.OOO.C.II. '
Bllie President la gratified at tho workings ot
Hc Silver Coinage Act, but thinks more timet
Lcesgary to fully develop the benenta to be
Hrlved increlroru.
KlSecretary rrortor's recommendations, re
fttdlng approrrlattuna lor coast defense are
Hbncurrcd tn.
Mr. Harrison rccltea briefly the casts ol
Hllmldattd Southern postmasters, and rccom
Benila moro airlogint regulation ot the
Btturallzailon of torelgu-born cltbten. The
Blgornns enforcement ot the lav excluding
Koltcries from the use of tho malls 1m approved.
Fl becretary Irucy's lecoiumcudalloria rcgard
Hflng the eMcnslun and Improvement of the
Laval service are lully In Inrsed.
M Congress It utged to repair omissions or neo
Htsnary legislation dealing with tr.e Indians.
Ht More carelul scrutiny of pension cases Is
Rarged, especially In special nets passed by Con
Bresa granting 1 enslons.
m Tho President says the announcement to
Hongresa ot the result of the Federal cc naus will
Bx oillclally made at un early day, and he rails
Hitleuiion to the need of an apportionment LIU.
V Ihe work, of tho Civil bcrvlco Commission is
m commended and tno announcement Is made
V 'that the law has been faith Ml) observed,
k Congress la heartily e.ougratulaltd upon the
H.pasasgo of so many Important measures at the
H last session. 'Ihe country's business la (luted
K to be nnus nally trosperoua, the year's exports
P being Bald to be tin, 000. COO greater than In the
B jrccedlng year. TheoutgeBtionof any lmire
M dints change In the tarltt law Is earnestly
M deprecated.
"There Is neither wisdom nor Justice in the
B suggestion that the subject ot writf revision
H shall be again opened before this (McKlnley)
H law has hid a fair trial," buys .Mr. llarrlsuu.
H The recent advances In 1 rUts Is attrlcult d t y
M the I'rtauleul toother causes than lucrtased
H tariff duties, and he saya that misinformation
H In this regard, which has bten widely dlb-
semluated throughout the countr), is cirtuln
H tobe currecttd by cxpcrlcuce and the test of
H time fur the tariff nurkmgs.
H The I'rcsldcul dtuks that in the tariff legla-
H latlon there Is any lnteut or dlspos Hon to en-
V act prohibitory or retaliatory coiumrrc'ui
tueusures. '1 1 e policy of the AdmluUttutiou,
W ha eays. Is to gain larger markets for our
' products, and ho cites tho fact that American
workmen arc better paid than those In Euro.
( pean countries. The reciproo.tyilauacant the
Hew tariff Ian are, cordially Indorsed and ex
plained at considerable' length.
Hope Is exprtsie I that early action by South
American nnd West Indian authoiltles will
secure Ihe fu'l advantages of the reciprocity
provisions, and tnat the teault to Americans
will be the lull crjojmcnt of fiee tunar, tea,
cc flee and hides, and that there will be a large
Increatc In the vulumc of uur exports of bread
stuffs and provisions.
Congress Is urged to complete tho legislation
fur Ihe development of American ateamsulp
j tlnej. The lull benefit ot the reclproual tailff
laws cannot be enjoyed If commereo Is re
stricted to fntelgn bottoms.
The rrcsldcfit is anxious that power shall be
vItcq at as early u day as potstble for the pay
Jneot ot auhsldlcs in iubII contractstu coatt
H Iso and Ausiralalan Hues of btiarashtpi.
llelltf Is asked lur tho Supreme Court, and
to this end men ase and equsllzition of salaries
I of lllstrlet Judges is recumuicnued
The enactment ot aNallonal liaukruptcylaw
is urged, aa la also the paisage of an inter
national copyright law.
Ihe 1'riaiilcnt says be Is not yet ready to
recommend theowningof telegraph or railway
lines by the (Interment.
I Mr. Harrison bil'cveb that publio sentiment
L Is deslrons of the enactment of better election
& laws, llu denies emphatleMlly that In the
Lodje Mil parsed by the Hoitae at the last st a-
vfl ilon there U any Invasion of the Ilfchu of the
'J Btstoi. lie recites the prolslont of exUllng
1 election laws, and sayat
Tho present law stops Just snort of f.
fecttveness. for It surrenders to the local au
thorities all control over the certification
which establishes the prima facie rluht to a
seat In the llou-o ol l(epresentaties. This
defect should be cured.
The President says that an election law
should l.e absolutely non-partisan and im
partial. It thuuld tlvc the control to nujort
tlck and the. advantage to honesty. He argues
that there can bo nothing sectional In this,
but he suggests that every law uu lorco im
plied. Ihe mrssago argnu at considerable length
that a National election law is demanded hy
tie Interests of tho entire peoil, und Is at
great paint to show that If Its operation should
prove In any degree sectional It is because
crime is local and the enforcement of the law
would thus necessarily be local In Us applica
lion.
The concluding paragraphs of tho message
urge the necessity of prompt action upon the
appropriation bills and it caution ngalnst prodl
guilty tn expenditure.
m
THE MESSAGE.
Text of President Harrison's Recom
mendations to Coneroas.
To the Stnate antl limine of Ittprtitntaltte;
llio reports of tlio several hxecutho De
partments nliicti will be laid liefuro Cuu
grens in tho HKiial courn will exLibit in ilc
tatl the operations of the (ioxcrmnent tnr
tbo last Ureal ) car. ()nl tlio more import
ant iiiculeiitH and results, anil cliiellj sucli
an my betlio louuilatimi of tlio locnnimcn
datioiis 1 shall submit, will be relerred to 111
turn annual mcxsai.1.
The art and increasing linsinoas of the
Qoernment lias been tiansactod by tlio
several departments unrinc tlio year with
laitiifnliiesM, energy and sticcesK. Tboin
eiines, amountttiK to above m-iatl.Otiu.oiiii.
liavo been collected ami Uisuurxed wlthnnt
roeahng, sn far as 1 can ascertain, n hiukh'
cano of defalcation or enibezlemcnt. An
earnest eflort lias been made to rtimulatv a
neime of lesponsibllity and public iluti m all
otliccr. ami empluyees ot every graile, and
tlio work done by tliemlias almost Vibollyes
capeil untavorable criticism. 1 speau of
tliono matters with Ireodom because tlio
creditof this good work is not mine, but is
sliaiod by the 1 cads of the seveial llepatt
nieuts with the gloat body of faithful olll
reta and emplojecs wno ero under the.ni.
'J lio closest seiutiuj or Congiess is iuMted
to all the methods of administration and to
eeiy itom of expenditure.
'Ihe frieudl" telatlous of our countrv with
tlio nations of l.uropo sud ot the Last liavu
been limlisturbeU. while tlio ties or cooil
will and common Inteiest that bind us to
tho btatet of the Western litmisphero liino
been notably sttstigtheneil by tho Confer
ence helil in this cupital to consider nit as
nres tor tlio genetal ueliaiu. l'nrsuaiit to
tho invitation authorized b) Congiess. Hih
lepresentatnes ol every independent State
ot the Ainericuu continent aticiofllnMt
met m conlereuce In this cubital in Octo
bet. ItsMi, and c'luttnuo I 111 session
1111 tiL,tlio tilth of last April. 'Muh impoitant
convocation marks a most interesting nml
lulltieutial epoch in the hiator) of the Wrst
cm hemisnhiire It is iioiewortliy that
llratl, invited while under an Impeiial form
or gotrrnrueiit, shared as a retnibltc 111 tlio
deliberations and results of tho Conference,
tlio recommendations of this ( 0:1ft leuco
were all transmitted to Cougiess lit the lait
session,
'llio International Jlnrino Cm ferenco,
which uat at Washiiiutun last Wnti-r,
leacheil a very gratnyitig insult. The lug.
illations suggestetl have been brought to
tho attention ot all the Governments rep
resented, ami their general aduptinn is
confidently expected. Mho legislation of
Cougru-sat tlio last session is in eoiitoimity
tutu the proposition" ot the Conreteticc.ainl
the proclamation thoiem provided lot mil
be issued when the other powers have given
nolico ol their adhesion.
TUE BUCSHKL8 COMEHKM'h
The Conference of Brussels, to ilcviae
means fir suppressing the idavo tiade in
Alrlca, sffoiiled an opportunity foi a now
expression ot the Interest the American i o.
pie teel In that gteat work. It soon became
evident that the nuasiire piopnsed would
tax tho resources ol the Congo basin hev oml
the revenues avallablo under the general
actct lterliuof IHH4. The United States,
not lelng a party to that act, couhl not
xhareitiitt revialou, lint by a separata sit
tho independent Mate of tho Cougo was
freed from tho restrictions upon a customs
revenue. The demoralising and destruct
ive traffic In anient spirits among the
tribes also claimed the earnest attention
of tho Conference, aud the delegates of the
United States were lore-moot in advocat.ng
measures lor its lapresston. An arcmu was
reached tho influence ol which will bo very
helpful and extend over a viitle legion. As
soon as these measiues shall receivo the
sanction of the Netherlands, lot a timo
withheld, the ueneral acts will be siibnutte I
fur latitication by the Henatc, Jleanvvhilo
negotiations htvo been ofened tor a new
aud complote treaty of friendship, com.
nieree anil navigation betnien tho United
Mates and the independent htato ol the
Congo,
urcoaMTitiv oi the nn.ezii.iAN riErtnuc
To wauls the end of the past year the nil)
independent monarchical (lovernmetit on
the Western Continent, that of lliazil,
cease 1 to exist, and was Micceedol by a
llepublio. Uiplomatlo relations were at
once established with tbe new Ujvernuient,
but it was not completely recognized until
an opportunity had been aflordec' to ascer-
t
tain that it had pi pilar approval ami sup-1
port. When the cmi so ot ovents had
Jleldrd n-suinneu 1 f th s (act tin tune was
lost in extending to the now (Inveititiieiit
a full and c idial uclcomu tutu the laluilv .
ol Aiiici lOHit eotiiiiionwealths. It Iscctill-I
doutlv beloved that the good Dilutions ot
tlio two eouiitrics will ho preserved, and
that the ttttnie will witness an incirased
'iitimacs ol ltitcti'ioirsti ami an expansion '
I of thelt miitiinl coninii ice. I
I 1 ho peace ol Ctntial America lias again I
bet 11 distuned thumgli a iitvomtloiiary
change in '-HlvKltir, wluili was not iceiu
nied hyothei Statui, atut hostilities brotie
out betwtcu Sil'ador and (lUatcmala,
tlm atoning to involve all (untial America
In coulliet and to initio tho ntogruss whioh
had been innde tn wauls 11 union or their 111
leicsts. llio t Units id tins (lovornmuut
wno prompt I v and zealously txci tod to com
too thsir oillt 1 cure , and tutoiigli tho active
cflorts of tlio rcpicsintBtivoof the I'mtcd
Mates a ptovisioual trintv or teace ivas
siguod Aug. U'll. wliclebv the light or tho
i opuhlic of Isniva 01 to choo-a its own
rulers was lrcogniuil. (Ion. Kznts, tlio
cliief of tlio I'totisioiiiil tnivi rni'ietil, has
since been cnutilined 111 tl 0 l'ru-ideiicy l)
the Assomblv, and diplomatic loiognitiuu
duly lulloweil.
iii'cai.l, or viMiNTru mislh.
Tho l.illim; or (luu. llanuudla on boatd
tlio l'aitlu .Mull stcHtin I Acatutloo, while
ulicliole I in transit In the port of Mill lore
do liunteiiinla, deniamled isieful inquiiv.
Having lalhd 111 & iuvolutioiiai attempt to
Invade (liiatcniaU lioui .Mexican tcrritoiy,
(leu. llarimidin took iassagu at Acapuko
lor Panama Tho consent of the repre
sentatives of tho Luitetl Htates was
soiignt to efttct his suizurt', llrst at
Chuiupcncn, where tho steamer touclied.
aud Httci wards at San Jose. The cap
tain or tho stbinier tclti-ed to give up Ins
his passonuer without a written ordei from
United Mntis Minister tho latter furnished
thcdcsliul letter, stipulating, as the con
dition or his action, that Ueuetal llariiin
ilia's llio should U' apatcd anil that ho
should he tried only lor oflenses growing
out of his iusiuicotionarr movements. Th n
lettot was prolnccd to tlio Captain ot the
Acaptilco b the- military commander at Sun
.Ins.', as his warrant to take llio passenger
Iroin tho stesnti r. (leniiil llaiiiindla re
sistul eatittue nnd was killed. It being evi
dent Hint the Minister, Ml. Mirncr, had ex
1 ceded the hounds of his aiithoritv in
intervening, in compliance with the de
mands ol the (innti'iualan Authorities, to
authorto and ell oil. 111 violation 01 pre
cedent, tne seiuie rn a vessel of tho United
Mites of apascnger In transit chained with
political utli uses, in unlet that he might he
tried tor such olHiiso-i under wlia' was
described as marliul law, 1 was rnustiaMicd
to disavow Mr. Mlzucr's act and lucallliim
rroui his ttnst.
'Ihe Nicaiagnn, Canal project, under the
control ot our citizens, is making most en
innraglng ptogrcss.all the preliminary con
ditions and itutinl operations having been
accomplished within tho prcsci'hcd time.
Dining the past veal negotiations have
been icuewed tor the scttleunnt or tno
claims or American citizins against the
tiov eminent of Chili, principal! glowing
out of thu late wai with l'i ru. Thoioports
Iroiu our MitiiHtei at Santiago warrant tlio
expi elation 11! au early and satislactory ad
justment. Our lelations with China, which have for
several j 1 an occupied so iinoortant a place
m out dlpl mat 10 history, ham called for
caicliil cuiisideiation and liavo been the
subject ot linn h correspondence.
Tlio communications ot the Chinese Mm
istoi liavo brought into view tho whole sub
ject of out conventional lelations with his
cniiutn ; and 111 tlio same time this (iovem
niiuit, thiough Its hiuatlou at i'ekin, has
sought to atiaugc various matters andcom
plaiuts tdtichiug tiie intcieats and piotec
tiou ol our citizens in China.
In pursuance of the concurrent resolu
tion or Oct. 1. 181IU, I have proposed to
the Governments ol Moxtco ami Groat
Urltaln to consider a conventional rngula
tiou ol thu passage or Chinoso laborers
aeiossutu southern and 1101 thorn froutieis.
On tho .".'d day ol August last Hit Kdtunnd
Monson. the Arbitrator selecto 1 under the
treaty nl Iec tl, IHin, leudeicd an award
totheellecl that no compensation was duo
fi 0111 the Danish Government to the Untied
htates 011 account 01 what is commoulv
known us thu Cailos IJiitterhold olaim.
Onr lelations with tho French lteptiblic
continue to bu cordial. Our representative
at that court has very dlllgeiitlv urged tho
tern val ol tho resttictions imposed upon
our meat pioducts, and it is believed tnat
tuhstaotial pi ogress has been made tovvaids
a jiist settlement.
Ihe ramuan ticaty, 6lgned last year at
1 eilin li tho representatives ot the United
Mates, (lerunny and (lieat llritalu, after
dun ratilleiat on and exchango, has begun to
produce salutatj ethe's. Ihe formation of
the Government .igncil upon will toonie
place the dtsnriU'i of the past by a stable
admmistiatiou. ullko just tn tho natives and
uiuitahlo to tho three powers most con
cerned in traitu and intercourse t ith the
Samoan Islands. Ihe Chlet Justice has
been chosen by the King ot hnoocn and
.Norvvav. 011 the invitation of tho thno pow
ers, and will soon ho installed. The I. aud
I omuiission awl the Municipal Council an
in nrocosKof orgatuzation. Aiational ami
evenly dlstilhiited soheme of taxation, both
municipal und upon imports, is 111 opeiation.
Maheton la lespi ctcil as King.
f he new tieuty or 1 xtradition with Great
lintain, alter due ratillcatlon, was pro
claimed on tho -."tli or hist March. Its
beuellclal w 01 king is already appaient.
Till. KUll bEVI, QC1STION.
Theiliflfeieiice hetHCOii the two Govern
ments touching the lur-seal question in the
heiirn.g Sea i not let uujutul, as will be
sein liv theconespotidoncu which will soon
be laid before Congie-s. Jhcoflerto HJb
mil the iiuestion to 111 Intra tiou, as proposed
by Her Ma.'i sty's Govtiliiment, has not been
accepted, fui the reason that thu form of
submission proposeil is not thought to be
ealiulHted, to assure a conclusion satis
factory to either paitv, It is sincerely
hoped that before the opening of another
sealing season some uriaugomont may ho
c Heeled which will astute to tlio tinted
htates a nioperty right, denied fioni Itus
sia. which was not disregarded by any na
tion for mm c than e glit) jeais preceding
thu outliri rik of the existing trouble.
In the laritl act a wrong was done to the
Kiiigilom or HawHii which I am bound to
tinsiimewus who!!) unintentional. Duties
who levle I on culniii cominoditios which
mo included in the reciprocity tnat) now
ixistmg In twti'ti tlio I luted Mates und the
luiudom or I la iv an, without indicating the
net cssaiy exception 111 favor ot that kite
dntn. 1 hopu (ougiisH will lcpair what
might otlici wis si ion mj boa breach of faith
on 11 e nart of tin- (it.vtriimi'iit.
An award in favor of the Ituted Htates in
tlie matin of tho claim ot Mr. Nan Jink
ki .011 ngainst Haiti was rendered cm the
4th ot In ci tuber, ISKK, hut owing to di
ordots then ami attetwurds prevailing iu
liuiti tlio terms of payment worn not ob
servtd. A new ngrccmtnt as. to the time of
pavment lias bten approved aud is now in
force. Other just claims or citizens ot the
Uuitcd Mutesl'nr rtduss ot wrongs stiffen d
during the lute political conflict in liavti
will, it is hope.il, speedily jield to fiieudly
triatuient.
rropositloim for the amendini tit of the
tient) of extrnditinn butwecu the I mtt d
Mates and Italy are now under considera
tion. ion will no asked to provide t lie means of
accepting the invitation of thu Italian Gov.
eminent to tako part In an apnioachiug
ctmff lenco to considei ihe adoption of a
universal prune men liau from wiicn to
nckoii longitude and t t.ia. As this propo
sal follows in the truckor the leform sought
to be. initialed hy tlio Mernliau Cnnloicnco
of Washington, held on the invitation or
this Gov ui unit nt, the I'uited Matt a should
man frst a frieudl uitciest in the Italian
proposal.
In this cniiiiction I may n for with ap
proval tn tho hiiguesttnu ol mv nrodt ressors
that standing provision he made tot ac
centing, whoiuvm ileeiuo 1 advisable, the
tieqiiei t invitations or foieigti iiovorn-
iits lo slisro 111 lonroreuces looking to
1 1. advaixi uient of iiitrrnutioial toforms
111 reganl to science, sanitation, commercial
laws aud procedure, and other matters af
ft'i'tiiig tl 11 intercourse and progress of
modern communities.
Titr iti unit, uav Tiioum r.
Intlto Sttinmir of lHsn ait ltirldcut oc.
curro'l vvliltli ror some time threatened to
interrupt the cunlialiiynf our rolationn with
tlio (lovcinmeiit of l'ortiwul, 'lliat Gov.
ornniont seized tho 1 elsgoa Hay Hallway,
which was I'oUHtrnctcl under a concession
gianted to an American rillzcn, anil at the
samo time anmilled the rhariei, Tho con
ccstiouar), who had embarked hit fortune
Continued o .Wccnrt 'iiyc)
WALL ST.
STOCK REPORTS.
.
Failure of tbe Arthur & Ketchum
Banklni Finn for $500,000.
Further Sugar Trust Stay
Granted by Judge Cullon.
t
Doara Ilainincr tlio List xvltli Vigor
Money Win Tight.
Wall street was ttsrtlod this momlncby an
other hanking failure of large extent.
Arthur A Ketouuru, bautcrs and brokers, a
well-known fltrn baring offices In the Urexcl
iluilding, were the unfortunates.
ihe members ot the firm aro Edward J.
Arthur whose home Is In the Kensington
Apartment House. 419 l'ark avenue, near
Kirir.seveotb street, aud Edward Ketchum,
of New Causap, Conn.
Mr. Atthur, who waa the Mock Exchange
member of the Arm, Joined tho Board May 1,
1HT7.
The firm assigned to Charles A. Dtmerltt, ot
New Canaan. '1 here were no preferences.
Assignee Dementi Is unable as yet to give
sny Dyures, bat It Is said the liabilities will
reacn IMO.OCXl.
Mr. Ketchum was seen la his office by an
Evening Would reporter, bat he also refused
tn give any figures. Us said tho prtsent
failure was a corollary ot tho linn's troublo of
a year ago.
the failure had an Instant effect on the
stock market. Ihe bears were once more iu
control and they marked prioes down am
rrhere from 1 to 4 points.
l.vtryli ing on the list waa taken In hand and
tbe douid fsnults were as we ik as the rest.
Lackawanna no particularly heavy break
ing 4 to US. Delaware and Hudson sold down
3 to 128, Jersey Central i to W and Heading IS
to au,.
Humor had It that insiders were not averse
to seeing a decline In these stocks, and that
certain of the companies wero at loggerheads
about the cpicslion of production.
It was elan said thai an auction sal of coal
was likely to take place shortly. Toe bull pool
u Lackawanna Is understood to navo liqui
dated from 1-7 up to 137 last week.
Gould's .Mla-oiirl 'aclfls dropped y to A3
and the Grangers and Union l'aciflc tell ltf a
!i points.
bugar llcflncrles certificates also declined
from 674 to K.
'this was upon Judge Cohen's decision to
day granting a stay In tbe Sugar Trust suits
until Ihe General Term on Decs. Tho stay
does not affect the right of tho Receivers to
proceed under the order appointing them or
relievo tho trnstces from turning over tbe
property.
Tn ucara gained courage at the day ad
vanced aud hammered lbs list with vigor.
Conditions genu ally were In their lavor and
readllv explain the abtencs of support from
the bull quarter.
At one lime It looked as If there would ho a
lively scrimmage for money. Home loans
were made at lu a 14 per cent. aud bluhrr rates
were oulr averted by the appearance of
Urexcl, Morgan A Co. as liberal leuders.
'llieir representative in the l'xehmgo offered
considerable amounts from the highest
rale dutrn lo 0 per cent., hut still later there
was a steady demand, ami some borrowers bad
to pay T per ceuu fur accommodations.
A private telegram to Henry Clew & Co.
from Urlmliigh itn, Ala., says: "Coal suite
ordered through mis section and Iron furnaces
villi shut down. All roads will feel effects."
Ihe 'treasury to-nar purchated 509,000
unmet of silver at 1.0o75 to 1.U73U out of the
total offerings of 891.10U ounces.
borne or the large-t declines In stocks for lbs
day were VX In i'ullman. to ItW, I'. In Man
hattan, lo5;. 3 Del. & Hudson, to Id), fife In
I.ackawaai, lo I'.O.V. !'i in Hock Island, to
t,9Vi !' h t- 1'aui, to 4v.'a, aud 31, in Louis
ville, to 73'i.
'1 he deahuirs at the Htock Exchange to-day
embraceJ J3,oo aharea of llateu stocks,
kV7,tsju ounces of silver and 23, two barrels of
oil.
Tbe Closing Quotations.
UiitD. Iliah. Inw. Clot.
Allnn t Terrs Hiuto Xl .1.1 tl vi
Atlantic 1 tactflo ... 6 i a 5
AUh . Top. asj.uu JiV UVU 1'S tlf't
Canadian I'sctlio '1'. Ti 7lsj " IVt
I'ansda huuiusrii .... t: .Vi tUk) t'JS
Clirsapsake A Ohio , 17', 17', lev, lt,
CUt a UUw III lil'l . tie, tJii t.'fe its
Cues. Ouio ill pM '.H 21 Vi -'
LUlcasuUts Iru.l ll'.lv MH 3.1',' 3tH
Chi , U A UultiOT, . .. 'Jl UUi SB SB
Cut. iNorthw.tt.. . . IU4( luM 11U, 11.1H
Lhio., Mil. A M. i'aut... bi Si 44, ,'
t,h.o.,Mll Altt.P.uliret. lis)', )Of. 105 , lux
IUiosgu, Hock la. fae. 71', li e'Jvi ID
o., c, chic. nt.l. . . cmh ill (Sk, tun
C.'C.riilo St. L. Iirtl... UIH Ult 'JIH l'l,S
l.'ol. A Iti'ck. Vvvllry. . V5 JS '..V 73
Uol. A Hon. Coil. . . 17 17 16 in
Col to.IJ.lrou IU .13 31 .(J
Cotl.olltl.toJ (las . . . lib VW't 'J1V, UtX
Usl , Lack. A Vtrsl I.UX 1J1 ljt.) l.'li.',
Illavia A Hudson . 1JU 130 11C, 1;U
1. liver A Itiu Oraude. . 17X l'!t lok, 1CU
U9nTtrAhlol old. ... f''. 66t M bti
Urn A Catllt Fod . I"'i tusj 4)', 4 .
K. lu..a. A (la 7 7 7 7
Uitat Northern pld 10 7u 70 70
ll.lnuia Central M, U7sj IX) V7)t
Ijk.hlior. ., lOt.U lot.;, lib 103
Lata l-rla A VVrstsm . U U 1 MM
lake I'tls A V,s.t. ntd... 5.' O'l 10), 6 ,t,
LouutUIsA Maahfills. 751, ')' 7J'. ',
lsioia., .Msvs Alo. A Lhic. .'5 V5 Vi Wfi
lUnliatun Uontol,... lesj ID J '.'..s vii,
Mloniitn Osnltai , .. '."J 00 U0 ll
Vlk 1. S. A IV Ml. pror . 107 1UT 101 107
Minn. A Ht Lo-ls p,U . Wf VX JH Vh
viws..url racinc CC co mi, (lav,
,N.t. I,d Tru.1 ,, HX llil) 1 .',.', IVj
.N .loc.sy Uculral I'J HUV M 1'iH
.Nw York I onlrsl 101 100 l".l .')
.w York X s I'.uir Jlkf atJi .1.' .uw
.v. V., CI. A hi I II 11 10V) 11
..Y.,l:. A t L 1st pit bl 61 M M
N.V.,t)hll.A,vl 1..1H Pld 2114 -' "V -t
.. Y , lika Krst A Wrtt. .0 'JU 1'Js, Jlt
N.rloik A VVssI prar Wi 1)5 51 14
.N.nUotn i'loirto...... ,. '1 Jl Vlk) 'ilH
Nor hsru I'stmould . III lit I.", ( .",
Nollll American WV, 131, lj:t J.v,"
UI110A Mls.l., ppi ,, lst lsv, lst Ibvn
OuUrio A VV.t l.S.vg 15 11,1, 11'.
iiiil.no 5Iiului: 4a d tj 43
Orison IniproTsinant. , Ula 1JH la'4 las,
llrsiou short Una . VI Vl't VI VIS
I'.cilio JUil .lis) JH .il .IU,
1'ipa lana 1 ililicitet. 1014 17 '"V 17
I'lnla .vKstnna ,lo, Jl '.U .-'"
Peo , llisj. A httnttilla.. li IV ll,t !W
I'm... H IV. A C-10 Mi rs) ISO IVu
Pulluitu PaltcaCar l.'o. Ibi Intt IrD ISO
itloh AVVa.lP. T.r Itl; Ibt, Hi, 11',
lltco t Mail f, lar tiM. !.,, H70. IJv, coo,
lloiaa, W.t A Oadana. . Hit 101 101 104
11, I anl A Dtllulll . Ht il", -M', Vl,
Hi I' . Minn. A Alan . 100 lui 10J 101)
hojiusru I'aitno .VW itllt as', .'l',
buatr lUfinenaa 5m 17vi bov, biw
Mi'rriarulieatas 107', 107. li s, luT't
latasPaclho 15 13 lt, 11V,
l.un. CoH A Iro at 31 3J 31
Icon. Coal A lion pref. 7tl VJ 7a 7'J
I 4 . Ann Arnor A M, M. 16 11 im 1H
Union Pacini. I1II4 Uli,' 4S, tot.
Colon !., Hon A Lull. Vii; 'il. VH, Vi
Wsliun Hi. 1.. A I'scitlo. v; v 01, VV
w,,ht I, A I'to. nr.i . is't Is;. Is-, ls
VVralarn Union Isl 711 7s 71,1, 77
VV lierl un A lka I ria .. TJi J914 VJSj o'Jt
w uiMilluc A Lata f. p(J. H7', e", oVvi OV).
Wis. Catlral .17 XI II II
I'urtlra NeedlntT Money
Can secure same lllroujrli the credit of lha Ftdelltr
luilorsiDA Company. 107 Oroade;ar,apou hotueaold
lumiturs, Ac, la ueet oarldeaiUAl. ""
, " 1 , ty
OLD B1TM
McLaughlin and Garrison
in the Same Race
To-Day.
JIFiy LANDED IHE WINNER.
Little Badge Gave My Fellow a
Hard Rub in the Fourth.
IsrrritL to TnE iviniso woni.n, 1
CHITON Hack Tbaci, Uec. 1. It waa Win
ter ruling in earnest at Cllltuu this afternoon.
A cold, bitter wind swept down through the
grand slanl from the neat with stinting
keeune-is. Il drove most of tho women back
into the Inclosure wherein blazed the big
Area
Tho programme, waa nttractlve and the
weather did not prtveut a large crowd from
attending.
'1 ho first race was a good one for speculators
Inasmuch as there was that element of no
cerlaluly as lo the winner. 'Ihe talent finally
plumped on Osceolu aa the beat ol the lot aud
Installed her favorite. .
I reedotu was a good second choice, while
lted Kim, Macauley and Censor wero tho most
fancied of tho others.
O-ccola got away In front and ws never
bonded winning, however, under a drive
from Censor. The Western colt Macauley
wna third.
Foxloru was made a red-hot favorite for the
second race on the strength of hit huniuier
perioriuauecs, when ho beul some of the
HI, In si class hoia.s In training. It was Bald
that he wusatiair tight.
He openeJ ni 8 tn 1 and was backed heavily.
ZenUT was also luncied very much by an
oilier dlvi. on of lac talent, aud at the end was
nnd ti point icnlud ihe favorite. Hepeut,
Kumplls and the Moss Hose filly were ulso
fancied us ruvinc an outside chance.
I ue favorite yotntl tn front und mayed there,
winning easily uy a lcn.th mi i a ball from l(e
penu .ernier was third. He-pent got oft very
badly, hu' ran a very good race.
i'uc third race was one of uuusual Interest
as those ol i-ilmu rivals, tlcLoughllu and Uar
rlsou, were un the two best horses in the race,
Hallie Harper andCorlet.
'i he Hdibtreia of Jimmy McLaughlin soon in
stalled faille llarpor a big laronle, but
towards Ihaend afj.cat daal oi money went oa
Corte7 and lie waa a strong tecond cnolco.
Against me others almost any price could be
had.
Mclaughlin anil Garrison were both ap
planaed in going to ihe post aud the race was
watrued vvlili uuusual Interest.
'1 ne spi-ctatois saw Garrison make a dis
graceful exhibition of hiintrlf while McLougu
llu ro le to win uud lauoed the favorite an easy
wlnutr. Cortex ran under a pull the eninu
dlstunee aud rlnlsiied foortli.
Kbit got tho place and the premium gelding
waa third.
FIR3T KICK.
Selling allowances; Ave furlongs.
. nettlnr. .
Mtttsn. Wilts. Jocbert Slraurlit llaoe
1 Osceola 106 Klrnu ... . 8-5 3-a
i Uenir luu ,N. Hill .. . li-t 4-1
t lliLIUirl lib Allan 71 V-l
4 1 taadoni 110,Lauvniey 3 t even
6 llrd ivlm . .. ll.'..loilr .... t-1 7-a
5 lannai .... lUh Kilasoninona 11 1 10-1
7 llu.l.u llJ..lle(tii . .10-1 11 1
H Koser .. . ,, lot lroiiob IV -t 5-1
OWI.j llnotlas .100. Mairlck . .laj-l vu-1
It) aiollie Ifsnoner lUj..JlurtUa 5J-1 15-1
Osceola was the Bret to show, oloaely tol
lowe I by Ijimax, Hetdoin and lted Kim.
Lainblry essayed to cloan on the leaner gomg
down Ihe backstrrtch, but was Interfered Mill
anu lted Urn look secoud I lac, while Lomax
lay third.
Ou the far turn Censor began to come
thtoogn and In the siretcli be collared Osceola,
on whom Kivnu commenced to ride.
Iu tne drlv Ing tlniaii Oaceola won by a length
from Censor, with M mauley third, half a
length beiiltid. 'lime l.iik
M ume W paid: btiaignt, ti.IJ; for a place,
13.41. Censor paid 18.00.
skconii Htct
For maiden two-year-olds; six furlongs.
-llstllni -,
Htarters. Wts. .lockers. Mralcul. rltaa.
1 loltord 100. l'o-Uir o-i 4-0
V Kspeot ll'V Hjnii 0-1 V-l
3 ZeuJ.r 10K Penny , .11 even
4 tltiasltoee nlly '5..N Mill 5-1 ft
(llrofll 05 l.rriejr '-0-1 3-1
H It djy lloy a luj Heloiic lo 1 fl-1
7 Kalllpaa IOI latinblar, .. , 4 1 I ft
B L,.Uua iu3 Maoism ,. 11-1 U-l
0 Ifteuce le- II. Ill I . ,,..1 1 II-1
10 Sunora . 101 l-ilainiinoa . ti I V 1
11 Periwinkle grid 101 I. Iliut JJ-1 PI.
IV Auattlnncoil . . 1 Mnniea . i'-l I
1J Mailer 10a Vv. JoUu.ou .K0-1 40-1
Koxford wat hist anif Uoeely followed bf
I Kutupus, IlldJy Doyie, Muss Kose and Irene
I II. uuliiguround lue mm Un same order was
ires rvei, nut uuihg dovvn Ihu baik stretch
Zeuder and Iteptut, nho got off bunly, moved
uiroiigli and look ilute pjaitiuus bcOllid I'ox
ford ami Ituiiipos.
1'oxiord held Ids leid aroun I the turn under
u un, and at tin- head of Ihu strtlO'i Kunipus
Mint and I ly en sent lt nt utter tl e lemlut.
Ho was never able to get lipainl linford
won rather eas.li l) a len.-ili an I u li.ll from
He, cut, wno was Ihu tauie dlatance buiore
.eudir. 'I line 1. 17.S
viuluels paid: htroght, IS. 40; for a place,
tibu Htptulpaldti.u
uiiKD Kier.
Welter weights; seven furlongs.
lutllne .
Starters. YV'lt. Jorkeje. UliauiUt Place
I Balm Harper .. Ii7 .1. M Lavus h'n 4-6 i5
VSuls . ... IJ -"sl'r 10-1 4-1
3 Pr.-u.iuiu gsidna 110 linn io-I 4-1
4 Cortex lao itariison, i I 41
6 April K'S.I, Jr. 110 Unions 40-1 10 I
ft M.linelieldlnf..ll0..1 eln'i ry IV-1 4-1
7 Anstraliiit .. I" Vnburu. to-1 111
H St Is 10 A ii .... JO- 1 B-l
I 0 liellysharc ....loJ rilierUan, 10 1 4 1
balle Htrergol iway In front, with Corter,
1 April r'oolai.d Autira.stnl nexi. doing b) tiie
1 Man d April lo 1 was in front and bade and
I twine Harper next.
1 In thu clowning on the turn Oettyaburg
atuiul'lul aud H lelldeu fell uft.
I 11) the tin. Ihe back stretch, was reached
(tairlsou hail suetceoed lu pulihu Cortez eack
to last 1 lace and vvaa apparently making no
ellurt to wiu.
April I'ool was still in front, wlih Kblla teo
1 01 d un i-allli- llsiper next.
halhe liarier came lui ugh in the stretch
anl woo e miy by length from I.illt, who
brat Premium selling a halt length lur the
iiaie. lime l..llv.
.viutur t lad; Mralvht, t'1.75; for a place,
lfi.ua Hulls ptid fk 11.
roiKTit ttatu
Handicap; mile and a quarter.
Iteltlnr -.
tarlrre. VVhtt. .tockeye. Mrtialil Pave
1 My leiioa lO'l la;lr. .. rvsii V-l
J ll.,ls Ill) II. un. .1 1 eitn
3 lllue .leans 1O1 Itaisen. 3 1 efvn
4 VVulorJ . l'i .lou. ol 1 1
Lticlmioil ... ll'J l luui ... 11 I V I
C tinlumco .... 101 VViUins 100 1 40-1
7 bl Inke .. let Iti-neli .. JO t e 1
ly bellow act a lenwtr. the best ot the Starr,
and 1)lr tent tilni out to make tho running
uodtrapull. At they came by tnetteud Hy
Kellow iv as a length 1 flora LarcDiuont, wltn
lllue Jeans, Haage, Wilfred and Kiniueno
Oolngdown tho btrkttrctch My Fellow still
held UU Had. Blue Jtaus woveJ Into ascoud
"GENTLEMEN "
place, and Fljnn began to bring IlaJac
through.
Mwlugtng Into the stretch My Fellow still hid
aletiath the best ot It, but ltadge waa 1 losing
Inst, and as they swept under the wire My
Fellow wou by a short head from HaiUe. wno
beat lllue Jsans Die leugths for tiieplicc.
Time H.WI,',.
llutuela paid: Htrslght, tl.CO; for a place,
18. Uk Uauge paid 14.80.
WKTll HACF.
Selling allowances; one mile.
. Kslllni. ,
Htarters. Whts. .lockers. ntrel"ui. Place.
I Psatl "el , ...107 vllen 11-0 4 -6
V I'.lonili . 1"1 llarsen 11 V I
3 Ubener 10J Hmn 4-t 7-1
4 Or! pin. lot Silssilnin.nie N-l 31
6 Ooum Ynna ... . Oil , Penny 1-1 V 1 ,
II Osnaarme . IUJ Mnrllit . . 101 4-1 I
7 Intifhl VI N. Hill lis 1 4-1
K Ihe Abbs.. tO Jone 4-1 7-a I
0 Lv-.tniler 111. ,ll..l li 60-1 '.'0-1
10 Vlllege Kins ..11)0 Merr I k .. .'0-1 lo-I
11 Hoperrleor 101 J. I rib. U-l 1-1
Couul Luna was first away, followe 1 by
Pearl rtet. Insight aud Cbecn-j. lnslgh.
went ont on tne first turn an lied foru furloug, '
when be gare way to count I.nna, who led to
the lar tarn.
Then Allen tent l'earl Set out, aud golug
around the lar turu opened up u gup of three
lengths.
'1 his lead she kept to llio finish, winning by
four lengths irom Dalesman, who heat Checiiey ,
a lengtn tor the ulace. 'Unit l.i'.'vj. I
Mutuela pain: btrtlght, 18. M; plaie, I'l.'i1).
Dalesman paid li &.
FU1U 1UCK.
Mix aud a half Inrlougs.
. UttUns .
Btartort Whit. Jockeys, btralslit. l'lace.
1 Test 117 Allen 'i- 0 tut
V Ilie SVtierilT 11" Mender . ...U-l 4-1
3Itotilerry 10 Psnny J-1 R 1
0 linrollitr 01 N, II il U-l 0-1
0 Snnalur . ...110, donua 1 a-1
u l'arsdtae 107 .Flltaituruon. 40-1 la 1
J Outfffooij 97 Klynn 10-1 4-1
0 Monroe... 111. .hunt 4-1 loTen
Won by Text, Tho Hnrrlff second and Hose
berry third. 'llm l.Wt,.
CUTTENBURC ENTRIES.
ISriCUI. TO THE tVKVllO WCIILD. I
GcTTgMiDnti IlACrTuAik, Dec. 1. Here
are tho entries for Tuesday Dec. -:
First Kaoe Tbree-fnurtbe of a mile, selthia;.
Salisbury, 111. Klusatork, 110, 1racu.o, lu,
Mludon. lU'lSertla, 107. 1 eiuun lllos.otn, 101,
btete Jerome, 101. OipseyKIng, 11)1, John M
wood, 100 1 Flambeau, 100, Chancellor. IlH. Pat
iloran, U7, Corutlia.U7, Hil.ul, IU. Can't Toll.
Ul lt
Hauond Itaoa Five and a hall furlonaa, sailing- - 1
Farora. 1UA, Hath Molt, Lllllo IrecV, 1011 naili,
h tie Clark, ETtnyellue, Patrick, HI) each, Nlr lUo.
tlh Luray, 1)7. lladotte tllly, Paroltua, Ua eakh,
Juitsa illlvh, b H4I0
llitrJ Kaoa Three qutrlsrsof a rulla, maldent
CJnesn llattle. I It), l.lltltr, 111), labia u, 117
lately M , Mlee Colby (fonnsrlr Alby).Fanti.. ten,
Ozone, I 14 each Toiaka. loll Bucarula, It'll
Mublcan. l7,Tenueeaean. 1U7, Let liar Uo 104,
Atmonr. 104 lb
Foorlh llace. Mils anil aslitetnth Selllna
CanCan. 11,1, Whlttler, 107, Urowu Duke, 107,
ladaMaj. It'll, Walioo, 100, Harry Kuril, 1U1,
loieom, 1(1.1 lit
Filth Usee Hit and one-baltfurlonat. Uallston,
112, Kauwood. 11U, YoUL. Dike. 1011 llrsd
lord, 1011. Painkiller, 10!) VV.noue. IU1I laao,
(I7. liou.tou. 107, UaunaJ, lui, Facial I), IUJ.
Swilter, 10) lb.
Slllb Hate Meren-afshtht ol a mile telllnr
Psrtolet, Ho Neptuoat. llfi, Harry Ireland.
1011 Lonely. 101)1 Anotutly. lot), Vt'ynwood I0J,
lllanohe, 100, Oarsman, 101) Itnsa, 07, Pearl
1)7, Atery, 1)7, and bonr itn, t? lb.
TIPS OH TO-MORRGW'S RAGES
Horses that Should Win in the
Guttenburg Events.
The entries for to-moirow'a races at outten
burg are not very hiavy, but good Mulshes
should be wunesied iu each ot Ihe six creulr.
'Ihe llrtt race, at six fuiloiig, luukv like u
good thing lor Salisbury. He has been
leuiently dealt within the matter of weights
ana shonld win easily. Meriden ought to fluJ
the track to her liking uud she should bu sec
ond. Sievu Jerome's last performanu waa
highly siilttaetory aud he may be th rd.
licking a winner out ol the lot ol nvo-ycnr-olde
In itiesicoud race teems a hard Job. On
funu Evangeline auould win again, Her race
on tjaturdav uai a very good one 1 or u.e
place the llrdolle nil), who rm fourth lu a
f:oo I Drid at l.loden on her oral a ul oniv start,
ookt the muai likely. Itusi boll may beat
tne other'.
A lot af maidens come together lu fie third
rate, anl the neat of tho lot ai pears to Le
Mohicau. He should win. I-iJJ M. ought to
be secoud and Dare. role may be tnirJ.
'Ihe tan llcsp al a li. lie and a sixteenth has
onlr a lui of ordinary perlorunr, name I as
starters. lela .Msy has sriown uni rot vuiftit
lu hrr tcceiil r ce. slid as th.i can gu tne dis
tance ahu may w,n. toismii uur be second,
au Can-Cito uuuht to be it I lie nt ier'.
'Ihe tilth race ought to furnish tneclo-est
flniaii of ihe day. v,oiibg I'uke ahould about
win. Ills last race muai not be liken aa a
criterion. 1 igomty beae'cunJ and KcnivooJ
may be third.
Miur Masu should wli the last race. I onely
ought to bo second ami Anomaly should teat
the others.
a t
Mining Stocks
The following were the closing iiiotatlon
for nil ul Uk' Hocks at Lie Cousulioated hi
change to-day:
Did Asked III I AtleJ
Anti-rnea F tleSmet. .1
i id 03 Sreeiantl , , j
Alive. - 1. 10 litis A .tor 3)1
Ails na C, u. l.tl 1 70 lloiurtlele r 01
Aft rit .01 - Moru silver 3 10
Aiu.n t.O-IIroi Miter. - LID
Itaioalout .10 - Iron I 111 . -V y I
Plima . .31 .IM t C'l ... 'h', ,J
Itiuns o.m .10 .17 Le.iltilie til .11 .11
t,i u il Hi I oj inn, Cj.of an ,.si
I t I rs. ite .il tln i M
CI crunal ,e0 NirihMar i rsi i
e on e) I. A N I om'll. - - I'O
Va 3. a I - I'lymontn J.Ik)
ICAIlraivr. .' i - P. Amona .1.7 7V
C'linw iu. 3 00 hltna.r.1 . 1 1 1 ')
Com r.Cj, Suli.ilun'l 0) lo
I Mots. .11 .17 hlormount.. ,0o I
llondt iN.lD - Isiitrr rd. ,41) I
Scrip.. il.00 sml llols-a ,hj i
Dunkiii. .M SO, au.M.l'.', ol
, Iteed. far . - 1.10 Uke VaL - '
I lel MonU.. 1.0,1 Hhoanone... irj
I horeaacod, J. 10 t.-'SSalCcr Creea ,01 1.09 I
ItiCiulo Oil .To SttlltlAU,,,, teSI1
WANTS NEW YORK RECOUNTED
' -
Representative Flower Presents a
Resolution to Congress.
Isrrcur. to tuk Evrxisa world )
W ariiimitov. Dee. l. Itepresontatlve Flow
ei, of .New York, Introduced to-day In tho
House, for reference to tho Committee on Cen
sus, a long preamble and resolu tlon relative to
the New York City census dispute.
It recites In detail tho allegation! aa to tho
lucorrectnoss ot the New York city centos, at
taken by btipt. Porter's ngenta; tells ofbe
taking of a special ecu mil by tho city police,
and tho results; declares New York's right
under tbe Constitution to an accurate enumer
ation lur the purposes of proper apportionment
In the Electoral College ami House of Hopre
sentallves. Then the resolution directs that the Secretary
of fie Interior canto to bo made at as cany a
date aa practicable a new enumeration of the
Inhabitants ot tho City and County of Now
York, and report the results thereof to Con
gross. Tho usual provision Is made for tho payment
of tho expenses, but the amount to Do appro
priated lor tbe purpose la left blank for the
present.
j Mr. Cummlugi introduced a similar Joint
I resolution.
JHE SEAWAKHAKAS PAUSE
Not for Consolidation, If It
Means Being Swallowed Up.
'1 here has been tnr joruo time a movement
on foot to consolidate the beawanhaka Hoat
CI iii and tho recently orgautred Brooklyn
Athletic Club.
Tbe Committees representing tho two dobs
hate met and talked the matter over, bat that
la all that baa tnna far been accomplished la
the thane of consolidation.
The beawanhaka Doat Clnh is an Incorporated
organization, and they did think favorably of
taktug the Brooklyn AHHc-Iln Club Into their
fold in a body, not the chances are now that
I nothing of tne sort will be done.
Indeed, one of the Committee on Consolida
tion told an EvkMiM) ;vokiu nporter to-day
that he conld eafrly state that the two cluba
, would never uni'e, taougn the matter will be
thuriiugiily dtsi ussed at tbe tegular meeting ot
' me He-, vtaiihaktt to-morrow night.
I I he illBlculty tins arisen through some one
1 connected nun the Hrooklyn Athletic Club be-
' lug a little Id touanximsioglveunt Ihe news,
un I through ihe .ti eitanc- tu prlut of a pic
ture of lie "eaii tutiuka lloat.Ilouie, wltn the
vvuidi ' Brooklyn Athletic i ub" on the root.
Ml in ligu it on meeting d cwaunakas was
held on iimtiy and the members expressed
n. mselves as bitterly op oed to thecoutoll
i datum, aa th it way teemed likely to lead to a
io.s oi tuetr Identity
The m awati itka liott Club wts organized In
Sentituber. l-'iS. nnd has been lu a flourimlng
coudltmn ever since. The Idea lu enutulldat
i ig would have hreu lo get new bluJ Hi the
( lub and plenty ol voumr, active members
who would take an lul-rest hi theorgunlza
llou liut'lhe lluli had not the ahgiit st inten
tion of allowing listlf to bo in allowed up eu-
'I here are not nnlte one Inudred men Intro
Seanannaka boat llu", but tber are tree from
lent and nave ab nil Ink bou worth of roperty.
They own ihelrboat-houjo and some forty odd
'"'Ihe Hrooklyn Athletic Club, thouah scarcely
two monti't old, has t membership of about
three huh Ired men. It has onlr had Its club
I buiio since tho nrst ot November.
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CAS MAIN EXPLODED.
A vVorkmnn Injurod and Franklin
Sauaro Cxcltocl.
A cut main, exposed by excavations for re
lavltig Franklin r-naare, exploded at L30 this
atisrn ion in Irout ol the Vrfi Gaulle office,
uud, r tie Llevited Hailroad tracks, and badly
lu.'ured a workman.
stray spark set Ore to the gas, canting a
tremendous report and a bursting of name
our ie erect. Tm injured vvorkmau vvaa
arut to Chamber street Hospital.
Propoller and Llchtor Collide.
Karlv this morning the t'rlo propeller T. V.
Vau llmiten ran Into au unknown lighter oil
'the llaltcry. Neither boat was tenontly in-jareiU
Local News In Brief.
Chester A. Carpenlir. euttuesr on, the ttaaiuthlp
VVaniti, Uiel auud'tuyun board the ts"al aa aha
I y i the "voilh lliiei, ni inoinius. He lived al
i J Sit, V irk arenu,, Jer oy Clly
i Mi Isiuiltat in the tenement, 315 Katt Wlnlh
I airarl. era rouwsl ty bre thiaraoroiag, bal the
' tlawes aera put ul with but 41100 damasa.
I IrankVatill uten and tiiml Sobnabtr, twort.
' epeelable tweite-yesir old boys, were ooianutued for
intl to.dey on a oharaa of I reaklnt into and
I rubonij the livuaa ol Loals Htiler, 41 Ore herd
1 ttreel. t
EXTRA
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THEJURFl
A Bad Amendment by
the Western Turf m
Congress. 9
TWO MEH WHO WIHT POTOMAC
Death of Starter Caldwell's Sm jfl
Gaba in Kentucky. :S
Tho Western Turf CongTB aMta nooat H
meeting adopted an amendment to ontj ot te VH
rulei which Is likely to canto more or leu 'jvM
tronblo and dlssatufactlon all aronnd. Tho H
amendment adopted waa bearing on the pow- Vc
era of tlio starters. Under tne old role, the vlH
starter had nbtolnte power to flat or latpeaa 'JH
Jockeys at ihe pott for unruly conduct or dK- nH
qbedlonce at Ihe post. There wat no appeal :H
from his decision. Tne new provision Made: ,H
"But the oOTcert may modify or omit penal. t'JH
ties Imposed by tne starter." ''mLbH
An excellogt illustration of aow the new Yetl
rule will prolably work wot recently wltneesol fH
at Linden Park. Mr. Caldwell Impoatxl 0hF.,a
on a number of Jockeya who refuted to pajv f'sB
them. .Mr. Appleby, one of tka directors,
paid the fines. In other words, the Ajaoelatlom H
remitted tho penalties." The effect iu yfMH
startling. For tomo dajt the boyi were tWB
flagrantly disobedient and nnrnly, and tt WMgnH
tbe action of the Linden Park Aatoelatlon la' vfH
practically remitting; the Ones tkat tboldjl u.tH
the Jockey lo tt.e I otnt of men dltobeulence. '.V';-VH
Tno Western starters are vigorously kloUavf 'Ir-gB
against the new provision, for thty clslra, and 4,?vitW
Justly so, that their powere are virtually utkta 'H
away from them. It la more than likely that WrlH
a trial of thtt rale will prove lta abuiitstr evad ,aH
utter ntslettnets and that oh aeaton of HnSM
workings will be enongB. , 'vviH
Phil Uwyer has pribUa aanoaaoed thai la MvHH
case tho Helmont stable) waa to be Mid, he) ', -aM
wnnld parchtte fotomaa no matter what Ute Vlaiatl
pnoe might be. It li said tnat Kr.J. H.Hegf1a J-H
is also anxious to add Potomao to tie already t4HH
lo.-mldtble slrinj. The slfht of MesTra,Dwyer sH
and llajgln Dldding against each other for Ue rbH
great Futurity winner would be a deeldodty 'raH
Interosllnt happening. 'H
Tne distance tor the Latosla and LonitTfllo jH
Derbya next year will be a mile and Quarter SaH
instead of a mile and a holt "ataH
DennLson, who rldoa an occaelonal race at dR
the West side Park, Chicago,! It probably one iiMI
of the oldest Jockeys In America, Be being VSJM
ntty-nino years of age. KM
see aBBaal
The rnmor has been rife for the paet few AH
days that orders had been 1to toeaialogno VjaSB
the lata Anutt helmout't honot for auction "ftH
sale. Inula denied In tbe moat eoptatlo tH
torus by Trainer Jamea Howe, whose doty It ;.7H
would be to perlorm such service. A&iM
see 'sbBBbb!
Gabe Caldwell, ton of Starter Caldwell, died H
at Lebanon. Uy., yesterday of eonaomptlon. 'JLteaW
He waa thtrty-hve years old. lie oontraottKl ,-'H
his disease while ttartlng boras at the ritaaaa
Urlghion ileacn track tome year ago dnrtng a . vH
heavy rainstorm. Ue caught cold, neglected 'iJB
It and consumption followed. '1
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The Westerners have a favorite trick of Urn- fSB
log up eterr once lu a while and scooting; all .MaH
ihe money. They dropped on tbe bookleaat ' attati
(luttenborg, faturday. with Jackstaff at at) to L &M
Hurt Vtebsier, the bookmater, u reported to ty
nave lost M, WO on Jacktiall'i victory. -, fM
see "laaBBaw
Calcium wai a sleeper la the fall aenae of inl
the word at Guttenburg on Saturday. There) vVaH
were a few woo knew Be waa good, and a H
was piayod p rtUisntly In small amount 'ifM
from the opening to the oloee ot the betting. CiijH
CaK lam got away badly, bat ahowest remark- ,irH
able speed. Ue waa second to Kvanieltne, 1H
and rut baekert got at mucb at lololfora flM
sBBai
I The many friends of Frank J. Bryan. Ue flafafl
i well-known turf reporter, will be grieved to Trl
learn that hit yonnj wife died suddenly yetv vWM
I terday tnornlox In Brooklyn. Mr. Bryan bad 'TfH
only besu married a little over a year, and i,Jafsl
1 thus bis mlsfortaue 1 particularly severe. I.aW
ee iel
Illnfax. who could not get ont of her owa IH
way while tu the East here, is credited with X
running a mile tnd u quarior al Ban Fraaeiaoo ,JS
Hi !i C7. . the lattett time ever maoe by a two vtaH
year-old at that distance. This may bt) :M
true, but-J!T , . $B
E. 8. Gardiner, tbe tort correspondent, baa iaB
met with very hard lock. While en routo Irom !rB
Na-bfille to Nrw Onean nve ol hit bone ;
caught oold on the train. Tbla developed lata iM
typnold-pneumonla, and upon their arrival Is, ?1S
New Orleans, Imprest, a yearling by Mr. Pick-
wick, hiaK.. lor whom 1000 wai reruted, fJI
I and Pierre, a black yearling colt, by Casino ,
1 perela, uled on Friday. Kitrlna. a two-year. ;2J
, old nilr, valued at ia.000, died yeaterday, and fj
' two others are nut expected to live. $,tfl
i I a 10 ran an excellent race on Saturday, and '51
would have gotten a place bad ho got off at all ..ojl
Ida Girl can run almost any distance In ordU "fJJJ
nary company and win. v5V
, It Is rnmoied that Fred Taral will rid for fil
Hike Dwrer durlag tne coming season and J
mail'hil uwver has made overtures to seenre Si
Hamilton's services for the coming year.
1 . jK
I Tie steopleehater Hercules and Chandler, Ji
1 the Jockey, who were ruled off at the recent "N
nieittugln Washington, havo been reinstated; tj
by tne Executive Committee of toe VYaihlnf ate.
I ton Association. , . . w
The Westerners will swoop down on the Jli
bookies very soon with John Ualy. Too latlti 5l'
is ueariy fit now and will win very won It In -f
not too good company. X
LOCAL SPORTING DATES. I
Decomber.
l.ltaoini ttUIKtou. f
2.-)taoinailluttanburf. AT
3. llaoiutatUirton. 15t
West Mile A.O.botlug tourney at Ltnox Lyceum, ,,j
trial boulN f, a ,. . Tl
It.-Vv'ett Mde A. C. bullae tourney, finale, M
Lenot Ijoeuin FT
I rveteutu llegiment A, A. saraea. al armory. New fi
Oranya vs. Creaeent A, 0., football, Vfaahbaxtsi
Park, llrujkLju. H. 11. ' h
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