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TALKOFTHETURF.
Blitzen's Constitution and
Heart May Be Broken by
Too Much Racing.
TURFMAN IEED 1ETHNED.
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Many Complaints of Poor Trans
portation to the Gutten-
burg Traok. j
"Virginia" Hradley's name little coll Mit
ten again carried llio blach and orange to
victory at Guttenburg yesterday, disposing
of King Crab and l'enelon with tho greatest
of ease, sltnply cantering homo a dinner by
llvelengthi This good sou of Diazes scorns
to grow better the liarder lie Is raced, but
even his bar Jy constitution and beait "111
be broken under the treatment lie Is receiv
ing at presont. Kach day this week has lie
been asked to nice. Monday lm was beaten
by Bel Domonlo. Tuesday, at six furlongs
and In a heavy snowstorm and on tbo worst
track' imaginable, no shouldered top weight
andoaslly defeated King Crab, Lord Hurry
and l.lttle Fred. Yesterday he was asked to
go halt a furlong further against Kin? Crab,
and he duplicated tlio porlormanco of the day
pi ei lous.
I'a Hradley has more than a bread-winner 1
In the garao Uttlo colt, but such treatment an 1
ho Is recelv lug now r HI break his spirit. ,
' I
rollovvers of Tun Evening Would selec
lions were right In lino on five of the six
I noes at lluttcuburg yesterday, and conse
quently uero happy. Violets), started them
ulT. and as good as :i to 1 could bo gotten any
place In the city. Ella was the next. Even
money was quoted ajalnst False Ahrens, ho
making the third. Klritovcr kept the ball
lolling In the ntth race, and Halbrlggan, at :i
to 1, closed the Hit. Alter the last 1 ace tlio
numerous city pool-room speculators, touso
the vernacular of tho talent, "had money to
giveaway." ... I
There seems to no Uttlo effort on tho part
91 nf the ofllclars of tho Woehnwkcn terry or of
.31 the Hudson county Hallroad to go out of
9! their way to make any conveniences lor tho .
9i 1 row d that travel to and from (Juticnbiirg.
'; '1 here are at least an average of L'.OOO people
' who take this trip dally, and they aio con-
" stantly and Tilth rause grumbling about
.) the transportation. The boats 110m the Jav
Hi street ferry run every fony minutes only,
gi and every nlgbt the waiting-room, which Is
',, entirely too small to accommodate the croud,
'" Is mora than jammed. Tho lining are run
il Irregularly, and It Is often the case that this
tt crowd waits over half an hour tor a boat.
,,, Ibis could be easily remedied by putting on
' another boat. Hall the tlmo pascugi rs can-
" not find seats 011 the boat and are forced to
.It stand during the trip from Weehavvken to
91 Jay street.
... 1
n It 11 stated on good authority that starter1
James Itowo will go to California and handle
the nag at tho lluy District '1 rack. Mnrter
lergusun has been doing tho work, but no
., has to gu to New Orleans. The Cilirornlaus
, are anxious for Jimmy to come, and tno .
, chances are he will leave hundny. '
. ...
,! Charles Heed, tho widely known breedor
and turfmau, nrilved homo on the city of
hew .ork yesterday. Mr. Heed Is home from
airlpio .srgentli.e Hepubllc where he went
1 to buy Ormonde, but was beaten byW. (I'D.
1 Mcllonough, who got tho famous tiro lor
1150,000. He Is looking well, ami dors not
ell seem to take the loss of Oimonue much to
cu heart. He describes the ltepubllc in u land
ctl ot milk and honey, and inJotiJ his (rip
hugely, lie was accompanied by his w Ho on
the Journey.
The Gloucester talent suffered a severo
slap yesterday again, six invoiltes going
oi down In rapid succession, 'luere was a
cu barrel ot money bet on lorn Fljim with tho
el, ' books doing business on tho tomb Jersey
track at uuttenburg, but ho could do no
better than thfrd.
'Ihero was a big plunge on J. It. Freed ye;-'
cu terday, and tho way hosiarteootl In the iaco I
ou more than flattered his backers. Altor lend
ing for nearly half a mho he broke a blood
vessel In his bead uuil stopped budly, other
vrloo his backers would have gotten part ot
the money.
...
j"J 'Ihe next time Olenlochy runs up agolnst
"" fair company at anything over a mile la a
it" heavy track ho will ao. Ills race vesleiMaj
was (.specially good, (icttiog off and remain
ing last till tho btrclch, he cauio with a rush
at tho end, and had tlio dlstanco been au
eighth of u mllo further ho w ould hav e w on.
irt ...
, V Fred Loeser went around betting ."00 at a
clip on False Ahrens jestui day. aud. needless
. .) to say, the bookies wero silk ullertuo race.
5 91 I
Choddhr ran up to 101m yeateulny. On
Tuesday he could not get out of his ow 11 w ay.
,u It Is reported that Charles Klelschman lins
, ,, a phenomenal yearling down at i.ravcsend. I
-c He is reported to havu gone three furlongs in,
tU o.au.
... 1
n 1 hero promises to be nnot hor clash bet wceu
ucu the Louisville and Nasbvlllo Jockey club-s
,u fcecntury (illllck, ot the Louisville Club, null.
,, tied the .Vishvlllo riuh that they would race
c" from .March 10 to 10 inclusive. Irrespective ot
" any claims. Thu W'cst-Ude Club m-iy includs
cM tin be eight auys lu their list, 113 Usual, uud If
so they will cUali.
,,, RACING AT aOUTH JERSEY. ,
,j OiircrsTKB Hack Thacx, Dec 1. llesulis
i of to-day's races were as tollons: J
3 First Haeo l'ursu taoo; one mile. Won by
,ieu Haiti r, truuggler second, l'uuln tluid. 'lime
Jje 1.51Hi.
becji d ltacc Purse taon : blx and 11 quar
ter furlough auh u; orpuu.i, Druiumer
beco'id. AiluJen llur.1. 'lime l.','0t4.
39 Third luce lurMi eaoo ; llvo lurlongb.-
19 cv 011 hy '1 lv-u, o en C.oUeu seiond and All
,-jt oua third. ".I'.nc i.ouu.
,, Fourth Hico-I'uivo s:iOll;slt an! a Pali
furlongs. .Mai tel won, I.uckv Ujvir second
1 11 1 Haivan hum. 'inn" ...'UU.
Tilth ItiCd-rMiisi' a; 00; wieii.el.'hlbs ofa
laiiu; selling. (iionii 1 i.j, .inudiiouo sixumI
'1 nudluso uird. Time l..t.1ti.
.'" MMh llJioIMiroo taoo; tour and a halt
Tlt liirlungij s?lllug. Mciiecver won, Shakes.
piarv becond ana Queon d'or tl.lra.
TSt J -
jjc" TutjlUst Hall Sails from Liverpool on
31 1- tlio Mnjentlc.
Londok, nee. 1. ' Jem" Hall, the pugilist,
tr ailed todar for New York on the alcamer
jfiH lll;stlc
525,000 MORE GONE.
Another Wells-Fargo Monoy
j Paokapo Plundered,
Wrapping Paper Substituted for
Crisp Bank Bills.
Omoiuls All t Sou us to the Thieves
nod Scene of Tlielt.
Ofilten of the Wells, Fargo K Co. F.prcss
Compsny lu this city are making strenuous
efforts tu discover tlio identity of the thief or
thluies who stole t,l.'i,UOO 111 Mils liom pack
ages shipped with their company D New
York banks to bunkers l:i (lalvcston, 'lex.
The nijsterlous ns well ns t lever manner In
which Ihe robberies were co'iimllto t have
g!cn rlbo to the suspicion that they were tin
I work otau organled gans;: but whether Its
members are composod of bank messengers or
tho Kiiress comnanv's emnloroes Is .lot an
upeu iU05ll in.
Yesterday's Evknino Would told o( thi
robbeiyof the 10,00U package shipped by
Kountze Dios., ot this rlty, to tho Island city
llanl: at Galveston, but despatches from
tlicro this mornln,' s.iow that tho samo train
that carried the packago Horn Kounlo llrcs., I
also carried ono supposed to contain V!",U00
from the National City Hank, of ,Vj Wall
street, shipped to Hall, Hutching ,1 Co., j
Lankers, at ualvcslun.
The latter package was put In the safe
without oilng oiLiied until It should be
netded, but, oil lounliu of the Island City
Hunk ailulr, Cashier Mern, of Hall, lluuhlngs
Co., bethoughl hlnisrlt of the package his
mm lecelied. He suuuuotied Agent vteuthei
lu. ton, of tlii Wells-Fargo Company, uud In
his piesoucu opened thu package.
U'stcau of t'.'.'i.ooo It contained, like tho
Island city Hank's parcel, nothing but a lot
ot sllns of uiunlu paper. 'Ihu seals on
the corners 01 the package, which had
been broken when It was opened, hau
been reheated aud closed again, but Ihe
breaks were discernible. 'Ihe 110,000 pack
age wus similarly trcited; both cumoou too
banie train, from dlllereut consignors to Uir
Itrent consignees, and It would seom that tho
Iiackages were lojiled In tiausll, aul not by
lank cmplo)ecs in this city.
leneral Agent Meadmau of tho Wells.
Fargo company, was loo busy to beo report
ers to-day. Ho sent out woid by I1I3 assist
ant, Mr. Manchester, that ho had nothing 10
say except that tho robberies were being
investigated. He declined to describe tho
company's methods ot handling tnouty pack
ages. -Mr. Manchester said that tho compnny '
knew ot no other robberies recently, as staled
br President Stlllman, ot tho National City
Hank, to a Would reporter.
He also denied any kuowledgo of tho mys
terious disappearance of an alleged Wells
Knri:ocmplojeo irom his boarding place on
Fourth avenue a week ao, and declined to
ask .inrnt Keadman about It.
Cashier Palmer, ot the atlnnal City Hank,
satd this morning Hut tho '.'5,ooo pkckaijo
was delivered by three Of their trusted mes
seugeih to the Express Company last 1'rlSay
and was iccolpied for. lie was conildont
that the package was all right then.
.Mr. palmer denied the rei ort from dalles
ton that his bank had sent Hall, llutchlugs .v.
Co. J.IU.UOu In a ('JO,uOUaim :b ,000 packago
arter wiring them mat the money had beih
seut lu two j'J."i,0L'0 packages. 1
I
RADICALS DENOUNCE OWEN.
He Is Said to Have Gone Back to
IIU Wlfo In England.
Information obtained to-day makes It ap
pear that tho action ol W. C. unen, the
Socialist leader who was rcrinlly expelled
Horn tno socialist League lor deserting his
ccmui&r.-law wire, was long contemplated
and that he deserted her at tbo Instigation of
his tlmt wife.
I A man who was associated with Owen in
this city In the causo ot Socialism told an
Kvkmmi WoltMi reportT 10-day that .Mis.
Owen No. 1 IsllWcg In London with 11. (I.
'.WUI1I10, thu dlMiiiieilted son of an Ohio
mllllciitilre.
Owen's twelie-year-old daughter by his
tlrsi inaiilage la llilng with llio couple ac
cording to mis Inicrmant, who said Unit
niven had gone back to London to tako up his
relations with the woman upon whom It was
eald Wll.-nliorticiitlv stttled bomo money.
Ihe deM'ited emmon law wile Is the
I daughter ot a l!tislan named Krlenlout, who,
1 nt tho time of their socialistic marriage,
lived In Ninetieth street, near Third avenue.
Hue Is about to become a mother.
Jlemtters of ihu socialist oiganhcatlons ate
loud In their denunciations of Owen's cuti
juct, and -r.v thu he has cast a cloud over
the radical caue.
I DOCTOR AND WIFE ARRESTED.
They Aro Hold In 850O Cnarged
with Malicious Mischief.
Dr. Henry callahau and bis wife Cmmt
1 wero arrested this afternoon at their resi
dence, cljmer street and Wjtho aicnue,
Wllllamsbuig, 1 barge .1 with malicious mis
chief to tho extent of 100.
Justlc (ioettlng held them In i0() ball
eoch lu unsner In the Lee Avenue CourL
' Mis. I llzsbolb coslU-an, of m turner
btreet, a widow, who an h next door to tho
Callahatis, Is lb.txoiuplitJ.int.
sue alLges that i cr) 1 any 'I uesday morning
1 .Mrs. Callahan culled ou her to protect her
! iroia the doctoi.
Hecatts" she did not tcsoond Dr. Callahan
1 and his wlfo went Into hsr house, she claims,
and wrecked her luiulture, and drove her
laud her tour small chlldieu Into thoutrcet.
For a Yale-Princeton Dobatc.
I t jimihuT' i 1'nrn.
" Nkw Havkn, Conn., Dec. 1. The Yale
Union, thu debating society of Yale Unlver
blty, has received a challenge Irom the
"American Whig and Lllosophlc isocloty," of
I'tlnectou, lor a delnlo between the two
bocletles. There Is Utile doubt that thueh.il
lengi' will be aioepted 1 ale. 11 Is proba
bluihir tho debate will tnko jl:itu In New
York city during tebtuurv.
1 THE GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.
1 (iuirci-STKi' lucr. Thick. N. J.. Doc 1.
Entrloi, cud probable ati'i ttrs fcr to-iuorrows
races:
il.t Uc Four andahA't riirloiirfu 1 nvlliiw.
rt.Uuiy. 1U4, Hub), lui, Mia Aioo, lrJa.
f,Arln, V"J: LxiKtr, C'omo On. Agum I. ,''"
uiei, 10li Wiitlilus'uu, IIU llnmryci, 1'.
huiw, HJ, ctiuiuia, HU I'jtrluL, lu, i at
urf, 1U7 lb. .
tircoud llio. ThlM.fuutlh of a tale .liiini
for wo-TCr o d l.ildeliK. IImij HP Lou. Vujii
Mua.tr. Vountf IrmLiduir. It imu. ijr'oi,
l.ln l.),lU.lou h, lUrl, ,.lll. , llw Druiuillj,
C AulUa, liiiilluilr, Venui, 1)7 Hi. oil.
rtntd . Mi tlre-tlchtlii til nil, mIIIiii.
Luck, John 1 irkltnM, i nllc, lUlllo I n, JUit
II .1.11 nib, FiTMt, 10'., Ilunot T.iui. lUJ.
lloo'.iu'ir, I r.Jeli. 'J'J rrll AVLMtr, ' ',,
I uurlu luce hltcn A'll lull liulnii:.. lu Hen,
- hud-inn , Aln .liter, Ins i a. Lhi.rJil.r.
US FdrnwouJ, P4.1UIU, lU'J n.vlit 1 lurlmor,
I i mil Haco-SIi arde.hIf fiirlnni llluy.
(Iioit uiii. 111. L'lullir, S10. imu. U.tJoil.
1U7 Hltm, 101 ItO'in, 1'14 IK
Mini Hac.-l llO-flK'llllA ' .' f, ' 'l "-
HriTUr. Aiiirai, llii. Kimhi.Jii. il. mu !
Vv"rtr, Ojlo.trp, IJ2 Ik racli.Hr. wIIjjj. Uir
rl"iu. .um tlu, Avuovu, W4t.uo. Jim elite,
103 lb. cign.
it Hi i,m.Bii- niiiii m -- ..A.t
TIPS ON f O-llflHRROW'S RAGES. !
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Postponod To-Day en Account of
tho Frozen Track.
i
(till Zepltyrus to jlnUo Ills Appe.it-
itiico mi the llftl. !
llio track being trcen an 1 Itunpy Ihero
vvo-e no races at (Juttenburg to-daj. Tho
entries stand for to-morrow.
'llio fourth iaco Is the Lest on the card,1
having such good pei formers us King Crab,
llurlmgton mid Ktrkover in It, and us all ate
good Just now and the diaUnco and going ,
suiting nil, It should ptove a good race.
Zcphyrus ailn makes Ids appearand! on the
turf. Il wlllbeifuiitiiieied that Father Hill
1 nli gave this old horse to M. Mury's Hospi
tal, und It Was rallied oT, Dentils McLaughlin
getting linn, nnd nitenrards giving him tn a
poor ow uir on the hill, l.nul and (elec
tions ullow :
Hist Haep. Pur'O f4Ui), fur bnatotl liuri.i,
irl Iiik alluHiucea , li 1 irlu.ifls.
,T. II. Li'xli.it.'aTattUr 1 Id
Arli, na M it In I Klnc Haaiiii In'
Kim lu Mabu-'alaou Il'i
,1, II. M-Avci'j hrlklea lilt
I. l.trr' riun llll
II. lboriN lla.lla it llll
I I naipr'a lVraltti 101
II. lira ilr' Miuloirr 101
King lianm may get huit.u II r t In this
rare, with l.rlklnu i.cn. Tasso should be as
gooj as thirl.
o.l 1 arp Purie i?lnu, aelllui allotrantoit
four and a bail iLrluiiL.'..
flaunt H lilt Mtalilu'a Afula ll'J
,1. H.idniV .Monlliul nil
1 ultcn staMu's Van n llll
1". W. Hiurnoi Mart 100
h. LnTeii LauroeKku nj
llaile-n Mablr'a Mary II IM
.1 VMialun'a ItnlKar .... .. , Ul
huiiituf rtille Stabbi'a Lady Italian! ti'i
llollv.tr should win the si ennd, though Van
S. should iiinkehlin clielth his neck. Men
thol niiiy Ijf thlid.
'IliirJ llaoc Pur.o fluO, ipllltii; alluiTanera,
four slid a naif furlong.
-- -r.alinl Ill
W. II. llllT' vrrael. los
.1 II. Walk, ri April I'cmI ml
VV. 1 . Cotto i'h l.l.t llator KM
M .1. itarrlfcan'i Pio. .Iiiiiatbau lis
J. .1. llwyr alllittnr II iur
II. M. MLHT'a Ilii-kO lll.l
'I'. CalllA ra Zlnijara VJ
Tills auould pro" to li.' ti tiood race, but
Arael looks to liavo the btst cli.ncc.
ulatitator and Poor Jonathan ouhl to bo
well up.
rourtli Hacu. Pnan $."U0, ivIIIuk allowance ,
one iiiIIh ami a alituintli.
VV. (J. Wlntrn'a Kiiiu l rail llll
ll.lcl-ii HlauloV lliirllustnu IIS
H. J KrlllM Kllkumr HI)
KlMfiau MatlA n Mr lUir VI
C. llniAn't Ihu ( iuiiitHi ., ,. if j
Uiirlliig'on, hltif Crab and Klikover soeni
to bo the only tlircn In this event, and tho
w titer prefers them in that order.
Fifth ltaor.I'urie $310, aMIing alloifaunei;
four and a naif fiirlmijru.
Dorrr Htatilu'a Manila u. II lift
M. Tl ompion'i'lurk II Ill
Hxcflaior Klabla'a llpujaiuni in
J. 11. MiConulok'a I ar y H1i,.iuiii fill
I. II. LpwU, jr. .Ifuol II , , 107
.1. DuttoiiUrt' .iitt t in lm
O. VV. Harker'k Hxvn'aa llll
iraveri Mablo a l.u'il Iliffiier JJ
i Jiaily HlosfOin .should have Uttlo tiouble
beutlugthe field ugalnst hor lu tbli nee.
Heujamln aud .Mamie II. II. may bo the nex t,
two.
Slith Ttare.-Hurio 4t00, ibIIIhb allonaarmi
ernti furbitixi
,1. II. inCurmtrk'a llMtrheMer 117
.1. VV. hiuthl W oo Irb'ipiicr 115
VV. II. McCormlcl.'a Quirtermaatir llli
M. J. llaly'a Vetatlou KvldiBY lift
r. 11. Kyau'a C'armslile itj
Jimmy Mccormick blutild get this race
easllj with Wcstchcstir. WooilclmppT atid
quartermaster should bo second unu tnlrd.
ilcrninc Pnpeira' Setnotion.
AT OCTTlt.NDURII.
First Hace King llaim, lirlklna.
hecond Hace Hollvar, Van :,.
'Ihlnl KacivAprll I'ool, Aracl.
Fourth Huce llurllngton. Klikover.
Filth Haee K.ul Hlossoin. lieujaniln.
Mxtb Hace VVeslcncater, ( anm'Jltc.
First liacc Urlklua, power.
Moond Uucc V an )., 1 ud llallanl.
Third llncu -Airael, Apill Fool.
Fouith Hace liurilugton, Ktrkover.
Fllih Hace Larly Hlussom. Jewel II.
sixth Itiicc-Westnliesttr, VV oedchopper.
First Hace-Tasso, Klntr Ilsem.
hecond Huce Hum ar, Vauh.
I 'Ihlrd Hate Aruel, i.lltter II.
k'ourth Huce Hurllugton. hlrknvcr.
Filth Ituc.j J.aily lilussuui, Huilamlii.
flxih Ivuic Weaicnesler, w,dcbo,iiir.
t
I First Kace-Krlklna. King llaiem.
secoud Hace Laureus...i, .Meuihil,
Third lilted Ari.ii'l, I'onr Jonaiban.
Fourth Itaoc llurllngtou, KlugCiab.
I Flub Hace l.uiij blossom. Jewel II.
i SjUiu Usee Westihester, M oodthopj er.
First Hace Krlklna, Tnsso.
fcicond Haee l.udj HallarJ, Laiirenska.
'third Hum Aiacl. Apnl hool.
Fuitrih Ha.e Huuingtuu, Kin. crab,
tlftti iiuci Kurly Hlosouiu, hxpi.ss.
fet.Mh Huce Woo Ichoppir, rtestcheslcr.
JOHNNIE WEBB'S DRUHK.
Ha Accuses Jamos McOuIre of Bell.
Intr Ulm tho Ltonor.
James JlcOuIre, bartender for finest fitei
ncr, at 107 Last Iwcnlletli street, was ar-
' ralued before Justieu Vooihb, In tho Harlem
court, this morulug, charged Willi having
told to cents' won h of v.hls'.ey to elovou
j ear-old Johnnie Wobb,oiL'v!; Hist one Hun
dred and r-cventienth street, a ucphow f
I'olteo heigt. Webb.
Johnnie, who Identified Mciiitlie In tho
court as ihe man Irom whom he had bought
the wulskej, was plcr.c I up i ut oi the guitcr
jesierUa) uflirnuuu m u iiiuukeu siUor.
Lrutuht ou, ho ull-'ged, b the lint of
whis'.ei which hosalu Lu anil another buy
diulned.
Mctiiitre, who denied having sold the vvhls
kej, m paroled until this ulleruuoii fur
exaiuluatlou.
EX-GOV. HOYT DEAD.
Former Exeeut'.vo of I'ennsvlvnnlB.
Explron r.'. '.VlHieBbni-rs.
lui AMiiriarn rn aa.
Wiikrsuittni, IM., me. l.-K.vttOV. Henry
.11. llojl dnu Ul '.'OCIOC IhlslUollllUg.
I Ho wus surroundul oy tls lauill) an I a. clr.
iluoluG.l iwl.ji ul nil-.
lie hud 1 iiig bi en a Mtflerer liom HrU'hl s
rtlSf.isi.
f.'uuht lio lnx Op. um.
jlugdie, of l."i)-4 Mott strict, and yuong
Vi'jh i hung, o, ' . jiott aiicei, t' tu Oiieusl.
In) ilgJi.Jrukrt, v. 1 1 caught last nljlil sell-
i.g opi no by , odc.'Uia i mtijer, tin- hllia
b'lh n reel -IuIikii lu tin 'louibs Folic
Louri i -ii.ty JUslUe .McMahoii held I lie
I hli unie, i in dim .jiiUcacu M trial at ape
clai h.'jsloi.i.
Chlcntro Dnlvermtv Ooib S2SO.OOO.
hi ifkoiiATrn riiKW. I
cuiCAiin, Die 1 Mis. Jiuepn Heyuolds,
wi low oi " DiaincnJ Ji c lleynoldi, In mrr).
Inbuilt a v oil-known wls'i nt her liitibiml,
has prositled utcago I nl lenity a'.'JO.ooo.
j " Y A. f." Mirk l.lmrlrv.
I FfTectlvetor tioariuuejauf tao Vex Pu;'UlU
6LEAS0N INDICTED.
Grain! Jurorn Aftor Lon Island
City's School Coniin'Biiou,
The Mnor Vas Foemrtn ol t!,o
Grnnil Jury at the Time.
Clinrei Arlilnri Out of l)lpti!nl
I'asinuiils on it School-lIoiHc.
I.oo Niasii Citv, Dec. l.-lt leranio
known this in 'riiliig that Major Patrick
(ileasou Inid also been lndlc'ol by the tlr.ind
.'fry lu couptuctlou with tho mure :chuol
comiulsbioti.
'Ihe other members o: the coininlvdon are J
Hnloon.Keeper MLhaol F. laven, ontraclor
Jacoo .Miller nnd James Contlth.
'Ihe chnigo on whljh tho liiitlcluien'a arc
based Is In eontuctlon with the new Urst
Word Public ,school.
Alter I hi I isl I ejljlalttrn puvted tho law
creating the school CoinmUslon for the pur
pose ot lomplctlug the unrtiilsni'd schools
In l.on.' island city, John '1. WiolnHT, the
contiactui, put n, f( rce of v.irkineii In tho
building, i u which nothing had been dene lor
11:1111). months.
(. When the School commission was prepared
to act Contractor Woudiuff would not turn
over the building to them unless It paid him
for tho work he had douo since tho Commis
sion vvascieated.
V'lcinl mechanics' Hens w ru filed against
llio biilidl.it; lu tho fit j Tleasuru'sulllce,
but il'-sille Ihu fact und against the pi oust of
, .Ma) or tlleason, City Treasurer Uleckwunn, ut
the rcipiest of hlscolleagues.pald Ml. Wooilt HIT
i:i,(iuj 11 r the work ho had done stneo Ilia
ci eat Ion or tho commtS'lon, and ngieed to
payhlm the further sum ut libl) when Ihe
bulldli.g should bo lnclosnd.
'I he payment ot thesu Bums Is said lu have
been Illegal, nud I ho bchool Loininlailoii was
Indicted therefor.
It wus asserted In sorco iuarters that
41; I.OUU hud been S'luaudeml by the com
mission wlinoitt tiuthorlty.
It was V'enerully kiionn last night that all
the members or tno Commission except
.Mnjor uieusou had beou Indicted,
Kwuh suppnhed that llio .Mayor was ex
empt, und ihu oiher members ol the Comuih
s.ouhaiiliu impression that the .Hatirwus
respunslblo fori heir indictment because he
pruteited agultist their act,
, The .Mayor himself lolj a reporter this
morning that ho naa also been Indicted, but
he declined to discuss the mailer because ho
was toieinan 01 thu uraud Jury.
'Ihe .Mayor does not feel at all worried
nboot the mailer, it Is thought doubtnil
If the Indictment against him will hold, be
cause he was not itrnsem at the meetings ot
the ciumlsi.,ti wnon tho acts complained ut
were committed, und itirihormoro ho pro
tested against such acts.
ihe news ot .Miyor oieason's indictment
ortated considerable oamment in Long Island
city to-day.
DR. SCOTT'S FUMERAL.
Services This Afternoon In tho Earn
Room of the White House.
ibt AianciATirii mriM
Wasiiiniitun, Dec. 1. Tho body 01 the ltev.
Dr. bcott was brought dowostalrs this moin-
lug to the hast Hooin of the While House,
u'.id placed In the centre to await tho services
I at J o'clock this afternoon. Around the room
palms and potted plants or a dark green were
arranged with a few ot the numerous floial
tributes.
'l ho services were very simple and were
conducted by ltev. Dr. Teunls Hamlin, of thu
Church of the covenant. There was a
Player, tho reading ol verses Irom thu hcrlis
ture. a short a dress by the 1 aster, and slug
lug by a (pjuriel irom Dr. Hamlin u church,
'ihu honorary pall-beaiers were rtecrelurles
John W. Fusiur, and Noble, Allot nej-lien-er.11
.Miller, l'oiimaster-iieneral W'auuuiaker,
i Jtisticu Miutig (retlr-d), of the Uuitiil Mates
I upieinu court; Judge W'ylle, fnmuel Mieua
baiger, and Dr. W. II. II. Wan.mn, 01 the
I'eiisluii otllcc. '1 ho bo 1) lieat ers bav e uerii
lio.-eu fiom the Ushers of tl vvhlio ilouse.
Mhor.ly before 7 o'clock toU evening ihu
bod) will be borne tu the Pennsylvania Hull
load button, and tho funeral party will leuvu
1 ou u special liuln lor Wuthlngion, IM., which
will be leached early to-uioriun morning.
Thu body will bo taken to the liouso of
Joshua W light, an old inend aud lelallvo of
Dr. scott's. and ubout un hour latii will be
taken to Ihe cemeteiy and interred utter 11
brlet seivlcc at ihu gmve. 'ihe paity cxpecta
to arrive in Washington about iiiluiilglii 10-
monow.
Ihe niBinbers of the party will be the Pies-
.Idem, Mr. and Mrs. Huss.dl iiariUon, .Mrs
I .McKee, Lieut, and Mis. Parker and Hiissell
I bcott. 'Ihe hoiiorar) pallbearers villi ii,a pu
I with the train.
BEAT MAW AND WIFE.
Two Men Aunault tho Ptirmnttlu and
Wroclc Their Saloon.
1 I'ATXiisok, N. J., Doc. l.'lwo drunen
imu, IMuard I'o'.hamut and Charles Ulngle,
entered r.lward lviiuailt's saloon on Hlver
slreol thlsiuiornlug and attempted lo assault
Mis. l'ariuattl, whuwas ulonebehlnJ me bar.
The woman scrrameJ, which brought her
husband to her rescue
Tne men thou attacked both 1'armattls and
beat them Into luseii-lbllllv. Tne) Hit 11
bloke lh plate-glass altulurt and deiuollshed
Hi stu.'gof bottles.
'ihe 1 nil, 0 urn sled both ineu alter a dis
pel alu snuggle.
WIDOW BOASTED TOO SOON.
I Miss Hall Got n Wnrrant and Mar.
j rled thr 2n"lnnor,
IMward Norton, uti engineer of tho Long
Island U.illl i-oO. .iod L1n1.11 .M. Hall, of
I'loiul I irk, L. L, wcto luuiilul to-day b
Jb-llco N b'.e, ol Long Islsti'l I It), us I h n
sult of .1 a in I. ill! smiii out by .Hiss Hall lot
.Nnuo.rj ancs. lor brea, h of proud ie.
Mm chaignl lhat Norion alter engaging
IiiiiiscIi 10 her, lui made hue ton widow,
wihiwus bo isiing tli a she was ki'liii; 10 le
m nib t ti Nit 1 11 d o; no his engagement
m.vilsi Hull. '
MRS. STELL HtLD IN S20O.
Her Frlflnd'J Pay Shu Is Innocsnt of
Intentional Hlgnmy.
Nkwauk, N. J., Duv. 1. Mrs. L'llzatcih
bucluarie.ie tin I utcr:on list nl.'ht, ihar.ed
vlih itgamy nnd br mglit to this city hud u
healing berure Judi !la)cs to-day, Mtir
llstenlni; to her turj the Judge pluced her
uiiiLt a nominal uond u. J.'oo tor u neirlng
Doc. k
irs. jteilehasprDoeity nt llellevllle, atd
her friends stale thai stecln wutit".l to gam
pos-iessimi of It. Nut succeeding, bo bciun
divorce prociedlnx ujainst her In New ork.
finest llerra Ate llrcwcil nnd llnlllnl
Ul F. i M. nciiAt rxu llau. Cu OrJir hi uiail.V
ki
1 i.iaai-'lii'riarVril'i-iiii 1 . 1 1 r, V
THE ONLY OBSTACLE TO AN AUSPICIOUS UNION.
JB Il-r 3 - v - xr ftp m 1
FIVE KILLED AT A CROSSING.
Vestlbulod Train Strlkon n Party
Driving- Home at Klralrti.
IT iorTAiFn rsras.
FtitlitA, N. V., Dec. l.-As William ConMIn
and wife, l'.dw aril Hlanehaid ntul nllii and
Mrs. Magjlo I'llta were returning from this
city lo suutliport Hi a wagon Lite last iil-'ht
they were struck nt u crossing nythe l-rlo
vi'stlhtiled triln Nik A, running at n hl.'h tatu
of spoed. The rlrsl known of tho ncildent hy
the trainmen was whun the tiatn halted at
the station, nearly halt a mile irom tlio
SCO no.
'I be Inroincillvn. waslhen seen to bearnn lis
pilot the ei tlshed uuil liiangkd nodleiof Mr. '
and Mm. lllanchard un I Mrs. i onkllu.
The liody of Mrs. litis nnd the mangled
form of William conklln, still ulW, wero
picked up about a hundred yards from tho
crossing.
Hallroad rroerdngs tn tho city arc not
guarded during tho iilghL
One Killed, Four Injured,
Iiit AianrtATrr rncaa. I
DsNVnH, Deo. 1. ITvemllea south of here, i
nsaplctilcKlngpurl) o. nvo wero returning to
the city lu a wagon last Mjht, a Chicago and
Hock island train struck the wagon at a cross
ing, aud .Mrs. Mctjuedrv was Instantly killed,
.sirs, sawver In probably fatally hurt, uud
inn F.llabeth Ford, Miss Addlu fawcrand
Joe Mawycr aro seriously Injured.
STILL ANOTHER OCEAN LINE.
Steamnrs to Run Balween Montnul:
nnd Mllford Haven.
Iliv AKineiATIU ritcsa.l
London, Dec. 1. At aineellugol theshuri
holdersof the Mllford lluveu Hallwn) i oiu
pany to-day tno Chairman add that us a ie
suit ot his I ocenl visit lo llio l lilted Mutts it ,
had been practically settled that n line ot
American steamers, to bo called the Mutitauk
and Mlllord line, would bo established, j
'ihe port of arrival and depaituie of the
steamers nf this line would Iw Milton! Haven.
When thu uecessarj laeihtlis were supplied'
the line would bu put Into operation.
'Ihe Chairman added that the bundle of
slicks co tup slug thu great Liverpool llms
huvn (alien lo pieces. '
Ihu Mlllord Dock company had nbtainid
the power to ruleu 70,0011 lo be espjlnlo I In
piovlling becoinnioilaiioiis for tn ustllaiM
steamiis. The iiio.it Western Huliwu) i om
pany was ready louo whatever was u nulled
toadvuuee the Intel estaot the new line.
NEW ENGLAND EXPHEiS" FIGHT.
A N. T. and N. E. S'ocV:rio!der Obis
an Irjunctlon.
At the reipiest ijf u stoikhi 1 J . oi th Sen
VtrLaudN'ew I iglund loailiio injoin. Ion has
beo:. kranted b) the oi i cine Couri of .New
urk. l'l.ond Department, ies raining the
j road irom entering Into a contract with the
I American 1 xpresi Company to conduct tho
1 expresi business over thu lines ofihaiLoui.
panv tor the eusulng llvo yn irs. '
'llio gtoiitid wus luut ihi ruud hai rejerted
nnorTei which would In nil i.ihei inpi-ctsi
iiplal that m ulo by the Aim man hxpreas '
l.uiupaiij.aiui In addition guarantied t.".'.uon
inoro a ) ear as a mini ubtn LOtupeusii.hiii tori
ihe prlilleges, a'nt which would nuke a loss,
to tno .New I luiund H.ulro.i 1 1 omiiany or at i
least JI 10,000 for the pirlodo! Hie conlrict. I
j ROBBING COnPSEblN A MORGUE.
Ghastly Work of Thlovos Among
I Chicago's Unclaimed Dead.
1 I
IT an t Mttii r ,r.
I Cnicino, Dee. 1. 'I ho thlevra who are now
Infesting ihl. a,o have bi.-un to rob ibo
I corpus lu the city Morgu-.
1 'lhi) cunlcd off u big clock In the office,
aul yesterday lliej took a air of ttotis-M
Hum the cjipse oi a tiegiu who lomiulltiM
sole. Ue two .ij)siiiii.
. luy ul.ii lu.iv the sUois Irom the leot of
aniuher i irpse and cuni"il .,wa; n mrv'o
amount ol e othi u which was mmiI f"i the
purpose of Miislb!e IdeilllilcatlOll. 'illelels
no clue lo tn.- linens.
57.000,000 YET DUZ.
Penalty on Unpaid Taxun Eojlna to
l'.ifi To-Day.
'Ihe 1 er cent, icnilt) un uipnld laes
went into effect li-Juy. At the closing hour
of uusluens last Id hi. Si'i.i iiLMl.'i "i t)e
. o'.'.t-.r l.'.'di. in e-ttraated lu th- budget ,ir
I MM mil been collected. last vear Ihe
iiiiio ft i .il I it tue icrreaj oiKtlng t l.i.c w.,a
iJ'.M.t.HO, IH.kHI.
I sides l lm I i-re",t. pen.iliv, 7 per ii't.l.
Inii're-l will bo ad I" I tu all imp it I take, ,o.
tills ) ear ultir juii. 1, lo beo diulitcd irom
oct. II, IMC.
-
Loarlnd Inrii'ii I'.'ncon on Flrr.
Awugcii of Hi" 'leru.mil KspniJ coin
pmy.oHl West'lLInt a.riei, tuk lliewhhe
stindlng Hitlront of ll.'i Waveile) place inn
laorul'ig. Mie dii.iu.-u lo Hie wagiu and
packages w as f .on.
Hat roil iiilo)a at, laitv la Dr. llul'.'a
. CuJiU A)rup, tin U iiauiltiy, .' '
- "r - .,.1 J.
coiloYieii sici m
m - a i ...
The Admission Mado by His Son
George To-Day.
At the llniiso tlio Patient Is Haiti tn
llnvc l'.isieil m ood Nlulit.
Tho health ot Mr. Jny (lotthl is a very gen
et al topic In town to-day, nnd the fact that
his f.'iiull) do not attempt to conceal tho
knowledge that the great lliiancler Is III has
given rise lo tho billet that hu 1st cully In
danger.
At Mr. (lould's house, 570 Filth avenue, an
l.vrMMi Woiii.li reporter was Mils morulug
Informed that Mr. Oould had pakiio.l a good i
night.
lie had not arisen at 10 o'clock, It was said. '
Dr. Munn arrived al thu houio about u.;io j
u'cloelv.
'Ihero wero man) Inquiries bolnrc lti o'clock
as to Mr. tiuuld's condition, and to a n thu
same answer was given thut while Mr.
Uonld wus III, he was lu no Immediate danger.
later liicrge i.ould adnilllid that his
tat he.' was a very sick man.
Jirs.1). N. Hurils, of '.'7 Kast Forly-Hfth
strict, a lelallvo nf .Mr. liould ivasoneof tho
visitors, this morning.
'1 here are any nuiuier of stories uflout an to
Mr. liouid's Hlnes.s. it Is bald thut hu has
hud a lu murrhtigu of tho lungs, which has
uggrnvuleii the trouble which lias been
not In ring him so nine i all ids life nervous
dspoisiu.
Ills ul-ti staled thai Mr. liould has teen i
conniiu I to his bed ah.ee Nov. till, and Unit ho
has not shown much lecuperullvo power
since.
Mr. ami Mis. llussll ragn scout tho Idea
that Mr. (loul i Is seilousiv Hi, or i lull Ml, s
Helen lioil.d is unite 111, a, has I een siutivl. I
Mr. ii nil liii not been strong lor the
past threo )euis or inure, suld vir. ;agfl. "lie
sutlers Irom lilious attacks abo'it iwhe a
vear, an I the-e attacks .no followed hy
iiervoiix ptostialloi.. Wobiivo Hu leasiu to
bi-llevo thai this iiiluek Is more vloleii'. than
pieuillng ni.es IP) sluiiv needs uboiute
i,uh'l and rest lli'iairevilul himself tne
Weil. U'loio Tauin sell lu ; b) attending1
meetings clow ntowu I luee da.vs In the wick. '
litiuge liould told mo ihe da) alter his hiit .
tup owiitown hat his latuer had been com-'
I i-liiMt to go In Is d, uml up has belli there
sIiilc. Ills lamlly uors nut look lor u latul
outciiuio in his pierent Illness. Mls Helen Is
hiuipl) mne'iiig irom u -evero cold. Mr.
tioti.d will probioly lake his prupoaed West
ern tllp wilhlu a ten weeks."
HAMERSLEY MILLIONS IN COURT.
J. Hookor'n Infant Bon Holr to the
Duchoss of Mnrlborouirh.
Tno lopurt of WIHI.iiii II. Willis, as referee
p rising tl on the accounts ol J. Hooker Ham
ersley, icrtlandt He l'c) stir Field and John ,
II. I.lvlngatu.1. usexicuiors of J hn W. Hum-
etslo), who died lu lhM, Ivavlug u (statu o; i
iieirly 11,000,000, has been cnntlru.ea by
aibUu Iriiiix, of the supreme Court, and a .
JiUguieul enlerrd settling ihelrui counts.
A judgment wuseiitiiel In the case lu Feb-1
ruary, mill, but slme lhn J. Hooker
Iliiiin ts ei's two clilldien were born ul d
1 1 ur de.nle.s that they ato bound by the 1 isl
jUUgllillll. ,
Tue birth of a sua to J. IIo er HauiiT.sley, ,
slii is a cousin of Louis i. lluiLeile), tne
llr.st hil-land in Ihu AunTHaii Duehess of
Muillim tiy.i. leaves blm a n inio lo lulu rlt
Mime part fine est i eltiwimn tin Huchi-ss
has a Hie infre-t 'I i will oi l.nul-c
ll.unol-lel tu i, Mid I hat his wl erhotil I have
u Hie li.ii r i In 'he tale aim upu'i In r
ue.ith ti the inulu Isaiie ot his c iUi.lv, J.
llooku Haui-'rsle).
CELEBRATE THE VICTORY.
Npvk- Jersey Democrats Will liavo a
Unnouot To-Nlffht.
' 'J lie Diiiiocralk NJclily ot New Jersey will
glvo a me, ti -ii uti I banquet ai Taylor's
II itel In Jure city lo-i Ig'it to cilobrato
Hu viitnrv o( N i. s
1 'iln'ie will ! '.Mill guests ore-eat.
( niikri'shii ii in' ige H. 11 lderv.lll act as j
1 tna.i.iuus 1 1. An oug the sjs'umm ivllt ii
,i,,,,i:i ct vvcits, Ji'sla'i ijulncy. of!
1 vims -eh i it : Whliain K. i. in. W. i'. p.
Die iVHdu und isl H. I lui, hi, o. in.
dt.uu.
' Kicio in Ctvb.net lt-iinoln.
ir.i'i 'AM' ' 'n
tin oi Mr.v.u-0 Deo. 1 -l'n silent Diaz
dlncied ,i note to'ub .mreta' il lurelgn
AIT Hi m AfhliM,. iticHittig in it-cent III rest.',
naiii-ii n I be i ibliu . i.i J a-l.l.ug blm tn
ttiabkeiiciini. I ever) u i tuticr ur tnHI pa. 1
airrlce-. uiii ! le.iuesi 'in in lo Ciutiiiiie ..t
llielr pusi a iiituuir.. Ta ihu ail Ihe
l;iembir,lsinlel.
Floroicn Hlytlui Got e-1,000,000.
Sis Fuisi ifv'). l"a 1. .Tin Siipnme
liuirl )is iM.i)' afllrtnel the decision m Fro.
bulo JuJ.eC fie) In the estate ot I nomas II.
lllithe. Jit igel'oiTey decldni lhat i'lo.fiue
HIiM.e w.ia th-- Hie.ltimule latighKi ellee
dH0.-aul inirio aire slid uiltli-'l to luucrll
Uiscsutc, valued aii-l.bOO.OUO.
EIGHTY-FIVE LIVES LOST.
In the Sinking of a Jnpaneee War
ship by the navonnn.
M IIOCJA7HI Plt I
IxiNtioM, Dec. 1. A despatch received hero
to-day fiom Nagasaki states that eighty
live lives were lust by tho sinking of the
Japii'.ee warship Chlshlanriikan. which was
In oolll-lnn In the lnlunl e.i with tho lirltlsh
Bteamer llavetiua.
The vessel tilled nnd hank bo rapidly that
thcro was no opportunity nllorded to lower
the boats an uy.
TROUP A GETS ITS ARMORY.
Sinking Fund Orrtora Bonds for ItB
Conn ruction.
The blnklngFundCommlsslonersthls after
noon aaihor!d tho comptroller tu Issue
bonds for an'J.OOO to build au armory for
j Troop A, adjoining that ot thu J'.ljbtli llegl
nient, on .Madison avenue, between Ninety
fourth and Nlnety.tlltli btrcels. The stipulo-
' tlon Is that Troop A must provlJo Us own
aUiblns
Hcnds for 1(1,000 will also bu issued for
ropulrs tothoTweniy-socoiid Heglmenl Ai
uiory. Iho Hoard will lease the yard at :iH7 to 301
West Tvvellth street, lor the Hireel-tleanlng
Department. This will give thu Department
rojm to store its carls. Tho rental of the
yard will be 1,000 a year.
The matter ul punhaslnj river-front proi
erty at the North Hlver, Letwien Klghtj.
Htthnnd hlghulxih stieets, for I17."i,000,
vveul over, llio Comptroller and tho Dock
Department cotielder the rrlco too high.
Th i uiiiiiitssluuir also transiirred 1,
bPti.uOO Horn th" sinking lund to pay the city
1 debt, und auitiorUsl the Cumptioller to cor
respond with the tlieenuicli Hetrlgeiatur
Coiiipany In relerenre to securing cold stor
age acMi:nni,)ilt!ons fur the stands In Wash-
lngton Market.
TO VOTE ON EACH CHARGE.
The Decision Reached In Dr. Eritrea's
Trial lo-Dny.
Thelil.ilof Hov. Dr. llrlggs was resumed
by the Ficbbyiiry this afternoon.
Tho ducusstmi opened with a motion by
Dr. l.cutge AU.xaiider lo the eflect that In
vlow of Iho ciindlllonal waiving by tho de
fend intol hlsolijtct!oiistli.itch.irge.s 1. -, a,
4, & and i! sh ill be vol oil upon teparalely.
Col. .Mct'ook, the piiwecutur, slutcd that It
would bo niccssary to voiuoii euciichaigo
teparutel).
He said that on the prevl us trial there had
Ucu cogent objection owing lo combining
I ihu limited, and In thu prcparutluu or thu
Pieaiuit cuaigc'i that objection had been
avoided.
Di. Hrlggs then stated that ho hud i-ouscl-
1 entloiisl) goue as far as he coulJ lu vvelgiilng
thoihaiges, nnd that hudlci not see how ho
iiiiild mi fairly tried ou combining Ihe
, charge.,
i He lucretore consented to Dr. Alexander's
. motion.
Dr. Hrlggs was then called upon to plead to
the six amended cuntcesof hetes).
Ho cretaced uls plea hy calling for tho In
I sen Ion In tho specli.ia.lou ot uil the proofs
Li .11 lug i n the t'Iiaruv
There weie some uujectluus, and the mat
tirw.is setllo.1 by Lr Hilggs pleading not
guilt).
1 Ihe prosecution, throughout, .McCnok, then
oireioi all Its evldci.ee lu lU.tpoil oi iho
! i barges.
Thu evidence ronslsted of the Inaugural
address in Dr. Hilggs. tho llnli sirliture,
the bland irds ul the i bun h aud all his writ
lugs Leal lug ou the charges.
NOTED RIFLESHOT DEAD.
Claude Dally a Victim of the Chol
era In Brussels.
nr amoi lATEo rBsi
Altoiia, Fa., Dec 1. Inhriiia' Ion reached
here li'-diy that i lauue Dally, a noted rifle
i n'.iol, who had hecu sinning lu F.uiope, al.er
a lourjears' cugugeinenl with tho Huffalo
Hill ccmnau), nal lallo i a victim lo cholera
la mussels. He wus a brother uf Lillian
Daily, th - actios, now in onu ot 1-rohuiuu's
'mm antes. In w.i-l-inty-oven )ears eld,
1 aim blshiJihir riblcca lu i blladclphla.
Gen. "cCooU' Dnuchtor Wed?. I
I IrT AlFOlTATril l'KFS. i I
I LCI Aditir. Cal. Dec. 1. A Irllllmt
! wedding last Lvcnln; at Hedundo, a seaslJe I
!buiurb oi Los Au.elei'. was tho' of Mlssi
k.iiulion l-1 oo, , iiaurliui'o( i,ui.A.McD.
Mel ool:, cu.-iiiiMi.ulag me Hepjiliiwnl ot
An una, at, 1 Lliarle. CruikheuT. u inemlerof
1 1, j law iii ui el Mimuet traigheuj i. oju,
Dayton, i.
. Shot One HUihand to Qo; Another.
trv isieciAVrn rits '
Urns Hoik, Ark., Dec. l.-Mrs. Finnlo
Adama has conlewid that she murdered her
hil'bihJ .Nov. -.:. .-be i.auled to iniirr
Leorge W 1.11 itus,who im ulsh-d ths lovolver.
Now ChtvidiV.n lor Slntr tilnj.
r amociaihi -uai. J
Aibant, Deo. 1, siupcrlntenduit of Stalo I
1'rlauiis Ulbrop has iippttnted Hcv. John
l s Wfllls, of Ilthgow, Dun hss count),
cuaplilii of l'c Mng i rlsou lu piaco of Utv. ,
b. W. LUgerlon, rcbljutJ.
1
EXTRA.?
SIGNS OF WRECK.
J
Drift from a Big Ship Driven
on the Scotch
Coast. I
IJM
HEW YORK WES tPPEIB.1
It To Judged that the Lost Vo W
sol "Was an Ocean Steamer s
from a German Port j
lT AiiociAinn rnEis.) ,i
Di-ndsk, Dec. l.-A severe gala bas bent
prevailing over Scotland since Sunday.
ileavy snowstorms nro i cporled In the far S
ncrih, accompanied by thunder and light 5;
hlng. &
A quantity ot wrcekago hu drifted ashore
at Ullapool and other places ou tno WMt -y
coasL Vi
Among the wreckage are a number of bot ,4
tics bearlug tho addresses ot New York and M
German houses. $ft
It is judged from the wreckage that a larga W
steamer bound from a (Jerrnau port for Nw '
York- has been lost. '&
I Tho lact that the steamships silllns Irota M
(icrman ports take tho southwesterly -oar9 j$
through l be Channel seems to preclude the '"
possibility that tho wn-ck Is that of any regu- Zfc
lar iransatlunttc liner. Jfl
It Is only the sailing vessels, tho steamship jgm
agents say, that take the northerly count ?,,
around bcotlahd, aud they declare that In fl
view of ths recent heavy woather It Is not v$H
unlikely lhat one of those vessels, or rerhapa
a t ramp ship, has been wrecked. -$M
Tbo Hamburg-American, North ermamH
Lloyd, 1(6) al Nitherlands and' Ited BtaTiH
a;cnts say that It la Impossible that any t fiU
their ships could havn teen lost so far nortk?4sM
as the points where, the wrrckago lsrcportad ',iB
to have been washed rushcrc. It Is hundreO M
1 of miles out of tho regular course. S
I Tho more prominent vVsneli of tbo ilMs C$M
I mentioned now en route from Herman portaWifl
arc the Maudam, from Uotlerdam Nor. 28; j&M
the Hobemla, Irom Hamburg Nov. a, and tno :H
ltussla Nor. UT; the spree, from Brtmea WB
I ov. si, and tho Trave Nov. SO. -;9
I Of these, tho Travo is reported to-day u jaH
having been delayed to take on coal at South- Q;vl
I atnpiou. '53
CHAiuDER OF COMMERCE. M
It Deollnes to Urt'o Conirresa to 37J
Itepoal tbo Sherman BUI. fol
At thu monthly meeting ot the Chamber ot
commerce this altcrnoou a rosoiutlon offered jS3
by I)uls Wlndmullur providing lor the ap- tpJ
polntmeut of a committee to go to Washing- u
ton to urge Congress to repeal the Sherman KM
tllverlau was wllhrawn alter opposition. w
A resolution favoring the amendment ot -YJ
various sections of tho Customs Admlnlstra- t$M
tlon act relating to appraisements was rt -SM
ferred to thu commltteo on Forelzu Com- CM
uercu. . . . . Km
tno object of the amendments Is to do JS
away with a practice that has growu up la '
tho Appraiser's department whereby soma 'v?l
other than 1 no prlco at which dutiable goods 9i
had been bougul was construed as the actual
market value. 'fl
MRS. GEIST STILL FREE. 'M
Tn Police Say Thoy Are TJnabl f ,fM
Find Her. -V9
coroner bchultze said this afternoon that J9
no anestshad jet been made In the caaeot.fJH
young Josls Danneberg, who Is In a critical 'XjU
coLdlilou at Presbyterian Hospital Irom aa $
alleged unlawful operation ncHorracd by -f$m
Mlilnite Uelst, ot 107 East lghty-Brat-WJ
st net. 9
'Ihulatier Is still missing and cannot ba SjgH
foutia by Inspector McLaughlti'a doiccUvo.'JH
'1 he police, 11 is salJ. Have not gained ahy SJMj
clue as to the whereabouts uf thu man ,-aHB
naiued trunk W'urms, who tne ulri ulmaai ,S?JB
betrayed her. 'Q.m
DIRECT EWTRY TO ftEVV YORK. g
Purpose of the New England' Dw '-itJ
bury Short Lino. rlim
(UY ASSOCIATED ritKIS.I ''H
Dostov, Dec 1. New York and NevT-gaB
Luglatid ptoplo admit lhat ihe proposed bOW'lIj
line from Danbury, conn., Bouthvveat to tlmfeJl
btatu line, U for a direct entrance to New -frS
otk bath lo.- thu Nw England uud ltostoa 431
and Maine roads JW.-
'-St
To Join Her Eusbnnd on tho Island. 'Lj
Hcse Fltzslmmojs, In Yoikvllle Court, to. jk
da), was went to Jcln her husband, Hugtt J
Klusimtuuns. In u tlvo months term on the 4
Island lor urunkenuesa. Her lour ihldien ;
luuglaglu iijo 1 rum light months tunr J
jears, were turned overto ihe ilcrry siv-loty. Sj
Thero la Cbolora. In Brittany. H
IIT l"rIATrl n-rt. '
Wasiiinoton, Dec 1.-1 he becrelary el M
State this incntlug received ,i caMe uuissaga '
iruuuhe 1'ii.K.d Mates cotsul at Naulc, W,
sa) in;, ' Cholera, Urlttany." W
Unlversol Flrn natB. Kl
The In jurauctf ugeats In besmn to consider S
a uiiliurm rato for rlru HilcI--s, lu-dajr W
adonird Ihe schedulo as iresemod by the
cciimiliu-Borii.iiiuard irlck uiiilJings, wlttt A
a low minor amendments.
. .V.BH
Gov. Peck's Ofilcial rjurcllty. kfl
irv A'"tATvi rnr ?1
Iii.wii-iFB, Wis., Deo. 1 Tho official &-M
count gives Peck, Deaccrat, for Gorrnor( $JM
17M.11W poorr. lteputUcn, l70,USt; JM
1'd.k's plurality 7,!sl. t&tH