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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ARf-L'MJLNTS IN .HECOl -V-ELMAN CA-T.
THK UN1TKD MtATMM . ITR1 Ml COURT TO DE
(_DK A$ 1Q THF. CHIOAOO CI'.AXO
JfRY'-" Jl'RlSDICTION.
Waaflflfegfla, Dee. 9.-Tho Vnited State. Snprcme
Court fer-day heard argument* ln the ca*. of (__M_M
Coaneelmun, brought here on an appo.il from a de
cistou by Judge t>re-~am refm-lng to gi-ant liim a writ
of habea. M-fM, <-oun_elm_n refuscd to answer
queatione put by thc QMcflflP Grpnd Jury whi.h _4<*>
emgmced ln un liive-Ugatlun ;i_ lo alleged f__~flM orf
tta Intet-tato Com-i.er.. IflW. OeanaaflBflB ??? a-hed
lf he bad received tx-ates from a-.y railrc-Wt. und. re
fnaing to BMVflr on ~.e <mnmd thai niT anawer wa.uld
eelminato himself, was adjndged _-tHf of rontempl
and aantonea- to a flM of ?.~o. laflafltattal pavment
uf flflflffl ta wn* lo be fcept ln the marxh- . ru-.-t.ody.
His prc~e.ut effort ls nomir.olly lo ol-mn hl- rck.i-e,
bn__h_ etaxt of a da v._4>n in his favor, lt ls _il_, wonld
make the lii_.r_ta_ Comnierro flM f_r____M_tf ">
eff-vtive.
.lohn N. .lewett ai*Rtied tho MM for Connselman.
<~ntend_ng that the Grn-nd Jnr v feafl M Jurisdlrtion by
vLrtue of whTcl. It could insUtute Its Inve-ipiUon, for
th? reaaon Uiat lt was an In.iuM.ta.rlal _._llflB_lM <?
a-_r__n whether uiy vlobtion of U.e lnw had been
ooromlUed; that lt ?_? a rrlmlnal MM and the ftt
tempt was to make ClipailflMB t.-_t._y ln vlolaUon of
the Flftb Amendment to the Constltulion. provldlng
Oat no peraon ahall be cornpelled in any' ti'iniliial MM
to _b a witJie-J against himself; that even lf not pro
hlt-b-l by tho C~-i__tu_lon, lt tl oontrary to Uie rom
rnori law rule whleh grant.s tT_l_ exemptton in nll __??_.
.Tvil a..,d cfhit-ial. and thnt Seetlon P?0 of the Rc
Vlsed ___tnt_, which ffatarw Uiat no evidence obtolned
in a J.i-rtiil proreeding 888 Be used ag?l__-t him in n
orimtnal proceeding. cannot operale to tabe nwaf
Oouri-_man'.s ron-titutional privtlege.
G. M. l__mberh-~n Mfflflt Uie Oov .rnment'- _1de of
the cafle, traversing tho question* roised by the atta-Mf
lor f-nnaelman. lle nekl Uiat the Fifth Amendnient
to the C_>n~liutloii was a .lmltation reatrtC?lj tho
onmmori law rule that, witness.- cannot 1~ oomircll-l
to ___? tea~Tnoiiv acalnst themselves in crimlnal
la-w^tha* _his ??-_ not a criminal caae, bnt nn 111
anlrv to' a?rcf_in if n crlme hnd been committed ; UM
H-etion 800 of tlie Revlsed Mntut~s takea away tta
rfgh. to re-uae to answer for fear of ...t.sc.iue.nt
prn-v-ntlon, and th-t the jiresumption of Jiirlsdl-tlun
is Ln fc'vor of tho Grand Jury.
a
NO CAi.fi TO MOVE OJAL IX THE WEST.
Rt. Loula, Dec. 0.-"The Kepublic-*'' dispnteh from
Macon City, lowa. says: "O. D. IHicherker. a large
fwner ot mlnlng Interest* ln Illlnols and a wholesnle
lealer whose OwMMM rovers much of lowa. yrsicr
day said U.at there wns not n week's supply of coal
ln the hands of dealers ln lowa, the Dakotns. ____
ne-ota. Illlnols. Kausits or Nebrnska. Mlners are
workiug on liulf time because of a scareity of curs.
Tl.e sltuntaon is not due to the negligerire ot-To-il-'nvs
but to tbe development ot the West nnd the sudda-n
demand for coal cau-ed flf cold weather at a tlnio
when cars ure l.mded with gruin. All that. part. of the
v.'-st BMBttaaai la in baaa-irlata danger of n tartoM
paal toaflnr as an lantonaa of rniiroiid difficuities
the Chicago, Mllwankee and st. Paal has practleallj
ite enilre efiulpmetit tiod up b.v grain on the ___BM
of lowa antl Dakota.''
-?-?
Rl>rMINO RF.l.ATlOy*- V"TII AI.TON.
Chleogo. Dec. 0 (>perlil).?One of the F_istern roads
that ref is-.-d to Joi-i the boycott _#___?! the Alton WM
tbo Uel.waro and ll.idson. bnt a< lt had no outlet by
wh.'h lt ro-.ild mich the boycotted MMi it was liclii
MM ln rtiderlng it any MllMMM. General Pas
Agent Cha.Pa'-n. af thc Alton, received Ikla
t hfl?a_ from 0MaMl gaaMaflW Apcnt liurdick, of
tlie He ln ware aai Hudso'i, thls mon'.tr.g:
Have isMi-d cir. ular l_wtn_etl__ our os-nts to ro
Mime snlc Of t;c'..etv and etaefllBI of bngg*ige _B F.ne
aai vour iine. C~opa__~~na,
The wav In whi. h General l*i.s-enger Apert Rob
crt-. rt the F.r;-. notified OflM-fll IflaamfBT Apcnt
(harltoi thai bla road has lifU-al the boycott wns __
follows:
It gives me great BlaaMM to be able to advlse you
that our eireator la now ln the hands of tlie prlntor
nn.i tinrlng the r_Mimptir.r. of rettttOM ^wlttl tta
Chicago aud Alton Ballroad. ^<~ know how 1 have
nll Blong peraonally felt ln regarl to thc l-yc-ott and
will an-r-tond how pleaaed I nm to be placed in a
posltlon bv Ihe managle.g offleer of theae Itoe* ta. re
,ew the friciativ rdalton *?tb vouraeM and tta eoni
,.hiv vou so abtj repreat-t Wltfltta m"**^
th:it we may never ivga'u be parties to a bipiMl t~ni
bat. I am yont., etc.
???
RK HM..ND TF.l.MlNAI. rOMMUTEF. MEF.TS.
Tliere was a MMttM visterday a>r the rommittee ap
potatoi by tfea ilM_on of the Hkbaaooi _-_m_m1
CflMpaay, wfliM aattoa was eonflrmed by the sto.k
holders at the annual meeting in Kichmond, Vn., on
Tii.--.lav. Tho ____miHee fet-ls more freedom now in
lt, iii'iveineiits und wlll conduct its work wit!,o-it MfBli
lo nny of the fa-'tlimil ditrei-en.es wfetell may exi-t ln
the (o.-npan.v. Ita (ommlttee appointcd Ai.tor Ma_r
\vt.-. of r-ewtird. GntbHa fl MOMWtt*. as Hs .cun-l.
lt wns decided to select expert aeeMBtula . I BMfea
a thoiough oxaminailon of tlie finanrial couditton of
tiie sytcin, aai ? itil the IflfOrl 0 r_d_fl M Bflflfl
aAllt be made to P-nnulate nny p'au of ndjusttiieiit or
iaia lanliatlon ?
.lohn li. Inamn, piefldrol of tl.e Terminal t'om
paay. reMmcfl to Uila dty yaatartafl aud mude tbe
r.!', iwtag stntement:
I ? The apiroiiii.n. ni by tlie sla.'hhoWers of the _?
} MttM of able _mm?_H to uid Uie rompnny In per
re-tlng the be t pbm tor tta puManairl adJaat?Ml ?
it-, uftairs flaefl aol la_eate nny b___l m U.cir oarl
(ir oa ihe parl ol l t preeenl MMUfaaaMt that tbe
Termli-il Compao. ?,r ll1'- - i"'" ,,f I"**('" u '",'t-'ol'i
li avenrbelmlngi) lnvolved. on the contt-ir.'. "?
ifeown iu tta aairaal refart, the IMa-taal OompaBy
owes no flMttafl debt whaievcr, nnd Uie nWl 8--__-~
iiiant in tfea >ltuation aii-e- from Ifea fact Uiat thc rail
rond MMtpantoa hu\c nol MM able to sell their se
rurltka at wtUfactory prie? to bmM th.-ir mmm
,,,,,,!- 1 i_n readllv iindci-tand that ull of UMM
who Ind hoped to -ee ihe rermlnol -v-t..->u di-linc^i-aicd
f'-l aii-gnintied I.y the Mpi -.intmeut of the commlttee,
but thoae who~ onb ooJect .- to buil.i it up and^jmt
,,,,,,,, ? sound nimnclai fooUna shonld look wkb
pl-n-'uie to the aid and .o op-ruUon of such men M
tlic ftO__0-d-~a have ;ipin-liit-d.''
?PO BBGI1I WAR ON TIIE ROADS.
nflcaflw. I>ec. 9 (Speclali.-'-Tho Cfl-Mfa TribuiiC
lays: *? A vtir w.ll be lnauguruted on thc i-ailroads by
thn National 1*raa_l__l_ttoa A-MM-ialon, in OflflgNaa,
laaaaM _ tta peeaeal atartaaje of freti-A cars. This
aaaeelattoa is eeMpoaM of ialaflalM from aij tta
bonrds of trade, chambers of commerce. nnd o'h.-r
kadinc OOBBMfTl .il e\efeaaflM tn the coutitrv. The
thrv-o t.odies ia Cklcana tatoaajtafl <o it am the lioard
nf Trade. the -Ml IAclinn.c ur;d tbe 1'iei.ht Hiirenu,
the m'iiitM-r-s of thc ].-. tcr being the beavlest ifeffffen
.ii ctflMfD. RepreaenlatlwM ol this National Aaaeela
Hon Wlll apircar lK-foie OmMMM and Bafl it Ut mnke
a l:iw cotnpclIInK tlie r.iilway compnnies to give a
uuiform bill of lading. aud to nbiilc i.y a lecipioeal
c?r sei-vl"-. An ollirer of the nssocialion said : 'As
I; |s now, the lallroata COMpel tlie ronslgnee to pay
51 a d-iy after the tir-t forty ci/ht hoora In wfelefe be
haa not ulilbedr-d h's pooia. Wc want a liw tbat will
rompel the rallroads to pay a penalty for detaya ln
irtni-portatlon and delays In furnlshlng car-. Two
rallr-o.'id nta-n In New-York are creatlng tli? bloehade
ln fra-lul-t rara, wbieb may make a eoal fatnlne ln
Cliiiaf'o.' ? _
E. T., V. AND G. OUNKRAL QTTKMO.
Knoxvllle, Tenn., Dec I (Special).-The repoit is
guinlng eurrency here that at the conilng annual
ni.vting ot tta i'u-t iMMaaaaa. V_ra_a_a nmi OeorgM
RalV--d a?C__o_-?ra here, on Daeea b.-r 1<J, an effort
wlll be mnia to re move tho gei.eral ____M to OflaM i
Baafln. H 1> believed that th's ls a pnr: of thr general
? h -ii. of >jr. 'nri.-iu to eonc8ntrali .'iii Ita ln__ata
..f |M BWB1 Mllraai lyatoM of which he seems to bo
nu-ster in the rciitri-l i-outti.
iu hi si.\Bill ok loflra BOASfl.
I '.ir.ao. 1> <? '.?? Tl.e I"** Iiiii"! nf llallway Caim.
r. h'ri lli'-rt a-th the OOK-BOT of that Stn ? it?
Mirl 'or 1881. Th* pross <_rilnifs have laMMial tnm
_7,14H._-4. in 1869 ta *43,102,_t.- in Iflfll. XM "? t
lna-l~aae of tonii.Ro af 180] om r 1.-00 i> L,lM.lt1 __??.
ihe o> r.t.... ??' -ii ti"- flaa_ waw MMfll OM
ln 1891, agato-l WH 9.47.379 !.. 1890. H_ -
,,. . . ? . . -.-? ali.ne BMM --.S.o.ii'.'.-'i'- in 1881,
mMm! 88T__88.__n in is'--o. Thi aaMtoM fr'"it l-HaflP
lova-a bualacM ha> _ra~tly i."r.-__"i o\.r 1888. T.i.-niv
iwo road* ra-porl aaaaMM aiuountinK t_ esi.201888, a
_ain om-i 1W" ot ?._.*>0 00?. __t_M M__ Mpafl earn
in.- ..f aiuflflaaa, ? ae_aa_M ~ i-.-o.o_i. 'ih< )_i
i-Mit-gai of lncr__ ln earoluc- la i-.narkai.lt. rai.tiing
from 15 to '.'7 p r mit. TM.- Conui.laalo:B8M *_.V "A
r.n.ipar!_n of the MiaMfll fl t:'--- Iu,v:' iMflMM for Ui.
i__t live yeai. furail-hv? a \ery Inti r< Ulng *tudv. Durl.ig
1HH7, HV? BM !-"-? under the B__M W*A? by the ioads,
ii.r w_s a l_lli..K -^ of revenue-, whlle for 1894) ?? .1
iis?l. ui.d. r tlu- Mtea made by the roniinla_.~ner_, _h.-i-?
aaa^ an inere_-ie of MMMMt an.oi:nting to ?0,000,OO.J ui
the tnm y__."
Ti.e number nf euiployea lu lowa 1- 27,583, laeln* _fli
la_ua tlian i" 1890. Tbl? ia due to the lon* of Uirou/h
tnalHc and thc ua. Ot hea4ier engin-_.
_-?
PROPOSED HOCK ISLAND BBf?flfllOV.
Chloaao. Dec. 0.?11 I" -_*-u~d thtt the lUx k I-land
:o~ii?nr ha- flMMMflMi to piako a aaaaeOflM wlth a ta***
wau-r jx.n. ln _-__-. A dl.patcl. fiorn Tuna-ka ?a.vB Ui_a
SSl
Pavuular " iBiiaaa'caca' Alaroad. "
"D_a~ence"bioad" is hjvl..;* ti.e la.gi.t ?ale of iany
laa- ___?- t_u fcaa be?n l-aued Xor year.. II la uovel
' 1-li-l __
K. W. BROWKH,
DIAMONDS,
PBBCIOCfl KTOM'.M. OKMS A 81'ECIALTY.
MANt KAfTrKKIl OK
DIAMOMi .11 Wl'.I.l'.V, WATUIK8. Bc.
' XO. 27 JOHN BTREJ5T.
a ncwiy asjaaiaal atiBtaaw aaaaa eeeataalag of sixty aaa.
left there tn-dav to survcv a llnc Ii.r t'.is extenslon of the
Rc.ek Island road from Reuo. its prcsent termlnua In Okla
hnmo ...uthwmd. thro.iRh Indlan Terrltorv snd Tt xu. io
tbo Oulf. _ __
IlOsTON AND MAINE KTOCKlloLDERS MEETT.
Bo ..n, Dec ?.?At the annual meeting of tho Boston
nnd Maine storkhoMct. to-dny, Wllllnm 0. WhUney,
of New-York; .loscpli II. Whlte, of Tlrooktine. .?a*s.;
Waiter llnniiewell. nf Ilo .on, and (Jeorpe U. llsvcn,
of New-York. were elect .1 dTrc-ctors to t_ike"Th? plnres
?>f ?Baata. slnclair, Paul, Sewall und l*ottcr. The
other *****9* ot tho boaitl were re-el-vled. lt WM
votcd to uppoiiit h cotninitteo to Inve?tlga4e the W*r _i
of lha Na li.'ii BBi Kochester Railroad and tl.o Man
t i.ester and Luwrcnce IBBl aml to BBBB in B__a8 888J"
trftl thc rot.d's wcie P_Bt lo BB8 I8BB8 BBi wlm were
the principal bcnetlriaries, and al*o to llnd out whether
Ihe Boston and Maino paid more than tlie fi?"c earnlng
mpaclty of Ihc.se ro.ids. Tl.e commiiieellB to report
at a special stockholders' meetlng to h*e called in
Hosrton prlor to tho next annual 999*9*9}.
lt was alw voted to have the aame committoe in
vestignte, tho leasc ol the Ipper Coos Rallrosd and
tho Knox nnd Linrolti, Teuiod to the Maine CcsitraJ,
and to learn whether said lca?es will not redure tl.e
dlvidendfi pald by tlie Maino Central. H was voted
also to have a oomniiitee investlpito the dmim .anocs
of Ute hirgo depfwit iu Maverlck Hank at tl.e time of
tho failnre, and to learn If tho dlrectors ln the exercl*-e
of proper care should not have wkl.drawn the depost
before the faJlui-c. The agreemeril of June 22, 1687,
between tho Boston and Maine and bhe Boston and
Lowell and Kaal.ua and Ixiwell roads wns approved.
It is rumored that the new deal in Uio management
of tho Bo .on hikT Maine mwns thnt thls Mg corporn
tlon ls to be n_*i as a polittcal miM-liine to make Ma* .*
ohtuatta Democratlc. The eloctlon of ex -Secretary
Whitney to the boaid of dlrecUw* coullrins ln tho minas
of gomo peoplo the pollticul repoii.
DISCFSRING RATES IK THE SOVTHWEST.
Pt. Loul . Dec. ?.?The convention of the committoee
of tlie Southwost-rn Rallway and Steamshlp Associa
tion reassembTcd here yesterday. The speclal commlt?
teo .having in cl.arge wheat and flour rates between
Texas and Washlngton and Oregon points reported that
an ad vanoo of 20 cents on 100 pounds be made ln these
rate*. and upon tho commitloo's reoomn.enda.tlon lt was
decided to lake no action other than to arrango foi
Joint action on thls rato ln future, should tho WashtiiK
ton and Oregon lines deslro to change at any timo.
Thero was 6onie conslderatlon of tlie dlvislon of through
rates with connecting lines, but tho matter was still
under dlscnsslon when the meeting adjourned. lt has
BBaa expected to havo a Joint BBBlMBBBB between the
Southwcst A?ociatlon and the Trans-Missourl on a pro?
posed aivaaee Bl luniber rates between Texas and
Colorado and Tta.li points. but the latter body failed to
niat'rtali/e. and Cliairnian Faltl.on was nv.ne.ed to
arrauaa for a meetlng at a later date, probably ln Janu?
ary. In tl.e meantiine he will gather informailrui upon
the subject in hand from Northern and C_orado luin
bermen.
TIIE MEMl'HIS CREATES A NEW OFFICE.
Kun_is City, Dec. 9.?The death of Tre.Tlc Manager
Sareent, of thc KanRas City, Kort .Stott and Memphls
Itoad, has caused the nuina-ement of the syatem to creato
?t new olJice. lt ls that t.f freieht trafllc mansger, and
to 1111 thls oftico K. S. WiiKhbtirii ITai bcen appolnt.xl.
His work ls to bcpln inimediately. Mr. Waahburn oonic*
ti.ni. ('inciniiiitl. l ntll a tt* n.oniJis ss:o he wa? traftlc
aaaaa? of tho "BBJ Four" syntcm of rallrosds. He is
naid to be a trstlic ottlclal of much ability. Mr. Wahh
burn t? to be at the head of all frclght buslneas of the
M .n].iils italiroad. J. F.. LeoBWOOi ls to^ave c.tlro
liaaigs of all yaaaSBget muttcrs and report Proct to the
presldent snd gcneral manaprr. A. C. fctlth is to con
tiuue *f> gcneral frclght a?cnt.
A r.OSTO.V AXD ALBANY DIVIDEND.
Boston. Dec. i>.-The Uostc.n and Albany Railroad
Company's dlrectors have declarcd a divldend ol 82 per
sharo, pay able on Deeernber 31.
MEETIXG OF TIIE BOARD OF TRADE.
Rl'( OMMKNDINC; THI'. I vTABLI-TIMF.XT OF A
ri'.UJHT EURKAU POR MERCHAXT5.
The Honi-d of Trado held Ha regular monthly meet
j.ig yesterday, an.l udoptod a series of resolutlons
woniraending varloms toplcs for the oonslderutlon
of th- Nntlonul Board of Trude and of tlie New
York State Bonrd of Truds. On recommendatlon ol
the Comtnittee on Rnllronds i.nd Tran*p>rtaUon a reso
lution was adopted urging the cst-iblishment of a
Frelglit Bureati to be supported by tho merchants of
the elty who liave large dealinga wlth the rallroads.
SikIi a bureau has proved ejktremely iiscftil In mnny
Wectera cities, and lt 1-. proposed to organlze one licro.
A cmviuss ol tho mcrchuiits of New-York will bo
made nt once to s_-t.ro subsiriptloiis wllh which to
make tlie axprfkn. nt.
A rcsolution offei^d by Darwln B. James, calllng
f..i- u speclal comuilttco to consider the d.^lrabllily of
j..-.?paring an uddtvss to tho co.nmcrcial .bodles of (ireat
BrltalB and tho other countrles of Enrope, to secuit)
their co-operation to the end tl.at the (ireat Powers
may be induced to glvo the mctals, gold nnd . llvcr,
lcpitl oquality at a linlforrn rntio, was luid over until
IlM aeat meeting nft-r a long discussion. Among
tlio toflca BBfJBBBai tar tlie consldenitlon of tl.e
Xatioual Boarl of Trnde was on.v aj.provlng that dis
pt.-ltiuii of tl.e siiver QBOBtlon.
The other BOfloa suggested to the National Board
wcrc: Th'. dcsinibillty of lostering the merchant
iiiniine of the I'nit-d . .ato_ by tlie enactment by Con
DOM _ the Toni.age bill, or BOBM Bituilar nicasure;
the rcpeal of all laws rt-latlng to tho oflice or duties
of th- I'nited st.it-s shipping Commlsslonors; the
appiopriation l.y Congress of money for the use of
tha Navnl Militia lu the sevenil States; the
furtlie.-aiue of comnn-rclul relaUons wlth other countrles,
l.iised ou (Be principles of reclproclty J the enactment
of a Judiclous unti adulteration law; the reduction of
letter postage to one cent: thc BBaaaga of the Tortt*y
Bnnkruptcv bill; the nior- effectlvo restrlrtion of
hnmlgrallon, and the wiplng out of tlie dlstlnctlon bo
tween third nnd fourth claaa mail matter.
For thc ooaaMeratlon ..f tbe Btate Bonrd the t.lli.w
it.K topics wore suggested: The appropriatlon l.y tlie
Mato of not loss U?aq 81j0OO_D00 for New-\ork'? ex
iiil.lt nt the W'orltl's Fnlr in Chicago: the rrpeal Of
the aaai* laws; nn Iniproved taleghone service and
chenper rates: the lmprovement of the Stat? **_**!
the aui'-ndincnt of the Stute collection lawb and of the
pic-.ut oppresslve corporatlon laws.
\lexander D. Andeisnn. Speclal Comnnssloner for
the WorM's Fair, aaa present and nfldressed the meet?
lng. The annual meetlng for the election ol officers
will bo Leld ou Jnuunry 12.
JU? CKBJmCia (IIFTS TO POOR CHILDREX.
Tl.e dt-slro of the Chrlstmas Soolety to prnvlde 20.000
po-.r chlldren with a Meiry ChrlstirMiA has Interented l^opl.
not only In Xew-York and Hrooklvn. but in the ?_rr-undli._
to?n- ir. Baa Jaaaay. MoaaaeBaaaaia and oeaaeaaleal
Every plft, however a.nall, will tie weli-ome.
uox<s wc- ssM fsataaaav to Mr_. \viih_j. h. Va.id.-r
bilt, Mrs. K. V. K. Cru.er, Mrs. tathn.p R. Hacon and
>l.s. Jo.'.n I.yon (laidlner. Mra. Vand-rhllt aluo xave
*81. Mis. Newbold U. LetUy ?10 and Mrs. I>avld Wulfe
Blshop 85. Thls brfafa th* toUl rtcelpto from boxef.
ii,, |e *<!20 snd fron. .-lf"* ?400.. TIckets for the galKry
ore o:i ssle at the (iarden.
Wl.ile Uiu recclpu so far are as larpe as -\pect_l nt
thi* tlnie, yet voul4-bc jrlvera should not foreet tbut the
?eeteay BaaaBs u. make provWea for ut ie*-<t ^>o,ooo little
i. Aii.onu tliuse wl.ri luive tilk.ii bnxes ate Ollver
Sumner Teill, fjapaoart Stcwart, Hcrbcrt U SatUrlee.
Ihaeaaa Evarts, WBUaai R BBeaai. ABBaa Iwiin. jr..
Hfl 1. . ***> ***, ABalBh I.-dcni.unt, Mr*. F. 8.
WltberbOS, Mrs. A. BOWBeBI Murris, Mm. W, BfaMa Sh.n
ii iu. Mis. U_\l.i Wi.ilt- lllstiop, Mrs. Roliert Mlnturu.
Mis. Wiliian. l^outias ,Sl(*iie, Mrs. Wllllam S.-hmiii-rhorn.
Mr-. V. ti. Swan and Mi?s H. 9, 0*999, Mrs. Frtslerlr
._IBge, Mi?. William 8. Fanshawe aud Mr*. Jaim,
lf. VIsBar, Maa. BOBSS R. Risht.p, E. Iiyer, jr., j. a
I'loiran, Mr*. All? rt B. .-oiir.ie, Mm. Fied J. Kenu.than
and M.s. II. I,e(iianl Caniinn.
.// WBOWtBt M BOBBT FOR WHAT HE tAJB.
The Maa of the peoplo scainst the flrm ol Jerkowski *
S InlT for an alleg.-d conaplracy to defraud their crcdliors
was aftaln bi-f-i ? th*** looltea faintor yesterday after
noon. Last W** Mr. J.ikt.wskl te?tltl>.-d that he aud
Schllt had entered iuto au aKrcement to buy Roods on
trcdit, sell out and aettle lor 33 rent. on the dollar.
BJaea then ho and Sthlfl have made up, and yesterday he
went ot. tl.e sUi.d aud testltlt-d hc had made a mlatake.
ll, IhoagM BeBIB liad chest-d hlm aud he wauted to tc?
lify ai'.iin*t. BBa at hls own )?crll. Xowr he says Schitl
didn't ahaal hlm and he ia aorry for what he said. Jer
Hnivsk.'a BBbBWV ?a?s he la not sound mentally.
Th- fallure, whlth was for 800.000, waa preopltatt-d
l.v Allie.t David, an cx-partner. liavld did not thlnk he
3? T A. KT O S .
AH ABSOLUTELV FIKiiT-CLAtvi. FIANO.
had Rot hla juat duea, aud ao ouc nlght last october hr
telegiaphed te the credltora of hls ...rrn.-r paitnei-i fn.m
thc llaia Hotel . -'Look out for Jrrkowaxl & ?. hllT. They
are gt.log to beat you."
The case analnst the flrm ha* l>een hariclnc for two
months. lt will come np tiKain on Decembei 11.
XOTES AROVT THE BOBSB*
wu \t IB BOBN o\ at Tiir. nnoi.ci.Yx tback*.
AND _I. . WUl'.KI..
Tho hors? who riitapalgiied during tlw legitimate
nwing season are now in winter .f.aii -t . wllh tli.>?
c-ption ol a few wl... nre n.rlng in Jln-l-.n (Vu.ntv.
At ihe Brooklyn track on Tue -ln. the w.iter looked
at the hort_w.lit thc irwyor BtaMaa. I'. I. Dwver's
were tlie flr-t lot In-p't t-.I. " I'l.ll" Hwy.-r. Jr., wus
about to start for tl.o ettj.. "??? ttttmttp ******
the h.irses. The tlr-t box h* opened lt.nl sir Joha for
Mi Invnato and he looked r. innrkably w. II. Ile ls big
Mi a full ..I lif.'- IUa aahJea Bevar loohei i-u w, 8
that there |s everv BlBBMB *** tt will 88 In th" BBBB
lng bnttles of the turf rampaign of 1888.
Holcrn, tl.o. dud", BBI IhB next iu line. Mrt.arrv
_iid tl.at I.o wa* tl.e fastest hot*^ he ever saw. bnt thr
mo't uiitrustworthy ln a race. Ile B88 BBBB BM BBi
und hns been flred. K_lare was tlie next. She hns
had Ihi Iron upplied to her iinkl.--. *ha is *****
thin In Beah, but ls Impcvliiir. everv dav. Temple
BBi Vadrld both |00B well .-iiul hav- picked up wr.uder
fully since the sea*on ilosed. A l.n.ther to I.ong
strecl. who wa* not raccd in hls three ycar old form. ta
? splendid sp.rimcn of tho thf.mughbr. .. Ba I- a
\o\y wlth ? peculiar BBBB8 and snlp. In tlie next liox
.la-uls the ycarllng bn.tlier to Teiiny's c..n.|iien.r.
He Is a black, with taa mur./.le and
Baaaa, and i- u.e higi.e-t luiaiii, l.I
looklng yearllng ln training. Ile l.a-* lieen tried and has
glven proof of his qnallty.
Blacklo<k is cating Ihe. best of oats and hay. He
may win ont his foed bill. I'ortt l.e*ter has gi.wn
into a splendldlooklng colt. lie ceit?inly should 88
a randidnte. for lundlcap 888088 ln thc sprlng. Fro
raont is resllv like his sire. He ls one of the best
lookk.g aaaa oi his Baaaaa atoa, tBaaaaal, Hc tooBa
as lf he would be a hard horse to beat ln tl.e aprtag
a* he grows und spread.s every dav. l.lkc hi- lll.
ho is never still ln the paddock. bnt tahc* mon) work
than hc would get with a boy ot. hi- back. St
CB-BlBB. who is a perfect co.u.t'-rpart of Ma siro, St
Blalse. has been blistercd. Ho looks splendid. Ile
wlU get regular work as B8BB as thc tt/fW leaves
hls foreleg<s wliero ho w;ls blistercd.
Now about UM yearllngs. Tliat is the place where
the Dwyer stablcs ore weak, but Mc-maid, a beautiful
daiighter of St. Blaise and Palmctto, has done
nll that was asked ol l.cr. Tho N. BM of
the moderate order. The stable Baajhera
seventeen at prcsent. Thero are live turned
out at Red Bnn. X, .1. The Btabta hai a good BBBaoa
and pnld Its way wltli a good iiinr. n M th- rlcbt sido
of tho ledger. Bolcro, tl.e, tlude, w I.o fetclied 188,000,
had to ba paid for. 88 that lt was a hard game to uuit
tho Swison wlnner.
M. F. Dwyer's stnble wlU be n stmng one In the
nll'iiged-cliiss in l*i?2. Hc haa only U*t icurling. *
hls stable and llardy Campb. 11. lha trniner. suid tlmt
he liad not done euougli wltli them to form nn opinion
as to their uuality, but BBM tl.cy BB_0M bc rlass
enough to race In Jersey, Longstreet looks tlie ****
rncehorse he is. There ls not a Mgn of tlio Injiiry
which he received in hls IB08 wlth Tcimy. Ills tm*
looks -silkv, nnd he hn* tak--n on tlcsh und lill-d out in
grand shapc so that tt looks aa if he would be a
randldute for the Brooklyn nml surbiirbaii Handi.nps
and carry the top weight. I'otomae 1* the lnrgct
horse ln training at th? Brooklyn trn.h. Dr. BBaBMUi
hnd an intervlew wlth lilm, as Uc has beon ilr-d. He
ls sound nnd all right nt |MBB__ Hb feet luive paa I
out nnd look as lf tliey would stand thc te*t Of trnln
Ing. Potomac stamped himself one of tl.e very p*t
three-yeur olds Ut-t huve appemvd ln any roiu.tiy. He
won his raccs thls year un.li-i- every disadvuntage.
Hls loct wero ln terriblc, conditlon, and in trying to
favor them ln hls work he struck himself on one of his
tendons, which caused him to be thrown out ot training.
His great slie makes lt hnnt work to train hlm. aa *
much weight may cause hls feet to bur*t BBBBB. should
he train and cntne to the post ftt and well next BM 9%
he slumld plck up many raccs In 1*02. Klngston ls
la better conditlon than ever before at this season of
tho year. He has pl.mtr ai fle*h and is full of play.
and BM not shown a purticl;* of BOMaCBa. Ban.|.i. I i
plckipg np floeh, and wUl bo ln lt ,*ure, lil* attcinlaiit
says. He is a gelding and gcldlngs Improve with age.
so lt looks as lf the boy was rlght. "Old Iiones,"
Raceland, was runnlng in a paddock. He ls looklng
ao well as ever. His scvere campalgn BBBBM to hnve
fljsret _ wlth hlm. ss he was full of plav. and If he calns
flefih as ho has beon doing he will be big und hlj*li ln
the sprlng and BM his btable name. " R8_B_a RBMBi
ha* growu aud qaaai. He is a compa. t, well-fonned
hona. That hc Im* *pecd and stamlna cv-ry raeegOOT
will swear to. He has beon a very sick horse. and his
ohaaeaa i?>ked d-.ubtfui for aevenl Baaa, bnt ho
rallied. and is now as robust and ns good 8 1888 Ba
there is in the stable. He will dn to reiiitinber in tl.e
sprlng.
The Ventllutors are of a llattBOt typa in thcms-lv.-s.
Alrshaft and Ai.tlght have giown and wlU bu of t!.
avcrage sltc, but Alrplaiit 888888 to reinain statloi.ary
and has not rotin .xl out into thc BhaBe of BB ai'.sl
Baaaa. He wUl hardly bo up to BtaBa v.iiiht*. Bta
tralner suys, but he will make tl.-ui l.ustle when ^i
gets weight off. There Is ons ycarllng ln UM lot by
Oi.ondnga, dum Bll-s, who Is ti t?**P lookiBI
yoiingster. He surcly luis tvery in.li. ation of a good
onondaga.
Oa tlie other slde of the tradr. Ookwel .1. Rappert'a
Bataaa are ataBiad. Coa balfhtoa ls lha traloor.
Lelghton h?& not had time to get hla stable anaaaai
ns he wants it. The rarpeiit-w ar- l.u-y pattfQg tl.
llnislilng ttmclie* on lt. The 880,000 y.-arllt.g *
r-.lly a grniiil looklng colt. nnd Lelghton lik-s i.i*
action. ile woiiici a qaarter in -jo aeeojraa the
ilr-t time he wus a*k?-d to *I"'-'l the (Ustanc'i.
He ls a g._.d Ao-t nnd a pi-.nii1.nn eoJt Tae
other ycarllaia In tl.e stnble Bava mored to U Ir
trials a* if thev would be ol tlie Qseful sort Lotghton
1- tne owner of h colt bv Imp. Han.lv Diiimoiit, dam
Slintton. who is gOOd-Baoi, g.n.d l...'ilii_ und I- fn-t
He worked a quarter on Tuesdav ln -1 soennds aml
tinishi^l tho three eiplitli* in 37 s-.oiid*. ca*(_ np.
He ce.tutnlv look, antl a> t.s like a I-'.kkI ouc l.-lnlilon
Is one of the ilcht sort ..f tralnei .. Ilc i* never in a
hurrv. takc* time aai -ive* Ml* hoiaes every chance,
und when his l.oi-? * are ca|.ablo of wi.iniiip raoc M
?enia tl.em to the jh -t fit nnd they rnn fo their form.
Colonel Ruppert lntends to have a _r00J| Mal.l-. and
Is wiillng Pi buy at any tln... ai a Btlr piloe 11 a wm ie
is capable of sl.owing that l.e ean win i-t.<-. H-.iiv
lliinis, wlm train* Ibr Wi.liain Iiarrl. _ is on the b.okout
for thc Kentutkv pnrehases. ._ ._ .
0 it Marrta is at Uiawaani. "Jaoi" Joynor ha*
Baaa Boatfe. J- W. Bqacra ta in Denvcr. He wll' i-e
t.iru next week. M. F. DwyOT aud "J00" Vcitlic are
at BocB l>edge, Fla. (yciojis dlei at the t.-m.s mncB
of J. A. Moirls on Noveniber 2C fnun tha c11c_s of a
(uiu..r. Ile servci a nu.nber ..f eboloelj brei ...a:-.
aai Baaa paoailae .t botoi a u?eiui *ire. Cycbips was
on- ..t the. fu'tc^t i.o.s-s in tralnlna a fen years a.-...
lll* fuvorlte dlstancc wa. live elghths oi a mil-.
PRU'ARfaG FOR A CB*I*TMAA TtXE.
Tlie New York 1'ia.tl.al Aid So-lt ly, r-n-:itl- I-hoi
poratcd, has its liead'iuut tc:s ut No. 111 o \Vc*l Thirty
llfth .. Hs object 1* to prov.ilo ii.-tli.tl atl-mlan. -.
medlclnes and slrk rtx.in *uppl:es fre- l<> -i. k and dcstl
tute uBHilBB. a* wdl as to atfoitl reli.-f t<> tlie f.niilll-s
of the worthy ]nKir. IVr-ms out of woik will Ba
assisted to llnd cii.ploym-nt. A day nursery f-B'the
car.-, ..f the cl.ild.en of woiklng woinni BM bBBB c-l.l.
Bahai. A .isss lor IBa laatnwlloa of boya artll Ba BeM
on Tuesdav an-1 KriUay BBBfllBBi unl one for giil* OB
Saturday* from _ t'> I P- "i. AmnajaBMBta are b<-itu
niarie to have a BBaiaOBBB Chrtataaaa tiff, whl.-h will
be laaBai witi. ko.?i HBaaa. OaaMhatleaa la ?aaai
irr enods may I* ??nt, direetly to Uw ln .Itutlon or t..
tlie secretarv. at No. o<> Wall- .. Thc oUrera aic Will
lam c I'oi.eris. proslBent; B. K. Hu'-r, vn ? pnalAenl:
james W. NBBMi trea-uror; K. A. Ma<U..i.. BB : '-">?
TIIE FAlfEB IBLLX* BB0JU I1IMKI0.
Detroit, Dec. O.-Kicderl.k A. Harter. f.r many
years paylng teller of BM Detroit BaMOBBl l.ank, I*
short about iflO.iSli) ln hls BeeBBBla The r.-tlrcinent
of Ca*lilcr David*o n an.l tli- < ii-l.inary aiidllln.' and
examlnation of the books led to the. dl-.overy of
Harter*! crime. H I- s.i;,l iii, in-fhi.t ?as to rnisc
the ligure* on rhecks present .1 f.-r payin.-nt ut.-l al -..
make fiil .- entrle* to eover up the tl.-ll.'i-i..y ln tlm
cash. Harter BB8 BBBBB partial r -tituti'_i uiiil will imt
Le jirosccuttd.
- 0-?-?
HARJOT. THE KLAYER OF MKS. IIOSARD.
AtlanUc lllghlatids, N. J., Dec. tt.-Tho BBBJBBBl Into
the murder of Mr*. Annle (i. Leonard wus r -iini. 1 to
dav before O.roTicr I'o*teii und 1.1* Jury. The vcrdlt I
?hs thal Louis Hariot. tho farui hand, wllfully uud
fclu.ii'.u -y Lilied Mrs. Leonard,
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MYSTERY IV THK ll'O.VS ( IM'.
The report tliat Mi.ha-1 hlin.-T. U-- n.m a.-.-UM-d t<
kllllio.' Knii.-rl l.vi n?. lll Ch.-rrj-?t., had liad.-, ?oine kind
ot coiitiiMlnn lo Inapector Hyriic* at l'uli.- ll-adtiuaru-rn
waa r. pt-Mt.-d j-stcrdav. A i.uinh.T ol r.-|K.ru r? saw
Sliiie: lu tbo Toml*, but ho rcf.i?.d Vt admlt or d.-nv thal
hi- had acaaaaai bbiBBbb. Ha aaaU aali r.-iM-at Bta
dularitii... tl.at he did not klll Lvoua. It W* kiinwu
that laapaeaai Bnaaa uik.il witt BBaaf at fBBaa RaaaV
Qi.art?-.? aa Tueadav. l.ut tl.e laaBBBBB |... Ii!v>l\ r. t.ist*:!
to talk on that auhjet y< -t-rday. The iu)?u-r> Indla'-tl
Ihat hllu.y had U.ld aomeUiliiK to In?p. it..i liiima. ln the
TB* l.nlr?l Paaklon I! I
CbrUtmaa /UU ot M UMIUIL Iruoi t.l..j. O. KL1M
CO . lllfc-sl. add Oth-ave.
BUY A LAMP ?*??
I or t'farlaimaia
...ul Wcdatlna Gllto
Nothing for the co_t wlll be -u.-h
a wur-. '.( .on-t-nt flflUMt to the
rc.-u.lint a_ a flM-MM "?___*
B.r-' Banauet, IMano, or Jal le
L_n.ii.Al fl-TE TIII8 1 A? r
It-'t ___??__ A'l Oamtrajwrt
? ___.ii.i-_. are not ti?- '?li~l_eater.
Take noanballl Btc -__">J_f
_._i,-r'all ...-?? .7 aaeaMwtoon
"oi. -It l_ aa good." _-r. *blle
other L~ipa may look a? wdl lo
u.e lha." s. lll ha- :a ronaU.i *"?
i.r" are un ever I.an.p l.rat la
?.',alne, -nd 1* *&&?.
?uil. We n:_K* over Oi._ ._>'-?
?Mi iMktlie atora and Wnmm
hKiitiuK bamat, muta, MWrnma,
?<?.
___ _ __nff_-8fl8B0 BT
_.I.W-IU. -IIMEB * ?0
10 A Ifl Oafl??> 1-808. ?? ??
T.e ~l..u.c_' ta?L?#^M^jU,-Ct"?__.
jSp? B? rffC_S?~-!_S5M
tJ_.__^8^
aaa. _ .
_opo of abflflBfl MMJMM from hl...?'lf, airt thai thc ln
mmmtt w?s at work on aomi near _MW.
.. . B ? ?
/?///. TBEOCBBOETOE COlRTMARTIAL.
OSJ-IO-- AC.UN-T TO fl-tttt OPnCKIt-THK
TIUAL ______??
Major Ch.-irles 11. Thn~kmorton. of tl_e2d Artlller..
Cnlted IMM Army. appa-nred at the Army Uulldlng.
TTblfl-nn ll vc-terd-iy monilng ut 10 MO o clocic.
wliem 8 court murtiul of thlrtcen members hnd met to
try hlni M a-harges nlready -perlficat ln the dntlv PMM
numoly conduct unbccomlng nn offlcer und a gentlo
maii* nnd ? violatlon of artlclea of war ln dupll'-tlng
hi? pay votichers. The chnrges speclfled the duplbn
tlons la aaeh Instance. the amount ovcrdrawn on cncli
vou. hcr havlng been *~_l 07. The dctnlto of tho
, |, MM Bfen suld thut he hnd Issuod checks on Lntham.
jIMiBBiBf fl <~- and on tho Llncoln Nationnl Iiank.
to pay ilebts WhM thero were no funds to his credlt at
ih- . instltiitloiis. T_ curli and ull of these diarae
Mnjor Thn.. kmorton pleadeat not . lilty. UU r..uns-l.
Krederlc 11. Coudcrt. n-ked for nu udlournmcnt of ut
leu-t two woeks, reuding fmrn nn ufl-iivit of Major
?1 fuackmorton's. in which it was _id that he had been
______ under arrest at Fort Kchuyler and uiiuble to
neo his counsel.
colonel lturr. the Judge-Advomle. knowlng Uils to
be true. suld lie could not push thc case under the cir
IIB-Mlaarr as he thought reasonable time should. bo
aUowei for prcpariitlou of the defence.
Mnjor Thiockmorton objected to the pic?euce of
Ueutenunt Colonel l/_or M the courtmarllal, as lie
!,m.i abeaflf flfl?e_ and ______fli an opinlon. TMm
Colonel LadM admitted to be true, nnd the obje.tl M wns
HMM?M -ustalnod by the Honi-d. Th. court then
idjoiirned. to mee_ at 10 o'cloak on Decamiber 2'.1.
Tho detall for the court Is CfllMMl EJwell 8. Otl .
_0th Infantrr: Colonel Henry flf. OtoMM, -1th Ar
tlllery: 0-*__ Nuiluin \V. Osborne. Mfl Infantrv;
Colonel Charles O. Ilartl-t., Oth Infimtry: <W Ml
Mclvlllo A. Cochran, Wh Infantry: Colonel La Khett
L Livlngstone, n.i Artlllory; Lieutenntit-Colonel EM
w'nrd ti. BMh, tltb Infantrv; Llriitenant-CailoiielI Kl.-li
urd l?dcr. lst Artll.-ry ; LlrubMiaiit-Colonel Edmuid
C llainbrldge, .id Artlllcry: Major Asa B. Ownf, pay
m'n^ter- Major Johii-on V. D. Mldlleton. furgeoii:
"lal-.r Gtiv V. Henrv, Hth Cavalry : Mnjor Willlani M.
Wli.-n-v -ilst Infantrv: Uenieiinnt Colonel Thomas I-.
BaiT, "lieputT Jtidge-Advocute-Gencrul. Jwdge-iulvocate
of thc court.
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TROURLES OF RFSIXESS MES.
TI1K MKWWXJL BnOTIIKRs MAKF. AS flflflXOMM-Urt
?THOUR SVXUICATE AFPAIR*.
Darln* C, DartM ?> and Oeorge H. Newell. compjs
lng the flrm of D. C. Newell A fioti-., lnmber devb .
at Nlneteenth st. aml Eleventh-ave., made an asslgn
ment yesterdajr to Valentlne Mur_, who Is also the
aasignee of James H. l.ounsberry, wlio failed on Tne_
day. J). C Newell, the aenlor partner, ls one cf the
oldt-st lnmber ir~rcl__.nU ln thl? clty, havlng been In
MtflflaM for nearly Mfty year*. He wa-s MnlW partner
|a the, Im of Neweil. Knapp fl BO0aN thlrty years
agif; and later Uie tlrm became D. C. Newell A BOM.
When that flrm got Into financial ilifftciiltles live years
ngo a syndloate was formed ln whi.h .lamay. Condle,
Jafl-M 11. lyounsberry, BeiMf RanaM ond others Wfllfl
inU-ra-sted. Notes of the tlrm In.loreed by members of
tlio Ijailiato are maturlng, and several have already
gone to paatoat < n which Judgments huvc been entcied.
The mlll and imohlnt-ry were valuol at about flflOjBOO,
und Ifea mill was on leawt gmtiiid. The leases of tlie
mill pri'iierty wew at one timaa held ln the tiamo of
1. C MeWeU alone. The latta-r was al-o repuled t.i
own propertv at YonlKM valued at ?:.0,i.tii), niottgaged
f.u- twca-tblrd. its value.
LECTURES ASD BEETIN08.
Tho Rev. Dr. R. A. Hollond, of St. T-onlri, lx>_an a
?Mtoa "' ii'ieii'iay leetaiM Maaiaj.al Titoltp Obareb.
111.. laat BIM wlll be glven ev-ty d:iy thls week. The
n'lbjc-t Mteatai by Dr. Hellaai is "CbaiaaMral R.?lllrion.',
KotwltMaaaitoi th- Mi M_fl__r Maaiap _ i?r_" bbm*
her of nun aaaaaaMai at Trlnlty Church aud llstencd to
thn I.it.ire witb evldcnt Inta-rost. A num..-r of prominent
MalaeM ii" ri imm praaaal. Btohap Pattar anJ lha i.'
Dr. J. Nevett Stcle also weN l)^?eent.
The nrst of the course of tecMlM to M t'lvn in <ir-?'-e
MpCM ihiiiih, Nlu-tv -.-. ourt--t. itml I'urk-iivi-., w*. __
Uvraei iii Ita ebareb Taaaiagr areatof by Hrofi??or fletart
ii._..m. Dawtara. His _ubjct Mfl M **I~IM Aid to tho
Injiiis.d."
Tlio roms of tho N.-w-York QMMM Club, at fla. '.14
Klftli-av.'., aver. iillcd Monday night by the memt.-!, of thu
club aud their friends, who MaMMi t. .n _M_Ma|
1..-U,.- i>v Wattoaa ?._->id Lavtaoa. ..f Br_oi.i>:i, apaa
"InsUnUneous l*hoU.|zr_i>i.y a_ an Aid to Btl-BM Bl*
tory and Ait,'' lUaallBtoi hy over 100 lantcrn slld- s.
tik Beat l'-itur.' w-iu i.e iatlMaai Dy UM Bm. Cbarlaa
ll. TlMl. of thls clty, on Dec.-niber 21, subject, "Tho l-'air
L'lty of l-'li.reiii-.^."
Ono of tlie besl etitertalnmeiits to he given ln HBltoM
thls Hcason will be held at the Harb-m IYesbytyrlan (flMNh
to-morrow evenlng, when Fred BMMBM Hrooka, Uie paal.
huiii"rl>t, will make his flrH appearaneo ln that seatlon of
tlie , ity this fall. Dr. flf, Roborb-on, Uie tumhleionlcon
aad hl.-lgh-l. II r_.lol.-t, wlll be pruaent. The Lcirox Quiu-.
t.-t and fiaalaa Maai, organl_t and aecomp?ilst, will MM
plaM th'-' pni-rainnic.
F. Bb__M I5r..iikK, the i~et huraorlat, will be heai- in
iho lUil'-n. PieMfMMa OfeaNfe on VMiaP evenlng. Drl
w. Rabertaaa wlll ai?o bo paaaaM The r^nnx Q.mrt'-t
nnd BrakflM Maai. amaalM and aci.oinpai.lst, comul-te
ti.- pafMM?a.
i>r. .lanies H. Barflaaa toetarai nnd his wife -nng
lo a deligl.ied nudleiia-c ?t the Hurleni Yeung Meo'i
Chrlsttao Aaeo-tattoo laat Blaht Dr. BorflaM apoka
oa ?? Tntfv. or the Um nnd AbaM of Pvalee.-- his wlfe
UhittraUng hta potata i.y appripflata aonga. Tho
?iit>-i-ti!iniii'-nt wns l.utli pb_B-_Bg .ind novel.
TMM rSi-Pfl %MJP-MVTLDIX9 IX UATXM.
An~.-ta, Mc. Dec. !? CfMlal) A revlew of Ihe
shlplitilldlng opcrntlons lu the Stat.- tli- |ii'-iit BMBM
icvi-al- tiiat i? ha- bcen an unu~ally nuiei y.-ar |u
thc paifla. Thls has beon oeeaaflMMi ln a large d.-L-i-e
!.\ th- hu-k of nctlvlty In tlic cartylng bu.ncs-i. Lat.
yenr. when ves-el jiropritv wu - a-tlve und the protlts
hirga; th? yaral-1 wre iinmaially busy. Recal ,. Co..
of Wald'ihoro.' and (ieorce A. tMlrhri-t M> Co., of Rock
limd, have c.t h a ve-.-.-| ou the atflflflfl ta bo lauut ha-.l
aarifl in the sprlng. S. II. ll.-irbour, of llaugor, wlll
biiild two smnll stenmers tho present wlnter. aiid the
Mes-r . stei^on luiv. a heel lald for n three m,> r.<|
Mhoaaw al Boekfort. Havwaoi A Ofl_, have a __k>
ton -ilnion.-r al.out r-.-uty to laiinch; ('(Kimbs _. Co..
one of nliout Too tons, nnd II. M. In-an another of oVil)
ton-. Iraiicls C .u-iiis nnd others, of Ka . lllue mn, fw.
lend to I nll.l ii srhnoner of nbout 2<>) tons. and It ls
expaetai tbal M. L BaaafcM a Ofl wfO buiid a oMir
-i?.-,t vi- i aasl aaaaaw.
In Ihe ilatrtol of Batfe H~ two Iron crtil-ers bulldlng
by the Batb Ir..ii Works BM well ready towural cora.
pleilon. The New Knglnnd Company bas under wav
ii large stenmer; S*wull .v Co, u large shlp; Kelly ..
Ifaar one m-mmmps HUflaM I. DmmbO. a aflflMflar.
;-:nl "i. ... I>a-itln*.' i MfcoOMT. The tital nuniber of
ve -.-I-. built ln the state thls yenr is us f lll-ivvs:
_!__?? - i tarfla, 2: aakaaaan. 77; aloopa, 47 ; st wmer.
4: barfeetrtinea, :;; ta.ui built, 134; taitni tonnaae.
.*.o,:;:i7.
HM, CEUTJ__fB- UFB AT LAKEWOOT.
I_kewood, N. J., I>ee., O.-Tho cicvelands ure lead
lag a qula-t life iii Uielr cottnge ln the plncs.
Mrs. cievelnnd seldom nppearfl on the pub?
lic Ughwnys. Two or three times a week she
go.. out dtlving, aeionipm led b.v the <\ I-rcsl
ali-iit nnd lialiV Batfe, l.u-t Suiiduy u nu.uie-r of
n'M.il.'iir pliotogi-iiphers lurkcd about tho cottnge for
? evi-i-al lioiir-.. wulttng to get a chniice to tuke a BBM
.-hot of li r. Khe outwittcd them, however, by turtilng
up lier Mflfe cihir In such a way that lt hld parl
of hcr face. Tlw ..mateurs are anxlous to get a pho
Mfiaflfl uf P.uby II til ll also, but the nnrv? hns st..ct
order-. to prot.Tt Ita child fivm their iritru-in--. I(
I-. r-poitd at thn i.'levrkuid cottage tluit Mra. cieve
laii.t ln '?!.-.?> im- her r iial health.
The l.iamaa af limsrenrr Abread.
KXCIT1NUI JOLI./l flalted fOR ALL AQESI
THE WAKIUNG ATIILETES.
THEML MAY BE SEVERAL REttWAHOSS.
WHAT Wlf.L THT. MANIIATIAX ATHI.F..IO CLUB
Jjo'-TIIB TALK l.0NT_OVK.H8Y.
rn,. m of th.- Btttaaaa u*? ?" m* ?u**"* "vory A%V
Tha'V^a.relZ- ***. _*-????;*
..??,-,., Athletic I'nion la M>re*dlnl.. WBBa lt H l*>?
, _______ take no action BBOBl reslgnlng, the fa-ts are
""^"^..^"tronhle I. br_.,ht about over the sm.lter
. . __________ trf the M.-titipolitan As iwlatlon of tlie
rlubs, members of in. ? ? uh|el. ___,? ,?.,,?
******* ****_** \,'lr:;1-; " gvea the *?_*,.??. ?*
l,u|.-ortani .'lubs- A rule^whl . .*T^ Iir1.e.fi,n,tir.. as
a. M08 SJ^ J,.*K_Lll_ Athl.tl- Cta . wl.cn
Fromlnent offl-lals el t.c > J*"J2J?_ dl?.?.,a.ti.a.
SLTtt^TelSTt "V^noomclalactlonhad
OhBli lu m ? - " _,?wever. that noi.io
_?,.,? S y-a-rday t.,t ln BMBJ*f"-*fSj H
iiilon BB club would probaMy do tte BBBfl tl,,..-. W
.hat 1.1* C?h I.ad l,en ou fa- *_*** ot <~??<?Z
Z um,.. ****, but ihat Ba hai 8twya?ae8.MB fr?r*
,? nrvint anr such *.4*9. H* ******* **_ ,f ,h'H
iTS 8,?,U,.r propo-tloa ,o w.U,dr.w fr.m, OM-taB
,?. would lnteri.se no further obiocUon*. Ihe pNBOM
UBHiaia MM Jsnssen'* proiostd n-w smatcur league
"MM Mathcwsau, of tb, Bcrkclcy AthletJo Club.
mmt Ut thlnk that tho unlon co.ild do little wron^^W
rrtaiy J. E. Bulllvw. ls BBlaa Pt****, hut he had noU,lnK
Z aay ycaterday for publle.Uoo. l8888lBSa James, how
ever, was doing a heap of thlnklng.
The MllllBlB llBlHai <f Mr. 0*****.** J*
BfaaBBBtaa Athi-uo cinb aaaaBafl M_ "aaM *?**?
unlon and jolu the _______* 1-sgue ha* stlrrtd up snoth-r
littl- ****. tmWAmt MiU'-r. 1? BB *****_?*_*_'
day. intimated that his le8ffBB iM not want clthr r thc B. ?
York or Miii.liatt.u clulis as ir.-mb rs.
-Walt until they sre aak.-," said hc. Mr. Mfflea.
however, ta not the Hoard of Control of the baseball world
and hls l.aWll-all are personal and probably do not fat*
that of tta UBBBa of which ho la the head at prce'nt.
Mr. Mill.r's Idea ls to take ln Uie O.angc and New-Jers.y
Atlii.-tl.- clulis only.
The diiT.-r-n r* b. t-v.cn the Yale and PHBflflflflB (ol
laaaa and th- iiaaliallai a. c over that Th-.k-.iyi..g
Dav football game may be s-ttlcd l.y arl.ltr.tlon A on?
,-ditorial BBfaaiai ln "The I'rlncetonian" yesterday. whlcb
.how* that tte l'rln .et.m BMB are .atl*lW wlth tbelr share
of tlie BBBB IB1 Bftt. T** article con.pllments the Man
hattin ClBB and Captain S. J. Coruflll cn th- BBBSBBBt
manner ln which tho great Kan,o was nanaacd.
Arbitration is Ihfl most BBBlttiB n.unn.-r lu which a BBB
tliui.nt eoaM b' r.-a.-l..-.i, and BM IBW ov.-r-zcalous en
ttaalaata who uik about laBlag the matt-r lataJBa Bta
courts are n.-Ith.-r BlBBfaal nor *-nslblc K.i-. n- RKharda
m?v brlng a s-.lt a_alnst ttfl -ManhatUn Attfcflfc Club for
about *7,.'.00, a.id tl.-n BSBBl Be 999 not. BeeaS ^ Bta men
thlnk that that sum would at.out square Yale'a account
with tlie M. A. OL
THE ITI.I.D TUI.W.s AT LKXIN-iTON.
Lexlngtou. N. ('., D.-c '?? (SKCiaD.-Thls haa BBBB a
rcd-l. tter dav in the Cent.-sl M. ld trlal . XhB rnnninK
benan la bea.itiful wcath.r. wlth tta hOM that should have
<lo.ld.-tl the BBBllBtB '.vii.u.-r of 'J...- All-\i.'e-Stakc. The ( hi-r
lotUvllle K-nnel's Maid of KcU wii.ncr of tte I'ol.iV-r
Kttke, and B. Meirill's I'-iul B. wlni.t-r of tta BeltaB Btaha,
were MBI otf about 10 i.'.-loek. Thero wa.s little ioaBt .i- Ut
ihe naaB after th-v had BBBB riinnlng; ahout thlrtv mlnute|.
I'aul Bo tx.lnted three b-vl.'a and thrce slngle blrds to th..
other iaaTa duo slnBlo bi.d. I'aul Bo was K turned Uio
?BaataBa wlnner ol tho all-.go Aon*.
Tli-n the four-hoiir ri.es tv?gan. This ls a free-for_ll
stake. The bra.-e that nn fron. noon BB 4 P- n.. Btta
B Oray's Count F.rlc and .'harlott vllle K-nnel's BtP Baa:
tl.o former a scttcr. tta oll.c: I iH.,..t.r. Blp Bap ihBWai
Mi.ierior end.iranc?. hut the olh. r dnc was hui.dl. ap|H_ by
havlnif a stronao handl. r. DuriuK tlie llr. t hour Count
F.rlo wm loht most of the Ume, suid he covered so much
_round Uien that he wa* entlt.-lv pun.ped out after runnliiK
about threo Baan aud a half. Blp IUp at tta BBtaB, havln?
raneed witli much ?f?)d sensc, ??. neorlv a* fa?t as
when he BBBItai. A lar.e numtx-r of biris w. re found.
Klo Bap polntcd seven b?>vl?s snd 10 slnelcs. while Counl
KrlC secured eleht bevies .nd thrce BBBBB B wonderful
scort-and all don- without a n.l"t?.ke. 'ITie j.idff.*s decld.-d
th.t Bip Bap waa tl.o hct. The rest of Uio llrst BBBta
wUl be run off to-morrow.
*
Ai.AP.MiNc; BjeramB bboitt bvkol.
San l'rari'isco, D.-o. 9 (S|?eclali.-Fr.uri BtBlBlBB, tt.
aceno of her Br-at exploit Ia?t mnnth BBBBBM time on a
klte-shsp.d track, comes a aer.Mitior.al nport that Sunol
hM straln.xl a t.-n-lon, aai ls BOW co lu me U.at ih* ca/inot
be BBBBB-. B?aa lf Mr. Baaaaa care* to pu. h r throurh
her paces thls winter on a .o\ered tra. k. Tho atory K'>"*
that she was pr-tty latne ticfor. the cc-i.t tna.1 to-ilt place.
but that aft-r thnt she ri-vei.-p-t MB h BlBiaBBB synipton.a
that Marvin t.-le.-'wphcd to Mr. Boi.ntr. Mr. BaBBflB
ti.ink* BIBIJ.B.BB *9? 9*t*1H a heraa ta du- to bad shoeln?.
?? he lalaaiapBfi iBatrBetleae a.r ewry J'?y taa ehBar
Inr her aho.-s. M-anwhile MaiMn hai BJ MH ***
aVCiy dav ln a batt al ??rm m.i*taid water and naltpetic
fo- ono hour, and tte e!T.-_ B?a BOOi. Bat tta was li-no
Whaa she, staiUd f.r th- I'a-t. Som axportfl *p tta
HaaiBBil of tne kw is ****, m whtah taaa tta naaaa
re.-ov.r- oth.-rs 8arlB_ BM liL-.r?t;it U - .iy *trtilr.cd, and
ihat tta aaua is all rieht BBleaa paahai taa aaaah. aii
?hat .Marvin ail?,it.-d 1,-1....- h- I?t8 Baaa BBB that the
,?_,,.. hai t.i, Mtsternl .... ti.. bg. and ttawoi a taaBaaey
to laaMaaas. Aeaetthv, to the scBeBule, Baaol sbbM to
be lu Ne?-York l.y thi* time.
Kuti-rt BOBaer **. yi-.er.lay ihat _9 ****__**
Sunol t<i arrive thl- ...ornlnir, und as fa:' a.s Be BB8V
shc was lu parfeet condltlon.
TIIK (JI.Ol'CF.-STF.n TUACIC OWKEB ACQriTTKD.
Oaarfaa B. J-, Dee. B (Speciaii.-The jury ta the eaar
pf Wlllimn .1. Thom........ trl-d y.-st-rdav f..r ****** a dls
nrd-rly BBBsa la IBBbBU Ba OlBBea BM racetra_-k, found .
verdict of not guilty thls aftcrnoon.
TIIK CAPTAIN OP THK Y.U.K CBKW BBBIBBS.
Niw-Ilavcn, Con..., Dee. 0 (Six'ciilv-lt was offlcla 1ly an
noiint-cd on thc BBBBjnS tl.is BBBBllBB Uiat ( aptuln BBbM, of
tho Yale 'Var.lty t*W, had r. r--n..l. BeBhlBB could hsv
auri.rlaed Yole uien more. H.' proved himself a mo?t valu
ahie niw in BBt y*t* t^>at, and *** eaasMaaei ba BeBert
j. OesB to bt< one of the bc4 4999* tl.at Vi.le ha- hud ln
MBM time. III* irsUBBtltn iea-1 as f.,lki?-:
"To Yale Uulversity Bout Club. K H. Flovd-Jones,
presldent.
"Owlng to (i.eumstanc. s ov. r whl-h I havo no . ontrol, I
herebv U-ndcr my I8_iga*tlou a^ captain of the ".al- .r-w.
-J. AVKI'.Y ((Ol'LD."
When a?k.d bvdary why he MeajBai, ( aptaln tlouid said:
?I felt lt wa- for the Bfl_ laBH. M -f the . rrw that 1 ahould
rtwlirn. Mnre than thls 1 do not t-aro to HVJ. As to
whether I shall roi? ?Kaln. tl.ot I .-...not answer at pr * nt '
V n.iniber uf prouilnent houtin, m.-n w.-re much surprUcd
over OBftthl OOBhrfl step, .nd l*?_ that hls rclatlon< ^lth
tne MBBBBaaMBt aaaa al tta mo t trieaa_r aaana and thit
l,ls r.-lKnatli.n was not du- to .uiy trouble WTSU-vrr. An
eahflB captain v.lll he el- .ted a.s soon as It is posslble to k .
ln the votes of the memb.-rs of la t y.vtr's crew. The only
tu.aahaea now ln eeUeaja ?ho intend M row avaln sre Maa.
04. ond Halllet, tt2. of the ret-ular eight, and Crosby, "&i.
and Mill* '0 . aubstltutes.
FOOTIIALL NOTKS BBOBl HARVARD.
Rostnn, !>.?>?. '...-('iptilii TrilTord, of th- Harvard f.vtt
BBB MBa, ln a 1. tt. -r t^> '-The Crlmsoii,'- fully i-\oner.itea
BM Yale BMB ia tho llarvart l.i? Bflhafll tt (he .hur..*s
that they made known tl.e Harvard BBJBaBI to tho Yala.
elevin.
it is BaltaTBi nt Baraari, th..t Tala having th? choic?
of flelds for Uie taflttflh BBBM Baat fflBfl. rt Bfll pro'iably
i .ect New-York. The f i.-ulty wUl allow tho Harvard
(.ani to pay there, lt I* thon?ht.
A WOMAM UtOWtt UH'JKV.R rx TROrBT.E.
Mrs. jBBa k BaniBfiir n ?aaafaaaaai doinu busin-ss
at No. 10 I'-at-t Kourte. itli-st., wo* a pri*oin'r at the Bjb \
Market Pollce Conrt y.-*t. rday. Tha tl.an.- Ht-aJimt l.er
wm foreery. lt BpBflBM by her aaataBMBBl that In Msy
laAt Kmll C.atlllo, a S|r..i>i?di n.oney.l rok-r. who has an
BBaa in the Paalaa BaBittBi ''iri? BJ her 9?t ua\e her to
undr ratand Uiat he bad *100,(tOO to Inv. *t. He BBBtai
hnr. *ho aaid, to l-*nd out the mtsi'-y nnd chariw 30 per
aBBB lalarflal on *U losnn under ? .000 a._ ftO _>er ^-nt
.ki all loan* ov^r Uiat am. cut. The money thus r.e|v. .
In Interest wa? to be eo.iv.ill? dlvld- . NHw-en them. Mrs.
!'.i-i.,i..r. ...I*. i.t-.i r. iBeaa eaaiNMaa and ? aeaflaaet ?;n
diawn up. Mr? ftarraig r ?ald that Castlllo told her that
li ? dld not like to have hls iiamr nient'.oned ln the money
loaned out, and ask.-d her nol U> u?? Im BVB -..me, bul
a BeaBleaa oiv>. Hc aum-eated tho name of Ro?a II. Do
e.Muiiiv.r.
ln July slie taaafli *A'*0 of Castil..)'. momy to M?s.
Oaifta Travla, of X?. 130 West Thirty-.xth-?t., at 30
?aa c-nt, aud took ** ?e. urlty a monicaue on Mra. Travls's
furnlture. The l?a? waa p?id with tnU-reM In Nvptomtvt
last, and Mrs. liarrin_rr ?ave a recetpt for Un? money,
?i_.iliig hcrself '-ltosa U. Dfl Ci/anover."
Now Mra. Bt>? B, Bo 088888888, of No. 33 Fji*l
Thlrty-flrst-st., 888188 fLrwurd in.t .iia.if.a Mra. Uorrlng-r
wltii foraery. It stems that ?lie gave aou.e nua.-.v to
OaBBBB U> lnv?ort. nJ.d Uuil \u< br...ii.'lil BM ...-ner to Mr?.
Itarrinu-r * ??'t a* hls aKCUt Mra. llairliiKer *uys Uiat
it.i- dld not know that anv woman t>y th- nan,e of ll.wa II.
EI.Y'-s (KIUI HAI.H
AppUed u-.tt. Nustrtls ta Quickly Ah
iorb?_l, Cleases ths He*d. Heals tha
gorcs and (.'urea
CATARRH
Reatorea Taste and SmflU, quickly
fhtlktoaa Oold ln Heai ani Uaai
trthA. BOe. oA DruffUt*.
BLY BBOB.. 88 Warraa BL. X. Y.
mm
OIVIS 91.1CfTi
Rnfh tlie methods and reau.ta when Syrup 0f I
Is taken ; it is plenrmt an?l refreshlng to the tm*
and seta gently, y.t promptly. on the Kldne-.'
Liver nnd Iloweli, rlr-rinslrig the ayatem effeet .^i,
dispi-Ls roVh. hfl__k_-_flS i I. fevers a-l ? -.._ Bj
itii.il eonstlpatlon. Syrnp of Flga la the only tnx.
edy oi* ita klnd ever prodnced. pleaeltit* to the tu*
and aeeepfiibla* to the atomaeli Prompt ln lu ^
tlon, aad truly beneflel.-l ln Ita effeeta, prep?f4.
only ftom the more healthy and a_-r.e_.ie ML
ataneea, ita many excellent qualitles commenrl ||k
all? and hnve nnvde it the moat popuUr Ternnhj
known.
Syrup of Flga ls for sale ln ftuc and $| hott],
by all leadin* drugtrista. Any reliable dnmfc
who may not, have it on hand wlll prtrenn. fl
promptly for any one wlio wiahea u, try n. jj.
not ac~.pt any atibetitute.
CALIFORNI* FIG SYRUP CO.,
Ml FKAStlM O. CAU.
I.OI'IftT ILLE. BV. NKW. TIIKK. 9. T.
DIAMONDS
THEO. A. EOHN ? SON,
56 WEST 23d ST.
De Cazanov.-r was alive, and m.-rely took the mi|
tlie siiggesUoii of Mr. t-stilin. tihtt &__-rt* Uiii her w
re?t wa/a merely an act of revenee ou the pir?, of .___,
Ju-tlce Dulfy ha ld th ? MfWMtaM ln ?fl.-'.<m Bfl for ?.
anilnatiion M Tu~->av BBM Ifl d-fiult of bail M -w
ioc_.~ up jn Baaaa Barkal Jaii.
FOR QUICK TRAXSMISSIOX OF MAIL.
ASntV-BI OF D___fftM_?10X l~t'F.D-__c_|
oi-- ____ek,
Artlclea of ln.or|>or_f!on of U.e Cnlted S~_- PoMelWM
Caaapaagr. wflfl a _piui of %-.o.oi. .. ?~m f .?ii_i_*
\V'- . Vlrplnla y-sterday, Uie company Uvln. bua *.
-aiii/i-d under tlie Uu? of tl.it 8MM II ? MBflfll tr?
tlu; In.-orpuratoiH: 1 lu.n.ia L. Jjnie*. ?-)a-l*o?ti_i._.r-~_.
cral; ex-Judge A. J. IMttenho-f.-r, John btraitaa, a'her *
K. J-~-?a, Mafltal Kii-.ith. Wlilu-.m J-.-.,.--, John T. W?C
l_m-, Colonel Henry llui-s, Fr_n_%__iwu..i and \Vl_p|d. V.
l'lullip ~ The oonpuny comrols ? devico lor th' lr?iin~t
ti?n of mail and __BMM i~.K_-.-s at a I.i?U r?_9 af rreJ.
whi.h, It hai_ MM MparMd, _;ll probably M ii-lli-r, t. tta
PaateflBa DepaiMMl An aayaBMiatal piant ?_? ia
.eiitly put up at Don h.-ster, Ma*.., wlu-re the tyUtat *_t
. uri-fullv and th_iou_lily tcted and Ir ,;.-,. ni.tiu mtt.
and :r waa. demouHtrated that a -pcrd of 1~ _'lle? utava
?_'?0 feel i>er seeond could tn- made. VM -yetern NaMafll
to be lii.'\.na-mdvt\ th" trlp between wtw-Ytlt ind Mt*
eo-tinir not n.oi?> tra-i 18 i ?. ta, i-.-l tr... '"'11 W WM
evi-.y few mliiute..
Tlie piant ujion which the t. _tt were ira.1* i-oai?l?_t- fl
an endlema track -J,7~ feait iu nrvuit, Otrt*tt on ? wo__e_
trestie a few feet above the pi ur. aml reaafl t.,l^>.l/h ?
power KUtioii In wiiieh ?a_ an i-ngtae aavl a _i"_ ??"? ''>l
.ar is a hollow projectlle ol ?aio.i_ht n.n, ?_-|. ii i
doiible-i_.li.t.d clu-ar, 12 fi ? t in '.nL-.h. 10 1ml.- In dll?
cter, wel_h? 500 pounds aud hn a <-_p-.:iiy fnr IO.ixiO l?V
ters. lt his two fliuiged _l.ls ibov. and t?" unlo.
iiiHith, runiiin. on ?U-cl ball b?ar.n.'- eapahle ..f :MM
rrvolutlon- pM n.lntite. The jir<.|? iiiuc pOW-1 ?_ f_w
| -ri.'. i-f MM "f B-Thttri ' 'PI" r -v.n-. el.\ f'-t ?l_irl. wi
...iiiii i-t-.il bv a ci~t?i-t-?hcel i:ic.ut_ oa thr eai _..<_.
rlns In MMM _ irli thc BBBM rail. There UcaotM
nic.i-aiiism about tlu- car nr tlic uliolo ayataM.
Tho currrnt in the coil* of a lr?' terTM to a... X (__ M
forward until lt? centre I- ilieeilj under on>- or t.li eai!*.
'Jhe teiid-ncy wm-ld MMM to ~- t.- ah-x-k Ihe II il tM
lioint, but the iipjM-r r.ill lylnc lald In MCflaaa, -h.- r.irrmi
Is broken at aad M(__ Mfl-lilMIIJ to a'l"-_ flM irnata
tlu- _fl Iii IMM to ilr-.iu ihe iai on foraa_i1. th-- rurrent. 4
cour-e, pa?.lt.B Hwaaflh the ralls. Tl..- aai...... t.i:..- M?
ple. lisrht In walfBe. ls i-oinpletelv aiitoii.a.l.: io staiti-*
stopplng and needs no cul.lc or atuntion.
BEUEI.Is 9TMXYJX0 POfl I PAUI'tX.
James B, Ued.'ll, the clerk of Slilpman. I! i ! ?' UroflM
_? Choat", who loniinltted IMfl BMMalve f'.r_-er1r*, b
maklng utrons e(Tort_ to ot.taln a paiflM. 8 i "?? **?
teticd by Reoord-r Smyth ln I8M ' - '? '?"-_.*l~
yearia and f?ur months ln State I'rl-on. Rta Bf fl-flB
not lon- Bfl B~_Ni i.iiveiiior HIII uot ti ara.it the parM.
1'ndir dit- of November 7. U'-dell ha_ vfriiu-a "_> P_',*-rM
Smyth, pleadlnc that his te.stlmony egatr.? FJnenm, M
pollcy deal.-r, frivo him an eaiuluhlo i-laiai 11 ? parM.
feMatt, B liis h-tter, says tha*. A.lstant Dl-t-|.-t-Att_~-y
Wllllam Truv.-rs J.-rome vtslt._ hi~ ?.;v. ral um~ l_ ?*?
IM_a and anked him to tctlfy aealnst Baaraaa ?nd Oo*.
The*e Ma ran the pollcy _hop ln whleh Bcfl-tl IM a I?.*I4)
l_r*. of the money hri obtained by hls e_B _. l-*^''11 *?
f.tlfv aralnst l-:in.-rson, who waa convi.o-d ot t M__fl
a:id Uo-s afterward pleaded gulltv.
IJfdell dt-clarea that Mr. Jeromc aald to hlat M ?
he testith-d aualiir-t. the two men and dld a!l he coal- 8
htraipht. n ..ut niatU-M wlth hls employerai. lUn-tt-M
Sm>Ui would take lt Into con-ld.ratioii. Mr. .*-?.
however, _ays dl-tinctly tha*. he ni__-> no praanKciifl
Iledrll. Another i~lnt i_i*-~ ln the B-fltT- f?vor flBfl
he dld na.t have lepal advlee wh"n he pletid.d ?"*ltJ'
ReaaiflM Smyth suld yesterday tha*, llcJ-U'* M?UfrM
wa_ uot a autli.leut cauae for hls MM ._-doa_.
10 AMEXD AX OMWORTOVm IAW.
When the L-.-glnlatiii. meeta. A?.-raM~i_ *?!?&,
stetn wiii kaBaflMa a -ti "to aaaaM OaflM M7 a
Codn of rrlmlnil Fror-dure relaUvy to tlie d.ath -**-*
Ono of the obj.vu nf Mr. te-<_n Is to do a?ay *?"
fiat'.re of the law, ?_ It latanda, whl.-h >!._-_ i* _M
Baa-papan to aaMBft uie deuiu of eveciuon* br
triclty. Th? aaecUoai when amrnd-d a>!li retd tt **"".
?It is Um duty of the a?.-nt and wirdea to _? P^J~J
at the e-"ciitia~, aud to Invitw the pre_en-?. l'T M
tiu.-. d?yv paeeBM aaBea, of a laaflM of -? """Ty
Court, tlic Dl-trlct-AUoniey, and tho Sivr'.ff ?t ti* fj^
where the coualctloo w_* had, to.eth- r with two -l-^^
and twelve -puwble cltizona of MM age, of t*? * ^
alx shall be rvpi._u_Uve_ of newapai--*1 Pu,""*rm
Om Ot ---? ?f Bew-Teafc w i a iriea.t.-d by ma *m rf
warden. B-Cfl apmt and warden murt. at ^JVV-^aa
Uv- .-rlmlnal, permit auch mlnlaU'- of thi ,ii3M*Zt?m4
or el.-rrym-ii. of anv ra llgloua da>i?~ii-.__--'i' rJ*J^m\ M
two, to baa present at Uw aaaaafl-B : B_4 8__!_____ *?
tive MMaaa MaflMMld above, hri _h_l ??'?"-?V^voe.
B-flaafll or deiiutyaheriffs who shall at.-ud ***\?rm
lle Mafl perim. no other i?ts~i -> 1* -8*_*__>,
exeoutloo excepl tho_ de?_gnat.- Ua Ud? ae?M"'
BBfl. FfftVK- LBni-TI tTMMOOM tM ^J^
Alfred A. Uafle, a ?tepa.~ of Mm. Frank _***^?^y. ,
waa a prl*m.r In l-flMMB Mark.-t 4.?? I j|
Omimi i.y Bm a?U B, Lesile. hi. ttMlBflj Stf lJf
disoKieriT aaMflaefl Mr*. Ada r_?*ii>" "?''?' xv_a?.>.r'
Wavcrlev PBM, and geU twr _v-_? a? >?? -? ,B
- t.,n HM8. l? the fall ~ HM ??? ?__!_ ttn-a
for dlvo^e agalmat her hu.t-nd. 1-' a-.-e ??*_
| MM ?-ned ou July IH. HM and Mr*>. U*l?* -__. Mfc
r>oo ? im -flaaflfl aud u.e mmwm mv j^,,.
UX_ of aflMB ar- cmploved la th- tmM fj _^,
,_p * oabtea. Slnoe the divorc w_a a^^ TM*.
aud her t?o aoua hav, Hved at ?_??? ^
and Le-fla ha. llved w'.th BB OMWM Mmm
MMMM wlfe of 8M dead PflMBflM, at ttMIM ^
Ke,-i.Uy I_*l~ ha. baea a?u?4>yl?? ?'^ M?rt
Mi she went bcfoi- JuMlce Hogan "^" AhoUt ..m
Court and ..vured a warrant for ht- *"?? m f?
*9**9WnT, m Ut* mMM -aa* kavtaa^' ? ^ _. M
S; nve Hl waa met ? IMBB nfl8 BJ ^^,4
t_xth_ve.. called h,', -*?*???? *,*?*n^ Ttta 8- ?_*
he, with __--? ui.les._he '0"-""^ ?;; u._i* _rr_<iA
Mra. Iy~M_ IM '?'? ?** ?m?" ~^,? ,^,?e (JenM M
WflM arr~_a._ l?*~re J~tMe MoaMat. ^ ? wi
tflM lle a.*c-_ tUat ^?^?ZJLflBM lu"*d'
-.-!_.__?..*...ofdlVOliehadlsen^ ^ #
Ml-s. l_vdl> aeked Jv-tla. Iloftan B 8BM
u._l Mo tottit eMaalt hrr .1-Wh,*f. ullUl ? o'.?_?
MMM BflflM -dMrnod MM MtMO >rtl
vo-day. aaul I~??->?1 MWMt ?*?*' VrW'*,*> W
from Mra. _??_,_
TB _?t? a reral flMfl ?????? of tfea -TrUM^
of ?__4iiee_er_' pBj-. ?*?__. . J

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