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Hut the acceptance of the offer then would have
nieant vastly more to the islandors than it will
mcan now. Thelr product of sugar, whieh comes
lo ihe I'nited States la its otuircty, is less "than
niiie per cent of our total importauon. lt is val
uable, espccially for its quality, but ita amoont
would not affect the pri.-c of sugar. Had the
American offer lieen acceptcd then, the result
would have beea ia effect a bouuty of two oent*
a pound to the sugar-growors ot the British West
Inilio.. Their sugar would have entered the
Aincrionr. markct free, aml would have sold at
the price mavlc by Hio tariff, The effect of such
an advant,ii_c BBBM tho development of the islands
would have been eiuiply iuculculable. Their old
tiuie prospority would have retumed almost in
ihe twiiikling of an eyc. llundrctls of cstates now
nban.liancd would have resumed production.
\V.i;_es .v.-uld have incrcased, aud in the glow of a
new dcvclopiuciit, the evils of foreign rule would
liave laeen obOBBIBd. The islandcrs were delighted
beyond measure, but Englaud net a |*e_*enipU)ry
loot upon the schemc. and would have none ot
it. The American demand rciiuircd, of course.
tl.e adoption by the islandors ol a preferential
tarill whieh, as it operaicd to ?.wel_ American ____?
poru, woul.i have clieckcd Ihott ot Great Britaln.
aad although the loss*-s to 15riti_.li trade would
have beeB iiotlun. m companson with the bem
lits aecruing to the islamls, trlie (oli.nial Othce
held that the gllblBMI was .liauietrieally opposed
to the Brittab Irae tr.uie theory and it had
to Ih* Bbandoned. lf the >Vest Indlan*
wexe d_ssati_.li.-d with their English rulers before,
tbey were immcnselv more 60 now. Kngland BBd
taken bread out ol their starving moutlis, aml
without ortering so much as a 6tone msU-ad. or
course Englanii denied that lu r refusal to permit
a diflo'rential tariff favoring America was based
on _?*ltiNh C4)iiRi(ierations, aud made in .esp-nse
to tiie .lemauds of English cxportcrs. She oili
cially Baid it was neccssary in the intereSts of
free trade; all part* of the Empire must have
the same t.riff poncy, and all that. Hut it was
no more a^rceable to the coloniste to Ptarve in
the lotertat of a theory than for the benellt of
rich rel.tions. Their feelings were tlie more
embittend by the contrasts they had to draw
betrweon tlieir condition and the parental behavior
that held them down to it and the condition of
the FmhIi islands, Ifartt-iqtM and Guadaloupf.
and the sort of treatmeut they received from
their mother country.
At about the time when England brusquely
ili.iui.ved the AmiTican proposals. France con
lerred u|K.n .Martiuique and Guadaloupc a bounty.
lt was .",() |ht cent less in amount than the bounty
in ellect held out by America to the Hritish islauilH,
?'iit "it was enough to 6et thintrs humming in the
French eolooiea Tnov lia-1 never failen into such
rtraits as their Hritish sLsters, for France had al
v.avs eonsidered hersclf in some meas?
ure, respoiisible for her little American
(lependonck-. France, niorcover, was not
wedded t.a free-trade. She did not tliinK
it uei-essary to hold her children's lingers in the
lire becausc it was logical. On the contrnry, ap
predatlng that, the possibilities of her West Indian
possessions were vast lieyond all calculation, 6he
wippox-.l it would be e?'-s iu her bnsket to help
them a long, when for superficial reasons they
happeaed to lae in hard luc-k. So. as the Hritish
\\>y ImCios h-irve lieen gn.wing ploorer tanii
IKiorer, the French have grown richt-r aud richer.
and havo retumed the bounty ten times over in
il.t-ir enormoua .Irafts ob Freaeh .-xivirt products.
HariBg this (ala.iect-le_-.sian constantly under their
nas4*s. the Hritish OOlontaM have come to look on
Ehglnnd as a harsh and tinnat-ural mother. They
still s'.v pravers for the (.noon, but it is fortunnt*
that iTie service iloes not call for any expressions
..f have or gratitudt- toward Her Majcsty's iJoveru
nicnt. E. E. Q.
_-_?
MORE I.EC11T.0C1TV TKEATIES.
lABSVAC-OBf COECLVBLOMB OP THE JTSOO-BA*
TIOKS IX THI'. OABB OF TRIXIDAD, BAIV
BADOK.-} UTO IaKMERARA.
Washington, Peo. II (Special).?It is underetood
that the reciprocity neirotiations with the _u_ar
l,r,..hi..-in._; coloni.'s of Great Hritain in the West
Indie?, authorized by Section 3 of the McKinley
bill. have ICBOlwd a satisfaetory conclusion in
every case except that of Jamaica. The con
ventions agreed upon involve the interests of
Trinidad. and Barbadoes, togcthcr with those of
Demerara, in British (Juiana.
Ia the case of Jamaica, it is l>elievod that the
ui.ly ilifticulty in the way of reaching an a_rn*e
n.iiit is presented by tJie amount of revenue whieh
that colony i__ asked to relimjuish, and whieh its
representatives here are understood to declare it
is iniposeible to 6acrilice witho.ut ij-ipairiiig the
< 1,-dit of tl.e colony, whieh is pledged to .eeure
the railway bonds Kuarauteod by the Govern?
ment, and held to a lurge extent in this country.
ORDAIXED AS FRIESTS AXD DEACOXS.
TllK RKV. IH'.. BMEDOMAS JTOflf- THP. PB0TB8
TA.NT ___>X_COPAt cr.-_.ROY.
The Rev. Cliarles De Wltt BlMgBBBBi who forn'ierly
taccuialed the pulpit of the Madison Avenue IMptl-t
I'hurch, is now a deacon ln the Eplscopal Church.
He, with. Ilve others, was ordained yesterday hv
Hl-I,op Potter, at the Church of the ImarnaUon.
Moi- tlian ordii.niy interest was taken ln tlie ordina
tlon servlces. Those who BBBB ordained prlosts wer??
?BBBBal Heniv HabBB, II. O. Ladd and J. E. David,
mai Uio three ordained deacons wero Waltcr A. A.
-.ardner, C'luulcs l>e Wltt Riidpman and C A. Conger.
Dr. llridgman will lierenfler ollitiatc in Holy Trinit.v
(liun!. in Hatlein, and will bcgln hls duties iiextSim
(la>. Tlie Rev. .Mr. Ladd, who for ycais wns a Consro
Kiitlonallst. Mr. David und Mr. Conger have not yet
l.een iissipned ehurches, but Mr. llisl.op wlll assist
ut. the Chur, h of tbe lOcanaUon, and Mr. (..ardner
vi ,11 l?* nt tlas Church of the Holy Comfortcr.
Iii-hrap Potter, before ordalnlnK the men, preaehed
a serniou of advlcc to them. He aaa aacMtad in tho
(ardlnation M-rvlco by tlie Rev, J. M. Reid, ihe Rev.
Dr. 'I..I__n_,*'and Deatoii. Nt-vvton aud l'erUlns.
fOB YOUSG WOMEX AXD CHILDliEX OF LOWEU
A dispatch was p. elved from Lowell, M__88_? yea
tei-l;.y. sayii.K Mal MlB. JoaayMaa M. Ayer, and her
_on Krvderick F. Ayer, of M_M elty, had given the
Ayer honie.t-nd nt Lowell to tl.e Homo for Younvt
Women and t hildren. l-Ycderick F. Ayer was seen
nt his home, >'o. 0 West Flfty-seveuth st, last night
and coM_.ined ll.e i-.-port. He BBMl "The property
given to tbe Home for Yoaag Women aud Clilldren
BOaataM of about six ncres of ground antl nn old but
iiib^t.'.nUal stotio house wl.ich was built in colonl_r*
tWaa. Fi-om tl.e bae. of t-.e lious-3 a tino vlew of tlie
Mei-iiinac River is hai, wiiii- tb- groiiiids are made
atlmctlve bv old tr.-e-, slirubs aid onl.ards, whieb
have been und4_r culllvallon many _ei.eratiuns. l'art
4if tl.,- BBSaa has been ln our fainily a lOBfl litne, aud
bai Decn our hoiuotcad. Il ls four-storles ln babjht,
Ui,d has a frontuge of neaily __00 f.-.-t, and un af.-nii;,;
aaftb <t BBB feet. H is really two house. dlvided
b.v B party wall, aaa half BB-OnglBg M us nnd ihe
other to Mr-. Wlllinln R. Trav.-i-. I recently pur
tl.;:s-(l tho Tiavers part of t_i>- house and land and.
flft my inoth-r wiii trive the entire jiroiicrty to this
ci, rlty. The hBBBBi nltlioiiicli more than 100 vear
old. I-- B M.lntaiilial one, and adimrably iMlapted lor lts
new purpoM!. The objeci U) wl.ich It ls given is a
woiii.v one. The young aOBBBB and 4-l.il.li.-u in the
c iMiei-d such a place for re-t and IWiaaUofl free from
_ll" harmiul inllueiiie>. Tl.e ei.tir- propei-.y wlll Lae
turj,.d ov.-i u> ihein vvui.oui laaervatfeB.
ASSIYEUSARY OF .1 BAPTttt CBUBCE.
aaaaaB *?*rviee? aa_a B8M .v<st.-r_ay in Bm. ImBialaa
Aveouii ii.i>t.-t ci.'ii-ii, ?>! U-i-aaawiava. aad Oaaaaaatad
BadalBiaattM. to BaaaBaaaiala Ma _w_alf---d aamArmr.
.Arv ol UM loundlng 4?f the < I..ip h aod the tw?nty-cipliUi
.! the Uaadaj a-B-lll 1-B 8MMllBIH at all HM _ervl-e?
?66 Ur--. ile- interlor of tl- I hiir-h was tastefully
ii4Horju-u w.tt. Neaa aad bbbbib. -ii.,. n.i._ic ?as am
waemttj pi<-p-.ed, a..a v??s inv-.i wiu, eti-',uvc?s, bv
o.e mtimmi ....rict, a-i-t,- bg a n'u't. t af f.'M.v rateaa.
Tb. 'ixuei.n, tl.e )>v. I. st iTaJirlftien, BBBBB-Bj ln tho
n.urnli.e At O.e S.iii<U.v-a.4.h<.4>l BBTV-M I" the aMBBBBaa,
UH | ? aaai iiaTHaai by un. Rev. w. w. (.iu-, ar.d
tBB-aa Doa, ot Mana.t, E. Y. Ti,e lollowbig wt-Kuper
tut-i.tt. nls -l?o ir-tid-- Wrmt r-n.arXs: Jan.es Meude, Hora-e
T. Baprt, lame- Knouli*-. Wllllan. II. B-Bj-B-fl -i-'l
JI. li. Douj;l_??.
'11.e evi-h* 881-186. at whlcb Uie paitor prenld.d, w?h
adQr.?4!<l l,v lour Uillerent aijie-.ers, U.e Jiev. Dl B, ?'
Weir.il lipirin|-_| i-ohist-r t'nivi rslty; U'C Kcv. Dr.
J. 11. BaBJUh, Bae Re?. BaB-BS] Aln.t)., and tho Rev. Dr.
_?. 11. v
it,.- so.r-.no wlo bv Mls?4 iUy Uloon.li.ld, vrlUi vlolln
obll.-to >y Ml?? Jleicii si. Clulr, wa* a pl.-_a*iii|_ parl cl
MB _6B_BBBBBB._.
JOHX A. UmEAE, jr.. MEomWEAI better.
Y( unipitowii, ohio, Dee. 11 (Spe. lal).- .lohn A.
LofDin, Jr., i, resting ensier to-nipht than at any timo
Ktlico strldieri down. Tl.e abs, er.-. M hi* ear U
belng BBBBBBi, und there i- BO imtlcaUon of br.iln
V*oubl-. _ _
THE OEEBB UATCU AT ST. I.0U1S.
Ht Lo'.K Dee Hl.-The Hftli game of tl.e 6B66I
match b.tv,e:i Judd and W.owalter, a Zukertort open.
ttig was B-J-Bfaa. I U>r the thlrty tlrnt movo In un
mmm polilon. -M88BB *?>ie: Judd. li; Bbowalter.
] ; drawn. 1._ -
I'miiilar " lini?cence Abr4?i___i. **
-a3S"___-S-S Bfib BEtEa
6-4 XalT 4.1 .ou.
SMHffl
P'T A. N O 8
~_?
__a'a?iruAnit?_.i'-l-Ift--*:ia _n?t -*3d ?_- J*- V.
AX ABSOLTTTF.LY _ IKST-CI.ASS 1MANO.
STAKES FOK 1892.
RACING WILL PKOBAULY BB BBSCIOCD AT
MOX.MOl'TH.
KKSORT. OF WF-LT. KNUWN ***J**a*MEE AND BOMB
OP THEIR MTTLK JOKF. .
Tlie Monmouth Park stakes wlll not be odvertlscd
before February, though Secretary Crickmorc hns them
ready for tho prlnter. Ity the sccond nic-nth of l___
H wlll bo doflnitely known if there will be rarlng at
the great course in New-Jerscy next scason. Many
of the best informed turfmen have alrcady made up
thelr mli-fc on thnt subjeet. They belleve tta taai
Itranch ti_c_ wlll be opened to the ptiblit on Julv 4.
Since the eloslng of the gates Monmouth has ********* a
tremendous advcrtiscnient. lt_ fame ha. been pub
llshod far ond wlfle, and it will nttract far greaU-i- it
tendances Umo ever before M Us hlstory. It I- **
believed to be tlie most perfect and bc-t ecpiipped tiaeh
In tlie world. Since Uie last of August, 1~_0, Mr.
Withers has expended no les. than ^OO.o.) lu eom
pleling and beautifying the tmildlng. nnd grounds. The
hotfl is ready for gnesU. The yeorllng tra.k is rea.lv
for oxerclsing. The artesian well ha? been bored and
flows daily thousands 0f galloiis tt cry.-tal water. The
lnner flolds have been lcvelled and aeeded down to
grass. The Jawns have been adorned wlth fonntains
and flowers, and botdereJl with hedgc. of privct.
Splendid n.ids ol wind and gravel havo been con
strucUnl both within and without the grounds. Inde-.l.
DOthir.g lias been left undone that would add to tlie.
comfortand sntislactlon of mati and horse. Surclv it*
magnlflcent couise may well be culled the Newmarket
of Americu.
A list of the stakea of the Urnol.lyn Jockey club
for 1802 has been publlshcd ln tlils colutiin. Follow?
lng are thoso of the Coney Island Jockey Club (spring
meeting), together wlth tlie added money i-i each case:
TWO T____8 0_D.
Surf .....V.". B1..VI0 Huuble. livent, 1 . . 1
Koam . 1...00 Double Kient, 20.. >
ttofbjt ._. LtaO 'ili- addul BBBM. J-10,000
Bariag .??. i,_w wiu m*t tue i
June . 1.500 ra-c. worth
Vtrual . 1,100 Oroat Trial. 10,000
Value, 8-0.000.
SH__E_ ______ OLD.
ridai ....:.~..::.a'j.ooo 9*totttt% . vsoo
Mermald . 1.500 Sc? and Sound. 10,000
Voluntct-r . _,<__? lleaiUation . lO.ooo
bwltt . 1..V.0 (Value, 8101 ..0),
Thlstle . 1,500 Wlth 10 atarl rs at *.50.
AL_ AQKS.
Bar P.ldgc..~ n.TM 'ihe Suburban. 1 ?vr. '
Hheapahead Bar. 1,750 __e add-d bbhIm^,
Knlckerbocker . 1 .00 wlll maKe IhB | ******
Cup . l,_io racu worth J
C. X. MBBBB. 1,-00
The e.tlmated vnluo of Ita ______ of 1801 la
$75,000, whlch Includcs a farge amount of uncolleet
able forfeits. The value of tho llridge Ilamlh-ap, to
bo run at the nutumn meeting, has taBB ___BBSal to
920,000. Entrles for the spring sii.kes closo on
January 2.
Two or three yenrs ago the promlnent turfmen iu
this city mlght havo beei found on tuiy evening In tb~
enfo of the st, James llotel. That was tta a88 pt-d
rendezvotis of owners, tralners, bookmakcrs and the
more iespectable tout_. But now there seenis to 1k.
no general meeting plaee. The scveral ela? . M
turf followers have becomc widely s.-piirat .1. YOB Hnd
them strung out all tho way from I ..int's enfe lu tbe
Ilotr-1 Vendome, at Forty-flrst-st. ai.d r.roadwuy, to
tlie Martoa House, at 1'iilon Oqaate. FMlif Dwjrer,
tha faithful, Is ono of tho |8W who have.not dc.-crted
the St. James. Ho usually dinas at Johu J. Mctiiatli's
Kldorado, in Twciny-cighth-st.
John Kelly and his tkle-partn-r, Count QMeoa.
otherwlse Slgnor Gldeoni, eat twice a day at 1K_
monico's. The Count has beea a gue-t c-f tho hou c
theso llftecn years, and alwaya has hoaiiuy f.ir bfcak
fast. After dinner he take. Mr. Kelly to the theativ,
provldcd there ls no prliofight within 100 miles of
New-York. To-nigl.t the Count may be sccn in his
box at tlio opera. " Jack" McDonald and Mattk. Cor
bott oVen }olu Gideou and Kolly at "i-el's." u Pete''
Do Lacy '? liappc-ns'' ln there in tho course of the
evening, in company of "Ed" Keainey or Jaeob l'hil
lipa. uIke'' Thompson, llelneman, BtavBBB C;ildwell,
Colonel Dauiels and Kllpatrick are often se_i aaOBBi a
talile, with somethln . ln the conlre to look at.
Colonel Daniel-'s latest Joke was tbe ,-encliiig of a
negro boy to Kilpatrlck's room at the Mnrlb u-ul-'i
f..i- ii vclvet oOBt IIM nevt --c'.icr ;ifter a vrlvet OOBt
ln HcK.ni 00 will iind a bomb uti'ler tho door. Tho
Colonel's boy upset tbe Whole hou--. There was nu
ko.^iing him downstalrs. He ovcrturncd cCrhs. pnr
ters and haUbOja at ? o'cl.Kk In tta BMB-lBf. and
suc?essfully ^?ugllt his wuy to Kllpatrick's rooBV Tho
unwolconle vlslt was repeato?l no leea Itaa Ihiee
times, in the Xace of the most awful threateiiiii---.
Sineo Ibe exposure of the joke. Colonel Dunl.ls baa
been obllgcd to plnee hlm.elf under tl.e pmt-ctlon of
tbo poliee, and '? Kll" has taken up his nbode at tta
I'nion Square Hokl with his fuiherin law, IX-ninaii
Thompson._
A TRAINER'S NOTES ABOUT HORSES.
F-.ANK A. BHJUR 1'AYS $10,000 FOP. X COI.T-TAEK
ABOUT EtJEB _JT____k
"Ho who hesltates ls loat," ls a proverb that BBB__B
to tuifinc-Ji aa well as to otlier p.-opie. "Con" J**ta*ttaa,
tralner for Jaeob Rujipert, punbas.d u .4-arllng colt ol
J. Cassatt's annual aale. The colt ls ut sood __H BB8
ls dark bay in color. He ran BBVBBM good trlals at tbe
Oravesend trui k, one of whlch was reporUd in The Trlb?
une. Lclghton hild hlm at 83,500. Mr. I'.uppert had an
optlnn aa blm until last Thursday. The eaM had another
trial and worked so well that I/clphton M8BM tbe prlce to
88,000. Mr. RupiK-rt was to have given J_clgliton an
an?4?cr on Katutday. Thla he falled U. d-.. "M:itt"
Allen, who tralns for Frank A. F.hret. went to Oravcset.d
BB lhat day and a?.'reed to glve $10,000 for Uie colt if b-.
ran a satlsfactor.v trial yeatcrday.
Allen was on hand promptly at 11 B-flaelT Tb- colt
waa warmed up and B__T-_Bf was rc-ady for his trial
when Mr. Ruppert's agent anived on the traek. The
i-ir.i.t want.-d to walt for Mr. Ituppert. but Allen sabl tl Ot
ho would not walt, as he had bought the colt futijec*. to
a aatlsfa.tory trial. I-elghton decld-d not to walt for lils
mployer, but to run the trial at onee. The eett bn.ko
at the half-n.llc j...*:, and ran the flr-t qua.ter In 21 BB -
ends, three-elghths in SO**, and flnished the half-niil- In
50 seconts flat, accdlng to Allen's wat. b. B-BVBM- otlur
tralners made It faster bv half a BSBBBi, but All-n can
tlme pretty well hh-BBV. He t'liv- I.. ighu.n $.'.n0 iu
cash and an-ord-r cn Mr. Ehret for ftAOO. Mr. P.u|>
pert haa bei-n unfortunate hi uot sciurlng auch a c.,lt. He
loat the fllly by Wagni-r in Uie fame BBBBMB?I. A. Morris
-ecurlng h-r for 815,000. Tho ccit that Alb-n boni_l.t
l? hy In.p. Ilandy Dlnmont, dam Moonlight, b.v War Dam'e.
Alb-n k:|1 that he would secure more go-<l MMa, If th-v
BBBM BBBW Bt im BlBta form. .1. A. MonU said vi ~
tattmf *liot the. two-y.ar.olds would crcat.- tbt- ae.isatioiial
radaa M 1W2.
In re?aid to blqt ~_k-s, the Mar_B Fark Aaaaate??fl
wlll not tiv to BBttB tbe oth-r tia.ks ln t.'i- BBlBB of I t-w
siakoa, but wlll c-ndt-avor to gi4e t-veiy on'nat a __UM8
to get son.e of tbe money by glvlng It in lnod- rntu stakea
and paaaa. Ti.e ahBia were tuii _| rthleka of aii de
-..iiptions yeattttaj, and aaaa. st-.iiti aqiilpaaw wete *
UM b-t. Tl.e road- are In excellnit sba|p-. und a lat?
iiu.nl.-i of people were at the clubbouse,
??Siilp"' DaBOTBfl ta voing to leeWte his w, l-.-ht. '-Snlp"
and "Jlm" t**M**trat do two l.i.iii-" 4N0ik .\.-y day M
UM bowllu- alb-.4>. A BMtBh ls tall.. .1 ol t-> BBBM Bl Ifl tlm
ii.-ar IBJaea "Cpb." Hn-d-kcr baa dealgn* c.ri some of
the Morris faa___fa that hBTB BM l~lr triul". but did n-.t
show BBM i.-.e. b t" _MM ln the *_._.??,. Heaa ol tl.-.n
ai- IH.44 in Bm BiaMea ?t 'iii-.ir-L-s Kaah.
lt wlll plca.se tlie frlenda of Jolui llyla.d, tlie trjlner of
the Futurlty wlnner, His HUhBBIB M iBBIfl -Mt Ml I
ini].r-.vlng l.ouily from ht. re.s^t, attaHH of ].it-u_innli.
Hftomt tooK a B8VBM old, wblch _-TBtapeC_BM BBI?umonbi.
Tlie horsc-K In bis atable BB8B attaeke.l wiu. dlat-.rij.-r, tlie.
yoarllnga BUTerlng the niiiit. The. old--r born-a are aa well
BB ever, but the yearllngs aro slowly loundlng Ut. 'J ln
tb*** . l.ci-iUl M one ot tlie BtBBBfaBl M the turf tn \t
MBBBB. ImtWtA and Merry Monarch wlll do baUie ln th
ul.T.--?earo d aUik.a thatcloa-d when th.-y w.-.- y<_lln--.
II || WghaaBa wlll meet aU comers lu the alake. thai. <lo-?
tho U.at ol Uu- BBBBBJ year. Thn yi-ailln .s hBVa !_?
lorin.-d aatUfa'torlly, atta wlth a falr ahare of luck al.o.ild
pay tbtlr wuy. The stabie will have a BtlBBg tt**** tot
tlie purit^s and M-'llnj,' MB8B.
St. Florlan waa ln tialnlng .until last w.ifc. H- and
Ifrlltr were uscd aa trial hi.r~.-a wllh tho Morris ycarlui--.
Allrc-d lliinien Morris naliud ..4-r MMBl. -HB pc.unda
Uuilng hl? hunti.i- trl|i.
*?*- Daa_~_M has fhWt 'IVnny anotlinr bll-t--r. It
la alnioat a ?ure thina ti.at U.e awBybacK will tt* M IMB.
?Snlp" said Uiat h- would not 1-t Xonnv g. t ao blg thla
wlnter as be would trato into form with-ut ao m.l* h work.
? sniu" d.M-s not haUava M f*-1 raaeMaa uiais, om Hhaa
to aee if tbat l-ve a i'o.~I wav tt BBBBB -Vah Jlm I- .
atroiiK rutfged.|ookln_ fuilow. now that hc ha. tlant oot.
?Kiilp" ta BWBM on MB. and .aid Uiat l.c would make a
..??fui MaaafaaraM
K K Albock l__aelab!o of ?lx_e--n l.ors.-. A ii-.ii.i-r
?f BMMflM U.o pron-rtv of -l'ai*" ****** .
f* BBIlMBB Brothera have a number tt Teatllnea tb il
have run _.--! Ula!?.
J \ Morrl. aald on FrldaV B_M U.at HM MBBttBi
MhBBB U, run U.e ********* ***** 9** tt - IM* MJta
built at Oak 1'olnt waa the ****** ******* ,f.Mr
Wlth.,.. co-BUi'l run M8M ?t I.*9 W * UmB
iutii- b. Uie c_buc_. are U__ ha B-ukt net t*m tom ?_>?
nl,..;.. \. ,? jlpmH e . cltalntr .hut; Ihl* UM- meotla? h*'
> i, m :-i ..'. -?
\v.\K OM THE QABflEUD T1UCX
1'i'lil.H. skniim; \l' IN 0M1CA00 II IBB vi;\iv ':
TEB IMQCITY.
CMragi. Dae. ia (BpaeMl). !Colm_i? Maitog HM
(nrdy nnd piolally ln-iii.4 r*.- OBOtU af tlie city <o BBB>
16688 the i.mliel.i track. tlmt ti.ieU B-| prolanbly t*.
upWBd April 20 next. for a *-pilng meeting Clorvl
I.. M. ll.uli. pr.-lTli.g Jwlge. OOA C.l'.n, 1 ".!..<?..'
(I1I1111, BtafMr. hnv ; I'.-en 1. onfciged for next sea-on.
ihe capi'.'lty of the grnml slan.l w.li l_ iienrly do-ibled
during tlu: ..hiitdown. The beflnR rlng wlll al-o bo
OBtmBBaB, AII th- b.iivv vv.M.rUi: posts In ine MBBBJ
nre lo bc chai.ged for lion BBBB 1-0*6 aro sonie blg
st.iUe plaiis in vlew. v. IU, soinelhing 1 ke ?r-.-O.OOO or
gMOyOOO for add.sl money. 11 _-0jflQ_ Dcrby and three
or four *_,00(> nnd * 10,000 hnndlca..-;.
The i-id mail-on Uu- QolBmU UBmB yesterduy 4_u*ed
nBaaaattoa M all etiaMa t,.lar. The,,..-.. ti.e aMMand
tho BjM pioii.in.nl (?_<?__.. men Ifl the citv have talien
:i hand with the MutBOBB in.-n aud promlnent roldent*
for tho perinaiient iaB|B_B-.iai of mmt BMCM wliich
ls locat'd withln the rlty limlts, al.out a stone''-. throw
liorn one of the line-t pflffea In the city and ndjolntng
the We>t Mde lloulev at-il. Tl'e flght plonil-.es to be 11
blttci .ne. At a niretine held it tho Illinols Club
la-tni(;lit -Io|k. B688 tal.-n M further the worli. I'p-I
dent Willlati. J. Chaln.ers, of tlre Hllnois Club, siiid this
was the otit^i-ovvtli of a ineellng held Tlairsday by tl.e
tiii.te..,, wi.n flrlahN the (lub to fMBBM w_ys nnd
B-OBBS for rlo-di.g up tlio GbHMM RbM) 88061 and st.p
pilBlllH Uw cils caiinectcd theri-with. No legltlnuic
)-ace( our-'' BBB ever coii.l.ut "d as tl.ls i.arllel.l I'ark
track bad bOBB nm-lunni; the last year. ?? The West Hlde
cirs," said ,ho speaker, "W6f8 mmmf with tbo 18-888.
dasse-i of men and women gD-Bg to nnd from the
gaa-M-Bj giaoaas; UM ITaM Ema itaiwta were b-BMmUi
lllled wllb pMBb-BBJ nnd tlk- dro-'s of huiu.nltv lt;
,,,11-eiiuuu', ,,r Ma Inl.iiltous institudon. To-day they
stoppod the laatag 011 the tr_rl; that comes witMn the
llmit of iheir Juii-di- tion MMM. the 'lnw. Hut the
pjabtan bflwi Bfecaiy t-tacd etacalan bbb-MmIbb; fba
tl,-. _*\ill lanUM agaln M ApHl 1 tl.lnit if we take
IBM matter in hand we can dilv. them fnrni those
groaodi mYtmm.'
Ur, ChaUBBn Introdacad ax-Majrar CBrtae h. Har
rlsoi), Editor of "The Tlme-.." Mr. H_.it1soii be :_an by
BSjrMg that __H tnen knew from tmdltion tbat 86 VM
lh_ fileiul 4,f punbleis whlle .Mayor of QMttfB. Hc
B6Bf86S6i tliat be dld'not I--lieW ta-fld gambllng could
be eutli-ly stippressecl. T)ioi_ v.:.s a -.tivak ln MflBBB
nature thnt cau-i.l men to _.ainblo for the sabe of try
ln. to gam -omething lor nothing. Hl- policy wns to
allow < .aen giiu.bling and regulato lt a. far a. i?o.sllile,
M ns to redii.e lt to ;i aitiiiiwim. ltut tl.e |__BB.Ifl_
.le, -. Ql Clai'k st. were small Oftk coinpaml wltli thu
h.ll at (iarlield Park. Uc.h-td sum the cars crowd,. a
wlth gtmillers who.e facs \.ci;i I-H.lliar toJilm br thu
..id d*\?bnd aaaa Hmbi baaflag aa to tho cbh-IM
Iafd68 on a Mg in a Bmmmro ?aoa. Me had se-u
many women fllllng tho 8818 who were wliiled sepnl
( hres, aud -BBBJ other-, who h.-.d not >.-? failen bevon.l
redemplloii-all polng lo tl'e hcll at 4i.u-.iell rmwu,
wl.ero i.o oiitru'iie foe was retpiin-. I was a public
sb_uue aad -Uagraoa, BaMtaeii of roatba, t._ed from
toartaen M twenty, went tben mamrf dny to Mo p*"'?*;
n,,t 4anly did they leain to _-inble. bnt they .,,?: ?
kUpplled with beer, ai.?l 60 B-U-6BBBB IBl Wt a hand
tu -t.,p Iho .iiib.wf .1 tcifl.c.
??Kroin UM laOO-OBIBO." aMM Mr. lluii-on. ? the
l-ond to tl.e brothel has bteii en. our.tg'*d nnd made
wMf and BBBOO-h. Fifte-n buiidr.sl B88B6Bfl a Ma
a-aa-a ago weia oa Ute groond; about haii were more
or leai i-spectable, aod tbe real betoogM to ihe fallaa
biM de-rrt'bsi olaaa. Th- .itv aotbortnei ean rtop this
4;vil; thev caii __niapr.--,-> 'Jeorgo ilanklns Ju-t as thoy
I.11V0 aoppreaaed .oe' llin.an.''_ __ ,
Tho !<ev. Ur. J. U WUhi-ovv. of tbo Thlrd Presby
teriini Chtiwh. was the pex. ipaaker. ______ .
I'lvsi.l.-ut II. L. Tlioinp-..n. of tlie West Park Itoard,
did not, tl.ini. 'itli-t- Mr. Haitfaon of Hr. Withrow had
laoguage t., Bxpreaa ih<- extaot of Ihe evU existlng in
Uarfleld l*art_. Preakleot Tbuiiip-on dea-rlbafl Iaa
Kuccowful efforl made by the BOflea n stop the
i-a.ing 011 tlie otlier track yestoroay afternoon. The
raclng on the otlier trnek in tba slush and mud
l"..k,-d "like a cvclone ln n lake." Yet tl,<- sorrv
iinltnal. wero poBBdad BTOBBd th" iraek ln this awful
im.nner. just fcr Ih- BBBB of selling pools.
A cominlttee WB8 BPpotnlod to wait on Mayor \\ asli
burne ln IWfBld to tliis BBjaM66i
OHKMKT it.VMONDS TO RE?CT OI?'FD'I-'.R.S.
?inicre was ? gtaal Bsal of mmAm tlmaaUammatmj galag aa
? t the Mi'i,li:it..ll. Alliltl.,. Club .Sati-Ml.iv night an.l v--.
t rd.iy, i,-v!ln>,i,:...v t. thI a,,:..::il I !? ? tion ,.r BM ?lub,
whlch will be BaM to-nisht. IBM BMB8Ma promis.* to be
tho llveliext it. tiie historv of tho club. The NgflMl ?r
otllclal ticket will b.. ___B_al by President iieorg,. W.
CaiT, wlth C. C. IfagBBl lor B88B8Mlf ?nd Dr. lloyt for
vlce-pre.sldeii-.
ihe lataaaatB bave aliw p?.t a Uci-et into tlio BBM, ?".l
they will work ibbMBBIT lor lt? el.-ctiuu. They labject
with much vvurnal. to U.e ai,ia<lutioii of -klcker-," and
aay that tti-ir ti.ket ls ju-t aa regalat aa the aaa hea.i,.
by l'r-sld nt C.rr. There Ls no ([.i.-'tlo.i of the .aiii'-t
6888 Of tho li.iu v.ho aro ?t tho h.-od of the rcform liaove
n.L.it.
A 8vii.ii.kIs of th.-ir |,l;.lf4.rr.' la as follow*: "I M M8
[_6llBl ?f tho club on - soimd lliianclal basis, for MM
und araaaja bbj-mbi of Ma tim. M0e-8-aa-aa, for Ma
(oircction of BBaaaaataaMBt at ,i,r.'.s.-.n artMMf, to Ma
Vtot tlie use ..1 Ma tiul.'- name for ndvirti-ing puri>..s._.,
1., waanmi paip-taal bbMs aaMMg, t, paavaal ti.e tacnaaa
of th?i prcs-ut du-s. t? have th- club pr .J?-ilv |BBMB(Btal
ln the a-teMI beard al Ma a. a. i'., la Wma iu oBhinis
[.-iv. thelr various oll.c-* tli- ?8888881. att-ntlon, t.a BBT8
tho by-laws aml cnstitut 0,1 rUldly eiifor.-.i, t,> i-r
jM-tuat. the BBteaat athletlc IBB-BBB.y of th- club, t.a
t-levate th- so. I_l stundli.u' of U.e < luo. to BBB-BBM tho
HBIIiailH-TI cbai_.-.r of the club and to further __M
b -t MMbsbM "t ti.- srgaal?ttaa.n
I'tie r-forn.-is have 1.0 ..ndidite for pr-.-ident. th- rr
num.der of th-ir tbket BBlaa 81 MUaaa: Vi.BiaBdiat,
WUi-ua J. <**?_!.; Maasaair, Oaatn *'? -bBMbi BMbbmb,
Wliliain B. t, K-vs.i : aBBBBta, Kug.ne Vb.i BsMlaBi last
llt-rtTTia?. BadatK* B. -Smiu.; aaaaad BsaMaaat, li?eh
n. tmmmrm/i tm aataeasi., B. __. AapaUaa, 3mmm
Btaaa-B-d CMwe, B. 0. OaateaBB, Oasefi SHaMa i>?vid.
son Baaaaa MaHlawt K.11-, MwM OaaM, riadailek
n,it.,?, DiaaaaM B. Banaaa, BsOM M. Mitgaa, Thon..
i?n .N. Motl-y, W. C. I'wo, Lawrcnco Well-, H. f.
WhiW-Ji. r. _. _. '
Nl.W.YOIiK .IO Kl'.V CI.CII STAKKS.
glOIBtllT C.lckmoro, of the New-Voik Jock.-r Club.
annoumi- tho following Hak-B, M BMM oi. January 4. lot
mm >i,.ii.K aml Mll 11,"Maaa M MM-i
l-or Ml6B|8BlMM lM-Hag BtOBk, Pocantec. M-lr.,s
?11.1 v.-au-id hai.diciaps, thu Baga-eaarMBkaa a d XMagg 1
Back Stakc-a.
r r all a-ea-Mc-ropolIlan Ilai.di ap; oae BBM and .
f?-?'a a'-eo aaab. mmt tmttmU; mt tt mmmrni. aaM
Sio5 al-ad. of wh.ch r-'.ooo u.aad aai ttJN to
J! X,-,V,? Jockey Club, IB-8CBBB UM6, Ch-,1,
Dt_____6 Badaaa Blrtt und bsal UMad Ughi vv-.-ht
iaa-1 th- M BiewaBtaUaaad Mai?-bayM?MB 1
.'11ftmmtut tm l .?.yr.r.oid-wi..t- i.ains RaaBMaa,
Moiuit Varaaa aad -Baa ??__-*.
lor MltB-J-BI iMs roMBBI B-7 HhMMBB.
M 1 ull age- -Maa-aMBB aud 0 mBOTJ Club -66-1(618
l',l MMMf, MH-H-8 MbMbb .**uk.s fo.- t?o.yc_..
(, ?. m u.at v'_., at BT90 mam. witi. .10.000 .ad.d. aad -
MM whieh vv'ill 88 "o-tl. 88 BBM* BBBMB ?> Iho - ut'.r.tv.
.? -ddlto.i to thi* a.ray of H-_H8 MM BMMBBfBBBBt 1
mmBt L.l 1? u.at Ma S-BBai air,.,iv sMaal M ba raa
U.-sl,ins -MU .MMI of lst. have,, UM a.*L
ald xmmxtl t,. 88 ,o"t r*". Ainonir these H8 MB
, a. ,,1.? BtakeB, with ,-').ooo aid-d ?aaayj Ma
jut-,.11- 1 ..r.-.ir....t. Antl,i|?tloia, OaUJa-4. BBTMa ano
SSn Bll i-r t?,.,va,-..:us: u,- MUkaBB, Mjaaat.
Ladlw' aad Bea and tomm Mafcai h8 *?'**??* _
; ,.? M Ma BprMg BBBMaf. -ABd Ma WMwMg .0 lie
,? i, MU 3-MMg: lor t-o.y,_r-.,.d- DBBBBta.
xnumt_n luh",,. O-aaojaaaa .? - MaVtaa (flMga tmtm
;. ,',,. i.i ,,??"_'. tm MBB8-j8Bt^Ma-f_U Taat, BaaMi
MM Jaii-a imnmBtBABB aBded).
TO 1IV.VI' TIIF.Ill ANNI'AT, OAMBM
The aaaaal aaaaa M Me ISM Reamtmt BtUMM Oa
-ra 1," MM at tb" 8i-B8rj la-alBk-. aai bbm bbmUmI
,,?,?._,,, aaaa tt m* baa -MM8aa aaa M MMMM ??
. ,tl.,_r tl.,.-e r-',ntlv di-uu_!lll.-1 for BMBBfltlafl 'a the ,th
u ? mm iii _M balf-n.l_e go-us-ym-pl.-av, _.xty-elght In
Ik. .aaM iaa. tw-i.ty-.i..- MMa t?..-miie MbbbM rmm
thlrty-tive ln Mfl '--O-yard h.odle M8B, 10.1 m bV baU*
inllo novlo roce. MaMB88 M Ma MMI III 1-88, MBMf IBl
in tho HO'J-var- mn BBM tH8B-_r-MB M M8 88B ?_ vvalk.
mtjESA -OUISG THU ClABt PEtrBEAMEmX
ttm The l.ondon News.
?ri,., loiiowing aUlrleal frodaettoa, parportMg t.?
v|?.w mm 1 < i:u.-.ian Conrt MavaM, %?9tmra M tho
1 * ' "*. ' . I, tbe form of a ie-ter f.'.m a BBBBMb
:o,i uncllotiarv lo Ma f.ieud M llerlin : -UaBf
C.-,n.l-Tbe iollowlng may 8BT88 vou a^ an e\act lufor
m. ... 1 ta _u?e u.,.-.t..iu abea aa toavi_Cop_n
'e Iii any ...- thi- Bf-fn?0_0 at 7 ..?floek-lt
mav be also tbe daj after i?-b_bi_wb; MM bbMb aartMa
,,','i-ow at noon. We MaU. ol BOWOB, ebOOBBUM
? i ,..n-v, Mr tba Mad loaraa) mIM ..- aiaek bet
, ? 1 ' U.i- iva-on ;t i- BO. >*' d-CM6d whl'h B6 hIi_.1I
, .>,,- 1 UUnk us shall go by m._ as well i.k by buid.
Va'liMi'we leave tlio -tenmcr v?e |jel Into ihe tialn-tbU
U to s-v on to another atBOBM. I nieaii a -.tcamshlp
... i-alls 'or ralhc. an BXpreai tn.ln ln the water.
u- -ie mubily _'r*l(l "' *?'?? 'l'*"""**' tliei-i'.M vvo ir
? -un ;- ? J as I," tBmt 00 the .rean lo. aft.r all
one travo's l?t "" um llrma: IBSBB
Mn tb- aaa >.un.ey ls as goatf aa miUath Ja
ti-.vcl via iterlln. wbero v .11 BM. nwalt li.e at Ihe BBB>
rton: bai roa eaa a?aa roorvif ihe tnmi.b*,, a*. ???
sbi.ll nol t.i... li llerlin uiiiler anv conUderatioii. Wekliull
tliivel VlB rseltl... Wl.el. 1 HJ Cteltlu 1 II. all H-UKtg.
Wl, ,r- II.. ..'"Kl of U- P.nil to llMIKltf? -.t_t.in.llv vsr
--liull go dln^t from Co|?.ihag?-n pr shiia io hoiil.t.
l,eig Therefore uu revolr tl-c day after io morrow ln
I-crlin. We ler.ve here ln a week; where we r-iu.ll go
I atlll 'l'"'e nini-'bled,"
For Ihe lli.li.t-.,.-.
, 1-ili.t f_'h>. i.s Bai ln- ' I
i'uiui-ui? io. un fiailllai
?"-_?
Op_T__ip__C~-*te
a MaaaWrri EtatEtt of ran- An
tl,,..c Oilrnml IVed.n I-. pre.illn.lr
i.dnpted lor OlMlMBB Blfta. **
currd by ihe milive collectora of
TIIK !.U.TAlfIVE
?i47.il??FIFriI AVK.. -MTIIMT.
NEWS EROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEW ARK.
Ilocrcr Cleurv, once wealthy aud w. 11 known, wai
foundZ*ibt __ K ?? ?? ?* ?? O"""** *
'ttSaK."n!y'.'o,t. C.nn-I Army ,-f tbe Uepubi.C ..,
,.??,... in it- meinLcrsliip BMM * tho mo-t pro.ninci.t
,.?.? ,f Nownrk. The pc_-t ai.nK-.T-_r> MM8BBMB were
t? i* lield ln ****** Meit.orii.l Ctaiah BB _-_*?
BUBt but were indellultely po-to-ucd bBBBMBt tta eom
MHtBB a-k.t the BBM to BBP0__ doorkeeper-, ushers
nud other wo.kcrs from tlu: club m.-mborsliip Ibe
members or the commlttee w-re crlti.lsed .Inrply be
(,u?o ti.ey iM Bot ttaaMBh-M aet bb aatara, taar
baaaera. Ma. it wns said lta_ Itaf we.o too "Mgi.
le-ai." Ttaiaaaaa Ita ibbbmIIMb iaeaial bb raMaja.
The trouble may .au-e some wltlidrnwal. Irom U.e
po-t. ,. . ,
liy the wlll nf the lale Joht: V Wak-nnn the fol?
lowlng taaaaaM wava maie: Ibaaa Mi Afad women,
?1.000: 8_ tanahaa iio-pitai, ?^?0; YejMif Men*.
Chrirttan A--.i.latl-.i,. *V,*JOO; Hobm of tl.e *rleud
taBeTifiVooo; A^soclut.d iiiuriti.-.. ai,opo. ******??
nn.rci.ll.lien-s llo-.yiul, *1,0_?: Ko-ier liouie. #{.;'*'.
Orphan Asylum. .l.OOO; Boys' _odgln_ HOMM, *?"*
... ,.u, V.nii i rtubjMrlaa cn.ii.el, ?.?*, r"V "** . "
,.f the afltats, ..oith 1001.000, ls leit to the widow, who
lum no (hilUren. ????
A ilasalar eaae of Bisantl bbob .. o .ib--m.. pi umet
the 5Vwar_ poliee olhelau. PBtiofiaaa John' "_"
told has nmiii.g Ma Be_M>B_l fiiei.ds Frltz llieurer,
w tatta s i.v .-,i,i.-' ,.r u.i,'h.s nnd taaaawB^tta
?m.- hetog worth .ri.M'o n year Itauier ajao taepa
. l?-i shop. at Ki. ?-?">?_ Boath cmtiig-nve F-.l\
'v..,teidav uiomlng Tlnui.-r ******** niinself at t*
poliee ______ ani intorin.1 l.l-ut.-nunt. hl.-lii. WbO
vis on dutv, ihat ha h.-.d beard that HetiuUd waa
drunk. A ward B_*g_uit i-portoi tnat Ita iialrol
man was ou duI., aud wa- l-rfacth sob-r Tho
Pi.t.i.uuu. knew i.oililng pt Tiicni-;r'? rtatement. Al
i a. .... he waa approeehed on bta poat bfTbenrat
who bbML -.lobn l've been looklng for >ou for a
roupi- ol boara;yoB'reiraak." .
Utbi-.ld replied tliat H- WBB BO more drunk tl.n
ri.eiu.-r waa, wherenpon Tae-rar, aeeoitllna t - ?
atotement, -traek blffl B blow ln th- tace, Bnafchai Wa
? I b rr-.... bi- bnnd, and dealt hlm a vhil.-nt blow en
(??' head. . I.orllv n.t.rwai.t, ns tb- c.fli-r BtOOd ...
i,. ,,,,?-.- oi Ui. BtraM wiplng tta blood trem Ma
!.';,? jbeuiw .-iu..i-d. hrlatiaS 9tm ** dah aud
Iielui I, and walked off.
-? ?_?
UrTHEUFORD.
' Tbe Itev. Kobert Collyer, of the Cl.uieh M 'be
Mcs-iiib, NiwAork, preuibed nt the hall of ItaglBB
i -ouipiiiiv tta, 2 ftmmtt** afternoon, under tbe nu-pu -:.
of the l nltuiiati Soclety. The hall provod niu. h too
small, nnd nutnbers f-t.Kal ou tbe rtairs und lu the
passage-wiiys tlirougloiit the service-. The taOfAHA
tion was one of tho mo-t remurl-ible ever s--n i'i
BalhMtaa, and tealMaai taa caattoMMMaal mtu
i-ters nnd ytoiiilnent inenibci. <>r _M I'.i-byteri-in,
Kpl-.opnl, liapllst nnd .Mit'i. li-t . liun iu-s.
The falr of tl>e Ludles* Aid CtafMt of the (iulbt Bf
C.race Church c!o-ed BB Fii-lay night. the gross re
o-lpts being Btaat M84. Tbe protlt wlll bo u-e-l to
fta Ita Interest BB the church dc-M.
Tho Kuth.-rford CBB08 flub, nt lt_ annual BMe-Bf
at the .lubhouse Bfl rtntuittny nlght. eieete.1 D. \V.
Bala cajtiilti, 1'. Belleliumbers IBIBBB. aud iiauU
Ml l.'-'s niiite.
EUZABETIH.
TtaPaatlnM Aiiii-ti- ciub i_id tta prlaaur hoflta of
Its two-days' bo.\lng tournument on Satunlay nigl.t at
Cfeaseeat itak, and Ita iinal roaiaata WiU fake pla< e to
BBBTOW nlglit. in BM ll-pouiul clas-, J. II;ilTii-r,
In-iltuto A. .'., NewarU, dele_ted 1. lU.niltoii. of tbo
I'a-t.m--, afd t. Fanlk.i' r, I'.i-'inie-, beM **. __-_?
I.aurie A. t_ la tho 185-peaai B___ 1. I.vncli, I*a
tinie, defeutisl .1. l'aiiie, ItatlflM, aml L GBBBBr, Ash
l;ui-l A. ('., X-IWBlfe, defc.iU-d J. Flt.pat bk, Cntivvill-)
A. C. Iu UM i:i'?poui)iI class Tli-uia. Cushing, PB8
lline. ib-f-ated ea-ily Fred Betaoek. Ho-K-biid A. (.'., New
ni-lf, aml .1. _oer__>, lii-titute A. ?'., dUBM-Bfl .. F,.
l'oniuiim. F.li/.abeth.
A sir.inger wa- f.niiid lale on sal.udav nlght be-.-b)
tho ronn.vlvania Ballroaa at >Ui.jb_tii, faliilly lnjun-d
by a train. A telegram was flnind ln his pocket ;id
ifBBSt-l to TlmotTiy .1. CampbeM. usUing t-i -n.-ak -wlth
you rega. llng my <Its_nrge frun the Army.'1 lt waa
aigned " T. Couiic'.lly." _
OTHER SUBURBAX TOWNS.
i
WI.5TCIIE.STEU COUNTY.
MOI'NT VKKNoN'.-That iiitereellng eomedy "The
PUBBlMll." by well known und welldrilk-d ii.nateurs,
will bo given ln _____ Hall Ofl Deieml.ei- _9 b> _M
lx.-iu.-lit uf llM I l.uivh of tl.e A-. -i.-io.i. HM *** _??>
cop.il pari-li of whieh Ita Kev. F. M. B. Taylor i.
raatsr. . . . The town Is ag:_n supplkd with an
BhaBfl-BBB of wi.ter aid Ibe co.np.tny has eBBBBi
puniping ttom the BVBBS Hiv.-r.
NEWKOt IIF.LI.K.-The Afrban M'tiiodlst W*t* Vfll
ZIon Chui-ili ye-tei-luy c-l.-briited Its liftioth anni
versary. A l?vc fenst, wu- held at 8 a. m., fullowed
nt 10::?0 a. in. by tho regular mornlng service, whloli
\rtm eeaiaetai by tbe Bea. w. J. smith, M ___Barae___.
N. Y. Al l-H f. 90. the BBT, A. M. Walker, tho
jaisuir tt the church, gave u hisU.ry of tTie .hiinh.
iho eVealnf -errlee aaa eeaaacMi hy the Kev. Aaaun
J_.-k-.in, of Ponghkeepale. A tetH-al for tlu- benetit
of Hm ehareh wtS l. held ou Thuisd.iy evening iu
Luuibden's Hall.
Ij-JX- ISLAND.
FI.ATIil.-li.?The ceiemonies of the conier-tone lay
Ing of the new Mcthodlst F.plscopal Church Bt
[toapBOlBt, and Ol__BW___-_-~B. Wlnd.-or Terrn.-.
tisik plaee yc-st-rday :ifa-rnoon ln tho old ehareh
bull'ling. Addreses wero mude by tbe Kov. C. II.
linck aud tho Kev. 11. A. Jordan, of lyooklyn, and
the Kev. \\. Coiich, of Islip, U I. Ilie pastor of
the chunh, the Kev. F? 9. Wright, bMO made au
B__8BB8. At tho mornlng and afternoon servir-s
.?j.:;o;. was rataai by oir.-ili-gs. The church grounds [
will cover three lot, '.._xi:;. ft., of whieh tbe Kev. j
J. M. Fenls, of Wathaah. and Mrs. <ior_m, of I
FBlkfUM. *** two. Ita buildlng will be a fn.ui.:
BBB. wlth a h.ick bBBBMHaf. and will cost *12,tK>... |
lh- ..ni-r- uinl truateea ur- F.. B. B*t__, Saniuel ll.
nweti Charlea n. iJiinuns, .?;. T. Mathewa, _. lia.c.-r :
and l?. Ii. Iliiinl-lln. After tl.e servnes ihe on- i
u-reiratiou foini-d B proce__0_ aml niui.be.l to the
siuT of the new ehareh and aaag the Doaology.
The bei-cdictlon w:i- pronoiinc-d by the Kov. Wlllluu .
lock-on. of Brooklyn. owlng to the Mteaeaa of tta
hour th- BBBJ-BJ of the .toiie was ckferred until
t.dav.
JA.MAICA.-Wllllam DfltlSOfl dled M B-M li-.-kav iv
|fl IMT, bavlng an e-ttitc of *'.?i.tx)0, 0f whlch #70.n:)0
was In NBl e,statc. lils BMM WUllam aud CaOMJt ?-'"?
BBBBB c-_ecutor-. Tl-ey had UM refll e-t -.'. I Mirveved,
<ut into cItv lots and MM out Mta ******, ani tbey
extcn-ivcly adveiil?d tl.e sale by aintlou. Afl BBBCMI
attr.ictioiis UM. ollered fro.: B-CflfatOB tlflBM, tiiu-ic by
n Mbbi bata aai a BflMftflaas taa Maetaoa laaU arta
?itleuded tbe -;ib-. The ptieecd- fiom tbe -ales BBIB
hurdU ___dB_t to cover Ihe 8BB8BBBI lu. urred. A
.lan-ht.-r of UM dead man, Mi -. m;-hii Cor.iwull. objects
to-all tta BXPOMBM inc-ir.vd bv tb-ni pielliui'-.i<* BBd
Inrldent M tbe sak-. Ti.e coiit.-t befori Shrroaate
Wellor v.as coiulitct-d witb some degree ol bitt.-nn?.
The imi--'- de-l-lon wns banilc-d BOWB on >atuiduv,
,11.1 iu it tlM - vutor. an- -.vi-m-Iv . iHI.I-.-cl for the
rochloaa esi~-_dl_ira ot money. Tbo Judga allowa tha
, hal ?? niuU for t)_ ciittlng up Into lois and iailng ..ut
,,f the -ti.-i-ts. hut rejerta tta -harft te Ita tpaeul
train, free lanetaoa nnd bnmt baod.
STAir.N I .r.VN'D.
' II'.OI'BI.F. IN A SI'NDAY SCHOOf
The tionblo whlch hns t___ brewlng for some tlme
|n HM ? unday -chool nttucli.-d to the DBBM liraliit:
\lll- ( liurcb, in E**E9***A. 9. I-. hns _BB_HbA _B one
f.i.ilon. !i?-aded bv .b.nries Kennedy, willnlruwing fiout
the Baaday MtaM aai aaartMahlBBj bb aapoatilofl
sehool. Mr. K-nn ciy wns -ui-'iluteiid >nt of the Ituou
~. hool wheu ti.e lirinitevilli. Cliuieh wltlnlt--4V fnim
tta Bnpli-t .b-uoinlnaiio:. aud bMWM * -____ church,
.six vears ago. lie. was Invlt.sl tn Joln th | liilon
church and he did so. taking his Hundav-?chi-jl wlth
hlm. Kvt-rythlng want along stuoothly uniil a icport
i.u. I .sl the 8B88 tt MM tru-ttes of iho church lhat
Mii?erlnlc-hdeiil aaBBBBp hud e:\ptvssed a libeial oplnlon
regai-dlng eerltiln pas-agefl In the Blble. The trustees
njipolnlcd B con.tnlt-'o of thie- to i i.r.tlgat.: Ihe
inutt-r. Tbi- i-.ininlttee sent S.-\l.ni lin.l.t-l t-i tn
l-i\l--w t!ie BBJBBtfl~_aia__ Tl ? MtMB b.-ci.m- lndig
liat.t and refnvcl M make nny -tntem-nt M BBSMM
Btelatai, and said that If the coiumlttic wntitM hU
riewa bb Ita matter Itaf would hara t- bbrm t" Mbb,
11- bir-d Ua. n?im? over tlie liobk ai:d I-id ler Cntn
pany lB (ininllevllle nud jitoct^'ded M organlio a
BaadBj aahnel laiaaeaaaal cf ti.e balea eaarrli. Maaf
,,f Mr. K.iine.ly'~ BflBOa '* ut wtlh hlm. n- i-bt Bl "
M>m. of ti.. teaeber*. -Mr. Kennedy, with mmrbo! !?*?*
foll.wer-, went to the I'nion chui. li aud demand-d
th- oraaa aml bmM bI the faralUire troai ih- sunduy
-rh-H.I riMii". Ile 801 the oigun, but not Ito fu:n tui-',
Ve.tcKluv h.4 r.iiidii. i-i u bunoay-aebool lo iho hooh
uud Lidder b.u-<-. und ha.! n.nnv .^f hia >-ll puplls
,,?.-.?!.. I'I.-) I iiioii Sundnv irhool hut a Mim nt
t-tidiitiee.
Tlie rtclenee of Brewlna Irom Mnll .m.l llopa
la a-n. .iiattatcd III th. |-T-. tlon of Un Main.a-.tai Bc.-r.
uriti by uuil. ll'ipftl Tl'.'g Co., 22U _u->t dtt".h-at.
GKANI) ARMY BUGUv XOTES.
intei-F..- i.v mr. axntu. EtKJltCCfi
? _
L'N't'SU..-. C\flB KllX'i TABJUB Wl m*BEm) mB
T.IF. C_N>? I '-I' IT.flTU.V "MICKU"..
Interest ln OlBBg Army rlrrles 60B-MBflS 9} ,,e'
rontred Ifl tho nnniial elections of 0-86888 and repro
sciituUve*. for Uio year IBBB ln tho v*.iou? P*t..
'Ih- -elections ko fnr this yoar hav,: been in the BBBM
1,. -,,iv tUBiaaiiMa-M Mon UMa aaflal eajB M being
taken M llMlJ-Bg -B-B_-M8_B_- flfl- WlMgMBMM
and delognU-s to the Memoruil C'ornmltt.e. and Depnrt
6MB1 Kncimpineiit. No olbcer ? nn bo elected for a
MBfai term tba. one year, but lh?*rc ls nothing Ifl
ihe rcgul.illons tliat wlll prevent a p -st rontiriulng an
acecpl.-blc n.an In a pla-'O. lf the post so will* It, for
any number of lerms. 18886 cr uimanlerH havo hcei.
raaMoMd more tli_.il a m*M tin.e . Ifl _ome p.-U.
on the other haml, it has 0888 oidalned that no oom
n.4-e shall bo re e.'cctc. llOMBMBtM BBMB, than oneo.
The object of thls ln certaln uigonlw-lions ia to givo
all members who _i_.pl.- M i-ouimand the po?t au <>P
portunlty. If thelr MUOVS think ti.em worthy nnd
eapable. |MM IM, BM 44, udded stieh a provlsion
to iis by laws last week. R8B6 IMI88.I that tbo honor
slrould be ptissed arouml. Tbo po*. of a< _uta.it U not
an ele. tive cfliee, but Uie itnumbcnl of thi. liniKiitant
p.,st ls appolnted bf the ominand.r.
The following additional elections havo tiken ***
' lleoo l*_st. No. 44-fomniander. Charles llrickM_edel;
senlor vlce commander, Pn'U OaaMH| Jualor vlce-com
mnimVr, TlllBIII - -M-oi-e; .luai'b-rinnstef, Ji.hn U.
Keoyon; .haplam, Jauics K. Kuller; 88-1-88. Dr
orlando ll. DOBgMa, M. 1).; olllcer of tho dav. Wllllam
Henderson; 8*888 of the gunrd, Wlllliim d. .-mart,
rounill, Wllllam lt. McMlllen, Joseph C. Wollf, Cliaib-.s
Knappmnnn. Henrv I. Moore; dolegntes to department
encampmei.t, I'hllip B, Blg-M, U*fc A. Owena.
Aiidr.ir .1. OtMBBBt; alternates, Hcnrj' H. Herr,
Charlo. 0. Itelchert, Hngli Ciillen.
James C BkOO Post, No. M-C'.mmnnrter, Harry C.
Hanloll; senlor vice-comniaiider. N. H. 9oBm*9. i**
Hlll lllWinlll A. H. PrwHey: adjtitnnt, Danlel
Jermati; ipia. termn-teV, B. 1>. H. CMlfcj .surgeon,
J. C. Morton, M. I).; rhii.liln, DflB-l MrMunlgle;
ofllcer of tbe, day, J006|- HfBo', offiecr of tlie guard,
David Olnrh; sorgonnt nm.or, JoOBffc ('?? Hoy; quarter
?M-rtar iBipant. Mm m. Abbbb.. orUMna.. 0. w. Ke*
Kovvn: s-ntlnel, Wllllam A. IgBBBBfi ?'"?"cU. **B
J. B. Kymes, < ....rle.s C. Smlth, L. f",. MeKown, Thomafl
Dwver. Willinin II. I.unoiiglis : delegates to department
enenmpinent, Duvld McMunigle, Alfied M. Smlth;
.JMibbMi. B. 1>. H. CMfk, James Boaa; delegates to
BBMBOrMI commlttee, James |, Frn-er. Jolm J- ??
.rmi*. Willinin ttmt, John .lerolomiin, Willlnm Pulmer.
iiib-mn.es, Wllliatn P. Walton, John J. Morii*. Havld
Ctertfl James II. Hlll. Charb--. C. Smlth.
(ieorgo C. Stiong Post, Nn. ."..'.-l-C. .nmnndor, John
W. Kaynor; B-BMr vie-comtnander, Francl. .lotigHtnl
ing; Junlor vlce-commander, tinrdner L MlBlMOBi
H-aiKl-BB8ll8. Isnac T. Swez-v; cliaplaln. the Rev.
Johu J. Arnaiid; BBrfBOB, Andrew J. Smlth, M. I).;
6BVar of th<* dav, AMS BorHM; offlccr of thr. gnard,
Rflbart Welsli; tfBSta-8, Ilbbert D. Keeler and Havld
W. WII=on : ieMfaM M MflM eiicnmpm-nt. Hobert It.
K.-l.-r: all'itinte, Havld W. Wil-a.n; delegntes to
-MflMrMI emmitte..'. UOOffl H. JBC-BOB. Fnmils
HooghtaBBI atid Alexander Merritt.
Oaa. Tkoaa-i v. Bmotmm Po-t. Ba. S-T-OoawbiBMr,
Dllver ratblen | senlor vic- c uniii.-inder, F. B. Hartvvell;
Jun'.or vl.e coaim.-inder, H. M. Pe-d; surgeon, Jolm
isliea; chnplnln, A. I.e BOJ! cjuarterniiister. Harmon
(Mll; oflic-r of the dav. Jolm Wtlllnarton ; ofllcer of the
guar.1, Jo!n I.nly; deb-.-ate to state encampment,
John McCnul.-y: altcrn.ite, J. H. Kllllngs-'orth. The
post wlll havo a ombBt ii.stallatlon enterbdnment
nnd hop Bl Murniy WH HBU, No. 5.5 Thlrdave., on
Plfday evening, January _.
MM K. DOB-M Post. No. 40_-C0_-MBB?dr.
Ramnel Collins; fi.nloi- vii-e e.niniander, George (.
Bawarti |aaM? rleaaoa__aaaa_r, wiiiiam s. osborno;
aarg-e, James L. Turner, M. D.; rbafllnlB, Wllllam
Turk: .ittarieruuisler, Wllllam Armstrong: offlcer of
tho day CBBlMa B>. Wllllanis; ofllcer of the g-BTB.
Wllllam r-erl-v; delegtttes Ut niemoriul commlttee,
I,~is COOk, K. s- Pai'e-o, John Keating: alteruates,
John DaakOT, James EtCmtEf, ??? ?'? Tui-ner; M88J8M
16 State encampment. Wllllam H. OllliUns; alternate.
Charles <-. Williams; tru.-tce^t, John Decker, J. L.
Tumer, j. J. Haa-pb-6.?.. UawM Oook, .
Wi'liam 1>. K'-i.nedy Po-i. N>- -l_-(.om.iia.i..":-.
Jamca IiambricU; B8BjMr vK-e-..oinman.lei-, James -Mc
Ouire; .luarterniaster, Thoinan MdMithy; -tirgoon,
Kobert 06811-60; cliaplaln, Willlam V.. White; ofllcer
of ihe Bot, 9\ A- Arnoia; offi'-cr of the guanl, TkOB-M
[_, Warren ; aud Wllllam J. Kent and Johu C. LlmbetU,
ijelerit-s to tho State encampment.
Abraham Uncoln Po-gt, No. __-Comni.v.4_cr. Thon.as
Welsh: genlor vlce-commander, Tlmothy ("arroll; Jutil r
vlcp-commander, Cbarles OOok ; (BBlMlBiaallir, Wiiiiam
A. VOfM; surgeon, Wiiiiam 11. Dtinlaar; ebapMlB, ?olon
Biaaar; oflieer of ihe day, John Hogaa; 00888 of tho
piaid, Wllllam Stcv.-ii-; dtMpM M .U-partment BB
canipment, Jo-eph Humphryes. alleinate, J.-lui Wood ;
,1(4eg-.it"s i,, mei.uii'ial <?ominittce. W. A. C-ffM, A. P.
Oieoa; bIM-BbMb, t. Cknan, S. Broarer: c aneO of ad
minl-tration, Jaine. Ik.ylan, Tboma. Baek, B. J. Levy,
J. Humplir.V4>.
Kobes Poit, No. .-_.?Coininaiidei-. ('".ar'cs U'lii-eV.
688-08 vi.v coiainaiHler, Charles Kayser; Junior v??,,:
commander, QOOCga BMs; dB-TUl-BB-tar, TBOBBM
BefiBlItt; surgeon, Wllli un BbMbt, M. d. : ekaBlalB,
iiai'.ip BeM, n. i).; oMeer of UM -?>. CkilaMpher
P_mg.*; ofllcer ..f the guaid. Philip Young; iu-lde umU
iiei, John geaatter; naMlrto BaaUid. OkarMa n.own;
delegates to .lepartincnt eneamptnenl, Tfe-OBON Pel
stcln. lVter Vogl'-r, CklMtopkaf PMIt, HBBty A. Krau-.
and Wliliain WelaOi B-tirBBMa, Mlehael Ncr-bn. < hi'N
fopher uiiiin-Ui.-l, A. Kaaek, PbUli Vo.mg. ll.
gpOBkliP. cMindl of adnilni.tiattou, A feMi A.
SchU'lerniacher. C_MMt0ik88 OertaaB, Weiner r-'ciiaefer
nnd Chrlst,)|.lier Hlninslan.l. Tlw in-tallatiou l f officers
wlll bo Filday evening, January I, IBMb, The lnstall
Ing ofllc-r wlll be Past Comtiiaii.ler PMUf I.. I.iglln, of
\j0 i Post.
James Monroo Po_t, No. fi07-Com:nander, f'liarle.i
O. Dobbs; s.-nior viee-commander, Jnnies M. Gano;
junlor vlce-coiiitnander, Wllliaut J. llatdlng; adjutnnt.,
1). S. lir,'wn; surgrion, T. J. Phillips; .piartermsster.
S. II. Mnaaa; Ibaglato. J. P. J-rdlne; ofllcer of Iho
day, J. K. Tomkins; oflicer of tho guurd, J. H. (in-en
iiell; (..'.geaiit-inrijor, M. B. Pcarsall; nuartermaster
BBTf-BBt, J. M. MaU-flBBi delegato to (lepartincnt eti
cami.mcnt and meiiioiial committee, D. s. llrown.
Yandei-bllt l'.'st. No. 1TM?4'ommari.ler. far UM fourth
cii-cutlve lerm. KflJ-B Oeorge Cliappell; BBBBOT vicc
eomnmiider, Kiclmitl C tireen: Jtiulor vlce eoinniander,
Hunbar Young; adjutant. I.cwis McC.rvl; .pi'irtd
BBBBMr, Wiiiiam II. Mott; surgeon, (\ W. Uoggcmati |
tlbagMlfl. OOOfp U, BflBlOBi otlicer of Ihe Bot, H-888
McUotiald.
II. B. Claflin Post. No. aT.s?C.imminder. I.eonru-d J.
Haaaa; NBlor rMaaoBUBBBdar, Waiter Hriii; fpaMs
viee eoinniander. Ueorge. 11. l)V4'r: surgeon, (ieorgo 1).
Morgan, bt i>-; ekapMla, n. a. HahBr; oEmmt ef tho
div. Andicw J. Sutton ; 08-868 of tlie guar-.l. K. 11. A.
Mill-r; .,|iiafi.:-r:ua-.t,'i', M. s. snm-y; il.-lcgato to BMM
i'i_, auipment, K. J. Atk-MOB. alteinale, James 4)weu;
incni nial coaiuilltce, K. J. Atl.iiiMiii, Jo^eph .Marphy.
J. W. C. Mel_0aB; alteiiiites. J. II. Iliililef, J. W.
daobB-, i'. n. Dyei-: traBtaaa, CharMa BiawaMr,
J. W. c. .M, l.'-an, ttmt lioel'iner, Wiiiiam (ian/.erberg,
M. iiold.
Jo'ui A. Amlrevv Post. No. _.:tl-Coititnnnder, Wllllam
9, li.il.ni-: senlor .ico-r.Miimaiider, K. 11. Cromu-I!;
Junlor vl.e comuiaiider, Thoinas H. 1-r.en; surgeon,
Ibiiiy Jol.nson ; cliaplaiu, l'M.'d -BVflfO! Q8 iitonn.-ter,
C, A. P. Syni..; 4iflicer of the day, Jolm A. Henson ;
oflirer of the guard. Kred A. 1-ewls; debgate to depar.
mont eiiciinpincnt, James H. I.ee.
Miehnel Coicoi.n I'o-t, No. ._!7 -Commaiidor, tieorgo
A Ci..,l.,'r. senior vlce cotntnand'T, Miles Rvati; Jonlor
r|BB coiiiinaiul.-.i-, Mbliael IkBB-MS : .|uarbJ?aiast4.r,
.1. W. Ilamiltoii : -urgeon, Alexaiidcr Stokle; chnplalu,
T.iouv_s II, Wllliaut. ?,tb."r ..f il..; dav. ,lohn Siiljivan \
ofllcer Of' tho guanl. HH m. Joki-O-I. 'delegnto to
departinent i'in uiupinent, Patrlck Ho.k1v; idternate,
MIlM __fBBJ delegale to memorlnl romttilttee, John
Bbbbb.
Miinsllo'd Po*-r, No. .'t'a, r.i'ooklvn-Coinmander,
Maitin short: senlor vic*-. oinmatidei-, i.eorgo A. New
nian : j'liibu' viee 0-BBBBBfld.-r. t li.ules N. Whcelwrlgbt;
srrgeiint, JBB_B8 BBB-B8V \ i-hnplain, Jnme* 11. Collins;
,|!i:.ttcrniastev, Thompsori W. Vfbitealde; oftlror of the
div, Willinin i .osseiii; ofliri'r of tho guard, Henry Me
(iluiilt.; delegale** t<? the Slat.- encampment, Mi-phen J.
linrrows, John I'.rown, s?muel Hatdy. tagfb S.
I'awnda. TBBBBM ?'? HBBBB and Jt.in Tregarls; dele
gales to the BBBBBlMI BOBiaBMaO, UhBliOB (.ulini, .lohn
K. Doyle, lieorgo T. Keliy, J.wepli C. .', vemfv. __ 9\
^-te_B_
Con_Unt ),r?ln workei- bave the blood ln Uieir h.-.l>
whicli ?i...,,.d _.. u.,li.i__ digMUoii. Tnu re-alU xto Im.J
a<-i.e bl tnii-n.'-.. nervomuui-.. ciiitiouiloi). dy*u*i.?,?.
bb-ia, v'ibo>? -s ol tbe "ki-i trrltabtlity ol th? u-n.per
-iieotlans or .:?? _M.?????_. Thc_*a. uul?-_ you uh,-. biuinioa-'
Llvir lt gulal'.r u.-v beconia ni.urabl- iltemxot.
aod w0_XJ{
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a tfop U it. *BL
.1 '*"_" 17 f<* Bfl
tu - ?_br.t, aT
??'??' ? ifBorderB __2
ma_o her mifTcr. and a -ttro Vr all the dia
r__ and d.?tiir_a_c_i that n__? he, wj?
Jt'B a legitimate BBflUdaa, that B088BBBM
euraa; a tc~.i - that in\ Ip-iratwi and boaS
nn ; a norvino that aooth?i and a_"eiijrth<(r_?
1 or beoring-down mjna, di*j._ic-.ni??it, J~i
al) the funrtional _rregu__r.tiee pecviiirttt
tl.e six, its a safo aml certain r-medy
Otber mi-licinea clalm to rurn f
That'a true. Uut thev don't eitAm ta da
thta: lf tho " Favorlto I're_*riptw.n * t*Z
to bcn__t or c-ure, in any eaa* tor wblch
it'a racommended, tho aaoaflj (.aU for it jg
refunded.
Judge for yournelf whieh ia likely to ha
tbe better m. licine.
And tbink whethor Bonieth.njt el_? offerM
by tho dealer Ls likely to U> '? it. .t aa good "
You pay only for the j-oo-j y()[X Jj? ~
thtso tenns it's tha r_?_i/>e_.
Silver Plated Ware,
We coutinuo to mannfactoiva o^
plete liue of silver pluted tfoods, .mu
passcd by nono in style aud execution
and of lopefiof <|uality.
An i.nusual number of articles suit.
able for I lol i day Present _.
(.mdelabra, IVrn I.ishes, Meat
Vegetable, and 0____-g Dishes, Jnfc.
stand.s, Smokors' Sel.s, and a completj
liue of Table Ware.
A large ?___)!tll.nit of IVarl Ilindled
Cutlery, and everything r.'<|uire<i for
use at or decoration of the table.
Reed & Barton,
:I7 i'nion Square.
ris'lic--. .1. Janscr, J. 9. Lovealia, B. 9. Sc-ott, 1.1
0*Brta. M. H- Hudson and Ii. It. OonHa.
Kutiltln Post, No. 10, i;:oolil\ii -(.oiiimander, AlfM
T. Wflaufl; -c.-nlor rlea e.,niinandcr. Jan.es W_t_d;
Junlor vic-e conitnniider, T. Qalaa; MTfMB, UB__
lliirl-i.h (re-cl.-.t -ti | ****** BBBB Mr, Mfl M_ni_|_M
iro-eloct-'iti; cbaplnln, tb'. _B_ .lob ti. !_,_; oi?r
ot the day. ._le_.ai.d_r D'Eb-iu: OBlear M ihe f__,
Jub.-i Ti-avis; de:i-c;at'--- to d.iurtinent evatm
ment. J. T. Burdt.k. M. D? Tl..,maa fcwfl,
cimrie. a. sha-.v; itMraatM, Thoaaa on_i
cluuli-i J.ickson, Wllllam ll. PantaB; d _an_ ?
BMflKBtal ..?..nimlttco, W. II. i:.:-v, TUBOthj '.III, _?J_
ti.lii X. Woodruif, Jota W. Raaoa, <ii__. A. tae
and ("hrlstoi-ier .Mullan; trn-t..-. fl* ~> fnUa, B. 1
WoiHiruff, e. H. Jaetaea. T. QaMa and ...... taMI
' F..rd Post. No. l'l. ot Catmttm, L I?<taflBBta
.lohn 11. Nolan; senior vice-coininan__-. Tt.on*. G_.
frcy; ***** v. c-coiiiiiiiii.d-r, Ji-lm I'rafantB;
chaplain, WillUm r>. foft', i|iia_. nn_?_r. Jlenry *?
Mever; oE*a* tt tta t**J, J',,1U "? ,urk; ?**m *
tbe guard, MBM 11. JeMMOB; ..ii.~-.~-. lvter _ll_r;
ik-kh'ut'j Ut _-t;ite encampment A. J. l.-.M-r _U_t_w,
11 M .toivr: delemite. n> meniotial i-i_im:_#, A. J.
i'L-iner and John il. Oo_*. A poWk m^taiiai-a _ll
be taM atjbc OMaier ,__B_Btl MfBtl wi Jaai?T
'^F-indreau' POati Nb. 500. pt >'?'?' ?aM.*__?__!
Feriru_on, comuuimK-r: ... II. I' ?-m. -i--_- -_?
.oininnnd r; A. .. .areet, J--I r vli-e.-jmniaiidef,
K. W. --.<?_. mrwoa; OeotveT. l_i\1>.jiiglta?fflrj
II. li. Tavb.r. oflHer (_ the day; J-h? a??~?r. aaaj
4.1 the goati; Wllllam Pasan, .'..l>b_'. J__ra F.
leaeeei. ialeCBte d-isn-mcsit eocami
al f* Mrctt-fl tor .-m... -.i ihe> VeaajataBta
tion of tho T-mmany Begl.nt. IM >^;***1*
BBteen. Iluirli Dinnln wn- nnanlmon-D '?i"*4**,.**
d??r: Cni.tain 9. T. PtJBBM, *A ret sn-: aM BJB8B
McLeau. u-v-u-iir -.. ,, -^^
>r-H. s.in.r. .i. ll. Decaatro nnd ?'? l??? **
MB cU-Ctc-d ilil--..i?<- tO thB MMDOTBl -O-BMB
rnim Pbil Kearnv 1't.t. .0. ?. _
The ?nniv,r.;.ry baiu|iKt of I " -^ ? "
As-.-iaiion 4vin taae i_ ' ; aL ?
Mlowlni ara (ta <-u.i:.//- ? VT_K
< -_ti_c_ K. li\.itt. WillUm _? ***, J. I* wta.
K. A. P0WS nnd C. P. Wil~.ii. ^^
Ti.e Chrt-tmaH hf-tlvM aWch KuU ? ,PJ* g"
aiinually to tb. chlMren of it- ""-,,'?':.' .." "J'S
tTlTs yc-or at IhB ________ A---II'--'.- I . .-_!__-?
.iav evening, l*. .-??mln .- ?'?>?. __r?___i__ta
Coni.innd.r I'.aiun.n beffan the _i?tt?_ *****.
BBd ?UUnj th.ton _tKPos| A???JJ
llamllloii l-'-t. su.h a- hn. iio'a i- ?%*?*****
l.v Oommaod-r-la-CMef l.iimer lu.?-' ?*?S
a year BF- *** t**ietaony wa i- M if 0 ?
inander Koronv at W.ntiel-I _wtt liau-wta I*_l ? ?
la-t .iiiani'im.-iit. ... f_
NnraJ i*..-t ha_ _M_ir-c! "-.xl ",", V ,??
mander G HaJI tirai.t, A. __ C. M MM* ? ual{,"
menionalifcoid volume Bt Ihe ??*??* JS
Twelfth-at., near FlUh-nva.. r.-ooHyu. v': '."J^T?
,t Deeember in. The i?.uta \lTa B
D_vM A. Boody. Mnyor-elee. - s^
Naval r->-i Mo. ..if', <?? \- R.. v" v',\ S&
e.-?._<~!._.. n. _.Oi___i.oft-e?-_cBtaiaaiali
of Na4..l V.-tcrans of tj,.- I oi--l ^uuyY^Xr\*0*
.iirnwl to dutv a- chiof -V the i: irca.i -f '^'.'^SfS
for tbe iKival Runkm _t Balttmor- oo MltaMM"
10. 17. 1? and 10, v~i-j. ^.
Comrades Ttaolora L. Poole. of >via~??<. *****
short. of I'.rooUlyii, nnd J. -_li l?. ?''.""v;.".f JfBS
ii commlttee froni t_8 Department < ? -? "'>}*qSL
lutmtlon to exnmlne the Im.oIi- - r:'/'.' ,',;l_5i_
M-,.-ist-t fienetiil. perf-irin-.l thai d-tT '-"' **^tB
thorou?h cxi.niination ofthc book^ani *f\**m*t\wu\
department was made. T_? v were f..ui:d,"'*?J?3
.bap-. tbe fund- nt tbe department Ifl f_" &?-_???
Its flnnncial condltion pro-ix-;--u*. ?.ui?t? I
-Old" l'l.ll Kearnv l.-.t. N-- '-, .;1!n ''^ II.
silver Bnnlvei-arj Wednc-dnv .ve-r ? p;'?n-?.(^
All thoae comrades wbo fornierh bel.e-i<ed w
BfelH and who now alHllat. w.tt. - - her l^?
-ordiaiiy leqaaaMi to ba Braaaat M Ihia IM_MP
tinlon.'' . .. ,_ ,k, MM
Co___ar__T-l- fbief Pnlmer o^kj ?ld for "_JT3
of Ur. B. P.'fltaptaBBOB, ton^excititoutamanawg
tlio llcpubll.. who li reiHirted ',0'.'''**.&? ? a
Kvery po-t is iMBeatad to iet-1 A* '????'2*5*
more, to AAlrtant Qnorteniw-ter^neial Taaaw
Scolt. DapartB-Hit of lllinois, laltneld. [!{? ^
l.afayettc l.'amp. N<?. MO ^-"'' ',',,'l ?,??- ?
nnv.. ? daaaa a_ MendeU-ohn ,)rw^^** *
ii-._-_.,_H..- ____*_il_i_i l_-i-ei.ib.-r 1'-. -"K) 'B - _._
\v..lii.-f.av eveuln.. De-embcr l?- ?v'" ,\ llf?jl
tron. MMfl are Mrs. Henja.nln Harn nn. M._-. ? - - ^
ir., Mra. Beaer a. Piyor, m--. r. H J-ST^ytf*
i.',_!,e,t l.. \i.-b-. Kra i-.ll.- w. BbbmU. J%S
W. fair, Mrs. Alexnnder StrlVer. Mrs. 1. ?
Mra. K. ll. Conklln, Mr.. flw-.l- ..''*,,,. \%
,-lm.le- K. s.buyler. Mr*. I '"''"',V...P^. W<
s. V. It. rniKcr. Mrs. Daiil-I l,"U'' wl lam J >*
CMrkaon. Mr-. IU. ba.,1 F. Ware. Mrs ~ - ? ?' ;\. ??*,
at thdr Mcetlag Paoewbar 7 .? h ~? ??; ' Wrj
.,iii,ei- f.-r tta eoBBlBK yeoi r,"' '. Viwirt-w;
DeaBareM ; aaMer vioo-cou.nia... :-r ';? "? ' - ,,_??_
luuior vw-e-.-oiiiiiiii'id-r. DavM w. ****? . ? 'Ws?_i,
Mthu- Broaaa. .loim L ..md- ?**J^J'*E*m
deievfat. to dlvi-iw. emampaatnt. -?. ?? ?"?
alternat-. Artlmr llrocan. ,nm-?t a._ ?*?
Thi- eaan wflj . lv? an '?"?"'[';"" " -X ??a>
ll?? ?t (,-i,lr,.l Turn Ve.vl.1 lul' "'. ? u^J*--*
ing. 44 libii i.-..nii.-.'s M I-- an ^J'*.J.iwiC___
fonimindcrliirMef Rartow S. )-'<"""? ', .'...Lpei. ??*
K. HoMaaa aad Oraad MaraB-l Reora ,,_S__-?%
theJe roBMetlve -taifs. ?ill le l"1"-*'1'- *d anw *
Otmat ii_.mtn.-nt 0. A. B. _-*--"*? aml
v155Sm i>-vi<i w. i.^.^Ji2l2^JTta-_F
vi.,.-4-omn...!..i.-. Ma-etaBlar is baaaaaa * ??
tiiiiimeut I'ciiiimittc-.!.
THF EOmsWm AT rOftt ^ 4L9E
Chi.-aKo. l>ec. lCl.-Privale .aaaaa \*t*^*^**h9E
shot ln HM Fort MMBUM ******* ?TaSlS ***
burled today B__ MBM-*. -*??* ??
_loss, his as-alUnt. wm* b-Id by ;'/? , lh )?J ??
Mta, aud tomorro. he aillh- *** * J ^
Waukeaaii. -entiment t'-?'"? ??>??? ,v'l' lhll t-?
aet Wtafl tb- 0B8-M8- JbtJ ^TZayMat
pMaaaar, ? aaaJta man than >?'-l7,1'w;,"J^ ita
some Ume _v.,t,?ll_-d Bfld torincnUd bv t~ ^
It Is not iniprobablc. however. Iba. ' , *?
IMMlMMt-d. as uo one eaflM N(Wf ^a ar
loaded. a , ?. ,, jhr tt* *
Oat.r KaMta. ****** \\*\\\4
an early hour. and \****f* li^SS-^
prlvutes ani ***** ** ?'?f '*\" ^ ****>, _T
who did nol know the prl-ine. or ~> ^^
,i,.t vvitm- aaa Wrala MrM. 2??Tli. ?__!
Ei Mc-caaM aad MetJ V'T? "-.-"*? 2
,H,n-d BBtaaal ?*? ol * taa n^j ? ^ ??? ulie4a?
ligUt at Ita BMB. Wltuaa. - ' J ?,r-. t* Jg
KmM '?',n,''',u:\,"11o,,~,K- --._-. hu *&**Xam
(;1- BB llr-d on M.l>- .Id ??'ie __*~i
BXC1TINU 1 JOLJ-V 1 ?*** *? *^

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