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LASHED TOTHE DECKHOUSE.
i
Rtfferinu and privation at sea.
SILE CRF.sv OP \ Milo BBB BEBCUED AND
BROI*(;ht To PORT?HOW THE CAITAIN'S
. BTIP1 IBO SOS WEBE SAVED.
On Dtejoaaher 80 CBoh in ' C. Bash, of tho Ameri?
can bark Herbert Pullar, found hlmseir 180 miles out
of Ms (nurse, i,i,,v. ii i ;?t of Cape Hatteras mid Into
the Gulf tfljrcam hp u fm lou, gale. And to that cir?
cumstance captain Bunker. his -wife, his twelve-year
old hoy nnd uln<> nut: of the crew of the lumherludco
schooner Letautm owe (heir live,, for t?efore the
bark pot Luck into kee regular course sba sight-*! the
distress Btgl als "f the * hot ner mid took off the
twelve Bama*) who lor almost three days had been
clinging to tin- lem of Un after Backhouse, which was
the only p.-,rt of Ihe achoouet that wus above water.
The bark landed then hera yesterday.
The eehooaer Levantei nh- a bag baree mnstcr, re?
built from m bark online, and she beal a baraa cargo of
pitch pim- bamber. Ibo! eras what saved the lives
of h?r erew, for with anything lem booyan! mi board
the trait amaki have gone flown inmiv soVr.s before
abo wm, Bighted b] the resewing kirk.
She snii'si bom Brunswick, (Ja., bound f'.r Mew
York, a few d..\^ before Chrtstoms. In expectation
et heavy weather the captain lind seven men on board
heeld" Dip maha, nnd before sailing an extra man wilt,
taken on.
Whoa tho Levanter slipped out carly in the morn
big aewrytbtng looked fair for :i p>o(l run up Ihe
coast, and the freak larc ese from Ute northwest did
not blow .Aliii any nnosoal strength until the rohooner
had wi.iii-,i aastc distance bi sen. orr shore tlie btu,
stlrr*d up i'v iniiiiv flays of storm, was beary and
nasty, ami man lae sebooDeg began to make had
weather of lt. Inti, ad of riding Ibe Mg waree, she
biran to p. and heavily and rose to tin- s?ns sluggishly.
The sells were reefed down and the captain tried to
work ngnttrl che oerthwesl blow as well as be could.
But the gioat wind New her oft more and moro ned
thc vessel i?*-(i;iri lo take th'- aeos over her hows and
weather shoe. Cl ihrUoaa Dui paaaed with Un- schooner
steadily dii-Iiig off before the sea and wind ami nil
hands Lard m work, on the next day the Levanter
hogan to warfe in toward Cape Hatteras. Toward the
afternoon lhere came a gale from nie northeast, 'li:.
iea that rotted before the gale wac tremendous, and
iho heavily laden scboeoor < .mid ret h< gin to mount
tko Lip waves. She sim:, ber bows Into them henvtljr,
und Iboy broke o\er ber bi If Rbi vere a rafi of lou.;.
Thou, us e;u!i ono rt.shed Iv, she wcuM fall Into the
trough of tho nea r itii a crash thal threatened to
tear ker up;.rt. Oo the Bight ol Dccombev 28 the
beams of Um labu bul Levonlea opened sud the s'a
begun t<> nish into the imld. All thal night, in s
howllnp g.,lo and Uirongb weather thal was bitterly
cold, the :a"ii worked ut the pumps with B desperation
horn ol tho bueroieflfla tl al their only chance for life
lay iii koepbag the Kbooner afloat. Hour after nour
th9 schooner rolled and pluuged mote und more
heavily and refused le mind Ler Voltri. December
E7 dawnod on a waterlogged, belplma craft, with
masts still glair Ung, but steming par di-ubic,i aofl
seven feet of w.-it'-r in the hold.
The Levanter wus thea lilly miles emt of rap
Hatteras. Bef*re dusk the water began to gain so
ruptdly that the pumps hail no effect upon lt, mid
when night carno tho vessel beean to settle d?*??p lt]
thu sea. soon the cabin was lKoded and all on
board were forced] to come ob Ihe wnve-wuahed fleck,
A groat seu t".'- the batches .-fr aofl tilled Un bold
completely. Then tba schooBm becaaac little atora
tlian a raft, and when one big wave cbbm over the
stern and BOMaibefl the boat, there was Bathing left to
do but to escape to the top ..f the after deck! i
Then the Kale- chanced to ile northwest and began t.i
drive the schooner further mil to sm. Al i" o'clock
tliat Olflhi the men lionel Iho woman arni th' boy
to the d'. lihouse so they would oat be swept ot ??:?
board la lae ulflht. Then they all huddled together,
trying te keep warm, while the eeo washed ovet Hiern
continually. The mu basl invaded Ihe nehoooer'i !. .1
and cabins ?o suddenly that do proTiotoaa had been
saved, and all that 'he Baforttumle people hud be
tween tfeeai Bora two quarts af *ut?T ai.'i a little
bUruit, which one of ihe crew had secured, j-j, with
the spray and waves di-ern'Mn,: them continually :md
freezing In the terrible ?..ld. they clung to the top
of thu deckhouse for almost three day.-. Tue sen wag
builUng a clean breach Over the hull of the schooner,
and no OUC knew how BOOB sae would go 10 jiloces.
At l*>t, on the noon of Dc-emt.er oO, when ihe
wrei k b4<i drifted 170 mil's east <>f Huttenis, they
Bighted a bark, und to their great Joy sm- bore down
on them. >ne lay to and sent a boat to the ship
wrecked people. Ibo boat made several trip-, to and
fro, nnd on the last trip hauled down the di-tn--^
Mgnals on Ute schooner, so that 00 other ship that
bighted her would go out of ber course to apeak ber.
And then "he went drilling Off to Join th.- fleet nf
derelict-, in that part Ol the s'-a.
Captain Bunker and his family and the mate set
at once to th'-ir boom In Maine yestsrflay. Mn.
Bunk.-r and Ibo boy were beginning to feel the effect
of the terrible strain, and they were completely
broken down.
TRTlSd TO EXPEDITE 8MCOMD-CLAMB HAIL
Another moetinp of th? American Trade Press As?
sociation will Le h'-ld at :> o'clock tomorrow after?
noon, in the Broadway central Hotel, t" flbtTOH
ways and means of remedying thc- delays in tim
handling of ateeamVebma mail om tow at the Stew-York
I'os'.oMi.?". A moreawnt koa beea started Ly the as?
sociation to ebtata from the Foatumster-Oeoeral or
from OBagresa u. saflbfleal appropriation for this
purisise. Tho members of the association suv that
this is the only way tc, prevent complaints from sub?
scribers from which sll the members of the association
have sufT'-rcd. A omouBtol to Ike l'ostmu.-ti-r-i'iencral
and Congwsvs will probublv bf drawn up at tlie. meet?
ing to-morrow. The association held a meeting at
the lintel Marlborough on the evening of December
'if. A committee wus then appointed io present the
complaints ol Ihe pubaahera io the ftistoltlee Com?
mittee of Congress. The committee coaslata ?.f w. .1.
Johnston and E. i'. Brow ii. A third member of this
committee will be appointed at the meeting to monow.
iWBOMBXTM, ATTACBMBXTS A.\D MXBCVTIOXB.
The fchciiff has recetVefl four BttSChBMUtS, nggrei.'at
Ing *3,ooo. BSBlBSt .'ohu Bord Rogers, of Hyne Park,
H. Y., who was a partner In tba Brm ol Bardy Col"*
Ai Co.. Importers of druggists' Bundilee at No. Isl
Malden Le.ii>*, who fulled In October, 1601, With
Uttblllfl'-s of about OB&.OOO.
Adolph llollinlt, manufacturer Of plano keys at Nos.
611 and BIA East OSM hundred-and thirty-eeVeBth-St,
has confessed judgment for HfiMt'fi in favor of thu
Dickinson Ivory Compeay for merekanfllse.
The BaayrUI yeaterflay ebmefl ihe factory or GoM
fctrom a Loebeobeeher, amoabielarere ii poper boxes
at No. i!73 Ctuial'st., on au exeCUttOB lot rl.l"<J In
favor of berne P. Van Doser.
.tudgiiiei:'. s.-v flail m,is eatmed yeaterflay egalnit
Ihe Home of Industry ami RefBge for DlSChargefl
Convicts la favor el Stewart fl TobL
Judgment for *U,<?1'4 "ns enteieil yeslcrduv again?|
Charles F. Huntington i:i favor Ol the Merc.iiiiil,.
National Rank.
Deputy BheHfl Finn lias rt'tived nu execution for
Bt.O-.'n ap.'nvt l?ai,|<>i Bj. lilllie, Jr., plumb' r, of No.
U5 Weat Uoo-Buoflrefl and-tweeSy-Btth-st, la favor of
Oeoige A. Drak'-, ea assignee of Jiarmird Maliiiell ,\j
Uo. Adolph t . Laky, Jeweller, al No. I.Oia Third*
ave., yetteruay confessed luflyuiviil tor N|B?%i lu
favor of E. Augustus Neresbelmer .t Co.
H. BAtXKM eos fessed TO FOMOEMT
Henry Lttm-s, thirty tWO yean oki, BB EAglBle
mau by birtii. now Rvtag at No. BOO Laxlastoo eve^
Was held In *1.00<J bonds lu the lumba PoBCS Court
jesterdsy for forging the nain- of bil employers, 1'.
Pattirel A Co., to a .heck for iMii. lia-, ne- has keea
the bookkeeper ft,r I'sturel A Co., Ol Nos. .',? and ')0
Duane st. Yeaterflaty u aaemfaer of Ibe Brm g--:ve
Baynes four ebecka ba loeorfl tu Ibe raak book, ile
k<J>t one, and wriilng tba firm's BOON 00 lt hud lt
cashed at Heyer Uro-. Niter he made a eoBfrwkia
to Uie forgety, und returned Bsfl "i the money, ile
was airottefl by rXulcemaa tmngbeity, ami in atari
his cxaii liiation was set down (or to morrow.
AXXEX FOR THE BOWERY MAVIBOM BASK.
Tlie Bowery Bottoga Book enabnmmatOS the addi?
tion of an auiie.x In KII/..ibeW, .-in,l i ? rind s'.s., nmi
bs>> SSflafl for i>la:is from several un hlt'-its. Hm
new building win adjoin and eoaaeel with Um present
atrncturc, wfiicn is in the Bosaory. above Orood -t.
It will front loo fc-ct In EMcabetb st. and sereoty-flve
feet In OnseVst,
AN ASTIUABUl.lSr, BEETIS'I TO BB HELD
A ouhuVaBOOluflg of cttbvum will he beal ai Catcher
lng Hall bo flOoakay aflbtcaooa i" giM- eulee t? pubic
sentiment on the subject of gamhllBg Amoag lbs
signers to the cull lor the meeting aro Uk- R*V. Dis,
Lyniiio Abbott, J. Kluieudorf. BobsUi S. BUtoAltbtte,
Howard M. rtlisi. Samuel ll. Virgin. David James Hui
rcll. Peter rstrylter. Madison C. Iet?-rs, 1. K. Vaunt, nnd
Messrs. tsjswicer Tnisli. DoraSSS ll. Eaton, Wanea
Hlgley. ("tories I). Killoi-'/. CbStisa J-- Colby. K. J.
Whet-ler, Churtee Le Count and lanac \\ Diobnw. IVv '
Judge Noah Dsvls will prside. The following ls the
call for Uio meeting: "lt ls an undoubted fuct timi i
aainbUtig la one of the crying evils of vho age. it J
^
ls a question whether lt does not outrank all agiler
evil agondee a.s n promoter ol certain forms of crlm
inch as theft and embecslement, We have the tc-ti
BMtny on this point of such men as Chaiineey M.
Dept-a-."
? a
CALirOBSJA AND WaBBHIPS,
IBVIICG M. SCOTT TALES ABOUT BHlPBClt-DIXO
OB Till. PACIFIC.
Irving M. 8coU, of BOB l-i-undsro. who ls ut the
head of tin- largest thlpbulhtlBg establishment In the
Wi-st, -ays thal -hip'1 ii!hiing on the Pacith- Coast ls
destined to becoane a- great an indu-try ns lt Ls In
the Ksst. Mr. Beottfa company built the warahip
Monterey. The oflh isl trial for li.-r ae< eptanee will
soon take place. Mr. Mott nays Umi the trial will
undoubtedly be successful, as Um preMmlnurv test
showed that her engines could do what the OoV
eniment required of (hem.
"The requirement wu that ker main engines should
show f>,400 boree power," bbM Mr. Booti wbeu at
liie Holland House yesterday, '-nnd us tlie preliminary
trial showisl ;,,imsi hor-e power there ls no doubt
about th" requirement being nut. Th.- dvelopmeiit
of the shipbuilding industry in California ha- beOU
rapid, and our works now are in foll operation. We
have many advantage- over our Beateni competitors,
anj as we have been ebie to compete with them up
to the present time are oertaloly can do so in the
future, one advantage i- that we bbb work outdoors
the year round. Severe chi weather and inow
atorms ?io not. drive om- worimi a away from their
woilc. We also manufacture everything nt our yardi
tbai goes into thc .shijis except Hie plates, which am
nut made al any of tho var ls. mir facilities, too,
are superior to most of tin- yards In U"- Baot, The
disadvantages we have gre that the plnt'-s and armor
pbttee Lave to be ahlpped from Pennsylvania, but
we can build ships as rapidly a- lucy can kore,
-The bids for the building ??! tin- hatti,-hip Iowa
ami ihe cruiser Brooklya will probably be awarfled
lo ihe Cramps. Lui the lioveriimrnt 1- Aeetroa
of having a Kblpbullding eBlaMlahaaeol "ii the lu?
cille Coast competent to turn oin <;><A warship-, and
for that reason WOUtd wish to maintain sMpbiilhlin ?
In CaBfornla. It 1ms been Secretary Treoy'e poUc)
lo distribute tho work, and shipbuilding, owing hugely
io lils policy, I.- now carried as in Bath, Elizabeth
I'ort, New-York, Philadelphia, BalUmore, Chlcng >,
san francisco and at som- j>or' in Wisconsin. He
olways uiiide it a point to distribute the work when lt
was possible for him ii do so. The Cramps now
have 014,000,000 lu Con tm CU, and willi the Iowa
and Brooklyn will have about S^i.OOO.OOO."
Mr. Scot! will remain in Hu- BnM until after Uia
Government has decided about accepting the Hon
level.
?
HERE IS A CHAS' E FOR MAMOAIBB.
The block in <ixthave. between Twentieth and
Twenty-first sts. |? oc< u:ieii by trXelll's Mg <iiy
aoofls bouse. That big building ls alway* an obj c.- uv.
point for wumon while shopping, bul ymterday it
omi especially so, aofl sbreami of people were sU
day pouring into the big wt/'ee BBti] it teemefl sa if
Its eaparity could sbUlfl it BO tonger, But lt did,
for the -.tore ls a larg" one and is BCCUStOUMd to jual
-nih rush.-s aa that "f yesterday. Ibe eau-- "f Un
crowds was Umi O'No li's Ina! began u gnat Clonk
mid suit sale, the largest probably ever held In 'his
city, and tin- maids SOfl BtStTOBS of the town kUOW
of lt und had hastened thither. It wa? worth a trip
up sixth ave. i" sis) the crowds ail ma*rlng f"i- tue
spacious portals of tlie mtabUshment, niger and
an tiffie to pet a ebonee at -onie of the lint- bargains,
lt ls not necessary In this article to iel! of Un- groat
reduction] in price of suits, ''ap -. jacket*, etc., whick
m:i<le tin- rush that info; in it va can !"- f and in the
aflverUilog eolomne; but those Redford cord, cheviot
Bnfl bMad'iotli tapes which have been mailed
down way below half of their former price, and those
reefer 1wo"<l salt,, which i tu be bought f..r lc- that
on, are an objeol leeioo to tin- old?t ihopprm,
About 6,000 garment* an- t.. he told nt tm- -*r. r
-nie, mut they an- to ho "lil st- cheap timi ono ?? ??'.
almost L-.-t :..!i buying Ihem, The sale i- Iniixsruuil
in dryguod* circles, mid those who do net believe it
can si- for themselves, a- th" Twenty-third and
Eighteenth-si. elevated rtaHoni ne near (he store.
THEY WAST THE SB EMM AX LAW REVEALED
A petition bm been started ba Wan Stree! f..r th"
repeal al Ibo Bbermaa Stiver law, and it is being
ilgned by large numbers af bankers and other* itu. n - led
in ourrrncy questions. The petition wa- >tarted jesterda j
hy .1. D. Probst, of BO. vi Exchange Pbioe, mid coplei
v er.- f-:.t t ? the btccTc Ficos eg* .-md other i x.'. ... .
nmi an- ln-lng presented for signatures to otheeri >f
liiiMiKial in.siltutlcn.s downtown and buslnei ?;? a ap
town. Mr. IYohst H.-ii'l yesterday (bat it wss
slimed wbeswver pr'-cnt.d. H.- ls alco drt-alatlng
ibo petit: 'ii In liergen (ounty, N. J. Them ur. ta i
petition-, one sdflressed to tba House of RepRaeal*
live- and tba Otket to tl- - : kl I. They read ai
follows :
"We, the nndemlgned bualaem men and etilaeni
"f tin- ci:>- of Bew-York, Irrespective of parties, re*
rpectfully represent to your honorable body thal ti."
experience of th" bul two yean has convinced u*
that tlie purchase of -liver under Ibe sol <?f Cosign <
known ns th'- Bhernmn bin aaa proves] detrimental
to the buatnem natara -.s of our country, ami thal a
coflUnuanee of sack purchaw amy uitbla a -h..rt tia...
r.-snit in Boanda! disaster, ami should, therefore, be
Imateeaately discontinued. And we jw-ay tba! your
bonorahte i>ody win ai once mba action to occo ?
that objcit."
The Chamber of Commerce ls on nt ord ns opprarcl
to tin- sherman law, and n-orly nil the bookara lu
He- city bakews lt should b-- repealed. Tier, ii bow
some talk uit'iit cabing a spot iai montiBg "I Ute i :? nr
lAg lloiut Association to take iiitlon in fswr ol ti.o
rrpcal of t.'ie btw. Tl.flii-ers- o,' tl,.- BSBOCUtlun
are now considering ttil- propoMiilon. fhe rtiibde]
pani and Boston bankers have already taken action on
Uie question.
A OOXFEBEXCE OS FOBEIOX Hissioss.
The programme for Ihe two-days' conferi-n'-e on
foreign missions to be h"ld hy clrurehea andee Ike
Preobytarian form of govern.nt nt tin- Board
of Missions of th'- Presbyterian Church, Ko. ?'.?;
Fifth-are., on /canary ii aofl 13 wa- bbbo ? ? !
yeaterflay. The flelegatea win ateet al I0*30aa. m.
flpeaken on the vailoa- toplea win be limited tb Bom
three ti, ten minutes. (?|, tl." BeCOod da) Un re will
h.- a eonfereoce of all foreign hoi ni- ami loeletlei In
IheTJnlted Mates and CaOSda. In eonnecll ai with the
conference au InterdenomlnaUonal midwinter meeting
!u the interest of f.reign mtmtonj will be held In the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Flfty-fltth-st. and
flftl.-ave., ?n the evening of January li!." This meet
lng win be heit) under Un- auspices of Ihe Woman's
Foreign Missionary HM-leiv, to which ..ll Mn- women'l
foreign misahinsry societies nnd boards of oilier do
nominations in mis city lia ve been Invited.
I UOBTEM BUBB HY ICE IS THE SOUTH UIVER.
George Xcllenry sue ambed yesterday to th- win
ter tempeate of tho wjM North Kiter, after an ea
petialve experience wbh an Icefloe "f flome?U? mam
nfartnre. Qeorge NcHearj ht a ateam lighter,
ami at i o'clock yesterday morning ems coming np
Ihe .North River with h load of Imported flrygoods,
silks sud other flne fabrici on board, mt Weal
Tenth st. Oeorfe Melleaiy met thia leefloe, which had
grown from a small beglnplBg far up the North River.
ile- Icefloe was in u hurry to go down lin- river, il"
lighter wa- tn a hurry to go up. Harte Ill-advised li
was for the lighter, leefloe and lighter tii'-i willi n
craah, al"i 'o-oige McHenry gracefully esreonefl aofl
taught the cold eerluatoB "t th" botham of the Bortk
Blver. Captain c. Kelson, rotnmanoing oftlcer of
the lighter, and tin- oilier MMfloga on board i- raped
in a small boat, ??coree BcHenrj w.is valued ;?t 010,.
uxi, ami ls fully Insured.
HIS ISTIST SOT SHOWS TO HE CBIM1XAL.
The indictmeiit for grand liii-i-t-iiv fi arni agalnrt
carlton li. Letts, a real estate ageot, ni No. i:i-j Baal
nfl) seventh -'.. waa fllemlaaefl In Oeneml Bramina
yesterday on the recommendation of ihe Matriel
Attorney. The evidence, i; was -aid, nat if.t drong
enough to secure a nun I" lou. David F.llau, a lawyer
in in.- Beewar! BalkHog, chnrg.-d timi Betts obtained
BflOO fr..in him la August, loin, by 'else teni mea la
linns. Reit, -aid lbs I lie ul.Nd *? deposit Ihe
money in n Poughkeepsie bank, a- nu aid in getting bia
note ill-coiint'-d there. He wa- no, t., spend thc
money. Tho lawyer declared llmt Betts aanfl the
amney sud tl,nt be had nd tried io have a note dis
counted ut the i-::iii*. Thc defendant lad been anfler
01,500 hail.
An I iii-in? llnnieil.
There ls an cnciny sith winnn llitin-tiids trc ftmllltr
all their lives, herau-o they ate bom with a bmflmty
in btnosmieaa, with thi? ammy moy ar- esaeamUy
Kittling with mille'lim! flrOBpOM. ll,si, lilt- Si..,.,, |,
Bluers win bsfib- ii. Mire pmaauvm win m.*, isfoia a
anaeaemg tenflltbm nf tin- liva rsAieefcfl, uni bj cnn
stipatimi alone, i?nt abo hy Bek heodaehee, yoUewneai -rf
th" skin and eje balls, in- s-a, tarred tongue and BOSMMt
BUBB, BBM I t: Ol tri v SpOB BetSSUrO BU tin- rlpht side,
lilma ani l^-h.n- th'- -Inat ribo, A\,.:il gfBQtl* pargoUvei
?hich gripe Bad ueakeB aaa ta*esVlae*, sad rabatBem But
wnrid-faaious ?nti-t,.i:M> lortiiai, irfcieb likewla removm
malarial, Bummeak sad Kidney amiphflatt, rbemBeomn tad
ur.-\i.ii-nc?* A? a humUve ?.f the besreia, |uinie.a. but
aOtetaal, it Bnprevm apfssBie, Beep and tin- esaVty ti.
digest, and postesaet Uie tdJIUorial sdvtntsA'c ot s
ktsndsrd toulc.
TUE COURTS.
FIGH1IKG FOB AN ESTATE.
A CONTEST OVER BICUARO I. CLARK El WILtV
UNTirr. IN Ti.ri NT!'. ALLEGED.
The contest over th" will of Richard J. Clarke. WOO
died Bl lialiiii-ld. N. J., leal June, was iiegun in thc
.-uii-.igat.--s court yesterday. Mr. Clarke roam to uta
Country from England Bbool -1Mv years ago. nnd
opened a coffee h. um In Matflen Laoe. He rrttved
i from bu mess about t.i" Ume of Ibe civil War. snd
j went to live at Ute st Blcholei Hotel. He sever
j married. He |, rt an estate rained at Bently 0380,000,
I th" bulk of whick wes i.lenthed to Mr-. Annie A.
Schell and ber rrtottvee. Whtte living at UM St.
Btrhelaa Hotel Mr. clarke amflo Uie acquaintance "f
I Nra, Ail-mi Hon ... a widow. They became fri. inls.
. ami Mr. Clarke aflopl A bri . ai, Anson Clarke Ilona*.
I Mr-. Hon-" and h.-r SOO flied about t'-n yeur* BSD, and
I Mrs. BcbeU, a Bksre ol Mr-, lions,., took th-ir phtce
I In the affection of Hr. Clarke. Mn. BebeU weal to
: Plainfield, K. .1.. arith Mr. Clarks tam June. Mr.
Clarke dl.-d on Jane lo. He left a will flated Kevern
; brr '?'. I SOO, and a codicil executed September ?"?. ISOI.
I Mrs. Alice A. fathell and Anon c. Mouse were n mo-d
, as execotors. Tin- principal contestants ore willi.un
; J. Clarke and 0 saraji B. clarke, who ore oboul Beveaty
I years old. They allege that .Mr. (lark" WSS com
! pletely oofler Ibe mfloeoce af Mrs. Schell Bnfl was
' not competent to make a will. Hi-njnmln F. bee umi
W. ii. I.. Lee, wttneaeee to Um win. t. still.d ns to lu
pr per oxeeuUOn, and said thal they had bearfl of a
will being driivvu in 1--7, but had md seen lt. Will?
iam Mit'-h.-ii, win. received a bcqacat af tfi.'sxi. t'-ti?
tled a- to ii,,, proper euratha* of UM eoflbrfl. Mrs.
s<-!..-ii n tined that Mr. clark.- was eighty-two years
! "li! at lbs tiru" of hi- heath, BBd giv.- m-r own age
1 Bl forty years. Bbc said Umi Bbl had li'n.wn Mr.
Clarke slim- ber ebUdkood and f'.r a Bamber <>f ycora
ju. vioiis to his death lind vl-jl.-d lim fi, ,|ueiiily nt tho
i .-t. Nicholas Hotel, usually accompanied bv ber dangh
i tar She had nursed him ai the hotel, hui always
, paid ber own boord while there. She denbsl timi -h
1 hiid retuned to allow bb relative* to see him. She
admitted ti.at ta- codicil tra* in her handwriting.
The examination wfll b.- continued today.
MR. AND MRS. BUGKHB I.KU.il HO* DIVORCED.
Jnflge Lawrence, of the Supreme Cuort, yesterflay
dismissed Um action brought by Msrguret Lei rh for
: n divorce fr tn h.-r husband. Eugene Leigh, the well
j known bone owner. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh eaaratcd
eaveral year. ago. she s.u'i bim for ii leparaOlpn In
August, 1601, on the ground o' abandonment, and
charpd him with undue InUamcy with Mn, Eleanor
Oardner, wife of Charlm W. fMrflnSr, bb sgenl for
the Mni,-ty for Iks Praventloo of Crime. Mr. Qard
n.-r secured s dljroree from his trim ob scrount "f
i.-i- isliti n- with Mr. Leigh. Mr. Leigh brough! a
o.-iint'-i- -nit, charging ii- wife wita inflflcflfy with
i Henry Anacreon, a tookey. Beading Ike trial af Ihe
ia-" tiie oourl awarded Mn. Leigh $j . :i week mi
mony mid r2:>o for couaael mea. Mr. uni Mrs. i.. i ??
became reconciled recently, and winn A. ll. Hummel,
in behalf cf Mr. Utan, moved bo Shunt** Um i Bon
Mi-s, Ldgfe fltd n >t oppose. iMorge W. Dee ??.on
ml for Mrs. belab, bad stipulated with ber Uml he
should rti '? Ive one ti I rd of any sward or sf! mon} tl ni
h.- should recover lot her, and hitlmalcd thal I
c.-.-oi,. liia-'on wa merell -i scheme lu 'I fraud
ol hi- i ..ti:i- -i-.-.oi..u. IL- ni-- I ll ..i n i fen ? be ap
pointed hi pas npon bl* right*. Judge Lawrence '
fused to grunt the request,
TEbTTMOKT TB THE EICHLER WILL CONTEST.
Probate Clerk Bernard J. Tbiney beard evblence
a-- referee yeeterday momlBg in tho roBb I over the
will of .I.-:,a Eichler, tl.- M. ni-.--.1.i brewer. Mr.
Elrhlei flied bud Augual in lin- l-'li ?-! ? Im-1 Hf. near
I.,,!:- ? im, B . hifi Its, ??? en be I sd gone
In -.-ar. li of benlUl. Ill * ll, I ? ? :
January ll, l-'.'-. gov* bl* ei Un estab . I eluding bl i
?tock ia th- John I..- bb r lu ' .
wife. Marl'- rh-bler, formerly a Ml i Bb ci. and mab
lng ber exe* unix. Whi Bl ed for
probate object I na lo lt wen filed lu heb If vi
Km.;.-rina Biehler, who alleged tl. t a bad been
m.-irri.'i io Mr. Eichler al Fried**aid, UermaBy, July
24. 1*62. Bb* alb . i ; t Mr. la bb r was Bud il j
ii nm,u .il bj Marti - ? -? I Adam I al
.-rh k c. Fischer, slim ? to tn- will, UstHed Ihnl
Mr. Eb .I- r .. ( imp lent t" .kt li- will.
A VI-' TORY I"!! KWH MA61 Efl CAN COTT.
Jodge Li.abe In Um rnlted Btat* Ctrcull court
? ? . ? ,,,'| -. and ??'? '???t Us '
it ,.f .i .?" P. Bo ll '" l*v Co
neUua Van Cott Th" stat resiralned Ibe dei
(rom paying over ia tho Cotted I ?? Pn
10,067 SO, whl ti th.- ptalnt'nff sUeged be peid In ea
cam of tba legal postage on I period ' P
Ink " Mr. Bowell* tenll m I- thal U ?? pap< r
Kj.i,i be adm tt?sl to the m ..:- - ? id i tam u, il
li r. Judge 1.; - ab il I ?'? rei opinion
BITfl OF I.I BAL Ni WM.
jadge Barretl Bap* bm 0* ri Ctambera, yea.
? - . ?-.???? umi ? , ?n.mn.-1,.n t"- ?pp | |
la eaamma Bleaa I I la I Mil brees .i I?
WlllkUB N'ltti.ll t. I. OVOI 0204. N'ltUi WM Mr
Manet H issba to t.ra -" ?'
vi. ? - io.: aloa lot bm ? i adva - i to ? arrieg
sstau ii" Wal "f Be - il i- ? '- .1 au fri
m h ipi ... ? . ? i tag Ban '-. h -i" i ta
. i .... i ? ii i \ Hummel, I
Mansfli d, will ask I i post Mr. M
lt ..i ? dj i.. ; . Mri- -' ? 8 l ' weary ?
hii iritlranny will i- taken Utera a' Bus t'm<v
: fl Andr. ?re, Bl UM S'-|h ri ,r i ..mt. )
Bd**ed Um remplatot of Miebtri Mede* ni whieh ba
.ghi t-, bara iel ? st* bl* sgreei obi witt I. - i
Omni, a ia?T.r. by whick ie- Baned t. aaj Omal what
r\.r waa rOCOVCrad fOI bo a pay ta lila ault mr r ,n
?-.-.'. bm at la Bm Ih.ik Department
Couaool f-.r Matti* Oat* gol, who w.,a ..,.-.-, I tad ?
ntntiv in Um Couti ..f Oyei w. i Teimlnei ea Bm cbargi
ot attompuag bi Benaud I - onie* ...t
o| 070,000 Bad mateneed io km year* and ?:< month*
Memoal mud" BppUeettoo lo Bupi bm Court I
tits.. y.-'terdaT f'.r t WitlBeat* af raeaoaabl* soubt, jiu! a
-mc r-r earn allow .r UM semeae* Bending aa uh-j, is Um
deners! Tenn al the lei Deetah i us
?sired
Nnati Blebai la, aad r - ??'?<?. -i- af Sooth m- Um mur?
der nf PoBeeemn Bbennai, ?a- brougbl bebo Judgi
Barrett ta Bupreau Coori, Chambers .-? ? -tcni.c . bul tie
argument aa io- appll tUoa f..- ju Injunction remralning
inc Bberlfl bom taking bbs rn Stag Blag pending Um
Secloloa of bl* appeal by th- Court of Appeah * i*
pu*tl*med fer ^ u..-k it i- nameed thai Rtebatd* u
liliane aid Baal BM BtUMtkM "f l-h.- QsVOnM* will BO
r nll'-d to lils. ctf.
n.c Bailee Boom riini itu BM annual report Bue*e
rI,.? bow law la ti." i "linty i ;.-pv ? ame* yeaterd*)
in.ring I8SS Um H..aid loaned B.OSl IteeasM ami ra.
retrod 81,620,780 la lea , ii. espenae* were I1J4 ah-.- .',,
220 sppUcaUon* wera rejeetea sin; 23 Uceaaes rey oked.
bsuta I-:'..-- i.i- rei ivei i ., rerSlcI al SS.OOO in Um
ii.h. s ;..; nu irlei reelveS la ? i tillaloo alia
, ? irk I longing ti Bcruarj pj ,i,. . .:. ,,.. jj, lana,
cm JU' CALENBABB i di; Tn dav.
BUgeemi Boon?Oeneml Term -u>lor? Voa Braal, I', r..
"iiii-n sud i ...:? ti, JJ. .n .-. 00, hi, 07. au, lt, 72, 7?.
VJ, 77, 17, SSL
Ouprem* CouM Chanibcr* Befoio iintr.--t, .1.? Ho
linn . lilli lal ? a. (1 il ll o'1 lo' ...
Supreme L'eun Hjiti-IbI Term?imri I llefnn i,nw.
nsjre, l Bes, IT'.", 17IMJ, I MAO, 1017, 1021, 11*21, 2001,
.i?,.",. A"'??-. . -I" H. ."OOB -'"'I. '.'"ll. 2lM2, L-o|:i. L-ull,
-"i:,. KOW, -V'.'. 2223, 2020, i027, in.-s. L'.ii. 1 ,C>.
Oupteme Oourt sji rmi rcrm r.o; li licfur... Trass,
.1. Nus. SSS, 154, 402, .'lls 21'JO, USO, l-l.', 2O03, -ll".
220H 2181 I7SCI 22111, 22UO 7S UHs, I.is--. hts. ls.i,
.JM. 2ifl2, '.'-''.I. ..m. --'io. --'.'.', 2JT70, 2272, ii-7.'<,
..',',. ?!-',;. 227S, :.-.il.
Cir mt. i -.-in I'sri ill before Ingrahaei, .1 ffos,
Bl". -Il'ia 2S7U, IM''1., 2S.1I (tau, 2271. 1080. 537, 1371,
lUtft, 1773 '.';:..'. 2100, UI'A.
Cursll Couit l'art I li.-i, ;.- r.i'.i i-.n, .1 Cases [rum
Ihttt 111
Clreult Court-Part il U'-f ra i:.-u. h. J Casca boat
run 111.
i ip nil Cull11?Fart IV li 1. Andi***, J. -Cas-s f.i'iii
)'., t III
Siirr...st.'-? fo'itt VV1IU ?f III. liuid I t 1 ,rk io ,1 Wt I Un
J. McMotMgal, 10:S0 i n, for prnbom wm-nf J ir. n
-H--I) ni i...,i-.- vv. fuller, li..A- ti.'.ni.i.- .-anin.-i i..
I si... ? lo :i m.
(?lim-, n Pies* '."ii'r il 'l.-nii-Il.-f.ir.- nookstover 1' I.
ni-i.-iiiHi and Pryor, JJ. .\u> i,, lo, 20, ia, 33 ..,
37, H-. Hr, tV, sri, 00, Ol, 04.
Common Bim*?special Term?Before Daly, c. J.?
Mn< lens.
Coauneo Ptaei Ea ul ti Tern vi.,i"..| in- Uie lena
1'..tin,.,,! l'l-.,? Ti Ui! Term l'art I -Before ui-e-rl, n .1.
-Nu-. 787, 713, H'M. :>V>. 7i">. KU, 40, BOO. 132 sud -il
li'io llli,'007, oas, tau, list, tau, ll,, USS, min 1002
1004
< BM. Pl***- lil*! Tem I'JrlH ll ami III Adjourn, d
fur Um 1. rm,
Superior Conn- Oeneral Term?AdJeuroed f..r tin. leets
Buuerlor Coarl rWelal Term?Befom Dagra, J.?No*.
IB, 402, 013. r,-:,. :!-.i
sup'riur loon 1.|uiii- rem?Before s.-iit?ir!t c. j...
Bo*. IBS, 111, !.'.?. 17(1 III. ld.-, (Ill, 117 "IK, SIB
220, 221. "'-"-', -'"i!. 224, .?'.'.. 221, -,.'7. .-.'- 23
Benerlor t!ourl Trial Term ru t I?ll fora Oildrmleeve,
I N.,-. ISSI, 147.), '.".".?';. 1704, 1002, Idol, 1070, 1700
1H'7, SSS.
-uti. rn.r I'cni-t-|-|i! T. nt. 1'itll Refora I'r'.-'Iiniin. .1
Bm 2S4I '.'Hi'- IMO aaa, 1507 li"." ns,, ..,)?? HhQ
Saperloi Court?Trial Term l'art III lt bra McAdam
I '?- 1430, ISIS, 1401 241S 140 i.-i
( in? Cnn Special 1 rm?Beforo MctUrtk* I Motion*.
( ur Court i r :,i Tees I' n i liefer* Mnmen i -
Ni.-. Min :i .:> linc, .vu Bum, lotrJ H2S l-.-.i- i-in
I2S8, l-.-'f. I 'IO. ISSI, 1212, l-li. 1214, 1243 1340 1247
li'i-. I.-.-.;., l-_'.',u. 1257, li-',-, |-i !?_?'," I .,:i |'-| |-"n-,'
I2'.7. I2i>!l 1271, l"7'J. l-.'7:i. 1774, l-'7.-,. IJ77. 1200 C'S"
I'x:t. 1285, 1207, I2OT, 1200, 1291, 1 _'.>_*. l.'n.t i";i4 i"',j'
1200.
i ur Court Trial Term P*n ll -li.-f...,. Van vvT,-i< I
Xo*. H-.7 1027 '.<'?? IB* i.-.T .'.-J.- --'-.I. 071 ii7f TofV
'.(7. 1024, I'.'.'.. 001 402, gan IflS, 1003 1004, I0|-' 4P0'
-si|. Cos IBS, .-.M. 555, 300, 140, 202, Si< sj.-.d"' s^7'
C,7. '.U7 ti'7, I'M'I. 1010.
City C'.'irt. i rial T> rn, I'nrt III?Belem Klt??ltrnn* I
.Boo, BB4, IOCS, 1002, 1200. I SOI, iona |*r>3 isoo'
IS07, ISOO, ISOO, 1110, lilli. 1112. HIS |gl* ala'
1510. '
City Courtr-Trlsl Te'in-Purt IV?n?-fore r.'ewlniruer I
-Sharl c:,iuti-a. Ni,a. 2SS7, '.'lld, 2474, "USD, UM "?o,-,
'.'Ki. 2487 2S73. ' W
'.olin of Ueaeml 8cs?ion??Pat 1?Hcforo binjth. tt-.
and Assistant District-Attorney Mclntyre-N?*- 1 at
hmlaalve. . _ _ . TI n??ftr0 Marline,
Oourt of Oeeeral Bemtam T^Hlj^fSZ u. io,
l Bad Assistant District-Attorney aTseke?use. i
inrc;,urV'..f oas. ml a.marnte--Buri in-Bero.-* P't-germd.
j. and a**4aumtBtatrlet-AOkuaeyTewoeeua?a^
.1 CLUB DIVIDED OJT BKLIGWU3 UBB8.
CUTJBCB MEMBERS in Till- il UH.CM CLCB Piont
ini; Tiir. oTiit.r.s.
?-ne of tiio nio-t energetic eaavaaeee in the history
.?f the Harlem ciul. bl bring mode Jual bow P******
lon- to tho BBOOOl Clertloi), whir li Will tillie OhMO
January ld. Tba lim-s lu Um canvass hov* beea
ttmrpty flrawB in tween tbs church people sod thom
tam reiinlonsiy Inclined. Whet ls known us uta
regabtt ticket of Ibe duh, Omi atone eat by the
nominating committee, eooaUta of Bte followtofl eon
flbUtee: Jehu .\. Deafly, Bevabteut; Oabrid CaevaJler.
viceiire.sid.-tit; J.itii.-s J. Bli li.ir.ls, Ir. Bearer' K'lwin
C. Raynor, Secretary) and william B. dray. Henry T.
Petrea and Robert Boayofe, IraMeee Tba oppo
-Mon ticket Indoraco Um eandhtotee on the regular
ticket for vic-l'resl'leiit. treasurer, und VVUBom B,
amy f"t trustee, but In place of the other candidates
it puta up Bflwta T. Ki.e r.-r preobtent, Jehu A.
nun,, r for eecretary, sad Berkley lt. Merwin and
A. A. BUJlwrll for truateea. Mr. Rice we* pwsldeBt
? if the duli for six consecutive yours and probably be
would li.-ive bees president now bad li" bo! ssked to
in. 1-,-ii. red of Hi" booor. A. ptotalneal member "f
Hu- elak snid to a Trtbuae reporter kurt Bight:
"iii" iiiino.-piiere in Ibe dubhouee, Bgurotlvely
peaking, I- full of flying fur. sod Ibe friend* ol the
opposing candidates bm exerting themsetvea to the
iiimo-t to weare Uie elcctbm ol their own ticket.
lt i- a flghl betwetfl Urn Holy Trinity Church people
abe are members el Ibe club and the mer" convivial
.-I,-,!..ni iii iii" du''. Those supporting the regular
ticket urge ;i aa srgUBteol In their ttvor thal lt l
, i, lin lion on tin- dui' 10 pol Bf .1 un"! ?B0 bOS
already brrvefl sta yen- and who Baked to be re?
lieved of the honor, lt la ss much ss saying (hoi
..ni of tin- 330 member* of Ibe club only one men I
Ibe propi r "ii" for tl
ipi*,
.;.
mee. iii-- church rs
h.ind, -ny thal lin- club ta nm on uki
. .mvlvlal :i i.l.in i" snit ile m. Tte-y want a little
:,,,?-,. dlgr.lt> i'i I heir ticket and so tln-y kavs pal
np ii ttckcl of Uirir own."
MME MBMTBA LAWS KQA1B ARRESTED
Mn. Merila Laws li again In Um lunate of Ibe police
She uni aire ted ye terday auder the name of Wai
Lola Vninama for pa rtng i worthlc - chock for gai
,.ii tba Japanese Trading Company, Bos. i- nnd M
Baal Blgbleenth-at. On December Sd Mlm WllUama,
ss abe cabed herself, bough! b labul el for fi' Irma
l-l. 1). ?."?!/, .i .-;ii.-.h.ni, -'i- Hi- curnpuny. In pay
m.nt Mlm wini.un. gave a check lor r-~ drawn on
Bm Fifth Avenue B mi.. Ii bore Ike ill ?< '? ls
? Mm. \ i it ni r> Aksander, omi i -i lase payable ii
Mlm Lota William*. Ml - Wilban* gol pia In rhange.
i ? check wa returned by Ibe tTftb Avenui Banka*
? no :.I." I. mplatnl wa* then made I ? lue Central
other, bul ii-> one anea who Mit- VVIUlami was. A
?:? rrlptlofl ol the woman wsi -.v.u to Detectives
Price nnd Montgomery, who ;.? terday arra led the
woman in ? hain he rn st. i a discovered thal
-li" mu Bertha Lat . abo wat arra led S'?mo Um
ago "ti td.mpbtlal "f the Itortugu* j ronsol In
I;..-I..n. The police Blso found thal Mr-, Lawa bast
; ?' -i riiiR valued at BOO from ? Mr*.
Kl-'fT, of Nu. 83 Ba ?! Mrs. Laws li ? d
?rtlk Mm. Kl. ir t S i ter. lt : alb.- <t thal
a got the i : ibe purp ..-?? ..f . \ ? ? ? lng it. .-:
.1.1 not r. .uin it because, -'..- said, Hr. !'?? ter wished
to look ul lt. When Mrs. Laws, alla* Williams, was
token tn the Jcff.-i Market 1 i ri Mr Kb 1
tva* t' . !?- lo pn
A rharse "f tar ia le agalait I
woman i.v Mr. '??': . tar ihe Janene**! rradiug I um
a ,..i. Just!. ?? Byan ? - I Mi a. I
'. : . h. -1 lb ? rlug . j ?? ti ttl" Ii trli I
v
A MEBOMJ IL Tn FBOFEBBOM VU..
\ mem rial bi l i lessoi I ti bard ll. Bull 1< about
to i.- placed in Ihi i lr I Ci- b)terian Chun ii al I Ifth
ive ml BlerenUi i., c.- Bev. l>r Howard D
; ? .1 Im- ii hand -.-? >?,, iii -? i nt glam
!??'.- tad b] url- ? i-- Butt, -"ti al
h ' t ru:!. i ? ? i design I
Maitland /
ISnl pi lo I I Rle figure of St.
nul i ol.ti-. !tom a 1
Mam HUI: I ii ' a Iho Act p
? -.n.
rveteteor Ran flied rs P bra p I, IflOS. He wa
prubi r ol Ul Ihematlra for forty vear itt tie- Iii
ventry ol Ute city ni Bea v..r'i. and from loflO to
inna pr ktem uti Vork ravings Bank. The
tari few years ol it- li'.- bad beea targrlj devoted t"
the preparation ol a book oo the ?abject <?' Ibo ala
div-- Craatteu, ir, wMel ; .1 to |>r..v.. that
Mooee, |,v ,nvin. ? .???\.y. aaa regal
Baal "f tin- l-i-* ? af Bwthemattc* ind tttroaomy whee
h.- arah thal part ?>'? Ibe scriptures and timi tin
wriUng i, i-i barmen] with those lu**. Tin- Roll
window is I,, be Ibe foartb la a seriis- which kai
r.itt-, hex i i ' i .-i on th" north ride ol It. i>ufti,-id
rharrh, th- ot Ik-rs represenUng M.-, Itafaih and -
? ?? Ev meetwt.
In midi tn.- . ... I , . t tdol i un'M , ti, I Ki li; -1
i-i--ii ?? 11 in i hun i. I'liin- lin.- been lr* wu for
lies* I iri-li house whl i will form ,t wins lu tin- old
building i>n ? ? Rlevetiib-tl. -ld". I'll. -Mle of Ile
lleW I..ms. will he tn ".vi'I |.-;.|,.,|n, 'i,,n ni ike
Norm in ttuthli ,u> min iur- ul I iiM |
THEY ari: sire he BLABBED him BOWK,
Two person* named Brown, bul ti"t reflated, won
defendant and romptalnanl In * trial lu General
Se* lon* yesterday. Mlm Lotte Brown, an on am
monly pretty vonni.- woman, accused August I.. Brawn,
u man of p perlubie apps-straaee, of ikwbli lbs ihlrt
..f I.er 'i ? - In i car ob tho Mntbave. eh?vnted r>>:it
"t-. Aa nat -". Ml brou ,. who lives .-it Bo. OB
Varied '. sod i u model in t Broadway doak fcousi
wo* "ii ber way la Bldomdo. Rut ie lillid thal
felt a lugging .a ii..- bark o( ber skirt and lound
thal Un- i loin had !??? n cul Bi ?Wp wa behind Uer
. i. ll- lui 1
u if- h tut i i of I., ii it h i-..i, god tt ere
wi- blood ii Ik r iklrt.
Margaret Rekrtow, a professional nurse, of Bo, 30
Marlon st., I'.moklyn, saw Brown lug nt Um rming
a's gown, and tn did Mrs. Umflw Hinger, or Bo.
i-i BTe ? Kortj rourth-st. Mm. flinger st.i.i thal ihe
I'M inr used his le" hand ll ru sm i- sn engraver of
jewelrj ni So, wi Basaau t., and hoi I * n In hu i',.--'
lor ir.m-.li ii.m.-.-ii year*. He denied rutiluu in.
gown, mid .mm m...i in.ii be bsd hurl lii% iuij-i ul
uta aliop. iii.- trial wai go on lu day.
XO FALUXO OFF FBOM THE old BXCBLLBXCB
The blah rbaracter uf - n,.- Mew Vork Ledger" i
wi ii sustained by it receni ;-? ues. The eli
number raatolmd contributions bj Maurice 'li, mp,.
Minnie Hunk, Heirn Mil.-ii iii North, Ibo IteV, i. Iv
i iidlii.iii, .\ir-. William Minter, Mn, ll. 1). R, N
Bonthworth and oil-i-i well-kuowu autbora. a
serial story by ABtotta B. Cnn-, ci.tlll.tl ?
is.iii tin- Baa," snfl a novelette bj Miss
Holley ("Joalah All.-n's wu.-", .,,-. bj.lg
iblags wtill ii win shortly appear. Ruben
-suis, Un. editor* ami proprietors, authoritative!) an
nouncfl tint! ii,.-ri, witt io- no sieji bes-hwarfl in mam
mining in., ebaracier mid aliiarUveiu-s* ol -in
Ledger."
Jffl STEISWAY SAYS IT IS SOT A FlAXO TRI ST
Wiiiiaiii Steinway deutad yesteraU) thal a rom!,!
nation af plana manufacturers bad beru formed in
Bew-Jeraey for Ihe purpose ol ruanufaciurinn ptam
uni controlling the auurfcet. The combination nhl ,
bas been formed ta, Mr. Bteluua) ays, men Iv i. i
Ute iiiiriio-.- rn Belling pianos and orgiiiis ul various
manufacturers, lin- combination bas been Incoruu
-,r
A -Iiik.-i
Mi; i-i i.,
Un- good
li..un -r'
A Pure Norwegian
nil ir, thc kind used
in thc production
of Scottys Emul?
sion ? Ilypophos- ,
phitcsof Lime and |G
Sodu arc added -A
for their vital ef?
fect upon nerve
anti brain. No
mystery surrounds this formula?
the only mystery is how quickly
it builds up flesh and bring! back
strength to the weak of ult ages.
Scoffs Emulsion
will check Consumption and is
indispsnsable in all wasting dis
cases.
PUUUWOd br Boat! k Bowna. 11 y. All aVaaaskOa
rated under the laws of Xcw-Jersey. Its name ls N.
^telson & t'o. Mr. Steinway ?*ld that a plano trust
was an Impossibility, ns there were n dozen grades
of pianos. Tlie multi bbbOS of the company will !?>?
at KO. I,dlfl thestnut st., Philadelphia. The officers
ure: Wllliani Steinway, prestdeat; Freeborn 0, Smith.
vice-president; freeborn G. Smith, Jr.. secretary; N.
Stetson tn usurer. Tlie company Will have branch
ottii ea In New-Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware.
JBBB8TOFA NBW-IOBE BMBBZELBB.
JAMES 0. TUUBJrTOB. wno MTXOJB FBOM EIIRICB
Ultu rill.ll'-. POUBD IN CBMCAOO.
Word was rec-lvcd yesterday by Assistant District
Attorney Lindsay of tile iirr.-.st in 0*00000 BB Tuesday
of James <?. Thurston, formerly n confidential clerk
tor Match Brothel*, toe Blatbaee. flryfjaofla merchants.
There was a atbartoge ol from SiJ.otao to $7,000 In
Tiiur*tou's accounta wheo ba dtaappeored last May.
ile gad Lcmi iii tlie employ of tko Brm lat als yaam,
mid 'lad risen to a posttbM of Importoore. He
roaftvefl u largo aoktry, bal it aaa Bot enough to
mut iii.- expenses of his aootahohl lo Moact Vernon.
Ile ls about ll ft y youls old. but lils wife ls nun li
younger.
In May Ihe firm beean nu examination of Thurs?
ton's books, ile immediately tendered his rerigoottoo.
Ills employer* become lusplctoua, bal did oat aaok lo
prevent bia going. They soon ft'iind out that his
in "..nuts were a>ii.tK>0 or 17,000 .short. Then an
effort was made to srrest him, but he hud fled. His
borne had formerly been ob noe of Ibo WloaVword
I lands, and lt was thought thal In- Bright Imve gone.
Ibero, Inquiry was msde of Um offlebuo there, but
th.. BBswer rame thal Thorstoa bad aol been nt lils
"ld hoine for ii ft. "ii yean.
in August, bb Indictment for grand larceny in thc
tecond degree wa* found anslnal the m'aatng man.
The -I'-iitii- charge ame the obtalalog of swio by
false repreeentattoaa. On Ortober IB, ISM, Thurston
had i'1'ort.'d thal the linn owed ll W. White, Jr.,
that sum. a cocci for tba Barnool was drawn bop
able to the clerk, who mid he would bond lt io White.
Thurston, howerer, Indorsed the ekeek, cashed lt, and
kepi tl,., money.
itecently i termer employe of Ehrtch Brothers, reeog
nlxed in., fugitive tu i blcago. Thurston bad shaved
oir lils mustache ami dyod ula hair. 'Hie Inf ci malton
wu* -ni tn tin- tl rm and the nmn'a srreel tollowefl,
li i,. :ive Jacobs, of Iflapector Mi l.-iuchlln's itnft. vvent
io Albany stat Bight for n nsiulsltlon for th" transfer
ol tlie prisoner to Ihe authorities of tats Mate.
VOMIXATlOXi MT THE BEFUBUCAB CLUB.
A Urki: to t?- voted on nt the coming imcrhui af
the ll'im!,l.ran club Ima bun reported by Um club's
( .mi, ;?-,-.? ..ii Nomi:m.ona. lt I- made m> as follows: '
Kor president John S. Smith; Bret rtee-necatdeot,
Arthur L. Merriam; Becond rtee-preahlmt, James 5.
i.-biii.-iiei; third vice president, William I.'arv; record
Ins secretory. Francis K. Lolmbeer; corrc ponding -^<
rotary, Henry B. Johnson.
Uxe .;i..- c iininiit.e James A. Btanrbard, Joseph
c. .i. Monroe B. Bryant, .fames w. Hawes and Charlot
N. Tnlntor.
Committee on Membership (to serve anttl January,
t - j. .in c. West; d" mrvc until January, I
Watter S. Ialdwin, K_ A. Kewell and Joseph H. Bub
u n.
Committee ob Library and Publication James I
Walter lt. Tufts, Willi.un C. Robert . .'ur.-!
i>. Baldwin, jr., J. '??. Hart, Willi.m c. tvarson, Cephas ,
?:. Jr., '.v nil;.m Brdrnan and William P. Herrick.
Committee on Finance- William li. Arnoux, John
. Charles GSSper, Brace Hayden and Or. Theo?
dore K. 'Ii:'!.tn.
t .? ( ommlttee on Nomination* is rnmpos-'d, of MOT
tinier c. Add..in-, Henri L. Einstein. Joseph ll.
i . '.. I , ... i;.ii.. n Vf. Taylor. ?'. A.
'.r.-n. Cornelius X. Bliss, Edward B. Harper and P-t
vinni T. Bartlett.
?????-?
BOT BB FBOM TUE TACMT CUT BB.
'i ? ate ira '? i .t Ri ?? rle been mid by I
Wt!-o\ tn Frederick <i. Hour".-. Mr. Bourne ls ;ir.- I
? Sewing Macbln ? Con pan]. ll" li
a rand late 1 t;i In iii" Nee York Yacht
Club, and will be ried I al the Beal meeting. Th*
ibout I "il. and was built by
' Pine, bI ii;--???I. .'ii-, she i- a bbl yacht, be?
ing ino feel ofer all, nnd b areli equipped.
'i team j ? Trophi ins i.e.-n s .id by Tin maa
if. Pratt to Edward H. Bennett. Th- Trophy was
i by j. ob Lorillard, and waa bulli by lin" la
Mir, 1-- ? Sha : ,;. i{ [00 feel "V-r all.
Tba Mai arbusett* Vacht Club "III bold Its annual
I '? ?: ? ??:?-. tl :. of nilli-,-r- in Ita wtoter nuar
trrs iii Hayward Place, Boston, next Pridsy > vening.
B's ren A. dirt M. "f Lexington, and P. M. Keauaa,
of boston, ar>- candldatei for adauOaloo. Mr. Bambie
I- t'.-.vii.-r ol the sloop Pe ul.
Frederick W. Vanderbilt'* iteam v.-n-'it Coii'inornr.
walch bas ben tit'ii' ? obi il Bau purl far a oralee
lo t...- Weal ladlee, arti] be re-re an Mm day ti take in
ttorc*. She will thea mil for Um .--.uta wiiu Mr.
Vanderbilt and u porty <>f friend* on bo-ird.
Edgar Scott, Of I' lladelphla, liu^ bought the gtetim
Boga Bore [rom Wlttkwa A. sinter. The Supi
more is sou aa a cruise la the Veal Inflate under
charter lo E. M. PuBeu, jr.
T e OOO-iofl steam yachl Map, Oom on a cruise In
the Mediterranean under charter lo Kobert Qoelet,
.... been bough) from tn-r Bngflsb owner by aa
Vnierlcau, Bumor h.ts lt that B. l>. Morgan 1* ti e
pup ?'. and thal ? alli !??? hts flagship ii^M
-?sn-??ii when .e become* Commander of Um Mew-Yoru
, . . nub.
-?
TR Al SS DEL MED OX THE URI DUE
The steam In tim bullen which tarnish tba power
for the ? .-? - Wbl< I work Ike cable* on the
Bridge gol low bud night al B:80 aWoek and oaaoed
I d.-lnv of flfte n minute* lu the rutitiiiiR of t e train-,
it nae tn the "rush" hourn and many people walked
?crust i"' Bridge Instead <>f walting f"i- ike train* to
!? sn.ii" tl." r trip*.
To All) DBBBBVIXO BTVDBXTB.
a i-i- iden! of thia rlty kai siren lo i?;-. Jubui i>.
Prehr, president of Roanoke College, Vj., the nam
d s<i,ishi :i ytar ter Hine yearn, t,, t?- nerd in sup
porting rholar fiiji- ter deserving young men of small
means in thal btatltuUon, The offer waa nude aa a
New fear'* gi" !<> "r- Drebr, who wei risttlng friends
bara bi the Ume.
SE W Uti A TM IS I I Ott SUB Vms DISEASES
M-tu rr\N;, ' s injection's ol' l-tiu-rnvTK or
SOUA.
From The New-York Herold.
i..- o::??-..un- of th.- adair (the Browu-Sequarfl
elUlri has been that Hie hypodermic method "f Hiving
medicine Ima imtde ,i ai ride forward, mid timi
therapeutic* bas noa a nea opening ta fore lt. Tbma
? s.i?? ? iun.-rn , lin.- ii .wii .1- w-,1 .'.. ht thia -ub
eutiiuisius method we can hat - .i bun ? dlrecl action on
diire:,-i.i luteniiil organs til.iii when - I Uti i i.-nn-iv
to i;.) ihroagh iii.- aflmenuri canal, In whick ll is
subjected in linn,.-, ibe nature of abl i l- generally
mik ? ia a to ii-.
ll i" i- nu namul* of what we can now flo. Tko
process I* a- \i-i uliuusi unknown, and will amke a
stir mi il:,- inedli.nl world, a- lt arem* dcstbied tu t?i,t>
a leading |ttiit lu Ihe trentmeui of ? great umnv rom
plat nts of m.- nervous -v-t.-m. Kv.-rt ,.is- knowa the
nii|i riuii'-e of th,- various phosphate* la Ike compo>
alBon of Ho- uervons system; ikey burn the skeleton
..f iii" ii'-rv-.ii- molecule und lt I* anani them us a
? "nil" that take phire tin- nutritive intercbaasoa that
constitute nervous life ami activity.
in Hie irivalii perl of the disorder* nf the nervous
sj tem these phosphate* undergo inotUflcatfoas whi h
ii iv., a iii.-i!-i,"ii a-ibm .rn ii..- structure snd properties
of ti... nervous centres unu which are at h'*st one
of ii," lin.-,-- thal create lesions ,,f these cenuse*,
and Ihe ? m >? -iv-- ellmltiathjii of phosphates by the
kidney* ls ene of Um commonest manlfestsllona ,-f
i ervou . disorder*, On the other hand, li I- well known
thal phosphab ..:?" natural, pbyalologlcal tllmujantt
?i nervous lo-lviiv.
rio- Idea Kiri ha* gorerned Ihe researches of wbk*k
1 am about lo speak I- io supply this activity with
Ita ni -1 m..ileii-.iv- -iimiil.-iiii nisi ii, furnish tho
nervous sj dem ?t-.-tr viiiii ii- most energetic agout
fur repairing waste,
The plan li lo Injecl beneath Ibe r-kin a solution
of phosphate of soda, which, br n >t beinK modi tied
bj au] pasanse Uiruugh ihe digestive irwt, is lith.-n
up in lt, original form and acta directly on tbs
nervous system, ihe portion ol the orflonlam for whick
lt ko* ih" greatest affinity,
M. Crocq af Iti-ii-.-l-, Injecl* a Mlnttoo of two
grammea "f phiwphnta "f --sta tu khi gramme?
of aqua Inir'i-rasl, ,-ti the dose of Ihree noble itenlb
metren every dav or every other dav. with ordinary
antlsepUo precaullon*. These inlecdon* produce
in Ither local nor general reaction, swelling rt r rednem,
uni the pain t" which Uley give rise ts Instgnltteanf.
M. Albert H bin nam a salBtf m of Uv.- grasimea
of phosphate of soda lu uki grammes of sii-rt'Wed dla
titled wnl.-r.
Dr cberon l- mid to asa m"r> eeaeeatrated solutions
sod in Burger doora.
These physician* Imve found (hut these Injections
ni,- a iH.MerfuI tonie for the nervous system, to whick
Ihey restore lt* activity when lt ahoara slpis of
flagging: that tbev ran be achmllr euratlva En di-?
ordeiN depending merely on functional derangement!
of the r.-r.-i ro-pinui asia, as lu cns,-* where tho
nervou* syatem has been overstrained by a lon^ Hi?
ms,: flnallr. thai eren In ranea In widen tiu-re ure
oraanto leaton* of the nervous rentres, paiiiutiv-o
.-ir-.-N have be,n ubtalned aith tin-ir use.
This is nu entirety new BMriltod, remarkable for tis
almpllcttv and barmlesanee* and worthy t" be hrmiiriit
io the attention nf th.- profeadoa. lt ls situ nt Bo
begltinlna and win prubanly he nerforted lu w on, tra!
li ha* certain*! i brigbl fut are before Hand conatllotea
ii shill., in advance in ihe path so brim univ opened
ui> by 'he rcocarehea of M. Srosra-e^oaard, and for
vi Illili he iit'isi ,i,me dav reoelve sultalil- ln)Miiii;e In
oniitul elnli-s.
Travol to Vonttenl vin new rsute, BOW-Tovb Central
nnd Adirondack and flt. Lawrence Line. Magnlllrent
Wagner veallbuled train, bl-o Uni'- table. A
PICKED UP ABOUT TOWN.
The Cnlted Stntr.i Army li. on the whole, dotnf
pretty well. If the ojiinlon of n foreign private in o
Liberty Islund company ls of tiny value, lie received
a vlBlt yesterday from a foreign prlvute in a company
of the 10th Beglmetit. u good-looking young soldier
with n contracted OSOOOi, whirr- left no room for
doubt that he Baaas BB America from one of the small
kingdoms of Europe. The Liberty Island mnn dom
not belong to the i-tsrrultlng service, but ought to. and
probably would If thc bend af that dej/artment could
hear him expatiate floquenlly on tba beauties of the
duties of the enlisted man In America.
"The duty,'' he explained, "the duty?there ls no
duty. I have no duty lo unnoy me. I have been
bara, here on this Island?let me s?e how long. How
long have I baas herc, John -"?to the keeper of the
har?'* Less than a monUi. Ob, yes, much less. I
enme kate on the lr, th of December und t<eday ts the
'jd of Joauory. That is etgbleea days, und in all that
time my duty has W> ii only six hours. Just think
of that! BU hours! It la what In this country BbSf
cull B snail. Voa will OOVO such B snap soon. It ls
nothing to do nt all. It ls ajaaaat flo aa you Bleaoo.
I bo to the city ahenever I t-"'t ready and eeeaa koefe
WbOB I pb-nse. I wear pood etotbeo. Look nt my
shoes. They cost ni" Bl 1M?, nnd I would not s-JJ
them for three silver dellars. I knew bow- lt would
lt" when I came h.-r", or I T.ouldn't have rome. Oh,
lt ls the place for'duty, for there ls no duty. I know
wliHt duty ls, tmoooaa I served In New Mexico for
three years."
Ali oilier on duty loot around the corner of the
ped-stal was giving another foreign private lessons
lu lb" practice of the signal code. A Beatty walk?4
up nnd down the edge of the fort, holding his gun
with his elbt,w and blowing on hLs lingers to keep them
warm. _
A Southerner vl-ltlns tin- city was asked by a resi?
dent :
'? What In all (hat you have seen lins Impressed voa
most r"
"The tired and worn-out appearance of the peoria
I bora met," was the i^ton Uh In c. answer. "They
till seem to be on the run. They seem to hsve a
hunted look. They po about aa If they had but one
day to live and ore toe tlr-d la Baafco lt Interesting.''
"What Impressr , you most about our lnstltutJonst"
?Their Imaseaatty. vTheo i return home thingi
will look so small thai I shall feel like a Hg man.
Tim riven arti look like creeks and Hm great oaks
will seem as BBpHoga. I Ibnoghi Alioota was a tre
meodoai phare Hil 1 saw New York. When I go Uirk
1 theil not be able to walk in the sir- ts. but s'.nll
stride over Ihe tops of kite kamara. Atlanta, lifter all.
is only b bomlet."
There la a soted singer In tiiis city who has ? com?
plaint to muk", un I si the HOM lim- :. Bavar to a-k.
Every morning si.t bnlf-poal I o'clock be kt swak
. ned i v Ute soond of a band organ at his front window.
"Now,'- sud he " <iay oi- two ago, "1 asa not
opposed to hand organs at all. 1 would rah r hiv..
thom paving about tba streets thoa not They BM
aoaocthlM moo thoo a soeeaaarf BriL Toop glva
au loooronl plaainia to many tkooinndi of obi ss
amil us young i>-' plo, wolla they barm nobody. Bal I
Hunk timi UM munn ipnl tv owe-, it to th- peOpM Bf
Bew-York to am t" ll thal tko organs Urn! play in sar
public streets a' an snmemly hour In iii" aborning
sin.nwt I*- in good tune, i want ? baad-oraun eeoaor
hi.lp cstabflthefl. .\ comotlttee of aile mmnchaoo
ikoald be oppoloh I la litton t.i un] exaBttBa once a
u.-:, avery organ rn iii" etty, and it rimahl tie instr
duty io tti-t ashla a^ worthbms aU that kore grown
eroekofl and wheesy erltb :ur.-. and to Bend t > a bond
orgflo koeottal nil Um! ara alrm'-broken n'.d out of
bear. We don't allow rosiers do the :urf: why, then,
should wa aii-.w them bb 'ii" nubile taoreoffkfaroaf
v, . tber complaint t.'mt I bare ba r-ake |; aoubmt
tb-- tuna In will I mo ? of tfce nand-organ tines ara
pta ??'. 'Home, .-'?? I Home1 b a j!;-' al 8 tn tho
morning and a funeral march ur Boob. To tho
ur lt "il inch ." thing ls ab trainable. 1 am poinz
to writ" to ibe new Mayor at boos bb tba subject.''
Thc little s-ea-t-.er Hov IJidge. of the Liberty rMite.
tntics out i\ full i oinpWneiit gf paaaaagon at every
tr'ij?. The ptiMc tl" not seem to have grown tired
of th-* statue, bm tba per-.-ins who go there now
declare that once ls etinnjrh ai.d they will never go
again. At b.-st the climb to the erowal efl Ml?e
Liberty ls a serious undertaking, and the return to
the n-i.se of the pede?t?I a tremendous labor, not
OnattanaPd with considerable danger, but In tia
abm st total absence of lights on baa narrow winding
stairs an accident poj'cy go a man's life would fetch
B r\fh premium. Few women go to the tt>p of tito
-fan e. M.*t of t>i?in get al.out li.tlf vrav nnd ?top,
frightened by the blackness above and the di/zv tliajft
U-lovv.
Ilal'en And Hart have bCOO to the nices at ?omi
time or oth-r. In Th.-lr new play. -Th" Id-a." they
sing the BtOCJJf of a, young man's sucre,, hi the ring,
and th-n give n pantomimic re^auaeanattea of hil
utter fiilhii-". Hart makes book and liys a good
p:Ue ngiunsf Hallen's seleition. Tho i1 tc falls,
they're, oft, nnd Hallen begins to ride. Bbl style
of r.dlng is Mite that of Kn uk CaVtSf, of Sli-epshead
Boy. It ls known as the fnnnlug-home myla, Ol
eoarea lie oula ba fa,n hard tomaga and the imrv; loses.
Halton'* emotbmol ugiiiiy leave, no room for doutt
Umi he baa Leen on -dead irs" before, alni knows
wlut ll bl to r.do and -not- and?lase.
'? Sno'lygoster" Ham. of Georgia, bj Shout to start
out on a lecturing tour, following In the wake of ex
Oaves om "Bab*1 Taylor, of Tennessee. The subject
of his discourse will be ?? Chestnuts Crocked In the
Ark." '-Doh" Taylor expelfla to what up his tour
with sn ei-ttion to the Cotted sine- BsBote, Hum
boom for nu appolntmenl ns Mmhrtrc to ftabcaaey,
John Tempto Grave* wool* to go a> eoosul t.. tho
Austrian capitol. Bx-Congressman P. m. h. Yoong
d'**. Bot think wriouslr of returiilng to st. leter-burg.
lVrhnps Hon M. Dickinson can mil why.
A REPOUT OB TMOVMLE OM THE RE ADI SO DESIED.
POttsetlle, Penn.. Jan. 4.?Trouble bj threatening
between the ReodlOg Knlli-oad uud IbOM of Its en,
gk.f" and Br*ama who betoog to Um Protbtrfcoofj
and kindred Kaanfaattous. The patoh ap of trouble*
c-f last fall wus only temporary snd the Heading inu".
B foment is said to b" ju-.-paring for another struggle.
AppBchote by tba acer* un- being axaaatoefl and en?
gineers' leriitlcates ara Ol lng given <sit freely to old
iiremen. Thv Brotherhood aa a openly smart that
they are SWOTS ti- willpally ls jir'-jmrlng to order
Ifcom to kare their ius-s.it titrion or the ,-umpaiiy's
employ, and thai ihe light will BOBO be divhired on.
Beading, Penn.. Jae*, -i.?Tba Beading eoaOhuu in tin*
etty proBoanced il. story af Impending trouble lo b*
without mc slight'- t foin.dallon. -Tien- i, aooohttetp
nettling ia u." snit rmrmrtuteudenl t;. i>. vThltcomb.
??If there wa* we should Know aomethlng about lt.
A tew tin men have recently been examined f?-r pro*
motton, but that ls not new."
Wholesome
Food
Makes I healthy body and a sound
mind. Hoar desirable then to use
those food products whirh make
healthful food.
Cottoleiic
Is almost entirely fl sweet vegetable
oil, the one other ingredient being
purified beef suet. What could be
more acceptable in thc way of a
cooking tal for use in all shortening
and frying? Physicians of the highest
standing use Cottolbmi in their
own homes, and recommend its use,
and there is ample evidence that it
is doing efficient service in behalf of
hygiene Give it a trial. For sale
by all grocers.
Beware of imitations.
Manufactured onlv bf
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL., and
Produce Exchange, N. Y.

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