New-York tribune. [volume], December 25, 1894, Image 3

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V^ Frightened \
arc ??? peo ? le ?vii,,
expect lo buy
CARPETS ,
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I'lieapcr ntler the ?rat ,?r Hie year.
Cricca ninnili bo lower titilli ?vu
?ellliiu ??,,??> anule from
laoRAia t? axmirstcvis.
J J. & J. DOBSOIN
f 2 East 14th St., ?. Y.
f Also ???-??I I ( liCMlniil M.. I'bilnilelphlii.
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IN THK FIELD OF SPORTS.
ALL THK MONEY IN FOR THE CONEY ISL?
AND BICYCLE PATH.
A BOOB por giROOKLYM whkei.mf.v-sparkini;
AT TWO ATHLETIC OLt'BS-PKATES
AUE C11KAI?.
The subscriptions for the cycle path from Pros
pect Park to ?'oney Islan! were finished yesterday.
and this statement will tie a good piece of ?"hrlst
m.is news for bicycle riders In and about Brooklyn.
1 P.. Potter, chairman of the Subscription Commit?
tee, and ?. H. Ange'.], president of the association,
? i upon Park Commissioner Squler yesterday
and paid over to him $4T;>. which, with the gASB al?
ready paid, compl?t?e the amount pledged
I'ommlssioner Bquler said that he was more than
please 1 to have the subscription cloaed before the
las: of the yeai. After congratulating the commit?
tee on Its good work, he said that the path won.,I
be well cared for. This Is said to be th.? Drat public
highway ealabltohed exclusively for wheelmen in
the country. The dlatance from the head of the
Boulevard IO Coney Island Is live and a half mile-,
Th?? pad is lop-dressed with blue limestone, ani
when properly rol?e.l this will ? i,k? an libai surface
for Mcyelea. The task of raising tin- money by
wheelmen was begun last September.
\ >w that Ihe tegular ticket for the coming elec?
tion of the N". W-York Athletic Club has been poati ?.
thus?? members wh ? are likely to lead a possible
opposition are b-ing closely watch?? I. At the club?
house tosi night it was said thai the opposition had
not yet shown their hai Is. Some members thought
thai if an oppoaiUon materialised it ? mid be dl
re-ted principally an ?inst John C. Gullck, the nom -
i.ce for secretary, and one or two men named for
the Board ?>f Governors Th?? opinion seemed to be
?.???neral that there would be no opponiti ?? t" Jam? ?
vYhltely, the regular candidate for president, who la
? \ ? edingly popular.
The New-Jersey Athletic Club proposes to make
.- b i for bicycle patronage, and will build a fasi
track at Its grounds at Bergen Point. Mr. Durham,
who built the track at Ptolnfleld baa been mak
Ing estimates and he ?? conftdent rh.u he can con?
struct a faster track in th?? neighborhood "f New
York City. President Sullivan favors th.? Idea, and
anything that Mr. Sullivan favors In athletic mat?
ters generally t.?"??? through.
The idea of the Cnlveralty of Pennsylvania In
s-ndintr a representative team ->f athletea t" Eng?
land meets with approbation. Probabl) no one
? ^. i:?-r. could send a team which could de?
feat the best at Oxford or Cambridge, but a pick
of the t>est men from Yale, Harvard. Princeton.
Pennsylvania and Cornell ounht to be able to hold
their own against all KnirUnd.
The first conflict between the New-York and 'he
new Manhattan Athletic elubs will take place next
Safar lay, when a sparrlr.fr tournament will be given
Bl each club This Is one sort of sport in which
there Is not a particle of sentiment, and the club
that offen the best programmi will get th?? :
crow 1
I>owntown sporting poods dealers yesterday placed
rows of skates In conspicuous places in their ?
windows. The dealers seem to expect a better
skating season than was enjoyed a year airo.
Skates wer? never so cheap, for most of th??
patents have run out. and a pair of skate? could
be bought to-day for 13 which would have cost
double that sum a year ago.
HE WILL OWN PART OF THF. CLUB NOW.
There will be at least one happy yountrster In
New-York to-day. for he will have hi? heart's de?
sire. Th?? little fellow Is th?? son of Park Com?
missioner Pell, and he 1? as manly and polite as a
young Chesterfield. The little fellow's name !s
Edward Hell. Jr. and in? 1? a baseball enthusla^?
of the "Jedge" Cu'lum-1'?? Wolf Hopper order, only
he cannot make quite ?o mock noise
L V, Heb. the well-known fVall Street man. I? an
uncle of Ivlward. Jr., and he is aleo financially In?
te rested In the New-York club, although h?? proba
? > d.'es not love the Glania nearly a-s much as
E Iward, Jr. doe?
Th?? nttle fellow haa been ? rtant visitor a:
h'? oncle'i house of ?ate. Edward Jr.'a, one dealre
?Aa? to aecure a share of stock In the New-York
e.ub, and when h" saw Mr. Hell on Si' irda)
sa i? "Now. G? rie 'Lou,' I wan? :?. be a s-?. >kholder
in the New-T? ik ? . ib, ani I want you to .-e,? Ban ta
Ciana ani teil h'.m ?O bri:.t.? t t?? t.?.? That's all I
I don't want any ale gha "r skati
? | j or anything bui ,i ?*t the si ire ? ' stock"
Mr Bell sai! that in- would sei good Krla Kringle
and ??? al! he could. He bought a share of at ? r.
In the riuii on Saturday and ha ? the document foi
mally male oui t" Edward Bell, jr. I'nlesi the
ndeei ipsel Bants Claus's sleigh or wagon an ?
? ?.?? contents to I srlndi the youngi I? ?
will be mad? glad to-day. Edward, jr. si\
that if he gwta that -bar?? of sto'-k he propose?
attend the p.t:i,^s of the directors and st.,-k
? ? l'-r? of tbe National Exhll ?."!! Company, and h??
lelleves that be w;!i have a big ??.? .? in the
management of Ihe Glania hereafter.
GOVERNOR MATTHEWS AND THK ROBY
RACKS.
mapolls, Dec M (Special). Governor Matthews
,- toclded ret to institute injunction proceedlnga
t ' put a stop to th" opt rations of the Hoby Fair
AsaocRMloa, at Hoby, Ind. This decision Is due
to the faci thai .t wa? Impossible cntll last Frl
'?dy to gather any facts concerning the officers
of the association or anything else concerning It
Th? name? of the officers were not known until
last Friday, when the (?overnor's agents secured
Uteca, They aie jame? N. Lsary, president; Jacob
Etegler, rk? proskltnt; M. J. Farley, aecretary;
Charlea J. Miete, manager, snd Leo Mayer, book?
maker, all of Chicago. They are in a Simple part?
nership, if legal proresdlags were begun to ??im?
pel the association to cease operations they could
not be made effective till December S>. The enun?
ciation will close on January' 1 thia year, so as to
allay the feeling againat It, and boasts that It will
th?r. ?enti a strong lobby with monev to the legis?
lature, which meets In this city a few davs later.
Tae Governor deenrea the Legislature to lock horn?
with this lobby, and will ask that his power to
put a stop to Hobv tn? made ample and clear, The
investigation which has been mad- by bis agenta
BUOWI that ihe Hoby family has DOl BOM the
eighty acres occupied by the aaaociation lo it. bul
mere;?.? leased th?? ground at s rental of ti Ml a
month.
A TROTTER BOLD FOR G?.1?"
Lexington, Ky . Dee M (Special). Emperor
Yt'llke? <22n\i, I,y William L?, dam by Pilot. Jr..
ha? been pur^hase'l of ? ?. H Chenault, of Rich?
mond, Ky., by George w. Leavltt. of Beaton, for
?'. ???.
M UBMTMB BTMMMT-OLBAWISe WOBK.
? 'ommissioner Andrews was seen yesterday about
th? eaamrgea saade by the Central Lahoi Union
saneernlag the shnndonmenl of street aweeplns
machinen and water ?arts. He state.? that then
waa no truth in the reports that he had cant aw.?
th?se mai bine?. They wet?? a part Of S syatem, In?
laid, which he expected t?< have In working ordei
a? soon as some other machines required by ,nr
system could be procured. This .-yst.-m. be said,
would not cause the dtomtoaal "? any of the ne ?
now employed, bit would greatly lichten their
work
Major Throcktriorton said that the Btorj that be
was not feeding th?? boraea of the depertsaeni
enough oui? wa
fountl thi.r
"i foun.i th,?. r the stablemen were moving
twenty-four pounds of ".its into the boises, daily.
In th? arm?.? are gave our artillery horaea twelve
pound.? each. Their work was much mori? severe
than that performed by th<- aahearl horses. I hav?
reduced their ration?? to fifteen petandl fl flay.
For sallow skin and all other con?
ditions resulting troni constipation,
go by the hook on I.cechan?s pills.
Hook free, pills 25c. At drug
stores; or write to B. F. Allen Co.,
865 Canal st, New York.
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FOR READING REORGANIZATION.
: an IMPORTANT COKFBRBNCB HELD IN' 1???.?
DELPHIA RESOLUTION* ADOPTED.
Philadelphia, Dec 24. A conference was held lo?
ti the office of Ihe Pi ? p si Ivania Company for
Insurance on Lives and Granting ?.nnultles betwi ?
nine of if..? leading financiers of Philadelphia on the
Olcott-Karle plan for the reorganisation of the
Beading Rallro id. Resolutions wi p adopt? 1 to the
effect that th< corporations represented shall de?
posi! their securities nniier the pian with s request
to the Reorganisation Commute? thai the voting
truel therein contempl?t?.I be terminated upon pay?
of the eatended c lupon, and that if the plan
does noi become effective, or. if further modification
Is necessary, the repr?sentatives shall confer with
| John Lowber \\ ? ish. Thomas McKean and lf.au
??eau Borle aa to the action they shall deem necea
I sary?
, This result is bi lleve ? to mean th H an un leratand
Ing has been reached between Ihe Reorganization
Committee and tho-, who drew np the resolutions
to the .ne,-: thai ti?.,? life of the voting Irusl shall
I be shortened. The financiers directly represent
about r7.0n,000 of Reading general mortgage bon,is.
and their action la expected to Influence a lar?.?
number of individual security holders.
Those present at the conference were 1'. ? l'ani,
president of the Pennsylvania company for Insur?
ance on Lives nn.I Granting Annuities; Beauveau
Borie, of c. * ?, Borte; .lohn ?. Cast, president of
the Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Com?
pany; Thomas McKean. the largest Individual holder
of Reading stock and a director of the Reading
company; charle? p, Perot, vice-president of the
American Fire Insurance Company; Bfflngham B.
Morris, president ,.f the Girard Life Insurance and
Trust Company; R, Dale Benson, president of th?
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company; c. Stuart
Patterson, vice-president of the Western Raving
Fund Society, and Alexander Biddle, chairman of
the Hoard of Directors of th.? Philadelphia. Contri
buttonshlp for the insurance of hi uses from loss la?
tir??
In addition to the $7,()(>i,nnn penerai mortgage bonds
represented, the financiers also directly represent
about n ????.??? of preference Income bon.is.
COMING CHANGES IN THE BCRL1NOTON.
Cincinnati, Dee. M. a morning paper yesterday
stated that the rumor thai President Perkins, of
the Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy Railway, will
resign >>n January i. ;.s reported by ? Wall Street
news agency, has been floating around hen :p-,\ ?? : -
liei for several weeks. Bui the paper intim?t, s
as strongly as can be done without direct assertion
that this mm..?- rus g ?, : | foundation In fact and
fur:h.:mor?? that Vlce-Presldenl George B. Harris
will succi ed ? ? the pn lid? nej . that >'< ??? ral M mager
W F. Merrill will ? ? the vice presi
place of Mr. Harris, thnl W. C. Ilrmwn general
manager of the Burlington lines In M ri and
K...1--.1-. will be Mr Merrill's successor; thai Howard
ETHlott, cnorai freight agent of Ihe gt. I.?.
K-..k:ik Northwestern Kal'.way, will succeed Mr.
Brown, and w.il have his office In St. Joseph, Mo
GALYES
ilvi
PR( ?'? ?BED BRIDGE C( ?Mi'ANY A ,'
T( ?N
igo, l>. .?. 24 ? llspat ih fi ??.
Texas, says "For the last threi :n
ss have been hi I In the directors' room of the
? lalvest in Cot toi ? In ? ge conslderlni '?
parties ti
con fe re ? ?- li in ? an appeal to tli.? cltlsena of ?:.
? ? . ?ti w hi.?1, they state that thi
tna'i.'ti of a rallwaj ??--i?i<?- and terminal company
In Galveston, ai ? coi l?der h ni th? utmost Impoi
lance that SI per ent of the capital stocl I : com?
pany shoul i be owned by Ihi
It I itated from a rell ib ? ui ? thai ? ? ?? I I
? ? ? ?. R.has been pledged. The schemi ali?
ti Ipatea an .?:.\ of si ??>"???. ai ? should It go
tl,?? company s II for all lime control th??
terminal facilitii a at this ].airea
!?> other ralli ? : mi inlea let minai . ? Hence
all railways ,- ?: I m tl. seeklni in ? ntran. ??
Into Galveston would i ive to p ike terms and pay
a tribute to the Galveston Bridge and Terminal
< On.?,?.?ny."
FREIGHT cars G<'?: Till?'. CONSOLIDATED
New?Haven, He. ;, The New-Tork, Sew-Haven
and Hartford Railroad has lust place ? rden
th' Keith Manufacturing Company and a Wor
carbullder for freight cara am mnting to m ???? I
tM'i.-.i ? ' . , ? 100 stai
?OB standar : ? il cai a of ? Pratt typ
cost 1700 each Thi- ?? thi largest ordei the
fu- . ver place-i with on?-? ?,? , at builders.
KAUM NOS OF ? UK ST PACI,
Chicago, Dec. ?4 The earnings of tbe Chicago,
Milwaukee and Si Pani Hallway for th.- thtnl
k of Hecember wer?? ??? ?70; for ili.(respond?
ing WI
if ISO, $583,100; <|e, tea?.?, ??,??
ALBI* OAINIXO O* ?BOWALTER.
Albin wm th>- twenty-third game of Ihe chess
ag ili ? Show liter at th? Manhatta
ib 3 est- r tay. and ? is thi il : ? ;? . |i \. ??.
Ion? game, the score being -itiit t., seven, while
j eight games were drawn Yesterdsy's game was ?
l; ly lei" /.. "?,. ne I b) th? sinner, who so m I
the cam- into a G meo ? ?? o Whli
p , ? ? iti ? ?? thi ? '? ? -
m iteriall) issisi ? In uns te the open ?
Knight's file. In the end Alien sacrificed a Hook,
ani when the mat? was threatening Bhowaltei ?
ilgni : Here foil >wa thi ? im
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disi mm usa ini "MAT OR" A ? su."
What was known as the Mayor's Kund last
wmt-r, being the contributions <>t the eltj officials
and th'? employes for the ?????.?? ..f the poor and
unemployed durli:g thai season of Industrial de?
pression, smounted t" ?7,471 f* 'Uns money was
apportioned al various times among Ihe following
established relief agencie? The Boclet) for Ihe
Improvement <>f Ihe Condition of the Poor, the
Society ol Bt. Vincent de Paul, the Hnlted liebre?
Charltii . Ihe Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Ward Relief Associations, the Seti, Low Committee
aii'i the Actors' Fund A balai. of 111,000 re
inaine.! when Ihe arrival "t spring and the change
In th?? Industrial conditions made the rellel no
??? ? ? necessary Th.s balan.? was deposited with
the Centrel Trust Companj The Mayor yesterday
decided t< close the account and to distribute the
inonei a- a Christmas gift to th.? pool ol Ihe city
through Hi? agencies already selected Thi fund
amounted with interest t.. Ill,IBS ft ll was dis
tribute?! .,? rollows Socle!) of St. Vincent de
Paul $0,000; Nea York Association for Ihe lm
pro?., meni of the Condition of tin- Poor, M.500,
and Hi?? I'lilleu Hebrew Charities, ti.lt,.'
how i>ii> sin an TO rnr isii: <>i mist
?,, Ward Line steamer Segumnca brought in-re
yeaterda) Captain Burton and six men of Hie
crew of the schooner Edward ? Emerson, of Phila?
delphia The Emerson wss bound from Nassau
to Pensacols in ballaal She eomehow stunk a
.niai rr>r soon after sin- left port, sad pul Into
Havana leaking She tried n> get a cargo there, bui
it was refused on accounl "f her condition. Then
sfai sailed, sccordlng lo cdBcial report, tot Pensa
cola. Tb- next heard of her was thai aha was
abandoned on ihe coast of the late ?r pines, though
how she happened to be la thai locality is sol ? ?
plalned. The crew landed without difficulty, and
aft?/- stripping tfie vessel took passage In a schooner
for Havana, where they boarded the Beguranca.
It was December 9 wlien the Km.rsoii went ashore.
Th?? captain had hla wife alosg as a passenger.
Tin- Emerson was a three-maBt.-d scbooner, built
In Wsldoboro, Me., In 1871. She registered i!2:l tone,
and was owned by Frank L>. I'eilit, of Philadelphia.
The F. & ?.
Schaefer
Brewing Co.?
Special
Brew
r>n Draught ?t nil Cnatonyere.
Bottled at the Brewery.
I m Panul v. Botet, ami Export frane
Park Avr.. Aflib I?, dial r-t . New ? nrk.
s? ?/ v weeks Moni: of the on. lamps.
AFTER THAT
LH3HTEI'
THE BRI ??? CARS RILL BE
I'll I'.I.c'TKIt-lTV THRI ?t 'ill
A TROLLEY M'IRE
The car? on the Brooklyn Rridge will continue to
run In the same old way No trolley system la to
ho introduced, and this little ?tory Is written to
undeceive those wh.. have Imagined lhal the wir???
which are strung over th?? superstructure of the
Bridge are for propelling purposes They are not.
On Hi.?ntrary, they have been placed In readlneas
to carry Ihe curren: which. In th.- futur??, say aft.r
February 15, will illumin?t?? th? cars on Ihe Hrldge
and make it possible for the passengers to read
th. Ir evening papera without the risk of contract?
ing strabismus. There are sixty car? in th?? service,
ami they havt been all fitted up with the electric
light appliance. So when th? plant, which la
now in process "f constru?.?, li completed and
placed In the engine-room "f the Bridge ln*p"ro!E
??? ? it., Brooklyn, the Bridge cars will be well
lighted, and ihe present smoky, odorous oil lamp
will be ab ?llahed
Th? nee lyati m of lighting the cars ?? ? bit ? m
pile ned. Th?? current v\ 111 be gei ned
gine-room of the rompan) by :wo dynam ?? ?
irrent will be r? turn ! lo the engin?
bv i\ i> of th? at? ? : tracks on th? Bi ? ? C. ?'.
Manin, head engineer of thi Br Ige, gave Ih? e
? ? ? ? ?-,;??,? ? : ? ? ??-?!.?
"The ne? - ' ? "hi lid, "w III be m
now? r from t? n ? ? ?.? ? ??? will
be five on each sld? ?. ? ghia will
be arm
NO matter in wl
li.i\?? plentj two ?
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; . ??'hen the lie? ? ? tlon we
1 ,,r Ily think that ? : ibi? to
plain of Insufflel.nt Ughi u
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/\ A III7.7.?' rn IP H I I ill BARK.
THE TALISMAN'S CAPTAIS PriROOT HIS WAT?*lt.
niin'ii wax ?: ?. ???, .p?:
?, A S? ' H ? ? B
ifter
r .v. I into \ ??.?!?
Orion of th? ? I? u
Addle
S ? a ?. ??'. The Sawyer s
port. On Saturila ? -ka?
aas rea ?? ?
.. . ,-? ?
rum fi ? ? rest ?
t :
keep elei
?. ? - hooner yelled
oui of ?' ?? ara) Tin? bars
result there ? ? - mei
:. - .?. - .?.. and the ai
overboar I and ?rh? I
s;ir.t wa? ? irrl? '. awaj along s ih her fon
head ai her malntei ? ' ?
man took to their ? ? e Sa?
?. ,.G , . e bark
laid to near bj '??
got aboard ah?
Although ''at?' iln Nora lawyei
thai th?? laal he saa of the Tal ? waa
,,?,, hored In Ihe Race bet win ? Ra ?? H??? k an ?
Little Gull Island, when the ? irnni picked hrr Up
she wa? drifting about ten
tank ???? \- it IS Ih? iptaln of th? Tall? ;
man arrive.? here and heard that hli ?eaeel bad
been ? up at taken ?
starti I f..r thai place. ?
pi i ? 1 Up the Imi k thai she : ? . r. ?! I.
al.ali-loti?- '.. for ?! ? aptali
- tru ment ? a sum I ?
. abln ? ?
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vage w !.. ? ? an be ? lali
uni nu ? 11''im: "//f.
fi a will f Mi Martha I*i ? ? ? '
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ll iven, Conn. 8 not ?
She aleo lea ? ? ??, \\ I! Ian il II
-.. - at ?'" I7J We ; ' ami ?
?later, Sylvia Murp! ' '? ???
l'r ? Road, New Cross, l/??? I ilu ??' hi ?
li pia ed al M Th? :.t? ??- ..'.
th? reali) ?? ?I m? nil ned ?? Saramor? .
a i her : irnll ire, ??? ??? ?. ?
?,. , ton w . mi p?m ? Broa ?, ind ?< ??? all her
clot hilo? lo bei totter, ?] Ivla Murph) Her will then
?I wtsh wh.-n ? d - that no doctor be allowed t .
open me or egperlmenl with my body In an) sray,
ti.it ? artet) i-i ?.?helmed In the most thorough
manner that ll can be done, ? wish to be pia? ??!
tn a Bastatile caaRet, and ?hat lncloa?J in a ?tate
? .tini of th.? thick? il kind I have e ? ?l In Ihe Ken?
. nm lei . pal ? for, ihe d? ? ? of w hlch Is In mi
?,? in the safety deposit vault, with this will, and
I wish lhal all Ihe mone) thai I leave, whether In
casti b itti?.? ' to hi ?? h m I ?. or a h it? v? r form, ???
used in building a mausoleum on my lot. The par
lindara of said mausoleum w'.H be found iti my
1k>x In the safety dep..-:t vault? with this will. If
tb'-re i? not money enough left by me r?? pay for
the mausoleum I Would like It to be made up bv
my son, a little at a time, until paid for If that
cannot be done, ihen ? want all the mone) I leave
to ?.? used in bulldlns ?? monument at hin grave,
as good a one as ihe mone) a:II allow for The
papers and books In the safet) deposit vaults will
show ih?? amount of money ???p ?.\ me al my death "
lm; lHi: VABKBCBST TBBTiMOStAL.
The treaaurer of l>r. Park hurst's testimonia] fund.
.1. Langdon Ervlns No ? Wall --- . reports the fol
l.v. inc. subscriptions up lo noon estcrda l*n
viously acknowledged, 19,384 75; Banquet Committee,
Irygooili fade, by Woodburj ?..?? ?. ? n lalrman. '
ISM 50; John Jacot? \ itoi, > SO; ? ?? ? ? ?? Mor
? ??. James Apoycr, ?? am Ewan a:? Son und
I Egbert Btarr, ROO; W. E Btlger, il W. John Man
I ufacturing Company, Good Government Club (j.
j XXVIIlth A ?embl) Diatrict; ?. ? Vantine A Co.,
? Samuel Biker and MI - Katherine Turnbull, ISO;
? ?? .? ? Jobnsoi I 0; E ,l ??.- Copp? ?. Thorn ?? ?
I Clarkson, Mra, Elisabeth O. Kenyon, I.aid a Coffin,
j ? M Slant?.::, tleorge ? ' Clark, M It. Hi Hols,
u .un C. Gulltvi r, Mi Jam? Harper, the Ri \
Thomas S Hast in g? and Mi Henry I'm, t.1.',.
1 Henry Keltetas, y?. M. C Sunti and Chi lei Hi
?.? ol ?, Jb.; W. E. t'.ii. ..?.? .m??? Grlsa -? I, ? I. Be
V'lnne * Co, Dr. Hem ) L Taylor, ?? p lb r
man. th?? Kev, George Alexander, Edmund I., ?to)?
lies, Samuel ??. Awry, Mrs. .?.??,?- ? Brun
intuid. In Samuel Sexton and William Will?
: ?:.,.-, 110; William 11. Kal mer, Ha?*ld \i !'./.. and
? sac In? Kill,m. $:,. Total, 111,2? .
- ?
OBI 1 ?TOSE ??? ? "/ /;/ I \ toi ??.
The announcement has been made thai Grey
? stone, Ihe 'siale where Samuel j Tilden spent
j the totter pari of his iif,?, v.a?; to be sold to s n il
I estate company in Ibis city It was further ??
j |Hirle.| that It was the purpose Of the buy.-is of
the tin?? property on Ihe banks of the Hudson,
j mar Yoakera, to bulk] toa,is, Improve the drain
age und paie ? out the land Into building lot?. |
? The bouse Its,11. It was ?aid, would be made into .
a hotel
A Tritume reporter esibii yeaterday on Andrew ;
I H. Creen, one of the executors of Mr. Tilden'? I
will. Mr. Oreen ?h|,1 the report wa? not true It I
was without foundation. The property was for I
I eaic, bu*tur, gad w*? valued at lioo.ooo, J
AT Till?: NATIONAL CAPITAL
CARLISLE AS A REOROANIZER
HE IRSCE* ?N OBOER INTENDED TO BEFORM
THE HI l'i:i:\???? ?RCHITECTfl OFFICE.
Washington, Dec. -i Secretary Carlisle to-dsy
. an order ?organising the Supervising Ar?
chitect's ? <'?'?.'' Ihe Treasury Department. This
action Is taken to segregate Ih? te finical work of
the office from the executive branch as much as
possible, and it h Ihe direct outcome "f the con?
f?n t between Reeretari Carlisle and the ?ate Su?
?,?!,!!..,'. O'Rourke, which led to the
retircmenl of Ihe latter. The order Is as follows:
The office of the Supervising Architect of ihe
Treasury Department Is reoi aniseti In ihe fol?
lowing manner, and Ita buslnesa will I" conduc ? 1
in acculati' .? with thla ?? 1er. subjeol ?? ?? h
? ?,.,,,. .... ? .,.: intonai regulations na the Se tre?
ibe ?? ?- m a may here iftei make:
p. the office of Ihe Supervising Architect of the
hepari meni ihei e shall be a Bupei vii
Ing Architect, ?hose dulie? shall be those which
are now, 01 ma) hereafter be prescribed by law
and ihe orders of Ihe Secretaiy. To Ihe Supervls
Ini vrehlte t ili divisioni are assigned, as herein
belo? set forth, the architectural and technical
work of which, together with the dlsclpll.
thi force employed In auch work, shall be entirely
under his direction and control, aubjecl lo such
orders and regulations as may be mads by the
Kecretary of the Treasury. The divisione assigned
to the Supervising Architect and the work to be
p. r r,,i m.d in each are as folios
l. Th.- engineering and draughting division, the
chief of which shall be known ?is the chief con?
structor, in this division will be prepared de?
signs and working drawings for public buildings
which are not opened to comp?tition under the
presen! or futura legislation, and the draughting
wok required by th>- repairs division.
1 The tracing division, which will trace the
working drawings for photographic duplication.
:'.. The photograph gaitery, which will make pho?
to grai hl? dupli'allons of the plans aforesaid.
4. The computing division, which will prepare
estimates of cosi for publli buildings, specifications
foi the sani??, and ??'?ill pass, under Instructions
from the Rupervlsing Architect, upon all questions
of material submitted for work undei contra? t.
and carry on all work similar in character to
that now performed in this division.
'.. The repairs division, which Is charged with
the repair and preservation of all [.ubile buildings
undei the control .,f the Treasury Department,
th.? heating, hoisting snd ventilating apparatus In
said buildings and the purchase of vaults, saf??;
ani locks.
e The Inspection and material division, which
will huvi .hit;.f tl.ih??? corps or' inspector .
writing iheli leti unction and receiving
their repon- TI Ion Is also eh arge I with
the a. tu??? Hispe. Hoc ani supervision "t all work
1 ?t?\ pi, ? foi m pro ??? .i,.| un i -r any contrai ? ?.
drawings or specilli nions prepared In the office
of tin s ? pei ? , n ??.'.? It will be the duty
nf Ihe ??in? f ol this livls on lo re elve all material
the ..?.. . i,,i the pui pose of -.?
irlng th< a e of ? hep ; ubili buildings,
Ihi dula u? ? ? ? ?? ?? Io ? nable him
t,. pr. -.-nt n.tollu?? lit rlts of any article
! whleh, m his oplnioi should n?? brought to the
?,,.???. of ll ' i? hltei 1
Thi S ? p. ? ? Ing Vi '..?' will ki ? ? fus office
either in the engineering or draughting division,
..? In direct thei ? with, and s ill not be
? t t hose w I
.,?" , iili
?truet Ing ? ? a ork In m tuai proi ??
lie will ? Ign the mall wl In in- i ? \ ? ~
Ion ? or whleh arisi fi ll of Ihe
puidi ? ???: thi rew Ith. bul all
? mall heretofore ?igm ? by t tary of the
? ?. ? n ? ? si Ini if ?!.?? Tl a -
ury. wl ? giied
Alii idmlnis 11
ihe Jui ? .,?. nnd control of
Ihe Rill ?rehile??) Ini li)
a ? ht? ' ? ? ? ? olili er. ? ???? t ?
of that off!, al, and
? ,1 t. ? m-, . hall b ? h
??
? I . ? licer f rei-elve ali visi?
n public inisini lerlal m? n ind
????.-.-?
lee) ? of an archlteci
oral and ? work
ii-lnal progr.
I ?? I he ?
ill ni ni m ' '
ther officia ' ? : cheek
?all lett.-l -tl:. ? p..p.
d IV is li il
, rorm
?
? ?. m, m ? ?
the ufi riglnai
? ?
? ? ? -? and s hl ii i ?es ? ??
f ti - ? -? ; ? r\ -r an sa?
int secretai ? ? ? : .
? - | ? ? ti?.'?
? ?Ut of ?
Uni heal
? ? ?'
?
. ata, ? rnlng
- ' ? ? , that moni
iak? ?. ?? ? tran mltti ??. all
nadan .'???. payment, ? ? :
pond
perfora Ih islon?
f the ?
?
ef of whl
imi his
?
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|
imi
?
the S<
? '. ' -
.. : ?
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??
fi ?111 ?
.??:?'??
Il
:? . itlng t.,
:
?
a ? ?..???,? \ .?. ? . ? nt mets
It. th -, Ir.'hltect, ?
erc.it. ? I re h 11 ??? ? I. I
\ .
><? thi ? i'jh.i ?. in ii irge This t??ird ? ill ?,
? ?? ? tai \ of Ihe Trea
foi tin? award ol
repairs
In th.? same, and all ? ' ;
? Il illliK appai . I . pu ?
? ? ? Ifl-S in I
I? ill G? I ll , ? ? I.,,. |?
Ihi R. r. lai ?? of the I :? .. ?
mi) m. ml ei ijorlt)
an ? mlnorll) ?h ill < ? brief si.
tin : forth the res on foi ? ? ?. irrem???
an l non ?? n . urn p ??
?'??? cop) . and the dlv s,.,f r,.. ,,, |
and 111?? im als llnhi ? Th? work no* perfoi nu d
bv the >py| t Ir. |i unit? li ?uap n.l. I an I
the force now employ??! m the at* \?- named ,??
visions ?? transferred to Ihe law .ml record dl
Vision
This order shall t.ik.? . ff.?. t on th.? 1st day of
January. BSB J .; PARLIRL.B*. Hecretary.
? -
\ ,v uns t? seppi ?rt themselves
? ? king! in, ? -???? ? (Bpecl il) Ever? bo ly knoa ?
that tie Nal. I:. ?. ? ? make sun.? of ihe lineal
and mo t !- lutlful blankets in Ihi world, The) ire
s.ft and ilKfit. v-t they will hold wit??! and nevei
war out. The colora are a little gay. bul the boma
made d.M-s nev.-r fade. Tn?? patterns are ?.?? ? like
Ute Moorish, snd w-.r?? I ?atraed "f the Spaniards, wh,,
learned them of the Moors and brought ??-?? Svei
KNOWLEDGE
Rrlnrs comfort end Improvement and tend?
to personal enjoyment when rightly used. Tin?
many, who live better thon others, nnd enjoy
I ll'e i;iore, with less expenditure, by moi ?
promptly adapting the world'.? pest products la
thi needs of phjsical being, will attesi the vslue
to Inalili of tlie pule ..juid ksMtlVS piliicpli?
embraced in th?- remad/, Syrup of Kigs.
Its excellence is due io Its presenting in the
form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste
tne re?r.-hin? and inb> benefit i.il properties of
a perf? ? laxative; effettuali) desastng ih>? ays
teni. dispelling ? olila, beadachea and G? vers, and
permanently curing constipation. It has given
satisfaction to ml Ilon and mei with the ap
Droval "f the medical profession because it acts
on the Kidneys. Liver and Bowels without weak?
ening them, and It Is perfectly free from every
objectionable substance
Syrup of Figa Is for sal?? by ail druggists In 50e.
snd $1 hottl.s. but It I? manufactured by the
Csllfornla Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is
printed on every packagi?, also the name. Syrup
Of Figs, and beine Well Informed. )uu Will not
?vocept any substitute if offered.
GEORGE EHRET'S
SALVATOR BEER
On Draught at all my Customers'
During the Holidays.
GEORGE EHRET'S HELL-GATE BREWERY,
East 92d and 93d Sts., bet. 2d and 3d Aves., ?. Y.
to Altieri,??. The Naval-, l Linket until now has been
?old as a curiosity only, but the Commissioner of
Indian Affai ? has Just purchased 15,000 to distribute
among the Indian- nr the other agencies, and has
given the Navajos ? centraci for all they ,-an niami
facture during tin? next ?
Tin- comes about through an application made by
Captain William-, of the Army, who has lust taken
charge of the Navajo \~- ncy, for 120.000 to buy food
for the Indian-, wh ?. he rep? rted, were "ti the
verge of starvation. Commissioner Browning de?
clined to approve the recommerdation for several
reason?. The Navajo? have never been pauperised,
they have never received any assistance from the
Government, they hav? always bien self-supporting
and hive been th? plut?crata of their race. They
own over 710,000 sheep, besides a larg?? number of
cattle and horses and some yars ago. when live
stock waa worth more than it is now. old Manuelito,
th? head chief, was .ildered a millionaire. He
waa one of the richest ranchmen in New-Meslco.
l'nder th?s.? circumstances Commissioner Brown?
ing did not consider it a good plan to send food to
th.? Navajos He realised unit they were no doubt
feeling the effect? of drouth, like all the r. st of the
people In the Southwest, and 'hat the removal of
Ihe duty on wool had reduced th'? value of their
flock? and tl.?, but he Informed Captain Williams
that if they w.t?? r? ? ill?.- suffering for food they
might kill ? few of their sheep, and If they needed
money the Government would buy all th?? blanket?
they would furnish. The result was that 15.000
purchase l
fiO.OUO m or.? durili?;
and the In bans ought to
he next v-ir
THK HALLS OF LEGISLATION DESERTED.
???? ? t'K'.v STATESMEN LEST AT THE ' ?1????.
PREPARINO THE riVIL BITNDRV BILL.
Washington, Dec. 2i The Senate end or the
Capitol was absolute!) deaerted to-day, the cham?
ber it???: being locked, while ihe private corridor
...as closed t" the fe? strangers who hai en? I
to drift Into the bulldti ? During the morning
,,m. ?'. ? Benaton spent an houi or two anawer
Ing Heir mail, bui by nooi.I s Senator ?
.';. ? ? ?. Hiding Tho ?- who il owed
ii ,.,r pri .. r ... e M BI ickh irn, Voorheea,
Pcttliirew, Blanchard, Lodge Dolph, Teller and
ell
?,.? House ??!?! of the Capitol also wore a de?
aerted look, ?t nooi ? ir ? I) a dosen Repreaenta
tlndr ap|." the floor.
?.,, , am? up a llttl ! before that hour
,i.d speni some time in tl - commit ee-room read
. mail "he onl) Rei r sentatlves In evldei
except Mi !' Onneetlcul
from ? -??-: ? Olonel
luaac Illll, t-artna, eald
? , , ' the Repr?sent?t!? ? the Mlaslsslpi ?
?,,! i/|th fea ' ?? home, ? me "f the
? ?- Mr. Holman, of Indiana, who .? ill
rem ili . Indian
- u ? bill,
? ? , to-day Ii the Kx? >u?
Uve di,- -i ?:-.? its At that hour the ? li rks were
? ?. in make their final arrangements for
iw All the ' ' ibin, ? otti era will
remain it, \ ? ?
There ? is ml . place about the Capitol that
? : given over to t is in ?
the !! ?- on Appropriations The
tee ?? charge of tha preparation of the
Sundry Civil appropriation, with Chairman Bayers
at ?..-ir head, entered upon their work, and nal
Hu m Land Commlsaloner Launorsaus and
? ? ? Walcott, dire? I ?rof the Geographical Survey.
The '??! mi ? '- ? t?mate ? ? er his
year
? . ?' . latter asks 1421 ? 0 Nl
? moui ta '??
?.- appropri?t? ?. hui II ?- afe ? ? asi ime thi
?,ili ?il! .err: ess than the sums
bureau? Th?
pri?t ion for the : .an ! ? ?fflce this year was t
and '.ie ??eographlcai survey H*i,?kvj \ mem?
ber ??' tin : lhal there would be
t.? ? Hun ol the Geological and Coast and
? .. .
\ . ? ? . ? , ? ? ? ? ? ' ?. , try I '.?
. ... ...
? ? - he ? -? ??. ite? ni ih? li pal tment
- .-?.???
seal ! . ? : ? ! tl ? f the ? 'b?nese
Exclusion aci F ? ? I .-??!
? a -t I ? ?? the
current year, and (?? Ihe ?' Ineae Exclusion set
I pria tlon made for this ) ear on
il In the l'ruent
I Mil? i? bill. ? hi? h ?? ?--? ; the House laal week,
? ? , ? -" ? i-as provided The nea
? ? ? ? H ambii think?
it for next ; ment can gel along
with *
//// /./ ? ? vi/?lll II ?RRIED THEM
i I 1 : ??'- \ -it.';?.;,,. 'En HIS
KN IF" ?? ???
M \s ,-mi ; ,,s pis r ? ??
"Sqtlll
Port ? ?? ;'- - 1- - being
the comi
?
the S<|ulri ... . -,,?.
ind ? top he
? ' icily. II
?
? man and ? I srm, ? n?
tere?! ai
? . . ?:. I Barker, is he ?? ?;??-? It!.
h ??? an ? ?- ?.? ! ? ? ?piratIon wi
walked ?ivri toi
? ?? He nod !? I
Ins he id ami a broad ? ? The
Wanted ? ? I The) \> ? t t???? ?
Su:. I o - . '
? ' : II is 11? nr) Beh ?Bel ? Itfl
ild, and ? ?.?! he a ?? ? sailor, >f Marnai ? ????? k
Th? w ?man who a*as a tu tal
ter or for wot ?- Mr- Pa), a s
of Bridgeport, C ?nn
"Squire" Parker presented rather a plctureaejtie
appearance, ll? were an old blue flannel shirt
wiih the ?1...-V. , roli.vt above ih? elbOWS, un? los
fue.? and bare arm? were In place? cover??! with
smut H.? took the bridal part) Into h - office, ad
? ?-.- th ??-i mlth shop The "Squire
th?? conlr ictIns partie? ill In a hurrj ?
time wa - ?- ? ? ? lili '? ?) in ? J? hn \i
aere ipil? Uh ???? ml ? I the ???
monv pro ? ?? le I The "Squire" re| Ine.l
klaalng the bri?!? posatbl) on account of hli be
grime,) fa. ?-, bul b.? ?hook ban ! ? with bei an l favi
his blesslna nd ? 01 gral dations
As tin? coin.leparte?! tlo-y wishel tin "Squire"
a merry Christmas The "Squire" then went b.uk
to hi ?hop to ? ? ? the ?>? ??
?
I nil ;? SI ft fPI f.Y BI? 'ill
|tr Pre Ieri h Baivi t, nf No 11?; East Eight?
ihlt I Ni a Y ?rk an ?
lyn, who was In Ihe I .a t S.v\ .. yenth-Sl
? ti!..?; on thi luaed the
de uh of Mi ' randi b) en un
lawful operation I ?? n?
his cell at _ 'clock ? ? ' ,\ , ; . ?
enti)
Ini II. ? ? - '? ? '.? -! ? ? llfflcuH if ?':? ?
t.-i ?.in Ilo ???? il Halves wa irr? leti on Sal
He pro but there waa a st
? ase against htm. ai hi ip In th
Harlem G ? irt < he ana r?
in in le ! ! -t ? Minili il ion ? ?", ut ha . ? ? ??.? k.
a hi ? ? ni nival, : he dooi mm ? ' ? acni
Hah? ?'? cell hi wa ? ? ' ? ill) and ?!.?
,??????.? ?, 11 fiel : , ?
ply, told Sergeant ll ? ? ? .
thing w ?..ne; ?mbulam ? Sin
??- -lo ?.?u. II.. ; ? I
Ing fron.t phine ?-,i- ?? ? . .? ? ? ? mm ed him lo
Ihe li??? ???? il. ? here ? ... ? .? applied, an ?
he recovered conaclousn? in ihe course nf a fea
houi
*
i.i ;;? ? // / ;,?/? VBOAKCX 11 ?,
p ? ? reporte?! yesti rd u tha? Samuel ? un
merslough, clothier, No. 70] Broadway, would noi
??!? ihe ? h ?'.?? t ' Harold tl Butt, the
cashier who ?nf? -? ? ?? having rtnbessted 111.000
ol the firm- mone) Mr Ham merslough ?i . ?,
at his office ???, a Tribune reportei aad said 'h??
t? ?"?? ? was untrue and thai th? m m. a I
m custod). woul ? he pi.ut? ? in.? repoi ? lhal
'?'"" ? m I ?" h ? ? ?? t.-:, ? ,,? Insurance
polle) foi }.'??.?? ..? hi? life In tillein.'iit wa? also
?b und b) \li Harn
?0 G?1 III l\ Uli /.?'!. /,/ Hin ?; .s/??/.?)',
Ther,? haa been a rumor ? in it la farrytows
that John e Itockefellei wbu owai severa
thouaa ll land III the t..\wi of ???.,??? in?.
Includimi severa ferma sear ('??cantico lini?.
through where the ?'? York and Putnam Railroad
Inns, I, abOUl to Instil?!!.? Bt ?? ??d?Bga BgaksBI the
road t? hav? m.? courae of the roadbed rhasasd
so that ll will not pasa iln.'UKh hi? |.roi?.rt\ Mr
Rockefellei irwn? proper! ] ... both ?:?>..?? of the
railroad tra.'k? Inquir? then resulted in ? repr??
senla tH ? ?I Mr. Uuckitli.?!!?:! during the rumor.
IMPORTING RETAILERS,
BROOKLYN.
Great Reductions for
To-morrow.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
LdltltS liros.' sennino Acme Soap, 3
BARS FOB .> CTS.
Dtiryea's Starch. <? It?, hoxes, 35
CTS. PER BOX.
Blueing, large schooner bottles, 4
CTS. ? i;li BOTTL&
DRESS GOODS.
5,000 Remnants
in lengths from I t?> 7 yard?, both plain
.-md fancy material, reciticeli to JlT8T
ONE-HALF OF MARKED I'RICKS,
which were orready greatly reduced for
(lie holidays.
GILT CHAIRS
To Be Cleared at $3.00.
Cut Chairs, ornamental tra?nes, seat?
upholstered in silk damask, reduced
from $4.50 to $3.00; origitial price,
! $6.00.
CLEARING^ SALE
Of Handkerchiefs,
All That Were Used for Dress?
ing During the Month
of December.
Ladies1 and Men's white and colored
holder Handkerchiefs, lu and 12, ct.
quality, reduced to a CTS. EACH, or
50 CTS. PER DOZEN.
Ladies' white Knihroidered Ilandker?
chiefs, 12, <'t. quality, reduced to *3|
CTS. EACH, or ?? CTS. PER DOZEN.
Ladies1 white and colored Kmhroid
ered Handkerchiefs, 35, 35 and 91 ct.
quality, reduced to |(| and | >i CTS.
EACH.
Ladies1 Initial Handkerchiefs, pure
linen and hand-emhroidered, ||| and
17 (IS. EACH. a
Ladies' and Men's Silk Mufflers
lied need from 7-"? cts. ami ifl.oo to
,5 CTS.
Reduced from 11.23 ami 11.50 to
7 ? CTS.
liedticed from $1.73 and 12.00 to
$1.00.
Reduced from >_'.*><? and $3.00 to
$1.20.
Reduced troni |3.50 ;ind 14.00 1?
$3.00.
i;? lincili from 14.50 and $5.00 to
$3.00. _
SINGER
SEWING MACHINES
Tor Family lTse.
The Universal Machine.
HIGHEST AWARDS
Columbian Exposition.
THE SINGER MFC CO.
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
'I'llI Ki ara ??,??? hm lie?, ig ami near
INe-tv York ? ' buj t ..?
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL.
More thgn ,??,??? ? ?pica sold turougr?.
? nt Um (iiuntrv, uuh iy>uc, m cities god
the latter lowOa?
?. ?* ? ?? ? nari ? ? ih. It.ick.fellers, t?l4
? ? ? ?? f I .. um h?? lil ti??*, thing,
Ihai thi ? ? - n u. ?I 111 ,,?? .? ..? ?>,? start?!?
.ni IMI .Iliadi Mi li ????,? '? - ? ? ??? ???. ilallvs
|??| Ihi i.|i..i'..-F Hit?-? ? ,? , itcl) no U ulti la
ih?? ht ? 1
/? //// wBov?tt TAX?BiM <?/.? rari
'l'h.? gSMStSSa rn?? , .? ???p,|.?> *,lnih?-r th" has.
gas-el ..r $.."???'. (ef! gg vriHassa w.iii.-r i'hrips ta
Lini I il?? G????|.? Hi-fi?, t.ill ni Val?? ?'?Urge, la tag.
ases ai aet, ?? sasatg assi ? \ g, p,. ..\|.|uaiaer asj
e."?? 'i?"'i ?"i 'h. lavgaJ iigaeassHsilBe ?f the
cil.???? ,.11 Ihr ,?!??? Ih.? \|,llf ,??.? ,.| lilcl. thai
it la. Th.? u*?.-i fur ih?? . .?il????? ?? roi so .i.tr .,?
his petal In the meaa tun" the lai ."main? un?
pakl, Acc.,r,|u,K t.. th" law. i.,,,..,,,?.?,,,. i>ligi?ua
.ml i-harllsbl" IiihIIIutl..n?> ,,r.- riempi fro,,, u_.
II .n 'I'll?? .|???????..?? la, .lu??? u,,. \tfa rilataSS Baa?
Hi.i.1 cju.e uuUvr Una ?Slegury. w" t**a