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L1TERARY NOTES.
"The Academy" (of Ix>ndon) jauntlly aaya that
exiravapant fun le o\it of date, "o4\lng. proh
a'.'.x . to the surfelt of It which the entcrprise of
Amerlea has offered."
Mr. Rudynrd Klpling doea not mean to work
at all durinp: hls preaent South Afrlcan trlp. He
ls accomnnniod by hia father ns woll as by hla
wlfe and chlldren. Hls next book of short
Btorlea will not appear untll next autumn.
A Ptory about Tennyscn. whlch la a llttle too
perfect to be true. ls told by "The London Tele
graph." It is to the effect that the poet one day
entered a publie readlng-room nnd aat down ln
a lnrire nnnchair before the flre. Much to the
amnzin'.nt of thej other oocupants of the roOtrt,
he then pneaedad to clevate his feet untll thty
rested on the chimney-piece, ln the fashlon 4ve
are led tn belleve is "real Amerlcan." N'o cx
poertulatl ns on the part of hla friends rcspeot
lrg the lnelejrance of the poaitlon were of the
Bliffhteal a\uU. Suddenly a brllliant Insplratl-m
seiz-d one >.f them -the father of one of our
leadlnir aetOfl of to-day. Going olose to Lord
Tennyoon he whlapered ln hla ear. "Take your
fe.-t down or thoy'll mlstake you for Longfel
1 >w." in nn lnstant the poet'p boots were on the
floor. and he assumed the ordlnary posltlon <>f
nn Enplistinian.
"The Saturday Revlew" says that no one who
haa glren attentlon to the progress of poetry
throuph more than one generatlon can fall to
recogr.ize the aingulnrly ephemeral character of
the maln part <.f female verse. "Kvery year or
two BOme younp; woman 4vlth keen emotlons and
a delic;tc turn of expresslnn comes Into brief
promlnenca ns n poet. and seems to be about to
assert a dellnite influer.ee. Pometlmes the popu
larity cf these songstressea. thelr apparent Indl
Viduality and the Interest they awnken among
people Of taste. is so eonsldoral.le that every one
takes fir granted that they have 'come to
etuy.' " But v here, "The Saturday Revlew"
B04.8 on to nsk. are the varlous danies who havo
been the Bttbjecta of all thls Interest? They
have become, lt adda, "the moat shadowy of
achoea." lt may be anawcred wlth justlce that
gnln . poetfl nmong thelr niaM-ullne mntempo
rai.-s ar-f as shadowy, as nuiekly forgotten.
Mr. Jamea Oatrdner l-.as carefully revised hls
"Hist ry uf Rlchard 111." which has lon* been
out <i prlnt, and the new edirlon Is now comlng
thr- .:_'. the preaa The book. lt ls aald. wlll
now p.-<.s-nt an authoritatlve and complete ac
cour.; of Perkln Warbeok, Mr. Gairdner havlng
Incorporated son.e informatlon lately derive.l
from forelgn sourcea.
"The Llfe of Charles Carroll of Carollton.
IT.'iT-l**"-'," la ahortly to appear ln two octavo
volumcs froto the press of the Pufnams. Its
authi r ls Kate Maaon Rowland. who haa pub
Ush'-d tlie "Llfe of George Mason, of Vlrglnla."
Plr John LuM.ock'a fortheomlng work ls to be
called "ftuds ar.d Mlpules."
II. Huyamana has 4vritten a new novel, an
Engllah tranalatlon of which is announced. Ia
is called "Th i Cathedral." tlie sccne belng lald
auround the Cathedral of chattres. The author
ls now engaged upon ar.other novel, which ia to
bear the tltle i f "The OHatinn."
Mr. Juatln .".LCirthy's 'Tersonnl Remlr.ls
eencfrs" are ao bulky M to requlre t4vo volumes
to contaln them. This is not surprlslng, for their
author's actlve career hos occupled many of the
most Intereatlng yeara of this lntercstlng cen
tur>'.
Barry Tain, the novelbtt, has lately dropped
fro.:i pi poetry -whlch, though it is a
thlng of cockney Blang, is not without Its strong
polnts:
AT MIDNIGHT.
"Xinety-sev'n." the bell is syin', tollln', siow,
Orf yer go,
"Arf-a-nonrient'a all that'a lef? yer? 'arf-a-mo,
Donchi r know?
?Arf-a-motnenl nnd y u'ra dead,"
Paya the 'oi? bell overhead,
"Ai l 'Itetn-nlnetj -lte tikes on \i*o ehow?
Orf yer go."
Do yer 'ear the ! ell a-callin'. "NMnety-l?.?,
Ninety-ltel
Tlk? the rlhbons of the chrriot offlte
Ther won't wite
Whlle the 'oraea galloj fast
Throiph the mldnlght dawk an* vast,
Snatrh the rlbbona from the dead 'aiids of yer
r lte.
Xlnety-lte:" I
Whort'^' aheadl Th- drlver speaks not. All ls
Btlll,
Drirk and chlll.
And the 'oraea caliop forru-1 wlth a wlll.
Parn the hill.
And the blg bella ns waa swinirln',
An' so v - ' InghV,
A myateT*ua rdlenee keep;
And the world rtrop? off ter Sleep
/_ > drlvea ua darn the ateep.
Wh. rt'a ahead? Won't no one tell us?good or
UI? - ? ?
All ia BtilL
Tj,? rr,vc! cnlled "A Fiiperfluotis Woman" was
the oh-ject of miK-h exclt'd comment when it
first appeared; and probably enough people re
member Itn nuality aufTiciontly to make them
look fCTWard with some curioadty to its author's
rr-.s book, announced by the rutnams. This ls
10 be called "The Confeaaloa cf Stephen W'hap
sharc."_
uolcalanl'a prornfcae- book, whlch ls to t>e
tntltled "Hawall'a Btory by Hawaii's Quecn,"
ls gald to he written wlth "ndmlrable good tem
per." aml to oontaln BOflM arirun.enta of 8-teea.d
I
For the lart twenty years. It la reported. Al
phor-s-e r?-..;<-:-: never made l"?s than $20,000 a
year from hla work.
Daudet'a a-ldow ar.d gon Intend to pubttah a
CO'.lection of the hite author's letters.
M. j_;-s Claretle aaya of Daudet:
Sir.jular as It may siern, Alpbonae Daudet.
Who i. n compared wlth th?- lllue
I "David Copperfleld," frequently
declared th_' h- had read nothing, or very llt?
tle, of Charlea Dlckena. 8 i beoften told me, and
I axpreaaed to hlm my aurptlae at hL-arim; ll
jlb r. idlng waa Chateaubrland, and
the Chateaubrland of the "lf#molra fl outre
ton.be." il*- ; ad no need to read romaneea to
writt- th? rorrar.ee of llfe, He hnd <>n':.' t.>
look before hlm, and thls La what he did TtiouKh
he waa ahort-alghted he eaw an-l noted every
thlng; Ihe cravlng for truth curried him so far
that he rat-.: gued and i.laced In hls gallery
portr'iis of thi peroona he Justled in hls every
rt?.y llfe "I atudy even my relatlvea." he re
; to me some tlma ago, "and I can'l heip
puttlng thern in my books."
Thc Btory whlch Daudet once dletnted to Mr
lt H. Bhe^raurd is aoon to bo brouKht out in an
L:.. lah tranalatlon. It la called "My First Voy.
nge; |fy First Lle." and ia a remlnieeence of
Davdet'a boybood.
"Llfe li> T-wo Hemlspherea," 8lr Charles
Gavan Duffy'B new book. ls nearly ready for
?ubllcatlon.
SAIF OF BARNEB8 BOBBBB.
Ii the Amerlcan Horaa Exehanga, at Fiftirth-st
and Broadway, yeatarday aftaraooa there waa heii
: yartie.-s horaes. the property r.f
M 11. TtcbeaMC A Co., of Chlcngo. Tho Btock,
whlch w..s dlapoeMd ef In tlilrty-threa lois, ?as ln
exceileril COOdltUMa, and aold well. The two ebeat
nut gfldings. Fxcf.pMr.r, nnd Perfection. aged rr
Bpectively flve and six yaara w. re kneokad down
to J. Lewlnon. o: thla < it v. for $8i>.. Ifontella and
Monroe, eheataul geldbaga, Ive and six yaara old.
fell under the r-nn^ntr ai i- Ild of %7:t0 offered hy
Waher Lee, oi Blackroak, Conn., whila ihe baj
j?ldir._ii luno ui,.i Ai_?i, a puir af cairiiigc horaaa,
wenl to ii. C. tVllaon, of New-Jerae;.ild of
866<j. Arlatocral n-A Pavortta i j,;... ,,i brown
g.lul;.,,?, ?'? and I yeara old r4.spectiv.dy, who an
credlted ?. 1 havlng w ? r. ,-ir-t prlae recantly at the
ia City horis.- ahow, wer- . ild t? Dr. J. l>.
"m.-.i :.-, of Ihta ? Ity, on .1 rdd of B708,
.' H Chaptnan, of I'lttstjur" purchaaed Magnet
aad Klngpln, a very hlgh-golng pair of brown geld
irrgs. for the au.-n of ai? Oarcla and Oomez, a
fast-golng pair of landau horars were secured by
T K. Oordon. of thla rlty. at 9SA. Other pur
ehaaera were J. J. Holkoway. J. F. Qtbaon, ? larke
Hrothers and R. McCreary. The total sum realtaed
through Ibe enle was flO.nfin. and the gverage pl l.'O
was >4 llttle more thnn $300 e:i"h.
JNCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.
Surroundcd by hundieds of roses. white hya
ctntha, orchMa end lllles. set agiinst n backgro-ind
of green Miss Mlrielle Loul?e Alexan-lcr was mar?
rlad to Arthur DelaiK) Wc.-kes at 3 o'clock yester
d.iv afternoon ln the dimwlng-room of the home of
her pareata, Coionei and Mrs. Charlea T. Alcx
atvle- No. 47 Kast 1- Ifty-thlrd-st. Thee were only
the imnudiBte mambara of the two famllkta pi.,.t
?t the marrlaga caremony, whlch was performed
by the Rev. Dr. John Wealey Brown, reotor of
St Thomas's Church. bUl aeveral hundr-d
gueata attended the receptkm whlch followed.
The brlde. who was nnatUnded, wns Klven away
by her father. Rhe wore a beautlful gown ol
white aatln, on which there wns somo ex-iulslto
polal lace. and a v.,1 of the same klnd o lacj.
The i?.e waa worn by Mrs. Alexander on her wed
dtng gown. on the ocoaaton of her marnago to
Coionei Aleaander. over twenty-Bva years ago A
,?,?:,if?l necklac. of dlamonda and pearle, ajrrea
?,( from the brldagroom, was also worn b. thj
brlde. who carried . large bouquet of archkUand
iu.es of the valley. There wer. no uaher.
0, bea, man. At theh???LU0_Ug:r,b\3J. rt"
aaatated in recelvng b) I- r nIO. r _ou__r|
ter. Mlaa NUa Aleaander. Mlea rtenee ^
and Miss Bdlth H- , X\V,. john 3. Emery.
p,eau were Mr. and Mia. ?nn^ R<j
Mr. and Mrs. Join A. Seeiiee, ^ AY H Bene.
,.,-t lt Colgate. Mr. and > ra. l r. i r Mr
dlct. Mr. and Mra. F^ederic R. g???g?'and ??.
and Mra. Frederlc R ou. . -^ ? ,,,.?..
LewiB Caaa Ledyard, M and aara. o,
se!?rr Cruger, Mra. Ctajvjiee-Fell. ?"? M ,
Prll Mr. and Mra. K. Llvllget?, I.ul '??,?_,,?
>, , uenry Partah, Jr.. Mr. and ?rs. n (.en_
YVellee, Mr and Mrs I. Keeve' ,-?? Mlaaea
.,-., and Mra J- Wrl K. P Anrtwa_
Pleraon, ex-Judge and Mra. . a l.-rank
Dr and Mr.. *???" F1,?tl;,J' ' ' ni lr.. Ml a
Hoppln. Dr. and MJ?_?, profeaaor and Mrs.
Fllnt. Mrs Temple M< n t. < ' ',., TVeekea,
S'SS-^St ra&irJ_Jl _akS"_i -'
jutant-General H. C. Corbln.
_fM^___r_i^_?^^,^Lr^
: _-TK_i-?i^_?j5r_a"
eatant Eplacopal Churcn oi w effeetlve
M.dlaon-ave. near __Hhty.nlnth-at.An eff
flore.dec.irntloniiUe.lthec-.c,, - ??
r^;:rr^ha::-: ,:ie-,nr
? r^Sout,,^^^^^
lo tbe tad uaher. The ma* ?|r honor-was
thB brlde*. Blatar. Ml" Ka.har.ne I..rbour
The brideamald. arere Waa ?^.VRw^
ff,,?bnX,___ld2 Baier of Plnlnfleld Mlaa Annle
PMcoaat. of Phlladelphla, and ??? gjf _onn?
roualna. Miss L..isy Harlour "-"S^gS.; Mi
n?d Mlaa Heiuila Humwn, of ion"r?. j ,
_?uthaate-a I.t man *** ?^ .'?-.. -r.-r-of the
Klng rJouthgate. Th* OBhera wer^ an
brhutr-iom s brothera, wi.iiam ?. ^. ,
____,.? Wllllam Haywar^ <?f V?*" ^ ^^
... uciare DemlnB^ndthebriaea^^
Groavenor Barbour. i. t??'- " reremony
wWiSSaJ^^
AW?ii%hT?.^M^
Miss Lee, Genera aud "V B P?t
j. rrederio IK",no; i'l"-of M ;ah' Mr. ar-. l
-,r. Blshop I-'.^-'J'1-.,,.^ JsSa' Heckacher.
tor Tarlaa, Mr. end Mra. ?\**? "'_ Mls Henry
endMra. Oaotw "?? ngto n.^Mr n nd M ra M__y
K. Morgan. of Morrlatown. n. - , ?01 .
R. M. Morgan Mlaa 8^cw art Drano ^
?????. ''?,."'., -rv, ;,, i,e Rev i: M. Rodman of
Oeorge R. ' r,.rrh"',v'V, ,,? r of (.atorla; the Rev
of Oraea Chapel._
Miss .T.illctte Ast. the eldrst dnughter of Mr. and
Mri Wllllam H. AM. Of No. ZX Laat )? ifty-elghth
ai was married to Bellgaaan Idarthehner at ??
o'clock iaa, evenlng. ln Vlenn. H UI, W?^th"
,t. and Lealngton^ve. The Rev. Dr. Rudolph
Groeaman. aaatated by the Rev. Dr. Davld Kahn
_wwf.Sr'whC^oirJ^^VrVa^
SS."^ ?7?;.e?%VsUHenTrS.t. ffi Th
brtdeemalda or beat mrn. I " uaher. were
^%iKM: .V'.mer:M,{;fJoVph M..n
^'."Ci-rid'" AftiTtnei? honeymnon-trl " Mr..,..?
Mrs!,Ma'lie,m-r wlll make thelr home ln Weat
Thlrty-fourth-at
Tbe marrlagc of Miss Jeaate Trcmont Maaon
daughter of Mra Ellaabeth Maaon, to Cheaton
r=.rof^^^
Thlrty-flfth-at.
Mrs Rlehard B. Dana gave a luncheetl yeaterday
afternoon nt her new home No 1.0*8 Kifth-ave. to
,,. ....; ber mother. Mrs. Turner. moved
only a ahort tlme ago. The table, whlch was aet
wlth Mra. Turnor?a goM Bervlce, was decorated
wlth red tullpa. Bealdea the boateaa and her moth?
er ther.- were aeated at the table Mr- Oeorge Gi
wold Haven Mrs Cheater Orlawold, Mr- Eugena
Hohieffelln Mrs. E. Llvlngaton Ludlow Mra. Georgo
' .,,. Kinrsland. Mra, Wll am Pollo.-k. Mrs.
<v ,r_:. W folsom. Mrs. Wllllam n Ogden. Mra.
Ilarnes. Mrs. Benjamln S. Church and Mrs. Edwin
Paraona _
The engagement is nnno-mced of Miss Mcl/ane. of
lla'tiriicre to Joai nh llariiman, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. OUve* Harriman, of thls dty.
Tlie se-ond meetlng of the season of the Thurs
dav Eveninit CXub will be held to-nlght at the home
of'Mr. ni.d Mrs. W.lllam K. DodKe, No. 2^2 Madl
aon-ave.
The serond of th* stibscriptlon eoncerts of Miss
Lydla Boatta and the Adnmowrkl Trio will be
Klven thla afternoon al the homo of Mrs. I^-\d P.
Morton, No. (Bl Flfth-ava
The engaKement has Just been announced of Miss
Emtly laelln, daughter of Adrtan leelln, to John
.; Bcreeford a member of the Union, Kew-Tork
Tacht and aeveral other promlnent cluba.
A large number of promlnent Boclety people laal
nlght attended the marrlaga of Mlaa Ruth Grace
Mlller to Oacar Blasenerc al the bome of the bride'a
parenta Mr and Mrs. Henry w. Milier, No, il Bt
: Mark'a Place, New-Brtghton, Richmond Th
mony waa performed at s o'clock by Pather Elllott,
of tbe Paullat Fathera The houae was hand
'omeiv decorated with rul flow.-rs and palma, The
i brlde waa attended by Mlaa Mi Jd M. Mlller. who
' wore a dreaa of yellow brocaded aatln and ?
b bouauet of plnic roaei Llti Mliiam ri:-i.. waa
,, 4 brideamald Tha brlne'i dreaa wns of whlta
! aatln, trimmed wlth duches ? wi re n
.;! caught wlth orange bloaaoma Her bouquet
wai of Itllea of the valley and hyac nthi Tl
man wai Edward Whltehouae, and the uahen ?
,'..,,,. ,- m ller, i>' ncan Fi ke. Robert T. P.
ind Frederl tk stone.
W'lillam K. VaaderbUt iaat nlKht gave a isnid-li
i theatre partv. It w ir followed by u auppar and
dance at bla homa No. 610 Flfth-ava,
Baltlmore, Jan. 19 (Special) Boatoa aud nv-w
Tork were 44.11 repreaented at tbe marrlaga at
I Chrlat Eplacopal Church thla evenlng of Mlaa
Barab Adele Corner, daughter of B. F, Corner, of
Baltlmore, to lie.-ry Swift Klmball, of Boaton,
forrnerly "f the Unlted ?tatea Navy. 'J'hc Kev.
! Kdwin Nlver, rector of the ehurch,.ofnclated. Tha
: Qshera were Wllllam Bpauldlng, of Boston; R.
well Corner, of New-York; Braxton Dallam,
? . 1. Flaher, liuclea Datlaa and Ji hn li. Wlll
I lama. The bridaeroalda were Mis;. May Latrobe,
1 Misa Florence Baaahor, M;n>. Margaret Poat and
... Il !.- ir Mlaa Roaalla > , Jt,-r, tbe
_, de/s, alater, wai mald ol honoi Mi--, Beaale
| Corner another slstrr of thi- hnd-. was flnv..-i
! gtt\ The ? ? red tha chui h wlth her
: father The best man wns Jamei Hutchlnaon ..(
' Itoston. The brlde won- a gown of white aatin,
: trimmed wlth chlfl m, and a tulle velL
: RATCLIFFF RELEASED AXO RE.ARRE8TED.
Juatlce Dtckejr laaued In Brooklyn yeaterday an
1 cder for the relaaea on ball of Edward J. Rat
, cllffe, tbe uctor, who is a prlaoner ln tha Tomba
under sentence for oesaulting hln wlfa The ordi r
was given to Mlrabeau L Towna, the prteonei
.-I, who at onco aecured tho release of Rat
1 cllffe from tne Tomh_. a? tha actor and bla coun
bbI weie laavlna the prlaoa 1 in OfBear Bngllah
I of tbe Centra Btreei Poll ?? i;oun aiepped np to
them and rea.l a ararranl for n,.- arreal i-t Ftat
cliffi 0:1 a complalni charglnf hlm arlth parjury
Li^iish then arreati I thi acior and tu'.k hlm t->
t ? Ell?abeth-at. itatlon, whare ha v.<y lockad .,,
)|e wlll be armlgned ln tne Centra Btreet pollca
Court thls mornlng.
1HF INDIANA BOARD 0E COMMERCE,
Indlanapolla Jan If fBpeclal) Tha annual maei
Ing of the indlaiia Board ?>: Commerce cloeed to
t.i?jht. Addreaaea bava beea aaade i-> the must
pi-iiiinent men of the Btate on 1 romei lai ^o.i
eeonomii- qucatj.ins Wllllam Korttine, i.resiilejit of
the Conunarclal Club of this city, tv-ih elecied prea?
ldent of tiie Btate lloard of Comnie.r. e.
FOR A XF\Y STATE ORGANIZATION.
RBIULTI OP A OOWrERBNC- OF INDKPF'N
DBNT rkimt.i.I'-ans at thk MAN?
HATTAN' HOTELa
There Wria hel.l Bt th. M.mhflttnn Hotel laat nlpht
a politlcal conference which may havo impormnt re
auiia in thla Btate In thn conlng camaalrrn. It waa a
meetlng of Independent RapahUcam, and ono 0f th?
outcomea of Ita dallharatloni wns the decfataa to
\ form a now Btata orjanlaatioii of RepuMlcaaa
; Bvary county in tlie Btata araa lepreecntod, eithor
. by delegatfl or by i>r,,xv, loitor or tetegram. Ai.out
| thirty mon wera preaent. of whom twelve were from
, np iha state. Oeorge E, Matthewa, of Buffalo,
prealded, aad Wllliam Brookflald waa amonr,* thoaa
preaent Jamea J. Belden la lll at hls home. la
Byracuae, bul aenl a mer-sn-re of baarty ropport ?f
iho movement. Mr. Brookfleld la g.>mg to Albany
to-day, an.l al the earlleat convanlrat niom-nt
| wiii iroe Oovernor Blaeh rea-.ir.ling the ouUooh
\ for prlmary election leglalatlan. The oovernor wlll
' b? orged to lend his influenco for tho tnartrnent
I of a thoroughly fair and boneat Prlmary Kl-.-twn
i.-.w; nnd lf ho followa that courae, lt waa declared
laat nlght. the body of RepaMlcan votera rrpro
aented by tha ecnferreea will atand hy him if he
comea up for renoralnaUon and rre-alectlon. The
' aentlmenl of tho meetlng waa one of ?trong oppofll
tlon to tho Quigg Prlmary ?leetton act, a meaaura
embodytng provlalona of the Pavey and Hlll hllls
being f:ivi>riil hy most of tboae presenL
After Mr. BrookAeld has aeon Oovernor Black,
It waa further aacertalned la-st night, he wlll make
a tour of tha Btata ln tha Intereata of a prm.I
new Stato organlaatlon of nll Mew-ToTh Repub?
llcana who nr- unablc further to tolornte the sup
lon and denial of thelr poUtlcal HkIub by
Senator Tlatt throuj-h hi? Stato ma<-hlne.
The confe**ence laai tiiithi declded to aelecl two
men in each Asaemhly dlatrlct throuahoui the
gtate, who shouid aee to the work of organlaatlon.
ln three nr four day. a .'kII will be l?aueci for .
Btate conventlon, to no held in Byracuafl wlthln tho
comlng montb, at whu-n conventlon the htato
Commlttee of th" now party wlll bc aeleeted J'"l
nll iho ,1 taiis of general organlaatlon wlll be per
fected, nml later In the year another conventlon
wlll be beld, al whi.-h a rn11 Stato ti.-kot of anti
1*1.ut Republlcana will be nomlnated. There la no
dlrecl connectlon heiwu-n ihia projected Btate or?
ganizatlon and the Commlttee of Flfty-three, wnlcn
I. preparlng ihe way for a new organlaatlon of 11,0
Republlcana of thli county. Whilo tho Commlttee
of Klfty-three ls and will be aoleli concerned wlth
the lnstitutlon of a now organlaatlon ln New-xora
County, it w.is aald al tha Manhattan Hotel <-on
fei ?? last nlght that tbal local organlaatlon
misht bfl tho repraaentatlvfl of New-Torh i-ounty
ln the couiiclla of the now Stato party.
BjTJBBCBJPTIONa COMINO TN.
<.RATI~VINO NiMr'KR Itlv'I'lVim TO TAX THE EX
P**Ol_Cfl OF THR K\H'U.MFTNT - CIRCfLAR
FKNT TO W?t?? KNOWN MFN.
There waa a well-attended meetlnjr, Inst nlfrht
at the h.a.l'iartora |n tho Sr. .Inmes'a ButMlltg, "'
tho Executlve C4>mmlttee of the Waya and Meana
Ccmmittee afflllated wlth the Cammlttee of Flfty
throo. Bamuel L, Parrlah, chalrman of tho Bxecu?
tlve Commlttee, prealded. Tba aeeoaata of the
organlaatlon wera gone over. and a gratifylnc num?
ber of Buhaertptlona for dafraytag the aecaaaary
M of tha comlng enrolinent wera rferpcrted.
The commlttee authorlaed tho mallma to a large
number of well-kiurwr* men of ro;,ies af a drcular
Blgned by Chalrman Parrlah. wlth e-vh copy to be
enclOflCd sevoral doi-umentn. Includlng a copy of
tho kddreafl and reaolutlona adopted hy tne Wtad
aor Hotel ronferenro ar.d the Ro,,?bllcan Or-ranl
antran of the Ctty of New-York. The clrcular la, in
^?Tht_\a a crtala ln the history of the Repuhllr-an
,,,r,y ln thla county when tho oppertnnlty to
achleva a permancnt fldvanoe toward clean and
renreaentatlve govornmont wlthln tbe .P?rty 18
V1' ni l!! lu-ht aa oerhapa tho .-it'endltig of
dutlea ??'" J' ,,'",.. : '? nn.?will glve a moral
^ema. ^riV the majority. nnd auccea. at th.
' %5Sr BeSd"M^n^ommlthj. win ?a*g
h^dquartera neat Wedneaday nlght at IJO o < la k.
. --4>
BOROUOH BCHOOL BOARDS.
MATOR VAN WYCK NA.MES f-OMMlBRIOKTlBB FOR
FUi-HMOXT) AND **B**_BR-a
Mavor Van Wyck yesterday appolnted elf-Ateen
" 'gchool r.-mmisaloners for the Rorougha of
QueeD. and Richmcad. The appatataaa are a. foi
lows: RICHMOND.
OnOROB T EOBFRT. Mnrlr.er'a Harbor. three y?j-b.
PRANK r*ER_BT, Wflflt Bew-BrtBktoa, Ikaea pama
T1IOMA8 .1 KI.ANM'iAN. Ptarleton. throa yaara.
JOHN T. Hi'HKF., New r.rlchrrm. two yeana.
EMI- i?OTTOr;it. Pert R?hn?ad, two y**-.
BAMI.'EL ANDERBON, Staploton, two j?ara
WH?JAM J COLR CMftoa, one year.
THOMAB VAUOHAN, R^vllle, one year.
JOHN PTN?BT. R"?et?rink, one year.
QUBBKB.
i*,n<>H.-,F. V KrAETH. I^>nr Inland City. one y?_>.
WII.UIA.M O. WAINWRK'HT. RochflWWf Rea-h. onn
\ oir.
DANHr?i CA?UAHAK, I/.nK Ia?ad (Itv. '.r.e year.
j\ DE II \AS BlatONBON, Klmhuiat. two yeara.
HENJAMIN J, BRENTOJf, Jama?fl, two yeara.
PR1TZ 'J. PAUI.T, Collega I'-lnt. two \eara.
JOHN a POWKR, Woedflld. rhrea yeara.
QEOEOE MAililC. Jamalea, three j*an.
JAMES A. M'DONAI??, l*IoahlBg, thn*e yeara.
The appotntmonta wera nia^io under aectlona
1,081 of -lo cbarter, wiilch cont?na the followlng
pl-*On tho thlrd Wedneaday ln Jaauary, IM
Mayor ahall appolnt for each <>t thfl ?ald borougha
nlne p-tsoim to lunstltute thc Bchool Board ln
th* .ald borougba, reapectlvely. Ihree of whom
hluall bc appolnted for one y ar. three ror iwo yeara
and thr.u f<?r thr.,- >,:,rs. aml th.-lr torni^ DI
ofllce flhall be deatgnated ln thelr lettera of ap?
pointment The) Bhall take ofii.-e ari'i ibelr torms
immence i n the flrai day of Pebruary auo
? thi lr appolntmeni
Ka, h ol th,--..- Iioarda, which ahall rons-ltute tho
l(M.?l Bchool Boardfl, wlll elect a chalrman. and
thlM chalrman wlll repreaent the horoinii m the
Board of Educatkm oi lha ?'lty ot Naw-xora.
? ?
BHORTER KOURJ IN THK BBONX
Tw. humlrcl impliiyM of the rity wer- r.-Jo'.-ltiK
lay in Tho Brona our tho order laauad <>r
ahorter wurk houra in tha; aectlon of tho city,
The oi ler I tbal a day ahall begtn ln the dlffereni
depai tni. nta of th.- Brona at 'j o'clock, and that th>.
otii,, i Bhall be cloaed al i o'.-lo.-k ln tha after?
noon Kormerlj clerka worked from I o'clock ln
the morning until fl, ; an.l .suiiir.tiii.es I o'i-look at
nlght.
TAX DBPARTMBNT RE8IONATION8.
Preaident Peltner of the Taa Departmenl yeater?
day recelved the realgnatkma of Charlea w*. Che
Blrfl acting aecretary and chlef clerk In tho r.ronk
lyn Department, and RIchard B, Batteriee, Deputy
Commlaaloner ln Manhattan.
W1TXES8E8 DECUXB To AX8WER
KO PROOREIBB MAl.K IN TM'* BRIBERT, IN*\ ;:<ti
OATION IN OOU3-Btra
Columhiia. Ohlo. .lan 1!? (S|,o. lal). -Thero waa a
remarkabl. exhlbitlon lo-nla-ht ln tho proarreaa of
the Benate commlttee which i? Inveetlgatlng tbe
, brlbery In the election <>f a United Btati i
Benator, Tne wltneaaaa, coached by attoraeya re
fu.od to anawar at.y material queatlona, and <ie
cllned to aay whether or not aa citlaena ibey would
conceal evldence to i ovor a crlme, lf one had been
eommltti d.
john J Bulllvan, a member <>r tho senato, np
pearc-.l >,ii tho fl'Xjr as tho ,itt,,rni-y af fl I1 Hollen
beck. fathor of H H Hollenbeck, who ir alleged
to have ? ;.:ri>-,i money t" Clnclnnatl wuh ? trtew
of Becurlng th? rotfl of Repreaentatlvfl "'is M.
Hollenbeck decllned t" tell the a*hereabouta of his
aon "i even tu Btate whether or nol ba wa. a
memher of tha Btate t_ecutlve Commlttee,
Being unable to si-,:uro anawera lo queriea, tho
commlttee adjourned. an.l to-morrow wlll probably
n?k thai ihe objectlng wltneeflea ho committed
for contempl Tho wltneaaea each de,-liiiid to an
t v.. r quefltlonfl on th>- ground that tho commlttee
hnd nu 'uiihdl.'tlon.
TBOMAB TOOTLB BTBICKBV.
8t. Joaeph, Mo., .lan II TTaomaa Tootle, aeven
ty-flve yeara old, olde.t flurvlvlng hrother of tho
farnnua tnn of mllllonalrea, MlltOtl, John und
Thoinaa Tootle, haa auffirci aa nttark Of ni>o
ptaai He wai aeated in lha Tootla-Lamen prh.,te
bank when .trlcken. Hi- recovery la douhtful Hla
nephew, Mi.tfiu Tootle, )r, i? th.- preaenl head '?(
tlie ln r ;* -3 flfltate.
EIPRE8B AOEXf ROBBED ?. \7) TWJTJRBD
Amatirdom, N Y.. Jnn. 19 -A darlng rol.herv Wa.
ooinmitti-,1 here |ual before s o'clock lo-nlghl An
unknown man aatered the ofiire of ihe Amerl. in
Kxpreaa Companj In tha baarl ,.( tha city, aa
i Ag.-nt Benjamla P. <>ii\er with a heavj
Iron waterplpe, knocklng him aanaeleaa, nnd then
him Of 880 hfl I I '? 10 i up ln
i . ?k.iKo- IO aen'l away on Ihe ? 17 O'clock eaai
bound train The ttii.-i tnado tila ,<,npo
uiivor waa uijiie in tha imi .lina al the tim*. iii
F',h. Mi njaii.ln, found him lylna; '<n tlie floor, "ih, r
la aitl! iiiii-on.i'lou.. and lt la feared that hla akull
ls fractured.
860 Broadway, Union Sq. & 18th St.
MAKG A 5PECIALTY OF
Tiles,
Marbles,
Mosaics,
-ea, ADAPTHD FOR
OPUN FlREPLACIIS
-aa,WALL5& F-OORS.
I'liicnt lioixls?MnUers' Prlcea.
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CrOVERNMENT OWNER-HIP QUESTION.
WHAT THI PREMDENT OP THI ATCHltO.1 iAYa
All" 'I T 1T.
<"ht..i?o, jhh. 19.- Prealdent Rlpley, <>f tbe Atchl
son. Topeka and Banta Fe Rallroad, ha. wrltten a
letter to the e.iitor of a Kanaaa Popullat paper,
replylna- to a comiiniiiicatlon publlahed In th" paper
ctttng tho number of people kllled by the rallroad*
i.f ihe Unlted Btatea an a reaaon arhy Ui" rallroada
ahould be put uader Oovernmenl COntroL Mr.
Rlpley pointa out that tbe railwaya carry the
whole populatlon of ihe Btate -d Kanaaa two and
a balf tlmea aarer before ..ne paaaenger is kllled;
that last year tlie tr.iiiis on the railways ln Kanafl ?
ran over 888,001 mllea, aad yel only one em
life was aacilflced for evi ry 01,000 mll< ?? '" Y\>:
othera kllled in the Unlted Butea In l_n\ the re
porta abow thal Wll wer.- treapaaaera thal la to
sav, out of every tt peraon. kllled, la wer,- kllled
becauae they were breaklng the law.
Next oomea the quckUoii whether or not tbe
an nea a of rallroada are oppoaed to Government
ownerahlp, and .Mr. Rlpley pointa out th?l the
atrongeei plea made ln behalf of Oovernment
ownership Is th.it of T. B. Blackatone, prealdenl of
the Chicago nnd Alton, who urgea lt a. a matter
of justice to the railway inveatora Ther.. la no
hoider of railway aecurttlce, he aaya who doea not
belleve that thoae aecurtttea would t- advanced In
ralue if there was any proapect of tha Qovern
ment buy Ing thi m.
Mr. Rlpley aaya that lf he ls oppoaed to Oov?
ernmenl ownerahlp, it l. nol ? a n llway man, but
a~ b cttlaen II is eaay t.. talk, he aaya, of the
Oovernmenl gtving better aervlce. employlng more
men. lowering intea and atlll maklng moi "A.
a matter ol fact," he bhj . "i.ovetnmeni munago
n.e.n: of anythlng never wai. never can bo as econ.m
Icnl ,i.i prlval. m inag<*im n . and to ?-arn tln liit.-r.-ni
on Ita invistmcnt (tC -? ? ? ?"?.
tbe Oovernmenl would hivi to Increaae the ratea
for Bervlce, as haa i.n done on ihe Clovernm.nt
owi ? d Un. i "i Aui tr.ii i; chcapen the a. rvli --.
. fewer m< n aud l t ttilnn i ? n< rally g-i Into
illarepalr, aa done on tl-- 0>?4-ernment-owned
nf Italy, ..r fnce an annual detlclt, nml rely on
taxation lo make un the deflcll, aa done on the
i;.,. ernmenl on ned lln< i in I
Tha r.r icrloua eonsidorat.?? are however,
Mr. Rlpley aava, polltical one*. There ar.- KM.MQ
railway employra ln the Unlted Btate. i p.i. r
Oovernmenl ownerahlp, raeh "f tl. would he n
polltical appol: lee. Tnia, he adda. would nol only
lon er the chara -ter of tln - rvlce,
be ..ppallinK in tha Iremendoua polltical aupn
whlch Ihoee 630,000 employes would glve to the
party ln power. Worse atlll would be the po
reaulta of the contracta for the ronatructlon of
n< w Um -. et.-. Thc seai nd
rlver arid harbor xpproprlatlona oi ol ihe larlff
bill would he nothing compared to the d ?
would -? open to tbe apollamcn by the im
? iilldlni of new I I dt p< ? I ? ntln Ij
on polltical 'pull.' Dlatrlcta or Statea of n pollti
, ,,i compl. alon oppoai d lo thal of tt ?? party In
nower would hav.- to wall till ihe crack of rloom
fur nny ii. w llnea, and In dlatrlcta where the
frienda of Iha A.lmlnl cama from there
would be llnea aa thli h na atrlpea on a catfa back
THB B1ERRA MADRE LINE PINWHED.
IT RI'NS PKOM KL PASO TO CASAfl QRANDB1 IN
THB BTAT_ OF I'lIllU'AlU'A.
Ei r.iro. Tex., Jan. lt.?The laal eeremony eon
nected wlth the offlclal openli g of the rjo Orande,
Blerra Madrc and Paclflc Railway waa performed
al Cludad Juarea, Mexlco, thi mornlng, when Oov?
ernor Mlsuel Ahumada, actln* for himaelf and a.
tho repreaentatlve of Prealdenl Dlaa, offlclally
named tbe railway the "Blerra Madre Line." The
Oovernor waa attended by hla mllltary ataff, to
getber wlth many promlnent cltlxen. of the Re
piihlic and- thc day waa nbaervod as n ho
Mllltary band. fn>m Chlhuahua were li atti ndai ce
Oovernor Ahumada, ln hls apeech. r.-ferr.-d to tba
rapld ronatructlon ot tbe new railway. Oeorge
Rowlan !. of N? w V- rk, -r. t iry of tl
.,.,,! i j- Ramaey R-anernl mananer, repll tl. par
tleularly referrlng to growlng love and goodwUl
t,. twi -n the two Republlca.
Th.- railway ha. just been complet. !. and N one
hundred and fifty mllea long, extendlng from thls
elty to Caaai Orandi ln the gtate of Chlhuahua.
Paaaa Orande. la In the eastern foothlll. ol tho
?. Madre Mountalna. whlch ua f.-r
thelr mlneral wealth, A. rpss the range from
Caaaa Orandeg Is the fabulouary rich Aqul gold
The ofhVer? of the .orid are A. Foater llh/irlns.
prealdent; Bolon Humphrey., treaaurer, and George
Rowland. Becretary, all ot New-York City.
PABSENOER AOENTfl TO MEET TO-DAY.
A meetlng of thc .arioua geni ral ] i agenta
of the country will be held al the Murray Hill
Hotel lo-day. A prellmlnary meetlng of the rate
cli rks waa held at the h.I yeaterday. Thi
repreaented Im lude thee m rh.- N- w-Ena and Paa
senger Aaaoeiatlon, the Trunk Line Aaaoclatl <
aoma roada In tha Central Pai enger Aaaoi
Tha objeel of the meetlng la to agr re upon aumme.'
excurslon rates to the mountalna, ae alde u d
r-i-iris for ih? comlng aummer. Th. rate , erka
wera buay flgurlnt on a achedula ol ratea yester
md thelr report i ? ented lo-day. It
wlll doubtlesa ba ndoptei ??? Importani
chani?ea, The ratea to be pui in effecl for thl?
aummer wlll not dlffer radlcall) from thoae In forco
,.,.,- Aboul thi* tlme each year tbe paa
aei _'.r nnents meet ln tiiis city to tranaact tbla
bui Ina
A CANADTAN PACIFIO BRANCH.
Vancouver, B. C, Jan. lf.?Wllllam Blakemora,
i i| manager <>f the Crow'a N- t Pai \ Coal
Company, Llmlted, arrived hera t" da} <m the way
tn the mlnea ln the Crow'a Nesi Paa. dlatrlct,
thrniir,ii whlcb the 'anadlan Paclflc Rallwa
eonatructlng a branch line. Blakemora aaya that
the rallwa) wlll reach tha mlnea b_ March or
Aprll, and thal th>- company wlll ba prepared to
miii.1v coal then. n la propoaed to work ih<
i,v .-I ? tri -iiv. and all tne mode
be u.-il.
will
XOTE8 OF TIIK ST.AGE.
"Im-i" Daly ha^ recovered from thc nhock of hla
fall ln B aton - vi ra i we< ka _.go Iti > ,
uf "The Belle <-f New-York." Rlated over I
, oi ? i :? ' tlati .-? and friend ;
nf the C. Ino ne. I Tuead ly ifternooi foi i ti I
? The Yelephon. Olrl wl I. ? ila Mi nn
nnd Mlaa Clara Llpmnn, wlll be the
1.!.!. arid Ihi gl I ?- elpta wlll ?o t-> Mr. I?al>.
Itert Coote, who r< ? ned from Roland
aupport, wlll make hl. app. irance nexi
week al Kelth'a, where ha wlll revlve hl. farce. "A
gupper for Two," In whlch hc wlll be naslsted bj
Julle Klngaley.
The first performanee of the itudent. of the Smn
,. W'heatcroft Dramatic Bchool take. place at
'ii.atre thi. afternoon Thr.ne-act
play. will then be preaented. They are ':? .
t| : ' by li iu >e. A i mnr Mathei
Betrothal," bi Charlea llradlej and "Higher Edu
i atlon," by Francea A. H< i
rharles Cojchinn and hls company wlll glve a pro
feaalonal m.itin^e performanc.f "Tha Roj il Hox"
at tbe Flflb Avenue Theatre on Tueaday of nezl
week. The boxee f->t thal afternoon a ll ba aaalgned
I,, Mlaa Juiii Marlowe, Mlaa Maudi .\im.. ? mi
Lyceum Theatre company, tha Kmpire Theatre
com(?any. Mlaa Fanny Davenport, iti ard Mnn*
ti. ii and Ml*. Ro ? nftleth perform
iih ,? of thi plai ni Xaw-York, wlth aouvenlrs, arlll
take placi on Frtday evenlni ebruary i
Ti.e opera f.?r next Monday evenlng al the Metro
polltan wlll be "Alda," wlth Mme. Melba In the
tic.. p.-irt < >n Wedneaday evenlng "Lohengrtn"
wlll be aunar. wlth Mme. Oadakl as ki-.i ,o.\ Herr
I...,,. - ri in "Tha Bai I ai of Bevllle"
wlll i- glven on Friday nlght, wlth Mme, Melba as
Roetna.
Oeorge W Laderer, the manager of ttie Caalno;
... Kerker, Ihe com].r ol "Tha Telephone
Olrl," and 11.i?. ^l Morton, the author ol the book
of the aame, talled yeaterday on the Parl
make arrangement. for l , .. tlon of tha plece
ln London n.-xt aummer.
Mme Modjeeka arlll play an an_rauran>ani ?.f two
v.nks ai tha rifth A\.-iiii- Theatre, b Blnnlni
February T. The repertorj \* nol yel announced,
but lt is iik.-i> that "Klng John" wlll be Im luded
ln li.
l BIG Dlt lii ll l?y BEIEED.
Naahville, Tenn., Jan. in Deput) Revenue Col
lactor .i.-rikin- yeaterday aelaed and cloaed th>
whlakey eatabttahmenl of Baton A Btma, al Tulla
!.,,ii... Oreat retlclenee is ob erved bj offlclala and
membera of tlie iirm. and ther ?dl nol glve the
i'iuw for the r>-\inr-. Th.. aetiiollBhmcut ls a large
ona. aad the -. i_.nr u coaalderoel ln oinciat circien
aa liiip.-.rtrti.t.
NEARING THE SHOW'S END.
IN'TIiHKST IN THE HPORTRMF.N'S KXHIBI
TION OM THE INCREAMB.
A OOOD SIIOVVIN.I IN THK BOW-Wa EUY-rASTIN^I
AND TAR.iKT.*.?MrKTlTION??\VOMK'N IN TIIF.
Bowuita A-unri thk boorsi ib
THK COMl'KTITIONS.
Interest In tho Hportsmm'fl Hhow Bl M.i.ltson
K,,uaro Canlen BeaOM to ho on the Inrronao as tho
tlme for the oloslnjr approaohea, and from present
Indlcatlona tho attondanoe on S.ittirdny ought to he
a ,o-,,r.l-t,r-aker for oxhlhltlons nf ihia aort. The
By-castlng rampotition rrvalled the bowling last
Blghl ln polnt of Intorosr nnd attendanoo. The Her
?enta on the T**enty-aeventh-o? ilde of rhe building
wero full ..f amateur aaajlera, wai thlng the mamau
vrea of :h? Sy-oaatlng aaperta
Some exceUeal acorea aro hoing mado ir. the hnwl
irnament, whloh apeaka weli for the tempo
rary but finoly lald alleys Tho hlKhost aor.ro to
!,;.- li tbal ma.!- by H. W, -cLatlan oa 'ho open
of 1,177. P. Bchulta yeaterday rotled 1,188
nnd w. A. Oerdea l.iro.
ln the hoad-pln tournament yeaterday M. KeppW
made 149 out of a poaalble IW, eojualllng tho reoord.
J Boermermann, Jr., C. K. Btarr and Dr. _Ittla are
tli l for r.eeond pl?.-e, wiih 11*? oaoh.
J. A II. Dreaael sa>a that the condltlon of thfl
drand American Bhootlng Handlcap wlll not h",
. i When tho [nteratate Af-aoctatlon |
a reaolutlon at Ita mootlnK on Mon.iay laat narrln-,'
donala and manufacturers" aicmts from tak
Ing part in the aweepatakea at Its tournamenta, the
tiotl rof. rr?.'l merely to liirinlmato tarfcet or
gcon t.i.irnaments, the handlcap being eape
clallj excepted. As ln thc pi.-t. tho arand Amori
.-III Handlcap la prai tfcally opon to all. tne a
ti m merely reaervlng to itaelf tbe rlghl to refuso
;?.?? entry of .my i.T.-on arhora ll may deem "','?,!??
Birnhle tn permil lo 'ak- parl In tbe con eat. rne
..., ,,: citgibillty la ono of ebaracter only. aot
one nf profeaalonallam. .
i (Vomen'i Bowling oiuh rUlted the
ln tho evenlng, and aeveral of them com
i? if'i in the he.d-pln tournament. Mrs. il. Hnrdle
2 Mi- Beekamn Ifl and Mra. E. Bmlth 27.
,M M Bpenay made i.424 ln the Indlvldual lOO-ahoj
iimplonahlp match yeaterday, which wai cla rr. 1
.,. r< ord.
'l ?? BCOrea ln the howllna: to irriam.-nt woro ri4
R A. Mlller. He-lfoM 1?, 1*0. tn, 181, IM, I8?l t taI,
.i nieman. Oreenwofld ??!?? ITI, I-"-'. Ida, UA I7.*>;
'??' ' - hulta, Orlental 188, Ml, HM, 218, BBT, 181; leflal.
'e. Haaafl, Manhattan IBO, i^*>. 188, l?J, IIM, 177; total,
1 o.',2
' V.'.' A. Oerfles, iMtt?M, Itt, **17. -01, Igg, tlSi I rtfll,
E. Maaa Arlliiflton I**. BU, IH 174. 202. 180; total,
1,158,
Blfle tournament. Indlvldual ohamplonshtp: on
hundred shots -lt. J. Touna. 1-1; L Pl ich, 2.403; L.
Iluan 1387; 'I. Bchlicht, 2.877; J I' O'Hare,
-? Kohn 2.357; vv A. Tewefl, 1357; ?: Worr, 1X6;
.'; p vVllltama, 2.853: ?< Buaae, 3.382; O. S Oberat,
.- m d. Muller. 2.321; VV. P. L'hler, IM; VV. C.
? n 12 ??'? A W M iy, 2.2S3 ~
i-ontlnuous rlflo maf-h M. Dorrier, 148; H. n
Muller !47; J. <i Diliin, 117. II. M Bpencer. l?;
i. "juaa, IM; L P, Ittel, IM; L Flach. IV,; 0 N.
Ohorai IH 'l D. VVIegmnnn, 144: R Buaae lll,
.1 A. bleta lll. P. C Ro i, 142; Cl P. VVllllamfl.
Ul; II. Krnua. 141: W. A Tewea 141; J. Bodenetab,
141 R. J. Young. HO: Dr. A A. Btlllman, 1S8: S.
Kohn. 138: B -i Lyon. lf; J. i CTHare, VA;
K .' Neumann, ?8; J larkl.imm. 138; < iv Hor
,:, |r 137; C. E. Oenach. 137; VV. C Damron, OA;
VV A Hl k?, IM O. VVora, US; J- P. Hmlth. 131;
W. i' L'hler, 134. . ^ t?i ? _ _
Tnraet <t H-.nor L. Plach. TB; ^ Hlnz. TS; ' K.
.;' ntu h 73 'i Worn '.':?. I, Buaa, 72; VV. A. Tewe?.
7 c VV ih rney, Jr.. 71. J. <;. IMlln. 71; ?j.
tohllohi 71; C Bayer, 71; O. D. W|egm?nn, ,1; J.
itab ''<: P. J O'Hare, TO; H I>. Muller, tt;
H k, i:~ 68; K Buaae, .',*4; S. Kohn. ?>. '1. N.
ni,. r. t $8; \v. C. Damron. K; W. A, Lemcko, 84;
tl Ruzalnt 84; VV, Koch, -1'..
Premiuma for the beat Bra ti.-ke'a In contlnuous
?
M. Dorrier.* l] ? :A I; *;l
i. P Muller.Tl :2 .3 - .
.1. a Dlllln..1 '- >- ,3 ,1_''
ir. ? hull'a-eye. P. Kueeek, in deareea; H. D.
Muller. UV41 -I Palklamm. in?: W. A. May. 12 v.
,'. VV Horney. 13: P. >'- Roaa, 14; J. !?? Bmlth. 14;
a ,. .,., l4, , ,, RuBBe. ,v B Kohn l?; H. VV.
??. .;. Worn. 17; W P. i Bler. 18; i . E.
? ,\ VVhi eli r, 20: C Bayer, 20.
. . P. Kuaeek, 10 degreefl R. Bur ae,
?;.. g i> Wlcgman, 25; M. Dorrier, KW. G. t*.
? y,-. C. Bayer. 22. C. I. Plnner, S4: J. BoHen
,- H C Radloft. 63; C. Blanchford. _; < II.
;': J C. Adamn. 160; A. C. Neumann, 254;
Dr i Horn, 28; B. B. Hnll. ^l1^; J. Packelmann. 36.
Vi r .. ? m n. M. Bpencer. of Dunmore, !'? nn.,
hlll 100-nhoi sooros. hv makinar 214 potr
r.'n Blring. runnlng; 247. 240, 241. 241, 240, .43, 2.\.
?:??. i'ii. L'H; total, 2.421. beating laat yeara rt-ooru
and this year*a beat acore by 3 polnta.
LEBIGW8 FOOTBAtfL CAPTAIX.
Betblebem, Penn.. Jan. 19.-James Cuthbt-rt Hol
of C nbrldaa, Maaa^ claaa of 'r>\ i ia
elected captain of tho ?ihlgrh L'alveraity f,,othuil
t,. :a to-day. Holderneaa played fullhaok on
Lehlgh'a '91 elevea.
M0TBD HER WITB THE PIAXO.
,\ COLORED BERVANT OF KEW-ROCHEt?_ SAT ON
TOP OF THB IVPTRFMFN'T fNTII. IT WAS
BEINd P-ACED IN* A VAN*.
A conatabla wenl to tho home of Mrs. Clara M
?-. ln New-Rachalle, yeaterday to aerva nn
attachment on the furnlture. The attaohmont was
taken out hy sovor.il morohnnts who alloB;o,l thnt
its owner owed thom money *n>\ that she was
movlng away. When tho conatabla arrtvr-i aeveral
men were loading the furnlture Into vana. The
conatabla attached the furnlture, and tho movlni?
contlnued. All went well untn lt eaaae to remov?
lng thi plano Durlng the removal of tho real or
the furnlture Mary Johnson, a ralored aervaat, had
?been aeated on th<* plana Whon the men wanted
to i iko it out sho sald she wanted MO wagea. and
refuaed o get off tho plano. Sho kopt her perch,
V.. under ordera from the conatabla tho movera
? ,:,i -I, ni.-ira. nnd earrted It into the yard. The
,' , , - ,l plr' i malntalned hor pl-.,-o. and threa
,.",, ?h? movera wlth all klnda of bad thlng. lf
? r... i,,.,?,! ihe Dlano B0 sho would fall nfT. ^h
\ ',\ h?r place i?nUI the n.on began to Uft the
? ? ,?,??> th.- van and then sho ?urrendered and
Pddown! Th. furnlture wa. lakea to a U very
?table .md h.l.i titidoi- attachaaenta
8PAXI8BAMERICAX Tnrirs.
The retatkma of the new Montevtdeo Gkrvernmeni
the Argentlne R. puMi<* are very frleadly, as
I, demonstrated by tho mnn- than cordlal receptlon
; b) the Pr.siiloiit of the latter country 10
Domlngo Mendtlaharau, lha MlaUter of Uruguay.
.,. much raiore lmportan! on
the rcvolutlonary runiora whlcb aro recelved by
cabe from MontevMea if tho ,,ow Preaident,
Cueatae, la really threatened hy an Inaurrec
tjon hla chancea to vanquUh it are conaMerahly
ncreaaed by the frtendly neutrallty whl.-h aeema
,,, ;,. obMrved In Rut-noa Ayraa That place ls the
natural rendeavoua of tha politlcal eatlea from
Uruguay Preaident Urlburu, in hls anawer to Dr.
Mcndllaharau, proc-Imed lhat "thelr a^ographlcal
Bituatlon thelr tradltlona and almllar aaplratlona
' Ti, ween the two governmenta of tho Ar
.. and of Uruguay more than or.llnary inter
;.,,,?,, SStiea. relatlona of a apectal and .troni
', ,, ,,.,,,-?? Thla la one more elm of the dlatruat
v-i, which the two republlea on tho La Ptata re^
?rd Braall. which has deprlved tho Argentlne of
miiVh terrltory and which haa tolernied on its
rn frontler thc aaaembltag of rebela who la
vudi <i Uruguay._
Almoat at the aame tlme whon tt was thought
iry to add to the American naval force in La
pi.,, on accounl of audden raaaora of a revolu
tlonary upris.r.a,' al alontevtdeot tn- Argentlne rjov
ernmenl was denylng tho report that two of its
, ...\* were lo aall for that dty. Tho only nayal
movemeni which took place was Ihe aendlng of m
BhlD to reptace the ordlnary "auttoaary, which
wa. i. Ileved from duty ln <lue tlme.
Kotwlthatandlng tho general ?mn??ty proelatmod
and practlcally applled In Ouatemala hy Prealdenl
Relna Barrloa, a court-martlal, rompo...,i of aeveral
generala, haa r-.-omlv heen eonveued at Queaalte
, to uy Commandaal ?anuel da I.oon aml
? lathteen offlcerfl nr offencefl .?ommltro.i in rho dla
tn. t of Bllfl Before tbe last rebellloua outl.r-ak
Commandanti do Leon vaa-^ h member of the staff of
the Prealdenl of Ouatemala
Three Chlllnn offlcera who fonght wlth great dla
t Ine tlon ln tho ranks ,if th>- Cuban Insurt-.-nts. 1 it
who were captured hy the Bpaalarda and prom*
j.,.i not ti> bear arms nny nn.ro againat Spain, arera
reported by "La Tar.io," ? Baatlagro Boarapaper,
as being dally expe.-ted to arrlve In thelr aattvc
country. Theae offioora artfd,Incraaaa hy thi-ir pros
,. ,. |n Chlll, Ihe aenttmenta of frlendahlp toward
Bpaln alreadj f -11 ny their rountrytnen in general,
and aboul which "La Tardo aaya; "Thla proceed
mg t thc Bpanlarda toward the Chlllan officera will
.ympathetle echo Inoureountry and domon
Btratfl onoe more the nobility of soul which pro?
Bldea ovei all acia <>f the mother country, whos-i
blood wc feel BOWlng ardrnt and vlgorou. ln our
volr.s "
/ / RTHER TBOUBLB FEARED IX PRAGVB.
Pruaue, Jnn. 11?The tTOOpa have heen atamBBOWOd.
and thla ovoiiing patrola OOOUplOd the chlef polnta
of lha i*ltv owlng to throati-ned dlaturhani-e? aria- i
Ing from the Caech ferment. A few arreat. have
I.. .ri made. 4ut nothlng aor.oua baa occurr.d thua .
fur. '
A BOOX TO THE POOR.
"I belleve ln all the g_Mfl
As, a power to raiae the mmtn-n."
That la a couplet from a _MBf1e_BajfM of a ma
tarlallat'a ereed, but when we uonaldai whavt tha
ua- of coal ftax haa meant for the poor of thla
city, It would seern that there ls much mor?
truth than poetry In it. (Jas a* fuel nvans corn
f.-rt and aavlnar In thousan.ls of Lnem.-tit home*
The waste of th" poor la the cau.se of their .,.,,,!
erty, nti.i buylng oo?l hy the arutt: ? doublea Ua8
coKt. Hut _raa la pail for only ns naed, and -r u
at the same rate hy the sinjjle fn-.t as t.y t_.
thouaand feet That the more enterprlalng: pr*,,.
ha\e become fully nwaurt of this, as alao of tba
great Buperiorlt) of uas aa tha beat fuel for
lieating and oooMne;, ls ahown by the enorrnoga
number of j?as Btovea aold and now In uae or, tha
Knst '?'Ide In the *<n*- of R-ivlnr? thern tjja
irreatest onnvenienoe and eoeaaorny In one. r,,ai
?,ax i.is truly ahown lty-lf a power to ralse the
maaaa a
RK\1> ABOUT THK BBOOTIXG OF )IR.<. Ujrj
rrPROKPTI ANOTII'-.It KK.NT'.CKY fOCXt. Wft-|_|
TO TAKi: I1F.1'. OWN I.tFF:
Loulavllle, .lan. _*?? A dlspafeh from May-:;-,
Kv, aaya: New. of the aulctde of Ml-s Harrbjl
K-ith Owena, on -Monday, at i"r-ih Orchard Far-,
the home of her fatlu-r. Has! T? Owena, n-ar '
Ington, h'y , reached here i nlghl " Owena
had berii |n joor health for aoma tlm? ar.d Y\]
fo glve up her ? r.ool last faM on that i ? ...?
reated unusually weii Bunday nlxht ;
v.-ry cheerful, Bhe read the ac**ount of the ahootiag
- ttor Blackburn'a lauahter, Mrs ;.,-?
with much Intereat. After read Ina ihout the -
ln?. Bhe ?cnr io ncr brother'. r om, I M irirr
hl. pi.tol, placed It to her
r.i-.il ihol ; ..-.i ? ? antai Mlaa o??r,4
was our- o! rhe brlghteal _lrls in the county, Bn.
the Oa .ne.
?
RELIEE PARTY TO BTART ON TEBRUABEX
Mr.s, Kcuca ant. bttpTLIEB wiu, Bl IBIPPBjj
FROM PORT-AMB, OftC. Tt<\\ _f.A4t.AY.
Portiand, Ore , ,;,in. 19.?II Ifl now propoaed to ?t?rt
the c,,,\, n menl '1 i b _?.-.
on the Bleamcr i;< rge w Elder, ?<? i aalli ror
Bkaguay nn February i Nfajir Jacob* ' \ .
yer Barracka, haa engagi ! irai .
j.i-ler for elghty-ala men, ta i ina ?'. itn>
pllea and trtirty miles Th* r<-n... aiulas
will not be Bhlpped untll a week lai ' .-?
?,_, ? haa ? ? -. ? ...??: ll waa i i iatea
tlon to senl ti..- ? x; l llllon no- ? .??'.?mer
Orepon, inlling neat Bunday, but, a . ? ;?
of the enew and lee tranaportatlon con ?ay to aet
Ita train Into Ala.ka In tlme, Oei ? M Ifl
,.,|,,l to defer -?-n.iinK the m?-n and - (or ttia
. _pe llllon untll February 1.
Iv ii. B:< arari v- ho arrli ed at Sea ? ?
*on City n th< -'? iflii r C l y
an I depoalti -l }.
pany. Stewart. a
McDonald. the well-k D.wi i
on hta a iv to Ban Fraracjaco to pur .:.- mi
to he use.l in mlnli _ ln a laka it ?
to ruah thi machlni ry over l
.. , | .-.,.. p ,,. for ihe r - - i
? ilao a pa the C
- m Fr in -U ro wltb aia. i coi '...n.
ing $|.;,'.'iu in Kold dust
TO THE KLONDIKE BY BALLOOSf.
San Fmncti i. Jan IH?C. W V .rnlng
to *o to the fcClondlko by balloan. Ki
.-. the blg balloon nm-ie for the ? '? rfcTa
Falr, whi re It wa ipttve, a
comj anied bj Jamea T i mp.on, U H
Andrew., of Chl aeo. ind _.. Klen.tk-. f Pltu irg
al! experienced aeronauta.
NATIONAL PIBBEBY C0N0BB88 S1F.F.TS.
FIRST IBflBIOM IV TAMPA, IT.A- TFIMPORART
OROANtZATION WT__
Tnmpa. Ila , Jan. lf.?TlM Nationa! f - tTf 0S8>
srre?s met at n.on to-day ln Tampa Baf Hotel
audltorlum. wlth a k-io I Bttendane* Tha aagrem
was called to order by .\layor Myron E OlUet, of
this city. who deltvered a br iddreae of wi -ome.
T- mporary organlaatlon wa.* then perfected. Mayar
Gilirt | ? temporary ehatraaaa. ani .-? re?
tary Cunnlngham, of the rampa Board I .-1*.
temporar.- aecretary. A eommlttw ?- ? i a>
polnted . of VI E Meehan, of Peanaj_>
ranla: M. 1 Plorlda: s ; M Undoa, af
Oeorgia; A, A B/Uay, of A..i.'iama; Dr ll. U
Bmltb, ot Waahlngton; P. Q Urown, of Miaaa
chu.^etr- u ?! Oeneral Wouaton, of Florla_i, to pa_?
on credenttali ar.d perteel .. permanent organlaa?
tlon. The congieaa then adlourned untll to-morroar
momlni.. The permanent chalrman tn* not a* yet
I upon, bul I>r Hugh M. Bmltb, of the
I'nlted Btatea Klah Commlsalon, all be mada | -?
; ? i nlted Btatea Flab om
,.r an 1 ?te imer are h.-re.
-e
XIXi: 1101 RS FoR A DATE WORK.
THK HIT(MIN->I B COAL OPEBATORB AND MINTBS
PRACTICAL-.T AOB :i:i? OM ONK P01XT,
Chicago, Jan. la.?Ti -lon of the inter
st.ite joint -onfereaca ol bltumlnoua coal ,.;ieraton
and nalnera began with a full attendanca, but no
report was preaented by t; I . aunlttee, to
which further time. waa granted. Chalrnwa Dii
sell, of the IUlnola operatora, preaented a taotlon
that the Illlnoia mtnera be permltted to mme a
commlttee el twenty-ona to aaeet a hke auai ? af
operatora and ?^'.>" dlffarentlala in the Btate
The operatora, be said. bad agreed on h baala ef rf'f
ferentlala, and in order to facUltati ? : a la the
convention he propoaed to have tr.e lo.-a.s a.. ready
for the ? mventlon. Dlfferentlala aeem te ^* a
-ignai for dir.- ird when.-v.r ii..:. BBH i. aflaf no
: had Mr Dalaell'a motlon been tec nded rhin
B itorm of oppo Itlon broke looae from lae?aa,
Ohlo and Pennaj Ivaata.
Presldent Ratchford supported the Illiaelfl r!*n
aaylni thal ll would factlltate the working of taa
convention, ind . l Jo ao harna, a mot'.on to
Mr Dala II - p in ? ia put i I ??'? J lost
l , | ... ,_.: lt re etved ?> vote of.*__
:. Chalrman tlolcomb atati l that If i - lUlwafl
representhtlvea w.itit.-d to meet. it was ,. irlj n*
out the pale of ihe convenm.ti I >' ??"? 4l-'"una
mlght tak.- would neceaaarlly need tne ap
proval of thc convention. Mr. Dalaell th-reupon
withdrew hl. motlon. havlng. a* he auted, .-ecarea
all be lealred, the practl ... conaent of |he _rOB4an
n for a meetlnc of tha mtnera and operatora aa
The afternoon aeaalon was brief. owlag to tha ttet
that no report wi* y-t avallabla from IM ^-?'?,
('Minmlttee. .... j,,-? r/,-1.
Work ln the flecrel conference of the Bcala^CWB
mltt.-e la proeeeding alowly. Yo-dava debete
hlnae I princlpally on the elaht-hour queatl m. TM
minera' delegati - dld ' \ ;l]fv
d_y but ao ighl to ' rtn? abo t a plan of 'rmity
m the matter of 1 ?' "'" ??" ;u"hat
the operatora maome Btatea would prefer that
the ten-hoiir ayatem I ? ',i:_ ;.t
remaln ln force. they a - ? a were a ...*"'
a_ ee on .-, compi mlae of nlne houra' Uibor ThU
citabll* ii ? '? * ?t?,;?
commlttee f. i \ ' 'h?_'ffl_l_
dlffeient il. Yha :.?? I arhlch has been *!*'>?'
.w^nOhlo a. l P.?ylva il Mag
before the ' 1 ?''??? 'V ' ,1 .kl
open.- ; ?? ?? _r%,_35?S
, ommittee roon itch up th- Ir din
r. th .ii-V.'v. - Thei ? etween th. ?'^ ?
0 ve.r"' i "5*2
inn el IW ?? P n -v ' IU 8 BC.ll Vhl It U .'?*?!
eTbv*tha Penna'ylvanla ,. . ; *
.. ,Tt) per ton for thelr otitpm
.", , . , rern. - thla dtfference ti ne aldeaad
towtalnli on the. her la therefore a Wtter eatt.
?
BUROPKAB FlHAXaAL MvKKF.Tfl.
t^.,1 b Ur IB 4 p. ni -. - irket fot ?^m'vr;"'_n
E__LrKt_iB. Tha. in aad iha daa_i_ ?___
York buytna rn? _. wm
ffS-ll Al ? ' ' !'" *
,,Tn ..--r. ' "- r I - - "?? 'n C__L__
1 .! _ai v. . v -_ central IW; Bi a _____ ''""'.
nTrfi ^^^ryrrr'^-zi-::ot
",J-'^'^'. ?"? a_cl-i^ea_aaa__
_r, fmn - -" i eal mea for ehecka_
(fnropciin ^bt'ertiocmrnt..
p'vnOPB_UBB A_B TItAVICLIKRS ~1M Bad
? ,l? I-ondon olUce of The Trlbana. 9*
<llH. ...brnurmr,,.. ?d aub.cr.ptloo. IBB
TIip Trlbune._
Brighton, England.
Hotel Metropole.
The mowt comfortable and
luxurlOUB soas.de Hoiel ln the
SSS ntmi Cuisine and
Wint>_. Music by Hoiel Or
SeitSidurlnf Lunchc^JjJ
Dinner. En pension tortns
may be arranged.
Pro|,rietor,;Th.Gordon Hotel. lt**

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