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] A BOLD, BAD SHOE CLERK.
kicked Across q Store for Insulting =
Pretty Chicago Girl,

CHICAGO, December "A very pretty
girl vent into retail shoe store on State
street yesterday and asked for a pair OF
high-buttoned skoes A pair being handed
her she proceeded to try them on, when it
became evident to the clerk that her mod
esty would not permit her to 90 he job &C.
cording to the art. He accordingly became
all attention, sat down beside her
and proceeded to put one Of the shoes
ON her pretty foot. The girl looked lit
tie astonished when he sat down beside her,
and 3 moment later she uttered an e1-
clamation of such unmistakable indigna-
tion that her escort turned quickly, aud
taking In the situation at 8 glance sprang
forward, and seizing the clerk by the collar
kicked him clear across the room into
case Of India rubber shoes which stood half
empty ready to receive him.
Take that, you scoundrel" cried the
exasperated student from YALE tossing a
box Of shoes on top of the clerk, and see
il you can't wait upon lady without in
sulting her"
The clerk, too much scared to move, still
lag doubled up in the box, and the propri.
etor came quickly forward and apologlzed
to both. Then, assisting the humiliated
clerk out Of the shoe box, he told him to
put on his hat and leave the store. The
dealer refused to give the clerks name. say
ing il was enough that he was discharged
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.
A Big Boom I'm Pretty Much Every
ming OH the Board OF Trade.

CuJc,Go. December "a big boom was
witnessed yesterday in the speculative
markets on change. The opening in the
morning was substantially at the same
prices as Fridays last figures. and for, the
first two hours quotations ruled slow and
s,esdy. but II o'clock The feeling became
frmer under a rush of buying orders. The
frigbtt ned shorts could not have got
to cover more quickly if they had
started on horseback, and boom was Gre
a,ed which lasted to the close OF the ses-
sion. which was at the highest point OF the
tsy Corn was eagerly sought after oy
Arm our and the crowd at large, and tnouRn
Baker. Ream and Comstock sold 1t by the
million bushels, it seemed as If the demand
could rot be satisfied, and prices went up
rspidly, finishing lH9ljsc better iof ihe
dsy. Wheat recovered from its re.
cent inactivity, and the oelet
sa.ned general that perhaps there
was rot such a large supply after
pr;ces AT the finish showed an advance oi
nc Tor December and January. and ] &C
f,,r other deliveries Oats continued the
advance of the last lev days. and sold up
ls.hl1.c. Provisions besides sympa.
IN ing with the reresls, were influenced
hv liyfs receipts OF live hogs. and stron,
81 end higher market at the yards. 'Oid
Hutch" continued to take all offerings ot
pork. and prices stopped With sn advance
9I,M72Ec. lard sold up l592IHc.
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The FRANCO. CHINESE BROIL.
T.~ug wants p.vr, 60 Reply 60 SIS
BIspntch England Tired of PIayfsE

Loxpu.. pfceuibor . 9-Prsmi"r Ferry
still wi,hholds his reply the dispatch OF
Nsruuis Tseng, in which the latter a,ksd
that htmird Courbct be instructed %
cease oJ"TaiiOus against Sonhy and BAG
ninh. I-,Gy. becoming impatient, To DAY
as i tia, an immediate answer be gwen.
- French government expects TO hear n
ayr.... iiuu ruurbet that he la. c,p.
.ureF -nr'ay BIC ninh and Hung lioiai
.cI, - doubtful whether the r"cpl
roissrp,. ~ the gunboA,s Oh the SJnss u
liver = scoversd Chinese forces on both
.,dss. That river Is strong. however. In
itg Entertainments, which extend along it-
tsnEs frr miles. A connoisancs msde at
the same time In the vicinity OF Bontsy In.
dicate plainly that II would be
Easy Of Captspe.
The batteries OF the Black Flags consist OF
old guns and they remain silent. Admiral
Courbets steam launches armed with
Hotchkis guns, and his crews pro-
tected with steel.plated bulwarks, will,
when il comes t0 action, operate on the
canals so ~ 10 get Sontay between two
,tes and thus capture IL. The French mil.
itsry authorities, however, are not 80 san
Vuins Of COuIbtts success at Bacninh.
since they ray. that stronghold 10 armed
yith.g00d. effective artillery, and . part OF
the fort iG out Of
Rench of the French Casuos.
Lord Lyons. British Embasssdor 70
France. hes ceased to make Representa-.
iiops Ia President Ferry, as he finds that
the French government 10 not disposed tn
negotiate on any other basis than thst OF
Temporary possession by Its forces OF
Bscpinh and Sontay. Additional precau.
lions have been taken 30 defend the trssty
ports. the British Admiralty bas ing rein
forssd its Chinese fleet. Ths iroDclsds
| Cleopatrs. Dsring and Linton are 70 gnard
| Canton the Zephyr and Rsp0ir ~ gHs'i
| Ehangbai: the CockehAfer dsnk0U 80 !
the swift Foo Chow, In addition 70 tie
ships which .re already at saports.
No formal agreement has been entered
| into by the Powers for the protection oi
Europesn residents OF the osat OF var. 10.
.tructions have, however, been soat 10 the
| com rnspfiers Of English vessels TO ooopsf.
| At. with GermAn and Anerican vessels u
Protect All TFsAssg Stsaisss
| against China. II IL doubtful IL the repofs
n sor,,c. OF IN understanding having been
reached which will prevent the French
frgn bombardiny ersn the Chinese part 0.
| ts.aty ports. Tho English goyeFnfasn:
| consents 10 defsr deciays acton 10 th'
| matter, rslyipg UPON the French Mini
| prymise thst be iatsnds 10 compso:Eise a.
he has captured Bac-ninh.
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SUSAN 3. ANTHONY.
" bat She Proposes 20 Do During the
Coming Months.


ROCHESTER, December 9.-Miss Susan B.
Anthony has been resting quietly at her
home in this city. 1t is understood that
she took notes while abroad, and it is more
than probable that she will soon begin
work upon q small book containing her
impressions of the progress of the woman
suffrage movement in Great Britain, and
the condition of women there at the pres
snt tine. She has gone to Philaaelpbia to
attend the fiftieth anniversary celebration
Of the American Anti Slavery Society, and
with other famous sutfrsgtsts 10 secure the
appointment of another special committee
on woman suffrage. II they secure such
an appointment they will work Tor IA
yorab!e report and hope to get the ques-
tion before Congress for discussion and
vote. Late in this mouth the sixteenth
annual session of the National Convention
OF Woman Suffrsgists will be held. Miss
Anthony's home life here is very simple
and pleasant. She enjoys the esteem and
love of the best people of Rochester. She
lives with her sister Miss Mary Anthony,
who was for twenty years the principal
of public school in this city.
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NEWS OF TIE MORNING.

The STATE Of trade.
Tho Frsnoo-Chinese broll.
r,,,.v Washington gossip.
v,rr, sud pretty Maud Atkins sad
story. ,.,,,
.,snor,l.on OF deaIh.
VA. : ,au Z. Anthony proposes to do
!. in. the coming winter.
rho so. Of suffering told by the crew
,vrg.s.,: Eny.ish vessel.
The ps!ace car in which Pullmsn's widow
,-.ye iu. about the country.
h.s s..cs clerk kicked across a store for
..,rr,.r, . pretty Chicago Glrl.
r, vt.t,s advance checked by fierce
,.,.ar,;.s, rmong his followers.
ous o.. tie witnesses in the famous
,, 20 I..l..u case attempts suicide.
r., Co92sc,itut authorities close their
.-.-,, T., ua-ayel The mystery of Rose Am
Ss,'s deaf"
,vor,sn searches two continents for q
..--ssnt husband and finds him at last in
Ssrsrk y. J.
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CHARGES OF CORRUPTION
Preferred Against Herbert d. Thomp-
so,, NV the New York Tribune.

New YORK, December 9-The Tribune
says: "a careful Investigation OF the be-
partment CT records 10y the Tribune re-
porters reveals the existence in this city oil
a ring of contractors. whose methods are
similar 10 those Of the canal ring which WAS
broken up eight years ago, but no effort
mas yet been made to break
I'd this corrupt combination
which is defrauding the taxpayers oi
New York. The system of unbalanced
bids by which the public treasury suffers
heavily has grown TO startling proportions
in the Department Of Public Works under
the eve of Commissioner Thompson.
Misle eading estimates Of work to he
done are rule rather than
an exception in that department and
Certain Favored Contractors
succeed in obtaining secret information
as 10 the real nature of work which this
misleading Information cover. They are
thus enabled to put in unbalanced bids at
figures which result in large gains TO them
and serious losses 10 the city. The extra
ordinary nature OF these bids m Y
be Imagined when it is known that
the. DEPARTMENT OF Public Works is
now paving on contracts still in force all
the way from one cent TO eight dollars per
cubic yard for exactly the same kiId OF
excavation. Honest contractors are driven
out OF the field by ringmen who put IN
unbalanced bids. These outrageous street
contracts, OF which tae Public Works De-
rar,n ent is full. resnlt in tie vacation OF
assessments on an extensive scale.
Throwing the Whole Burden Of FIX.
pendiiure
on the city By the vacation OF "ssess-
ments resulting from these abuses the mu-
picipal treasury has suffered 10 the extent
of a million dollars in the last few years.
The method is absolutely simple. The
street openening on sewer, Tor example,
will require an excavation SO much In rock,
so much in earth. The engineer states the
approximated amount OF each, and bids
are invited. The outside contractor makes
a straightforward bid allowing him fair
nrofit ON each. The inside contractor
makes bid considerably higher on one
and yery much lower on the other, result
ing in a lower average. he thus gets the
contract. Then it mysterious'y turns out
| that that of the work on which he made an
unreasonably high bid is far more. I1e
engineers deceptive estimate and tae con
traitors
secret Know ledge OF the Real Facts
work together, and the unbalanced bid be-
comes as thorough piece of burglary as
If the city treasury bad been Pried open
with jim my"
The tribune gives the details OF several
| contracts i'll which the city Was sSlndied
| the following being a fair illustration;
Rids were invited for regulating
and grading Ninety.ifth street from
| Tenth avenue 10 Riverside drive and ss'tini
| curbs and tagging the sidewalks thereon
The Department called for bids 1880 cahl
| wards OF earth excavation and 2,i5i cl0i'
wards OF rock excavation. J. Brady bid 5
| a cubic yard for Garth excavation ani
quarter ot cent cubic yard for rock Ell
csvstieD.
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" you Ieel yourself growing wesker, your
strength failing, the functions OF your body
becoming impaired, take warning in time.
Your blood is starving for want OF nouriss-
ment DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Ssr-
saparilla is good for the blood. 1t purities
this stream Of life and Strengthens every
part Of the body, rebuilds broken down
constitution, produces dreamless slumber,
and restores wasted energies and shattered
nervous system. trial bottle will con-
vince. No olhe, remedy equs,s 1t.
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SENATOR ANTHONY IN WASHINGTON.
He is quite Well and Will Accept the
Presidency Of the senate.

WASHINGTON, December Ex-senator An
thony LETT New York upon the limited ex-
press yesterday morning in special Car
tenGered him by the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, accompanied by his
nephew, Commander Bartlett, l. S. y a
friend and Mr.. James l. Christie, OF the
Sa-rNers-s+ -r,s' office Arriyinr hare in
the afternoon he was met by Senator Aid
rich, Sergeant-at.Arms Bright and Maj.
Zen. PerIey Poore. lie was weak, but
otherwise perfectly well aud walked steadi-
IL from the car to his carriage, proceeding
TO his old quarters at l>O7 Ii street. The
Senator expects to he in attendance at the
Capitol esrly in the week. His friends are
of The opipion that ne will accept the Pres
idencv of the Senate, il rendered him. He
has keen credited with q feeling Of sore.
ness over his defeat by the resignation OF
Nessrs. Ccnklng and Platt. Whether ne
would retain the honor would dep nd
upon his health.
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DEAD IN EARNEST.
indianapolis on the Warpath for the
Republican Convention.

INpIANAPoLIs, December 9.-The city is
dead in earnest" in the effort to obtain
the National Republican Convention. The
mass meeting called for yesterday was we'll
attended on Change. Colonel Eli Lilly,
chairman of the committee on hotel accom-
modatiops, reported that after hasty
survey of the forty-uine hotels listed in
the city directory, it had been ascertained
that 1885 people could be provided for.
This estimate does not include boarding
houses or private residences. Besides, the
committee can draw upon a guarantee
fund for the cost Of feeding and sleeping
5000 people, making ACCOMMODATIONS
practically in sight for nearly 10
0O0 people. Colonel Lilly was also
of tie opinion that the stones
here are as soft as those in Cnicsgo or Gin
cipnsti, and that the lsmpposts are Just as
numerous. gThe postmaster, after half
days skirmisf, reported his belief that all
the money necessary for the convention
could bs rsised. A copuittes OF five,
headed by the mayor, Was appointed to
90 to Washington to lay hefHro tSe nsuo y
81 committee, at is meeiinG m tae l2;t
instance, Iadisa1pJ.is attractions.
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CAN NE UaRAVfL THE MYSTERY?
One OF the witnesses In the PhGbe
Paulin Case Attempts suietde-

NIgARx, December a.-At 40 O'Clock
this afternoon George Franck, a bear. bot
Tier q. Dsy and william streets, Orange
was ioubd in a barn lying beside an Old
fashioned hay cutter, the blade OF which
wss drawn, and blood was flowing from
wound across tie front Of his reck. His
head lay upon bis right arm. He vas not
desd a,d wss immediately taken TO his
home. Orders we're given that no person
should enter the rOoD t. speak 10 FtsncE.
ard e7en Police Ss5resrt C4dmrs vas -
:r.,d adu,iftsnre u vas said ,hh Tue
u AZ, hs6 s''.np'r9 IN cnmai. suic :e. g.
tbgu.i |. tums Of III. tr;sais gsTe on. 'a''
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BlalNE'S LATEST.
He Says Re would Not Be President
IT He Could.

He Says Ise would Not Be President
n He Could.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-Mr. Blaine,
since he arrived here, has said to one or
two callers that his recent letter upon the
subject of a distribution of the surplus
revenue was wholly misunderstood. 1t
does not mean that he is candidate for
the Presidency. lie trusts that he may be
able TO occasionally express himself upon
uublc questions without subjecting him
self 10 ,be sccusation OF being on the
lookout for the Presidency. tie said TO
Gentleman caller during the past week;
Il am not only not a candidate now, but
will even 90 further and say that / would
not accept the nomination If it were ten
dered to me-
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The Flames I'm Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, December 9.-fhe Union
rolling mill was mostly destroyed this
morning by fire which originated in the
pump room, supposedly from store,
The loss on the building is $4,000, and on
the machinery from S5O,OO TO S6hJOp. the
insurance is not sscertaiuable to-day.
Much OF tine machinery is thought to oe
left free from the fire.
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SENATOR rAsoEs AIR CASTLES.
To RusId a Railroad From Ne" horA
to San Francisco.

WASHINGTON, December 9.-Amons the
mysterious signatures on the register a.
wiI,ard's tonight was that OF ex-senator
u 4. W. Tabor, of Colorado. How about
that new house you are going to build in
Washington was asked by your CORES
pondent well, have not seisctea sS hsrs sns
',a yer but have determined 10 bud mere
sue Is,Syr; Se;; ;bs coming year. Yes, shall build
ou ms . house here before long" said he. .,
me sWbere are you now from, Senator?
Nss asked -
in great venture We are P g1nS ,a ,n 10 PEan Sa,ta
a. . The capital will be foreign and
CISCO; sn10nnt to to si5s, 900 600, ful! paid. Mr.:
,Sst ,Se the projectors, and We are spgassd in
maT an Nest al oncs, stopping at Chicago and
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PRIVATE DAlZEll
Joins the Army Of Those Who Want
Pension Arrears

Pension Arrears
WASHINGTON, December 9-Private Dali
zelt is borne on the pension rolls, but hav-
ing failed TO apply until last winter he re-
ceived no arrears of pension. Last winter
bill was offered in Congress for his re-
lief, granting him arrears back to the date
Of his discharge, but it was not acted
upon.
From injuries received during the Get
tysburg Campaign the Private claims that
his hearing and vocal organs were badly
impaired, and that as time runs on his in
firmities threaten the total loss of both
hearing and speech. As he is an attorney
and poor man, this would be calamitous,
Some of his friends in Congress have
taken the matter in hand, and express
con fdence that the needed relief will
eventually be accorded.
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No disease will trouble you IL you k>sp
.our blood pure, yegr kidneys strone, your
bowels regals, and your mind clear bJ sn
orcas;oo.i use OF that great Feyiysr snd
srprpof,er CT health snd strng.h known
a. Dr Guysols yellow Doek and ssrsa
psri!Ia. H.. trs:ss should ne 81 sysrv
ueo,pI Ia msiIl should be kLosa BY ~
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ROSE Naelka'S DEATH.
The Aaths,Stses rbsse Thets Ensvts -
Cpsavth Ne 1yste1J.

sTr.ryoR,, Coss., December a.-fhs sn'
thorities hare ceased oil active sndssyors
to pnesrth the mystery Of Rose hmb!srs
3,s,h. Nothing more Is 10 be paid tods-
sctiye., It being deemed impossib!s 10 dir
cover r.~ facts or 70 strengthen tic cas4
.gsip.t william Lewis. Who bsA latsly ossn
reg. in ing the confidence Of S,sst!ori Peo-
pie. They think sov thst there rs, b.y,r
sny real grounds for the belief that he
sss The murderer. Pos. Amber hr'ia>r
who same East from Ohio 70 fsrrs: Oh; TIE
criminal, accomplished nothing.
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4 new play is about 10 be pro luced enti:
tied what shall be done with it, we'll, II
1T" is bottle OF Dr Balls Cough syrup,
he'd better take spoonful three times
day rutil he gets rid OF his cough or cold.
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WAY IL It that 20 many neg'sc. c-,th,
snd colds until they get conslDp'cri'
Why Is il 10 many die Of oonsump,ioaf 10
Il becsuse they will not come sai ~
bes!ed. Every one knows sure con1f~r.r
Of throat and lung diseases is Df. Wi.'.T>
Bs!s.m Of wiA Cherry. and ths. Il eAs -
10, Of spy druggist
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elsewhere. The road will strike the latter
city, thence to Denver and on to California.
We will surely begin its construction at az
early day."
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mas. MUIVsTS CONDITION.
woman Who Has Seen Little Of the
>IyCr lining of This Lite.

=, f'hH."LtL tbSCTitf.
A's' AU!vey, wife of Charles Mulvsy,
~ ~ fesidesin WesternPOrt, near st. Peters
.,eo' sm vas Paralyzed Tuesday last, while
~, = We act OF picking up coal in the shed
Ia oy u is not known how long she
sbs ,.As,e before she was discovered, as
M 81. Tv alone, her husband being in
kr,Tdhg. She was picked up for dead,
sf,i -v"ed sons Of life soon after, and IS
SFr I've S',h little hope OF recovery.
Nrir. upward OF 30 years of sge. Mrs
tbi.. ~, saw little of the silver lining Of
lrrbhiise' OF late wears, at least, being in
Iy,H' circumstances, and il it is the
frr's VII hat she be called away, her
iOr, w., ~. nope that she may find COM
~'Ir the weary are at rest"
p,I ro,! sa!la Happiness We prize" says the
l,s ZION, within our breast this jewel
Pro-. W, II We have cold there, the hap
ttl;,, ;,Saa Cl only be secured by using Dr..
Tough Syrup.
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The Mills Had Recently Taken Larg'
Contracts

and were preparing to increase their force.
Mr.. Scott being out of the city it is impos-
sIble to tell whether the mill will be rebuilt
or not before spring. The matter OF the
fire department of the city attending the
mills iust beyond the city limits in case OF
fire need to be looked into by the city
Council Immediately.
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Rev. J. +. Beck. OWsntGn. KY. s.ys: 81
+ ,yo usA.i Rrrer'L Ir0u H'iterS SVi co1
s,der n oEe OF tns Dest toa.S s3ii.'
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A RinnIe of Excitement

psarsd yesterday repeating some charges
hitherto made against Secretary Teller and
Senator Dawes in connection with the sp-
pEopristion for the Cherokee Indians. Bou-
dinot has been an agent of the tribe here
ard the charge has been that 81, 800 were
paid to Dawes and Teller for securing a
$4,000 appropriation for these Indians.
Dawes has hitherto escaped any scandal.
Teller has not been so fortunate, his former
colleague, Hill, on several occasions Charg.
ing him with dishonest practices.
Senator Logan got in
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Alder the Alarm Was Sounded

the city fire department failed to respond,
owing to their works being located Just
outside the corporation, The chief was
appealed to, but declined to take out the
engines, claiming that an ordinance forbid
his going to fires beyond the
CITY limits. After considerable delay permis-
sion was granted by the mayor, but il was
so late that the department was Of very
little use when it finally arrived. Two
hundred and fifty men are thrown out OF
employment Just at the beginning OF win
tor and few of them are in condition to
sn Elsewhere or support their families.
MIR. Scott is absent from the city. The
loss is placed at $G00000, with an insur-
orCs nf tgl COO
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WASHINGTON.
Truant congressman Rsturl to
the Days Duties.
A BLUFF ON DON CAMERON.
Irish Members Who Will Vigorously Twist
the Tail Of the British Lion During
the Next Two Years-0ther
Capital Gossip.
Special 20 The RegisteT.


WAsHINGToN, December 9.-Senators and
Congressman who took advantage Of the
recess to run home for day are coming in
on late trains and there is the probability
Of full delegations at the opening OF the
session tomorrow. There is likelihood
that the wrangle over the contested elec-
ton cases will be renewed in the House
this week. The pronounced Democratic
msjority ia that body removes all tem2ta-
ton TO unfsirness in the decision of such
cases and the;e is general impression that
contests will be decided fairly and on their
merits.
1t is claimed by Senators who oppose a
reorganization of the Senate that Don
Camerons pair with Butler does not ex-
tend to votes on minor Senate offices and
this, if true, will have the effect OF strength
ening the inCumbents.
The IrIsh-American Element In Con-
gress
is making an effort to enlist the intercession
OF the State Department in favor Of O'Don-
nell not so much with the hope OF effect
ing anything in behalf Of Csreys slayer
as 10 show their Irish constituents that
they are on deck and doing what they can
for the cause. There are more tail-twisters
on the floor OF the House this season than
ever before. Richelieu Robinson, OF Brook.
lyn, has been reinforced by Finerty, of
Chicago, and Foran, of Cleveland, and as
they are all good takers the Bril- lion is
liable to be made very uncomfortable for
the next two years.
llf re "a