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GENERAL NOTICES.

The american Homeopathic Journal"
says; The liebiS Co.'S preparations should not
be confounded with patent nostrums. Its Coca
Beef Tonic is legitimate pharmaceutical pro-
duct and worthy of the recommendations
bestowed upon it by both homeopathic and
allopathic journals. Invaluable to all who are
run down, nervous, dyspeptic or bilious" n2l-lt
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Steamship Mail Routes.

New YORK, August 11th.-The Times
Washington special has the following de-
tails At the time the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company refused to take the mails
from San Francisco to Panama an effort
was made TO secure the transmission of
mails as baggage or freight, and the Depart
ment was subjected to some criticism.
which the Postmaster-Ge considered
inherited, and rs having been made through
possible Misrepresentation of the fact The
PoStmaster-Ge General says there was no con-
cealment of purpose and noattempt to trick
the company: but an effort was simply
made to secure the shipment of the mails
As the mails were afterwards sent to New
Orleans by rail, and thence by steamer to
Colon, and by rail to Panama and reached
their destination earlier than they would
have done by steamer, tits not regarded as
altogether regretable that the steamship
company refused to accept them. 1t has been
learned beyond doubt that the Pacific Mail
Company has not only refused to carry the
mails upon the terms proposed by the De-
paftment, but that it has attempted to en-
barrass the Government by preventing the
carrying of mails on other lines The Atlas
line offered to carry those mails to the West
Indies, which had been refused by the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, but the
7 Pacific Mail Company insisted that the
mails should not be carried by the Atlas
line, under an alleged agreement said to
exist, by which the Atlas line agreed not to
compete with the Pacific Mail, as it would
do if it carried the mails as freight. This
is taken as proof almost conclusive that the
Pacific Mail, anxious to compel the Post
master to distribute and appropriate as it
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The Oklahoma Colony.

Inc
CALDwALL KS, August 11th.-The
Payne Oklahoma colony, which has been
III camp here some months, is now break
ing up, in compliance with instructions
from Captain Couch He interprets the
present action of the Administration as the
inauguration Of a movement which will
leave the opening of Oklahoma to the near
future, and with desire to avoid causing
embarrassment in the work, he has re-
quested the colony for the present to dis
band. Some of the colonists will do
freighting from Caldwell to Fort Reno, and
others have taken hay contracts. Couch
and Secretary Blackburn will remain here
to look after the correspondence.
Is She Matchmaker?
RoaIEsTER On. ", August 11th.-A
Hungarian lady, aged 49, appeared in this
city three weeks ago, and claimd that she
was the wife of Edward H. Makl1 LII. D.,
editor and proprietor of the Rochester
V0lkS Bi,dt, a gentleman of marked literary
attainments and fine iinSuist, who stands
high in journalistic and German society.
She said she was married to MalIk in
Bucharest, Hungary, about twenty years
ago, and his name then was Edward
kherns. Sine lived with him, she states,
about seven years and then he left her and
came to this country. DR.. Makk has a
wife, with whom he has lived during his
several years residence here, and the story
of the woman has created something of a
scandal in German society. Makk to-day
wrote card to the press, asking that judg-
ment in the matter be suspended till the
woman shall bring action in the Courts.
when he will show the falsity of her
claims. He dcnounces the woman as a
black mailer.
y Threatened Exodus.
NIcKsDURG, August 1lth.-The colored
citizens of the Third Supervisor district of
this county have yet taken no steps to
carry into effect the resolution adopted by
them at a recent meeting, which was as
follows:
Resolred, That the threats that are made bv
some white men of this district have caused a
general dissatisfaction among the colored pee
pie of this district, and that if we are not pro-
tected by the landowners and merchants of
this county and city, we will be bound to go to
some other county.
The Indian Question.
WASHINGTON, August 18th. - General
Armstrong, who recently investigated the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indian Agencies.
and whose report thereon had much to do
with the proclamation ordering the cattle
men off that reservation, will soon proceed
10 the Apache Agency, for the purpose of
making an enrolment of the Indians
there, and inquiring into and reporting the
condition of affairs among the Apaches.
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transporting Gold Through the Mails.

WASHINGTON August 11th.-An appro-
priatiOn of 100000 was made at the last
session of Congress for the transportation
of about $4,000 600 in gold coin from the
Sub-Treasury at San Francisco to the Sub
Treasury in New York, but owing to the
high rates asked by the express companies
the Secretary of the Treasury decided to
transfer the coin by registered mail so
about S10000,000 have been transported in
this way. The money was mailed in $780,
900 packages. In view, however, of the
publicity which has been given to the
method of transportation, it has been
deemed best to suspend further shipments
of the precious metal for the present.
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Mail ex 49s Panama, 50; st. Louis and
San Francisco, 10; Texas Pacific, Is; I'm
ion Pacific, 49s Wells Fargo's Express.
III Western Union. IL
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Business Outlook in New York.
New York Stock Market.

New YORK. August 11th.-The stock
market was heavy this morning, and in the
early dealings sold off to per cent, ex-
cept Western Union, which declined II per
cent. The decline was soon checked, and
was followed by rally of to II per cent,
Western Union, Lake Shore and the Gran
gers being prominent features Lacka-
wanna vas heavy, however, and at no time
sold above the opening figures, 9Sl. To-
wards The close of the first hour the market
became steady, and at II clock was active
and steady at or near the highest quota
tious reached.
New YORK, August 11th.-Central Pa
ciiic, 81 Burlington, 1909; Northern Pa
cific, 225; preferred, 4SI Northwestern,
1921; New York Central, 36i Oregon Nav
igation, 10; Transcontinental. 205 Pacific
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WILKEsBARRE (Pa.), August 11th.-In-
formation has just reached here that ter
rible explosion of gas took place in the
West End Coal Company's mines this
morning at Mocanaqua, fifteen miles from
here. AS far rs can be learned ten miners
were instantly killed and several others
dangerously injured
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Men Think

ma-lyMws&wly
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
FROM HIGH LIVING TO JAIL.
TIP. sHERMANs ARREST IN SYRACUSE.

SUED By ROWLAND G. HAzARp-wELL KNOWN IN
CLUB CIRCLEs-HIs ExTRAvAGANCE.
Thomas p Sherman. who was arrested IN syTa-
cuse on Friday on an order OF arrest issued issued oy
Justice Donohue Of the supreme, c,uS 00alr circles m
here He is about forty-two years old, Of medium
height and fine appearance with the ability to con-
tSs bar and Of the Union Uni
versity Clubs His father, who lived IN NewDurg
was Justice Of the supreme CouIt, ana founS ,ua
will trustee Sf Hani,oS w$its SKI; syT{aeH;Ss E
had arried. He was also guardian of Hamilton on
w. and Florence Swift, his step-children. IL Is al
legged in proceedings in Syracuse against MI GmUr ro
man that his securities his bond as trustee nave
disappeared as well as the money OF thc oWllt
children, of which he was guardian. aoo,,.od hr
Mr. Sherman was arrested on an order socHreu I$
Rudd Barker g. Fisk. of this city. in SUIT brought
by Rowland g. Hazard, OF Providence, II. L. ne d. a.
ieges that Sherman borrowed So, 600 frem HIM on
pronissoTy note and gave as Ssansst TO Au@usins
NJ. Swift. under the will of John L. swift, Oh 'nls
city Augustus NJ swift was the u aut4or fortr0d 0a
became master iii st. Pauls School, Ill Concord,
n H. Mr. Hazard ascertained that Sherman had
collected $500 on the Swift legacy SO he charges
and had not paid this over on the note, when also
Mr. Hazard sought l.. E. Gilbert, his attorney.
undertake the suit Mr. Gilbert wished TO be ;j ex
cused, as Mr. Sherman was an 9ld frIehu
of his and had desk room III ms once;
Last wear Mr.. Sherman being short OF
money, it is SAID, left The Post Balding and rented
No lSO Temple Court Mr. Whiting, of Rutland &
Whiting, the agents for Temple Court said yesier;
day that he had heard that MIR. sherman had had
some difficulty regarding his rent in the Post Build
ing and refused to give hi N room until Assist
tant strct-Attorney Delaney Nico went secur;.
ity. Mr. Sherman remained i've months,
said Mr. Whiting land did not pay
Mr.. Nico as to what should do, and he sent back
word " Put him out so l did
Stories are afloat among Mr.. Sherman's acqualnt-
ances regarding his Wall Street speculatonS, etc.
but it is stated by them that the reports of the ex
tent of his operations there baye been gFehh M h f1
friends yesterday that he did large
business and had large income: Inc ne
reports of the great wealth of his
wife have also been beyond what Investigation
would prove. He certainly lived in fine style at
one time he had a house of Ffth-ave, about
Thrtieth-st., and used to keep steam yacht and
eight men TO run IT. lie would MAKE the eyes of
the natives stand out in his trips up AID dswn Sen
eca Lake"
matters teuding the suit of the Swift heirs for his
renewal as the trustee of the estate lie was held
in de ault of 5000 bail.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
TEMPORARY QUIET IN REALTY.
DULL WEEK But SIGNS Of IMPROVING BUSINESS
TO EE NOIED.

A DULL WEEK BUT SIGNS OF lMPkONlNu bCoiNi-oo
TO BE NOTED.
BROKERS' in real estate were somewhat dsap-
pointed at the dulness of the market last week alter
The activity shown during the previous week
Private sales light, and there was little feature
to the auction business done at the Exchange sales
rOom The conveyances for the week make an un-
favorable comparison with the same period OF the
previous year, but the record Tor that tllne was an
exceptional one. There were 100 conveyances
with 81 339 1865 involved, against 225 amount IN
vOlved $5,114,157l for the corresponding week IN
1SS4 The mort cages recorded last week involved
81 $50 294 against II 4 1852 for the same week
year ago Yet it would be q mistake to suppose
that dealers dependent. The inquiry for prop
erty moderate ia cost and moderate III ITS income
producing value continues good. and while con
saut increase in activity is not expected by every
Que the outlook is still considered favorable Tor
fair spring market III realty. The building sltua,
ton continues good IN that the operations projected
keep well up to last year, and cover low-prced
dwellings, largely for which there Is specially good
demand most of the year round. Prices hold their
own with all the iirInness that can be expected in
view of the slurrshncss of general trade. This week
there Will be "a number of interesting sales at auc-
lion and investors will Ld afforded the opportunity
of getting some good properties ut reasonable
Among the improvements projected, The Record
and Guide states, is to be the replacing oil the
shantes at the southeast corner OF Forty ty-sec0ndst
and Fourth-ave. by a fourstory hotel 70 be put
mp by Henry Clausen, Jr., at an estimated cost OF
stores and the hotel will have steam heat, elevators
and other modern improy enents; MI CIauscn mas
leased the land from the Newiork Central Rail
road Company for xty years. William kuhes,
the architect while not denyng the truth Of these
details, stated yesterday that he dld rot ieel al
There were some private sales worth reference.
The Ast0r apartment house, Nos. ~ and 26 West
Northumberland twenty yelghth-st., was sold by
Mrs Anue Fettretch to Robert ii. Croft, for
100000. Joseph j. ODonohue bought Tor
$50. 600 from the Ncw-York Life Insurance Com
panv No , East slxty-ninth-st. The house was
tod under foreclosure two weeks ago for 10000
to satisfy mortgage of T90,1G2, held by the com
pany 4. II. Muller a Son sold to Richard ii. l..
Townsend, No. 237 Madson-ave for $4,000: No.
81 East Sixty-thrd-st was bought by Charles l..
Bartlett for, S329Go dhe southeast corner .od % Ui
Thomas r. Cooper to Patrick Sheehy for $4,000.
Moore & Mclaughlin bought for Improvement six
teen lots east Of First-ave, eight in Eghtyseventh,
and eight in Eighty -eighthsts from the estate Of
DR.. Woods. -Four lots at Third-aye and one
hundred-and-trstst were sold by MoTltZ Bauer
sale of No 755 MadsOn-ave for f5s, 900
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

schr Mary f Douglass. Perkins. Mragoane-Thackery "
& Co.
schr Thomas w Hyde sherman Carienas-H w Loud & Co
schr II = Wabcr Vines, Ponce. PR-Seixas & Pario
schr ono (Br MIIrie, st John NB-Scammell Bros
SAILED
Steamers Adrlatc for Lvcrpool tene. London Eclipse
Cork: Furnessa Gasg0w Moravia, Hamburg; safer,
Bremen: Begenland. Antwerp Calaid. Roerlam Maren
go Hull Augu.'inr. Para Colon AsDnwa Miranda Bar.
badoe and Trinidad Newport havana; Craigh Progreso
via Wilmington; Pomona Montego Bay Alamo Galveston Via
west: ENcesIor and Hudson New.Orleans city OF
Savannah CITY Columbia
wilmin gton old Dominion Norfolk Guyandotte, Newport
News Franconia, Portland III + nmOck, Boston,
BARK Edward Jewctt. for DunkiTk.
THE MOVEMENTS or SrEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QEFNSovv Fen 2l-Arrived steamer Eysa (Rrl. Brown.
frOr NewfOrk Feb her London. Put in for coal
HAyEF FEB 2lSaied steamer Canada (fr de kcrsaDcc,
for Ncw-YOrk
PORT SAID, Feb 2O-Arrved. Kings Cross (Br,,
Way, from New Ork Jan = on her way Shanghai.
AsPNwALt Feb l9Arvcd. steamer Acapulco. shacktord,
frOIn New York.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

will be sold at auction within the next month
The church has been the scene of great contention
rece ntly between rival factions in the congrega-
ton
Isaac Gilett, printer. ace seventy, died suddenly
The body Of the dead man was taken TO his home
No. "a Clifton place. lie was at one time deputy
revenue collector and was also policeman at tho
old Crystal Palace.
Peter W. Ruckel and Emeline. his wife, have
agreed TO disagree and divorce suit to that ell
feet Instituted before Judge Cullen yesterday,
Emeline charged. among other cruelties practised
upon her by Peter. that he tied her hands behind
her and picked her pockets, and once he dragged
her seventy five feet by the hair of her head.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
LONG ISLAND

HUNTrE's PoIST.-Captain Israel J. Merritt Of
the Merritt Wreckng Company. who returned yes
tcrday from Mauutis where he. with representa-
tvcs of tn" State Line of steamers and the English
underwriters. had been inspecting the stranded
steamer Olvcto. lis SAID that the vessel was III
good con1tion that no serious leak had been found
tIdo.~
JAwAIC.-Mrs. Annie Snyder. who was terribly
bur ned on Friday. her clothing having caught hrc
" hIlc she was a lecp near stove. died that night
IA great agony. Most Of the flesh Oh her arms and
the lower part Of her body fell oil.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

William Van Wart. member of the jersey City
Police Department. died yesterday at his home No.
7l5 Newark ave. of pneumonia. lie was thirty
three years old and became policeman four years
ago.
John Nav, laborer living in IIoboken, was run
over by a North Hudson County railway ear last
summer and had his spine broken. He sued the COM
pauy In the Hudson County Circuit Court and
Jury gave HIM $4,000 damages. Yesterday
counsel for the railway company applied to Judge
Knapp for a new trial on the ground that the ver-
diet was not in accordance with the evidence.
Decision Was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
Announcements
DIR. FRANKLIN IsN'T AFRAID.

lie stands in Printing House square, bareheaded in all
sorts Of weather ng and day catches cold IL
isn't his philosophy but HIS remarkable constitution that
able him defy the he Of any
meta, softer he up fever
umhici of his pedestal coughing t long Indeed
the weather Of last alone would have fetched him
But bronze thing and flesh and blood another Ard
that the why ami colds rheumatism back
ache lung feyer and all tho troubles growing out Of these
sudden ard changes common just Pneu
mona IL fatal You possibly be too careful
for protection well there nothing
equal Cspcine Plastcrs Thousands OF people
them Ike shields during t1e whole winter and come
sif through dozen risks day They quiet coughs and
abae all and pain. they keep from his
business child from sleep Thcy oleiny pleasant
quick these brief "experencos" in
thirty
Btnsns Capcile rlasters relieved my scaiica"-con'
grcs.min Guenthcr Of Wisconsin.
Bcnsons pa.ters cured ne of spinal affection In one
month w. :. rIannahau. NcwbcrrY. = G..
lemons paster relieved me Of palp,aton Of
The heart With incredible rap lity-r j. Murphy, Dry
goods. & Hanoyorst Boston. Mass.
friends II you have cold on the chest as
had nenaon's plstors will cure they cured mo'E
O. Greene. s02 West Jackson st. Chicago.
weeks In bed. all doubled mp With rheumltism Ben
Ilas"rs free Never had rheumatism snce."
C. u. Amingcr kansas City Mo.
Every other plaster may well be called when
parcd with Bcn3,as know for I've tried EN- ALL. A
B,tne g. Auturn.,t. boston Mass.
Look Tor the Three Red >cals trade mark Mono gcnu
inc wihout No Ring about Bensons plasers but the
ring OF ho1rsty.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
NEW-.JERSEY.

FRFFHOTD.-Thc jury in the case Of Henry De-
nyse IIcndrickson, the assessor of lioimdel, who
was on trial for three days on the charge of NAL
feasance IN Office failed to agree The counsel for
Frank Patterson. the Asbury PARK Opera House
manager who is held for trial under twenty in-
dctments for forgery. have gwen notice that they
will ask for bail on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
FOREIGN STE1NERS DUE AT THIS PORL.
SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF EEw.YORR........sA RDAY. FEB 81. 1898
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED
steamer Britannia Br) Perry Liverpool Febl2. oucons
IS. with mdss aud passengers To Il Cors Arrived at
steamer columbia Gr CARVE Genoa - Dec =. Leghora
fa re L. MSn S mas and To- me r.oS M r, AT
rived at the Bar at a IN r,.,. ,..,, 49,, -, .os.a
l. with mdse and passengers TO Morgan Arnvedat
steamer tGer Hecht Cardiff Jan %; In ballast TO
Simpson, sgesce Young Arrived At the Bar at 10 m
with sugar vessel to Peter Wright Arrived
steamer Elder Ger wilegeroi Bremen Feb H. south.
ampton ~ with mdse and passengers TO Oechs Co Ar
steamer BreaKwMer jenney. Lewes Del. mdse and
city OF Ncw.Eedord DAVIS, Fall River with mdse
ogwood to KunhaTdt& Co. vessel to , II smith n 90.
sUNsKT-Wind at SANDY HOOK. moderate NV; clear. At
City Island, hight NV; clear
II pm--sandy Hook Baromenr 3O.I7 Thermometer 10,
Wind NV ~ miles. Weather. clear.
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer California tGcr wincker. Hamburg Feb s. with
passengers TO Phelps Bros Co Arrived thc bar
steamer cientuego. Falrcoth ccnuego. Feb 10. stJa:9
& Co Arrived at the Bar at I'm
ou schr Smsn p Thurlow smith Ma,anzas IA davs with
sugar Uayemeyers Elder vessel 10 Brett co.
CLEAtED
Steamer France tBr. Pearce London-FwJ Hurst.
Steamer Lake Huron Iir. Bornsen. Liyerpoo-Arkcl
Steamer st Romans Br), Campbell, Lverpool-wason.
steamer I apace (Br Holt Iiverpool-Bnsk a. Jeyous
Steamer Alesa Fr) Veilat, Masclles Genoa &c-JAs
steamer tspan). GUarda Iavandcyra
60
steamer Asia CSpan) Basic cadiz &c via Liverpool
Keynes Bros Co
Steamer Rhaetia GER. Voscgcsang. Hambfg- -Knnhard
q TO-
steamer Moravia Ger, Petzoldt Hamburg Kunhardt
steamer Polynesia GER. Kuhn, Hamburg-Phelps Bros
eco.
Oerchs Il Co -
Steamer Newport, curtis. Havana Jas Ward q Go.
Steamer Pomona Brl Thompson, Aontego Bay-G Vessels
Co
lOry & co. ,, - 80 ,.
Steamer Excelsior Higgins, SewOreans-J + Van sickle.
Steamer Hudson Freeman. NewDrcans y ii Seaman.
CITY Of Columbia WOOdhuli CbafestonJ Quln
tard 4 co. -.
steamer Guyaadotte. Kelley Norfolk City Poat and
RchmOnd-Od Dominion IS Co -
stsamer old Poininon smith, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond Old D0minOn - Co .
steamer Franconia BENNETT Portland-Iioratio Hal
steamer d r. Dlmock. naett. Boston III i Dimoek
Slip Assynan (BIi. Milne, Cork, Tor orders-Gso scott
Ship Henry Hyde. Pendeton san franc'sco-snt'oh
4 Co. -. ~
BARK Ecuador spsn Abad santander for oders-J Co.
bnloA
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
NvrsTcuESIL.R COrNTY.

WHIT PIAISs.-Whilc y. Miller the wcll-known
proprietor of the Standard House. was driving n
spfIted team of horses attached To slclgh. from
1arrytowr, the horses took fright ANA ran away
Mrs. Miller thrown out upon her head and
suffered serious injuries.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURz ALIANNc
Sun rse. 81; .j3s dp1l st. Oii d1)n'saIriL
HIGH WATER TODAY
<H-SaDdy Hook Ois GJv. lsli1i. O.jj Hell Ga'G 2tt
PM.-Sandy llcOk l;ll GOV. i'I.uI los I,n GIt@ @J'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
STATEN ISLAND.

WEST -BRIGHTON.-Ihe Richmond County
Archery Club has elected the following officers !;
President T.. x. McIlyain; secretary. G""rEe j.
Iurnry: treasurer. Miss Carrie Chcevcr. aud dc
c,ncd io hold Ms annual spring tournament in May
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Albemarle Hotet-Senator ID. Nj. Sapln; l;,,.ol OF
Minnesota - Ftnh Arenue eHotei-Congressman william
A. Russell Massa onuses Grand Ctnraa homt
~Cautain william +. Fitzhugh, Z. Navy BrerooH
Houss-Professor 5. p Langley. of Allegheny Penn
UofIhan House-Frank McCoPpn, of san Francisco-...
Giisev House-Ex- Congressman F. A. Pike, OF Maine.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

afterward discovered to be forgery. On this
charge Smith was held in 81 800 for examination
ON March ..
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
BROOKLYN.

Real estate dealers assert that great number of
people from Jersey City and New-fork are IN the
City Of Churches prospecting for future homes
John Il. CoIrgan was found guilty i'll the Court
of Sessions yesterday of selling pools ON the races
at Coney Island at Paul Bauers sporting house. lie
will be sentenced on Thursday.
The mortgage hos been foreelosed on tho Church
Of the Mediator In Ornsnd-place. aud the property
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

DIR. LYON'S PERFECT TOOTU POWDER.
An Elegant Toilet Luxury.
sold everywhere. - cents.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

Earl q Wilson's f. a. w brand of Mems
Collars aud Guns are the best sod everywhere
HENRY A. DANIELS VI. D.,
1ii LcXu gt1u.ayc., bet g,'n 5ltla1I H)tl4tt.
Hours tO l. - 7. DiseAses u ths Nervous sySfon
GuntO-u r.naIy organs impotence and ,t,r,liyJ.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22


Athletic Club will be held in Madison Square
Garden on Saturday evening next The 400 en-
tries include nea1y all who won championship
bonOrs last September and most of the prominent
athletes in this city and vicinity including Myers,
Ford Gordon, Waldron, White, Mcintosh Mapes,
Madeira. and Stafford. There Will be running,
feature will be one mile roller skating race. The
performances of Myers at these annual meetings
have always been exceptionally hne. lie may.
perhaps meet Ford of the New-York Athletic Club
in one or more races.