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The sun., 1886-12-05

The holiday exhibit OF the Stern Brothers
shows tp nnn,,o ADVANTAGE In the bright but ney tsm
per.d light of their newly enlarged building The dolls
seen la pretty section devoted to their exhibition In
the nr.s story consist OF Of the hno specimens OF
June aus xiii and as they were dressed In Paris by
Psr,sian artist essmsksrs their chic aud beauty may
perhaps he Imagined.
Nsnr BY the dolls stall 10 the umbrella counter where
excs~ut tasteful umbrellas for ladies and Rentlemen.
which have been sold at high prices up to this moment
sr, now greatly reduced In price. with the stock largely
Increased the holiday trsds Some q she handles OF
n,sr,ng and dung of silver and xoiu sha 'ne Carving
o. ON w' lie ~ same door occupying several beautifully
lsn,ed secIioms, the wOndrouS art brnnx-s poteres
as t. porcrisi. and glass objects are SEEN ior which
rrnw Tnes. sriIplss are b. no means the ~ usual m6
j.cts cas-h uni.r the head OF brlc a1rac ana navel
eoiar.d Sro,l. brass. roy. red copper signed sy
the hest artists at the od county, shd oeafnn .ns
:rp ~ s.. ~ .s s..asfa ss "sjrst. Costly some
ts.,rfu pieces are with nguIss low enough IN
d." ar. wi,hin reach Of people OF m"der'
Ths Art .urdery .-rion Is alao this noor. The
col -c,on q .'l. .n a. Grir a. n,.c,. ana aS
tulr~ the "f .r enbroideres thst sIs now
e essential In moderh Interior are iound 'heFe IN the
Al he .Hri"us departments Of the stern Brothers
bssutifui st"s are drawn npon Tor ths ho,a fan"
And ainx jackets oi house too Well known g,
need word of onnnendntion from any source. 70 .s
vo,ed There they viii mud the newest syle- ~ shapes
ami ih"ds "f iining WIN sstn winut any
witn"ut d-crra.ne is warmth and confor There fash,
ION reporters may gather Authortauvey whht are
ssr. viii s." Dc found til. news. nnd
mum. Of badger fox. b-nr lynx AID other turS ,hs
price, wn % .. ND ,nr. are now s,il further rsdus
lions for the holiday uAue.
The sun., 1886-12-05
LIKE THE BENDER MURDEIs.
The Takins OF OF viIlis sLin ne the n osei
In North Powder,

UNION, Ore, Dec. IA crino like those
charged upon the Benders in kansas has been
laid at tho door Of George ii. Dobier and wife.
hotel keepers at North Powder. in this state.
Late In the summer Willis skiI Of this town
went TO North Powder to purchase grain. and
arrived ut the hotel about supper time While
eating he asked the dining room girl to 500
that he was called for an carly breakfast. and
having finished his meal he sat down on the
front porch to smoke. After dark Mrs. Do
bier gave tho waiter girl dollar and
told her to go to tho store for sugar
When tho young woman returned skiR was
gone. The next morning she went to- his room
to call him. but found that the bed had not been
about SKIN he replied with an oath that the
traveller had gone where tho dogs would not
bite him." Becoming convinced that foul play
had been done. the girl wont out to the porch,
sat. though On effort had been made to wash
them of.
The disappearance Of sktfr caused intense
excitement, not only here but all through tho
country. as he was we'll known. and when the
girls story was made public the Bobiers and
woman who was stopping at the hotel that
night says she heard groans early in the even
ing as OF some one In great distress. but that
they lasted but minute. aud as everything
them. The Bobiers say. they know nothing of
him after supper. Their premises have been
searched In vain for traces tthe missing mans
remains The ofAnDrs who have worked up the
case find that other men have dissppeared ut
presently to reveal n story OF crime which Will
have few parallels.
The sun., 1886-12-05
THE ICE rACHT CHAMPIONsnII.
The Lnseen Rst to he Tested Against the
Jib nud NJ Mnjr pnSl

Jib nud Maths snlt.
The Shrewsbury leo Yacht Club Is getting
ready for this scason's trial for the cham piOn
pennant. Capt. Charles Throckmorton has sold
the Dreadnaught to Albert Moffat OF this city.
and sho has been sent TO NewburRh. Capt
Throckmorton reserved his racing runners and
sails. and he will probably build another boat
for himself. The champion boat OF the Shrews-
bury Club is the Scud owned by James d.
Weaver Of Red Bank. Mr.. Weaver is also q
member OF the Poughkeepsie and Low Point
Clubs. The scud was sent to Poughkeepsie last
year to sail for the Champion pennant Of
America. and she is still there. Tho contest
between the Hudson River boats and the Scud
will be interesting. The Scud Is q lateen.
rgged boat Of the first class. and tho discussion
OF the relative merits OF the lateen and jb-and-
mninsail rigs among ice yachtsmen is as warm
cutter and SloOp.
The Hudson River men have lately an
i"tren r bscause Il is S Snssfs in a. hsaSy winds.
On the other hand. the Shrewsbury men say Il
is tho safest rig ever used. and, rs for speed;
think that their boats are standing stiil T. they
ever sail against the Scud when the ind blows
gr.nt guns. They have some ground for this
p'on bont Of tn. Shrewsbury Cub befUrs the
Srnd WAS huit and she came In second each
pennnnt against the Hudson River fleet. In two
locai rnces on the Shrewsbury the Scud out
sni'ad the Dreadnaught at the rate Of one m!ls
next. During the iirst uf thass races she sailed
one mile anda quarter in As seconds
The great rncss OF the coming season will be
re psnnant. ma ' It is nc now held BY theiPoug saersis
Club. subject 70 one cha lenE" each year from
any organized club. Ii has been challenged for
BY the Hudson River. the New Hamburg. and
the Shrewsbury Cubs.
The sun., 1886-12-05
GUN WADS AND sTRIWS.
Singular Methods OF Getting to tho LeEisls
lure II Nebraskn.

Singular Methods or Getting to tho Lesisla.
turn II Nebraskn.
CRETE, Eeb Dec. 3.-According to the
election Inv in this State. when a tie vote re-
suits 1t is the duty OF the contestants to cast
member OF the Legislature from this town. ].
E. Fishburne and H. P. King each polled 1850
votes. They were accordingly summoned by
the County Clerk to appear at his office and
cast lots for tho certificate. Many friends
Of the candidates were present. and 1t
was arranged that the dispute should be
settled BY picking gun wads from a
three Kings. After they nad uecu snu-esr -
the two men, blindfolded. were to pick them out
one at time tho man whose M name .s, came ,at out
both drew blanks. The same result was
reached on tho second attempt. but the third
time both drew wads with Kings name on
thsm. This led the County Clerk to announce H
that genteman's election. and the certificate
XII hands then adjourned to public house
to have on fns Sed BEEN
OF and cigars had been lighted FishDurhe inti.
m ated that he had been gouged; ana tnat tne
gun wad test had not been sat,siaS!0rs n se
wiinen to try 1t over again and tearing up
his certificate. he and FishDurne accomGahi,e,u NJ,
by their friends. repaired to the County CtarK
office. where it was agreed that tho thing should
the H long straw was to be elected After due
preparation had been made each pn!i1nd 1l straw
won. He therefor received the new certificate
and promptly treated the crowd. kinH mas
been thinking the matter over since theh ana
iHrne's election before the Assembly on the
ground that. having fairly won the snat on tne
gun wad test. the straw pulling was invalid.
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GOOD-BYS ON TIE ETRURIA.
l1s. cIEpEBAND DOES NOT SEE CONsUL
FOLSOM OFF.

Gore Rack 60 wrshinxton to Lonk After the
p-esidcnt'- sseumatisn-w. 4. Conaor
Como q" Get Pinus for n steam Tncht
A lot Of distinguished Americans sailed for
Europe on tho Cunard steamship Etruria yes
terdny. and another lot. literally supplied with
bouquets and floral emblems. went to the pier
and saw thom on MIR. Ebridge II. Gerry and
his family are bound for the south OF France
with his invalid father-in-law Robert Living
ston. who. Mr.. Gerry hopes. will bc benefited by
the cimats. Mr.. Bon Folsom is going to shef-
fold to assume the duties Of United States Com
sui there. Leonard W. Jerome goes to London.
Washington L. Connor Ia going whore he can
got the best plans and specifications for new
steel yacht. which is to be built In America.
Other passengers OF for health or pleasure
were the Hon. Edwards Pierrepont and Mrs.
Nelson j. Waterbury.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland sent Cousin Ben q
horseshoe OF voets and roses with Bon
Voyage" on 1t. Capt Ada Connor. Mr.. E. 8.
Connor's little daughter. gave her uncle Wash
a floral steamship. and Mr.. Z. A. Cruikshank
American Yacht Club was largely. represented
waved handkerchiefs on the pier as the big
sitram.h!p 81, was pulled out la tho stream By.
we're Mayor Hewitt. Mrs. John, A. Logan.
iehry a.. Inylor. GrorEo w. Hall. Henry do
Cordovn. Rufus Hutch. John II. Do Mott, @. II.
simmons. Jr. Pierrepont Morgan. Frank IL.
Lawrence. q. A. Connor. and Miss Virginia
Conuor.
:, President Clevcland's wife did not see Mr..
Folsom oil ut the pier. He visited her a few
hours before the steamship sailed and gave
her goud-by. She remained indoors until 4
o'clock in tho afternoon WHEN. escorted by Col.
an.Lamont she crossed the Desbrosscs Street
Ferry for the Pennsylvania Railroad station.
She sat in the ladies' cabin unrecoSnized by
got on the 4:43 train and were whisked to
Washington. Mrs. Cleveland orig inally In
tended to remain here over sunday hut the ill-
ness OF the Irehiuunt shortened her Walt.
The sun., 1886-12-05
N,esiI, The Taller.

Among the bewidsiing objects OF that uniqu
and ,,.uopoiirna ,horoughfnre called the bowsry, t
tbi. season. 10 the big clothing house Of Nicol the
tailor The L~wilderng part Of Nicolrs establishment
Is no, mucn !" ia imnen'y ~ the low price We
An, r,,t,uy d,.pls,sL The name Of Ntco, the tailor
Ia fauaS IN cv.y eiIy ~ America. and dessrvsdy
so Ills specially ia ready made G o,hinT he can Of
all, i, vi . hrr that anyody a. obese ., the tnt
wnnttn r'sri -mit al . very m,Aerate preo "usm 70
Wet NiroL knv.' suits with Rnickeib"tkep may br
hai for q. 5U with Ioux trousers. IS Men may get
good o,rrroat Tor 81" aud better one ioI almost any
pr,ce nbrre IN nj hxue torksrr-w and daEonAi suits
Tor men are nisrkei dowu As i"w a. tlo ana IN
Nco has special line II orrrcoa,s far boss and ch
drrn tor o. 81, aid upward. His -nor1naus stock 70
booker ~ sna ''"r I'i", IL" - snnpeiisa !.
~ hgiiJ csi tun@ n N"-t l"" nH.F.A Al NiSous
slolhlng V n4DufAe,-i,i u.t ..'e .rsa''s.S
The sun., 1886-12-05
Worthy Instltn,Ions In Need.

The following appeal has been issued by tho
managers of two Of the most necessary Of the many
charitable Institutions Of this city:
ST MARr's. l43 WEST FuuRrKKSru srRKEr.(
Dece inter- 1855. !
"The managers Of St. Mary's Lodging House earnest
ly appeal to you to remember, when dispensing your
Christmas charities, the many deserving poor in their
care whose sole hope of spending happy Christmas
depends the generosity of III. charitable This year.
In addition to St M"rv'a winch at tins season shelters
large number OF respectable rnuhH women unable to
lind empioyment they have the Night Refuge for Home
less Women crowded To lis utmost extent anh a main
teinnce causes heavy strAtn upon ther limited
sources. The institutions are nUnseriarian. All in
trouble welcome No matter whnt their creed, each
one free 10 practice her own WOkrOoms have been
opened In ST. Mary's. where dressnGkinE and family
sewing are neatly executed at mode rate and In
the laundry attached TO the Night Refuge washing 10
done very reasonably na To charge Ladies wishing to
purchase schsonabe gifts are invited to visit the sales:
rooms at l43 West fourteenth street. where they VIII
mud servants dresses caps aprons underAhtrts: chill
dren's dresses, pinafores hoods. caps. and collars;
crochet schAwls hnods babies socks aud Shoes &C.,
well as full assortment of underwear Donations to
be addressed Tux MANAGERS. ST. Aarys l43 West iopr
The sun., 1886-12-05
Mis- WosdTerA's FiSst Accident.
PROM the Spirit OF tAe TIsses.

war Old she got caught be wren the boards
snd WAS wonder her leg WA. not Droken before tnsy
Them prize H,nSoo aud The! .nissia T si ~ o .syns
tai1 time and II at end OF that time he rad no! de-
sdsd 10 take him they would price him shortly aiter.
Dwyers Offering sell Hindoo aud two m.rss for Sla
lasl lie sns they would take the three
Al that price Il lhey would take hiss wooiford At S7on
they said they woud u ths wss sound, ANA the eA'
after the Dwyers yet the mare nome they DeHan
m f.nr Al ali. would nut train of her front
isa teng slightly enlarged and after veterinary ex'
a,nstion WAS "a eidsi uusound and NOT likely 20
race. Dwyer Brus Informed them that Y WAS tue
opinion of both ths veterinary surgeon sud nj Rowe
their trainer. that size would not stAna W.es.auo,,
And draw on them for s1UD In snswsr 70 tnls Mesra
DIVER said would not be treating the Colonel ta "
as the fact returning the mare would show hrr
unsound. and thus prsvsut ,hsm sshg neL ess M; t
4 sks ,r.nsa for race .llss shs !oo snd 4 soS aS
Ss sscsptsa shsir offer. The result well kneva 70 ~
The sun., 1886-12-05
Bisuvel.'s HEAVY Debts.

The schedules OF James H. Blauvelt. the
vs.lthv Insurance broker Of ISL Broadway. who dis
appeared suddenly several months ago. but wAs found
some days later and then made an assignment to Asa
a. pcktnsou were ned yesterday In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Thev show: Liabilities $3.50 $40 s2 nom
tn.I sss,. gy76 6lO II and actual assets tl%ioleiA
with $4,000 cont mt iiabilitiea ,....
The ach edpes show that NJ. bleuveH mss IIke
.maunt Of property winch IL subject 10 mortRhaea
There is sn lem 100000 among .he nominal ~ sssH r
Of Bsser FRAU Company whsn M. G.tm ~ ~ ~
nrm cannot be srceraned until All accounting 10 had
H. has an IN other property IN me
si1H shares Of the capital stock OF the Chatham
National Bank.
The sun., 1886-12-05
BATTLING WITH 4 CONVILE.
A wife Murderer Makes Desperate Al
tempt 10 KiIi Iiis Keeper.


tempt 10 XIII liis Keeper.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. IA convict In the
Western penttentiary narrowly escaped be-
coming a murderer q second time yester.
day afternoon. His name is Gordon. and
no Is under q sentence for ten years for killing
his wife. In Johnstown. and is serving his third
term In the penitentiary. He has been em-
ployed In the mat department. At ~ O'CLOCK
he was instructed by William Gerst keeper.
to do cartain work. He wont at 1t with bad
grace. and. having finished his work, In which
he used a knife. walked up behind Gerst and
His stabbed the Keepsr. In the breast and leit
arm. and cut him on the head In the I merce G.,
conyicts. but the men kept good order and re-
aned from aiding Their tss kse by
Garst cosed with him. and a hand-tO:h
ensued Gsrst finally IN nscsd si% sn6
in the dungeon. The keepers wounds are
painful, but not dangerous.
The sun., 1886-12-05
Hou.. OF the Holy Comforter.

The House Of the Holy Comforter for In.
curables removed last nay from i8 East Eleventh
to Its present home. 1855 West street.
more pleasant and heahfu site with needed air and
light Tho cost Of renting the house and removing and
settling the household and patients quite exhausted the
surplus laid for tho summer when its receipts always
fail provide for the expenses This together
with the diversion OF received for sOmo years,
which defrayed months expenses has lett the hospi:
tal with debt of 81 900 and alternative but special
appeal to It's friends aud the public for relief A. this
when all charities lb-ray aided this most
benencent aud useful work Of ought not to be
forgotten. Contributions are earnestly solicited. and
be sent to the sister in charge 355 West Twenty
third street or TO the Treasurer John OConnor. Jr
All
The sun., 1886-12-05
4 CoUs1EstE,rxR FROM xANHEIM.
KIT OF TooIs and spurious C"'s Fou"d 10
ii. Rooms IN Chry.sie Street.

a p,, of Tools and spurious Cais Fouad II
bis IE"ouss sn Chry.'ie stseei.
Secret service officers arrested on Friday
Frederick Christian. a young actor from Man.
helm. Germany. and on ssarchine his apart.
ments at 10 Chrystie street they discovered
complete counterfeiter's outfit and number
Of spurious silver dollars. Christian was
arraigned before United States Commissioners sG
Albert BenIk, two Witnesses Stopping at the
ilone House In Park row: testif,S that Chr.s. s
sions and shown them counterfeit money
lis had given . spurious d3,.sr ;r 70 Ste,in6ers
Christjan denied his guilt. and said that the
articles found in his room had bean given " ito to
him Nv a strange man whom DO met 10 ,he
reci.pted bin from Lucius Hart CO. for
quantity Of block tin sn fnth"Iy 70 liz room Mn'c
missioner Shisids committed him Tor the Grand
Jury in default OF 1850 ball.
The sun., 1886-12-05

The Tennessee. the largest vessel ip tho
navy one that cost to build and more tor repairs
than any other vessel In the service relic OF secor
Robssons days and the ass ship OF the Nsrih Atlantic
has been aed TO have pased her days OF
ussfuines and will Join the feet lad up IN Rotten
Row. This decision due :" an act OF Consrssa wme,
,noy. thnn twenty per cent VI the original cost The
Rch uond 10 bcing tted out aud heh really TO 20 mo
conilnissi0n viii take tie Tenncsseer place
The Tennessee Mas launched ~ me Nnas"aka ~ W.
oO rrom April is1i 70 June is .hs a ,sf.rn .t re
was changed to tho Tennessee. She has '"tnnse .!
2s4U and displacement oil fs'o 'ohs sne '''
frri leuHlh.
The sun., 1886-12-05
BASE BiIL HOIES.

The New York Club will never be allowed to plsy sun.
day games agatL
pitch equally well with his right or his left hand.
10 b. Rely N.s
Ga:eus
:y :, TnsH s.. ,Sss s.. to vii re .:s
GS % .;' ss s lie: ts
next season.
s. w ss es1 cy
Club" viii be All advantage to them
TIE ST. Loui. Lsaxus CLUB can play Sunday games
ives" Lsavu. clubs viii Ge permitted. "'"' S""''
The Arbitration COMMITTEES win meet st the Fifth
can Association will NEE, a, the same place.
There Ia but little doubt that the cleveland Clubs will
Who have been offered the club are Of til. Ie,I
Kelly Of Chicago; Dunlap of Detroit and Denny Of st.
an" Uns or ri two @ 81 shem may do .o 'e'
The ans. paid int the A..os.,i"n during
The snou,t paid III by olner seven .uUs WAS SisS
Kansas CITY can take Il, own time to &C.. on. Of g.:
.oheius is msds Kansas City people call ii a
of the Pittsburgh CLUB should stop Live die the club
mu.t shatys nifty eens admission to IT'S games That
II n. New York and N.,ropo',,.n Clubs arc no.
=. .n:y .isna now. they have battery Tor each
tn. pit,snurEh Club h.. signed McKinnon Of the ST.
with whitney Of the city Club
prugresa and his aiGnaturs to contract 10 expected In
. few daya
BY the ,se bail rules when bntsman takes his
base balls he IL to he credited with bsso hit. The
rule IN e"l-ge wou,h rive student perfect marx
WHENEVER the Professor should forget 70 ask him any
Qurstinna-LosccI Courier.
The new four-strke rule has been badly mixed up and
hut few know what 10 real The ahopted
reads " II, When tile nrst base bs
four strikes b. called htn W tns uMpiIe. rss
Mlsn out and nsu are Oh ea'ss' '"s 'A'''
"Th-r- Ia no of tn. New York Club making nvht
far smith All prominent base bnli man Yesterday
q tie little TO thctn ail'i % tf puhhN
iuv INN cAn,nt thiuk At worse fate thnn 10 leave
HIM in The hundA Manager Barnte nt tie batnorss
" ill whom has = contrart 10 Dlav."
ONLY three pnyers OF the great Newark Club are now
left They Annis Go"1an. and Leo smith ~ place
OF the Manager nckett mas envaxen lrWlh
Gou,z Hughes Derby. Quinn stovey aud aud, wnlker
Tins sj,ows that Manager sckett has R0ni ifeA OK
pinyers aud IL ho ct few more such men tho
Srw ARK pubic will good bass ball next season
n they saw last summer
has ssd about the transfer Of Ester.
brouk iron, the York to the Metropolitan Grub ~
il aimed by League n'~nagers tnat ne cnulu not
lie fonmd notw aniing they lacked for him. and
he simply retired To ace 10 be out Of me way nI
r League and when the 10Th OF october ar
rived spued Mrirop"ii!nn cn.tract Ihis 10 wrong.
lie the Polo grounds or at his home every dv
G. A. A-1hs following table will show the last sea-
The sun., 1886-12-05

owner. Mr. Black of frankfort Ky. Pretender 10 said
TO resemble Director very strongly In conformation and
action. lie was bred by Col Richard West at whose
sae In 1879 he whs purchased oy Col r. Pepper for
f2Sn The colt did not ds well In Col Pcpp.r's hands
heng ls,ne most of the tine, and was aid as an
nhlsl that had no turf prospects to HE present owner
The latter had no idea of training the hot- which
given good rest The result tnta
OF The lampnesa. In,t summer Mr.. Black began
Working the hose. and with very little haud ing trot
ter of great trred was developed. Geoec Btaspned,
who hnr seen ftrtsdrr driy-n by young Back aid Of
hun; lie Is another Director In every respect lie
" bred Ike h looks Ike him. and like him, lie
has NO record but when rotting looks II he run
i,l M
The sun., 1886-12-05
Fresh Egg. Won. Swim.

"How do you tell whether an egg is fresh OF
noti" asked Of Reade street produce dealer yes
tsrday.
The dealer picked out seven eRGs and dropped them
into tub Of water "That eRg" ne said (which went
plump the bottom was laid to-day. Those two which
stopped when they got to within two inches OF the bot
tom laid yesterday. Those two swinInng around
through the middle laid three days that one
salt 10 every pint N. asosshlx a ssek
a.tfinR fresh eggs ID TO buy from the hena"
The sun., 1886-12-05
The Truck Drivers.

Alta meeting OF the Truck Drivers Benevo-
lent and P.otsciye Association OF New York snd '.r.y
city held al their headquarters. pixons Iuiihs -o'
Bsscks street GU Sunday sfierno.u ia'. we
g.r.,h Board of efncers werr elected; John mci.uyh
lin Pres.dent; Domnsk Jenni,Ea rlr T,sa.
urrr The nbership OF the association ~ nov ~.
and At every meeting new meinrIs are enioteu @ .me
..-- Hall Tomorrow svsAAAG
The sun., 1886-12-05
Cataryh is Caused

BY scrofulous in the blood Therefore to cnre CO
tarrh purify tho blood. Thousands who nave oesn
troubled with tho dsRHreesble symptoms OF catafrh
have been entirely cured by Hoods sarsapnrils ths
best blood purifying medicine before the public e1'
peis every taint Of impuriy from the blood and VITAL
lies and II you suffer from catarrh. give
Hoods Sarsuparilla q trial.
al have suffered with catarrh in my head FOR years.
and paid out dollars for medicines but nave
heretofore received only Temporary relief lbeean 70
take Hoods Snrsspur ls and helped me so much thAs
decided to keep Now my cntsrrh Is nearly cursd'
the weakness of my body 10 all gone, my appetite ID
Rood-.n fact feel like another person. H"ons sAfs<
par,u is the best medicine have ever taken ana the
only one that has done permanent good."-Mrs. a.
CUNNINGHAM, Providence, l.
had catarrh nine years. and suffered terribly with
IT, Soon alter began TO take Hoods SarsHphriua ths
c,tnrrb troubled me less and after taking three bottos
I was entirely cured."-JANE HINEY Lumbertons
Clinton county, Ohio
Foods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all drugysa sl six for g. Prepared only "
e. l. HOOD 4 CO. Apotiec aries, Lowell hass
100 Doses One Dollar
The sun., 1886-12-05
M. Fitch Wo.'s servs on tho C""a''ttee'
A.hhol Eitch has ia.

Congressman-electA Ashbel +. Fitch ha" de-
ciinsd TO act the Crsgnn in'rs"sa"ns esmm''ss'
mi, win nrc.ssta ate . postponement until Chairman
r,tnu Root returns from Washington and mskes M ap'
po,n,sn, to MI the yAc.nsy tn. Is the iIrn a.e,
nra.cnt cons,sIa Of John D. lawson. Police Ju.tice
solon b. smith, Leonard Hazeltine and yonn ~ brod.
originally appointed Assembiyman Robert Ray tinml.
ton said yeserday that no expected Ihs committee "
meet and organize this week