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FROM WASHINGTON, D. c., TO THE CITY O.
MEXICO.

BY the PliIlnan Palace vestlbule Train.
The sfontazuma special leaves Washington, VIA
piedmont Aig Line and southern Pacific company's
sunset route, at 80 p. m. Tuesday, March ~, to
arrive at Neworieans $50 m. the following
THURSDAY. and at city Of Mexico tho following suns
day similar trips for March 90. Aprii and IS.
Through on special fast schedule In ttle over 100
hours, magnificent trip In 3 splendid vestibuled
train steam-heated, electnc-nghted, bathroom,
barber's shop, library, snoldngroom. dsnlngcsr and
elegant drawfng-room palace sleeping-cars. Exr
curson tickets s1o7 s5 Washington TO City Of Mexico
and return.
AS accommodations are limited. carly sppncsticH
for space should be made to II. p. Clark, GenerAi
Eastern Passenger Agent, 600 Broadway. New.
York -
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4 JUpGNENr .Garysp MRS. BURRALL.

Lockpor, y. Y, March 0 epecial.-Mrs Sarah
Fredel4cs Porter BURIAL. Of Niagara Falls now Of
London England ,vhose name has been In the news
papers OF both continents for erratic dongs Is again
before the public. judgment has been hled IN
this county against her Niagara Falls properly tor
s6,667 45 20 saffsfy dresgmakers Dui OK 'CarioW@
Alenh Bradley, OF Eew-York.
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I'M pon supERAvyUAT Ep rEAoHERs.

The annual report OF the Teachers Mutual Benens
Association OF the City Of New.York which has been
formed for the purpose OF benentng members who have
become mentally or physically inespaeated for sehoo'
work. and male members who have taught forty years
and female members thrtynve years, states that inc
association has now twenyone annuant Of whom eleven
have retired on account Of disability and account
Of long service amount paid being TO eaeh
annuant ESQ., The report further states that the aSso
citation has received gifts amounting TO $4,000 which have
been added 10 the permanent fund.- and that by the eahS'
support OF its uembers It's is fully assured
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BRswsRrEs SOLE 1r xooHggrEB.

Rochester. NJ X. March Especial. Tho Barthoio-
mH Brewing ccmaxny's plant, the largest in this
valued st over s2 CO., was to-day transferred
g the English syRdicsss through he agents, Msssrs
nizhop and Monroe. rwo-tbisds o. the stock OF the
eompsay are taken by TIE Englishmen. tho former
ovner tstsining the baIzhce. ms operatives Of the
eopoefn VII DO controlled b. ! board a. directors
sonasssA q az Enslsshmsa ana taree Americans.
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TEN PERSONS HURr On 4 oABLE oAR.

Cincinnati. Ohio, March o.-This afternoon tho mid
die car Of train Of three cars on the Mount Auburn
cable road fell from trestls six or seven feet hgh'
near Ayondale. IL was nearly full of passengers.
John Thompson, Of Ayondale, was~sasiousS injured
internally. Mrs. D. H. Mears, OF Racedale-aye.' ana
her daughter Eta were badly bruised and cut about
the head and face Several other persons were
slightly but not dangerously hurt
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OFFICERS OF THE EASTERN ooURs1xG CLUB

Hoffman House A constitution adopted and officers
were elected "a follows; President, II. J. Boekhami
vice-presidsnts L. Mortimer Thone. H.. O. s. Wixon
Covert N z; @. d. Weber, Newark }. y. Sims,
PhiIsdelphia. and w. IL. Smith, Worcester MAS. |,
secretary, II. W. Huntington, and treasurer j. Herbert
Watson The object Of tho club "the promotion and gen.
eral Improvement Of gTeyhounds and the holding %
ccursing meetings" The meeting viii DO heia on
Fyidav naxt
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partly cloudy weather yesterday There trace Of rain IN
the day and night fakes Of snow fell The tenn
persturs ranged between 200 and seo tho average ss
being 10 lower than on Friday.
Fair colder weather preceded BY cloudy weatheS and
possibly light snow may expected to-day in this city and
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JOIN n. rHURsroY NOT WELL.

John NJ Thurston president Of the Republican Eaaooai
League Is at Fifth Avenue Hotel suffering from Gar
bunec on his neck. IL yesterday Aas -
vas confined 20 his room MrG Thurson is win nv
MI Thurston was cordially received by the club men ~.
political leaders hare. The Republican Club inyi.sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

The Muncis Natural Gas Land Improvement compsnys
Special Excurson Train the Gas Fields Of Mnnce Ind
viii tho Grand Central Depot 42dst. this city on Sat
urday evening. March 10, at p
have already engaged 70 take the trip with view Of invest
menI gha beautiful city OF free fuel and rising vaiues
Interested parties this enterprise obtain n parftcq
lars &C the Munce Natural Gas Land Co.'S Office 80 Broad
way, Rooms 81 49,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

sald handsome Tom 20 smiling Ven,
"Where did you ind that mystic spell
That hovers round your every smile.
And would my throbbing heart oegutleS"
Quoth laughing Nell, You silly boy,
IN SoZopoNT-the cream OF 10y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

PRIVATE BAIL OF THE LIEDERKRANS
The LiederkranE Society held ts annual privas pail
last night &C It's clubhouse. No. 1f5 East Fifty ghthst
the attendance being limited 10 members OF the society
and their families About 1000 people present
The ballroom was beautifully decorated with palms. ever
rreens noMera and notices.
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CIGARS AT CLOSE PRIcEs.

An the leading brands Of Imported, Key West and
Domestic Cigars at so cents per hundred advance over
importers and manufactrers' Wholesale prices By the
box. Expressed, c. o. d., to any part of the U. S.
Fl Captain General Cigar Store, 231 Broadway, New
York Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
DINNER OF THE REpUBL1oAE CLUB!

DINNBR OF THE RbFUbIAOAH OLUD.
The New.York Republican Club last night held one
OF les recently Instituted and highly successful dinners
tho clubhouse at No. $50 FIfthsve. About forty
b,rs were present. Among them were e. 7. Bartlett
ex.Judgs Halves and Albert o. Beebce. President MOr1
mer @. Addoms presided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
Reliaious Notices.

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION, chieks.ng
F FR saifsBc HaSSs q
HOADLEY and STEPHEN MERRITT. special eennoIiecs
gervice ms arranged the occasion SOsPl
ROE RRpUs president; EDWIN GALLOWAY. secretary
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-vr prv, nR. RAIysPoRp IMPROVING

=. was said at the home Of the Rev. Dr. Rains
tord rector Of St Georges Church. yesterday, that hs
condition had greatly improved since Friday, and all
that he needed was good rest He was taken sud
denly NJ while delivering the closing address in tho
church on Ash Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

great many practical needs e coSd BE met 6y
The Tribunes fourth and fifth pages to-day
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Al
BoUILLoN MAodI,
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF.

A cup after ths ride,
A cum after the theatre
A eup nrst thing In tho morning
A cup before retiring
cup for the visitor
A cup when feeling base ...-.,.
teaspoonfu 90 cup Of bot water no trouble o. DOT
,es ge quart bottles 90 75 Grooers and druggists Be-
ware OF imfationA Ask "Maggi's" Bouillon.
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THE FArR pAuoHrHns or FASHION

r sozopoSr 70 every other article of the teeth because
nothing renders tose ornaments Of the mouth 80 spoess or
nts such an agreeable odor the breath Moreover
proves article 10 DO perfectly wholesome which
Cannot be said Of all dentfrices-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

Bloekers Dutch Cocoa nsed exclusyey By the late
amente6 Emperor of during bis long and tying
illness AL his Physicians recommendedit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4sth.st. west Of eth-sye-Rsy.
n a. .. M Rev d. HuGffEs viii preach
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20 rs dinner last night but OF course no unable 70
ateeno He win remain here for few days to arrange
me work Of the League for the coming year. attend
70 other matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
ENGAGED.

WELsH-CREAsEY--Sfiss Lizzie B. Welsh, daughter q
John g. Welsh Of New.York City to Mr. Roht Ursasey
~, Of Jersey City.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH 4th.ays, corner 2qth;st T.,
Sunday. school as q. m. sermon py rev. WILLIAM
HHNfsY FURNEss d. D., Of Philadelphia. at III q m
rrha nuhlio cordially invited
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A few e,nxau, suitas

can had the paiaial home. 'sThe Cambridge Tor
either balance OF from parties who
have gone abroad Apply at ss4 5rhaye.
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tosn See Hoard OF Missions Will address young al
81 Chrysostoms Chapel 7th-ave 59th-sG. this sun
dsv eyeptne at 80 o. clock All seats always free.
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

breweries would have been sold to-day but that
differences exist to the price among the companies
themselves NF 49,
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How Hrs LIFE WAS SAVED.

How Hrs LIFE WAS SAVED.
JERSEY CITY, Oct .. 1887
Mr.. RIKRR.
DEAR SUB wish thank you for the great good have re-
ceiyed from taking your COMPOUND sARsAPARmLL can
honestly say Indirectly has SAVED MY LEE for nAa II
NOT been for that feel that could not have continued 70
earn living for myself and family had been suffering ior
over Ave years with terrible pains in the head which AZ nes
almost drove me crazy For eighteen months suffered All
tho horrors Of malaria being confined TO bed ios
te could get no cure doctor after doctor tried In VAIN
ouniue was useless got and my hands arms
head etc. became Of which would not neal up
my blood indeed in TERRIBLE CONDITION ana nSu
made an my mind that would get well when iend
told me about your Compound Sarsapa and scat 70 your
store for three bottles commenced taking 81 once DO
fore Ind the rst bottle commenced 70 tee
the sores began healing my head felt better ana we" 70
make this long story short the three bottles eufed me m
as well to-day was in my life I've never haa mead
ce nor lost days I've worked hard all summer
and never felt better.
EpWAEp 81 JOHNSON,
No. 9B9 7that, Jersey Guy.
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Post omce Notice

tsboud be read daily by ell Interested as changes may
occur any tme.l - .,-u =.
dressed for dispatch by any particular steamer sxceps
when &c 10 desired send duplicates OF banking and con
nerca documents, letters not specially addressed rene
sent by the fastest vessels available -, ~, -,
Foreign mails the week ending Mafch VIII Gloss
fnromptly in All cases. at this Office as follows:
SiUNDAY-At 3 D. m for Costa hlea' Wa Lmon PES
4 8. Foxhall, from New-Orle3ns 80, ,,,.,
Samoan islands, per 5. Zealanda from San Ffancscol
close here March 'al, at D. m lor on arrival az New
aaiiis Tor China and Japan, per s. selgic cfrom
Malls for the Hayailsn Islands per Australia SrGn
iss be Society islands per ship Tropic Bird from San
FranciscoS close here March s25, at D; Mails for
Ksy west Fla close at this ones daily az 2:9o m
aTbe schedue closing Trans Pacific mails II arranged
m the presumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit
10 San Francisco. Mails from the East arriving on ums
dspstohed thence the day. Registered mail closes
" P p;sS Once @ SewrYorS n. Y. March l. 1sss
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REPRESENTATIVE BUoHAEAE Ill.
washington, March .3-Representatiye Buchanan, OF
nom the Trenton District. Is reported 10
DO very low with pneumonia ~ ~ ~t
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Do not overlook the short, pithy advertisements on
the fourth and fifth pages, You may find Just what
you have been in search Of for many days.
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RApr1sr CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison,
ave. and e4th-sk, Rev. ,; r. ELDER, D; r. Psssor..+
Seryice at II !. Gospel Service az 7A6. p M.
SUNDAY school at 80 m Chapel Services wednesday
and EridnY evenings at 8 0olock
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 1855 WORTH
ST. WILLIAM y. BARNARD, Superintendent serves
oil song every Sunday At 80 O'Clock The service ~
almost wholly BY the children Of the institution Public
cordially invited. .st. ~ u
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. .,
Slp WEST l26TH.sr.
Diseases Of the Nervous System, Gentle Urinary Organs
Impotence and Steriity. Hours 10 II otoS
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CHURoH OF THE MESSIAH, corner alth.st and
Park ave,-Services IL q m Sermon by Rev. RoBEhr
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Business chances OF various sorts are mentioned In
the pithy advertisements on the NTH page oi Inc
T'rihnna to-day.
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Madison ave, cor-
Mr. GUILBERT, Rector, viii onsiase.
Holy Communion. 8; morning. service ~ cnofh lahny
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CHORAL, IrrANY AND ANTHEM 415 o'clock.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Rev. MI ra Gu s.,lS
choir Procsssions 1.-THE Saints OF God" anthem IRON
Rosslnfs 0Stabat Mater
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sperial Notices.

Art.
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
IMPORTANT SALE OF MODERN PAINTINGS
from resnt European consgnments and two private COLES
scHEScK ART GALLERY. NO. "a cEpAE-sT,
TO BE SOLD At AUCrI0N
MARcH 10 u. ls. AZ O'CLOCK.
A. Wall Papers.
WARREN, LANCE CO.,
MANUFACTURERS
go l2s East 42dst,
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Solicit m examination specially prepared Spring PRO
and mportnsons which for low cost variety sad
novelty Of design have never been eScelledl also
HANeLNss ESPECIALLY DESIGNED
THE ASSOCIATED ARTISTS
particular attention s called large and choice selection
Japanese French Engsh and German goods recently i'm
ported
Special sale for 90 Days.
= eontaSing oUfREs and : PACKS Of ENVELOPES.
octave sligo reduced 70 80 centa
Commercial note reduee ID TO So eents
43cdo6NT II BOOKS 1No ALI STATIONERY
SUPPLIES.
Largest assortment and finest stock In NevYork CITY
JOHN s. HULIN,
MANgEA9SaToTI5R RING sTN1TIoNER'
the whereabouts Of DAVID a. JONES his hers resident
OF the City of York In 1850 who entered land In
Township One a. Range Five P East Putnam County,
Ohio Wish 70 correspond tide. Address to VIII BoEH
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PROGRESSIVE sPIRITUALIST meetings, and 8
p m Agcanum Han 81 West 25th cor 9Th ayetiol
20 persons audience Other speakers and meoiumsus
exercises ~ hNs
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SPRING STYLES GENTLEMEN's HATS.
Superior quality, popular prices.
ID EaNEs,yRIy iSs Nassau.st, near Spruoc-sk
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
S6th.St, Sthave..
The Rev. b. d TYLER Pastor.
Egenna subject iTh0 Peculiar Aim Of the DiscpisAS
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ST IGNATIUs, CHURCH. so West tothst, Rsy.
ARTHUR RITcHIE, Hector Sunday; 2 70. s; ~.
Rector; docs the Bishop ApprcyeT. DAILY Y, 0;6os
10 m. p "Wednesday and Friday, slb p. m extra
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WHAT WHITE WOULD DO
H0 W0ald u0apos . uD0aDer09eD 0D0D0D9
and Pat IN . RePubsseaa---
Noees the sss1astos
aa Heleoa.

Special to the standard.
HELENA. DEG. s.-The house Of repse
but quorum WAS present nm adjourn
ment was taken until Tomorrow as 10
o'clock. Speaker Blakely was delayed b.
% late train. All win he present as to-mos-
rows ss,ssion. The regular business OF
the house will commence to-norrow and
be carried through as though under ortii-
nary circumstances. Committees will be
named and everything will be done 10 ex-
pesliate matters of importance to the
state.
The republican senators met this even
ing at \ o'clock. The brief and rnonoto-
nous order was gone through with and an
adjournment taken until 10 O'Clock 20
While there il general expectancy thas
some decisive move will be made this
week by the republicans, there is No
means OF knowing what 10 will be.
The fact that Watson of Fergus county.
the defeated opponent Of Senator Mo
Nanara. is still i'm town seems to indicate
that the. conspirators have not abandoned
their scheme to seat him in the senate.
Governor White who has been in town
said in an interview yesterday that ho
would declare Watson seated II he were
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL was generally be-
lieved here that the republican conspira-
tors will not dare to So openly defy the
law. There ia great deal Of changing
gossip about the republican senatorial
candidates. A boosD started for Carter
for senator WAS quickly killed when his
tana came up rs an argument against him.
The latest senatorial candidate In Colonel
George -. Eaton, the surveyor-genernl.
IL is Thought that he would prove am avail :
able candidate to slip in the breach b.
tween Hershfieid, Sanders and Power.
The public letter of the democratic rep-
rescntatives made. u sensation. The 70
publicans are unahl: To give any inteilt
gent answer tn il. The democratic leRis-
lators start i'm the week with the firm do
termination tn stand ssyuarely tn their po-
sitinn: There are no signs OF weakening
m their ranks, though there are several
such indications among the jumpers.
The rtiinp met this evening bsit did
nothing ruors. than di~cu.s the public lee
ter Of the democratic representatives
Howey made howl over what he called
"a violation OF con fislencc.
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DENVER. Col, Dec. a.-A special from
Holyoke, Col. says: Seven masked White
Caps last night took j. ID. Bennett and w.
ID. Kelsey, two prominent attorneys. from
their beds, and not allowing them to
dress, drove them two miles into the
country, where they administered a most
brutal horsewhippiug auI warned them
then left the men and returned to town.
Bennett and Kelsey were several hours
reaching home, and to-day are in "a criti-
cal condition. Ii is thought the White
Caps are known and will he arrested.
The trouble has grown ont Of the county
seat war, and il the guilty parties are
mated.
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HARRISON AND PATTI.
10th Help to MAKE Chicago Celebration
% Success.


>ucc~--.
CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-Au audience of 5000
people and AN outside asscmblagc of 1O,OUO
enthusiastic spectators tonight Witnessed
the dedication OF the largest and granslcst
opcratic structure i'm the world. the Chi
c.sgo Audit Pam. Five thousand I ctr ic
lights decorated the interior OF the colos-
sal structure To the brightness of MONDAY.
Al 10 minutes past 4 O'clock this even
ing the presidential party entered th4.
boxes reserved for tl,ern and the vast
audience fully recognized the chief mag
istrate Of the nation, the nnonentary APP
plause opened into long continued ova-
ton. Among notiblcs present were Pres
i,ient Harrison, Vice president Morton,
privnte secretary h"iforsi. First a-: .sant
General IL. a. Aiger and wife. Judge
S.rs.sham aud wife. Gov. F,fer and wife of
Merriam and wife OF Minnesota. Gov
Larrnbie and wife of lown. Gov. Hoard Of
WISCONSIN. In appropriate Language
evening, aud to every courteous aliusion
to th. president. governors OF surrounding x
states. and officers of the Canadian pro-
vinces present, the autiiance responded
with rounds of applause. In concluding.
the mayor invited the guests to another
OCCASION 81 even greater Importance
which would bc an era in Chicago's his
of ixs2.
President Peck. of the Auditorium
association. isItr, ,.iticc'l President Harri-
son. who advanced slowly 1, the front and
bowing tn the great ;Issenbiagc. spoke as
folIow-:
LADIES AND GEsTLEMrs All Of my news
paper friends hs,S" been pulling themselves IN
washington to be psc>.nt mere tonight i"n
thlu~ 1 need. in View at the magnificent >pec-
motiyrs ,igt have impelled my prcsrncc.
surely no loyal citprn of ,'htta.o, who sits her.
s' s,sne' wv, w,ii ., ask f3r any a Other r.;'sor
W. ian mas, a n'art,iy s,rnisla,.p pcs@a'e s%a ap..
the complexion and inauguration Of this niAsni
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STANLEY H.. s,.,y Com u-.c-a.

ZASziBAR, Dec. 9.-Henry II. STANLEY
has received conEratuiatory message
from Queen Victoria and the kheslive of
Egypt. Stanley attended divine services
the Brit al man-of war Tursltioise yes
erlay. In - rief Address the crew h0
said that hc slered Livingstone
mantle had fallen up.,n his shoulders |;
that his W. r.< had only commenced. and
that oul devote the remainder OF his
life a. il.
Emin Pasha is still i'm ~ dangerous con-
dition. hut DIR. Harke hopes for his recov-
cry unless complications set in.
Mr.. Park sends ~ bulletin from Baea-
mayo. reporting an improvements in sh0
condition OF Emin Pasha.
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the LONDON SCANDAL.


New YoRx, Dec. S.-The most startling
and unexpected addition so tl,r Caveuslish
club scandal has come tn light lately. Tbe
W,orli ID authority for the statement that
private information which has reachssi
this city places an entirely new face On
that the World is in possession OF infor-
nation that "a majority of the ''mcssen-
gers" who frcslucntssl and were induced
for q consideration to visit Hamnond's s<'-
called club room werc not hoys as
all. In order to avoid suspicion
and To ward OF inquiry, These
''pncssenRers" who visited the Cav
entlish Square club ho,tsc were prssuma-
bly Of the male scx; 10 matter Of fact
they were girls, ranging from IL to IL
years old. with hair clipped short, faces
drowned ny walnut stains and gait
tice. The majority Of the children de
member. Of the highest society. and
mean by that everything that the asljcc-
tive implies, were concerned in this de-
thoroughly SO, i'm their methods. The
presence of any number ut girls under IA
years OF age i'm club ho,ise, no matter
teution, and il was at the instancs. Of one
of the most noted members Of the noble
house of Manchester that the Disgusting
The publicity given through the World
of the flight of Hammond to this country.
his arrival in New York city. hts stopping
at the Christopher street hotel. and then
his sudden journey to Philadelphia cre-
ated sensation. Secretary Hammond
remained for less than forty'-eiRht hours
i'm this city, after registering his name
With n French hotel keeper on Christopher
street. He betrayed n knowledge that he
believed himself tn he suspected by visit
ing n number of questionable resorts i'm
mesliatcly after his arrival. At these
places he made the most searching and de-
tailed inquiry as to whether the police had
been looking for n man named Button of
Gravesensl. He could not change his stat
ure NOR the, general contour of his figure.
but be made ah effort to Disguise himself
by adding to the natural hairy growth Of
his face u pair Of closely cropped side
whiskers. His naturally pale complexion
he changed by the addition of a little
rouge on the cheek bones, and his well
waxe(i mustache was comtesl ont straight.
The hoy, Herbert Anies, who accompanied
him from London. was not with him when
he made hess,,jnqiIiries and preparations
for n Journey tS another city.