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takes part in contests. His work as an
organizer and on committees remains. how
ever. remarkably effective, and he never
tires of il. D. nsu lk
George w. Carr OF the board of man
ayers is presideatof the Manhattan Athletic
Club of New York, His elub was the lasS
to leave tue nati0nsl association, and is
consequently ons of the newest members of
the union. Il Is regarded as an important
accession. Tie North American Turner
Buud Is represented IN the board OF man
ayers by Julius Harder Of New York, who
Is also one OF the chan pionship COMMITTEES.
The remaining members of the board OF
managers are w. F. kurtz Of the Warren
Athle ic Club, OF Wilmington. Del; c. r.
Matthewson Of the Berkeley Athletic Club
of New York; A. 5. Hartwell of the Pas
time Athletic Club OF st. Louis, and Walter
A. Scott of the Pacific Coast Athletic Club
Of San F.a7cisco.
The king rules under which contests Ia
the Metropolitan Opera House are to be con-
Quoted are those of the Athletic Club OF the
SchuylSill navy, as ad ,pted and suisse
quently revised by tue board of managers
of the union. They provide for competi-
tions with eight-ounce gloves in q ring not
less than 10 or more than "a feet square. In
the finals the first two rounds are to be three
minute each and the third and closing
round four minutes. The duration of each
wrestling bout is 10 be six minutes, wit !
rests of not less than five or more than ten
minutes. The fencing regulations are
adopted from rules by Adolph RUE Of the
Academy OF Arms in Paris.
w. II, CURTIS. JR
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GYMNAsr1C EXERCISES.
Beneficial Effect Upon the Health of
(4trls

Beneficial Effect Upon the Health OF
Girls.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Dec ia New
England gentleman, large manufacturer
Of all sorts OF gymnasium appliances. re-
Gently had occasion TO take business
trip through the western and southern
states. He was surprised to have frequent
applications made to MIN for ladies quail
fed to take charge Of gymnasi0ms, and
found that during his absence from home
he mad been told of several positions which
were waiting TO be filed by competent
teachers. Five hundred dollars was the
smallest salary, a d the m J0rity offered
bot ween 500 aud $500 When in
addition to this amount of
money, it is understood that the
working year is only eight months long, it
will readily 10 seen that such positions are
wor h securing. The heart Of every woman
in the world should rejoice at the vide
spread attention which physical culture for
her sex is now receiving. Ii forms large
part of the tremendous wave of educational
progress whion has during the last quarter
of the century been sweeping over the
countryside womanS century, as
the great Victor Hugo truly
and prophetically called it. Nothing
was ever truer than the saving that "a tree
that 50 many gymnasiums are springing up
all over the country when 50 short a time Is
necessary in which to demonstrate the i'm
mense benefit to be derived from such train
ing. The only wonder liz that womanhood
and invalidism have been for 80 lo3g con
sidered synony nous terms. and that only Of
late years has any remedy besn devised for
this lam sntabls a o Of things.
Girls Ars physically a. dised vantage
from their very start in life. The school
boy tears out Of the schoolhouse, clears the
street at two or three bounds, and Is Off for
a game Of tag, or Shiny" or marbles. or
leap frog, or football, every one Of which
is considered perfectly lsgitimase-fOr a
bDy-aud each one Of whicl affords a nple
{. Opportunity for free play II all the u'cles
OF the body and neces dtates . ieTge'ic action
of the lung: any bad effect OF
Ave hours daily confinement at desk
Ind os 10 often wholly nenfralized by
this out-of-door freedOn add activity. But
how ab ,ut his boys sister releisel from
the "a Ne place at the Same time, and sfter
the same cllae coaiBsmsnt during the same
Eve hour-i she walks decorously hons
from school. or enters hcrss car. II ana
e inslders tire distance to- far 70 walk.
Usually sta carries heavy pile 81 boo2a
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CLOTHING.
SPOKEN THOUGHTS.

With all the apparent
dullness and stringency
of money we are pleased
to see that our sales are
equal to last December,
when we thought we wero
doing exceptionally we'll.
Cause: We've turned over
to you BETTER Clothing
CHEAPER this season
than memory can recall,
and good things will al
ways sell. Most of you
buy by looks, but you
want to buy at a safo
place, so WE'VE got
your trade.
We want to make q
personal inquiry. How's
your oyercoat, and the
boys? You know why
we've asked that; if you
are going to change
you'll want to use US.
We've the nobbiest line
that ever left q tailor's
hands. They preach
their own sermon Of
superiority.
Christmas is dead
ahead Furnishings are
hosting up with novel
ties to give. Ladies who
have gentlemen friends
to remember, and are in
a quandary as to what
shape the present should
take, can solve it a hun
dred different ways here.
Right after Christmas comes
societys turn. Then the Dress
Suit Your friends who are wear
mo ours are all the recommend
atoms we need Their satisfac-
ton and our price will ous-talk
anything we can say,
We are Dr.. Jaeger's sole
agents for his Underwear Spe-
claIties. Health in every fiber
Take these things into your
minds thoughts; con them once
and fol ow your judgment 6ur
one pace for you 10 Gomez
HERE.
A. FAL,K 81 SONS,
Tho Reliable Outfstter'
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ldaho'a senatorship.

BOISE CITY, IDA, Dec. l3,-An in .
efRectual effort was made yesterday in b ID
houses Of the legislature to take ballot for
United STATES senator. No b,ll1t will now
be taken until Tuesday. The northern
members are still firm IN the stnnd that
one OF the United States senator's DO elected
from the north.
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CoRsETs.
1t cOUerS the ground

the Ball waist-if you won't
have a corset. There's the
corset shape, without the
restraint, and it csrrics the
weight of the skirts on the
shoulders. The whole thing
can go in the wash.
Ii you're not satisfied with
it, after wearing it two or
three weeks, return it, and
get your money.
A. r. ALTMAYER& co.
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DEATH AT a CROSSING.
Four Men Killed and one Fatally and
One Seriously Hurt.

One Seriously Hurt.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. ia special
dispatch to the Times from Bristol, Pa
says: "a shocking accident occurred at the
Min street railroad crossing this afternoon,
by which four persons were killed, ono
fatally wounded and enc seriously hurt.
The accident was caused by the safety
gstes at the crossing being raised just
before tho New York wost bouLd express
was due. A number Of persons had been
waiting for freight train 10 pass, and ca
soon as tho gates we're raised started TO
cross. John Mcllvain, teanster, started
across with his wagon, 10 which were his
l3-year-old son, Neal McIlvain and Joseph
Hussy, alb Jut the same age; Hugh Deyere, a
storekeeper on Pine street, and John Mc0ee.
about Is years old.
STRUCK BY THE EXPRESS,
"The express train, which was running
at full speed, struck the wagon. instal ~
killing Neal Mcilvain. joseph Hussy and
Hugh Devere.
John McIlvain had his shoulder and leg
broken, ri s crushed and was otherwise in
tornally injured. He IS not expected to
live.
1.-THE two boys were struck with such
force that they we're thrown into the ca al.
Joseph johnson, who was crossing tho
track on foot, Vas also struck by the engine
and instantly killed.
John mc5ee, who was also in the wagon,
was badly injured.
'rrhe gatekeeper claims that the chatter
of tho freight train passing drowned the
noise Of the bell so that it could not be-
heard. lie will probably be arrested.n
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
BRowx's BAOscHlAL TRocHEs.-"Haye never
ohlnged my mind respecting them, except
think better Of that which | began IN nkin Z
we off, gsU. mems Wand Bcecher. Bold
only Ia boxeL-Ad.
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MISS @ssTLy--Are you iniersHted IN the Ian
EliAzs " 0oeers. Mr.. ADpYf -
IA. Apn ~ i0f ~. Ptnil.-f should say I was
Gprgg hgat. longs aH shurss, sieQie bra 4dal
~ Hiiliin "a lsii ery j. nav ~ eoDb - seen
ehem pafDNt bags ~ pncAia c~~Jn af
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Savannah. Beaufort ani WAY Lapdinr,

'sNHE Steamer .'BELLEvUE," Capt. T. Il.
Il BALDWIN, will leave steamer Ethefs wharf.
every WEDNESDAY and FmDAY at 1890 A. ~,
iindlng at Button on the Wednesday trip.
Returning, leave Beaufort every MONDAY and
Monday trip Fare. 81 %: round trip, 81 "a.
For further information apply TO w. I. CIR
son, Agent
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; "o wc ., % and Gra,,cr' $40" ana "''
VV ';pa>'rI >"d at .aa rcr - Westerns at o.Tic
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

salc,-sh..n.sn Cnv.r - chi"aC; st~:s ii:= =.
ia5o ,, at ,5 90 do 1898 n. at - go ]. %. l'zi :.
a! = 80 u Go iSs - no. i LH y a. 60
is Co. Do. i::e =. at u 10 do, 1870 = So d.
1870 = az 81: = do llsO 81 at 81 II Kci:ucky Go.
$9 At g p o d. , g ESQ ., q. % d.
Newton Gl!ett !: Chicago steers. 1900 = at - 20
- DO 1879 ~ al 81 b5; IS State 90. l-o4 =. at "a
20 fsnnsylyania Do; 1872 It 9, :S' Il State Cows
sanders 20 Ktntucky, "s,ill.rs" li!l n o. tssh
81 60, i3I3 y - 20 90 rsnn.yLa"!. s!s"is iaii
j. Virginia do. l:a' y, at - 20 do no" .. 81
III % 3 DO 1888 y. at - 90 d. 1896 p Al - ,;
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do l4s3 &. a, ~ - ull. 1880 n. at - 10 II stat
.hN ~. at =" 20. 49,
,hanlrrs: 20 Irnn.yvania Stcrr. - r. at " Ia
do. I2.3 "a ~ ~ u d.. l.Ol " ~ 81 90. ~
,oo,ad" oven. 1853 ~ at - 60 :, dc" lt2o ~ a. ,; 90
NJ Goldsmith rs Chicago St'"r-. 1907 u, a. - %
r.aut Bros. II Western linlis ll"i n a; j. 30 10
do 80 T. at - 40 DO. 1910 H. Vt ~ 80; s dc" lc21
81, a. - 20
NIIdIi COWS HcIips head. y" sales reported
Feeling Gr and G'o,s:ion- ar" ~ ana Ga per hiu ~"
poor GOOD Cows 1870 49,. no,
CAiNI> Receipts l9I h. ad-9i0 at Gmhst and 2'l
At Jersey Cty. Good Veals were la light s1pU} And
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RECORDED real. ESTATE THANSFERS-N.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANSFERS-N. y. CITY,
i"lH+u" pcrniSS, to i'rtar hsknaa. $4,000
aa, r ' and &a ." Sss5 a's and WIS
im to So L?.a wr., sr,,,s Solomon jacob, ''0'
and wnr to WIN + i:o,,,,. ~ '.'....-... 26. 500
'''" t., T 80 i N, l' S Z";, Daniel ''No" &c..
ii3,hst 80 s. w':t ' Carlton Mason to ao
I:ith;-t II ;, ~, It i,n,r. :i>ioo.iI: Mime
rro ,a I'd '.if 4 !" war; ' a airG" '1 i.
G'>'o>oid. Y Coop'latl,r Building ana ma
:v ya,;: ~ n' 5,:. r;;> , sco
~% y M"r. "% : a"i % H. 5000
bert wilson and viz. 70 William j. i;ilmor. " 10 900
a'd VIII, ,n IIo7n,; ,,.Ni.y "''''" 80 800
Isth.r'. s.. 1901 i" iao rr,i Edward wooI-v
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r,? "%. " Na ia Of %' sG t. g. H"iS%
ls "% ""s 8. "nNy Of +" A;u. wSl ;iox,css 49,
wriIn" IL Mri'%o" 10 i1n% T. slir" .. 1885
-. iIoh.rt oaN,v t" Hrma3 WrnkoM $1,000
''' n%'ia: to sarah 'I Ainii, , 'o>'00 go"
oM,.-t. =" Z nhay". i->ioo. cara and ooo
tarrir and Albert M",ri T., WIN & Air-orv" ~ 500
Iodsr, to John \ Iuirh' '.......-.' 800 So.
.nrn" T." ,air .." '.,' " 100 Sc.
,anc To- sii.,' 900 &c.
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c.d.,,. 5, ~ = N.i..o..a 20>IN.5
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Che Curt.
~ EW-YORK JOCKEY CLUB.
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FALL MEETING,

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lem Rivcr-ihrncc Harlem River branch Of ~ y.
- II. II. Il. K. Trains viii leave Harlem River
until ~ m regular schedule tnr'. aud thereafter
SPECIAL trains VIII letNr eyer tn minutes or ot"ner.
going dir"ct the grand stoI Excursion tickets. 80
cents.
STARIN'S LINE STEAMBOATS, leav" daily a. follows
Foot OF Cortlandt IL 80 4. III, l. ~ II 20
n.
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I" 40 y. ~.
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IL 81 D. H.. | 10 D IA. connecting with y. y. y. II.
and H. Il. H. at Harlem Ehcr Excursion t!rk"ts H.
Gliding railroad. - cents. 81,
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Harlem River 20 mint. at"i la.t race: a. omt
en- arrival of las, rain from ~. rorr-"
= II Eo'k soy u Ut: COZ E'Y FORBES Pros
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})roposdle

81 tIIp PROPOSALS VIII be- received at the
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,:cd t. Acr> d CONGRESS- Woyd FEBRUARY 20 l.ej and
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AZ; statutes at La'rc. fo sl"cinca, "ns hiIA 'o.ms
aLd nil nj i,at"n apply - IN" undersigned. l.. ''II
LE>PlT. L'cut.-C"l. OF Ehe!Hcc!s.
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Ccetnres mo ltlcetings.

N EW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-No-
~ lice Il, rrmber,--A stated meeting will be held on
TUESDAY evening. Dttobrr = nt o'clock. THEODORE
r. DW IGHT esq. VIII Rad paper "Sonc Aspects
u, ia" Department 81 state
ANDREW WARNER Recording Secretary.
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publit Noiiees.
NOTICE TO TANPAYll.>.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTIONS or TAXES
NO. 81 CHAMBERS ST. STEWART 81 IIDfNG),
NI.wYOEK, October d. 1870.
NOTICE TO rANPAYll:>
v Office i HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ A--"-,,n'i Rolls e" rl Estate. T. i,,iaI II"irifv
AID Bik -" IN IA" - and "l NrW.iuik ga
.h. ~.r and ia" .rr ,nrrt.nt 81 LAKES
DELIVERED Ia md, >l.lr,i ,Id all The
~l.d Assessment fo- Ilvabl. At
H.
1n -. lrfoi" i Z, \"N
her n't the paving shall BE- 'u'fi't t M benz,
~ u-'' oi'd IL S,ctW So 81 TIE Sew .No'k tIt} Com
."da" Vt Il lS-2 VIZ r!'rt.un 81 interest at the
rat" ~ c'n. iiuur between IN" di, o such
M nj AID liz" nr,t day VI Drr'u,b'l nest.
GfNi',E " NtII'AN.
~ 1I\ra.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

Az me Exchange Yesterday the offerings at auction
were small. vacant plot. jOx8O. in East onehnn'
area ana forty ninthst. southeast OF Robbniavc was
offered 1t was subject 10 charge Of $1,000. There
was considerable competition between the plaintiff and
all outsider which the price up 10 1924. including
the mortgage. Thomas j. DObbin. the plaintiff IN the
>'il wa, the buyer. 4 vacant lot in East ono hun
drd and thirty cighth-st also offered and was sold
To- the plaintiff Tor s3.OOU
Private sales c0ntinmc to bc reported. There has
been sold for J. ". j. \. Tccts, builders, the three
story brOwnstOne house. IG,iOxlOO No. $40 West
'nc hundred and twenty second ST.. for HhkIIO cash
also for ID. j. BOgart. 40 I31 Perry ST. for TlJWo :,
for william Rankin. No. 1-e Ninth.avc.. for William
ii. Hurst. No. 53i West Forthwith St for T. i Scror
IT,, No. 1863 Nnthavc.. and fOi James laidlaw AMI
Mary Brown. ~ 67o Eleventh ave. for $1,000.
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New.York Monday. Oct @. 1890.
The following sale, held at the Exchange and
Auction Room today:
tno.-toiy dwelling. with lot No OF Fast l3Sth st
: =. 10 II Southern boulevard. lot l1AiO0; Chi"
Ward. 5000.
iot- l49rh.st. - It Robbins.aye. :3xso each
Th"s DObbin, 80 30.