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The sun., 1890-12-06
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ODDS lND ENDS OF SPORTS

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the tournament next year.
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team nj snd ssH them
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shg Of New York wiz BE- psesen,sd TO the M.nhstaa
the Metropolitan Disrict Cricket League Mr. H. Cobb
and W. Wood will also receive their individual prizes
that interesting OCCASION and tho viii
be brought TO conclusion with grand musical enter
tAlnment under the direction Of W. o. wilkinson the
wellknown composer and choir master.
The Cosmopolitan Football Club will play tho Kssrny
Rovors at Central Park to-day. OF the hve games
played thus far tho Cosmos have not lost one buS
tho Ksarny Rovers in their last game very near
defeating them and had the supply OF footballs on
hand ,wlih.ood the wear Of their rough Ground, The
last the brooklyn Fooihs club the victims the
Cosmopotans Who defeated them goals to on their
home ground Tho team for Saturday Is u Manisy,
goal: savage ant Adams. back Bright; nigh! hale
son, loft half back; r. ". stiles aud q Morgan. right
wing W. K Gin, centre; l. Douglass and r. 3. Bright
left wing
The sun., 1890-12-06
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ss SA aa r: s
L. S Iron
CnI1.sn Dec snAlsn e. hH,%sn % Prssdsnt Of the
con on
tue policy 70 bs adopted BY .hs two b!y base Sa oIsani
fH'1s . next nsy s:f-:s cs:s
ean:o"n %r Win ths Wot S 10 heaa m SSsSn
sad. that The American Association be conducted az
hi.h snd broad plane % :. s.s Poss,Se and .hss ~
~. sole object. q vi:ItinE sp.idins s. q
sls national tsms where y deserved t. bs-
Thurman leaves town viii be decided whether Vhi-
caKo / to have association team not II posi-.
lively asserted by Thurp,n that should such club 10
psnnys worth o. interest syndicate hall he said lad
always failed, and two spAldng clubs here would
psns,nrd both aud spaldnE agreed the latter
Wa tn keep out of tho association
The sun., 1890-12-06
NEWS or THE RAXLROADA
Latest IAfornatioa OF Interess Hrsn Al
Quarters.

Latest IAfornatioa OF Interest Frsn All
Quarters.
In the fall OF 1888 Linson 4 Van Buren OF
Kingston, N. Y. attorneys for the towns OF
shawangunk. Gardiner. New Paltz. Rossndale.
Ulster. Olive. and Shandaksn. began actions
against tho Board Of Supervisors OF Ulster
county to recover for each Of said towns the
amount OF taxes which the Ulster and Della
ware and Waikiki Valley Railroads. running
through said towns. had paid since the towns
Issued bonds In aid OF the building OF tho
roads. Judge A., T. Clearwater acted as attor-
time Linson Il Van Buren' also eommeneed @
pei the County Treasurer. to set aside the taxes
raid By the Walklll Valley Railroad ior
q pasnS the nd Issued 3,
same questions that were raised IN the se otSes her
s'' sssaSa T. 'nnof si
Just handed down an opiDon sfenfns HfeeiS Judge aS
ss's TSs 3 3; ssss
Ins1snGs = i s1sady Involve: Thieh
fund to the towns.
%sssn & Hsss es q h .A1 Rio
mouely adopted
Whereas. The broad gauged line having
been opened for local business since June 10,
and for through business by the completion OF
its eastern broad-gauRe connections, since
Nov. 15, and the gross and net returns since
realized having been satisfactory enough to
dividends will be hereafter earned and may be
hereafter regularly divided on the preferred
stock. it Is the sense Of this Board. and in ac-
plan under which the preierred stock was Ia
sued. to represent the reduction Of interest
and coupon certificates. that the payment OF
dividends should begin without further delay:
and
Whereas. Tho actual surplus net earnings
have been as follows: For tho eighteen months
since REORGANIZATION. s292: 1000, or g per cent:
the current fiscal year since July 1890. s178.-
100. or 8& per cent. on the preferred stock.
The last named rate exceeding per cent. per
annum. Therefore,
:, Resolr.d. That dividend TAX Per cent on
the preferred stock Is hereby declared payable
holders Of record on Dec. "a.
The sun., 1890-12-06
THE CORONER WILL INQUIRE.
But ths ImpressIon 10 That DArgan Die
of Natural Cnuscs.

But Shs Imprsssion IL That DArgan Died
of Natural Causes.
Assistant District Attorney John W. Con
sent this letter to Coroner Louis W. Schultzs
yesterday:
Information has come " this once that there are
grounds for grave doubts that John Darxan died from
natural causes 1t Is claimed that several bruises have
bssu discovered mon his head and that from all the
circumstsncss It Is probable that he met his death by
violence. Darsan was onicsr Of the Court of Gen.
srai Sessona and Was eonsdered q vsry strong and
proper that furher Inquiry and examination bs made
.Dargan lived at 452 West Thirty seventh
street He vas an enthusiastic supporter OF
tornssyship2, J., and elsctioneeEed for Coz plight
defeat yery much TO heart, and kept on cleo
Rors as stsp 1ss ne ~ nSt
ss 464 Ninth avenue ,opened. at s O'CLOCK
Wednesday morning. Dargan came in. He
snid he was sok, and asked to be allowed to
to court. He died % in his % chair there T DeDuty 30 ~
Coroner Weston viewed the body. and decided
that death was due to chronic BrlRht's disease.
Coroner Schultzs will make further inquiry.
The sun., 1890-12-06

Tho annual election Of officers OF tho Union Athletic
Club OF Brooklyn which win be held tn. Grs Friday
In January promises 10 be very Lively. There will be
three tickets In tho hed President Tartter coEgratu-
lated tho members the recent admission Of tho club
the ranks of the Amateur Athletic Union. Tho
nouncemsnt was then made that the gymnasium ana
rooms OF the club wouiu be immedia put In thor
ough order and that some OF tho latest and
proved gymnasa apparatus would be provided big
athletic entertainment win be ono of tho coming
ported that Tie sparrers tn. CLUB wer. doing we'll In
practice AMI that they would bs in good condition for
the chanplonship tourney.
The concluding reries OF the general athletic cham.
pionship OF the club VIII shorty be C9sed The
winners are Robert Whitley. Is points, william Mo-
Csrthy, points John Flood points; J. End ley. .
points, j. f,ennesey, points. J. Toner. point; and
william Bnt ! point The following ticket WAS
agreed ont
President Jean j. Tarttsr; Vice President W. II Crit-
tenton; Recording secre.ry Andrew Fry Correspond.
A. Baker and Financial secretary. Water BakerI
captain, Louis Golly and LEU ienant William lint
Tho opposition tickets will shortly DO placed In the
nsi.
Tho Rev DR. LYMAN Abbott will shortly address the
members OF the club on general topics
The sun., 1890-12-06
CANADl's DECLINING TRADE
a Deneit or Nearly . Million II Conss
quenee of Decreased Reveauea.

a Deneit or Nearly . Miliion II Conss-
queaee of Deoressed Reveauea.
OTTAWA. Dec. 6-The Official gazette Of the
Government tomorrow will show that there is
deficit Of nearly million dollars in the
treasury for the five months ending on Dec /.
1t was announced early In November that the
Government had surplus OF over 5000 900.
lmportations have fallen OF, and the revenues
from customs duties show q shrnkage OF over
half million dollars for November, as COM
year.
A leading politician said to. night that how
Canada, he beloved. was on the verge OF a
commercial crisis. There is an enormous
shrinkaRe IN exports. especially in exports to
the United States. Last year the United States
took As per cent. OF all Canada had to sell.
The Government 10 EMPLOYING every means to
secure new markets. out wit b little encourage
ment to offer shippers as yet.
The sun., 1890-12-06
Wonderful Result In Fusine Steel and
Nickel.

PrrrsBuRaH. Dec. 5.-Thomas Harrington Of
Allegheney has demonstrated the possibility
Of thoroughly fusing steel and nickel in any
PROPORTIONS so as to make q material which
will be perfectly free from porosity. and quite
homogeneous. This is q result heretofore un-
attained. Mr.. Harrington yesterday tested q
piece OF steel with an alloy Of Q little over
Dor cont. Of nickel The stock used In making
tho steel was ordinary spring steel stock. and
having tensile strength OF 10000 pounds to
the square inch.
When tho metal was ready for pouring, Mr..
Harrington added tlux OF his own. and the
cast was made into 9h-inch square ingots.
square. A test. made In the laboratory here
showed tensile strength Of SO $50 pounds to
the square inch and an elongation Of az per
from such poor stock. Harrington claims to
be able to treat open hearth steel from which
discovery opens up possibility for making
armor plate OF great strength and little weight
The sun., 1890-12-06
The Aissinx Lymph.

DR.. Jaoobi has not yet received the lymph
which Prof. Gerhardt procured for him in
Berlin. He cabled for 1t on Nov. Is. Prof.
Gerhardt replied in one word on tho 10Th:
"Habebts" tYou shall have it, On Nov. 30 he
the 18th, saying W that the ' lymph % had 1nen Reen
sent. As 1t had not come last We'd
needay pr: ,Jacobi .cabled to u friend
address. how, and when he sent lymph" The
reply Mat "Grhsrdt says only Koch sent"
address, how. and when he sent" The al answer sWer
came, Koch answered sent acobi. New York. /"
On Thursday DR.. jacob cabled. Learn what
had no replY yet
The sun., 1890-12-06
WAIt.y'. VITO 4. Dead Now.

Catherine Whittle or vitelo the wife Of an
italian bootblack who is known around the
City Hall Park as " Witty" died in tho Cham
bora Street Hospital yesterday morning. She
peal cd in the Oak street poiice station with
both eyes blsckened. her front teeth missing
and general assortment of bruises As
She wanted her husband arrested then. but
the police did not act upon her, complaint. She
wss ssnt to bus
did not get him. Mrs. Whittlo became uncon-
scious night before last, and was taken to the
The sun., 1890-12-06
A Missing Cash Box Found.

MIDDLETowN. Dec. 5.-Henry v. Tucker Of
Westfeld. Conn.,. has got back his tin cash and
security box that was stolen from hole up
chimney" In his dwelling about . year ago.
Henry didn't have implicit faith In banks and
safe deposit companies. so he used to keep
$4,000, OF his cash and securities in . box UP
his wide -mouthed chimney at arms length.
Mr.. fuckers hired man found the cache. It 10
suspected. and one day went away with t and
has not been heard OF since. A day or two ago
Tucker. looking about his hay .mow. found his
tin box near the grain bin and In 1t all the So
curities. The cash was gone.
The sun., 1890-12-06
The Gibbs Ticket Won

The Liouor Dealers Association Of the Thir-
teonth District held meeting last night for
the election OF officers. In the late campaign
the association threw It's influence in behalf OF
J.! edericE \. Gibbs, and the friends Of the ex-
for President The Tammany men secured
tho nomination OF Bernard Courtney. The
friends OF Gibbs won the fight By = vote OF 88
The sun., 1890-12-06
Miss Cow,.s I.srsd.eea at R.ssp,io..


Judge and Mrs. R. B. Cowing gave . recep-
tion yesterday afternoon at their residence.
Seventy-eiRhth street and Lexington avenue.
for their daughter. Miss Carlotta CowInC. Tho
d6butante was attired in white satin and
chiffon. and carried bunch Of Catharine Mer-
met roses. She was assisted By Miss Alice
Elizabeth, aud Miss R!oketts Of this city.
A%snfb Ssss fb.sss, ~ sSs: eus
s%'ah 81 dins M and .i.Iadss M S'Gss . KcsS Rsa
Rsly PSssIdsn! apd NE: seIA Low NJ; :;'od snd
the s issy. lev San Dr. ec!nsiss sIt B. s@ith. and Mrs.
Smith. NJ. snd Mrs. THONGS Weed; Mr.: Van a3
nrs, pa 4. = II. faa Kaoa. | nj and %rs. I. Broksw.
Professor and Mrs Ncketts, Mr.. and Mrs: a;
little Mr; nnd Mrs L. Merger: n JRdes des,, apa
The sun., 1890-12-06
The Babies Hospital.

The third anniversary OF the Babies Hospital
OF the City OF New York was held yesterday az
ternoon In the Assembly Rooms at 657 Lex ing
ton avenue. DIR. A. II. Smith. President OF the
Medical Board. was Chairman OF The meeting.
and DR.. David A. Greer. rector OF st. Bartholo-
news Church; conducted The Ioigious SER
terthwait4 reported that the receipts during
the year past were about $4,000. and the ex-
penditures 5000.
The sun., 1890-12-06

use Are's from q siok He'd to ss Msr-ieA.
BALTIMORE, Dec, 6.-sIiss sallis Ross won
~ eamiratlon OF her sex last night when. not
outstanding her sufferings from an attack OF
laIAihmatory rheuinatism. and contrary to the
sders OF her phSsifian. she left her bed to 20
ehafch and RSe married. She had been
sanerng Intensely the night previous and
woid with difficulty stand. but she was
,o,SSrmlnsd SS, rot 70 disappoint her many friends
Mtbss M,s,tSssd that the ceremony should take place
L. ue bnonse and so counseled her pare nts and
an pnyGsielSn sDG S bnt tho bride had will OF her
SI.npm HSsI.ppsd up and was driven direct to the
tSs tS'oh avenue Presbyterian Church. whore
sssa annnN Mev: F. u. Hobbins performed the
isl%a il% o. me groom. She was subsequently
Wy she feels better. " WV e~"'A'
The sun., 1890-12-06
"P,,p,.s" Give. Up tho Ghost,

Manager Sanger has decided to retire
"PipDins." the burlesque that has been pre-
sented for fortnight at the Broadway
Theatre. Tho burlesQue. which was an earlier
work OF ]. .Cheever Goodwin. was put
on to f!l the time lett vacant by the
unexpected cancelllns. Of the engage
ment with the original London, Gaiety
Fred Leslie and Nellie Fnrren. The burles1ue
has failed TO secure any substantial recogni-
tion from New Workers. this time. 1t Is report
ed that Nero" will be transferred from Niblos
TO 81 out tho time originally ailotl cd to the
Lyndon GSiety Company. The Broadway
Theatre will be closed for week In any event.
The sun., 1890-12-06
Advocating the Use OF Chlorofora Fov
Killing Murderers.

BosToN Dec 6.-The Boston Homeopathic
Medical Society advocates the use OF chloro-
form In killing prisoners sentenced to death.
At a meeting Of the society last night DR.. Con-
rcd Wesselhoept presented paper In which,
though he advocated the death penalty. he
deprecated Its present methods OF intiicton
horrible. Electricity has not. as yet shown
any better results. Execution should be done
privately; with an air OF mystery-no publicity.
would do this is choroform. 1t is swift. sure,
painless, and silent.
The sun., 1890-12-06
VALUABLE JEWELS FOUND.

A Ilrst Ward Sehoolboy Picks Then Up
and Cossults His Teacher.
little fellow who attends Grammar School
20. on Greenwich street. found aecreted in a
building the other day several pieces of
jewelry the value Of which is said to be large
He took them homo to his parents. who set
about finding an owner for tho Jewels. They
had talk with the principal OF the school. and
he advised them to advertise for an owner. In
the interest OF the owner and the finder only
written communications about the Jewels will
be answered. They must be addressed to
ID. F. O'Connell. S2k Broadway.
The sun., 1890-12-06
County Denoer.ss Have . Pls..

4hs committee appointed to perfect plan
for the reorganization OF the County Democ-
rscy met at the New Amsterdam Club House
last night. Mr.. Jackson said at the conclusion
OF the meeting:
We have formulated plan whereby think
made stronger than ever, but am not 1t lib
crty TO make It known until after tho Executive
COMMITTEES. reports 70 the County Committee at
The sun., 1890-12-06
Called to a Brooklyn Pulpit.

The congregation Of the Universalist Church
Of Our Father, in Grand avenue. Brooklyn. has
decided to extend call 10 tho Rev. s. H. Rob-
bin of Bay City, Mich. to the pastorsts which
was made vacant recently BY the resign alton
were presented for the vacant pulpit, but on
the final ballot the lev. Mr. No6bin received
more than three-ionrths vote. A. strong
Lynn. ass. Tho call to the Bay City minister
will probably be made unanimous.
The sun., 1890-12-06
a Lost Genet yeusa

BOSTON Dec. ga cable mSsssgs from the
@ooesn Association Of Astronomers an
aees that the comet discovered BY Spitaler
nov TO- and which has not since been seen.
n vas ,ssppposed to- be lost. has been rebound.
~ as vas: Eight ascension, hours IS min
moSts 10 steconds; % declinstion. north 81 deg ees
sannn nutss With daily motion preceding OF
aunis ,ssS thsn minute In diameter. eleventh
asrs. aud , oE fainter. with well-dsnnsd Lu-
The sun., 1890-12-06
Shot II = Lumber Camp.

Troy. Dec. k-News has been received
shooting affray which took place on Sunday
afternoon in . lumber camp near Blue Noun
tain. fourteen miles south Of st. Regis Falls. In
the .Adrondacks.. Joseph O'Kesfe was sing
Ing IN shanty whom friend. Napoleon Gud-
angry. 1t 10 said. and. occurring revolver. fred
y. Tho ball struck Guddin in the back, He
died on tuesday. pkeefe was arrested and
taken before tho Grand Jury at Malone. It Is
claimed the shooting was unintentionaL
The sun., 1890-12-06
A Lum her t. unf,

MACON. Ga, De6 "a trust has bsen formed
by all tho leading1umber concerns OF the State
70 control the worlds supply OF long-lsaf yell
yolving millions Qf dollars
The sun., 1890-12-06
Died.

S0UJR EB-IosIc LODGE 4s8 F. Asp A. M-Ths msm.
bers are hereby summoned to attend special com.
muniesuon at their rooms German Masonic Tenn
pie. 22O East 18th St, Sunday, Dec, l. at ~ 80
o'clock r. N. sharp. for the purpose Of paying the
last tribute Of respect 70 our late brother. James
BquireA who departed this life Thursday. Dec 4,
st his ste residencs 27t eth sv. Members Of sister
lsdgss are invited.
GEORGE LAwRAHCK. Mastss
JAhKs TBoNPsoN. Secretary
~ otAsv Deaths sss TIA $3.50
The sun., 1890-12-06

All are entitled to IRE best that their msnsy win bay
So every family should have .: bouis Of the beet
family rsmsdy. sytap Of fys to cleanse the system
when cort ilpus For sale In AUD 81 bottles
BY all leading dTuKgisls-Aaa
The sun., 1890-12-06

The knE's County whssimsn will hold . stag enter
Asssrs rAlmsdo. kisdals, wiidis starrstt Alden
Resohsr Tripler WISE and reafoe Of the Long islAnd
Whsemsn will all receive medals At the end Of this
year for century made during the sum msr.
The sun., 1890-12-06

when Baby was sick, We gave her CaStoris-
whsn abe was Child. she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria
whsn shs had Children. she gave thsm CassoriA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-26

"Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. l hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr.. J. F. KNcHEoE,
Conway, Ark.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-26
SHE WON THE WAGER.
An Austrian Soubrette Sells Vege
tables in the Public Market.

tables in the Public Market.
From, the Pail Mall Budget.
Fraulein Ilka Palmay, the famous SOU
brette of the "An der Wien" theater, a
handsome blonde woman, whose features
are familiar to trader and noble alike in
the Austrian capital has won a large sum
of money and a breakfast from Prince
Franz Won Litchenstein in a most amusing
manner. The prince was chatting her the
other night, and told her that she could
never Disguise her ideatity from the
Vieuness. She at once exclaimed that she
was willing to make a wager that she
would sell vegetables for whole morning
in one of the public markets without being
recognized, although she would not put on
any disguise beyond the ordinary attire of
a small farmers wife.
The prince accented the bet, but was so
certain that the actress would lose that he
insisted on laying her 200 forms gainst
pair of riding boots. The bet was duly de-
cided on Friday morning. Shortly after 2
o'clock a. IN. Fraulein Palmay appeared be-
hind a stall in the Am Hon market loaded
with all sorts OF green stuff and spring We, =
etables. She was attlred i'll a calico skirt,
wooden shawl, and wore wooden shoes
Until the sun was high in the heavens she
did roaring trade making the best OF
bargains, and returning the chaf of the
market men without anybody suspectinS
that she was other than what she Dretende6
TO be. Finally, the prince and two OF l. S
companions. VINO were lounging round d =
guised as peasants. declared himself salts
ned, and to the sstonishmeat OF the RESI- of
the market the stranger greenswoman and
the three men jumped into splendid car
riage and drove away.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-26
RAILROADS.
Charleston and Savannah RAILWAY
SceduIe in Effect April 21st 1890

RAINS leave and arrive at Savannah BY
a Standard Time, which is 80 minutes slower
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-26
FoR aEoEoIA FARMERs.

Albany Netcs and 4drertiser: Probably
there nsver vas a farming season when
farm hands were as scarce rs the present
one. Every day the farmers are in the
city locking for help. It is rot because,
directly, that hands are scarce, tut because
the lab'rers Will not work Tn y idle
around the city. and, by dint Of economy,
AKIN t. uove " almost, they exc out an
exis enco taat is deplorab.e. There are,
to-day. hundreds Of idle negro boys and
men, 100. right here in Albany that ought
to be chopping cotton. or doing other farm
work, 1t is, indeed, a sad condition Of
a fairs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-26
GEORGIA THRIFT.

Last year the city tax at Dalton was 81
on 800 This year it will be 20 per cent.
less.
The Manly Manufacturing Company OF
Dalton has closed a contract with \. ..
Whitney, civil engineer of the Fittsburr,
Fort WAYNE ami CaIcago Railroad Com
pany. for four miles of ORR mental iron
fencing for their roadside L. the suburbs
Of Chicago Il Will require thirty -ele hit
cars to haul the amount. This IS the hr m
which built bridge for the city OF Boston,
made gas posts for Minneapolis and are
now putting the iron work on the bridge
over the Tennessee river al Chattan0 ga
The also finished large contract for a
concern III the City Of Mexico.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-26

The $50 p. m. train from Jack sonvilIe is solid
train from Jacksonville to Cincinnati. with Pull
man Buffet sleeper Jacksonville to Cincinnati.
and Pullman compartment sleeper Jack
sonville to Atlanta.
the 1900 p. M train from Atlanta has Pull
man compartment sleepers, At anita to Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta TO Knoxville
The $40 p m. train from Knoxville has Mann
Sleeper Atlanta TO Knoxville to Cincinnati
y. NJ. JOLLY, District Passenger Agent.
WIN. JONES' Travelling Passenger Agent,
rs w. Bay street, Jacksonville, Fla
CHAS. n. KNIGHT,
u. W. WRENN, A. G. p A. Atlanta, Ga.
e. L. q. 7. A., Knoxville, Tenn.