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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
THE STRENGTH or SENATOR INGALLS,.

Chicago. Dee. C>pccial-A dispatch from l"peNi'
Kan. says: since the election the Ecpublca' nave
been quietly claiming the election Of So"1io" IhId"'
but until tonight have thcy given out the hgII7
Oh which they ba~r their hopes. The kepuD!lc'n'
have - senators and - Representatives.. me NJ
lance he, 80 Representative, and VIII elect one
senator t. fiji a vacancy. and the Democrat, have
members OF the House and senator Elhij three
votes required t. elect United >tac> onator TIE
Republicans hav" start with. on joint ballot, -.
They claim tonight that .iN Democrats are pledged
% with them. This give them -. twelve Ic~>
than The required number. OF the - .NlHHt" rep
rcscntativc> only - were instructed bf t' nominal
ing conventions To N0" against ingalls,, lcdNlu- 81
uupedecd. WI ol these Wrr formerly E"pIhh't'~.
and the Iugu, men claim that / ~ them have
pr mi ed 10 vot" for In-ill,, provided they AZ" T..
fitloucd - do 80 hN respectable number ni Vote
from their OWN county. Th"-c petitions. ihc r.
uuhlicai, say. VIII p" promptly foNrcOWin-.'
Kausa~ CITY. Mo-. Dec. G.A ~plt'h &" The star
from Topcla. Mo. says: d" y dec. 'u Wa rrrd"r 4
i'm tho supreme Court mi, morning boo III" matter -
tho Application 81 {. T.. Labucu who Wa- elected a
pclcgaf, 10 the Legislature ir'u Ian" county. for
A mInd anus t. compel the state Cirvas-iuc Board
in issue to him IN" certificate ol election a, a fall
ncdecd member Of the House. The court refused to
tyr,r tlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
4 DECISION 4DTERSE IN Mr. INGALLS,
THE CASE INVOLVED THE RETURN or SEVEN
TEEN RtPU BLICANS 10 THE KANSAS
IkGINII ATIEE

Topeka, Kan, Dec G.-Th" supreme { ur; I'm. morn
ing refused 10 grant the wit OF mandan&' apped ipr
by g. C. Lobdcll who demanded certificate 81 election
Representative. from Lane County Lobicll based h,-
claims on proVi,o OF the state Constitution "l'h
give, each oIgliized county in the state CASING @'o
votes Representative in the legislature ills hlat
application W., to the state Board of 'ahN"'Ncr@'
and il was refused The case wa t'i"n taken mp 10
the supreme Court, and wd- argued N''t"fNN ai'er
The case wa, one of great Importance. Tor II
Mr. LObdcll had been admitted -"Vcn' en- Odcr Ee
pubcans elected a. dcc1atc, would have been entitled
10 the same privilege. Most of them were INGALLS,
men. and they would have given the senator q ma
iority Of two Joint ballot Justice Horton delivered
oral opinion. holding that the >uprcm" Court had
formally passed on q case which tloroESli, covered
the ground and that in no case could tn membership
Of the lower house escccd - member, until there
was a change in the Constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
DEATH N Il HJRHICA Ne.

THE CAPTAIN AND SEVERAL OF THE DREW or
THE STEAMER MARYLAND KILLED
baltimore. Dec ga private dispatch from the Dela
ware Breakwater 10 the Office Of the atlantic Transport
Line in this city. to which the steamer Maryland b"
Longs. saws that the MARYLAND was caught in hnIT1
cane on December | Captain LuckhurNt. the Nccoih
cook and boatswsin were killed. and the hr"t mate
How'd had lee broken and Wa otherwise injured
The MARYLAND had her chart room with all instruments
car,ed arav wheel house smashed and boat all swept
away 4 number Of cattle were al>o lost. me Mary
land took out full general cargo and about Aoo mean
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

THE HISTORY or AZ OLD TRUNK TREASURED
II NORwICH-N rANSY Is BLOOM.


II NORwICH-A rANSY Is BLOOM
Norwich. Dec . tSpcclal.-An epidemic Of vhoop
ne cough +, working T., slowly through E.srern
Connecticut and tho complaint has appeared IN Nor
Vich. In The village u Torrlnson about everybody
has the disease. The country doctors are pleased
win tho outlook for there IS money IN the epidemic
Two winter ago the rural ply sclans made small
fortune out u measles,
In the attic u handsome country housc ~ Fast
Great Plain. mile from THIS city. 1, long. odd look
Ing. antique. singular hair trunk. strip, - hair
covering have been peeled on IN places. II Is about
five feet long three feet widc, and eighteen lnchc,
deep. inside he box (, lined with eaudy coorcd
piper. and Tho Id Qnsifct. I,
fquarc hueincs- advertisement NJ it, maker n,
historic Interest. however IS uncqualled. perhaps los
that attached any other relic except the hcrlOom Il
thc Mayhowcr. f. THIS country. II owned by Henri
Hudson. The navigator and ctinc over here with him
f. hi, vessel rho Ian Moon Whcn BE- ont lu 1909
find Northwest Passage and d,covci,sl Instead Tho
Hudson River II h. now the property If E.bcr T..
~torcr. If this town. who f. lnca de-c"udt0t Of tho
explorer " the beginning of the Eevolun mary War
it owned by obadiah Iud-o on Of Long Island hut
when tho British took possession Of tho island. tho
Hudson family. driven from their fine homestead found
asylum IN thi, Town. then called Norwich Landing
There five ard tire" daughter 900 the fmily
Obadiah. Lever,tt william. Joseph Isaiah. Hcthiah.
Anna and Hannah. After the war the Iud OILS
turned Long Island 10 retrieve their shattered
fortunes, except Anna. who remained m Connecticut
and married Rufus Dimnock of Iisb,ri q country town
few miles north Of mi, city. Mr. Dmnoot died a
few year. later, and then Anna married IA lutt- g
Canterbury. another village town sixteen milo north 81
Norwich. Obadiah Hudson Butt,. her Youngest son.
inherited the Ilud-on trunk from her Al Dbl, death he
left II for the next generation. Egbcr ~t"rcr, the
present owner j. he Of Anna Butts Sorer. great
grandson Of Anna Hudson aud great great grandson of
obadiah. u Long Island. The trunk remained 4 ii,
tore Canterbury from Anna Hudson Bnts's time until
q few wear. aro, when Mr. and Nrs. storcr removed
10 mi, town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
DESERVING ICELAND.
From The Boston Advertiser.

From Tho boston AdNtTLI9tT.
They have been taking census III Iceland recently,
and they trouble there, But their trouble
i, not about the Congress ional representation. il -
something even serious. IL appears that great
has been the hcgra Canada and the United states
II has taken away from the Island fully 10000 people.
Thj, doe, not such very large number. except
when one considers that the original population va,
only about $1,000 one fourth uf the entire pOpula
tion then has cnigTatcd Tho result f. disastrous.
Taxes have been greatly increased, while properties
lave become reduced in values. The harvcstS too.
have been lessencd There seems 10 be but one way
Out for the Icclsndcrs. They must all follow the van
.rd and abandon their island - the wslru, and bear
Perhaps a centuries hence some Professor Iorsfprd
viii discover evidences Of human hab.tatiOn at some
pre historic age IN Iceland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
iHFTEITHER REPORE


wa,hington Dec g. p y. m.-Ior Maine, "" Hampshire
Vermont Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and Connecticut
CLEARING on SUNDAY fair Monday norh'a-trF} WINDS
lover temperature.
Eor T,tcru Nrn Yorh Eastern Pennsylvania aud Ne"
Jer.cv clearing weather sunday, fair Monday norm
No.tsry winds aud colder
For Western NrN-Nork. Western P'nn-' wanna N'N
virginia Lower Mchiesu aud ONO, colder i''f N'',''
an suud,, u,fthw,-t.rV WNts fair weather Ola 'IWudl
For tho Dir,rct of Columbia Delaware, MhIPlahu N.u
Virsluia colder: clearing Nrathcr u"tuNrst"iH Nl",
For North Carolina aud iir"rFls rain -llet chihE' "
,.u'nnr,trrn. ,uld.r fair weather Monday.
For Indiana colder. fair fr Oh MONDAY .,,...
For Ecnturk Icnu,--'' 'oIiri t.'n'lit
tn. t.mp.rnturc VIII miI - drers"0 "t i:'HIN.i snr
N,uuhs and fG degrees at Na'hNt Tile, hhHNNH' d"'
chattanooga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
NOW 4 WOMAN TACKLED A BrRGLAR.


Ia
1, daylight robbery wa, attempted AT the
idenre al H. l.. CarsWcll on Tuesday about noon pu'
The burrIa-', designs were frustrated Nv woman.
wv II UnuLins who the binding, "IlIr PISS
H. nm t. -tair- 10 the first landing Al the noon h"uT'
.erycd medium sized man hastily GONG up tue ,tps
.c.d nT him but paid no particular attention 10 nm.
few minute, later Mrs. CaISwcll. hearing 'HfJlt
noise in the paror went into the room 10 lshe an ~
vrstg,ti0u \ man wearing "A Derby hat dhd u'I" sun
~ ,i6hr, with handkerchief tied over the lower pdit
M li. face had collected all the vanablcs ~ HlsW anu
having Dlnc.d them IN sheet engaged ~ hho'h-
IN. linen into convenient bundle Tor carrying ""ch
Mrs. Carswcll entered =, ... i,,, ., u,
Vthon, A moments hesitation the lady PrippirG WIN
,lo Lur.,r who vim oath. violently pushed hcr 10
one ,ldr and made a dash for the open "Ih""". il
bad rot hui hall way through when the woman was ~
him again and held him fast. ,-,,.
curse You lot goi" the man Kissed a. ne qIichH
drew a dagger and made desperate cut al Ms t"P'"'
Help. II"lp!" shouted Mrs. Cars~el nm
way AID thc hou'cbr akcr. with JcrH. brohe away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

leaving section Of his coat In the brave woman's
hahds With bound he reached the awning ana.
hanging rom the edge. dropped 10 The Sidewalk ana
Ha>ul mailing nj, way around the corner dl,app arrd
Although several persons him drop from The
awning and leave a rapid pace one seemed I"
ink anything OF il until the alarm was given ana he
had MADE good his escape.
dld not think Of his banning me- said Mrs: Ger
well plea, ant. mohcrl, looking lidy. My ONLY idea
wa, 10 hold Inn until help came and then turn ln over
10 the police Luckily he left the bundle ana ~ We av
missed nothing. / am ,urt he didn't carry anything
away. We have lived here for twenty years. and once
sneak thief entered IN the daytime. but only sue
cccdcd taking "A small clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
HANDSOME COMB
AND BRUSH SETS.

P,rnimc,y Novelties. Albums. Work boxes. ''"''
c,... Pocket Book. Writing Tablets ".o'' i"d "ao"''
chief Boy. Dressing C1,~. Wallis B'>'' M''''''"
P.p,,. Hoid.l-. aud >'''
ALL THESE ARTICLES ARE n HANp>"Nh coz
oE~ ANp VERY GARRETT LILY SELECTED IN
EIGAHD To FINISH NNp PRICE.
,..t ,,.r.,,... and Novelties n satin. Plush. ami
,.u,I.d uan and with hand painting WITH either hr'1t'
.,.,. OPP ST., Year, wish st"l intr''iher L'''l'@''
,.,r. ON Paintings Photocra'ur'~ and Nr"t'p'',
.I-Y~i frame, ior twp.ral~ and tamn't'' F"'t" ana
Hand Painted Porcelain plaque "'''', anu '''
.,. ,.,,b ELEGANT fancy handles and hr-t natural
..,t .od St,.r Dr-o.u, >u'rT-rat d. aad all the
. .,.i.t- i,.i,u- nat are popular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
wOUTER Won TWILLER NOT FORGOTTEN.

DINNER OF THE ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY OF
NASSAU ISLAND IL BROOKLYN.
St. Niclolas's Day celebrated IN 'biooNpn "'
the annual dinner Of the st Nicholas society %
Island held last night Al the Clarendon Hotel INC
menus were gotten up In orange and bore the 'no'V
I'm dracht magt macht" and many other DuIcn fy
Ags Special features of the dinner were the Ior~h'n
h wouter Won Twiller" schnapps from Inc @"Sue'
ke In brown 1uxs. aud long curved pipes AZ o'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Diamond Ear Fnp.. Bracelets. Lac Pins Scarf Pins
Ring, and PrnGlut> all in choicest settings
told and Silver Watch'- Swiss and American al
grades from ow-prcoi Swiss the finest American.
Solid cold J,wclry every conceivable style, at prices
greatly below the regular jewelers..
bohemian Garnet Jewelry finest stones in BIS,
mountinc,. SOLID Silver Jcw,ry, Necklaces Pins Brace.
lets
told Finger Rings for Children Misses BOYS Ladies
and Gentlemen. in engraved bands and fancy
opera Glasses, mounted In Leather, Platna. Pearl,
Silver
Choice Fan, In Gau1c ostrich and Flower effects, with
Bone Pearl. Tortoise and Amber sticks.
Cloek. o, Bone. Of Marble and Gilt with elessat
figures and candeabIl to match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Tho District Committee Of the business "'n i'
Nv ,,,o,ion met Last night and decided to can 4
eau w. ~ ,bc campaign Committee on Friday night to
an active and permanent work for the Republican
'"s , hrr~ G.. u. sweeney submitted report mhc"
nov,d hat the association had oLs~'N'" o' ,,,'.
d,lpn. plan. 1t had enfo"'u io''' ''''''''
,,nov and patronage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
..,.,-r ,ppIV,LS ar THE HOTELS.

.-,,,,ct, r,rp,n Rogers. Of Philadelphia
'r,,unX Charles de strive, Russian Minister at
-, ''.,a FIFTH AVENrE-Congr,esman j. H.
,,.u., If Massachusetts. NfW-f oRh -'ohsre,'"l'
samuel pibbc Of south Carolina "lNDoo"- H. H.
Porter Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

that Mrs white was suffering from complication q
disease AomnG them Iithi~i> and Bright, disease.
The doctor either Of them likely To ter.
inmate her life any time they had made great in.
roads on her system lie Of opinion that her death,
however was accelerated by external Violence. which she
had sustained either from BEATING fall. There
were several brui>e, her body.
The police were last night st searching for white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
~E,OND FLOOR

cloth Boots, u -o'--vorh. q Dickens Th''N'a'
Scot, living N,c,niay. BuNef. and all other -''"o''u
work, vita binding 10 suit tl- t'~te Of every one
cloth Bound Edition, 81 r. Il. Rowe Nl'oot 'o''.''E'
v,-tt ,..orr. I.ot Mt, stephens. Cooper Mrs. >o''n
. ,u,..r n,,ic Trowbrldcc Nat,ha Fnl .y and all
tho n,, author, or popular works OF authors not so we"
known.
Thou,nd. Of Board Cover Books, from all picture books
,- ,ld, Infant, TO the beautiful ART color books ioi
ri--.- and boy- Of spprccatNc minds
Ip.,couaI and catholic Prayer Books and Bibles al
styl., h.udng.
ro, raper In handsome plush and decorated oo\'''
G,drAicd and silver Pens. Pencils and Tooth PICKS
odd a., we'll A. staple designs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

THE REWARD FOR TA>'WTS Ah"hSi "N'N" ''"'
chicago. pee. 6.-Mr,. smell the "'"o" ~
~ -, William y. ra>cott and his detention
,i, ta,.,,iNcJ The reward will hold good Tor one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
..,,.c yr,rcuIyG FOR GEORGE WHITTLE

r,.,,t, ti,r.r william \. Conway held an autopsy
.,t,v nm The body Of Mrs. George White, OF No y
Snorrv,t who died Friday as the doctors supposed
f-or fractured skull. The autopsy discisseo ue tee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
Z. RIDLEY & SONS,
GRAND ST., NY. GRAND ST., NJ T.
OPEN EVENINGS. OPEN EVENINGS.
HOLIDAY DISPLAY.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
COME AND SEE.
TOYS! DoIls!! Cames!!!
Books Fine Stationery Fancy Goods Art Furniture, Horses, SbQ,
Wagons, Toy Furniture.

Shoe
lPr l. M
pm
Dr., Cradles Wn.htud
passenger Trucks M S
Tables an
school Bal
SHOPS
den
~ Druusw and Sdde"'
kapnI d U aHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Tribune once Dec. :. ! q u. Inc movement ~ inc
,.,,,, ,,,, downward. Cloudy and toe
,.,,hos n,.,,,l,d. with light rains IT," temperature
,,a, ,.,o ~ and g. degrees, the averog l's'J bin-
.. higher than on corresponding day last year. ana 50
hisI a, o,,r and light rain. followed bV 4I or c'
''ln GUY ",'a ,irr NAV be- expected today Ia and near
-tifk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
THE YoRKvILLE BRANCH NDoRsEs PARyELL

THE DIX ILLE BRAN'H INIFIRSkN FF"N ILL.,
The lorkvc Branch No. ~. Irish NatlonA
League, has unanimously passed the following reaoiu-
Ons:
Resolved Tina, ", have unwa,erlng faith in the III.
Innate success Of Home Rule.
Resolved That BE- implicit c9nhinrr ia tne igsa e
shin of Charles stewart Parna Daniel Higiiah ilcs.'
d'nt Charles W Sturgc>>. Vcc-pic.denti Johh fhh~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Testimonial Mr.. Nrednk nhc o1 DOH .',,i H ' p
To day marks my forticl year % Wr Wrednt and
r.,n arnngcd n little surprise for you. Iahe tins
oiarm.cock' with my best WISHES LOT your oonuhue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
CHRISTMAS GIFTS IN
CHINA AND PORCELAIN

Dinner S"t, TIA Sc,, Fish Sc- Tole; SETS. MIX Sets
and lee Cream
Gll-. Wine >,t,. Liquor Ss'- Water So.-. Lemonade
Scts and >rt-. In Bt.c-l.Dr,c, have all tie
ceiohrlt.l roc,> exhibition. including others.
Ro,q Bonn Royal Crown. ROYAL Worcester. Meissen Bo.
dcnbach. Hungarian. Coburr Reini-h' crown. Crown
Deyon a.d Tcp.u Pi,gua figure, from $40 each to 80
per pair
bohemian Vas, We have th" finest assortment in the
cty.
Lamps We invite attention % orr Central Draft tile.
Scope extension. bras, Piano Lamp, with umbrella shade.
iuy color. $50.
banquet Lamps 10 sos and Parior Lamp. az $50.
800 diGcuf STYLES of fancy decorated china Cups and
N4uccr- ranging 900 price from - 10 $500.
>Ic. lot, a. pretty thing suitable or >undsyschooi
festivals. Ncry ch-ap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Lafayette Place Baths-Largest and nht.t IA - -
country VapOr- room doubled In size. All oln~~T -
renewed and r,eeeorated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

PARIS PHYSICIANS DISCO SSING THE RENEu.
Paris Dec G.-The Pari, Medical Faculty met 10
day and heard reports of the hospital physicians OH oo
Koch treatment Dr.. 'ufcr, Ferrsuo anu i'"o's
affirmed that the experiments made had 'ho"h ''o
.r,inerv intensity Of Tie effect of the lymph, but
mai no incontc>table case OF cure han !e. poo.i
demonstrated After long debate me mr'hs ~ ~
'tod that il Ma stil difficult 20 decide ~ To inc
,hertncntic value Of the remedy. and further that
was necessary 10 avoid resort 10 tle lenea, ios pu
IL had been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
rE1nrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
( HOURS: Morn'ng.

T., 80, ,,,,,aiu a continuous Line shows IN barometer
euc,n,Iioos ,esf ray observed at H" nIt'd stat
,i 60, IT,, .,tlon this ctV. The da'h'N lnll'dt'
~ noted At Perry, Pharmacy. sun Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
NEWS FROM NEW-JERoEY.
IrP>FY CITY.


n-dson wa, arrested at Taylor , h0'o' US
tcar BY Dcecve Dalton the ,o a,r e. notice. Of st.
Stoned BY telegram sent BY tho '"'Si , d hat poson
Io requesting #. The telegram ,'' ", arre., ,r.
Lo raTtea for fraud p4oa al R Ms aFrs s owes %es
wa W a., mo malice ~ relative. - Zoo" hrr,
CC:"'oN :. Loni, detective Is on h'' va, ~" o.,,,,
It took JUDGE knapp more t'o4 AZ WaI lS g. tSSy
10 fiW -Vit,m g. Iiarney for 1-'"w iG Icr huehanG
d"uis', ~ Coocv', affections from ~ : o'cio.i,
uOh oi Nr,; L'., -, b9Ifpls, H. and AZ : U clo
[he !n.{ wa, said me nT7 would remain o"' al
night. 8, to-day the sister su-
pcr.or At II. francis l'2'p..@ mi, portion OF the
.i,ia. t. io occupied. fh' IRE |@ rar an air sbait
% x'iIcI 10 inc roof The "i'cr gaNg w r
I''' lo s,V M. naue, IN me mod %
a. ro. hard work by tac crpoye- ,r,s 2 t,''
Ir, ,rhout the use OF waicr in' r alarm or excite
covered by insurance l"''' ""
ncut among tn. patents ,.,., lat ,.rt, g..
=, r,. nicotine II the Board " Fin3nce a. 'r rI
az de,idr,i tn refund aipr htH'v' ,4 ~.
ncr cent bonds, ard to i-,ic - accounting io
rn ,,.,r t,ri.tc-.d and coupon bo'' "-tnr Irr,
~ 90 600 ~ which S-3l SEQ WA If . ~ ~
The Board declares tI*' We VIZ"
annually for Interest %l'''""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

lake in Prospect Park Yesterday, ana 'hc'e "i'' "
skating until after two or three more cold hs"'''
The property owned By the lncb'lales "o"'e'
For. Hamilton. in the town Of Ncw-Utrect' Dounu''
Nv rmrfb and FIN, ave., and Finy-fourth and fI'N
nfth SIS. comprising sevcnty-iour lots. wds SOFA ~
auction Yesterday The Home has no use JOE wa
part Of rs property. The prices obtnod WIZ 80
and ranged from 300 to SI075 per lot "oou' 7''
600 was realized by The sale.
The police arc trying TO get track OF ma" a.
knocked down Mrs. May Bar in come ''''
Pearl-st about & O'Clock on Tuesday a't'r''""'
she wa. on her way to her home in "rceI LIN 49,,
Arbgcklc's coffee factory. in Front-'t '"o
week. wage, in u satchcl. which the n'n quo, h,
but the Outcric, Of a girl with Ms n"''
10 drop the sachcl and make his ca'"PV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
THE TWO MINES INCOME ONE
rLAYERs' LEAGUE MEN URGE THLlR IN Ems
N TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE

rr.,yrrs, rn,GI.E MEN URGE THEIR lNILKH'A ;
N TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE
,,,,..,a. ho tu,o Vow York baseball clubs have
been virtually consolidated for 'oi'c ""'o , .,r.
necessary LEGAL paper, we're not signed nh'i He''
, ua,.,.,t ,reoI,s az, an agreement was slEh'u
.lo,,. .I. renrcscntativcs Of both clubs cNpreaAcu
tbeir willingness f. como together under cefi" oo
tton This agreement Was signed in the Potter h"'
i,c ,uhouch no one knew al the tine where IL ""7
done. o club
Thor, is now no New York Players LcaSne 'I"O'
according 70 legal authority. The frSt move lo"''U
,,e ,yioing ont Of that club and lis legal c'isoH"'''
with tbc Nc,v-Yorl National League clno WIS Hi'o va
Thursday afternoon in Henry Bacons once MI ''
a. counsel for the Players League cI""' ' CIV 49,,
Doddipr a. counsel for the National League cruz" ,'
mad. nm, document containing all the pro- lSo"' ''
It,, ,dos had previously ggreed upon Inc "" UNIV -
90 flushed Thursday noon. and NY h''"" '''
dio+cIv asked his clients 70 he at his V'nVe =" .
,a,.o, That afternoon. Colonel McNpl' IL -
,r,ic,tt and Postmaster Van Cott wert on manu- ~ NV
',,noi,,,cd bovr. 4, Frank r. Robinson was III nus
,., ~, business Mr. Talcott represented Nm M
uacon submitted tie document and mS'de " nan al
bour al, three had affixed their sl2ha''tN ~ -
The document was then sent 10 MI "o'o.'7
rrc.on,cd II 70 John i. Day and J. W. Spalo's ia'o
vestc,day afternoon. After hearing IL rcau' '"VH H"0
wise signed H. go I'll, 10Y.
\ meeting OF the stockholders VIII o' "'''
,,,,.r, LIST Of the officers who. ii Wa" cNP,,", y
T ,,"rla he elected has already been rriilcd III luo
1'.ihune That list Wa. with one t\tcP, 'h' 'u ~.
me change having been decided on IN me id't a,,
", ,r,-tor, r r. TacOt: treasure, j. W -paIH'r, ,
dir,cior.--C Clonel r. \. McAlpln, r. h' i"IIu,t'
n. Robinson Cornelius Van Govt |oHll D. p@ett TO- he
Snaidnc. G. I. Dillingham; and two oihe'' 9e' !" "