davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1890-01-05

SasisiactoEX progress has been made with the
big guns.
(, Great promises are made for the new cruisers
and their armament, but thus far the only act
uAl completed result Of Spain's efforts for navy
at to compare with that OF other European ma
.fions is Lieut.. Peral's little submarine torpedo
boat, the only boat Of the sort yet built that
has sustained for any length Of time conditions
approaching those Of actual warfare The
Peral as the new boat is called, after her In
ysntor. has navigated In the Bay Of Cadiz for
seven hours consecutively, carrying a full
crew. and heing manHuvred at q good speed
with perfect ease and safety. For an hour and
The sun., 1890-01-05

upon the wounded nan. The fact is that the
loyalty the oonpiTatoTp. knew, and whose
bravery they feared, II he had been allowed
An bour's time in which e. rally his friends,
and the revoulion would have been baked.
That the Republicans should eeek to arrest
natural and proper enough. hut their riRnt TO
kill him may be disputed. The circumstances
Of the shooting which 40 nearly brought about
here, which wac made after the story of an I'm.
partial eyewitness OF the affair. What chance
the Minister had is easily to be seen and the
story that he was shot TO prevent him from
The sun., 1890-01-05

that followed the proclaim alton Of the republic
In several OF the cities OF the country cost
good many lives, all told. although Just how
many is not likely soon to be known, so care
fully does the Government suppress all infor-
nation apt to indicate that there is any dis
satisfaction with It's rule. One bit OF blood
letting. however. has to be admitted. and a.par-
ticularly inoxeusable one Il was. although. for
The sun., 1890-01-05
npIIN,n NER KATE

ne WEI Is All There 's OfH Yet
...,n spurred on by the example OF
.nd italy. has recently been making
1IsIV I., .rorts TO establish a navy, and baa now
eress .s., AN promising cruisers on the stocks
seyS.. ..,,,v ready to launch. The lack OF facll-
snu .uu .,,hsr national or private. for the con-
structiop OF large steel vessels was almost
complete and the work has been pusned under
Srsst DISADVANTAGES, especially as 1t was one
n tho requirements imposed upon the con-
sr.ctor that the vessels and tneH equipment
The sun., 1890-01-05

killing those who sought to arrest him is proven
absurd. The bullet that struck him came
apparently from the rifle OF a common soldier.
but II waa fired in the presence OF da FonsecR,
and no one has ever been punished for Il.
photograph of the imperial palace that
was, the headduarters Of the revolutionary
The buii,iine is an old one and smnll credit to
the nation but II is the best that Rio de Janeiro
affords at present The Department OF ARri-
culture and Commerce is Quartered in larger
The sun., 1890-01-05

,reluding armament, should be made entirely
A. stain, The contractor is endeavorinR to
nbtain for tho first OF the vessels q release from
this provision. so far az engines are concerned,
beliayins. he says. that they can be obtained
natter and more quickly in England, or some
ether country where the facilities for building
them and the experience In their manufacture
a greater. The cannon, however, are now be-
Ing made in Spain, and 1t is reported that very
The sun., 1890-01-05

tunRtely aud thanks more to accident than to
tally. A great many stories have been. told
about the attempt to kill the Minister OF Ma
is pretty safe to say that no version Of
the affair has been allowed to get
90 far as North America. except one
that threw all the responsibility for the affair
The sun., 1890-01-05

and flner structure than this one. but most Of
the public buildings are DOOR.
This palace as It was called. was the resi-
dence Of the imperial family whenever they
were Officially in the city. but that was only on
B. ate occasions, their actual residence being at
the chateau at PetropolIs The revolutionary
Government has now iull possession Of 1t and
uses II for Offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02

crowd of several hundred person, awaited The
opening II rle. Tax collector, Office yesterday morn
ue tA" first day for paving TIE take If l-'o, aud
many more appeared iu the course If tie ta,. For
.y-r,I day. taxpayer. have been taxing advantage IT
rhe opportunity 10 ,r,ur. their taAbl, and pay by
rl,cE and he total amount received zap To- the hoaI
for closing Yesterday exceeded Sj,OOo.oO).
The Rev Harlan g. Ncndcnhdl la, accepted the
can Of tie o.rrcuc Avenue PIE b, terrain Church. 10
uccr,d ihc Iry. william J. Bridge. who resigned
AFTER fifteen years service. Nr Ncudcuhau will re
GIVE ~ 100 -ai,ry and months v',nu o.. lie Dat.
lccn preaching 30 the church ioi three months
orylc I. Jarvis, a boobnahcr- clcrh. ha, brought
.ui a-,un.t the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company
for +,pUOO dama.e for injuries received On the uign
of Iulv ~. lie -ay, hc wont upon the Platform -
rnl.ayc and Tur, nn'h st. 10 ',ae tain. The
pntfarm wa. unfinished and there wa, suard-rail
#. waacd On and fell 10 the -trcc breaking hi, leg.
wrist and lao. and receiving internal inIuiiea
Complicated eros. suit, FIR divorce have b-en ,nre;
ID, IN. INV court Albert ". = Loynton a pastcrcr.
mo-. Mr. Mary Augusta Hoynton for absolute divorce.
naming I,nc WIN low Puritan core -pondcnt HOyn
to, and his wife have not lived together for tive year.
Mr. Hoyutou ai-o for divorce. naming Mrs Eliza
10th BINGHAM. Il detective. H. core -pondcnt Each
charge, the other with abandonment, and Mr.. Boynton
.a,, that hey husband is heartle'e.
Another woman wa, arrested on sunday upon a
chi Df
she Wa, MIR Ellen casey. OF 40. 800 Twentieth I.
-,c aid she Wa only adjusting flhbon. Police Jus
tic. Tishe held her in 300 bail Yesterday.
william H. licSeman, fish dealer II 40. % Orange
ST. was made foreman Of the December Grand Jury
Yesterday
Tie BrYohlyner Frcie Prose-" the only German
daily newspaper in the city, Ia, reduced its price from
= cent, to cent The size Of the sheet is reduced by
two columns on each Of the eight pages
At the December session. 81 the BROOKLYN and Long
Island Methods, Preachers Meeting Yesterday paper
upon The Relation Of Conscious mes, 10 Creed was
read by the Rev. Or. l. Bccr. and it Wa, discussed
by Dr.. g. T. Mains. X. :. PariInglon, l.. VI. Adams
/ and other.
Gustav K@,cr. 3 German tailor. fifty years old
who lived al 80 - Cook ST, died Yesterday al st.
Catherine Hospital from the effects Of dose of Paris
green taken with suicidal intent. kesser had been
drspoudent for some time account Of his business
ON sunday afternoon after eating his dinner lie
| his room and swallowed the poison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02

Chicago, Dec. l specan.-Much interest is mani
Tested iu the meeting Of executive Officers Of OBJ" West
ern railroad, t. be held here tomorrow pursuant - the
call Of Chairman Midg!cy. Of the Western Freight A->o
ciaiIon one Of the objects of the mcc ing I 10 bring
about an early advance on wcstoound rates - me
former basis If - cent, per 100 pouuds first cla~-
between chicago a,d the Missouri River. The present
tariff i, based on 20 cents Lr~tc class, bat nOW that th"
old G0-cent scale is again in effect between here and
St Paul IL j, believed o. be POSSIBLE" - get Missouri
River rate, up the level Of las' year. An attempt
will also be made advance grain rates from Kansas
CITY and Nebraska points notwithstanding tie fact tia
Tie present ba,, fixed 10y the Interstate Commerce
Commission 80 attempt viii ice made 10 form the
uura, If a new association a. tlI, meeting. that beng
LETT to the presidents and bankers VINO are HOW ariang
LIZ for a conference In New lOih
ArbtratoIs George NJ. Bogue and Henry b. stone.
appointed D. settle The III putc between the Lake Shore
and Grand Trunk in regard To diercnu9l rate on
dress ed beef between ChicagI and Now England ,'2t
board points met today with The manager, of all the
Interested lines heard testimony and ar-umc t.
both ~deS Of the question. They Will meet agliu next
week u consider the evidence and prepare decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
THE TRADE IN CHIcAGO.

Chicago Dee. special Wheat today was '''''n,
10 advance. The tendency, howcNtr was soH'""''
checked hy the news which came 'r1m New ORA u
regard 10 the money rate. and bN some adNl'eS t0'
Philadelphia touching the money disturbances tle''
\, II was however. the close va, about i Gem V''
saturday The deliveries this morning. whch ios W.
week, have been the uppcrmo-t topic. turned o,' ~
be- an ordinary affair. or i'f 1."''" ''-' az
store. here p-rhap, 3lOO0O bushels N",c liver "a
TN, morninE The receipts, however went .o'.n 90
round 80 that the $4,000 bushels a,iNauN un =.
npor appeared L. be- ca>lly twice that az -,
Holders we're encouraged by a decrease an$J
900 900 bushels I'm the stocks OF wheat az r,s
for the month and the visible supply nsl'~ r,SSn,
one of the important influences. DecclnheT -.
onened al 92 sold al 93. and closed az 90 =
Opened al Obs, sold AT 80 = ana co'ei a. 20 IA
MAY opened al ~ 90 81. sold between - W / : a.
~ on A. and closed nj II ol 3 - ol e. "a
cenber corn opened al 80 81. sold At 90 ., o.,
closed AZ 80 II May opened Al - =, Sod belMN,
- "A and % 5-3. and closed al 35 =: lhe At ,oo
vcre l.6 cars and the estimates for Tue isN =
Nav oats opened at - II. sold between - : a.,
49, "A and closed at A ! >. In addition 10 tht Nt'
large hog movement % 600 al the yards. the Inv,
of nrrdnrt turned ont larger than eNpeced: l"es '
circumstance, and free December liquidation -
neri,IIv of lard brought about decline IN pDrh q" -
cents in lard or = cents. ana IN rios 81 y ~
Ncrv frre covering Of shorts brought about p''uA
recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
rr.cnrns rRrr4RLNG FOE rHE1R FAIR

Nor. than 1000 tc,.hcr, OF ~" public SCHOOLS
Gathered a. tio large La % The Normal ''Ier" yes
to-day afternoon % make final preparations i'F '"'
-r...t fair 10 be- held in The LcuoN Lvc"Hm' TON
Do,oe,her 10 f. 20 for the bcpelt Of tu" Teacher
Nutual Roneit Assertion. Jacob !. L"}l'' p7l""
p,l - Grammar school N". -. president ~ 4" 80
c.aiIor was Chairman. The report Of Tie treasurer
shaved that up ~ "Wednesday night onF tlo"o hiH
b.,.u received from thc sale ~ tickets. and that h'
rcp,rt hat 100000 hnd loon -"cun~i b' the officers
"a. o.. f,ir WAS incorrect. While the treasurer va
reading Do, report. however. number "f addit"A"l
contributions AID ea"~ were announced. 30 mat u"
.uu already Boz rhc treasury vas cou'lcrabE h
creased l. r.. De Free. MANAGE ~ u" ialF' u"h
gsve the teachers detailed Instructions i1 reference 70
hc 81 hlDlt, ard a.. management If them. ll' urS"l
up,cl ALI teacher, the necessity ~ earnest WORK. ana
add Tat Tire lir would be- al assured success Inc
interest IN rIc rarhcr,' Mutual Hc.''t \'-''''u'l
ga. general ,.1 thr rcopi" of Nov YORK "~'l"I b,
- SECURE the money n".'--try to complete i- iNha'
Gr,at ..t't-l. prevailed a. th' meeting TIT"
teacher, l,,. forward with tac de"l--t Interest 10 th'
,,....u. ~ fh, M.r which wifi -uow what o\''I l'
,,ort ti.y ar, t,u- u th" schools. An''f i.' -'''
QlI.l N,. Mazda Olv-. DO" 'r ,pr'."- '..' ...' T
r.. .,u.r. f,r. r.rsrrd go. 'rl' was d .'"II''
,.,i,. Of Na-n.u.iuiL the $40 aaI "orh a." 'ur H'I.
-p fu.,r. T. - s. Ntri IN.- -ti"' ""I D' one 90 ''
most lutcg.-tlA- thugs AT ON" iii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.
4 .-.-H

IiyerploI Dec l. p. m.Ihe -aI1s Of me DAY lhcIV"
@ 300 bl.e> American. .,,,,... -. ,.t4.in,
Future, closed hm; Am,rcl middllne, low mlGa.nt
.i,,ss deem D. d lirry 3-6id5 i6idt December hiI
Ta"Tery .,crt SO 6td5 tod January and Fe,ruay
ili,Sry : SGJ as 9.6id. February and NJ RI livery
i-6id huy r, Mrch ard Ap.iI ,,c} 90 o ,oi
I'M. d i\cIV :-6 fd value; June and July de,ikry'
ii SD buyers; July and August delivery 2Jo'd nuS
Galveston. Dec. Cotton easy mddiinr 'lSe 10.
nlddlnp l3 l8c good Ordinary. A6c n't ana FNss
rcreints : oO3 blle. s1c- 76 hll stock s2.23j 1ls
Norfolk Dee l-Co'ton STEADY mdalug % net 3 as
cross r.cept, 90 at- exports To tnf - tam .l'-
Ias coestwl,c 3.036 blle,; sales ld14 bales; s'o'A'
savanna. Dee. l.--Coton dull mddne s''c 10"
middlng good ordinary. The ne and eos, recelp,
II Oao bal coastwi>e. 1903 bales sales oOo
bal : stock 1857 bles. III,
Newt rrans. Dec Cotton quiet and steady; MD
ding. !Rc low niddiing sc good ordinary II"
1GRS bale 5:oO b1r-; "NIofp "
or a, Rr,n 533g bales France f,i9d bales to a.,
Continent 500 belle. sales 100 bales spinnes' lso'
bales; stock .665 bass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
RTN Az 4 philadelphia BANh.



Dit,,d.1,ti, Dec liver since the failure ~ Bar
Tor r,o,ber. i co.. rumor ta- been ri" concerning
the stability ~ a number 81 private banking h'"-'- b"
81. ,tv Then came the failure, q D.. X. janis 30
4 Co. and the general f,rlu- ~ uneasin"'~ became
-,l,t.r and finally whispers affecting the p'lli 90
,a,i,nel bank BEGAN 10 spread about To-Day WREN
IN. keystone National Bank opened f. do'r' I'i-
limo of dep0-itor- began 10 gather and -'on h''''
,,,, We. lcing made on the bank. A. the d"f ''
v,uccd the crowd grew greater. tud F afternoon i'
three - four hundred people were strung "'' "''''
the payirg tllcr- window. awaiting their turn To- ~
coiye their money. far every check t'''t ma ''
presented has been paid.
President Marsh and Cashier HAYES say tha' tA'
hank j., pcrfctly able to meet every demand u"e np'
II and that its asset, largely in cAre'- ~ l'' j."
utilities The largest deposition Of the bank J. 'A' Wy
81 phil,delubia which has "a balance there 81 nearly
100000. This money If withdrawn HIeh, '"."
~ tbo hank CITY Treasurer Barislcy said nii' after
,,. thot bc would not withdraw the money. A. the
ogcers Of the bank had assured him Of IT. s"lV'h'S'
Tho Clearing IIou-c Commlttc, held a meeting 'A'
,rpin- Ilt whether any action We taken DID r'et'1
~ assisting the Koystono Hlak cannot he learned
Promptly a. . O'Clock the door Of the Damn "'''
closed Cashier Have, said that the amount IHd '"i
d,rir., tie day a--re,sit"d about c35O"" Inc
h,ni,'- dep i-i- average. u g. aid. @l-'""Oo' i'
,,rrr Mayor Filler and Nit lar~."' WILL II j. -"''
,,,er with the board # direct r. % the bank Hii ID
&. tb.ugit some action viii tLeu b" taken ri'''\'
t tl. citv', uln,r. After meeting oi Nr ''I.''
mr. tbi. an .ruo.n NiceI resident Granville j.. H"H''
o. ,,.,yeut merchant ~ this city, ac'"ni'II ~ "
iri..,.u- with them 20 lhl-" SUM % money -"' '
,5oIOoo. which lad hecu ID ,..d' i.. .n ~ nr ,.
sad Iat. nj, afternoon mat the keystone L"nA ""'
,.rfDc JlEcIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02

D,.,ror. Dec 1.-The hearing Wa be@un to-ud' J." N7
Injunction suit Of property holders on HoWaio'N dk@"S
nc t.l, Line Railroad Company. The bill d" o'ml'"'
t.ri,. that the ciu ordinance and the Sct OF "7"N ''
, n ald heca.e they authorize the belt lotu 10 'aA'
,v ,yitbout due process OF law; that an injunction
cl IN M o. ,uted the property OF the 'oiP'"t"
u he uor;garcd for il is worth before th' fo's j.
begun and. therefore, any judgments opUi'''u !" ~ ,
" - ~. d,,,,go. will be- worthless that the road
o,obt t urocccd by condemnation y !niN a' IN ''S "
,her roads that DAMAGES should be pld before inc I"'u l.
n,nt and -at an open cut on Howard-st' VIII DEPRIVE
owner, O; valuable right they have ~ 'e use o. tn'
o ,, ,o,.rv ,s IT, will take NJ half Of the bed Of
tho sroe reducing Howard.st to the dimensions OF an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02

Liverpool 1 G.. J. - p. m Beef ~ poor demand ;
extra India mc.- arm al So, Porh in poor m'nd
liam, la far Md. Bacon Ia IA demand Cumberland
cut about ~ % o. duh 40 81 I'd short rib atout -
~ ,t,nd, a. cd long clear mdd about - y. steady
AT shoulder. about H. 10 - N -tctl' 2j.
The demand j. improving; America an finest white
ud ,ulor,d firm go Jn- for september maze. ItiioW
TN. demand is iml rowing Turp milne Ia I0or demand
Ko-n in far deHnud Lard spot aud future in poor
demand Wheat and nOur poor d ulnnd. tofu-NIot
In fair demand futures Ia good drmind mixed Western
mot hrm Al - Ia December firm at ,, sd. January
nm ~ I'D. Hops at LoudOn-lacinc to0-t in poor
Receipt. Of wheat for the last wccN from A.
lantlc 10 100 quart from Pa ac 10 600
from other sources - Receipts OF American
FOR the last week. 3l0O quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
CLEARED THE STRIP roe the cHreoKrrS

Arkansas city Kan. Dec l-L!en'"nani waite ~
command Of the cavalry ordered 90 clear the strip som
dny, ago has rct.raod 10 cam? south Of mere I'
reports that the cdtlcmen have succeeded lh R''uH~
all cattle save few stray bnch"-. 0ut 81 me snip.
shortly after midnight l1-t night these bhn'h' were
c.uti,. med Thousands OF dollar Of lmWoN rinrhi
&c m o ranches viii revert % the Cherokee ludiau-
.o,ad Of tIu1p, are stationed all over III" strip and
All hunter, and campers VIII b" eject d. traveller
will VI. allowed to pas through tlr strip uumolc'tcd
There are fully 800 people c"np"d ABOUT ~ "h'
G wed that Tire strip Wa. Doe opened for settlement
ta.da
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
4.75O.
.,,,,, IN t. Unitec states and. Canada:
NioOIe oNII'. ..n1 49, DDc q


Wheat 5isG 1898 S4 81 sg 49, 5ss
t 61s s ss555S3 $50 5s;2'i s s$
;;S 75Ss o 81 80 80 90 % 10 zs@,,5'S
comparative Liverpool stocks; II 500 Novl. 1890
wnea. cen.as................ 100 go coz
t ,GG cen ql,....-.......... 1000 5000
Hay AND slEAwIh.re Is s.. sS% market sls o. 500
ut the comparatively mod S;et All npehansed
S boc GSc TAR to good i5d55s COMMON to is'r 10
t5s oy % E Son short Sy 5on' ot and
enc a2ssSaS m Ss ' os %srass
medium s. r29: common to air lag o Stat sSs.
lS SsSc $40 90 90 o. iSs2 1859 E9c oe coo
tons :Ef+sac5 20 Ss spot s' ao a.
pun a. "e' .p? 900 r. LAKE 49, anu
%ps r. @ orrGlEoS wAkANTs-D IN:
quoted at s2di6S fair ' to enoe Porto Rico 2'a'o
LnS'A'9v A is'i SiGSsrITs TURPENT M
and 9w ,S o. weaker f99 eys' bS aG steadily adj ns
Strained 81 7l2 GOOD do. Il 500 * so go 3 sS
Z H. y II :, . W. u w.. Is 3 ~ y ~
OIL>Coltonse rules IN DHytl, iS ", Iune n,iS,,
66s cra sS to G be- sS ' At t0 % ae bis
5mSS .DG srpae SAL: e'09 Zoo e Sf ride 30
rude rim 27c pehd s SUNNI! cod aome. %;
gG $3.50 Lased raw 40, y rs f f5c Mc SRad
S ,asbed p W..cr So1S@c 5eaehd spring 2od2Ss
7Ic: natural winter 7Ga77c natural spini,5 e.
N3G G eraGe Hi naa %8S s955 b6d y9
ta55 eesch bt,c sRRrpE wa lI 6sSSac SapOaG 80
per n olive Italian zoe s'Ta an 2' BERTH B'T Market show
considerable reguiary rats e.pecsy on 20
sSsomm%d,G Boon rb to sonm fF02L scafd vas closed
lisbon 3D. on 10000 g'' ra iss snip
FIJI hence to Antwerp loG6o b6 Eglnod do 10 'G
9I%sa and PP5 yS r sA5adds R61s
? IN
na2 g,s. 70 D55 s.:
Mcss within Me-, qqotge sl9 3e "a s fsG
il Mc 50 1888 So stock Of pGr End Df con 55.
ycaF seo '.BEEF-tuclangcd and ga =: CT" ~;
india Mes in te. tlia9Io Sg"g IJHSS ssGso Plate
:a? Do HANs-wa at 10y n yirs&8 6i
sod "nnbangrd IN pfi.e Pcklci Bellies quoted a. SCI
PlcMel Hams a. 73a9F &c Sized qviI66ItfSpi AID
easier Ccas' J22pay 6 G T6 5 ' p Over o.
,f s arrivals, Light heavy ayerss qqG'a ,, ~ ~
e. Pig. IN LAi' and Amt " mo sf az O' Fg
eepte Of hog, AKA nee NE 1sproa option. roi
.hut 20 pont ana co,-d far'y 81 adv OF cosa
sales 80 t., 90 'Ia 100 t. g -5c Dcc-m6er nog
nal Jannry do-et at 637r aka az o''3 =, 5.:
s,'c. 1000 ,c. 6.ooI6.04. Renned-Contine. quot,
z, e2of bS,Sa5e sor A sss55 prime -
grade oa a9d 1921 2ipeeIv ' la, rons s'''
BrTTEaTR.e %sa 2@df' s,t ' CT imer ps
YER ,irai5s DO fair to choice. 2la2lc: STAT,
-; pnhs'a2a creansery oe,. I ia LeA S!s9'i d.
fs5 5s:' al 90 o ea 1i . s.Si ar
s5s a5'5 dir 5o'f rN. S s5oss i iss
ia ' fanny 70 9oa22c fair to eod 169e W We Ing
e.. ( wa d f9-l. c65 s56s a ead I5al5s
CIR H@l9e' w st = IT, i8%I5e; sseooe ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
p,Ssry2rRS "a THE ARI2DyA.

Among the passengers arriving Yesterday on the
Onion steamship Arizona were ihc following; captain
J. g. t. Burnett Lieutenant W. /. Down. captain j.
" Ellco C,uian i.i!I the Rev. J. g. lloltgcyc, - {.
Andre Carl A. f. Nrviu. Charles Garter, John Cham
I.r,ain " H. lone. John Mcmillan. Robert G.. oliver,
DR. r. Mcdonnell. Henry Martin. Dr. II. IT, Matthias.
l. A. Oseood Or. \. &. Pauton. !. T.. Roberts Jane,
uardman. George Hardy. Peter Il. ohcpiey, Alfred
Turland Wilson TAYLOR, Ur. 4 T'ner, ne Rev. W. j.
WIitr iiugn Hunter George Jo' n.pu, Ernest Iurpii'
William sher, ). Vincent ana ". If. Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
HARVARD AND PRINCETON KIcxrRs TO MEET.

Football viii Doe one Of the feature, at the carnival -"
,,,ts to le held AZ the Nal-on square Garden lbs The
staten Island Athletic club December H. u anu To-
Arrangements wei. made yesterday 20 have gam o
football between the Manhattan and Boston Atheuo ''u'
elcycn~ This announcement docs not seem 70 assure any
great football u - ,,...,
Tho fact 4. however That most Of The CnrfiY DIAMOND
oi.vers h+iopr 10 princeton College i"otDdh '5lh
TIA. Eoston Athletic club eleven is also manly m%"" up
-, -, COLLEGE ,Ja,er. Consequently the game ought
, ~. , rxclv one. IL viii be- played on Friday night
D,.embcr u. The Gaelic and lush-Amcflcan elr|cnS
vn also play a football game under Gaelic rules La
crosse games also be Played during the tournament Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
Rosr0y LEAGrE MEN 0BJEcT

Boston, Dec. 1.-The owners Of the Boston League Cut
Me..l- Billing. ana >odcn not SURE tha
the rival Boston Payc.-' club VIII DE- admitted o. N
American Association. The National League mon woYl
rather buy out their rivals let them shift FOR then
selves OUTSIDE protective Of the National agrc,
mo Mt. The American Association may not find 10 -
easy 10 put club IN Boston 1t seems to anticipate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
THE CASE or WOUD, THE MURDEREB'
,,oo,. ,,ruoptTIEs WAITING FOR THE RE
TURN TO ALBANY OF THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL.

Albany Dec lSpccial.-Owinr TO the absence OF
,,,orr., GonoraI Tabor from the city, the prison al-
,bo,ltic, Of the state helpless to-day to 90 any
thing in the case Of Joseph Wood. the murderer WHO
was 10 have been executed at Sing sing thl- "'eN'
The Attorney General Will be here tomorrow p'P"N
Attorney General Hogan met Warden Brush "i Hli-
sing. at Garri~on's on SaturdN. ana II is u'Ic'''
advised him TO regard the "Iuer "i juice ->"','"
proun of the United states District Court, a. STAY
If execution until advised otherwise 10y Inc Nl'ihl
General. III. latter undoubtedly VIII AN '""H'
Iro,yn 10 state whether hi- order ], a stay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02

Of special rates divisions of traffic etc IL Is ih'eueu
10 have the lines in interest enter INTO 'tr'' "s'oo
ment providing for fixed rates ana an e4ui'aD'
division of the business, the agreement l" lh'""0 81"
redemption Of all cut-rate tickets as fa'' Is u7'u az
,,ri,f ra,es ,rii. ,voud do away with the trouble
existing tbrougb the presence the narhet IN 81
Paul Of about 900 cutrate tickets OF the Slcago,
II. Paul ana Kansas City ROAD no" III ''i0 "a "
ltroi iu = I4ul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02

Alb,nv Dec. IA ceitihcate q the continuance Of inc
corporate existence OF the bunHo 9"c'' i' 80
- ,1o, ri,h Tho secretary Of State to-day. The term
- tho o,,to existence Of the company when hrst IN
corpoiatcd on April 9. 1850, was Tor 100 years NV
crlncate fled today extends the term OF the co'po'
existence OF the company for =" yeas o'y "u IN ,,
IT, ~ ,,,,,i ,,,icle, Of association Of the company
,r IRON, Arr,l IT, 1860. Tho company mas cap "
sloorr. and the certificate Of eNensop l. s'shcu pS
,ienald W. Clay and Edward f. DennstcF' OF r"i1','
pha who respectively no 40 and 300 sh'r1' o 'n'
NJ e cnmulnN.