davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
@iiot Miafa.

9bOmns 6. SmitbiOu Sitta, Gla'
Itas SoUeoitub, flyer, at Glaita CT inlo
at 8ilot. Sapet lan9s SDiterne, G!uens,
Sioroeue % S~noi0erne bar ct uuotsm'
meli9t 5orruaO al be itsrite % beoite
5iite. 5iiteri er N al 2anoets Iors
uemite 9grir4aneie, n9 minht 30 itnre
Sompanier er beitiRitiget meo at neos
les9e Sill, iUm ital ltibes til n9ltsr
ole SerOenS 2anoe. Oct er ct rilos
fomment garaSis for 5iitcre o9 SG'
sere. Eerue / 8ebring Strrcet %
usiaa Snitlanbet er rent operiplot meo
aIleIla9s Gpr, iOm aisioer toltbare
Stinb. 9eb Spiteu / Noro CT Der tore
0ioroe al 6ualrOs, iOm CT oGrOiIuloe
baabe for lit SjBO % line Su9tGnocr.
Spfoen, iom irr innbte8 her, er MI no.
rpooet. s 2anbets incre os | ben
nurolise Del finoes De ~itDrite Rltscitc.
Der for 5ilgle / belle 8erceu. s Wtiles
uis Ter ma Mprinoer al @jGS, Suo'
ner, sGuoer % buubrebe andre Sla9S
5ugle. De leoer al mlOe 8Gr, o9 mob
Ssiten blioer be iaa feoe, at be bar uuna
Itelis for at Ilpue, cg be iubisOte ore'
Der bent meo &lubber iSunoreeeuis
StOtoreoereu bar fine &liseplaoie ueG
Yueun, ben itsrlte 6luc / Alfalfa. De,
er ct Bunft paa 8eittpitet, buOr utar
paa en- flnr Dag fan ben niiatilfr
Splt, 35 Mil borte. De inoiepte / DIT
li9e Sibirien % / alalta letter oft
oucr Str9oet iuabue 8aaoe % bels9e1
% banoler meb b%oeranore.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
jGiear Bate, Soma.

lGiear GATE, Soma.
9a jes ium sumniel @%bpunent
Nu ienoer iio min contingent,
Sec baaber, anore gjsr bet Samnme
Saa life be oil itaa tilitamnte;
ga baaber ies, @0ecorabsG Soften
81 itplbia blipe ftnl ~paa Soften,
Men pi for bore Center
Saa ristis pcne @rrter.
Com fer % | bet upe Gar
Seq better, oi sob aesning faar,
90 "glrnenS" table Mirure
81 lrnsere uil Tlumre.
-Securabsg pitens" upe Gresie
Den bar bus os bait Sntsresie.
Sper Surmer slGber iig iaar,
VT ban fiji Corn, inn soot f%orilaar.
81 airfeltrio paa Oisie 8anter,
Stisnt hi bar filot at Trcoitanter.
Gs lao Sarpel for bennc Sang,
ct SO0t nst Gar! MI lint min Sansl
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
Gsatis, Souolas Co., Wtirn.

Ser ft pi ct uom9rtet soot Nar; Soeben
sau MmiubeligbeO 80 8uibcIs pr. 9tcre; al
so blec Der life meget, men oct, Oi III, par al
bebite S1ass, iaa oi bar inBen GrunO til OF
tla9e, lfjsnt Brferte baaOe pau Specie o9
areotarer CT meset lace. 9iot Spsbum bar
ri buit iblanot Os / Spit; No8le bar pGret
an8rebet al Neroefeber, % en- opbe, uemlis
emanuel 3. Giemie.
& bar bait FL iaaoan Ssrfe, OF Bet for
@fauge er tnapt for Sano.
GnitFr R. Seterli er opr nbe grGit; ben
tfNia~e Sielefpr9cr fraiagbe zig al prefte.
zig 2irtening Ipr mart ct gar iiOer. stpe
9ui2 ec bpg9et pea Gr9Itesaaroen. Stprites
Oelen al 5oItet Der er suultis for 5Oreninsss
iasen. Sobn 5. @iuuu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08

lngoe ban. Sa ban eusans bar fpmmcu
Ioa laust ! fin 5urtGnius. "Saaean
bIep jeg al at bore alt bette BIN, ION
tom ira &ebeGIerne. Sea baooe faaei
inb ! &ruppen ben bebite Slumpen al
be aueler, 8ebelerne ienSte os, % naar
pi Tom 6enimUo Glloen al arissn, uar
les Ell oanorenoe 8lpmiHe. Ri, Siens
ben bapSe n9iten Opbrust al i'm Antntu
milton, 90 ba mo bite, jes par | BE
'iobelie al Stsriteparten al ben, iaa blep
je9 itrafs en- meeet parbifalo 9eriOn-
lisbeo. Sa, Self 9euis gift Dsiua ioo
ribt, at ban bso en- gelpunius az $4,000
Tor min 9aasribelie, Seb elIer lepenbe."
"Soao oiloe ban 9lure meo ois?"
ipur9te en- ultplbis 6pr, iOm lille baoSe
p9ret ! &ri9en. "8Oge mig og faa
8lpet no al min arop. SoOr meset
ie8 enb bar pant til Sri9 cs Blob, iaa
maa jes ii9e, at 9antcn ON, at jog noe
blipe imeltet, for Ell 3ib toe bort en-
Gel al mine Sutriotisme. Seq bapoe
naturlisuis life nogen iarlis 8rig for
8lpet ielo, men jes baooe lioeu 2pIt
til at blipe foit bet paa ben Maaoe."
sit De fanset Gem ba?"
"Sa. Oct bar nemlis life II nge.
TOR &aanben fom pper mig ieieu,
% jeg be9ap mig lan9t no iorun pore
@~a9tpoiter. @n Dag, ba ie9 par on.
trent Z Mil fra min afOeling os inu
eiter, om jes tunbe finbe uogeu 8e6els
Ter, bleu jeg pluoieli9 omriu9et al oereS
&ounaeri. 0e pur life eanite fire pda
at bet bar mig, men ben Gmitanoi9beb
at jeg a langt ipran min S9raTOe
ling, os De Str, leg baooe, % min fri.
gerIte SptraOen gjorbe, at be trpebe
ie9 MATTE pRre Morberen, for bpi.
BnaQribelie Der bar uolat en- ltUr Se
lpnntng. 0erfor be9pubte be 4n9re
SET paa mig, men leg erog no min Ga
bel, flspeoe TO MauD meb Den ug pa
ngtop iiPro meb Den treble, ba jeg biei
ppermanoet. 90 iaa fsrte De mig al
iteO til 6ebellers Nrmeen. 8aa 8eiet
til i'm SER itonelebe De paa en- Sgioe
lom B9ueo fig Duer 8ennes &iuer
% git bort en- Stunp for at plpnOre
mebens DC LOO mig tilba9e | en- Soloat'
o9 en- SunbS 8arete9t. Ssr De for
lOb mig, iatte be mig paa SOpeoet / q
9pnoe oa iatte Tsnoen paa &auten a
Saffen. Gu Stunb eiter falbt BEN Sol
Dat, ipm itulbe paste mig, iSspu, o,
ies begpuote paa at tenfe paa en- Blal
til at unefomme. Sbet jeg itaf nil
Saano iaste ub gienuem Spunlebullet
Epnben, flsitebe ie9 paa Snnben. De
Tom Inuieu5e ben til mig, os i%aainar
ben bar q not, sreb jes ben ueo Su
fen. Gen uoitsote ct Spl pg boppeO
bsit, bporpeb ben oelteoe gsuoen, lor
oerpaa rilleoe neboper Sjeloet og q
iitptter, Soa ies flap ub. Seq ipgm
meOe oper gluen, u9 netop iom ieg frat
leSe no paa ben anoeu Sibe, fpreoe SIC
belerne. Men ies Hap unoa % to
&ualen mee mig.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08

giaaoe, bet bar ben 9sbe 6usmanosbuiet..... .
bet par 2ig9erften:"
pSr. Aafe 10.
Den 6iltorie fon on iorteae en- Giteroorsnot
| Hesnu,ir peo 9ipuaten os 5eltIlalfelr. 5oor
mango potaler ipnite On meo oinc StaIbreore oeo
aonsens Sieitebuo?"
80" iporepe cars paIitta roIi9. % EeiIen
iortiaiiee til Serfnds.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
g~mrnpnsbura, Sat.

V~TtIHpN1UHtB, NuI,
Set @efte, ipm Ser enona oripes mco, er
ereatnraul, oa bet er ior laugt til noget
SseoesM urieb; Bisntard er Dor narneite
Station, % oerbcn or bet so gRile. gi ieper
nntntli8uiS / Snab ON at faa Sernbane en-
Sang | Siben. Ser er tuu faa nurite Sett'
lie, iiis iIere END 8, iom bar taset eare, %
life ID. Ri yreit eller bunnet nDsen @eris'
bs0. D. y.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
aorreipDnDance.

.~.,,orssutr ubsu gopn % asr,si. toa,s ii's unlus-
a,.,,u M. b. blir TIE ,nsnns sitrnsmIcite al Res
p.,s.rtr. s1osnsi pti lite ttips oHtnilissiort. m,s'
.irsrt ves,Smmens, aorrefpoHssni snltr bel, men Ht'
~softtonsn naa bare Nauust % aeresien.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08

Ten sarfisesstmss % niints -B,aIsuiss- rrs'
rnsss~ ssSaao, gsti~oBt,s. 81 RsEt % saiuHsa'
estts.
frsass6 enttn sntai Rate nsu,m Gbttass, asua
cd rlpfs. DRoLa % stiathastfsssr.
Der tore ylatisaaiss eiats nsasm 9sieasS, Ran
las ylta % ct Jsiteh. Do.
800 5siis S~svaSass nssr ale ststiss etssu
3utH0is. BisesHaH. ttinasisia. 3sDs, 9sisissa q
Gsssfs.
De. Der snFtr -gass.'. DpIssntWsu en- rssissus
sgs5rssisLsE,tr etc, pii btkast at bsHssEs, IA - 49,
m,t' Stsfsnssss,ni ser ebttsss y9lfl5 'aETf
AIT. TasI ~ atispa 40 tdu tl s0ii,ssiss s,ls asJ.
rsassHstnt 9etstn.
R. MILLER, . A. v. r. CARPENTER
Stnsral Manager. Seal pss. q tisr age,
~ ON uHssrr,trirs snsaa,ns, ssss "a Iowas. sa
siss 81 9btesss, Datlwsuta d 81 eenl J.rnbsas,
Fsupsnt, s,basu man al k,npsnss as III . . eau
gan. san~stonmisHsHer. DailDdnt.,. Bts.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
$500 Aabinetter.

atter bar leg reoiat Srflsp ior aopierius
Of aaute BOirRftsr III fun ~ luiiHst TO-
fsrte alasles &abinerer. 5fnne nlRoDnr
ltg lape 8ris sr trr betsmt for en- tort 81.
o9 aae tiifpuoss turitsi TuIis at iu0lenpt
fine fmaa, samle yor'r1iter. 2etie sr o.
,aa IN ppperlia aniscHtas for BEN, iom be
paa aiiiosslia9snoe Stsoer, brOr maH 81 Tan
foo aoos SotOsreiiT slsr aaar $nisn e.
Tor bsi timber iaaoaHue Gorboloe, tag en-
~alminbtIia TIN Tpps" % ienO Den ioumsn
meo 81, os be fnar ttlbose ct Tnln al b.
oaire 8abiHstter, uOeu DtOsre G~miotaiHser
Detailing Der mecfsise aae Grors, % tan IL
aieunem EoueD Groer, BeiabRots sl.r
B~0pirpsnse | resitreret Brer. aprssisr ~
oeiigi: Z ". 5elt, 2i5 GAIT Chicago Woe
ebieoac, gu.
cxy- Aaar De tttper, iaa a9un, at D.
bar laft Aperttisr trtet | bette Elab.
10 16 3m.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
Wt cnifcr siaenttr

for penrue no,iie, yomiiie ktlso. "a d.gsnli
% nns Iefomente inIofi9abigt, DSire qua
ftration,r, elegant tHbbuR0sn o. berisst mei
special features al tor sfniereSie Tor Eas
Der holoei va nj oer hsl,ce Strift. 5tfi
n DtH ~slsgaRtsfis Ho,iit t5aH lltebil o5i1si
suonu broat / Bcabsu0elen. Sea en- asta
rrr 90 bspnuo ftter at toge ORR eibs.
PUBLISHING co, 90 Dearborn 81
Vhieapo. 40. 49,
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08

Naenter eHles g ggi rSg q sS g I t Sa%il ,sa e :, is.o
aOHiant NseEtel erholeet DC tf6le Blfdar. aiFiD
iiTafs eiier pare HstiBssiisr Os hirs en- Z vrriiVliHnI.
Jsbp 6atitp T. &c., ebitaae. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
RrSINEsS FIRMS IN DIFFICULTIES.

Tile store Of D. Fox & CO., drygoods, at Nos "a
and .43 sixth remained closed by the sheriff
tar,,ay but some OF the creditors hope to make
ranccments to reopen it for business. The sheriff
Yesterday received writs Of rcpevin in favor Of tho
following creditors: t. 5 Jailray d Coz $3402 Gut
man Brothers, ~ G57 W. ii. burgess. ~ 49, Charles
Berg,tein q co.. Sl0l. and Sharplcs' Brother 3D.
The establishment Of David McQulllau. dealer in
cloaxs and suits at No. 2i1 S!Xthave who carried
the department In D. Fox co.'s store. is also in the
lands Of tic sheriff It's owner having confessed uds
mcnts yesterday 10 owen W. Mooney for $2"s7. and
to BERNARD Wurzhurrer FOR 1880
SUlzbach. Wcinge Roller. silk manufacturers at
COLLEGE Point, Yesterday had judgments entered again,
them aggfcgsting S1;j,1OC.
4 committee OF the creditors Of TarlOw Il lutshng.
manufactures of knit goods ~ 40 - Nalher St. hit
Ing examined the books and affairs Ol the hwn recon-
mendcd 2 settlement al 40 cent, on the dollar. The
composition deed has been signed hy the creditors.
The firm expect, TO resume business Oh January =.
Tie committee Of creditors Of the vertical Tube
Boiler Company. at No 231J Third ave. and az
HaNcnswOo1 y. Y. have made a proposition to accept
- cents the dollar. - cents cash and the balance in
and that the business be turned 20 the com
Vauy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
Tile ANrI.KLDNAPPING LEAGrE.

The Anti Kidnapping League Central Committee met
NJ thc Hotel Aberdeen last night William T. Van 2andt
nrcsidjng Nine Demorest called attention u the fact
that The report OF the Buffalo Lunatic Asylum oicif'
admitted that over fifty persons had been confined
therein within d few years Miss LathrOp called at
tcntlon to the published statement that the supcr
tendent Of that asylum had refused % allow com
mit,ce of the Board Of supervisors, who furnish the
money 10 support the institution. opportunity 10 in
enec, fine latter Attention also called D. the fact
tina, one LAWYER had secured the release Of over thirty
sane by the courts IN this city and that another
had secured the release OF over forty seven casc %
."rh in,uri ,onment were reported and the committee
o,tcred them Investigated. Hamilton WilcOX pre-
scntcd an address 70 the public which was adopted and
will soon be issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
VETERAN sHowNAy,s arrest.

oman. Eicc he veteran Snowman, was summoned
IN the Tombs Police Court yesterday To answer c"-c
OF larceny preferred by Marvin Clarke the D,'"u
tourralI,t Rice employed Clarke to wFi'e pay
giving him as security the latter says some N'Iu"D'o
napers This was three years ago, ana '"F"c S'''
Rice has paid him for his services le' nv ~
a,,ntr,en, scvcrr,l weeks ago and while they were
locking over the papers the satchel containing 'h'
manor. were taken from Clarke. piece of paper when
he has since learned was a three months note ior
1900 on the Chemical Bank, was thrust INTO MS manu-
Clarke asserts that Rice has 10 account WIN tl'
Chemical Bank. Rice. he says rushed oht or NC
hmdjug with the papers. He wants thc paper or me
mnnry for his work Justice White, before "hon ilc
case IVA, heard Thought the two men c0uld '"itle we
matter between themselves Rice accused 'Idfhr WIN
Giving b. the press portions OF the story Wni.R lhe
latter wrote for him. practically making II Woithr,>
The writer denied this. The case was ADJOURNED uH'
January 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
MONEY FOR TIE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

The Board of Estimate considered and fixed the
estimate of the Department Of Public Works yesler-
DAY. The provisional amount had been settled IN
October at 81 992. 900. At Mr. GilrOy's own sugges
ton this was reduced about $4,000 on the item Of
floating baths public binding repairs, constructions
etc Then $4,000 additional was agreed to for i'm
proving seventh ave- and $4,000 more for 800 new
hydrants which the Fire Commissioners and Chief Bon
ner certified necessary. These and some smaller
changes brought the total up TO S3,0j3,72O against
S3.216,2l5 allowed this department last year. Among
the items were Aqucduct, and maintenance,
S27OO bOulevards roads and avenues, S3,oOO ::
seventh ave. 100000 floating baths $4,000; street
lighting 100000; laying Croton pipes s23o29O :;
public buildings $4,000; repaving streets and ave
pues $3.50 900; repairs and renewals, do. $3O0,OOO
sewers 100000 salaries, S336,1eO.
The transfer Of the control Of the schoOship st.
Marys from the Board Education to the Chamber OF
Commerce approved. This action was taken
alter an exciting debate, in which Captain Ambrose
snow A. Foster Higgins and President Charles >.
smith of the Chamber Of Commerce. advocated the
change, and school Commissioners DevOc and OBrel
vppOSed II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
INJURIOUS ATHLETICS.
UNDER WHICH HEAD Mr.. TowNE PUTS ALL COL"
LrGE CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS.

t.xnrp WHICH HEAD MR. TOwNE PUTS ALL coll
LrGE CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS.
To tho Editor of The Tribune
Sir. Keppelc Hail. Of the class Of 'O2 at Princeton
l. respectfully informed that my cyctofth were cue
lcforc he wa, born and that there Is nothing III ths
history Of athletics, from the hISt "rech contests "
fine Ia.r fools rally at Brooklyn, that do not know
an ,houu I had a chance 10 learn much this sub
f, during a residence Of five and half years I'm Eng
land | have since lived some years at Cambridge
Mas: have lately had occasion to write the history
of Princeton aud Yale have pretty well known slh'o
nv graduation there in the class Of 80 There Is no
dout whatever OF the extreme importance Of all round
attention to gymna,tc exercise. including haScDai
and football scientifically played. 1t Is the damna
ton 81 sound pa~tmc by competitive athletics "hlch
dcnonncc a, a crime against n culture. and especially
an outrage upon the physical side and burning shame
upon that Of manner, and morals. II IS in the gross"
,t Ignorance Of the physics OF muscle and nerve That
any man can approve or even tolerate su'f
a strain as all championship exercise requires
\ sound animal. finely trained and developed
can take exceptional strain IN actual HE without any
great peril Of mIary but constant strain. wh'h
picked men subject Themselves To. inevitably tends
to chronic injury. and such lamcntable carly death
n that Of John Boyle O'Rcik. II We take muscle
development the live and active part ~ the muscle
l. the soft interior substance within the hhrc, and
the over dcyclopmcnt az hard fibre. with INJURY 10
the condition Of the soft substance. is not sound
result. but result which tends to antclac the
dcludcd victims funeral. And al hi, has SIM
greater significance wien We note the effect such
organs the heart ami other chief seats Of vital
action. They are liable To chronic injury. which
viii life short. and English statistics especially
show that competitive boating at oxford and Cam
bridge has established the fact that shortened III,
is the price Df the struggle for great success
Athletics, in the sense Of contention for victory In
public games. and the necessary training can never
be either profitable respectable, however popular
they may SEEM or may be. rs school
ot betting and Of excess in rivalry.
If a character always tending to be low. and easily
sinking 30 Ice brutal they are no pasmc for gentlemen
and cannot sub-crvc gcncmanly culture. simple
paying of football or baseball and practice In boat
ng upon basis Of sensible exercise aud healthy sport
can be- made and ought 10 be made, II valuable and
an interesting pasme but tho habit Of overexercss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
amc magazine the cOmposltor

lbpr pages OF inc stlllc Hld-tHihp wv
wouiu The year le7i, having some contention With
Nnhrr as 10 which form Of the word Should pe
puuhs after some Investigation OF the origin O tlc
u'cu, ! wrote 90 the publishers OF webster POM
cIliIst tint, error. they replied not Ccyl the ms
M Int referring 70 the newer edition tieu !,lNt
iih'' -, vtich hi, was corrected By the introduction
ONT annca,iTy with four eminent authorities Tor rs
81 ~. now found in all their later editions, me
" sion was however, too well eStablshcd' anu
COZ, Kid, 10, grOnnd hero an Amerlcahlsnl' not
". n""andiug the effort 10 correct IT, .
" =. h somewhat curi0us question now IL came
IL, mat Worcc ters Dictionary. In the next EDITION
%rW,riur Webster. o. 1852 made the same UsliHc
lpoo,. Webster wa, copied good authority IN pace
uiHfrlral research into the history 0f the worl. 49,
III Wtllr wc have the double forms OF realty -failV
-.oralty- personality, the former OF each sirlctN
Pc,l term We can well specially speciality we
III in IL legal use. lat we should not say sprd,ay
nhon we mean speciality, any more than we won" say
,oaltv when mean reality. , H.. g..
'0 have however. come 10 the conclusion that IL j.,
NOT We TO struggle long against current forms OF
',eech I'm The place where one dweNS. II ne HNts
- town where everybody speaks OF the ran a.
40 no-t II is foolish for him loudly 70 speak OF ne
@ch 30 few Of the more intelligent cIuLchN VIII
,.,gard him as p dude crank. a we III New lor.
should look upon a man who perSstently spoke o.,
Ire as Parrce but tho great Of the people w0ud
tc.tow A sovereign pity on him one whose early
aducatlon had been limited he didn't know that
Il @ spelt dec and pot spelt pot. $1,000 - ,,nr,.
or-ivD DCc -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
yru. POLICE srRGrAyrs APPOINTED.

The Police Board yesterday promoted five rounds
mon o IN the vacancies i'm the list Of Scrgeants Ihey
ar, lanes g. Cooper. Michael Naushton. Thomas Me
corr,,ck Thomas Morgan and Daniel {. Novnahal'
President MacIcan and Commissioners Noorhis. who had
the choice Of the men the eligible list OF rouhdNmen
I'D not announce In open meeting ho" the ne" ser
,o,,. had bcen chosen but IL known that VT
yoorhl, hnd selected Cooper and McCormack IL was
said that both Commissioners had wished 70 pIomo'e
EoundSman Cooper, who transferred 10 me 'ehtrh
oricc ,1uad upon the recommendation OF sdperlh
tepcent Murray In I--6 and had earned recognition
hv ncrlto~lo,s service in that squad. Mr.. WORMS
wns willing also 10 name RoundSman Naugh'"h' WHO
stood At the top OF the civil service list
x,ur,t,r ma. performed duty lately IN the fremont
.guad Mccormack has served In West Thirty seventh
ST. and both Morgan and Moynahan were Tn the
lIghhridcc squad. sergeant Cooper was transferred
to the West Thricth ST. squad. %anghton 10 Delaney
4 NcCormac, 10 CharcsSt.. MORGAN 20 Fith 81. ana
MoynalHu to Morri-ania. The olloWlIg transfers %
older sergeant, were ordered Sc,y. from M"Irisaa
10 the Harlem Court squad; Nuret. from Dchh''S t.
e. the Broadway squad. and Croker from Chariess~
to the CITY Hall squad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

which our colleges promote is wrong a,e and
which ought 10 be stamped out on D1'" as Mr. Hall
ethical grounds. suppose J w tSe last six years
alleges instance three cases ~ the t Ss nropery
where loss OF lie has been what ailege Is the
far greater saep, Of ,n "u 5sst tS iA y, ccmpSs
yea s.u are NOT properly and
PLAYED" and cannot be- because ImeS inuTIons
character The wild rush Of people sud dee as weTo
o,nlv drayn 4" snrlngleld and BROOKLYN VAST v.
money time and interest which our c Gmes IS IN these
rocde NJ eohor history From the greek OH @
the downward Of public games can S ne horrors
we may M form faint picture from rs fett 'sV tha
bo spanish bulltght" The hstorl,al iacI - ,arod
oyon in Crook games the professional element paye1
aad p9rt 'H compS SS That the
rstIer, Strength l. preferred Ia the wisdom OF INC
philosopher and Eurpdes holds W the syoT Roman
ircms with Eats for $4,000 spectator was such
temple Of iuiamy otherwise the worl' Tr0wSE'
New Haven, Conn, Dec. 10, looo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
yUyERAL OF TIE REV. FATHER LARKIN.

Father Larlsn, pastor of the Roman CATHOLIC 'hur'n
OF Holy Innoccnts. Thirty scvcnthst ana bio"u"'S
who died on saturday from pneumonia was Du'ie"
Yesterday in Calvary Cemetery, the unerii pt''"H
place ~ the church Mt 10 O'Clock In the presence o
large number OF priests and congregation OF FSIIch
The solemn mass Of requiem was offered b. thc Kew
Michael J. phelan pastor Of the Church Of It Cecilia
who was formerly an assistant Of Father LarKil' ana
with him were the Rev. James FitGSlmmons oil PecH'
Kill; the Rev J. " Galllgan. Of the ChIrch OF inc
Holy Name and Fathers ". F. Kenny. j. j. kcahe
and Matthew J. D0herty The Rev. Dr. Johh DC
Onirk OF ~. Paus Roman Catholic Church, one
huuired and ,evc1lbeenth-It and FOuI1haNs''
pre,c he'd the Archbishop CorriIan pr'h0uh'co
thc absoution Among the priests present were
Nansgnor, Mcdonnell Preston and Farley, the Kew
Dr. nenry \. Brann, Bishop Conroy. OF Curum the
Rev Or g. Prendefga,t and the Rev VI. j. lavelIc
rector Of Il Patrick's cathedral TIE Galway Beneyo
lent Association represented. Among the other
we'll known yIncn T.. j. Clcary, president OF me
irish Home Rule Club Michael Glhln. ID. {. j.
Maguire James K. Floyd. bryan Lawrence, Major fd
ward Duffy JOHN j. Rogers, John MORAN and John
IOrney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sunrero Court,-General Tem-Recess -.
Suprem. Court-Chambcrs- Brforc Beach, JNouV
oes AZ ia 40 A M Motion calendar called az II 80 a. m
supreme Court-Specia Ier-fart l-AGIoufied iot 'n'
term. -, W., ~. n ,,,,,roed 10,
the term. ,....,, ,,a., , ,d,ov,nes for the term,
supreme Court-Crcuit-Part Il-Beore Lawrence j.
Nos 1900 1902 23l0 ~ -, ,,., D., en-.
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No dsy calendar, ,, w.. ,atou.osa until the n~,
superior COurt-Genersl Icrn-AuJoufheu u"'A 'h0 NV
Monday Of January 1881. ,.-,. ~. ,,.,,,, r-p,x
. superior Court-Tral Tenn-Parts l. IL and III-Ad'
Iourncd for the term. . - o -, e.a
contesd viii o, Andeas Stiednisch, at 10 80 m 10
6So contested Will OF Il. ID. Hall at 10 80 a. m ~
65t contested will Of Patrick Wade. at 10 80 a m ts
mony 10 be taken before the Probate Clerk wills w "
r. Cusack and c. c. Marsh. at 10 a. m T. l. faFrOn
and A. l.. Sieghortnsr at 10 80 a. m
Common Pleas-Speclal Tcm-Beforc Bischoh. IT, j.
Common Pless-Equty Term-Before Bookstaver' j.
Nos %. o.. ... -. , n, ,,,,urnea
for tho term. . ,.-.., ,r,,
Friday. December 20 1890. .,.
CITY Court-Special Term-Before fitzsimons -
Motions. 49,, .
City Court-,a, neral Tcrm-Adounsd for tho term
CITY Court-lral IernPalts /, IL ana lII-Aulournos
City COurt-Tral Term-Part Iv-speeia motions .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
TIE CANADIAN GAME LAWS VIOLATED.

The Revised Statutes Of Canada forbid the cXporta-
ton 0i game 10 this country. and Thomas Derry. OF
Montreal, is charged with breaking this law. Customs
accountant Of Canada called at the Custom House AZ
It's port about month ago and told Special Trcasur,
Agent Wilbur that Derry was suspected Of violating
the Canadian game law. Mr.. Wilbur went 10 work
In his energetic manner and learned That Derry had
been furnishing deer partridge woodcock wild turkey
quail and game fowl 10 many hotels and dealer, ip
this city ;or two years. To Austin & Co. he had
shipped about 1000 psrtrdecs; To the Brnn,wck
Hotel. about $500; Knapp d Van No,t;and. ahout
1000, hurelo, 1000. and \. VI. Robbins 1000 T,.
PehaIty Tor each ofcnce i 500, and II Is said flat
Derry mas incurred fines amounting TO e22 500