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The sun., 1890-11-21
San uu.l H. E.stsn,s Fors.r,ss.

The bankers and brokers who have suf-
iered through tho forgerles OF Samuel H.
Easton. who played the dual role Of COM
mission merchant at l40 Reade street. and
confidential clerk to John H. 7. Mayo at GS
Broad street. profess to know nothing OF his
present whereabouts. Faston disappeared on
Oct. 8. He has two brothers in business on
Broadway. Nelson q. Easton is q brother at
"a Broadway and Newton g. Easton ls st the
head Of . real estate firm et 229. The latter
said yestertay AFTERNOON that he knew but
am spre that whatever my brother took. !"
said Mr. EastoH, wont into the street. and
more than a few hundreds at the most, TO
my mind the stock brokers who entice clerks
rssponslbie resi- Tor just just such ioraeriss as that oi
my brother and Albert H. Smith"
Easton kept o personal account In the Poo
the. attorneys Of Purnei .Haesman 4 Go. a.
tached his account there but found only s8O4.
The sun., 1890-11-21
sUslNxss 1noUsLEA
a aGisssss North Rsvsv Asak Deposstsr-
Thomas y. Jsnes Fails.

-
Thomas D. Jsnes Fails.
Deputy Sheriff Murphy has received three
attachments aGGreaatinG about e2.5O0 against
Charles H. hoffman. Wholesale dealer In butter
and oegs, at 244 Fulton street Creditors al
lego that he has been absent from his place OF
business for several days, that they have not
been able to fnd him, and that they have been
informed that he has transferred his business
to his brother Walter and has lost money at
the races. He was depositor. It 10 said, In the
North River Bank. He succeeded his father In
business In December. 1889.
The Casey Machine and Supply Company.
manufacturers Of box making machinery at
ITO to 183 Lewis street, is in the hands OF
Deputy Sheriff Fox on two attachments aRRre-
satpe ss9SS 4 bad an aSthorissd ssS sapissl IA
Ess va ods Issued @ for machinery and patents and
'SoD TSSmss lSs s. fs:h Jones doing business as j.
t. made On ,csssn
oldest In the lamber trsSe n Brooklsp, bsviRs
d safhnSss n ossr sone "
ssl 1 Chedlli m an y isotprers 81 sin ribbons :.
lance w., Cough and Jehl 0sborne. u.
Srsiiss at $50 .BrosdxaS. made an sssisnment
erences for borrowed money ,aggregati2g
{5,9S3. This 10 the firm In which GEORGE Il.
comnl!tted suicide lest January. was interest
cd, The failure 10 attributed 70 dull business
apd pressure OF creditors. The liabilities are
They expect te pay in full.
Adam Ehrhardt, dealer In dry goods at Sls
Wills avenue made ON assignment yesterday
to Daniel w. Talcott.
Morris FrnmberR 4 Co.. eroeers At 8? Hester
street and 80 Norfolk street were sold out BY
Deputy Shorin Ferguson yesterday on exc.
cntlons for eAlU0. the sale producing about
The sun., 1890-11-21
Interest In IL Revived by Recent Diseov.
crics.

Interest In It Revived by Recent Diseov.
crics.
MIppLETowN. N. Y. Nov. 2O.-Sherir Stone
and Coroner Pierce OF Broome county have
been called upon to investigate some new do.
yelopments in what 10 known rs the Vestal
tragedy, which lead to the conclusion that IL
was case OF two-fold murder. 1t will be 70.
membered that In August last the dead
body OF Abdallah Haddad. q Turkish peddlsr
of notions and trinkets. who was we'll known
in the neIghborhood. was found hidden in
secluded spot In tho town OF Vestal. The ped.
dler had been murdered and robbed Of his
pack and other valuabies. Whom last seen
alive by persons residing in the vicinity he wAs
10 company with two OF his oountrymen. who
were also peddlers. One Of these was boy
trucuIent looking fellow OF middle age.
When the murder WAS dt covered IN active
search was aot on foot In VII directton, By the
county criminal authorities for the murdered
bssa NJ. 4 H.: the SS
5iab a. 81 sufp0n faik g 10,ss e. 't1ssf Sa
derer. One day last week . farmer
found In o pond. not far from the spot whore
Haddad's body was discovered. eox OF cheap
trinkets ana some articles 0f, clothing which
10y, and which the murderer probably couldn't
we'll carry away without danger OF detection
The discovery has awakened new interest q
tho tragedy, and pretty much everybody ip ~
town is taking part in the search for the booy
OF the missing boy.
The sun., 1890-11-21
New Building or the AeaAsmy or Medieias
Opensd.

The new building Of the New York Academy
OF Medicine at II West Forty-third street was
formally opened last evening. The 500 visitors
included many distinguished members OF the
medical profession. The arrangements were
under tho direction Of tho following commit.
tee: A. L. Loomis. F. A. Castle. Lawrence
Joh4son; 4. n; Jacobas. W. H. KstzenbsSSa:
the Rev. Howard Crosby. an address was Do.
Iyered Ry President Alfssd Il M. Loomis VI: D!;
Academy Of Medicine" Dr.. Abraham Jacob!o %
"0ur Library" ana b; Willis james on " The
Influence Of Scientific Associations upon
Great Cities" There was an address by pr.
fordyce Barker. and addresses q congratnls-
ton By DR.. John >. Billings. u. g. A.: Weir
Mitchell Of Philadelphia. aud Reginald IL Fits
OF Boston.
The sun., 1890-11-21
Factory. Switzerland.
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MEMS or THE kAlLkOADa
Latest Information or Intorest from All
Quarters.

Latest Information or Interest From All
Quarters.
The Interstate Telegraph Company have
flled a bill In the United Statos Circuit Court
in Baltimore against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and the Baltimore and Ohio Tele-
graph Company. The bill alleges that the
complainant recovered recently Judgment
against the Baltimore and Ohio telegraph
Company for $4,000 and costs. which 1t has
been unable to collect; that the reason is that
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
has been made insolvent by the action OF the
railroad company In selling all OF its prop
srty to the Western Union Company. for
%pien e ths value Fl about ,;.9IsE ;9SS 0GS :;
sIs e.: g. hS 6s 4nd 9sss
sa Tx 3 sns HSpss % Of ns
as %a' 5sssss q "a
s5sSeE' %ssh 81 tho SrsesysS 81 o
b. necssssry to sassy the claims OF h the com
come into the case.
Grand Trunk has named Georse III Bcsue q
that city arbitrator to decide the question Of
to Boston, and The Lake Shore has named A. J.
Cassett. formerly Vice President Of the Penn.
sylvania Railroad. 1t is understood both gem
Uemen have consented to serve.
A Chicago despatch says the Post Office De-
partment has made arrangements Tor 2 new
isst mail train that for speed viii beat 81 .hs
su1 over she New York Central and LAKE
Ss0re and oTa w the
ef Postal se~ aud sh viii eave u New
a. NJ Asthe sams n,t,o hour e next t morning It VIII
The present fast mail: An the mall matter, win
Sus no a. ops al @ %sd. this and
6GhSsso dssgstSh esys the orss
rates ON hogs and packing house product are
Interstate Commerce Commission from Nov.
Instead Of convening a special meeting. the
ular December session to ,aeree upon
chsnss ' Vi &c made s. amy % ROAD the Ghiearo
and Alton having consented to wait until it's
compstitors arc ready to act. There is hope
per 100 pounds from Kansas City to Chicago.
The hope 10 & founded upon probability that
Alton will not antagonize. will consent to .
higher figure.
Chairman MidRely Of the Westsrn Freight
ine Of ali the Western roads Doc :. 10 TO- consider
Steps viii b taken. il IS SAID 11oe 70 ersaniHs
late Interstate Commerce Halfway Associa-
Of the "clearins House scheme" that II has S.s, 60
long been undor consideration.
The sun., 1890-11-21
SOME SPICY TRIALS AHEAD
AAdavits that VIII be Rsbuttsa Sy Sous
Iuterestiag Swearing.

S~cbrlu8s
Julius Harden a. Chairman Of ths Committee on
Protests Of the A. U has sent copies OF charges nlsd
At the late championship meeting a. Washington
against A. =. COPELAND, u. A. O.; G. A. j. Queckbsrnsr
N. A G.; J. g. MITCHELL N. Y. A c., and A. q. kicker.
son. N. Y. A. c.. to the accused and their clubs All
the men will waive the thirty days grace allowed thsm
and the trials vii! take place In week or Copeland
Queck kberner, and Mitchell have their amateur stsndinR
on = technical point
The es.rIs: aE ainst Mitchell l. Iha. hs ba. taken
money from the stpdenn or othcois OF Princeton Col
In aSSyy; weight THROWING That he has eompctsa or
picnic or games on btatsn Island
The charge against COPELAND 10 that In August lsSA
a. oossnPSrs % aon,moush county n j. he ran foot
and received the money.
,9n:sh6srnsr 4 CHARGED With 9lyins swimming in:
iss2 And isSS for which he received money oompsnss
Nickerson protested the ground that he WAS not
amsmber Of the New York A. q, whom. OCT. Ii, 1880
he Eonthe 4; u high jumping chs mpionship
Ihe staten Island charge against Mitchell is new
one. evidently picked up since Oct ~ ly viii prove
@ :s e sfns h0ps 's stss
sSS. Of 70 e.. rhS ss%s
nssses in rsbutal and some tail swearng promis>S 10
Snliven the sase At the time Charged, lopisnd and
"baen" White were connected With Lon Ayers
stabs and were in the vicinity of daily The
testimony will be OF the contradictory Kind and the
Scotch verdict not proven Will bs the probable result
The sun., 1890-11-21
A Biz B...a. for Ii. o-,h.. A.y,on..

The fund for tho benefit Of the Roman
Catholic orphan asylums in New York IN
charge OF the Sisters Of Charity was enriched
by over $4,000 yesterday at the annual the.
atrical entertainments. Two performances
were at the Metropolitan Opera House. Man.
Sesrs Palmer. 7. W. Rossnguest, TenY past;Sr y.
n,aa ho,s 9o1 ,sa sad .assgrn
ments, the man aaemont OF which was com.
pittsd to Nj. DAILY. The entertainments
among were Z. s. Willard. the English actor,
Tim Murphy. the new farce star; Allie Aker.
strom. Ada Rshan; Bessie P2pehill HAIRY
Tony Pastor.
The sun., 1890-11-21
4 BETTER FxELIxe IN LONDON
Steady Growth Of ConAdeneo and . Fair
Amount or Buylag.

commence
Amount OF Buylag.
LONDON Nov. 2o.-The panic on the Stock
Exchange has subsidized. Throughout the day
there was steady growth Of confidence. and
the entire absence Of adverse rumors led to q
fair amount Of buying for both speculation and
investment. Favorable Bank OF England re-
turns, combined with better prices on the Con-
tinent and in New York. assisted in giving
strength to the quotations.. On the street the
dealings showed an approach to buoyancy.
American railroad securities we're especially
active and firm This was partly due to large
purchases to cover bear accounts The re-
oovery ranged from IN to 3%. The rise In sil-
YER caused an advance in rupee paper Of 2. and
o. to
~ to @ 81, ~ Mexican q Government bonds TX to
Il bisooupt u honsss i IL the early part of the day
continued reluctant to dc. business. tskIne
only the very best paper. Later the money
eseI s and
sSrins rI reports that the Joint stock banks vii
sdvancss s S for % next WeeEs eel sestismsnt has BEEN
among the leading fsctors in dispellins tho
BY Duntap's Cable Nens ompaHH
little oyer s20, ,SS0 ooS which 6 more sr less
fund for immediate use has already risen to
$4,000 900. which IL more than suficlent. Tho
great banks and merchant banking firms Of
tho country have thus promptly come In with
subscriptions to fund the exact object and
scope Of which could not be a once formu-
morning paper, to what IN America is called .
the Incident 10 historic.
A more hopeful feeling now prevails. partly
faused by The report that thHt the q9yern9r OF the
made reassurinR statement to the represent
aatiyess and M d!rectSrs q The Joint stock banks.
ing out that as far as the BsrinRs are directly
II people only keep their heads COOK and do not
alsrmist actions. the whole difiiculty will prob
ably right itself In due time.
Nearly al the Joint stock banks are tn q
and oS there ts % not the slisht%sst % Truth % In the
rumor that some Of them intend calling In
their advances at next settlement day. such q
course would be- suicidal Is 1t would preeipl-
tate the very evil that It was intended tO avert.
What 10 wanted now. is . restoration OF
confidence. which can be best broueht about
This is what. the London banks Intend to DO:
and the good effects Of such a policy. ought
speedily to make themselves, apparent.
1t is reported that the house OF Barring
Brothers q Go. ia about to be reeonstructed as
. Joint stock company. Mr.. 7: Barring has Of
fered to return. bringing ,E1.0O0O00 The
VII IN With th
that the kothschi lids had pledged .s4o0o, 900 as
9 guarantee for the payment OF the Argentine
dividends Is unfounded.
The sun., 1890-11-21
ROBBED ar HxS TIN BOX.
1t Contained 500 900 OF 6ecurisIes. and
Mr.. Keller Left IL In His Bagey.

1t COntaoneo 41OOsOOO OF 9eCUFltueDs and
Mr.. Keller Left IL In His Buggy.
CHICAGO Nov. 2o.-John Keller. the million.
afro real estate dealer. who has an Office on
South Hslstead street. was robbed Of tin box
containing over 800. 900 worth OF deeds. notes.
mortgages. and other valuable collateral last
evening. Mr.. Keller left his once In the after
noon to make number OF business calls. He
loft the oflce Of the Northern Trust Company
with tho tin box and drove to several other
business places. By7 O'Clock he arrived at .
wholeaale meat market on the west side. He
10 returned the tin box. which he had left In
shs kssr IL IL. and dov.
Sapidly to ths 4. DesPlaines street stsiton, where
at once detailed eight dstsotiyes on the work
was was made without result There can be 20
doubt that It was "a /, taken BY men WnS knew Nj
his % Goat IT, rs she
Jars.
The sun., 1890-11-21
HOO1l's Sarsaparll1a
TEE SITE 0uAsTIoN ssrrLEn
Chicago May New 90 Ahead aAA frsps'
HSr 1eI show.

"or At8 0hSWs
CHICAGO, Nov. 2o.-Ths National Worlds
Fair Commision resumed its lsbors this morn
ing. The hrsttask In hand was the atraikhtsn-
ing out Of the tsnRle Into whieh tho Executive
Committee got itself By pasAinG q resolution
calling on the Secretary Of the Treasury not TO
honor drafts made on him By the Foreign Az
fairs Committee This occupied most Of YES
terday's session. and. whom adjournment was
taken yesterday afternoon, two resolutions,
In effect csnsuring tho Executive Committee,
were pending. At this mornings session the
matter was put at rest By resolution that the
action OF the Ex ecutive Committee was not 10
tended a. discourtesy to the Foreign Affairs
Committee. but had for its object to notify the
Secretary OF the Treasury that the state OF the
funds available for the uae Of the Commiesion
for the remainder Of tho year was such that
strict economy on the part OF al committees
The lady managers also met this morning
pent organization. Mrs, Potter Palmer os
was settled once for 81 to-day. Tfs fspoits 81
s on IN n Sn aPus 30 ns
tionsl Commission session. It WAS expected
to cause an. explosion all along the line; IT
front over Witch such sagsbbis has arisen.
The meat OF the report 10 found in the fol-
PLY and unanimousiy settled st the September
meeting Of this Commssion, and then declared
e e g. ez AND
e: T
osstsd asa west q tse Illinois csntrs road
on that mart q the site Known M as tae M lake e
sSi1dins @ music hall. eleotriosf display. water
saSh Sshs! s.. q: as g
Ssossa That xs yin spDsovs plsPs Sn;s ;pd
ass Ta'9 on Sst y hs
son PARK. in wSioh TO make tho dlsplsy under
re toIlowIns departments OF the classitca-
Department AI,Amlculture. forest prod
uots, forestry. machtnery and appliances
."bepartment B-Viticulture' horticulture
"Bepsrt%ent o-Live stock. domestic and
pepartment p-Fisheries. nsh products. and
Yspsssneat 81 E&nss mining, and metal
Department F-Maehinery.
vessels, and vehioles
g:Pp:Es%sas g:P:Ess%snss 4Sss5ssse.'~ g4EN:s.se!siss
reSs S s1Ss cd sSe exception Of music
and the drama also 70 be located on said park !:
the Government buildings and such other ex-
hihits as arc RermAne thereto. and the over
flow to be accommodated on the midway plais-
ance and Washington Park.
No SOONER was action begun on this report
World's Decorative Art Building" b stricken
ont Of the second resolution.
Commissioner Mercer offered . resolution to
cut electrical display" out OF the same reso-
luton.
A long and bitter discussion followed. Mr..
When Mayor Jones Of st. Louis spoke in ifs
favor . heRtra tow ard harmony began. Presi-
dent Palmer then favored the commfttee.s re-
csri amendment vas then voted down. Mr..
Do Young's amendment was also lost The y:
port Of the committee vas Was then adopted. and
A great siRh Of relief went up when the re-
port was adopted with but one dissenting vote
tleman died game. but he died nevertheless.
Tho site is now settled on the terms given in
the Martindale resolution.
The sun., 1890-11-21
WILL CHANGE UNIFORM FOE srRlPEa
A Dlshoasst Exprsss Clerk Serving In the
Raaks at Fort wsasworth.

A Dlshoasst Exprsss Clerk ssrving In tho
Rsnks at Fort wsdsworth.
Detective Sergeants Reilly and Won Gerich-
ten, who are assigned to the District Attorneys
offlce. took a trip yesterday to Fort Wads-
worn and arrested ]. Frank Adams. private
soldier stationed there. upon bench warrant.
and brought him to this city. He WAS favorite
Lieutenant, believing that . mistake had been
made By the detective serReants. accom-.
panied Adams to this city.
Adams was arraiRned in tho General ses-
sions on an indictment for grand larceny in
tho second degree. Tho complainant 10 tho
American Express Company. He was formerly
employed at the companys main Office at 65
Broadway. On June /. 1889. the complaint re.
cites, Adams took scaled package to the of1ce
OF the United States Express Company. where
he was we'll known. aud asked that the pack.
age, wbteh he said contained valuable papers.
bs forwarded. a. special favor to the Amer
loan Express Company. with all possible de-
spatch to James H. Swinarton. Superintendent
OF Stables for the American Exprsss Company.
who was then. Adams said. in Saratoga Ad-
ANS also said that he had been instructed to
sst SsS R Mhsa sS%d be
The cashier paid Adams slss: and the pack
not called ior by Mr.. swinarton or any one
sIas. and was returned 70 The main ONCE Of
sns ms.nsi%. Adams hsG auisse4 shs CITY. *:
package WAS opened and WAS found to contain
large number Of letters to the management
OF the American Express Company, which
would bo. for their siKnatureS. valuable TO an
autograph collector. The letters were genial
aeknowledgmsnts from the late William H.
Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, and other
equally well-known men OF the receipt from
the American Express Company Of franks. en-
titling them to send pack AGES Tree Of cost. on
IN Adsms as q Dis
grand gran larceny isrceny 10 tho Second @ dssres was found. 3D.
But Adams. though traced to California, was
not heard from definitely until tew days ago
whom an employee Of the American Express
Company saw him on. Staten Island ferry.
boat wearing the uniform OF an artilerymsp
In the United States army. Ho was followed
to Fort. Wadsworth. and District At
Fues |Saasd Of b..
tive Sergsants Reilly andTvop Gertchten learn.
cd that. though Adams enlisted only a fsw
months ago. he evident spperiorIty Of breed
the way to sGesay prS%S,ttion to aOorporal's
Adams pleaded guilty, 10 the evident sur
prise Of the CAPTAIN and Lieutenant OF his
remsnded Adams TO the Tombs TO await sem
Of iISs The Wsstsrn Union telegraph COMPANY Sas
was discharged on account OF discrepancies In
his accounts.
The sun., 1890-11-21
The ro.r.ee.th Street s,.s Won't Do.

Tho site recently selected for the now q.
mory for the Ninth Regiment, in Fourteenth
street. near Sixth avenue. has been abandoned
by the Armory Board. This will please tho
regiment Tho regiment favors the site at
Seventh avenue and 1hirty-seventh street;
20 up somewhere between Fourteenth and
Twenty.third streets.
The Board has appropriated $7.47O for fur
Of the Twenty second Regiment, and has %.
cided to advertise for plans and bids ior tnc
new Seventy first Regiment Armory. st Park
avenue and Thirty fourth street.
The sun., 1890-11-21
Corsner Asal..t County rhys,.l...

Cerener AEalast Cosaty Fhysisias.
Coroner James Murrer Of jersey City 10 the
chief witness before the Grand Jury Of Hudson
county In . complaint against County Ply
sician Charles B. Converse. Murrer thinks
Converse has not sent sufficient number Of
cases to the Coroner during the past few years.
In this matter which compiicate the case so
far as the public understand It; Murrer ct
nae1sd D o' Ths DaSor says Sa
he is exceedingly surnrised at tho action Of the
Jury AMI that he iH ready to meet any accusa-
been paid by railroad corporation for bold
Ing back eases q death BY ssCident which oc-
Will continue the Investigation Into this matter
at its next session.
The sun., 1890-11-21
1np.,.a Q. . Wage. SHAFT.

PoUoHKExPsIE. Nov. 20-Bsnjamin eophsr
mot with q horrible death at Centrevile. oppo-
site this city, on Wednesday evening. While
EldinR on horseback very fast he came In col.
driving in an opposite direction. Ono Of the
shafts OF Crowley's wagon passed entirely
through SoDher's body. he lived about one
hour. Sophsr leaves vile and two children
He lived at West Park
The sun., 1890-11-21
Settling the Granite Cu,tsrs' Strike.

CONCORD. N. H.. Nov 20.-The strike Of the
granite cutters bids fair TO be speedily sd-
judged. President patterson has practically
accepted the proposition for arbitration sub
mitied last evening. and q conference OF the
other lnanuiactnreIs today resulted In an
arbitrator Tor them Mr, .Battsrson viii srbi-
trate and tho cutters will name theirs and
these two will appoint third. The men VIII
The sun., 1890-11-21
Monthly F.y.snts to be Rsss..a.

Nonthly fayoents 10 be Kessnea-
The Weekly Payment bill has had long and
fair trial In Brooklyn. but 1t has proved SO un-
satisfactory that 30 far ss the municipal de-
partmsnts are concerned. there win bs Are
The heads Of the various departmeats are ali
In favor OF the old systsm. and majority Of
dissatisfied With the weekly payments.
The sun., 1890-11-21
How tho Alder.-a Wsu,a Like 70 Sec
0l16.O00 spent.

The Board OF Aldermen has the power to sug-
Rest changes In the budget which the Board OF
Apportionment may regard or disregard in It's
discretion. On Alderman Flvnn's suggestion
the Board voted yesterday that the $4,000
Item for free floating baths ought 70 be raised
gesfion they voted that S460O0 ought to Be-
added to the Board OF Education's allowance
70 sfy Of not :ss than sS9 to
The sun., 1890-11-21
Forest Fires In Tews.

There were two miniature forest fires in the
uppsr part OF this city early last night. and
two alarms were sent out. The fires were
among the dead leaves this side OF high
Bridge. One was ut l62d street and the Hsr-
lem River, and the other ex ended from 1891
70 l90th street. west OF Twelfth avenue. No
damage was done.
The sun., 1890-11-21

Mr. Bloodeoods ONCE and there met Mr..
Houston. Reconciliation was effected peace
Has. restored. There wae no pressure on Pacific
the facts on which MI. Bloodeood acted. felt
thai he had eavsd the street yerY copsideyabie
distress and loss. At the same time Mr. Gould
has become master OF the Transcontinsntal
Rifuation
The sun., 1890-11-21
seh.sf.r Heat. I've. q, D.,v.,.

Jake sehasfer won another game from young Ives a,
Maurice DAlys rooms on Washington street Brooklyn.
teasns nsrd pas -, ds5ssssd The .ummaTy foiiows;
q 10 is"soGS AZ XS.rsss - u H,1S.s; Il g
IvS-i. q. o. H. So Is. Ia q ia a. 100 a 20 n IN
ga ~ ! D. 81. o 2t-5io. Average. 20 CPS HisGsss
The sun., 1890-11-21

Thomas Stewart OF $50 Hudson street plead
ed guilty yesterday In the General Sessions of
registering fraudulently at tho last election.
who has thus far been convicted or pleaded
guilty OF either Illegal registration or false
voting Ht the last election. He got o year In
the penltentiRry.
The sun., 1890-11-21
Birch aips Exscutioaer. =.

TORONTO, Nov 20.-Thomns Rasley. who
acted as tho executioner of Birchall, ceases to-
morrow to he steward OF the Sunnyside Bont-
ing Club. his IesigEation being nc. eptsd by
ihe directors. His reason Tor leaving t. that
he had become obnoxious. owing 10 his acting
as executioner.
The sun., 1890-11-21
The Ath,ss,es SIN Alive.

PniLApst,n'A. Nov 20 At meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the Athletic Club tonight William shar,ir
me snnuL msstin. ef the American AsscoS,ion ~
lSUs " y the claims Of hs club ios rs
The sun., 1890-11-21
Gr.. Dnrye.,. sna E.t.,e.

Gen. Abram Duryes OF Duryes's Zouaves,
who d,ed In September. left a personal estate
Of less than 5000. His willow has been sp-
pointed sdwipistyatrtx.
The sun., 1890-11-21

Mayor Grant Goisx ss Frederick.
Mayor Grant Is going to Frederick Md on
Friday to take part In the big Democratic pa
rade there on Saturday.