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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
THE CHRIST CHCRCH FIRE.
HISTORY OF THE neutrality-suspicious. o.
A LARGE PAINTING.

HISTORY OF THE MISREPRESENTATION o.
A LARGE PAINTING.
There were rumors afoat yesterday that J.
Benteys painting. The ideal Head of Christ whici
was on exhibition in Old Christ Church. was not de
str0yed In the fire Wednesday night There u
little room for dOubt. however concerning The 10
>truction OF the picture Mr. Bentley says everything
was all right when he left the building at O'Clock
and the ire was discovered shortly after that hour
Captain sanford. of the Fire PATROL said last nign
that he had found some pieces OF canvas IN the RUM
OF the edifce and he had doubt whatever that the
painting had been DESTROYED. lie was one OF the
first to reach the fire. the origin OF which has no.
been discovered. The painting was insured IN th'
Northern Insurance Company for 5000
Christ Church i the Oldest parish exrep~m1
Trinity in tliS CITY, In 1893 some 81 the members
OF Trinity Church. which then the ONLY EplScops
church in New-lork wanted the Rev. Joseph Piinofe
who had been Methodist minister. but had becon"
an Episcopaan and had been ordained by bisnoi
Seabury to be appointed assistant minister at TRINITY
Tie rector the Rev Or Provost, and the Nestry TO
fused to appoint Mr.. Fillmore. on this account
part Of the grcgstion left and organized Christ
Church. They built church on The north SIDE o.
Ann st. Just of wtllam-st.. and called Mr.. ri
more 10 the charge. Mr. Fillmore resigned IN io"i
and was succeeded By the Rev Thomas A. Lyell wht
remained rector for forty years. In ls23 me
parish sold the Ann>t. church to . Roman Catholic
congregation and bought an old theatre on :he north
side Of Worth-st just west of Broadway THIS bulld
ing was torn down and church was erected. The
Rev. Charles II. Iiasey. who followed DR.. Lyell was
rector at that time Mr. IIalsey killed by fall
ing ont 81 a window OF the Everett House lie
was succeeded By the Rev. f. ;. Wiley, who re
signed In l-G2. The congregation left Wortist. 10
le53 aud built the church Vest Eighteenth st. which
is now 81 AIMS. In 1853 they purchased the church
building at Fifthave. and Thirty fitl-st. The
structure erected by the Rev Mr. Corey. lIaptisl
minister lie sold II 10 Christ Church. aliing I'm par
payment the church In Eghtecnth>t. lie afterwaN
sold this 10 II. AIMS parish.
The Rev DR. r. C. Ever succeeded Mr.. Wiley. lie
resigned in November. 177l and organized The parSt
Of - Ignatius in West FOrticth>t. DR.. Ever WA
followed by the Rev. Dr. Hugh Miller Thompson. now
Bishop of Mississippi. He resigned in $50 and was
succeeded by the Roy. DR.. William \. McNckar WHO
died suddenly on september II, 1-11. The Rev. DR.
Jacob :. Slpmsn followed Dr. McNickar and Is the
rector al the present time. The parish gave up the
church In Fftlave. last Nav and erected me me
building at seventy first I. and the Boulevard. 1H
old building bought by Frederick BlnSs, WIG
sold II to Levi, = samuel for S3OO.OoO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.


Washington, Dee ls-lh" following Ranges IN inc
station, and due, o. officers Of Nh" Corps y Engineers
are ordered First Lieutenant ttfalIm y. Fitch Will ~
e,e Major James - Quinn temporarily OF the charge II
the under HI direction; Major Quinn VIII pro-
coei 20 Nc~.Orl'an- La and relieve captain walter l..
Fisk x the char" - at works now under his direction
and = his duties a. engineer OF the seventh ana 'sh,h
lighthouse districts. 'Iptan FISK VIII proc 10 p''''
MINI. and tih" chars' 81 me ""'N> no" u1cr 0h' ui'
r"etiou ~ Major o1nn iN"Nihe Lieutenant fltch VINO
viii then report 10 ta9ih fl' f"f dNN uuer NJ oruers'
Captain ii-N viii 80 >"tv" 200 pa'" o MAJOR quinn a.
member - th" Il arI ~ Engineer o'r' on HafOot Lines
az Portage llhr Captain walter Reed. assistant sur.
g-ol now duty az Baltimore, Nd VIII report "lthons
DELAY ~ the commanding olicr Fort keoCn Mont for
temporary duty 40 that station. captain william q.
owen r. assistant surgeon now on leave OF absence.
VIII report without DELAY 10 Colonel Eugene A. Carr oih
'H>rN. AZ RAPID Nv : y" l"' u"'' WI" ''"'pS III gag
field Leave " al>rnce t"r fourteen da'- j .rd'''d
captain william Nt'rh'n~'n' assistant surgeon fo''
Chaplain William larAn viii report IN person 10 Brlga'
dcr-Grnrra Thous, trle'r president 81 inc ARMY he'
firing Board az - PAU. Mimi. Tor r\anihatoh'
The l'aN' 10 ahN'hr' granted N'!"f 'o"n = '''or',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

Albany. Dec. / C-pcclan. William W. thompson
4 lawyer. vino figured con-plcuDI>Y I'm al e''apddc
with his typewriter about a year ago. and WHO also
attracted some notice from the ScuullouS lc'terS
hc sent - secretary Nohlc because u his dismissal
from the Pension Bureau. + prisoner IN the Maiden
Lane JAIN in default of $4,000 ball. The arrest was
the result ~ Information laid before Police Justice
t,ulmarn hy District Attorney Reilly. Thompson
v.t, tire attorney for the family OF Thomas Denny.
Which consisted ot the latter and one daughter
Jane, Denny died June .. leaving an estate valued
~ about $1,000. rc,ldc> Thomas aud James Denny,
there age several brother, living IN Ireland ON oc-
tobcr - Mr. Thompson offered 4 VIII for probate,
witch was admitted. THIS purpor"d 10 have been
drawn the day James Denny died. II Is in the
Handwriting Of Thomp-ou. who I, a witness to 1t.
and II lrlucathc, all the estate ~ tn dead man
Ia ~, brother Thomas. The District Attorney I,
Icd 10 believe that the VIII written by Thompson
two dan after the death Of Jane, Denny.
IN ,ul~ Denny IS an old man. and from him Ihomp
son had obtained specific agreement Tor 5000 fpr
taking care ~ the r>t1t" for one year. When Tie
Instrument admitted 10 probate. Thompson ~Woic
that De- had known james Denny since september,
IT, lut I'm statement be- prepared for ia" pre-,
diV ~ declare thar De never SAW the dead man
prior - the drawing of the WILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
riyDllr,u cuSrv + rRriE ~ THE rlcrLTT

Detroit Mich. De, L.. VI meeting of an ~
y,.tsatur committee 81 the faculty Of the Michigan
,oIlr. of Medicine Il. putr ARCS" ~ 10 the mode
If conducting au Investigation. which resulted III the
.,..ienatiou, Of Dr, Nulherou and Wright from th'
l,uliy The committee Wis appointed 10 lhNc''igh'"
d piece II vandalism winch occurred last Nih'AN iit"'
m I'm. a.. eating room of the college For the second
,,. DO, "a, Last tir,,. v.ol, the d,,cctlng room VA,
lr,,r, int, instrument, were maciOu-y broken ANA
DESTROYED and worst of ALL the subjects on the
dl--rrilug tables wcro 'hockinsy and d'>S"'uhsN
,uutil,rr, When M, outrage was discovered III the
morning great Indignation WI, felt by the students ana
,rulty and Drs. NulhrrOn, Parker ana Virgin were
,,,,,, al ia invest cato the matter ana bring the
1t,,,,d,l Ia h-frr The students who owned thc Sub
,'t1 also rmpl,,cd detective, To- work on the cast
t,.ir, IA the Orrab IN the committee, the question OF
ruuTug tho ghoul, who INITIATED the bodies 80 Ju'o"
g.. tcmporaIll, abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
TILE MONTGOMERY corXrY covrrsT.

Amsterdam. y. y. Dec. l. Special Ni"r an al
iourlmert since Tucsday the hearing IN the DIVER
Duulap Assembly contest resumed TODAY I'D"
same kind OF testimony taken a. has been produced
heretofore and II f. believed by some that The con
tcsant has nearly finished his SIDE Of I'll" ca~" from
The fact that The evidence adduccd TO-DAY was 'imph
a repetition Of what Ia, already been given Tie VIII
uesses examined today were Charles !. Norton. Town
Cerl, Of Mindcn Edward Brookman OF Mndcu Joseph
MAXWELL inspector - election James smith and Town
Clerk William j. Quick, Of Charleston. The Eepuh'
lean County COMMITTEES continues 90 get eviden'e 81
bribery against the Democrats. and just soon ~
MIR DIVER has finished his case the Republicans VIII
nrocecd with their side Governor HI viii b. shocked
AZ the revelation particularly when lie hears 81
the parties implicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
he held at Grace Church Saturday at = p. m, the
rector, the Rev. Chauncey b. Brewster. officiating.
SCCCI WILL BE A FREAK"
AT THE COMPLETION OF HIS FAST HE WILL

AT THE COMPLETION OF HIS FAST HE WILL
POSE IN BOSTON MUSEUM.
"Bravo.e came from The lips of hundred spcctAr
tors last evening a. sncc called for tho broad
stepped ghty the ring to measure strength
with a momber of the Italian Fencing Club His blows
fell thick and fast against the blade OF his opponent
There was every evidence of force in the loud can OF
The steel. Hi, movements were rapid his head was
COOL hi, sword TRUSTS were straight and graceful
Partisan ducst a German corp>Ntudeht wonid have
found him focman worthy and good
During the early part IF Yesterday. which was the
forty third day Of ruc, fast. his spirits were not re-
markaLly buoyaut. lie slept several hours In the
morning and i'm The afternoon. lie wore look down
cast woe begone and gloomy. which added l" 'Hc 'p
parent comfort Of the fat visitor. who haunted the
Mace Yesterday. and which made him seemingly more
content with his own lot in life. Toward evening
however. Succi grew more cheerful. lie caiherci
strength as he dwct IL Imagination. upon ms sunday
feast and the nVisOlating presence there oi many
friends Al various times during the evening u" III
duccd in NJ, of dancing The applause OF the visitors
put him I'm excellent humor. lie signed MS name III
whose letter, there trace of nervousness win
evident pleasure to dozens of the papers containing
the record of his life the history Of his former
battles with HI, appetite.
Aided by his manager. Succ made ont his billof fare
Yesterday for the dinner at 4 O'Clock on sunday az
ernoon It is to consist of anchovic>, rice soup fried
smells talfs BRAIN roast quail. cocoa pudding.
fruit cakes. ice aud coffee.
You com >unda"! he said TO The Tribune reporter
All ma frens com. ! prepar ma stomach Saturd
uisht. / take bouillon, WAN tcaSp0onfnl M'cr wan
on sunday evening succi will leave New York for
Boston where he will be placed on exhibition In
Thr faster lost only one quarter OF a pound ye--
terdav and drank none OF his elixir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
SENATOR'S CHOSEN ~ IDAHO.
suorp AND McovvrrI GET THE SHORT TERMS

sHOUP AND MCCONNELL. GET THE SHORT TERMS
AND DUBOIS THE long.
Bolse CITY Idaho Dec Is.-In joint session TO-DAY
the LEGISLATURE elected Governor George /. Shoup
W. j. Mcconnell aud Frederick T. Dubois tinted states
senators according 10 agreement last nitht. Shonp
and Mcconnell viii serve for the short terms ending
March /. 1-9l. and March I. 1898. Dubois gets the
lull term OF six years from March ne'i.
Nj Dubois born ia crawford County, III"
on Nav 90. l-3l. and was graduated from Yale In
Is-o In 1915 and ls7G he wds secretary 10 the
Board Of Railway and Warehouse Commissioners Of
Illinois lie went To- Idaho IN l--o and engaged In
business and from --2 10 l-oG he was United state
Marshal for the Territory. He was elected Dclcsa"
10 the In Congress I'm 1176 and was reelected ~
IesS Governor ShoUp appointed Governor 0i
thc TERRITORY IN April l-79 and elected Governor
Of the state last November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
HOLDING ITS AGE WELL.

Three generations Of New Workers have bought
furniture carpets and general house furnishing goods
Of COW pert hwait whose establishment has been lad'
mari, for many years in Park Row, near Chatham
Sou,re Annually since lSO7 the concern has dressed
itself for the Christmas holidays, and right now for the
eighty fourth time. Is busy supplying the needs Ut
Christina, BUYERS. Everything suitable for n gift IN
his season Is kept In great variety. In good dnalN
aud ut fair prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
CONSUL LYlLTS OFFENCE.
THE LETTER WHICH GAVE RISE TO THE RE
QUEST FOR HIS WITHDRAWAL


QUEST FOR HIS WITHDRAWAL
Galveston. Tex. Dec. 1.-THE letter on which Gov
ernOr Ro,, based his letter II complaint 10 tht
Department against Mr. Lyall, the British Consul
here. says In part
Galveston oct -. 1890.
Dear SIR: Your bitter ~ october II received. fon
quit. mistaken n you think overlooked that point
Won mention. have written az beast twelve or fifteen
respecting your ca>. only to th" Governor
lut to editors o. newspaper and IN every letter
pointed ont yOu ,te nothing. told the Governor
that vou had unusty indicted. uuiuStlv convicted
aud uuJu-tv sentenced and civilized country
CO.. IN any honest the would haN" been dis.
missed also told him tina, ,ou unlu,tly detained
n Prison that YOU ought never 10 have gone there
ay ,tc. ,tc. also told Governor that unless YOU
were released that unless D." showed proper cleWcncy
never let the mater drop but that would rcpors
he Who'll" aha 70 the Brii>h Government, aud that
would take 70 let the British public kno" what sors
Z Justice was dealt to British subject, 10 I'Nas.
consider that have been >cancaou~ly treated ana
,b.y do not release Won the best thing my government
AN do viii be to arrest four United Sltes citizens
Liverpool or elsewhere and give them five years each
N some prstence other the they have done
5Ou.
The letter written - James Kelly, a convict IL
Huntsville prison Mr.. Lyall admits his mprudencs
In writing this letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
WELCOMING THEIR VIEW PASTOR

The people OF the Thirty third street Baptist Church are
,l.,.,d with their choice q new rastor. and large
Gathering omed him reception rendered him last
night Tho Rev, T. = Holloway Is Young man OF strong
hnnd with dark hair and Is handsome and genial Words
u welcome were spoken by the Reys. H. NJ garrison
who Inado tho witty speech of the evening w NJ "aAer'
~ 4 T. Hanna Of Philadelphia Il. =. Macarthur y B.
Eo,,it,r and Peter Stykcr IIalsty W Knapp presided
Mr. Holloway said In response that he was especially
chec,d 10y words from brethren OF other denominations
Tho Thirty third street baptist Church had most
nro,erons ds hs hsued this prosperity would return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
.STRTKES OF UORhINGMRN.
FRrors rrRx TO COAL MINERS STRIKE.

Nashville Tenn, Dec. ia dispatch from Ii
miugla,n Ala Save: IN" coal miners strike assumed
Il serious rlrn ycserisy, and one that threatens 70
closc every industry in th~ district. ~" mcmh"- -
the Amalsamatcd Association II Iron and steel Worker
yesterday passed resolution f sympathy and p'drd
support - the striker. T. NcLud", - III" tN"'ni'o
Board Of United Min" Worker Of america. arrived here
from Detroit Wednesday night. he saw 4 h' cannot
settle il De viii cali ont AL the iran and steel "'fh''r
Th- means the closing down 81 al t' f'IIih- n''i''
Countries AID machine shop. and tic" ihon.and NOR
mon Will ION tie rank Il 10" .irE"i-. IT," -'I''
la already seriously injured bu-iuc.- and u"io seems
DO pro poet Of d settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

The steamer SuIra which arrived here yesterday from
Ms,cranean ports, i detained At quarantine because Of
Gao Of yariolod board The passengers aud crew VIII
be- yaccnacd and ship funigatod before -hc viii Lo
allowed 70 come up the city. She steerage pas
.cngcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
A PORTRAIT OF GENERAL WASHINGTON SMOKING

Frank Moore. compiler OF 81" The Rebellion Record
and also an enthusiastic collector Of antiquities ana
cnrosities Of the Revolutionary period. Ia, secured
what he IS confident IS genuine portrait ~ General
George Washington. engaged IN smoking PIPE. !,
is by a southern artist, and was found among the
property Of old Virginia family. lie will shortly
reproduce 1t for public printing lie says f. VIII not
dttract In the least from tho generally prevailing dri
Of the great personal dignity 81 Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

The brig I"n.th from Charlo'tco"n. Prince Edward
Island cam" n YESTERDAY after rough 'Ar'te''' III '
.,ofr # N,dn..d,, she va. approaching the bar on
that aIy. when sine encountered tn tempest she 'r"'u
III the scotland IyLt,hlp puttinf down ho' 'n nor
The chain cables parted aud She lost her anchors ana 100
TN, storm blew over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

There was a slight fire about 30 I. yesterday IN
tho Ilfth Avenue Hotel Al ci-cc Ioht wire IN
WY came In Win the beams under floor Of
the main corridor aHd sct them 0ic. smoke
i through the Joints marble tcs aud completely
nlIcl o.. corridors and raI.nP-ioom.
An alarm sounded. but Lcfotc the Gremcn arrived
the hotel employees had exunguished the blaze,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
scuFvIyG TO DEFEAT SENATOR MOODY.

Huron. :. y Dec / i>pecall.-N large number Of
Democrats and Alliance men. among them Judge Trip
General Tavlor and T. T. Mcclure met here and agreed
unon a scheme which they say is certain 20 defeat
senator Moody. .1udre Ttpp Democrat is 10 be tie
candidate AZ the outset and Il De cannot WIN 80 the
first eight ballots Harden ALLIANCE * f. D." placed
before the Joint convention, and the Democrats prum-"
70 throw their strength g. him unit tn" com
htuod Democracy Alliance vote control, the legislature
Nv IA minority q Harden is I,'ily Dcrnoc"sI and
wa, tie Democratic candidate for Cougr-- frir yeats
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

The dayIook Of accounts ~ New York phys'
clan practising in 1873 has been discovered and se-
cured by Frank Moore. Of The Rebellion Record
Accounts ar kept therein with many of the early
member, 81 the oldest families and each account gives
not ouy the home but the occupation OF the patients"
From these fact, Mr. Moore ha> compiled directory
o, the city antedatng the Oldest directory By Trow
heretofore known. bv nty three wears Many OF tho
revelations VIII be Interesting reading 10 the -Four
Hundred" %, the present day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

ana Frederic Bond. The programme included dance by
C'fmenca plano solos by Franz Rumme songs by Fraeu
lein Olga slar and 4. IIubbene and recitation by
Louis Adich and ended with Pettcoa Perhdy" PLAYED
by Mis-, Katherine Arnold Miss Louise Brooks and Miss
Edith Bla members Of the stock pany ~ the American
Academy VI the Dramatic Arts. The house well hiled
but T. Impossible 70 make any close estimate Of TIA
financial result The performance under the direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
4 TRAIN DREAMS THROTGH 4 TRKSTLE.
FIVE LIVES LOST AND MANY PERSONS INJURED
on A RAILROAD IN OHIO

FINI LIVTlS IV>I II-4.S7|.'9 WIZ
on A RAILROAD IN OHIO.
Toledo Ohio Dee. IA dispatch from Noryvallt,
Ohio 10 "The Commercial" says: Passenger train
No on the Wheeling and Lake Erie road broke through
trestle near Bolivar this afternoon AT O'Clock AID
killed Mrs Ada Hail. 81 >ha;Odsve. ohio: Henry III
and Miss Carrie Hill, Of shelby County. Ill., ano one
unknown woman. The following were wounded
Leonard Whitman. Marietta. Ohio, Mrs. Louisa Pep
per stark County, Ohio Ira Cowan, engineer W. and
l. E. Norwalk: William GTatzcnGer. Ada. ohio :
Charles A. Conrad Masson. ONO, William Hal.
sharodsvIe Ohio W. VI. Graham NOrwalk. AID I'd.
Lands. conductor ". and l. T.. Nor"alk Mr.. Pep
per cannot recover, and Mr. Conrad chances ara
dn,ihf q n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

George v Mead FOR many year, an Of Ger II the old
Union Ferry Company. died yesterday Al his home 80
100 AInity ST. Brooklyn. He wa born In stamford
Conn, eighty one years ago. He was an acnNc mem
Der Of Grace Church on the Heights. Iii, wife ana
one son now IN oregon survive him. The iuhciaI VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

quartet composed OF Misses Hey and Becker and IN
Mesrs Smelling under the charge Of W. r. Plant orgahis'
furnished the music The audience last Sunday niaht
the church when Mr. Holloway preached is said TO hav
been the largest known for years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
,yr prorISfrfcy FOR crLLEy REVOKED.

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. lH.-"ovcrn"r Taylor "''
rovo,,.t the rcqui,ion which he issued last SMur'
day on Governor Hin. of New York for j. W '"i'eh.
who g. row IN the custody Of Inspector ByrRe5. OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

New-York, and is wanted here for dcfrauding the
Mexican Lottery Company ont Of $500. The Gov
ernor rescinded the order Oh the assurance MADE oy
half dozen responsible citizens that Cullen would
return without an official act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
MISSOURI UNIyERSITY's PRESIDENCY.

Columbia Mo- Dee. l5.-Thc Board OF University
Curators h,s morning rendered the presidency OF Mis-
souri state University 10 Professor X. ii. Jesse, OF
Tulane University, New orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
ciPS Loaded WIN COrrOy rRNED.

New orleans. pee. la.-Fourtecn cars on the Louis
villa New Orleans and Texas Railroad. loaded with
700 bales Of cotton. were destroyed by tire at Burns
station, yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
TILE DATE ror REprnLIcAx pRlMArIEs

A. tho meeting Of The ,ReIuh!icen County Executive
Cot-e last evening decided u hod th- priruar
,o- the election {. member, OF genera oommlt' fof
~. coming wear January 10. II" erb'f' ~ 'ho
general committee Will moet tonight In Weh't.s I>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
~ mr. rPrSTEE or THE BITH SOLDIERS HOWE.

,u,,,,, nee l--GovcinOr llll To day appointed
,.,.,I . t.rpv Of syracuse a trustee Of the state
.Idors and ~ailor,' Homo at Path. In place OF cap
,,ir Charlie. FoN who LA, removed from the Statr
t",opeI irnuy served colonel Of the l01uI icE
p,crt N.v York Volunteers, during the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
noX1yG At TIE MErRoroIIrAx opERA HOUSE.

BONING At THE METROTOLlrAN OPERA HOUSE.
The final contests for the boxing and wrestling cham
pionshpS Will be held at the Metropolitan Opera House
to morrow night. All the chat was eliminated from The
list, AT Wednesday, preliminary bouts held at Central
Turn Ncrcln Hall.
Those who VIII compete at to morrow nights con
test, are A. follows: Boxing Bantam weight, l01
pounds. H. O'Blicu VI. y. e.. and +. Murphy T. \. {.
cilher weight, 10 pounds, Il. weldon. Brooklyn A. c..
\. Kelly. Bridge \. g.. Il. Mullins ". =. \. e.. and {.
Burns y. \. G.. Light weight. 13j pounds. j. Rice.
Narua Boat club. and II. VI Leeds Atlantic city A. G.
Middle weight 10 pounds, VI. J. McAulife. Bridge
y. g.; J. j. Van Ilouten, " :. \. G.; Patrick Caill,
=. y. \. g.. and H. Il. HOFFMAN, Nc>per Boat club.
Heavy weight. over ljS pounds. y. f. DOhcry 30,
ton y A. and J.. Mckcnna. star A. &. special weight,
10 pounds T. Schnccrne. T.. A. G.; j. Collins. Bridge
y. g., W. Ryan. ". >. ~ G., and T. Tl,triud. ". :.
y &.
Those who Will contest fJr the wrestling champion
ships follows Bantam weight, 100 pounds, q.
rfortucr. y. i. A. g.. and j. Il. Reilly. A. g. y.
Feather weight. 10 pounds, Il. : Baird. s. George
\. g.. II. lcchiu-hv, j. ~ l. y G.. +. Mueller, y.
l. Y. Of Newark aud ". Horton. \. &. :. y. Light
weight. 10 pound-, J. '. Cooper. Warren y. G.; q.
CIhmcr - Grorsc \. G.. H. ". Wolff, \. G. y. and
j. Kenny, Acorn \. &. Middle weight, - pounds,
T.. y. Hucckuau 81 G"orc" \. G.. T. II. Award, Boz,
ton \. Il. and 9. ". lIo>kne \. {. :. y.