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REAL ESTATE AND MINING HEAD.
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HELENA, The Queen City Of the Rockies Canltal ~
No1taha' Population. 1885, 5000; in 1900 over
10000 Profitable investments real estate and mines
per cent interest 70 investors In estate guaranteed
and one-half the profit when sold Money wanted
at per cent interest on first mortgages Eyo,vtblng
guaranteed represented Gold silver ,cnncr and Id
mines for sale; very choice carefully selected viii
bear close investigation For fun partcuars address
w. f. CCMMINS, Helena, Montana
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A FACT-HorAn's Ice Cream is made from pufs
cream Horizons Patent Super. FToYen Bricks II leo
Crenm for Restaurants Churches. Festival &c Wi keep
hard one hour Country orders PROMPTS nled. Delots
IoStS At New.York: and 4S3 Fulton.st. Biookyn
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Cost an0 fonno

\ OST OR STOLEN. Handbook Ma. 1903 GNt issued nv
the German savings Bank la the city of New "fk ."
llr.rh SchWark All persons cautioned a. negotiate
requested deliver the book o. thr bank,
corner ith~ and ithaNr II not restored the 10Th
day Of March 1890 application viii be made 10 the bank
for duplicate. -.
New.York. February 20. $500
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ENGLAND.
ATLAS INVESTMENT TRUST COMPANXl
ARCHIBALD BALFOCE.
Il. r. BOSANQl Ell
J. II. BUCKINGHAM.
IL. d. BALFOUR.
LIEUT. COZ. \. II. BRIGHAM.
J. +. BENNETT.
II. X. DAY.
ALFRED JAMES EMERSON.
CHAS. FRASER MACINTOSH, NJ. p.
SPENCER W. GORE.
W. u. GEAMSHAW.
ALEXANDER GRAY.
LORD GKENILL1.
GEORGE BEELDON UULME.
\. n. UTTH.
MPEIIAL AND. ToEEIGN INVESTMENT AND
AGENCY CORPORATION. Limited
SIE HENRY T.. KNIGHT.
ALFRED JOYCE KEEN.
LONDON THl IT COMPANY. Limited.
HERMAN IF>C HER.
j. r. If.SCIEE.
JOSEPH WRIGHT MORGAN.
T. y. MARTIN.
W. MENDEL.
II. r. NORTON.
THOMAS II. NORMAN.
!. u. OPPEEr.
u. RNMSDIN.
SIR PHILIP ROSE. Bar;
g.. =. IT. &. ROSE.
GODFRED SAMUEL SAUNDERS.
J.. w StWYl.E.
y. y. STENCHAN.
WM. HUDSON BlLBE0rGH:
BARROW. WADE, GUTHRIE ( co.
WtNCHESItR Trust. Limited.
JOSEPH NO>IIY.
THOMAS WADE. GUTHRIE co.
EDMUND ROBERTSON. VI. L.
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MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
REORG1 NI/1TION:

The time for the deposit Of bonds and stock OF the
Company and for the acceptance of riahi- has been
extended TO aud including SATURDAY, MARCH /,
1890
AFTER MARCH l. 1890. \ PENALTY or -
PER CENT on the par value oi all FIVE AND ~lN
PER CENT. bonds and on The SECOND MORTGAGE
INCOME HOND-, and of fEK CENT. the par
,nue -ioc will he imposed condition OF its
acceptance by the Committee.
Copies OF the reorganization agreement, explaining
the proposed issues OF First and second mort
bonds aud of Preferred aud Common stock be OBJ
tanned at the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF the
Civ OF New lork.
The London > and per cent bondhOdrr- hnvc
c confirmed tho assent of Chairman G. L.. Brrthcrion.
FREDERIC T.. OICOrr,
JOEL =. FREEMAN.
HENRY ". POOR,
HENRY Bi DGE.
COLGATE uOlT
LOT - fIT/GERiI.D.
IIi. DE MAKEZ OVENS,
COMMITTEE
a s. ELLIS. SECRETARY.
% wALL-ST
The sun., 1890-12-17

10 said that comparisons OdiOuA but In Justice
to the large establishment Of Losssr In Fulton street.
Brooklyn It must DO said that In many respects the
stock excesds In mprshensveness that OF Ike New
York houses and In point Of price II would be imposs
bio TO do better. 1t will surprise many to learn that
progressive of late years has been this firm that Il is
now represented by ocss In nearly all tho leading
European cities and result the extremely large I'm
porsAtions contain the most advanced styles aud de-
sispa Even . casual inspection OF tho stock will
verify Ihis-nrst In the uphol'tery department.
where. II 10 claimed, the stock Of lace cur.
taips and porteIss cannot be sxeellsd iu point
Of number and choicensss of pattern, and In
the imm:n.s assortment Of rug. and ~ ad.: costumes
the most bs.stifsl Dsstatt.d Fowns % b found
q t.ass n az
eobwee IKE linen and Of dAntsst ,tG al hand
same and ms!nts Jackets made OF ali sorts
(. ban. .si. and no ST u :T's aF ;s rs
S. .. a. % al :ss. :s5!: u Sss
p ds:'sn. d:t' .a!i.si: fss .:a Wy and ssrsiss
aoy .ss .SS .sd y o." I s.iny sa!ons
sSi: o4S sHS .s the an X.
:s.s%:Ss Assss ana !is:s:.s: d: ss.'s
section AEpIopIa..d 90 hIle .broe Is .ooa sd store
general 10Y department the wants Of he lo folks are
met by thousands Of dressed and uudrssssd doiA and
saoiIs Goas. ssIswoashy tss,us h esun.oiios With
Lesssrs 10 That shoes sud boots arc made 70 order
@ own eEsn'. and sSsrsvssr q ali Ina' dsas % 4.
DremheA
The sun., 1890-12-17
Now A..,sA,r.'s Pel.s,eal M.aa,. .

CoNcoRp. N. H.. Doc. 16.-senstor Chandler
publishes another long letter In the Monitor
tonight, in which he reiterates the charge
that q trade has been made between certain
whloh Greene OF Hopkinton Is to be elected
speaker, Amsden Governor. and Gallinger
Senator.
State Committee visited tho State House this
afternoon and was Informed By the Aeipg
mandamus OF Chief Justice Doe OF the Su-
preme Court. the returns would be opened to
his Inspection. When asked what towns he
desired to examine, Col. Cocbr0no answered
that he wanted copies OF oil the returns. and
would appear with his clerk In the morning to
m ak "a than
The sun., 1890-12-17
AGIANTCLIPPER FROM BATH.
SEE SPREADS M0Rs SAIL THAN
any CRAFT AELOAE


Neatly Sor csres. bat May Mase =
s.eora-1.- Ow..r. Tl,.t sAsr ray.
A nae-sdorn.d Yankee ship that made the
ts. the bay yesterday. She is tn: % sh.ssndosh, @ H.
or NOR. than any other sailing vessel y in the
world. It is enough to make . comfortable
coverlet for q block-long denisen Of q mighty
star sta There is only on' other chip eisesr than
the France. built on the Clyde and owned By
The Shenandoah is not an extreme clipper;
% a.s. ., e0ss Oa sns
s. sS xo saS hfa 81. s: hs. s. nan any %.n
ms.sr s ssnS and sssr sas carries on % :. but the the
, ;so whSn tn. Wind " and 10,
main and iorsm.st. The height Of her n.sts
H. ~; ;;:a:s ss.s ss ns ss sss: IN S
Baltic sos ass1 x rh. r:n o.ss FL ss' .s
.hs ( nearly 50 feet SeCw h. -. e
long. From the deck 70 ths trncS of the main
feS:i i; isS ~ . . -. N.s 49,. '. .. w..
hia q. he osna snnrdl lmstars ~ ,hi,,y
years ago. The Drsadnsurht Which made tie
no"I messnrsd nnpyy 9nh tons o'sH Ths ShsnSn.
doah msesnres InH toni 9soss and 4 9bS tons
net, Ehe is S2S feet long over I'll, sos feet on
She draws ~ SSstl ~ MINT AZ HneS a. the
CIV OF Psns Hss ssrrviSa sanasitv Ia K 0Nj
stssmships. shS has \ stesI SoTsprit weisb.
Ing il tons and no iibboom. She IL oonstructed
q .Qak: ssnd We lauasbsa from shs yards o.
She IA eommanded 81 yeteran OF tbe sea.
Cant. james MnrnRv az MainS. Who has besn
mastar ~ the xmaricsn aSins " + Babcook.
YorEtown Northamnfon and David Brown'
AithouTh ONLY tWice "A biS a. the Bab.
The sun., 1890-12-17
Dancing followed the sports.
Field Trials.

JKrxasvILla, Va. Dso. ia-Ths seventh ANIMAL nsd
TRIAL OF the Phalsipha Kennel Club began Deatons
vile yesterday with tho Members stake The entries
numbered 10 This stake occupied tho day. and resulted
third
The second day Of tho Philadelphia Kennel Club was
taken up with the Derby STAKE There were eight
starers -Four dogs were spotted out the results being
that Albert Duchesse owned BY Or John A. Hartman.
" n1, e.: & x'Ga rGnnaS
second. And PeE wonnIion: Owned by Francis Brown.
third The Judging gvts sait .sction and tho
all having good time BIRDS plenti, and the
Weather cecil The Ah.Assd stake will occupy wsdues
day and Thursday
LsIIsero. g. Dee la,In tn. FREQ for all four hour
run Against Chance, Mamie 3. against Daisy Hope.
this morning was kow6y ROD and Chance Rowdy doing
the best work Guiding csyiss and singles 10 Chances
coviss and RleS
They we're taken up .ti2 o'clock. Chance showed
consuitnE swnis Rowdy Rod got the heat ths best
work Mamie B and Daisy Hope 80 down arst in the
part Of the day then rain foil until about O'Clock this
s!snins when snow began 70 fall and fell 10 the depth
The sun., 1890-12-17
sUockssFUL ARSoRY GAMES.

The Tweitth Keg,ments winter Geetiss
Results In Coed Contests.
The annual winter games Of the Twelfth
Regiment held last night, tested the seating
capacity Of tho massivsly built Rrmory. 1900
OF the regiments admirers attending to enthu-
siastically cheer on the struggling athletes.
During the evening @. s. Busse and G. l.
Jacquelin OF tho Seventh Regiment created q
record for running sixty yards three legged,
covering the distance In eight seconds, re-
markable performance.
The officials OF tho evening were:
Referee VIM B. Curtis N. Y A. C. Judges f. J. Gla.
mimi n. Y. A O.; n Bishop. g. l. A c., and L. Lsvien,
Sylvan A. Timers G. c. Hughes N. A. c.; T. D. See.
Acorn 4 A. and Robert Stoii. n. A. O. Cisrk Of the
course Charles =. Bostwick. Seventh Regiment A. A.
Starter. wm II. Robertson. Judge Of walking. Nc.
Dsrmott Announcer. T. Prunty, Star A.C.
The summary Of tho evnts is As follows:
sixty.yard Handicap Run-Eirst heat won BY @. @.
HsIoch, Bedford B. c. III fssp; time. e+o ssconds.
sssSas a:s "99 fssa s.s x.rs son n Sy 4
;.:Sla: s:S TTiih Tls Ssn,n, S:s
Snd s'';s i..J S's; sm. sn ..sssss s,y.n,s
= s'4 nsa : f9lfy
s: s%: X iss:s stss; s1s
%s N y p.la.
sRf n:: s:sSss s:;' :;
.:osa ';sSss' ss:' 'S: A'fS ~:
sSyfs ses,1 m1nf9 asss; s..s
Is :..;: s:tss' 'iS ''$
ts.sd s!% r. iis'9S' y.1s seic s'f Tsp sspy z
SET. ssss :b.R ,s!s'
Y si.T IS s.1a s:ssaay g. iS. e.
si,sS ~. SonSyJ; +: Lam 9; az ysTas !:
2sa. fia. hs. Won y i.aSes rss;.on :.eoaS md
y.ssy Sy oSYs ss. s.;e 81;
y.rds Finn: s:'anS %nases sns $3.50: :Sns
aSlt.mil' SSy;s' E.s:.rinsi lsa SSn Iy ,;
:sy Siif sai s.::n' c. 9 sG;9d '' i,ns S's
on.@is nsnaissp w.t-wen b. q slum.n.h..,
A%:l,Ssa .sr:.sSs .so:, s. Ia s:oGpqp sso
liz: %isu.:: = i ::ssai: % 'ss1Da. '''''r'
s.5: Is:iie &;s,sss. - s s.s: a:s:s vs. !ss ?sn
Dsl ia sS
oSstscls Race soIaioh.Wen BY 6. @oodrus. n. J.
s %,sa.. y woodfaa Without an .aasi f /.
~ iDir :: ::Ss;s :: n
y.5a hss eo%Ss1s SoDs.as q IKE! iad Ass
:v ss.!s ~ ssa s.:y sy
R,y.M,.!d. q & whs.lmsn 80 y.rds. second Inn. MIN
sS..u ssSGns !rets
wos S9 5uds .Ss .:se s n
int IND . s sho sS t
Hooper with missiIss 10 vent their Indignation
Dancing followed the sports.
The sun., 1890-12-17
TRACING THE QUEUE.
Listis Lee Fook Joa Celebrates HE Kwo
Tow Yee with Cereaoay,


Listis Lee Fook Joa Celebrates HE Kwo
Tow Yee with Cerenoay,
Tho only outsider present was reporter OF
THE Sun. Upon the third floor OF the small
brick building. just above tho Sim Quone On
store, are tho luxurious apartments OF Mrs,
Sim Quong On. the recent belle OF Chipetown,
and yesterday afternoon there was enacted a
scene Of unusual interest to the majority OF
the citizens OF New York. but an ordinary oc-
surrencs among the nabobs OF far OF Hong
Kong. Yesterday was Mrs. Sim Quone On's
first babys "Kwo Tow Yee," or tracing out
the queue. for the little fellow who until YES
terday had no name.
Chinese parents never waste so much time
as to name their children until they have
passed tho thirty day limit. So yesterday tho
little solon was accord .ngly named Master Lee
Fook Jon. Lee is tao fathers family name.
Fook Jon. or forturxe grows. is his Christian or
neathen appendtk. There was a big wrangls
among the hr.f dozen ladies and friends OF
me Iamily. Including the father himself over
ss s IS }sE G Ssa n:
,ran At I'll shis 4, mVmsnt two big younsl chnsmep
sTsyf ssyy ssn hs Si s,s .s hsh eS ~. ony
likewise decorated. Ssiors the HOUSEHOLD
iSsiE piece. s When sSs . two men isis
ana snen iolk came 4n. Oi the mex. ,Eoo%
ssp ses aSs
81 q d ssrmsnts, Just liss the pictures re ~ y.
~ and sGS p9Sss ssI
fH Ysss ssFsI.d ~ az 4 %s.sy 'As so.. .'.s. .s.
table and ilt bunch q punk and q handful Of
basin and hS shs
s sG 81 ssss
%sls S:SS:S. ss sSS I ssS ~ sa rs rs Per:
aS ss!s q :sI i ~
head three tines toward the door. 0 .''
AK %s sssss
tss e Sha dss sSs esn.d sl hs
q :s, s9s 'ss So sns Hss III
A5 kg yn hs bsd Oldest ID ;as
the ceremony:of tracing the queue. The In
yoSss bSa .na L
something about Its little ears and also felt
h % sss ts wR aa di
u meant get away from here. l want that
hair, whore 1t Is. Don't bother me, any more. u
but Mrs. .Wo Kee sailed In as II she had been
used to the tonsoral art
Soon the pretty little head was as smooth as
round spots on each side Of the bead about
braid two queues: but they made 1t a sure
thing that one OF the two spots would be
stroke of the sharp Instrument was laid The
entire assembly. including the smiling old
man himself; gave gut a rousing Cop He Fe
10y n Ths BABY seemed t9 dpndsrstSnd on.
louder: Rice powder aud fine peTfpme,y were
style. Then ,jeweled red satin cap was
drawn over 1t 10 keep him from catching cold.
Again the women sank down on their knees to
thank JOSS.
About ten minutes after this the ladies sat
down to one Of the Dest feasts they ever had In
New York. The two principal chinese restap-
OF male eelebrants. a5d the baby was soon pre-
panied By the Little nurssmeid. who Is herself
2 meEe child. but said 70 be slreSdY 10 years
WoRo CHIN Foo
The sun., 1890-12-17
A South America. s.e.n.h,p 1....

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16-Information has been
received at the State Department OF the estab-
lishment OF new line OF steamships on the
west coast OF south America In opposition to
tho Pacific Steam Navigation Company and the
South American Steamship Company. The
capital is mostly furnished by merchants and
bankers OF Valparaiso and Santiago. Chilli. and
5000. 900 has already been subscribed. The
Minister OF the Interior OF Chill has recon-
mended to Congress tho payment Of a subsidy
similar to that now paid to the South American
Steamship Company.
The Bureau OF the American Republics has
received information that tho Government OF
Ecuador, which has hitherto had no coinage.
supply Of silver money. TO be coined at the ma
tional mint OF Chilli at Santiago. Gen. Caceres.
recently President OF Peru. has been appointed
Great Britain.
The sun., 1890-12-17
2iainD Arsdtmtes.


Ex-senator Wallace Makes an AssiGnmest.
CLEAnF1ELD. Pa. Dec. 16.-This place is ex-
cited over tho assignment OF eX-United States
Senator William A. Wallace. The debts are
given at $350.0OO and the assets at 5000, 900.
but 1t is said that those figures arc merely
Ruesswork. The Senator's son-ip-law. Judge
David L. Krebs Presiding Judge OF this
county goes down with him. he also making
an assignment The latter's liabilities are said
to be $4,000. Mr.. VILLAGES failure 10 at
tnbuted to his purchase OF n silver mine In
Colorado some months ago. When money BE-
came tight Mr.. Wallace tried to dispose OF his
silver property. but WAS unsuccessful. He
went to Europe to negotiate for its sale d.
rectly after the Scranton Convention. but gave
his political opponents In hiS own party an
excuse for saying that no was disGi united
the case. Mr.. Wallace did not succeed in sell
disappo!nted. since MS return the bank has
been pressed for funds. because OF Its transac-
tions with Mr. Wallace: and in turn 1t sought to
secure money from him. but without success.
The result was that he made an assianDenf.
This morning Judgments were entered,
amounting in all to $l72nOO. Tho Clearfeld
County Bank was accordingly compolled to
CLOSE Its doors. Tho depositors are made safe
by mortgage on real estate for three times the
amount OF deposits.
The sun., 1890-12-17
TIE WSrlA's.Paiv.

CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-Attorney- General Miller's
objections have boon met and President Hxr-
rison can issue his Worlds Fair proclams alton.
The directors met last night and accepted the
t5.00O.0OO city ordinance. Mr.. Miller argued
that the ordinance might be repealed and tho
directors would not have tho $4,000 Presi-
don't Gage forthwith called q meeting OF the
directory at which the following resolution
was adopted:
.Fesoired. That tho ordinance adopted By the
City Council Of the city OF Chicago on Dec, 4.
1890. providing for the issuance of bonds to the
amount Of S5. 900, 600 In aid Of the World s CO.
lumbian Exposition. be and the same is hereby
accepted on the terms and conditions in said
ordinance specified.
The resolution was at once telegrsphed to
the Attornoy-General.
The sun., 1890-12-17
wh,,e,.r Reid &. Con.,.u,,.o,,..

CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Dec 16.-Mr. Whitelaw
Reid. the American Minister at Paris. and Mrs.
Reid. who are making tour of tho East. spent
several days In this city. Throughout their
stay they were the recipients OF marked at
tentions. Mr.. Reid was presented to the Sui
tan. and was afterward the guest OF honor at q
dinner given BY his Majesty. Tho other guests
were Mr.. Hirsch, the American Minister to
Turkey; the Grand Vizier. the Minister of
Foreign Affairs. the Chief Admiral OF the
officials.
Mrs. Held was also honored by tho Sultan.
who conferred upon her the order OF the
Shefkat the highest Turkish decoration that
can be given to woman.
Mr.. and Mrs. hsid were much pleased with
their reception. They have left Constantine
pie and gone to Egypt.
The sun., 1890-12-17
Par.sys, but Not Alliance Mes.

PITTsBuRoH. Dec. l6.-The State orRsnizs-
tion OF the Farmers League held Its annual
meeting In this olty to-day Thirty counties
In the State are organized. and there are
eiGhty-sevsn societies altogether In Pennsyl-
vania. A list Of subjects was proposed, which
and they will report to the State Secretary. A
resolution WAS passed demanding the passage
OF law eQuRiZng taxes.
IN explaining the nature OF the organization
the Secretary said: We differ from other
farmers societies In that We are not . secret
association. We are more conservative than
the Farmers Alisnce. and do not approve Of
their sub Treasury scheme and many Of their
other ideas. II - my opinion that the Alliance
will 20 down as fast As It came up..
The sun., 1890-12-17
Indignant .. th. v,na.ea,,o. Of NJ Rosers.

IadiRnsnt at the Vindtcattoa of Nr. Roeers.
FRANKLIN. Pa. Dec. l6.-The people OF this
town arc indignant over the news OF the vim
dication OF tho Rev. Euclid Is. Rogers OF the
Baptist Church Of Burlington. Iowa. who was
recently dismissed from tho church here. His
church and the community here have charged
Mr. Rogers with lying. financial crooksdnsss.
improper conduct with young woman OF this
%hs vina wa Els aw we ana SSoa az
saulting his wife The Baptist Church OF this
city thinks il has evid idenco to prove ell these
confession. and the action OF the church In
accepting her psnitence, 9, and @ RESTORING her 70
fion Of the evidence against her and Mr.. Ros-
ers. The course OF Mr.. Rogers and the Bur.
linRton church may force the publication Of
Of the Burlington church will visit this oity
the church here agrees to produce Its svt-
doncS.
The sun., 1890-12-17
SOLDIERS Sons and D.ush shtsrs D.uel.s.


Tho sons and daughters Of Generala Coonss Majors
CsptainA and other veterans OF the danced last
night with Of the pretest girls in town At the
ception OF Lafayette Camp. No. lao Division Of New
York. was bold In the now blue and gray ball room
Of the Manhattan Athletic Club. and was . brilliant
AFFAIR.
Mra Benjamin. Harrison The Prssidsnts vile wss
81. only one Of the atsent but there was
chez 4 6sr nAms. She was the susst Of B. Emory Hob
man. CAppss orchestrs pl.ysd on the stags behind .
bank OF Erbwng palms, and supper was served In tho
ladies' parlor,
Y. s dr,n.; " Nrs RSssl 4. Pryor. M o; T. Col.
Gsorss Y Carr, Mrs Aisxsndsr striker, Nj. O.. A.
sSuzh VT n Sspkn NE o9.r:s n9H:.
i. Crnfer Ir. Daniel Buusrdsid MS Floyd Clarkso
81 sIssa, MIs %i!is% J. sS.s ~ %!s.1 NJ.
ID. Charles T. bOGsrs hrG b. II. Bates Irs q. h.
Besides these there we're Dr. aud Mrs. Abbott Mr. and
Mra Ploreuce hsrrott Miss Florence stebhinA Mr. and
Nrs Charles A. GsrlAch and George u. Mcclellan. Jr.
The osers Of shS camp are Gomns1dsr !0hV
Junior vtcs-Commsnder Wilbur " Brown, Jr
The sun., 1890-12-17

PARIS, Dec 16.-The news OF horrible acci-
dent In the Alps has been received from Nice.
Seven Alpine ohasseurs. who were working
under command OF an officer st the new fort
ress on the summit OF Mount 6achard.
between La Brga and Riveere. were swept,
with their superior, by O sudden blast. over
precipce into terrible abyss. Five o. the
men and tho officer fell distance OF $500
feet. Their bodies have been recovered In q
frightfully mutiated condition. Two Of, the
men MANAGED to cling to some rocks and so
escaped death.
Three priests. while crossing q frozen lake
near Grenoble to-day. broke through the Ice
and were drowned.
The sun., 1890-12-17
s..a,ux Live Quail to Ch,...

CHICAGO. Dec. l6.-A commission firm Of this
tity has received and filed an odd order. A
number OF former Chicagosps living In. at or
near Shanghai. China. opened correspondence
with the firm In regard to the feasibility Of i'm.
porting into the CELESTIAL domain q number Of
1--we American quail for the purpose Of psopa-
100 dozen, and the nrst assignment Of ffty
dozen has been shipped, the e9nsiHnee being
easily adapts itself to clreqmstanees,. and 1t Is
not impossible that Bob Whites" whistle
will some day be heard In China
The sun., 1890-12-17
INCLUsIIE OF TAXES.
The N. Y. n l.. I. Tunnel Resolution Spoiled
by . Clerical Error.

The N. T. d Il. L. Tunnel hesoIution Spoiled
by . Clerical Error.
The permission granted by tho Board Of
Aldermen at last weeks meeting to the New
York and Long Island Railroad Company to
build tunnel under Forty second street. has
turned out to be Intellectual. owing to flaw In
the resolution that wac discovered by Mayor
Grant. The section OF the resolution provid-
ing for recompense to the city for the franchise
road that the company must pay to the city 3
taxes and assessments" 1t should have read
exclusive" and the N syor returned the reso-
qon tT the Board 5ssssrday od end Safd sten
Of the champions OF the road. explained that
the substitution Of tho word inclusive for ex
elusive was clerical error. and BY common
consent the resolution was withdraw from
the Mayor.
It will 10 amended and submitted to the
Board again at Its next meeting.
The sun., 1890-12-17

LONDON. Dec. lean election to fll tho
vacancy In the House Of Commons for the Bas-
setlaw division Of NottinEhsmshire caused BY
the death Of Mr.. William Beckett. who WAS
recently killed By 2 railway train. was held
yesterday. y resulted In the return of Sir
who received i. ISL Votes. against s.653 Tor M.
Mslor. Liberal. At the last election Mr.
Beckett. who was Conservative. had NO Oppo-
sition.
The sun., 1890-12-17
H.u,l.o. Co,les. A,u.., to D,ue.

Tho annual dinner OF the Hamilton College
alumni Of New York will be held at tho Hotel
Brunswick on Friday ct p. H. Eihu Root
will preside. and among the speakers will prob
ably be United States Attorney General MIL
lsr,, ssnstor Joseph h Hswey, Assistant
John J. Knox. President OF the Bank. OF the
Republic; President Darling and Prot Edward
North OF the college, Judge g. II. Truax. the
ID. Green Of Orange,
The sun., 1890-12-17

Arrested Tor Helping PAdlewski 70 Escape.
PARIS, Dec. l6.-Ths Anarchist Labruyere.
who Acknowledged that be aided Psdlewski.
the alleged murderer OF Gen. sslivsrsko1. 70
escape from Paris to Trieste. whence be sailed
concealed PadlswsE in her house for . time
directly after the murder was committed, have
been arresyed on the charge OF conspiring to
da1vul luhfiCA.
The sun., 1890-12-17
K,.x. County wh..lue.,. STAG.

Tho monthly stag entertainment OF the Rtnss County
wheslmen was held ut their club house. l.oha Bedford
avenue last evening" The most attractive part OF the
evenings programme was the wrestling and boxing be-
tween wel,known sthlsteA There wrestling bout
between N. Berger and NJ. BroEan Messrs Listman Of
the Metropolitan Athletic Ciuu ana N. Brysr Of tho
iounas and Won q: p.uds Of the crowd The mS,t
club msmbsrA MsSsrs J. Bsnsinger and W. Bedford.
The men were evenly matched. and although much
rough punishment was received by both men, At the
end of three rounds neither had an advantage.
The sun., 1890-12-17

George Waugh. lodEer In the Planters
Hotel at 856 Bowery. was found unconscious In
night 10 was dying in st. Vlncsnt's Hospital.
His nose was broken and his skull 10 appar-
cSss cns' q drunIepness. Until i the report came an
from the hospital AZ tho lodging houss they
say that Waugh hired room thsre on Monday
sclous In :ths morning. and that that Is all
haH EnnW