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a MaaAbaM Te.r.a nest ssesestea.

"A Ao00Oou IO0f0omG0S 108BeoSe0.
Since IN. suss rev sulss havs been accepted % the
regular playing rules Of handba In this vicinity the
question frequently Asked has the change proved
beneficial to tsns sud Detrimental 70 eshsssi There
not the slightest doubt but that large majority Of
handbs parerS aptfovs OF the new style OF playing
the samA The baaocs. ehisny those who have been
developed under the rHiss OF century believe that
playihs should continue - Il svays hae DSsn bet
that THs suRs rsss Will bavs tendency 70 mar the
interest," but It claimed that AFTER man psYfscss
himself iu . certain syls OF play he should not 30
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.fhe kinss County ,whesimen we're Unable 70 win
either Of their In che kreoklyn national teufAa
msnt series last night Ths scorsst
The sun., 1891-02-10

IL s b.ss asD.y af ylsP'Ds a,TH p...a.
sus; q NV 1usT m ans sna al q
SaasS shsitsbury. VI. ioi tho best b display q o.
II X Fsa "a ~ srsss:s e ia sf e..
ss, ssRS Bros. S ai stan
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i3s g. fss' sa ss' ssaVa dsoE
ThSoeU e. er ss S:si s
these sPecials was between members OF the
oa.s ss StSS ae.es Gsy gold wa. awarded to F. G.
cock. The same amount was awarded to Cock
irsll and Barber 20. for the best gano ban
:, A sIlyer CUP We. awarded t2 J. Wilcox for the
Rest disnlav M az, q american DominiIues. Ten
lSWins eatbitors Tor % the best Display az IN IN thSr
classes: Indian gamesmC A., shnrr Co. I:
sis sss Glasses ssS afS to to tSSH4 HSroMa la% sns
renee, Mass. bnrbs. rlasses Al to ap0-I. /.
%RSss Bsore JssoSns as e sas 5 10
&sI,H Il iIr GiIsSwiordi owls classes S27 to 900
fifty dollars IN gold was awarded 10 D. z.
Newell Of this city for tho beet display OF ear
riers. bsrbs, barb cock. and hen matched in
1870.
James Forsyth. one OF the stanch Aldermen
SaoxsgO va xSs very lucky His awards in gold
The prize Tor the. best white Dorking cock
was awarded 70 william Mcneil golden srn.
ben.- TO Henry Hales.. Ridgewood, N. j.: L.
ffsche pullst. TO ]. w. Adams: pair bronze ipr-
keys, TO Sherman HartWell; best display OF In
dian game to c. A sharp Co. Pekin chicks.
Warner. New YORK Nils: whits.faesd black
The evening world., 1891-12-12

Photograph docking at 1t again is his lips
No one can be mistaken about them
~ would hardly call him crank. When
he called here he seemed to act sanciy
enough. | noticed nothing unusual about
him the last time lie was In this onice."
George SanbUrn. the President OF Mr.. Farm
hams Company, said: "Thc lips In the pho
tograph are very ike those OF NorcrosS, but
apart from them would not be positive that
thi, liheness Is Of him.
81 have known NOrcross about a year and
half, since he hired an oflice from me. lie
wore full beard last Winter"
PARENTS COMING AFTER THE BODY
The father and mother OF Henry L. Nor
cross are now fully convinced that their son
was the man who threw the bomb In Russell
Sagc'S office.
Additional evidence was offered this morn
ing which removes all doubts from their
minds and they bow to the inevitable.
As soon as they have sufficiently recovered
from the shock OF their sons terrible death,
they VIII go to New York and bring back with
them Tor suitable burial the remains OF their
loved son,
The evening world., 1891-12-12
TW1 COMMITTEES NAMED.
And the House Now Has a Recess
Until Wednesday Next.
President Likely to Wait the Limit
Tor IA y W Secretary of War.

NASuiNGIOS. Dec. 1.-THE session Of the
House To-day Was merely formal one. lhe
speaker announced the appointment OF the
following committee:
on ACCOMPLISHMENTS. RusE, OF Maryland ;
Cooper, Of Indiana : DicGerson, OF Kentucky ;
scs, OF South tarolinn seerley, OF iowa ;
Pearson. OF ONO; Quuckenbush, OF New
York; nrlswOld. OF Pennsylvania, and cut
tlGg. of california.
ON Milcare-Messrs CASTLE OF Minnesota |;
-, ,.,,, ra.,,,', Eana,u nj,
''"''',"' " .''' o.'n" VI.
Kentucky: Caldwell, or Ohlo ana flick, or
lava
A, ,,,.,-nr,o,, wos than ,sr.n u,tu
Hh "uj "'''" was 'AeA '""'" 'As'
Wednesday.
Itisnot likeIythat tn. President will make
! . -. ,,,,.- ,.,,,,. ,,,,, ,no o,, -, 80,
a"s nc" appointments o'io'' vi. Gnu VI "e
week. THIS is due 10 MS desire 10 nrSt SUD-
init TO the senate FOR action all the appoint
,,, hos ,,,,.. s,n,. tina od,,urnment M,
The evening world., 1891-12-12

outdone by professionals, being especially
humiliating.
THE WORLD mems work is the chief topic OF
discussion to-day in police circles, ana words
OF cOmmendation are heard on all sides.
NIX. SAGE WILL MAKE A STATEMENT.
Col. Slocum said this 1morning that Mr..
Russell Sage has been reviewing the events OF
that 1atai Friday, and carefully recalling all
the Incidents and occurrences immediately
preceding the dropping Of the bomb, and Will
within few days. give out a full and accurate
statement OF the afrair from first to last.
Among other things Mr. Sage now recollects
that his visitor held the satchel In his left
hand and that he made motion as II to
throw 1t. He was very nervous and trembled
with excitement, and the bag apparently
slipped from his grasp and dropped sooner
than was intended. The man jumped back
ward MS II to escape the result, but was too
late.
MIR. Sage thinks the man did not intend TO
Kill himself. II Is evident that he meant to
throw the satchel, Jump out OF the way and
escape the results himself. Through his eX-
element his plans miscarricd
Col. Slocum believes the published state
ments that the bomb-thrpwer was Broker
Norcross.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

eral years, and was well known to all the
statesmen in their store.
Other pieces OF the clothing Of the dyna-
inter were identified by the tailor as having
been made by him. When last seen at the
tailors store Norcross wore no beard, but 1t
was afterwards ascertained that he had be-
fore he left Boston.
CoRRoBoRATED AT HIS HOME.
visit to his home in Somerville led to the
Identification OF the scraps OF clothing by the
mother OF Norcross, who fully corroborated
the testimony given by the tailor, and
strengthened 1t In many respects, rendering
the identification absolutely conclusive.
The photograph OF the dynamiter's head
was shown to several or Norcross's friends in
somerville. They all recognized 1t immedi-
ately. George S. Tolman, Of winthrop,
said
"If you had brought that picture to me
without word, should have said 1t was a
picture of Norcross."
HIS MOTHER KNEW HIS CLOTHES.
When the scraps OF clothing worn by the
bomb-thrower were shown to Mrs. NorcrOsS,
the mother, she at once identified the piece I
trousers and the piece OF coat. Then she was
shown the pieces OF underwear.
"He had on two flannel shirts, one terra
Gotta color and the other white. I laid them
out for him myself" she said. "They are
just as told you" she added, picking them
out, "terra Gotta and white, and here is
where mended the sleeve OF the white shirt,
where the stitching had come out" and she
showed bit OF mending that had hitherto
escaped attention.
HERBERT HowEss IDENTIFICATION.
AS already stated, the Identification was
completed last night by the visit OF Herbert
NJ. Howes, OF Soinerville, to New York and
his examination OF the head at the Morgue.
In his statement made to . WORLD re-
The evening world., 1891-12-12
CRUEL WIFE MURDER in GEORGIA
Victim Wouldn't Shoot tho Man of
Whom Hs Was Jealous.


SAvASSAH, Ca, Dec. l2.-Near Reedsvlle
has occurred one OF the most horrible mur-
der ever committed In that section. The
victim wa, the wife OF James Freeman, u
prosperous lIrmer living u few miles from
Recdsvi!l".
Freeman was OF al intensely Jealous dis
pOsltlu.! and lai several times 4uarrelled
with his wife over slight IrirLdIy attentions
paid 10 he. by neighoor named Kennedy.
soon ,er dGsA u!ghl before last, arming
himself with Winchester rine, Freeman all
nUunred 70 his wife that he WAS going to
make her Xii, Kennedy. Taxing a rope he
tied II around her body and dragged her
through The woods aud along lhe road To
wilhil. u few Ictt OF the house or the man
WHOSE life he desired 10 take.
Ihen he forced \ pistol into the hands OF
The almost unconscious woman, threatening
her with instant death II She did not ent er
the mouse and shoot hennedy. She refused.
Throwing the woman To the ground, Free
man walked towarus III" house Aimself. KEN
ncdy, who had been On the watch, opened tire
on him.
Freeman hen went back to where his vile
lay, and selking the rope, dragged her into
the rad. lncn, cursing her for not uOeying
his orders to XII kennedy, he sent bullet
through her heart kllling her INSTANTLY. The
body lay III the road until next muruing.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
FOREIGN NEWS Of THE DAY.
Florence ST. Johns Detailed Denial
OF Damaging Allegations.
Twcnty-One Lives Lost I'm the
Mowlng-Up of IL Steamship.
'iY ASSOCIATED pRpss

LoSpoN, Dec. l2.-Ihs was tue sixth day
OF tho trial uI tue 81. Johu-Marlus divorce suit.
Miss st. John was thi, morning called In
rebuttaL She denied going win Arthur
Cohen To house IN Wellington Road, u d
her husband was with her throughout the
day and night 1t was .liegcd she was with
tuhen and declared that cohen had invited
her To dinner at her husbands request
she hAd discharged the houscmaid Hubble
who tcstined against her yesterday because
SHE WAS always reading novels and never
worked.
Miss ST John also deuied the statements
made by Theatrical Dresser Bruce 1 Il the Wit
ncss-bA yesterday, In regard to Cuncn visits
IN her dresslng-reum at the Guieiy Theatre.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
PRACTICALLY UNDER ARREST.
Dr.. Granger Made Responsible
for E. M. Fields Safe Keeping.


MOUNT VERNON, n. Y, Dec. l2.-Although
the papers are IN the hands OF sheriff Schir-
mer, OF Westchester County, for the arrest OF
Edward NJ. Field, son VI cyrus W. Field and
meinLei OF the bankrupt tirm of Field, Lind
ley q Wiecaers, still they have not yet been
served, and Will not be until after Edward NJ.
Field has been examined by the medical au-
thorities as To his sanity.
This examination Will be made next week.
Nevertheless Mr.. Field Is TO some extent in
custody for he will not be permitted to be
removed from the asylum where he now Is
except by consent VI sheriff Schirner.
Dr.. Granger, who is "a charge VI the ver-
non Home, where Edward VI. Field Is now
confined, has been informed that sherin
SchirIner has the papers ior Mr.. Fields ar
rest, but they Will not be served Tor the pres
ent. DR.. Granger has been made responsible
iur Mr.. Fields saCe-keeping.
Mr.. Fields condition remains the same, so
DR.. Granger says
The evening world., 1891-12-12
PRINCESS lara is FOUND.
The Kidnapped Zulu Girl Arrested
on Thompson Street.

lara, The Euu Princess who was Kid
mapped from the home Of Mrs. Marian Dance.
SChraalenberg, y. =, NOV, Is, by Ooeiuus, u
uvawuy negro laOyrer, Is found.
Detective Nice tlrthy A.ct her this morning,
coming out uf n Thompson street saloon aud
arrested Eer. lAjeuersOu Market Court she
related that OOcllnUs, who Is under indirt-
Mont IN New Jersey, put her on \ terry-Doat.
CA thi, side o. the river she met White
woman, Who put hei on street-car and she
.ul Of al BleecEcr street. she had lived since
with 4 cOlurud girl named Alice.
She either rOuldl't or wouldn't tell where
Alice uVCd or ANYTHING about her life there,
auu th' ,hildrtn's suciety's agents are In YES
llgIlug.
1lrs. Dance says that she was with her huS-
band IN Africa IN 1879. cara, then only 4
baby, wa, orphaUcd In II battle between
tribes. Sh" Wore when Mrs. Dance ilrst saw
her a hr. celet OF claws on her ankle and a
leather In her hair.
lara is a musical wonder, playing almost
any instrument.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

porter Mr.. Howes says:
"Or course the features were horribly dis
torted, but am reasonably certain that the
head is that OF Norcross.
Everything saw at the Morgue points to
the conclusion that the man was Henry Nor
cross. He had splendid teeth, o retreating
forehead, and a straight, prominent noe.
He also had a beard which was only OF few
weeks growth.
"Then In the head was the striking fore
head and nose and the hair. The contour OF
the face is unmistakable. The cheeks were
somewhat swollen, and ther were some con-
tusions that had disngured the face. The
beard and the eyes were very natural.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
HIS FRIENDS DESCRIPTION.

cross"
HIS FRIENDS DESCRIPTIONS.
Mr.. Uowes saws that Norcross was not A
nervous man, nor was he ever anything of a
crank. He is amazed that his friend should
he in onv wav connected with such an an.
na,ling deed.
.Ue wo. a,wovs n,easant and his h.b,ts
wero scru,u,ons,v correct In dress he was
neat ana showed exce,,snt taste. but was not
extravacontr
xovcposs,s puorocp,pu
The rnotogranh n, Norcross which 10 re-
nroduced in Tur Evpx,Sn Wop,n. shows
him y,,thou, b,s h.ord twas taEan severa,
veors oao hr, a. ohouu tho penero, cbarac-
ter,st,cS or ,ho ,oco NJ ,h. doad honh- -,hroxer
In n n,oo, s,r,,.,n,, r,onnor
Tha ,orohood ,,o,r and nooo ore tina ex,c,
counternorts NJ those n, Norcross
,Ss,y,ry ~ >,opc,oos,s v,u,,v
II ,s so,, th,t thoro nao hoo, ,n.on,,y #, N.
Norcross ,,miI, ond thot tho c,rordro,hor n,
uonr, Noror,'s ,vo,t ono,,, Co.., srddo,,r
ms, nraytnrs IN ,,s dooth
Norcross haa hoan anon,orod IN sovoro,
noston horrs ana ,ms, nr,o. ~ no,nr ,ntn
business ror h,n,.o,, ha rras n ~. an,n,ov -,
The evening world., 1891-12-12

Raised Money on Worthless Check.
William Edsall, OF $50 Second street, Jersey
City, was arrested early this morning by one
| OF Inspector Byrnes's men for having passed
a worthless check for S36 on william Engles-
dorm, OF Al Grand street. He Is locked up In
Jersey City pending the issuance OF extra
/ ultion pa aDerS.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Not So Much Political as Financial
Gloom IN Rio Janeiro.

iRY ABsOCIATED PREss.i
LONDON, Dec. IA despatch from Rio
JaueirU to The Exchange Telegraph Company
declares that the reports as to the gravity Of
the political situation there areegreatly ex-
aggeratcd.
The despatch adds that the financial situa-
tiOn continues to be OF the most gloomy
nature. Many OF the largest undertakings, It
says, are likely TO collapse at any moulent.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Twenty-One Persons Go Down with
Wrecked Ite!.aH steamship.
fRy AaeOCIArFD rRrs

iBY ASSOCIATED rRTss
GENOA, Dec. l..-lhe Italian steamer Gala
briu left Genoa this morning for Naples, hav-
ing on board six passengers.
She had proceeded but n snort distance
when her bvior exploded, 50 damaging the
steamer that he sank Ia very short t.mr.
Including The passengers anl crew there
were thirty three persons Oh board the CLiu-
drowned.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
FOR BROOKLYN ALL-NlGHTERS.
Half Hourly l. Trains After Midni.ht
to East New York.

Beginning next Monday all-night trains are
to be run by the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
Company on the Lexington avenue branch to
East New YORK.
Trains Will be run half-hourly, beginning at
lao A. NJ. till 80 4. NJ, when The regular
schedule will be resumed.
should the experiment prove successful on
this line II II the Com mpany's intention To cx-
tend the all-niglt service TO all It's lines.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
A Careless Gunner Causes the Ex-
ploson OF IA Machine Gun.
tnY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

lnY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
PORT SAID Dec. l2.-Durng artillery prac-
tice on board the French cruiser Troude,
machine-gun exploded.
The weapon broke into fragments and the
gun-sighter WAS very seriously injured
The explosion was due To the negligen Of
the gumnan, who had not closed he breech
properly.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Only One of the Five Held.

-Four OF the fvc persons arrested In the
case OF Dora Gutenberg, OF .. orchard street.
who Is suffering from malpravtlCc, were dis
charged In III" ESaeN Market court tu-day.
The nun, Louis pulaChinlk, who gave the glri
medicine, was held tor trial Miss OrenUcIg
Is now out of danger.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

Further details of the dentihcation o
the bomb-thr"wer and a full story of
the awful crime, by which he endan-
gered many lives and lost his own, will
be published in the SUNDAY WORLD
tomorrow.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Russian Artillery instructor Kine d
by an Exploding Shell.

IN 'FFI'T-T| T ID NV ~
ST, PFTrRsBrRG, Dec. l2.-Capt. Pam
pu,hku, Instructor of the artillery cadets,
ha, been allied Ly the explosion oIa shell
during series OF experiments he was making
with powcrm! explosive.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Funeral of Louis de Bebian.

The funeral OF Louis de Bebian, a we'll
known member Of the French colony In this
city, Will take place next Monday at ST.
Patrick's Cathedral. He was at the time OF
his death President or the Christopher and
Tenth street Railway and director In sew
eral insurance and gas companies He died
night OF heart failure at his home,
1UJ West FiIly-seyenth street.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
POISON IN HER GLASS.
Mrs. Brewer Accuses Her Husband
OF Trying to Cause Her Death.

Mrs. Florence Brewer, Of iS42 Second ave-
nue., vas taken 10 the Presbyterian HOspit al
to-day in a critical condition.
She charges her husband, Dewitt G. Brewer,
with having given her poison In glass OF
beer this morning Her husbaud was ar
The evening world., 1891-12-12
SeabOld-JoyCe.

Miss Mary 4. Joyce, daughter OF a we'll
known builder IN the Annexed District, was
married to Mr.. Harry W. seabold in St.
Jerome's Church, Mott Haven, Thursday
evening, by the Rev. Father Iandy. Miss
Rose A. Seabold was the bridesmaid and
Cornelius j. liOigan was best man. Alter the
ceremony the couple left for Jacksonville,
The evening world., 1891-12-12
After L,ttle's Vacated PIacs

Friends of Patrick Carroll and Edward j.
II. Tamsen, rival candidates for appointment
as School Commissioner to succeed Congress-
man j. j. Little, called on the Mayor to-day
and presented petitions In their behalf. car
rolls had 900 signatures and ramsen's 400
The evening world., 1891-12-12
TlCE IN KEMMLER'S CELL.
Next Candidate for the Electric
Chair'nt Auburn Prison.
lny ASSOCIATED PRFss

AuBrRS, Dec. l2.-JDseph l.. licc, convicted
AT Rochester ~ the murder OF his whe IN July
last, raS received at the prison IN his city
this morning and rut IN the cell formerly uc-
cupled by kCmmler.
The death sentence l. appointed for some
time during the week beginning Jan. Is.
nee looked well, bIt cNlncud some nervous
ness On the short walk IRON the railway sta-
tiuA TO the prison.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
M. and Nine. Morgan, French Ex-
plorers, Return to Paris.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
PARIS, Dec. I'm. Jacques Morgan, the
explorer, has returned TO this city from his
explorations IL Northern Persia, Laiistan
and ArabIstan. He was accompanied on his
Journeyinss by his wife, and together they
covered distance OF l2.4OO miles The two
suffered severe hardships and had number
OF exciting adventures.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
secretary Foster stronger.

WASHINGTON, Dee. l2.--SCCretary Foster Is
reported 10 Ge better auG stronger to-day
than at any time since he was taken sick.
lie Is still weak, however, aud viii ha rdly be
able 10 make his cpniempisteu southern TRIP
lur seyerHl weeks yet
The evening world., 1891-12-12
LAST EDITION.
NORCROSS'S HEAD
He Who Threw the Bomb In Rus
sell Sage's Office Was a
Boston Note Broker.
His Identity Fully Established
! by World" Reporters.
Clothing Recognized by His Parents,
His Face by a Friend.
His Father and Mother Coming
After the Body.
His Identity Fully Established
by World Reporters,
Clothing Recognized by His Parents,
His Face by a Friend.
His Father and Mother Coming
After the Body.

Russell sage's bomb-thrower has been fully
and positively identified He was Henry l..
Eorcross, a young note broker of Boston, who
lived with his parents at Somerville, a suburb
OF that city.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

You have observed that THE
WORLD has identified ths bomb
thrower, The fun story of his life in
tom orrow's SUNDAY WORLD.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

Another Crszy Man at Large.
Mrs. Julia Blewitt, 37s West Thirty second
street, to-day had a general police alarm sent
out for her lunatlc husband James Blewitt,
who escaped from his nurse yesterday while
on his way back to Bloomingdale Asylum
where he has been for the past six months.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Another Speakership Candidate.

Assemblyman George II. Bush, OF Ulster
County, called on Mayor Grant TINS morning
He said that he hopes to be Speaker OF the
next House, and II work Will win the coveted
goal that he will reach It.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
MIR. Astor Goes to Europe,

Mr.. WIN. Astor left for France to-day on the
steamship La Bret0gnc. O.her passengers on
the same vessel were Baron Rene de- Bat2,
Edward X. Wharton ana vie, .. - campbell
and 4. V. q. Reed.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

THE WORLD has found out who
threw the bomb at Russell Sage.
Read the SUNDAY WORLD for the
full story q. the bonb-thrower's
life
The evening world., 1891-12-12
CITY NEWS 7ERsELY TOLD.
To-Dav's Record of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from
Motel Book aud Docket.
Died at the End of a Rope.

Bernard schwartAbergcr, thirty-two years
old, II % Essen street, committed suicide by
hanging himself. lie was found dead at u
O'Clock this norning.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Sunday Lectures on Socialism.

The American Branch OF the Socialist Labor
party Will hold meetings on Socialism every
sunday evening AT 4 O'Clock ut Clarendon
Hall, East Thirteenth street. The first OF
the series Will be Tomorrow evening, wnen
W. c. owen VIII speak. All are invited
The evening world., 1891-12-12

Young Doctors Resigned Perforce.
DR.. W. A. Macy, Medical Superintendent OF
Wards Island Insane Asylum. has demanded
and received the designations or Drs Will
martl, rhornby and Mann OF the asylum
stafT Cnseemly skylarking escapades OF the
young doctors are said TO have caused Dr..
Macy'S action.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Widow of Charles Kingsley, Late
Chaplain of the Queen, IS Dead.

rTY ASSOCIATED PRFssl
LoSpOS, Dee. l2.-Thc widow OF the Rev.
Charles kiugs,cy, late Chaplain IN Ordinary
TO the queen, l. dead.
In 1876 MIR. Kingsley published bio,-
raphy OF ncr distinguished husband.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

The details or tie career Of Henry y.
Norcross, he R0mb- Ihro,rer, Uhom
THE WORLD idem'iitd, WUi be printed
~ the SUNDAY UORLD.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Brennan's Father
Dead.

John Brennan, father OF Assemblyman
Michael Brennan, OF the rifth District, and OF
Alderman James Brennan, OF Albany. died
this morning at his sons residence, IL Grand
street. The funeral VIII take place Monday
at . O'Clock.