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Evening journal., 1891-03-27
President Garnet Honored.

PARIS, March ga significant cere-
mony was enacted at the palace of the
Elysee with much pomp and circumstance
The occasion was the presentation TO Presi-
dent Carnot by the Russian ambassador.
Baron de Mohrenheim, on behalf Of the
car, Of the grand Gordon Of the Order Of
st. Andrew. At the same time the Rus
sian ambassador also presented military
honors to the members Of the French cabi-
net, and TO number Of other persons con
spicuously identified with the service Of
the state. The decoration which the car
has 50 impressively bestowed upon NJ Car
not has been interpreted by many Euro
pean statesmen as being an evidence Of
the definite conclusion Of an offensive and
defensive alliance between France and Rus
sia. In Germany especially the incident is
ooked upon as being one Of the first inn
portance
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
THE QUEEN CRITICISED.
Wilson'S appointment Unpopular In View
Of the Baccarat Scandal.

y
Of the Baccarat Scandal.
LONDON, March 27.-The announcement
that the queen has appointed Arthur VIII.
son TO be high sheriff of Yorkshire and
proposes to bestow upon him the honor OF
knighthood has aroused strongly unfavora-
ble criticism. The members of the bar
generally speak of it as an interference
with the course Of justice by attempting
to create a prejudice in behalf Of one of the
defendants in Sir William Gordon Cum.
ming's suit for slander. The appointment
Is said to have been made at the urgent
personal request of the Prince of Wales,
and in the face Of the reluctance of Lord
Salisbury, who wished to defer the bestow-
al of honors upon MFR. Wilson until after
the baccarat scandal had been removed
from the courts
The prince takes emphatically the side
of the Wilson's, and is so pronounced in
his antagonism TO Cumming that none OF
the princes set dare associate with that
nobleman, who has been notified that it
would be well for him, pending the deci-
sion Of his suit to remain away from the
Marlborough club, az which the Trince OF
Wales is a frequent visitor Friends OF
the prince say that his action is not with
out Justification as will appear at the
trial, and that after securing lenient treat
ment for Cumming he has been rewarded
with gross ingratitude, especially in the
requirement that he shall personally ap-
pear as q witness. Nevertheless the pro.
motion OF Mr. Wilson is being made effect
i've use of by the partisans OF Sir William
as evidence that unfair means are resorted
to in order 70 strengthen his opponents,
and that for the first time during vieto-
ria's reign the crown has taken sides in a
private suit-at-law between subjecAs.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
That big Suit Against the Central.

New YORK, March 27.--Much interest is
being shown in the expected trial Of the
ejectment suit of Alexander Sanders and
ID. Sanders Sons, of lonkers against the
New York Central and Hudson River Rail
road at White Plains. The case itself in
wolves about SIS 900, but the title to fully
100000 worth Of property along the line
OF the Hudson River road will be affected
by the decision. IL is test suit. The
papers were filed on the 10th OF january
last. Ralph Prime, of the firm OF Prime
Prime &.Burns, appeared for the plaintiffs
in court yesterday before Judge Dykman
Frank Loomis and Mr.. Wilkinson, of
Poughkeepsie, appeared for the New York
Central road The general manager, John
A. Toucey, was also on hand as we'll as
number of well known lawyers and rail
road men, Mr.. Prime asked permission to
amend his bill of complaint, and Judge
Dykman granted the request and adjourn
ed the case to May 49,
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
Ths California nrihnrr

SACRAMENTO, March 27 The resolutions
referred to the judiciary committee Of the
senate, directing it to place before the
grand jury any evidence it might adduce
with reference 70 the alleged bribery in
connection with the United States sena-
torship, were reported back by that com
mittee amended in such a way that the
whole matter is placed in the hands Of the
attorney general, the latter being allowed
free scope in the matter The senate at
once adopted the resolutions as amended.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
They want More wnrns.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-The employees
Of the New York division Of the PenusyI-
vania Railroad company are signinga pc
tition asking that their wages be increased
nearly IS per cent, and when all the sig
natures have been secured the petition
will be presented to General Manager Pugh
direct. The men ask for a general increase
for all who run on passenger trains be-
tween Philadelphia and New York, and
ask that the wages be increased as follows.
Conductors TO $3.50; baggage masters,
~. 10, and brakemen $780, The iiscmen on
the same branch have also presented a Pc
tition asking for an increase which Will
make their pay s.. 25 for a round trip.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
They Ran a Tramp's boarding House.

JAMAICA, l.. l., March 27.-During the
past ten months 1900 tramps have found J
harbor OF refuge in the town hall here
The grand jury finds that the county al.
lows thirty cents a night for lodging and
feeding each tramp, aud that this allow
ance has been made big source Of profit.
tramps remaining about for weeks at
time. Out Of the thirty cents it is alleged
that the janitor received fifteen cents fol
bread and coffee, the overseer Of the poor
five cents and the town ten cents. IL i
said that the janitor made twelve cents
clear on each tramp
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
An Awful Powder Explosion.

MADIsoNymLE, Ky, March 27.-A ke.
Of powder exploded inJ. f. Ruley's grocer,
at O'Clock. J. b. Stewart, clerk, anC
ID. A. Bondurant, a customer, were badl,
injured. Stewards face and hands wer,
burned to a crisp, and if he RECEIVERS h,
will probably lose both eyes. Bondurani
was badly burned ana injured by flyint
particles. The store was wrecked AMI
buildings adjacent badly shaken. The ac
cident was caused BY discharge Of a rifle IL
Stewards hands while in close proximit,
to the powder
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
General nrarr nrinr.

Los ANGELES, Cal, March 27.-General
Edward 5. Bragg, Of Milwaukee, is lying
dangerously i'll here of pneumonia. His
life is despaired of. The general was the
commander of the Iron brigade during the
war, and has been prominent figure in
wisconsin politics for many years. He
was state senator in 1888. and has been d
congressman several times His famous
saying, I'VE love Cleveland for the enc
mics he has made" made at the Demo.
cratic national convention of 1884, gained
him national recognition. He has been a
bitter antagonist Of Senator Villas, Of Wis
consin, for many years.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
The Deadlocl. ~ uartfor,I-

HARTFORD, March 25-The sennte yes
terday passed a resolution appointing a
committee to consider all the elaetion
bills now before the senate and make re-
port on them next Tuesday "A n-partis-
an committee OF two Democrats and two
Republicans was appointed by the chair
and will meet Saturday. No quorum was
present in the house and the speaker, under
the rule, declared a recess until next
Wednesday. Governor Bulkeley last even
ing signed the requisition papers for K
Harry Decker, the New Haven ball PLAYER
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
Gibbs ana French Defented.

NEW YORK, March 27-The Republican
county committee met at Nillson hall las
night and by vote OF 800 to 33 decidet
that the delegates from the Fifth an,
Thirteenth districts should be unseate,
and a new election ordered in those dis
tricts The friends of Frederick S. Glib.
and Stephen b. French made stronl
fight, but were beaten in the end. Resolu
tions were adopted protesting against the
passage Of the Liston tax bill, now befort
the legislature.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
"Honor'' sent a Iump of-Gola.

WASHINGTON, March PA lump OF gold
was received at the treasury department
from New York and placed to the credit
Of the conscience fund Accompanying it
was note signed Honor which stated
that the lump Of gold had been left in
"Honor's' possession for some time, but
as he believed that the gold belonged to
the government, he now turned it over to
the treasury. The lump Of gold will be
sent to the mint, its value ascertained and
Honor informed through the press Of
it's va fua
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
A Point in Mrs. Smiths Favor.

MEDIA, Pa, March 27-The trial Of Mrs
Carolina Smith for the murder of her sis
ter, Emma Pftzmayer, was continued
Dr. Keen, professor of anatomy, Of Phila
delphia, produced the neck Of the dead
woman and testified that the fatal stabs
could have been self inflicted. This con
tradicts the expert testimony Of the prose
cution, and is a strong point for the de.
Tense, as it sustains the theory of suicide.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
md Colnnnnde Intel.s AnnIr

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-The creditors
Of II. j. & g. r. Crump, proprietors OF
the Colonnade hotel, held meeting and
referred the request for an extension OF
time to committee of the creditors. The
liabilities of the firm are placed at $3.50 00a
and the available assets at $4,000. The
firm say they can pay all their debts if this
extension asked for is granted.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
The Washington Bank FaiIure.

NEW YORK, March 2Z-The directors o,
the wrecked bank have decided to consult
with the stockholders upon the question
Of making up the impaired capital. S,
far as heard from the stockholders favor
making up the deficiency. 1t was Learned
yesterday that the amount Of money oh
tanned by Silver was between S6s 900 and
e7S,000. Bank Examiner Hepburn saio
last night that nothing had so far come NJ
indicating collusion between Silver ano
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
A New chionro civ Tlelet.

CHICAGO, March 27.-The Harrison Dem
ocrats, who withdrew from the Democratic
city convention last Saturday, haze nom
mated the following municipal ticket: For
mayor, Carter H. Harrison; for city treas
urer, Louis Nettlehorst; for city attorney,
George +. Sugg; for city clerk, Michael
DfDouwnr
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
preferrod Death 20 Marriage,

HAzELTON, Pa, March 27.-Millie Ca
pece, sixteen years old, committed suicide
at her home in Foundryville by shooting
herself The parents Of the girl wanted
her to marry an aged suitor, but the girl
vas in love with young man, aneighbor.
and took the matter so much to heart thaa
she killed herself
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
10 Pension Confederate soldiers.

ST. LOUIS, March 2T-A dispatch from
Little Rock says the bill to pension dis
abled Confederate soldiers and their indi-
gent widows and to appropriate 1000 for
a soldiers home at Little Rock has passed
both houses Of the Arkansas legislature.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
Engineer samuel morris Dead.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., March q. Samuel
Morris, one Of tine Oldest railroad engineers
in the United States, died at his home in
Glendola, near here, aged sixty-nine years.
He was employed by the Pennsylvania
railroad for more than forty years.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
A $40. 600 Forver xyan,.a.

BRISTOL, Tenn, March 27.-D. S. Morri-
son, deputy clerk of the Scott county Cva)
circuit court, is wanted here for forgeries
amounting TO $4,000. Morrison is believed
to be in Washington, and the authorities
there have been notified and are on the
lookout for him.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
stanrlev gtretcbes RAND.

MAucH CHUNK, Pa, March ~ William
Q. stangley was hanged here yesterday
for the murder Of his housekeeper Mrs.
Sybilla Walbert. His neck was broken by
ALu I'll
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
Another Victim of the EIliotts

COLUMBUS, o., March 27.-John Reese.
one Of the bystanders accidentally shot by
the Eiliotts month ago, is at deaths doox
from blood poisoning.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
The Weather.

Slightly warmer and cloudy, with rain,
and high winds on the coast.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
TWO Pennsylvania HANelNas.

George w. Moss and william o. stang
ley Pay the Penalty.
WMKEsBARRE, Pa. March 27.-With a
firm tread and a smiling face George Wash
ington Moss walked on the scaifold in the
prison yard here yesterday. When asked
II he had anything TO say, he replied; God
does not hold me responsible for the muir
der Of my wife and | do not hold myself
responsible. / die like soldier, with a
smile. " The neck was dislocated by the
six foot fall, and Moss probably died with
out pain.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
BuaINEss oppnRTnnIrIrs-


WANTED.-A SILENT PARTNER WITH
~ $6,OOO In well paying business. None
but those meaning business need apply TO
"PARTNhR,r - this offioe
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
DIG Wound kilI Her.

On Tuesday her husband tied her to a
bedpost and went to work She hnall, re-
leased herself and ran away, and wandered
about until she was found by the police.
As she ended her story she drew her we'd
ding ring from her dress and threw it on
the floor. The police are searching for the
father and husband.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
The vIslble Punnet.

Next in the chain Of conspiracy comes
James W. Daskam, an unworthy scion Of
a revolutionary hero He is the connect.
ing link between the active and visible
puppet and the concealed originator Of the
whole conspiracy. The anonymity OF this
plotter is only temporary. He is known
and his name will be coupled with his
handiwork. The responsibility for the
whole gigantic scheme TO steal millions
will be placed upon his shoulders, The
Herald says.
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
JIG AlIeged Wltiow.
naIked BY a Reporter.

With splendid skill l.. Allen, a reporter
destroys the fabric Of the bogus Heller
Bremer's alleged widowhood Her Origin
and her low, proligate life contain no pag,
or chapter which he has not brought on
from the slime of midnight New York int,
the clear light Of day But this poor Great
ure is mere puppet in the hands of thosl
who should know better and whose punish
ment should be greater. Behind Cassie
Brooks are two members Of the bar, who's
conduct in the case has been Of extraor
dinary simplicity, : to say the least. Thei
conduct, however, will be carefully investi
gated by the Bar association, so IL is un
necessary TO criticise or PREJUDICE the mat
Ter here
Evening journal., 1891-03-27
HELP WANTED.
MATTED.

4 OUR GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE pLFAS-
ANT, front rooms, furnished or unfur
nished. with or without beard; use OF bath,
home comforts; rates moderate. Call l07
West 9TH street Private entrance City.
WANTED. D.-BoARDERs. 8l4 KING
w street.
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Pst 70 sleep !. One Ros.a.

A hurricane night. 90 far man was concerned
took pace last night Stamford In the presence
about 100 New Workers and Brooklynltes who 70
sec what was expected to be . good go" The con.
tsstsnts were Frank KricR. colored boxer. who ID
known a. tho "Harleni Coffee Cooler" and Jimmy
Frazer lreenpoint They fought for purse Of 500
end $3.50 sids with two-Ounce gloves.
frszsEF Wished 1b1 pqundt ara va. lucky enough to
Kneg welghed f5e pounds and wss seconded BY Mi
walker Walter Dc Baum. the eI.Igh, weight amateur
Frazer another vetfn0En 'pors kept
As soon the men put up their hands IL was
oih:r %om.n. E!eiE ", Top e s.. Iscs ND head
Ass9ssp ss%eIy but va. again aoorssd BY swing
.sds b. ,rssh. arm punch on .ss
tSs ropsS With bang. As Frazer tried 70 got sway
from his ropes the i" Cooler" cent him back again
ss 1h SGsksa :wiS or us the sys and "a nCss
on fraIeTs Jaw, and he dropped TO taken nap. that
lasted over hall minute vreEer remained puoEy 20
tho Harlem Codso Cooler"
Joe Early yesterday deposited $500 with tbs EU.,
tstsd and Issued challenge IN behalf Of pi DsSp
Sor II. 80 sds!
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zROrIING TURF TRLBUNALS
lHssts>g 81 uearAs 81 nsvssvv ssA Appssls
8ers ssa n Chicago.

Heetang 81 BearAs ~ nevtsw asa Appeals
Mere ssa n Chicago.
To-day begins o busy week for those who
administer the laws OF harness racing. rs both
che National and AMERICAS Trottine assoela-
lions hold their courts OF last resort. The Board
Of Review for the National Association com
msnees its December session tonight ct tho
Murray I'M Hotel beginning at 2 o'clock.
About seventy cases are on tho docket. sone
Of them likely to prove sensational. Tho
parties concerned In tho Tom Hamilton affair
at Baltimore last spring win a6k to have the
temporary reinstatement mada permanent,
while N. q Sale. tho Kontucky dentist who
owned the trotter Temple Bar. expelled dur
ing the Grand Circuit meeting at Cleveland
last Jtify, applies for reinstatement. along with
asogss " Spear. th e. Mi9,neapolIs trainer;
IS g. s sss ss aPS b: a.. :sa s from
declined 70 .spesk about. he said That the
SSsf 1sSns e %. Ssx Sn e os
siSisS !ssSIin. f.. rom NTH! tSo atlantic S is:
al|s ssh ESr ssS e. sss; "
from the Pacific district. Tho President
Ssrs. who were here last pecemSss.
Il. Ss 3 ss ss & s.s ss s q sT
sss. 81 q Is% sHs,S.'' to hear the
is AtSsso 9i the America ACCUSATION Beard:
psoHinsnf patrons Of trottIng ip the West
Up again IN new phase. brought about by
asl EasSs 81 y: sor''' after they were 's'
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soU1s M BLACK soiERs


There was some delay In starting the coored bosnt
teprnAment at nobsrsson's Gymnasium Hrookyn. ias
night. The sable sluggsrs hand IN gaod sea
sos. but wes naster OF Ceremonies Frcd Burus cam,
the fighters expected to battle Ia their bare feet
and With such street attire as would mol
iRtsrfes with their movements white IN the
rms. is,medintaly thees was lively scramble fol
rubber shoes trunks. aud other psraphernsa OF the
squared circle When these were secured the tsss
OF weifhine'in began. The contestants were led to
snsh room and soemny directed to stand upon a
pscs OF znc thai lay in the OF the eoor being
Assured that by means OF an electrical apparatus
.hslf weisht was resistsred In the onnce and could
saS.se s Es Ss .spp sso %s Ky
liz mem wstan hs fTesfS.. 81 sssps. 9a
one Of sh.m WEIGHED an an ounce os''' 4'' '0'
assss ss s xssR suG %s. ssa sf
IL Ms sa w. lid s " III pr ssw vain
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chosen as Judges, sud nossrt sto sud sam See Lts
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their shrtsks Of inerrinsnt IL the irst nt the
:srAP. tn rs' I" appear va, q Mccall q
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p t twas va. Mob Murrhy s.e Of The iii L. G. rss
seisnre. Mccall was innocent OF any knowledge
& sss sssssyy ,. sss:. Y ssa .rsss s5i
(tkc fsls He Was distinctly hurricane fighter. and
ratified his ivor. After this he asat mouth lightly
spa only the waos Vt left to brighten Up
Sa;n Muss
landing on his head lie was slightly dazed, but came
bask axatn and rsns~sd the battle with
|sas y ssn,d lsss Tie s. ssi hse s .es as
snd PoundsS,a 49, 81 r FL sFSqnd Mu,phy Ths Judges
sSdcsi sosns K sssir ss.an feos iiti jim pas
,poS AyFphy laughed me, ssirSOaiSsIIy md nSSiTsa
s sssn
,sme Is falling up collection just - soon as he rot
!nd soon bsI Sn bat half iai Of dimes and sasrters
lhs other aeatss: locked on y Smrxsmsnt and formed
to II r. Ss 81 su. Bud
yncR defsuI,sd 10 =. iiavens. aud " smith decided
,dt 20 get Into III. ring With N Dohney. .Thereupon
he entsytsianent came TO end The dnals viii take
,lace Wednesday evening,
nan, BSs nsn shs ..s
niohg the spectators was other thsn the London
Ien clever man At ISL pound Dc. who anxious 10
st into trouble with some American boxers.
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4 Bis Brl,.rd Tourney At Tendon.

10 billiard circles IN England and in this cosntry. too
was announced to begin yesterday At London. II
was arranged By tho Engllsh nrm Of Thurston Co..
ssA Il coniest designed to prove vha entitled
the supremacy In English billiards With Cbsmpion John
Roberts, Jy. barred Roberts % touring AuaSssl,s He
IL Tar ahead Of any other payss Of the Kagsh game
that be 10 always obliged 70 cohesds Dig odds 10 any
sdy:r...y u tbs p proposed tSurn.Isnt four 9. The
fore there viii bs lively times ahssd amoDg bsftors.
TAe sntres are: PiaiL North. MITCHELL and Taylsr.
g: ssN9y q ths Inaaou Syedirs ~ wko s.s nsppsa
ada Kitchen play ihrss g.pss % iSoyuR spe( birred
On tte nrst three dsys Peal end Taylor 81
= Eam:s in each case play game Of 1000 uI spot
This pTisaa are to be distributed - follo.s E7o to
winner Of the nnai heat E20 the ioasr Of the nA
m s.m. a. shs HE'fsamms stiPT!..ss si'I Be- on
barred. reaIl 10 . very strong player and oasht 70
come Oh the winner, -
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rHE PAR1srAx BlzLkaRD SCHEME


New YSsk evs ThINk 10 WsalA Fay the Fer.
etgeese t. Aeeuse ssesess.
Geo. MossUns reply to the saoa-Aay ossr Of the "a.
rsian billiard capitalist, saying that he woaia ~ u
raris and playa siS nonths engagement for ei0Sso.
was topic OF lively discussion in local billiard circles
yesterday. II was said ut the hsadQuartera Of the
Brunswick,Balss Company that Monsieur Choumars
offer had been sent through their Chicago branch to
Sehaefer Carter and Ivea ". Choumar odefs the two
latter stars Sla day snd per csat Of the profits 81
all matches. sehssfsr and lvss both have rosaas II
Chicago snd 10 thought they sars present.
Carter and sosson appear to be free to 60 abroad Eu'
rene Carter was In Paris last year. and made mighty
good thing OF his so,ouru in financial way. too he
may 60 ovss again.
New Workers said yesterday that slesson's figures
were reasonable Dudley FAvanash and others OF the
HrunswiekBahe Company said that they believed that
N. Choumar could make money by accepting slossou's
torns, particularly soason pays his swn expensss
.ss sas & IL: 4: s,sss and he
maioSs. t :.a H. q .ns ar
as ma Y. 90 ~ yN sns
e the matches n r:rs and Their you'd unAoubssdy
wsfer:. would CONS eat away ahead" '" .A
Ts st, e match Ss: ;.s T.. .;:
IN s si. 3: .sI e s
Ss IS g.
ss s:,s Sss
ss 81 ;!s III
Ms s ar meas %
to The game bsSsuss Si!l,aras only PROSPER. IL ths
the pool box
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HyGlENlC SUGGESTIONS.
Family Doctor.t

food. ''"u W
We are not nourished by what We cot. but BY
whpt we digest. "
Dyspepsia h a pool. pedestrian. Walk at thu
ratio 81 four miles an hour aud you will soon
II your. stomach is out Of ORDER your dics..
tion weak. or you feel chilly at any time, La
In mind that YOU need a stimuant. "'
=, Do not DO deceived in regard to etimulants.
there are many. but there Is only one known fs
the world n-day which combines pure medi.
2Si9el qualities With the best efficiency. That
You can well afford to remember this care
fnlly and act unon It constantly. as 1t may
mean 10 YOU as 1t has meant to 80 many others.
ofIlfe. ~"
Remember always that when any dealer tries
to seil you something In the place OF what YOU
call for, he hns an interei ted motive. and il
seeking to impose upon You for his own ends.