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The Saratoea Season

NEW YORK, July 16.-The Mails Sara
toga special says: Many improvements, all
OF special character, have been made at
the grounds of the racing association The
ting ring is entirely new and will accom-
mediate seventy bOok-makers. The restau-
rant Is enlarged and improved A new sew
en-eighths track has been constructed.
Both tracks are in the pink of condition and
it is believed many old records will be
broken this seas n. The managers cuntem-
plate new grand stand, one Of the finest of
the country. Racing begins next week.
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Pension Business.

CHICAGO, July 16.-The local news bureau
quotes Pension Commissioner Raum as say
ing, in conversation with the Chicago PEN
sion Agent. that affairs have been going too
slowly in the Pension Department. and he
is going to hurry through $4,000 original
cases before the year is out. There is no
sense In letting them hang on, and when
they are disposed of he can get rid of a lot
of the clerks he has, perhaps half the for ce
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Two Chiefs of One nspartmsut

STOCKTON, July 16-Stockton now has
two Chief Engineers of the Fire Depart
ment. The new Republican Commissioner
recently elected to the position is Israel
Rolf, veteran of the Volunteer Depart.
ment. Mike Mccain, the Democrat who
was in Office, refuses to 60 out, and says he
will run TO fires and claim the office until
the courts GUST him. He claims that under
the charter he cannot be removed except for
rausa
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At Pittsburg.

PITrsBURG, July 1.-two games were
played to-day, each club winning one. Both
games were hotly contested. First game
Phtsburgs I, Brooklyns 8; batteries-King
and Bergen, Terry and KinsIow. Second
game-Pittsburgs s, Brooklyns -; bat
teries-Galvin, Maui and Fields, Carthers
and KinslnW
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A Woman Murdered by Her Husband.

CLIFTON (Ariz), July 16.-Lonjno Jinso
murdered his wife this morning at San Jose.
She left him five months ago. and was living
with another man. Jealousy was evidently
the cause. He reioiced and laughed over
the dastardly deed. He stabbed her with
dagger, driving 1t TO the hilt through the
ast-bone, an inch below the thorax. She
died Instantly
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American Association.

BosToN, July 16.-Bostons 10, Louis
villes s.
BALTIMORE, July 16.-Baltimores s. ST..
Louis l.
WASHINGTON, July -Washingtons 2,
CincnnatS B.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16-Athletics g.
Columbus q
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Senator QUAY Confdant of Rs.Elentinn.

New YORK, July 16.-R. R. Quay, son of
United States Senator Quay, is at Sea Isle
City. Cape May. He stated to a reporter
positively that his father will not accept
reelection as Chairman of the National
Repub lean Committee, but that he is
candidate for reelection as Senator from
PENNSYLVANIA, and is confident that he will
he elected
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Stockton's New Depot.

STOCKTON, July IS. j. II. Wallace,
assistant Superintendentlof Track was here
to-day to decide on certain charges in rail-
road tracks In front of the location of the
new railroad deput, which will be erected
here this summer. twill be a handsome
prick and stone structure and will be at the
junction of the main line and the new road
to MERGED
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A New PARTY,

A convention of patrons of Equitable
Commerce" was held at Metropolitan Tenn
pie last night to form Cooperative Labor
party. There were about 400 people pres.
ent. among whom were Barney Doughertv.
DR.. Wiley and DR.. Cyrus r. Teed, who
claims to be the modern Messiah. Ad-
dresses were made by G. c. Ludington, Dr.
Teed. DR.. r. I'll. ii. Hunt, Mrs. Mills, Mrs
None. The evils of the Industrial systems
were freely discussed and unsparingly de-
nounced, and resolutions were passed in
favor OF national cooperation and the for
nation of national cooperative party.
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CLOSED DOORS.
Suspension of National Bank in Kansas
City. Kans

KANSAS CITY (Mo), July 16.-The First
National Bank of Wyandotte, or Kansas
City, Kans., suspended to-day, and is in the
hands of the Bank Examiner. President
Wilson is very reticent concerning the cause
OF fiilure and the condition OF the bank,
He does say, however, that tile assets are
100000 and the liabilities 100000 Much
of the assets which were supposed to be
to prevent rapid realization. Last fall the
bank became involved in the affairs of the
Hustled Investment Company, and was in
shaky condition. The institution at that
time consolidated with the Exchange Ma
tlonal Bank and it was believed it had tided
over its difficulties. 1t is generally believed
the liabilities are considerably over 500, 600.
inasmuch as the city Of Kansas City. Kans..
had on deposit in the bank about 100000.
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Extensive Grass Fira-

BAKERSFIELD. July is. A grass fire
started from unknown causes in Whisman
Flat near Chenille on Monday has already
burned over thirty-six sections and is still
spreading. All the fences and cabins on
the line of the fire have been burned and an
immense quantity of stock feed destroyed
1t is peculiar in that 1t is just like prairie
fire, although in mountain country, and no
timber has been burned as yet
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Railroad Commissioners, nao,.;..

SALEM (Oregon), July 16-The Board of
Railroad Commissioners inquiring into al
legged determinations. whereby :he Southern
Pacific Company gives the students and
faculty OF the State University at Eugene
s special rates in transportation, holds that
ome s. same ~ Iayors should be shown the Agri-
School at Monmouth. $3.50 'A' A''i I"A
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Carpenters, Union.

Carpenters Union. No. 707. received a
notice last night to the effect that its men,
bers were assessed twenty-five cents per
capita, to support the carpenters who are
OH strike for an elght-h0ur day. AS the
union struck for the eight-hour day and was
the secretary was instructed to reply that
the assessment could not be paid at present
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Kynnersley. Adele
McCullen. William
McGrew. Ida
mcHuIh, jane b.
McWiliiams, George y
Melville. S. ID.
0'Farrell, Alice
Rooney. Bernard P.
Robinson, Caroline A.
Rosenberg. Louis S.
Todd. Minnie L. I.
Won Euw. Katharine
Emil
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Arrive l..

THURSDAY, July 49,
Stmr Del Norte, Stockfeth. 80 hours from Cres-
cent City; pass and mdse TO Hobbs Wall q Co
Stmr San Bias Mclean, Is DAYS from Panama
etc; pass and mdse, TO NJ S s Co.
InportatiOns.
CRESCENT CIrY-Per Del Norte-5 rls lea Their
356 NJ Il lumber, tree 81 bxs butter 9 pigs cs
hardware, bl WOOL
Cunsignees.
Per Del DIFFERENTIATION Il Luhrs: Simpson Bros;
wttzel q Baker; Dodge, Sweeney n Co; j G John
son: . Is Smith Il Co: Vervain Rowe; + ID Hume
q Co: CE Whitney Il Co: Brigham, Hoppe IL Co;
Hegler q Johnson; Baker n Hamilton; G f Van de
Marx; Hawley Bros; w Summers Co: Hobbs,
Walk Co; W w Montague u Co.
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Western Association

DENVER, July 16-The game was given
to Denver with score of to 0, the Omaha
Club failing TO appear.
SIOUX CITY. July 16.-Sioux Citys 6, Du-
luths 8.
M, MAINNIEAPoL1s. July 16.-Minnsapolis 4,
MilWaukeeS z,
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Sudden Death in Stockton,

STOCKTON, July 16.-Asier Marks, pop
ular young tailor here. died this evening.
He was in apparently good health last Sun
day evening, when he had hemorrhage
from the lungs. Since then he had six
more attacks. He had recently commenced
the erection of a residence and was soon to
marry San Francisco Young lady.
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Sentence of a Garrotar

STOCKTON, July 16.-Frank Cook,
Stockton garroter, who was the partner of
Thomas Tabor, recently sentenced to fifteen
years Imprisonment, was to-day sentenced
10 twelve years at San Quentin. He was at
one time police officer here.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Two singles, double
and an error by Boston in overthrowing
at the home plate gave Chicago three runs
and the game in the twelfth inning. Chi-
Cages 8, Bostons Z. Batteries-Gumberta and
Littridge, Clarkson aud Camel.
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WHIP And SPUR.
The Hyde Park Stakes Of $4,000 Won
by Curt Gum.

CHICAGO, July 16.-The Hyde Park
stakes for two-year- Odds, the richest stake
in the West for that age, was decided to-
day at Washington Park. Bashford was
the favorite. but Curt Gum, well ridden by
Isaac Lewis, won quite easily. The stake
was worth $1,000 to the winner. Racine.
under strong pull, won the mile dash in
the fast time of 1 :40A. The weather was
clear and the track fast. The results of the
races were:
One and n sixteenth miles, Jim Dunn
won, Russell second, Hopper third. Time,
1:49H.
One mile, Racine won, Aloha second.
Proctor Knott third. Time, 4034.
Six fuTlOngs. Curt Gum won, Bashford
second, Chief Justice third. Time. 1:l5.
Handicap, one and quarter miles, Take
Notice won. Business second, Whitney
third. Time, 2:09k.
One mile and furlong, Favorite won,
Time, 1:55R
At Jerome Park.
NEW YORK, July 16.-At Jerome Park
track to-day the winners we're:
Handicap sweepstakes, 1890 yards, Chesa-
peake won. Nellie Bly, second, Queenstown
third. Time, :21A.
Six furlongs. Adage won, Trill second,
Motto third. Time, 1914.
One and a quarter miles, Strathmeath
won, Uno Grande second, Reckon third.
Time, 2:1oA.
Six furlongs. Temple won. Julia second,
Kilkenny third. Time 1 :1SA.
Handicap sweepstakes, one and six
teenth miles. Raceland won, Kingmaker
second, Morrow third. Time. 1914.
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PaDcr-HauCers.

The recently organized Paper hangers
Union held an enthusiastic meeting last
night, at which several candidates were in
itiated. The union will become a branch
of the brotherhood of Painters. Its object
is to raise wages, which now range from
81 so to 81 per day.
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THE WASHINGTON MINES.
Contract Signed by Black Diamond Employs
Militia Returning Home

mintia Mourning Home.
SEATTIE, July 16.-President Cornwall
and Alonzo Hayward Of the Black Diamond
Coal Company visited the mine yesterday
and held meeting with all the miners.
They insisted on the contract offered nv
Superintendent Morgan, reservlng the right
70 hire ana discharge men. The miners
them signed it, and the Others viii follow.
The mine will be in operation Monday.
Newcastle mine is now In charge of nine
deputies, who have organized for patrol
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Four Pard0ns.

CARSON (NeY). July 16-The State
Board OF Pardons adjourned to-day after
acting on twenty-eight cases. Out of this
number four received their liberty and the
balance were sent back to finish their sem
tence or wait for the next session Of the
board
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oBITU AR ".
GENERAL b. E. KELLY

General B. F. Kelly, known by the sobri-
quet of the Hero of Philippe" died last
evening at Oakland. Nd, at the age of 81
years. Ever since the war he has been a
sufferer from wounds which he received
during some of the engagements in which he
participated.
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Sam smalls Iihsl Suit

PHILADELPHIA. July 16.-Rev J. Wesley
Hill, pastor of the First NJ. E. Church,
Ogden, and financial agent of the Utah
University, reached Philadelphia to-day to
answer criminal libel suit brought against
him by Sam Small. He says he has ample
evidence in hand to confirm all he has said
or written.
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ScoficId Acaui.taa

John Scolield was tried yesterday In the
United States District Court for passing a
counterfeit half-dollar piece, and was ac-
quilted, the jury failing to see .'intents in
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Trotting at Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, July 16.-The winners Of
to-day's races were:
Trottng race, 2:17 class, $500, ]. B.
Richardson won, Mocking Bird second,
Mambrino Maid third, Houri fourth Best
time, 2:1S.
Pacing race, 2:24 class, $1,000, Frank Dorch
won, Min Young second, RayelIo third.
others drawn. Best time, 2:1S.
Trotting race, 2:23 class, $1,000, Abbie V
won, Strader Ii second Dandy third Sadie
NJ fourth. Best time 2:20b.
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Trotting at Boston

BosToN. July 16-At the Mystic Park
track to-day the winners were: 2:27 class,
Dusty Miller won, Nutmount second, Hugo
third; best time, 2:23b. Second race (2:22
class. pacing, Chesterfield won, John Sec
ond, Lizzie Want third; best time, 2:23.
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Returning to Work

PITTsBURG, July 16.-The threatened riot
OF strikers at DuQuesne this morning did
not materialize. The Allegheny Bessemer
Steel Company started its plaut in full
operation, and everything is quiet. Many
OF the Amalgamated men have returned to
rnr-
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Kite-shapsd Race.Trank

STOCKTON, July 16-Men and teams with
large excavating machines are at work on
the new kite-shaped track being built here
by the Stockton Fair Association, II
VIII be finished before the next fair in
September "
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Cut With a Pooket-K,;s.

BAKERSFIELD, July 16.-Last night dur
Ing an alteration S. Simoni cut Rafello
Stephani In the left arm with a pocket
knife, inficting wound seven inches long.
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Francis R. Riyes, a New York millionaire,
died yesterday at his residence near New
Hamburg In the SEVENTEEN year of his age.
He was Secretary of Legation to the court
of St James under President Tyler
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An unfouuded Renort.

CHICAGO. July 16-General Miles to-day
received. dispatch from Major Powell.
whom he had directed to investigate the
White Earth (Minn.) trouble, saying the
report was without foundation and the In
dams were perfectly peaceabe
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DRY-GooDs MEN.
A Strong Association Formed for Earl,
Closing.

A Strong Association Formed for Early
Closing.
A joint meeting of the Clerks EARLY clos-
ing Association and the Dry-goods- Mem
Association was held last night for the pur-
pose of uniting the two organizations. The
clerks association was formed to bring
about a reduction of working hours and the
dry-goods-Men's organization was formed
for the assistance Of its members when
sick. The clerks called the meeting, as they
believed that the Cooperation of the dry
goods-Men was necessary to further their
objects. President Bowman of the Dry
goods-Men's Association presided. After q
long debate on the object of the meeting the
following resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, There are in this city two organl-
cations Of dry goods men, one for benevolent and
one for eariy-eloslng purposes; and whereas,
considerable advantage might be accom- plished
by tie consolidation OF the two organizations,
be 1t
Resolred. That all dry goods men OF the city
should be members OF one association, the said
assocatiation 10 be for protective. benevolent
and social purposes, 10 be defined as follows:
~ Prot ctlon, meaning the shortening of hours |;
" benevolent, because II Is necessary that all
men should provide against sickness; (3) Social
that the general advancement OF all dry-goods
men may be assured. Be II further
Rcs0tUed, That II Is the opinion OF this mass.
meeting that the two associations should form
an association for the above objects.
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At Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, July 16.-Both clubs played
we'll to-day. the home team having slight
advantage. Cincinnatis 4, Philade lphias Q.
Observation-Disclosures and Harrington, Gleason
and Clements
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Musical Criticism: Mistress fbeneyo-
isnliy to her maid in anticipation of a COM
p PHI ~, would you do if you could
should take lessons.-NeLelsp alIsr.
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The Democratic.


SAN DIEGO. July 16.-The Mexican war
ship Democratic left this afternoon for MAJ
allan.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

rRirth marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not lie inserted. They must hs handed In az
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same pubIishedl
BORN.
JENs-In this city, July 10, 1891. to the wife of J.
Q. Jens.
CoHEN-In this city, July IA, 1891, to the wife of
Harris Cohen. daughter.
WOODMAN-July IL, 1891. to the wife OF W. II
Woodman, son,
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The Upholsterers' Union is organizing
branches in Sacramento, Stockton and San
lnsa
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Failure of Aforementioned 1mnlama.. No.,

TRINIDAD, July 16-The assignment of
W. e. Hewlett g. Co., agricultural imnje-
ment dealers, Is announced. Liabilities
$50. 600, assets $4,000.
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SEATTLE, July 16.-Seattles Z, Portlands 6.
TAcoAA. July 16.-Spokanes 4, Tacomas 8.
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JOHN RLAKELY.
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

John Blakely, a veteran boat-builder OF
Cambridge, Mass, died ia that city We s.
terday.
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At Coney Island.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 16.-The weather
was cloudy and the track fast. The winners
were:
Five furlongs, Lord Dalmeny won. Servia
second, Romance third. Time, :02.
Five furlongs, Murphy won, dead heat for
place. between Refrain and Irregular. Time.
1:G3A.
Ons mile, Cruiser wen, Strideaway Sec
ond. Minch third. Time, 1872
One and a sixteenth miles, Rambler won,
Helmuth second, Rover third. Time, :51 u.
Seven furiongs. Kingston won. Eclipse
SECOND, Nubian third. Time, 1:2S%.
Five furlongs, Meriden won. Arniea Sec
ond. Wave third Time. 1:01A.
Six furlongs, Jay F. Dee won, Kingstock
second, Annie third. Time. 81.
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EASTERN BASEBALL.
The Cleveland Club Defeat the New York
Giants

CLEVELAND, July 16.-The home team
outplayed the visitors at every point in To-
DAYS game. Clevelands u, New Yorks 6.
Batteries-Zimmer and Gruber. Buckley
and Keefe
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Electric Company Fails
NEW YORK, July 16-The Empire CITY
Electric Company has gone into liquidation.
Liabilities, 100000.
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ROCKET STICKS.

Notes of the Reception Gathered Here
and There.
The POstoftiee was decorated both within aud
without
Tie Union League Cluo has ordered life-slzed
bust CT President Harrison hon Miss Alice Ride
out, pupil OF Rupert Scbmid.
From Sixth street to Ninth no less than ten
flags were captured Friday ulght by thieves.
Postmaster GsBerai Wanamaker will address
the SabbaIh-scbool OF Calvary Church this after
noon. at . O'Clock. A souvenir programme, with
Correcting 10 John Wan maker" printed upon it
In gold, has been prepared for The occasion. The
church has been handsomely decorated. and the
children have been taught caIistbenic drills for
The event. BY consent If Manager Thomas Ryan
OF the Mendelssohn CInb Miss Maria Barnard
will sing. and exIia music will be rendered as
follows. under lie direction ni Professor Gustav
Scott, director Of music: Grand lie Deum,"
"Jubilaie Deo," L fiat. Buck; II VIII Magnify
Thee" MoSenthaD, duo BY SemiDarlo and Mr..
Law eBce.
Secretary Hoesch, in behalf of the H eaIih DE.
parimeHt had fine display of fireworks from
window. al 1906 Market street.
On tie bay celebration Tuesday the steamers
will not stop until reaching tile Union Iron
WorKs at o'clock. Invited guests will be taken
IRON the steamer Puebla 10 The scene of The
launching by the IugbOat Mollir GIlflitb and at
4:3o o'clock in the afternoon the Monterey Will
be launched
General Ruger and Admiral Benton represent
lug tue army aud navy. VIII be formally pre-
senred to the President on Monday evening prior
TO the reception at Tue Palace.
a reception will be given The President by the
members Of the Blaine Legion or the Pacific. IL
will take place at their hall, and Messrs.
MeIntyIe. Sands and Woiley have been APP
polluted committee 10 prepare silver card OF
invitation.
It has been decided that the menu on the night
OF tile banquet 10 the President shall be entirely
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n English Quite a force is now at work at the
Palace preparing for the banquet. There VIII be
are: Picturesque" "a Chinese Vase" "Cor-
peille." "Mediei," "Helmet," Pavilion"
"Panleri% "Nongaf;" Fruits ,Gaces," "om-
The excursion about the bay and out to the
beads will start from Broadway WHAT ut
1880 O'Clock on Tuesday morning, and the
President and party on the City of Puebla Will be
accompanied by an escort. thus; Charleston,
Hassler, C0rwin, Rush. Madrou0, yachts, etc.
The trip Will last until $50 in the afternoon,
Works. The General Mcdowell has been placed
at the disposal OF all army officers, retired or
otherwise, and their families TO attend the
There Will be no further meetings OF the
Finance Committee. The Chairman thinks that
$4,000 will be enough for settling all accounts
The banquet to President Harrison neXt FRI
day evening Is just now giving the committee III
charge no little trouble. long meeting was
held at General Barnes Office yesterday after
noon TO decide how to apportlon the tickets
properly. The truth is that there are applica-
lions from $500 persons, while only 260 can be
chosen. After some discussion II was agreed 10
use jury-boxes and draw the names. Ii this is
done 100 lucky persons can attend, while the
remaining 160 tickets will be distributed among
federal and city officials, military and naval OH
GERS and 10 members Of reception committees.
The detail of police for duiy last night was
very complete, $50 being on duty from the az
rival OF Ihe President until after the reception.
III addition, 300 citizens were sworn Is az tenn
pordry officers 10 take The places OF The officers
on special duty. A sergeant aud nine patrolmen
VIII be on duty at the hotel during The Presl-
dents stay, while Two olfcers in citizens attire
will guard his rooms by day and night
All those to whom invitations to the banquet
have been sent must send thelr acceptances In
writing. addressed 10 NJ. ID. Boruck, secretary.
Room 30. Chronicle Building, on or before Tues
day, April 25th, at O'Clock In the morning.
From those thus accepting the banquet list VIII
be prep red, preference beng given TO the GILL
zens called together by the Mayor TO arrange for
The reeeItiOn of The President, and The various
committees now having IN charge his entertain