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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
INCREASING ITS CAPITAL STOCK.

New Haven. Jan. 10.-At a meeting OF the Board of
Directors OF the New York New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. held in NewYork today the Officers OF INC
company were directed 10 give notice 70 stockhoders
and the publc that the capital stock OF the company
would be increased on October next by The issue on
$3.50 shares Of stock NJ par to In" stockholders
II record on March 81. This is ono share OF new Tor
four shares Of old. held 10y them on that dav. Inc
stockholders are 10 have the month Of APRIL IN Vhlch
10 subscribe for this stock They ara 10 pay ioi
il $50 share on July /. and $50 share on october J.
The stock will not participate in any dividends pay
able 10 January l. 1882 and meanwhile Will have n"
voting privileges. 1t ia understood that the future
dividends Of the company Will depend upon the amount
O. net earnings from time TO time The present stocn
M The COMPANY j. Sle,1OO,OOO ana tllS ISSUE VIII
Increase II 10 $23375OOO. The issue l. nsde Tor the
purpose 81 paying for work already done. ana ioi
prosecuting the improvements going on ct various
nOlntS the road.
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IA Perhaps the safest plan in connection with
Blacks last move.
lbl II Q-Kt g. Black intended 10 play
XIX > 9 Z p 1t P; 10 Kt Kt, Q Kt;
II Y p ch. K-Q 81. with an excellent game though
the pawn> even.
(cl ~ course this prevents Black from casting
for q little while, In that case White would answer
X Q 1t. thereby winning a pawn.
ID B-Kt preferable.
(cl Though Black dare not take that pawn
account II the ultimate R-K 50. II far better
rctaAc the pawn at and leave the centre pawns
standing abreast. with the option of advancing either
later on.
~ Hardly good move.
w White could have pawn hare By l2
Kt b N'B lof course, II II Kt y b; 10 PQ 5. with
a winning attack; 10 P-Q recovering the pawn. with
a good game.
IN If15.B-K .. White would probably have an
Swcrcd Kt-Q =.
~ PIX Il 4. at once. was superior.
uu A very line rceinder, which gives White the
pull in precarious looking position.
a. Ifl-.P-Q 10 30 =. Q Q: 90 PIX Q.
threatening H. well as P-B .. with an ex-
tml Manoeuvrng with the paw7s on the Q side was
not advisable. The text move Weakens the . p
and although there I, apparently ho danger at pres
ent. Il f. a source Of trouble AT later stage.
On Instead OF this, Black would have done better
CO.. Black could again have hero improved his
cp White must have looked deeply ahead before
taking this pawn for in several combinations his game
looks dangerous after this but examination IL Will
be found that hl~ position remains sound 49, 49,
(q) Probably better than 80 Or o; "a Kt-Kt2
b XIX 81. Il y Mt Oh uilack has no time for @
= a. White would mate In few moves. beginning
X hes more freedom, although BY best play it would
A end I'm a draw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

KINGS COUNTY RErrBL1cANs MAKE VAIN

ATTEMPT TO COMBINE
Tile delegates to the Republican General Commt'c'
Of Kings County in conference up to late hour
last evening considering the choice of chairman ana
other officers for the committee 70 be chosen al Ue
annual meeting Tuesday evening. Two caucus'c'
held The Baldwin Goodrich adhcrents To the
number Of about 100 met at Wlloughby and bridge
ss. and the Woodruff Forester supporters IN ABOUT
like force met at Myrtle and Waverly aves
At the former caucus ". C. Bryant presided ana
a committee OF five was appointed To meet like
committee from the other for conference and
an effort 10 reach an amicable agreement The
Woodruff Forester people also appointed committee
Of five
The conferrecs met at No. 1873 Lawrence st. and
were in session an hour and half The Woodruff
Forester committee insisted that George H. Forester
be made chairman. and the others would not listen
Ia this. and the conference ended -
When the committees reported the WoodrlH FOR
roster nominated Mr. Forester for chairman
and the Baldwin Goodrich supporters enthusiastically
nominated ". ". GOOdrich II Is claimed Tor ca'h
that he will get majority Of the votes at the Gen
cral Committee meeting. The result i HheF 10 Do
close. and few vote, will decide II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NEW BAGGAGE TRANSFER SYSTEM.

NEW BAGGAGE TRANSFER SYSTEM
The New York Central Railroad has put INTO enec'
baggage transfer system which increases the factes
of travellers The WeStcOtt Express Company mas
control Of the service but charges are greatly reuueu
The new rates TO and from the Grand Central S'atoh
are as follows From FOurteenthst to tlfty hh'h 3d.
inclusive % cents per piece; from Fohrteentst 10
the Battery and from Fifty ninth ST. to Eighty
10 cents per piece; from Eighty SNu'-s' " va"
hundred and At eths 30 cents per piece 10 ana
from Grand Central station and all points in BrooKlyn
Williamsburg GrcenpOnt Hobokcn and Jersey 'lN'
80 cents per piece. No additional charge VIII DC
made taking baggage to or from any pa OF orcr
10 nouuds or for checking baggage from any mousse
hotel or store Agents Of the Wcstcott Express
Company on all through trains OF t"e Ne"'i oN
Cont raj.
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If Won had n Friend

About to visit some section Of county where naarla
disease either in the form Of chs and fever or bilious
icmt,ent was particularly rife what would be about She
best advice you could give him We viii tell lou-t1
carry along, procure arriving that potent medicinal
safeguard Hosetteis Stomach Bittcrs known through.
out malaria plagued regions, hGe and In other countries
a. the surest means dsarmng tho mssmatc scourge
and r0bing IL Of It's fell destructive influence. Not only
does IL forfy system by increasing It's stamina, but
ovrcomes rcganrity OF digestion. the liver and the
bowels and counteracts the unfsyoabe effects Of over
cAcrton bodily and mental exposure In rough weathc.
or occupaton too sdcntary abOrous. loss 81 appetite
aud excessive nervousness The functions Of ailments
ton bilious secretion and sleep have In II most pow
erful and reliable auxiliary.
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WESTERN FARMERS DEEP IN POLITICS.

Chicago, Jan 10 SpeciaD.-A new agricultural so
ciey similar to the Farmers Alliance, has been organ
lied by convention OF farmers at Fairbnry Ill 1t
takes the IXth Congress District only. The new
venture Will DE known The Farmers Organization
OF the INth Congress District Of Illinois, ana the OBJ
Jet Is promote the financial. moral, social. educa
tiDnal ard other interests ~ the farmers throughout
the district The vaious counties will have separate
,oclctc, and each township I'm the counties also Is
i, thought the organization Will be power In
politics that Of the objects lis organizers
are somewhat dissatisfied with IN" Farm E, Alliance
and the Farmers Mutual Benefit Association. IN"
extension Of The order over the Whole State Is cN
pccfrd T. follow before long
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vEcTFRT RAILROAD MEN INTERESTED.

Chicago Jan 1870 much interest is manifested III
the meeting OF presidents in Ncw-lork, that H'tc
else has been talked of in railroad circles touaE'
Private adviccs received by Chicago men TINS evening
are 10 the effect that warm discussion mas bPh III
progrcsS over the question Of where the headquarters
NJ the new association should be located the Eastern
officials and bankers having declared in favor Of ctao
fishing the main Offices in NewIork This propoSiuon'
II is said was vigorously opposed by the prcSlnehs
living in the West that it was finally decided TO MAKE
Chicago the headquarters and to hold every alternate
meeting of the Advisory Board in Ncw-horR' As
the meetings Of the Advisory Board are TO be quarterly
this would give NewYork two meetings year. winch
none of the resident officials in the West would
object to.
So far as the agreement has been outlined IN the
press dispatches il is generally pronounced oy railroad
men here as one all the Western roads can ssicN
subscribe to- II is by means certain as vet tlaV
tho Chicago and Alton will sign IT. as fresldeW
Backsi one is still non-Committal on that subject ana
as 10 the Chicago 81. Paul and Kansas CITY there is
reason 70 believe that il will hold on until ii KNOWS
what percentage of the IaC will he assigned 10 IL IN
the general distribution AZ mpctuVe points: II
there i, 10 be a supplementary meolng IN 'hlcaso
10 complce the details Of the organization II Is sdie
to say That there will full representation OF those
Western railroads that have held loot from the New
Work;
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no POSITIVE PROOF or MCRDER.

DEPUTY Coroner Donn Yesterday performed the
autop,v on the body Of Mrs. Mary smith. IN" wife {"
fine policeman Al her home. No. West Onchnndrrd
and thirty siXth-t. The Deputy Coroner iounh th''
tbc cause Of death ClO Of blood ~ TIE base 81
thc brain, directly behind the lcit eye. Ih'rc ""'
no fracture Of the skull. Al the back OF ihe le'"
there was a tagged scalp wound, tlrc" quarters {" an
inch i,ur extending down close to the base of the skull
The doctor says that the cot OF blood was c'''S''i
lac the bur~ng Of a blood vessel but what caused inc
ur,tiuc Of the blood vessel hc va, unable 10 determine
oncer william smith and Mary stuart were taken
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STILL CHEATING AND BEING POUND OUT.

Chicago Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-Chsirman Finley has
authorized the Atchison to reduce the passenger rate
To s6 so Chicago to -. Louis, the present rate being
a. So II will be remembered that several weeks eS
Chairman Finley authorized reduction In the ra'r
- Ious IN Chicago to 81 30 on account Of an alleged
cut rate by the jacksonville southeastern the II LOUIS
connection Of the Atchson. This afternoon the Atcm
son charged the Wabash and Alton with manipulating
rates to St Louis and Chairman Finley authorized 'hc
reduction in the rate. holding the proof {" De con
elusive against the Wabash. The Mchibn also
broroht charges Of excessive against
the Rock Island. and will push the case next week
Notice has been given by the Atchison OF an appeal
from the decision Of the Western PASSENGER Ass0aa-
rion which recently sustained the Milling OF ChAlr-
man Finley that the Atchison must file with the
chairman statistics Of its transcontincnal business
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OFFICERS AND ROBBERS FIGHT WITH PISTOLS

Shebvvle. I'D, Jan. 1O-Charles 9haIcT' an "u
farmer living alone with his wife five niles souh OF
here co,pc IN town on THURSDAY and exhibited large
sum Of money while making purchases Last hght
two men went 10 the old mans house ana dchahdeu
his money lie told them that he lad no money IN
the house. whcreupOn they began TO beat h'n' anu
when the woman attempted 70 interfere one "i l'ch
knocked her down and began choking her NleI p'''
ing the old man until he in a pool OF bI'oo' anu
thinking his life was about gone, they started 10 run
Mr. Shafer managed get out OF his house ana staI'"
20 fellow them, when they opened fire on MN Nc'tn
bors soon gathered and started in pursuit OF inc TOD
hers, who went toward the city. telephone m's9'F'
from st. Johns informed Officers Mann ana 'o'"'V,''
who started toward the When about one iI,'o
from the city the two officers met the meh' Ino
ebcers were in a buggy and the robbers were ANU"
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STILL ANOTHER DRAW.
THE FOURTEENTH GAME OF THE CHESS
MATCH.
GUNsBERG OPENED AGAIN WITH THE EvANe'
GAMBrT-oNLY SIX MORE GAMES


GAMBIT-oNLY SIX MORE GAMES
CAN BE PLAYED.
The rooms Of the Manhattan Chess Club in this
city were very well patronzed Yesterday when Guns
berg opened the fourteenth game in the match for the
chess championship Of the world. The Hungarian
remained true to his intention TO open again with the
Evans Gambit against the veteran, Stenitz.
The readers OF The Tribune will remember that be-
fore the match started Steinz challenged Gunsberg
10 play the Evans Gambit against him, and under
took 10 play on gOur occasions the defence which he
had already adopted against TsChigorn in the cable
match up to a certain point. Gunsbcrg played the
Evans Gambit for the first time last Monday. winning
the game after twenty four Meantime SteihIh
withdrew his challenge, OF his avOwed reasons
being that he was no longer bound TO keep il, since
Gunsberg did not take up mt the beginning Of their
match. Another which he gave was that IL
he played the continuation against Gunsberg
he would be compromising the interests OF his hackers
in the cable match.
lie duly informed Gunsberg Of his withdrawal, but
in spite Of this fact the latter declared he would again
play the Evans Gambit when his turn came TO open,
and this he did yesterday. lie conducted the attack
with great spirit and skill and tie time played
on the whole. pretty rapidly throughout. On the
other hand steniz played in his usually careful and
steady STYLE defending his position particularly toward
the end. with great penetration and foresight.
Afier the eighteenth move the position very
interesting one. As will be from the Of the
game which is appended, Steinz varied his defence
carly in the game the seventh move. On that
move in Mondays game he played Kt-R g. instead Of
PR B. He succeeded in keeping the gamblt pawn
till a very advanced stage Of the game 10 fact ii was
only his thirty third and las that Gunsberg. by
clever play, managed to it, although for
time prior 10 this he had possessed a superior game
stelnitz sealed as his reply move, 3@ 90 III So.
which assured tho draw he had for some tm> been
aiming at. The proposal for a draw was made by
stcnitz and readily accepted by Gnnsberg The score
now stands otenitz 3. Gunsberg D. drawn 8, with
six more possible games 10 be player.
Appended are a score OF the moves in yesterdays
game and diagram giving the position before stclnitz
sealed his last move:
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A1rvYf or THE cry coLLEGE TO DINE

Thc t,clfth annual dinner u thr A'~''at' AI" o. r
Coora of the CIV N,wYork will be given at Sh'lS =
No ,n, rift,.,yc on neat SATURDAY. at 80 p. m. \
list Of eminent speakers both from hen own alumni ana rom
the alumni Of other colleges has been pi'l"rd ana W're
IS every reason that the coming dinner WI" Do
among the most "a 81" the association
enry Carr tho president viii act ~ toast master As
the seating capacity the dnins hall j. limited 10 -Io
,cats VIII be rc-rr, the order IN which app raohs are
received Tickets at - may be- procured from Theodore r.
Miller chairman no 300 broadway Joln ii''uf' ''''
p.go r. ~ Fisher u Lowbcr smith. Charles a. Doremus,
charts. f. INdecker Nelson :. spencer Philip j. MoSen'
thai Conrad II. NOrdby, committee.
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ADYERsE 10 A YETERAN'S CLAW.

Boston Jan. 10 (speciah.-A decision ehectins The
soldier, in the late has been rendered by the
full bench Of the Massachusetts supreme Court The
court pronounced unconstitutional the act Of loo
ant horzing the town Of "cituate 10 raise hN mNau'h
not exceeding 81 200 to confirm vote passed III l7dl
IA nav soldiers $40 per month The plaintin, '-eph
O. Marsh entered the volunteer army OF The mica
STATES on June 10, 1861, and served for thirty siN
unrtbs He sued tO recover SO per month fIr
months he having been paid for the other
three months several other cases arising out 81 Il
irniI,r state Of facts are decided IN the same way.
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4 MINISTER EWoryED FROM PREACHING.

Chicago. Jan. 10 (Spccial-A faction Of tho First
Pre- byterian Church Of Engcwood Is dissatisfied with
the action Of tho Prcbytcrv Of Chicago which dcpoSed
Pastor Williams and appointed the Rev. John Dewitt,
In toad and student 81 the Mccormick seminary,
named Chapman, assistant. Greatly T." the Dis
pleasure q certain Of the congregation. Mr. Dewitt
prcac he'd last SUNDAY The opposition T. day obtained
from Judge shepard an injunction. The Injunction
prevents Chapman ana Dewitt from Officiating ana
ihe Prcshytcry from further interference uutu tho
church members have had am opportunity ~ cN
pressing ther legal choice by properly constituted
meeting
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4 cAprnGy AGAlvr cAr1hE THEY'VE

Spokane Fall, Wash, Jan. 10 Officers or mis-
comfy an now engaged in campaign against largo
band OF cattle thieves "o have been operating
throughout the Northwest for q long time nv"
members Of the band arrested ON langmen Creek
near TN, city. sheriff Pugh. who was operating III
another part II the county. went 10 a mouse near
opanglc Yesterday. Ia arrest rs" more oi ''e Univ"
The thcvc, al once opened tire upon him, when was
r,turued In the fl- lIlidc which followed the sheriff
wa, shot ~ the Lex and .ouc OF the thlcNc' wa
wounded. hut both the thieves -, hpcu' y u.,ptu u
which +, now i'm pursuit ri the flsltiNcS.
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ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. ........SArCRDAY JAN TO- lsa
ARRIVED
Steamer Ftruria Br) Hams Liverpool Jan g. Queenstown
wrh ndse and passengers to Vernon Brown & Co. Ar
rived At the bar at z . IA u,,o, ,v.r,oo, M. =,
lwth mdse and passengers to Peter Wright
son, ts p dodon Dec q. With na.e to
Bsndsr,on Bros Arrived az me bar al = 50 NJ a. - 49,,
steamer Rock Light lBr Parton. London Dec - In Dali
' s.SmeF amsersn CDtch Potter Rotterdam Dec ~
Bouogne with mdse and passengers TO Funcn Edge co
Arrived at the Bar at 2 1Oa "a. rr.r,oo.r r.c 2, vi,
Chrsuana snd Chnsansand. with mde and passengersn
Punch LdSs g. Co. .r,ve1 Al ,e ns az nekm,n. Ham
burg Dec - IN ballast to Gustav Hsye;
Gibraltar T. with mdse To sey@9sT pip , U0 20
Ssamtr Arabian prince Brl. Mlbnrn. Mediterranean
poi. Palermo pee 10 with mi.e 10 order ysse to smp'
steamer Alliance. Grifiths santos Dec ~ wa koJanero'
=. VIII md.e ana at pa'ensTr' n'' MAI
Steamer santiago PeIc' Ciga'eg Ward c '''
steamer Alfred pnmos Nor hfe i "a % M. n a. 90
san Marcos Burrow. Galveston days with mdss
AMI uassensrTs {" c II MALLORY & Co.
steamer caTo!mo Aer Slsi assscr go '''"
Silly Indore Br) Thompson calcutta $50 days Win muse
70 order. vessel 10 w Hurst
SUESET-Wndat SANDY Hols Ight : ialF anu hAsy'
Al city lsand-wlnd light sw. clear
Arrived Yesterday
steamer Marcngo tBrl Wilton Hull Dec TO- via Boston
Steiner m'9 iDd GER Hascn Dec %. with md"
Fea9Gs' % & I c via Charleston
mdse and passenger, I" W I 'S"' d ~
CLEARED.
Steamer Egyan Monarch Br Irwin. London sander''h
Steamer pmoro tBr) Marshall Liverpool Hurst
steamer Brilliant GER. hunger Gfe''emun'c- 'u''s'
steamer Minister Msybach GER. scaeerho''t Gee''e
m Siesner Scwp"rt Lima Colon Pacific Mail $500
steamer Andes Br Evans. Wnd"ari Islands Geo 'hr'
steamer city OF Washington, Allen Havana amt Mexican
steamer Hablna span. De.champs Havana so Co
steamer viking lNor. Hasiund Nassau NP-fJ Aon'eh
Steamer Conal RISK via Key we't-C Mallory
q 60 .,,- -. o.,.on. : II saauan
steamer ri Sol Hawthorn. NV" 'reans } " An s,csis
steamer Pawnee. TrDou. wilmington AC-"m Cp"
Steamer auyandotte walkOr Norfolk aud Newport Ns~s
S,tamnr Richmond Jenney Point Va-ola Dominion
Steamer Old Dominion Couch Newport News and Richmsa>
StSamor Aisenborn. Lewis. Baltimore H Foster
smD Joseph II scammell lBr. chapman Me'oourn'>
snip centennial COcord. Honolulu 4" Cro''mAn nr'
SAILED.
Steamer. Bothnis for Liverpool Gia,go. Mar.
saa hamburg La Gascogne Havre -y OF pS1.
wndnaJ Islands. Vkiug Nassau Coml Galveston. Nan
sas CIV savannah old Dominion Richmond ''u! Ahuo's
add E.aw tani NeE fGr
Also saiei-v Long Island sound
Steamers Miranda for Halifax Eleanora Portana'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan lO-saIed steamer Hegoland ger. Buch
n1I;ySxro0T jan lo-sailed steamer Lake ontario Or.
,,a mrSsrI for Sew,Yor1 ~, ,,
sTErrIy: Jan sailed steamer Th'nsvaA 'DAn' i@"''
'o AsfwxnP Jan CARVED Kasb,k tB Daviss
HlysE. Jan Sailed steamer La BOursOsn' Fr' Fran
s M.sstIIx, Jans-Arrived steamer Italia (Br Craig.
" Jam 1Arri1cd steamer Victoria (Br jameson from Ne"
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pr1uoveN WELLINGTON, BISMARCK,

,,, and Queens innumcr1be, nearly all the minds hat
have changed the course Of ahairs Ia the "ord iof cen
,i.s b,>c been Carlsbad for bodily aid Not every
ID ,n 20 even these times of fast travel but every
dv can have benefits Of Carlsbad at small cost at
home in thu Carlsbad Sprude salt which Is cvap.ral
from the Sprud' spring aud contains al the sofa 'o'
,tituents 81 tn water. ,., ..,, .,,...t ,.t,,d,.
,.htch j. aw.v- effective IN all disorders O the stomach
habitual constipation, gohtl anu
n,rst,r aGectons il Il without equal he SUR 10 OBJ
Tin the genuine article which hos the seal Of the Nv
- =. and the signature " Esner Mendelson Co.,
Sole Aseno Bsrclay.St, y. ~" with every bottle.
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Az ELECTRIC ROAD INCORPORATED.

Iockport. v Y. Jan 10 Cspeciah.-Artic'es Of In
corporaton Of ncw electric railroad from this city
IN Olcot lakeside rcsort some twelve miles north
~ here have been drafted and for7rard"d n Albany
The men AT the head Of the scheme are John Hodge
Wllsd r. Ransom Eugene ". Ashley ana olh'~'
The Iockport street railroad company iS op'rAiei hv
the same company and the Toey 81 tom Will sup' ~
ton with the other il will also tap the Rome water
town and OgdcnSburg near Ocott
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As the horse stopped in the road the robbers jumped
the fence. Marshal Mann ordered them TO stop and
they answered by two shots from their revovers. y
running battle ensued in which number OF shots were
fired. but the robbers gradually gained ground until
they were hidden in the darkness Neither oHcer was
wounded though they believe that one OF the rObbcfS
hit. The ASA tents have not been captured though
il is thought they are somewhere in Inc city, hoo
of over 100 persons Is searching for them.
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WHY RIqa LICENSE FAILS ~ BALTIMORE.

Baltimore jan. 10 Specah.-Thc High License la"
has been ln effect m thi, civ since lat MAY. tn"
Gr,,ud Iury BIO IT, report to the court to-day declared
Tho law q, ~ present framed "a complete and entire
failure In ~ far - preI eutng the sal" % liquor on
-,iud,v The iu~v is convinced that I'M this class Of
cases the examination is q mere mockery. and the
pn..cntments 90 FAR a. they lead 70 conviction. y
farce IN thre iouyths o the cases examined the VIZ
uc.>c. the tur, T.. confident. were guilty Of Wllfhl
perjury The Jury suggests that IN" authorities re-
lulir an unobStrictcd view from tie street Ia the
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rRrPARIXc ron TINE rloNrER cLun NM

Lively bidding for boxes FOR Oh" Ninth Ward Pioneer
Cops reception and dr be- held 600 Central Turny"rcn
Hal On February 4. the fatulc ~ th" stag party
last evening hid In the club house u the corps no Is
Abingdon Squa-. The prices ranged IRON, so to t25
All the boxes t9cnty.-eyen IN all. were sold Repre-
scuatyes o, many Republican organizations wcc present
Among them the Hamilton club. Arlington League.
Charles H. Brudcr Association = the XIXth District the
Gr'acen Batto,y Lincoln club. Federal and EcIr'rt
''uhs Or BooLlyn. Harlem club and the Lincoln Pioneer
Corps = th- WIN Assembly District.
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CIsrAIrJES on THE NEW YORK CENTRAL

poughkcense ~ y. Jan. 1O.-A fast freight train
hopnd south on the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad this morning ran into fast stock train
,lso going south six cars were thrown from inc
track. and both tracks were obstructcd. Conductor
Chase of the stock train had one Of his legs crushed
and wa, otherwise I'M ured.
An unknown man wa killed by a passing train near
this city this morning