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The sun., 1891-02-03
THE BEHRING SEA CASE
Motion or Counsel for the British Cover
nent Granted by the Supreme Court.

Motion or Counsel for the British Govern
nent Granted by the Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON Fab. 2-Chief Justice Fuller
to-day announced that the Supreme Court had
decided to grant the petition OF the counsel
representing the British Government for leave
to fle an application for writ OF prohibition
to prevent the District Court OF Alaska pro.
ceedng to carry out its decree OF forfeiture.
made In the case Of the schooner Sayward.
libelled for unlawfully taking seals within the
waters Of Behrine Sen The Court asked
AlHsks hY e. Cou,' % cone here and shoy cause
should be made, rsiasnsSIs. The solici,ore.
have it made retprnaSie at the sariiest possible
counsel foI the parties who bring the ease
made returnablo the second Monday In April
This settles merely the preliminary question
Ss 9nf sns sea sss h!S aSsssr Ssls
Court viii decids that the writ Of prohibition
on s mars ass' o II. be e. ee
the Conrt the Chisi ustiee I said that arsn%ent At
and Court rsaas 5psS ennss
that IT, had ursdicton led b. vsy Of prohi6ition
the proceedings Of the Alaska court.
The action Of the court wns somewhat Of .
10 1sf Mee sns sScc. Ts e Al
expressed the opinion that the court would de-.
fds HaIs that vhia had 10
tertained a like view, said to-day that
decision OF the court. as he thinks It
indicates, desire on Its part to be strictly
impartial and allow the British Government
the widest possible latitude In Its effort to get
moreover. would be- pleased II the entire aues.
tion involved in the. fisheries negotiations
gould be discussed and decided in the court.
He would be glad to have snoh an arbitrator,
not only on the question involved in the case
I{;yied I;yied p tie Alaskan court a. to whether tho
three mile limit but on tho whole. scope
81 the dispute in all It's bearings. The Admin
istratfon is still OF the opinion that tho Su-
preme Court is none the less likely to refuse
the issuance Of a writ because It haa permit
ted the application to he mnde. 1t is held that
by Its action the court hastonly decided that a.
It has jurisdiction over the Alaska Court it is
in duty bound to entertain q. motion for
9. writ against that. court. The admoni.
tton OF the court. while the motion for
leave to make the application was pend
Ing that the argument took too wide q
range. leads Mr.. Blaine and the Administra-
keep the broad International questions sn,:
braced In tho Diplomatic negotiatiopa out OF
the argument Of tho case IS It stands. and
eventually refuse to grant the writ asked for
by tho British Government
The sun., 1891-02-03
SWITCHED OFF THE COLD WAVE

Sergeant D0nn Gets Ont OF BeA and Con.
Jurss Up Lew-Pressure Area.
Sergeant Dunn got back to his post as chief
weather maker for tho metropolis yesterday
Just In time 70 save the town from an old
fashioned western cold wave. For four months
he has controlled our meteorological fortunes
through . deputy. while he struggled with
typhoid fever and pneumonia. His recovery is
an occasion OF 30 hearty congrstulation that
there Ii danger that his friends will mako him
sick again By the volume of their good wishes.
They almost shook his arm of In his little
offlce under the roof Of the Equitable building
Two Of such arestings be went home to recover
much M reduced by his long ilinsss. but he ia Is
thoroughly convalescent and hs expects to be
WSsS Is 1is 's ysshs e. yesterday, he
big sS Ri issSas
out Of sight between "a and So degrees below
OUT OUT and s expstned i IN TIs svs sV that these
METEOROLOGICAL Freaks from the weather fac
S IL the soaoss % os yG 90
the continent 10 their mad race to the Atlantic.
h pointed out. moro than q year ago. that
iSrtSer south than the St. fawreSos os vaiiey. SH
de
arid wastes to fertile valleys. he believed would
send out counter influences to keep tho rip
leaving their proper porthcrn track.
The cold wave which was headed for us yes-
Ing faster. than the Chicago Limited. It re.
qulred quick, work to divert and control Its
R%Sse to sh for R snd
Sergeant Dunn's representative had both de-
clared that It would begin to get cold here right
Sergeant Dunn wasn't feeling very we'll. but
gency. 30 he trottsd out q low pressure inf1u-
enoe from, his newly irrigated region Just east
there
cold wavo came along the warm low area
forced 1t across the northern lakes and over
expect TO- day very much such day es we had
yesterday. At all events It won't be much
colder. and toward night 1t may get cloudy
again, for the low barometer sres is gathering
moisture as It comes east.
The sun., 1891-02-03

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2.-The now steel cruiser
Newark formally went into commission to-day
at Cramps shtpyard as msn-of-wsr OF the
United States Government Cant. Silss Casey.
Dor commander. In the presence Of the entire
crew lof the vessel. read tho order from the
Secretary OF tho Navy ordering the Newark
into commission. The simple ceremony was
completed by the hoisting Of the national nag
ct the fore and stern. The Newark will be 1T
ted out here. the orders transferring her to
Brooklyn Ior that purpose having been re-
scinded. Tho acceptance OF the Newark COM
Ilstss Cramps first contracts for the new navy.
The others he,nS the Yorktown Vesuvlus.
MUM, siiher for excess Of spesd or horse
poIer Two other cruisers are now building
the total amount OF work under con irnct there
ior the United States Government being over
The sun., 1891-02-03
Asse.slyn.. Ds-.re.p. Troubles.

NyACK, Feb. 2.-The troubles Of Assembly
man Frank p Dsmarest. accused by Tax COL
lector Gurdineer Of Upper Nyack OF forgery
and smbezzlement. have led to new comp plica-
tions In tho school district. where the Union
Steamboat Company paid taxes. Although tho
company has received from Demarest tho
amount Of ths embszzlement., nearly $4,000. 1t
treasury has been exhausted for many months.
and Principal Andrew Jersey and the subor-
true inwartness Of the position Of the COM
psny Ia that 1t Ia forcing others to do the prose:
on ths O. oompany's sSnnIdsrs' @ On. On Monda1 the h
ball will again np-n In the Grand Jury lo0m.
Denarest's 90 nfrrer ceR with NvRcs friends
are all by night He has rarely been seen here
BY day sinCe ho WAS arrested.
The sun., 1891-02-03
SOCIAL LIFE IN WASHINGTON
Ban or the Dumbiana Hsnt Club-A Bridal
Party Eatertained.

| Nan or the DumSiane Hsnt Club-A Bridal
Party Eatertainea.
| WASHINGTON, Feb. a-Ths bail given By the
members Of the Dumblane Hunt Club tonight
In the spacious parlors OF wormisy's Hotel
was brilliant event. The floral decorations
Of tho rooms wore on an elaborate SCALE The
| front bay window was arranged to represent
woodland soene. with fox emerging from
| the brush. Overhead IN arch Of RrSen was
illuminated By red and white electric lights.
forming the letters OF the name DumblAne
Hunt" Beneath this stood the ladies OF the re-
ceivinR party, Mrs. d. P. Morgan. Mira Letter. and
Mrs. May. and facing the wide arch OF the en-
trance into the adjoining department COM
plstely hidden beneath laurel leaves banked
on either side By white blossoms, with the
letters ID. H." in scarlet immortelles. The
designs were drawn BY Harvey Paeo from sue-
Restions By Mra Brlsooe. after the style Of the
pink coat balls Of ireland. Tho affair was un.
der the MANAGEMENT OF MIR. Robert Neville.
Master Of the Hounds: Mr.. Alan Johnston OF
the British Embassy. and Mr.. John Ridgley
Carter, Mr.. Harvey May. and Mr.. John San
ford. stewards Of the Dumblane Hunt Club.
Many Of the ladies' wore dresses made es-
pscially for the occasion. with bodice OF pink.
6sSs 81 tho club. The ' men Gsa appeassd 10 ths
Ss steel buef on sSsS ssc.s nose
th1snse ball SDs1ed With the hunt ppsd,iIls
Tbs Ssns s n n ~
blast Of the horn from Mr.. Briscoe. Alter which
Al ones p,nny in sbPsnE the old hHnt!nS s9nS
Niss Lodge. The fa1ors brousht from New 1
ressntlns stipsn%ps. % Sorseshoes 6 sa With R rB.
pons. scarlet lashes and clusters OF ostrich
Ws sic "oS o S ses prns:
ses Es hss ysow and ribbons
But blue is the truSst color
-.AmonR those present from q distance wore
Mr., A.: FaSE,sy SnSy G!aTk' master Of ths Kockaway
Jscob, NJ. Shsiles Fife. %Es John Bleodseod.
SE; wi{,s. ME- Scot MI and Mira I = BsnsSict:
York. 4r: swan Ia{5obe. master 81 the Ell.
sSs ; ss Rsss.ss sss
&saTsx: se.5 NJ Pan, Ana5,ys
Ton Hote enssrslnsd ths Srida sarsV rSs
4s SSH
the rehearsal. from which those who will par
In ahs Of The
:ss ssSs phGss ss
:s:f MI. M5i AnFiS: fss ins ss
BRIDE and groom. MI. Frank AndreWs, Jr. who
will act a. best man to his brother Paul: Miss
ton, Mr., Kinsley Magoun, Miss Pasand. NE,
Clancy Ray, Miss Claigett, maid OF honor. Mr..
and Mrs, Z A. Clark and daughter Of Boston.
Mr, Waller g AndEews Miss Johnston. MIR. b
Mott Of Bai,msse MG. Mr sWan Lssrobe oi Bais lis
more. Mr.. Harold Binney. Mr. and Mrs. Miles
OF Boston; Mr.. Lee Phillips. Mr. Guilard Hunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Q. Hallindsy gave a
handsome dinner this evening 10 honor Of
Mrs. Ada Leigh Lewis. Covers were laid for
eighteen; Among those seated were Sir Julian
Romero the Peruvian Minister and Madame
Zegaria, tho Chilian Minister and Madame
I.azcAno the Rev. Dr.. Douglass aud wife, and
tho Rev. DR.. Elliott,
The sun., 1891-02-03
RACE TRACK MEN DIsAGREn
An OpiAioa That Winter 8aeiag VIII Hay
to Ne Given Up.

An OBln1Oo ADot "hnSof 0o6tD8 VIII nave
TO No Given Up.
TRENTON. Feb. 2-Reprsssntativss OF all the
race tracks In the State were here tonight,
and they hold conference regarding the bill
that Ia to be introduced in the Legislature to
leRalze bookmaking and regulate the sport
generally.
1t is learned that they have been wrangling
among themselves for weeks. owing TO the un-
willingness OF the managers OF tho winter
tracks to consent to an act which must inter-
fore with their business. The Monmouth Park.
ss well 20 the Linden and Elizabeth Associa.
tons are desirous Of limiting the sport to
thirty. or az the outside forty days In the year.
1t ts said that committee OF iive. represent.
Ing the several tracks In tho State, waited upon
the nature Of their difficulties.
The Governors Is reported to. have said that
under no consideration would he sanction .
bills have been drafted for consideration by
tho race-track people. but all have been re-
The idea prevails here that . bill will ulti.
ms!sly PASS permitting bookmakIng under
year excepiinR during tho months OF Eoyem.
ber. December, January. and February.
The sun., 1891-02-03
-l=e.
HOME FOB HEBREW LMMIGRANrs
An East Side Instatutaon TO Give Shelter
and obtain Employment.

An East Side Iastitutaon TO Give Shelter
anA obtain Employment.
The dedication OF the new Home Of the
Hebrew shsltering House Association. q $40
Madison street. began on Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Addresses wsre delivered b. Rabbit
Joseph. the Rev. Dr. Klein. tho Rsv. Dr.. Asdin.
the Rev 81. Brodskey. and others. About 800
persons were present and $500 vas contributed.
The associations object IL to sivs protsctioa
and shelter to Hebrew immierants. and 70
oSsatn ol.;;nn employ%gs1t ier thsm TIE $50. 80
! snd i an,,I u Be-: !: 1904 ofsupied shs build:
1ss s,; ssS aS and Ssnf
!hs association Sous6t its new building ior
el7.60O On the first hoor arc the officos and
recreation hail. which Will seat 400 persons.
The second and fourth floor are for male in.
migrants: earh floor has live rooms. which
contain twenty-five beds There are separate
rooms for families. Tho third toor IL for
women. and has twenty -fvs beds. Immigrants
will receive board. lodging and clothing. and
NO ono will be sent away until employment
has been secured or friends have teen Iunnd
who will take care OF them. The officers OF The
association are: (: President, X. H. Sarosohm;
Aaron Kaplan; Financial Secretary. s. l..
Marcus: Recording Secretary. Meyer Ar:,le-
baum: Superintendent. A. Hnlpln. Coroner
Low Is the frat Of the forty-sisht dira. tors.
At present there arc twenty male and two To-
male immfgrants at the home.
The sun., 1891-02-03
A Resirsa o-oesr.s Suicide.

John Wedemsyer. II years OF age. . retired
grocer, hanged himself shortly after he had
eaton breakfast yesterday at 1874 East cath
street Wedsmeyer boarded with the family
bean despondent, lie lad nothias 10 occupy
his time and his periods 81 ,,espond.nSy
the family were In The rear rear Of f the house sch" he
wont to the front parlor. tied a moose in q
rope. droppsd the moose over his head and
the top OF The hall open door. He was dead
The sun., 1891-02-03
xnxY DO NOT BLAMr YoUNe HARRrA
Miss Helen Potts's Psrents Take Her
BODY Home.

Mise Helen Potts's Parents Take Ne
| Bosy Home.
Tho remains OF Miss Helen Potts who die,
| on Sunday at the Comstock School In Wes
| Fortieth street. were taken yesterday to he
fathers home at Asbnry Park. No Autops
| had been made. The doctors seem to b
agreed that tho prescription containing
morphine which Medical Student Carlyle Har
ris gave her would have dono no harm hat
her heart been sound: and that It Is not SAT-
/ to prescribe morphine without ascertainini
| first n there Is heart disease.
Coroner Schultze said that he did not fee
! justified In taking any steps against Harris
The composition Of the remaining pills is TO bt
ascortaincd. so that 1t may be learned whether
tho auinins and morphine were properly
mixed. and 1t may be that at the inquest the
law governing the prescription Of danReroui
drugs by medical students and the compound
ing Of such prescriptions by druggists will bs
gone into.
Druggist Mcintyre said yesterday that the
law left the druggist discretionary power ir
the sale Of poison. Harris wns known by the
clerks In the store. He had had many oths;
ssSsd on ss an olas
as as al sSous s Tshs snS &c
Buy e ;sa:ss a.a s ,ss
would ahe have received the mcdicinsr" asked
sS H. ss sss
Dsn sna sSe s1sw Ss dSR
II her answers were tisiactory, It is probable
'nS Ss 6osas ~ Physoans ana Ssn 1,
was satq that nearly all medical etudents prsc-
He s, q s snd their ssy %
es1 none; .nf VIZ VIZ sS
n es Sa xaS nsiS1l%a'na various
M: Fo. shS g. lsss I'd ssn. s as sss.s, q
stsla came IN Sssrins shs CONN a 3 o'eiese
n: :ssaa %aiK :hsa s.h fhs the
b on ae
eottssers and sussss q xssor9 ri fsrF and
and snsrs enough 70 even sst tSe Sest 81 f1s some
II se vS sss
NIX sSIISlSs 4 ~ eo0fS%sa @ s,:ss:; = a::s!
s.9aS :!ss: E ssioh Hs.5!. H. FAMED I sSs bIsoS
Tns sMo upper noors wero furnished
Over s6s door leading from the strest e the
upper hoofe was small sign reading "Nop-
= ~ si;es? :!
ss Sad Hssis a s9s s @
had been invited mp stairs. whore he bought
AJAX ed him II he was . member Of the club. and
when Informed in the negative Inquired II he
GsrI: fts 1et ssiG liant to join. Joy said Yes" and
All right. You are member now"
the eaS Viz se ne
room on the second floor had game Of poker
and several rounds Of drinks. for wbieh the
rsg 10y sso sid hs had
accompanied BY mon. drinking as late as 10
O'Clock in the evening. He got full" several
times getting evidence.
members were admitted to the rooms, and that
his two sssistsnts were hold to await ths aetioa
beoss an %
county jail: Al the October term Tho three
sspS % sas ssss% % s
trial has been postponed from time to time be.
adlSurnI.nt Is ESu1 1S wss to Th1rsday; March 8:
Issued they contained the name Of Charles W.
YOUNG medical student also furnished bonds
q o Gse q
Sorposstion g Of shs Neptune S CUB was was. dlsd ed on on
pqS i sisndsS be%a
Orange Vice. President and Carlyle W. Harris
Secretary and Treasurer. The document sets
ioIsh that Ih,s Id club e IT, associated for soeisl:
the membsrs were many business men Of AZ
bury Park and number OF tho town officials.
The sun., 1891-02-03
Excitenent In tho P.steu- I.st,tut..

A man from Brooklyn won't to the Pasteur
Institute yesterday to be treated for hydro.
phobls- He had been bitten on the hand
nearly three months ago by q dog that subse-
Quenrly disappeared. The wound healed and
no further attention was paid to Il until las,
Saturday. when he fell In nt His frisnds
took him TO DR.. Gibior.
While the man was waiting In DR.. Gibisr'a
ONCE he was seized with . fit and dropped to
tho floor, There was q panic. in the waiting
the tits to causes other than hydrophobia and
sent the man to the New York Hospital.
The sun., 1891-02-03
Broaaway's Cable Road.

Col Lamont says the contractors who sro to
build tho Broadway cable road have assured
him that cars will DO running by the new mo-
tive power not later than Sept. /. He says
there ts no truth 10 the occasional reports that
trioity. The Iron work ior tic cable systs % 70
now being turned out at Johnstow4. Work IL
fhsT TTtrest VII VIII b. begun net lstsr than March
system will Eopave Broadway for the city. and
the work will thereiore 70 on harmoniously.
The sun., 1891-02-03
A Hunt for Lost Stock Certificates.

There was wild hunt In tho Northern Pa.
ciflc Office yesterday In tho Mills building for
two lost certificates Of stock. each for 100
shares. They could not bs found. and as a
last resort all tho swsspines from tho entire
building In the last week were Rone over. These
swsepings are In the cellar Of the building. and
men were required. They prosecuted The
search al last night 4 shorttims ago Q certli-
then worth 5000. was lost In ths buiidina' and
the sweepinRs had to be gone over at that time,
The certificate was found.
The sun., 1891-02-03
Lester aud Allen Part,

William Lester and Paul Allen. who have
composed tho variety team Of Loster a
Allen. have separated after q partnership OF
sration IL amicable and dictated by q diner
ence In yiews regarding o business policy.
At. Allen has come to the conclusion that il
tho country. and 90 he has drawn out leaving
Lester to run that alone. Allen, II 10 said viii
80 In for farce comedy.
The sun., 1891-02-03
D.rue,r. Asset. sold.

ASsoNIA. Conn. Feb. 2.-The assets OF AL
Daggstt. pos'al card contractor. who Ia in
solvent. wore so,d to-day br order RI the Pro-
bate Court. They were tho machinery in tho
postal card factory. and brought Sl.700. They
we're bought by II. E Townsend, Mr.. Daggett's
tepressntstive In tho works. and were probably
bought In for him.
The sun., 1891-02-03
M. Be.tt,e In T.nm.ay society.

The Tammany Society met last night, and
elected about forty new members. Among
them were Assemblyman William sulzer.
Alderman William H. Murphy. join g. II.
Meyer. Dr.. Cyrus Edison. Police Capt Thoin,-
son, and Street Cleaning Comm issloner Beatiis.
Senator William L Brown Judge Henry A.
Gildsrseeve. and Nelson J. Waterbury. Jr.
The sun., 1891-02-03
Ursins Tessss Tor Wiaao.,'s Plsoe.

VnpIAy. Ohio. Feb. 2.-Ths Republicans OF
Ohio rsEsrdlsss Of faction are moving on the
ter - ssorstary Of the Treasury. to all the
place made vacant BY the death Of William
Window, MestllEe are bslus held tonight In
oil tbs principal cities Of the State BY the Re-
Ing about Fosters appoin tment. Mckinley is
not considered the proper Ohio candidate for
this position.
The sun., 1891-02-03
Died rs-on q Rattle.nake Bite.

JACKSONVILLE Fla. Feb. 2.-Bosanquet. the
young Engishman who was bitten by rattle
snake at Daytona Yesterday. died at 1920 AN.
to-day. in great agony. H. NJ. Cutting Rnd.W. 8.
Palmer, frispds of Bosangnet. return to st.
was with BosanQust when tho rattlsr ATTACKED
him and who sucked poison from the wound ct
the risk OF his life, u now out OF danger.
The sun., 1891-02-03
MADAME SARAH ARRIVES.
THE GREAT ACTRESS A PAsSEN0ER
ON TIE BELA TED Ia CHAMPAGNE

~. "a usr c.-..., ..s usr Do~s ana
Her suakes arc IeaAy rsr . Tour-Ba,
the AdSposity, OF which We Have AearA
In Her Own WORDS. "rt Is Not"
BufYetod BY adverse winds and waves. thu
French steamship La Champagne due here or
Sunday morning was not sikhted OF SCOT
land Lightship until TX yesterday morn.
inQ, and Il was 1853 p. N. when she
dropped anchor at the Quarantine station
chief among whom wns sarah Bernhardt
Henry Z. Abbey, with delegation Of newspa.
per men on the Laura NJ. Starin. followed the
big vessel TO hor dook which she reached
about 2 O'Clock. Tho starin had been on the
lookout since daybrsak Sunday.
| As soon as the steamship was made fast
Manager Abbey went on board. and was met
Mr.. Grau said that tho Champagne. with Mme.
pernh.rdt and the ,hir.y,wo =. !, members Of hsr
s.s :; xsss sS;s ,Si S s:, !:
age % over ssn thirty hours n y. o.,,.a
vss a. in in hor @ cabin t I spe wore a crimson cloth
dress. res with q Fedora waist and tight sleeves.
hsaa ao Ss wn .ss Ser Sa
which w !. Te nou an 1ss oaass .h.d. of Titan rsd
nss.a :nsns IN as ss from nsss
gold chain attached to which was heart OF
seif Tor questioning.
mme. sarsh 10 vory Door sAior. aocoru.
ing to her own account; and she Tho had lott he, .%
ststerooms on'y twice % aur'ne 'ns .oyses. .sAn a..
her meals had been taken there. and. though
..s.i.. -...,... - ~. Iii, 90, ~ ,oa h..,
Gracious motions =, OF sne snip, M 70. sne nao osen
sppressir. as she pitsously ssid Of the voyage
.oss Das S.s au.ons oou b. nut +.
n.ns n"sIa mspa.a iSs co.cn S"s and e,ls
:ss: S% Eh's1 sasa sPi ssS Tas
~ S$ ss s:s's =:
DiS1%s S%s sss s. srssH s1s1
bad been suppressed By the G9py,srnmspt p, shs
Ahsas the Ssssssa
Soausa SO fsr she issshnsiy ''H TemssEsd 1Sa
sSsessSs saS sssn Pit s
savior" she declared. Tnsn she teid 6oS her M
two months old girl baby. and Madame Bern
hardt declared that she felt very proud OF being
When the actress was leaving the pier. Loan
ing on Mr.. Abbeys arm. the customs Officers
plantations released her, and she was permitted
TO accompany her mistress.
g Fifteen minutes after ihe lott the shir. NINE.
Giisey House. She has six rooms in all. four
being on the first floor BainR tired alter the
excitement OF the day. she lay down until half
past Ave.
Then she received q second batch OF re-
porters. upon whom she burst. as they sat in
her parior. % though she had rlsen from a
trap. Then she sat down. with her dogs ct her
to talk to
.Onee in swhile she would talk . little tr
English and though she doestnot speak the
The sun., 1891-02-03
Newport Society Surprised.

NEWPORT. Fob. 2.-The engagement WAS an
nounced to-day OF Mr.. George Gordon King
OF New York and Miss Annie Coates, daughter
Of James Coates the thread manufacturer.
Ths announcement caused q genuine society
The sun., 1891-02-03

FINDLAy. Ohio, Feb. 2.-Ex Gov. Charles
Foster is being urged by the Repub blicans Of
OHIO for the place In the Cabinet made vacant
by m death cath 3f seoretSry wipdom. AND to thst
Ing mYetiqgg ,to-nlghf and orgsntsinG Tor .
campaign u his b0hAn
The sun., 1891-02-03
Charges Jsaauschek with Breach Of Csn.
traot.

sHElxAN. Tex. Feb. a-Durins her engage
mont 10 this city two nights ago. Nina jan
suschsk's share Of the box-ofdos receipts. -
we'll as hsl personal wardrobe. were sttscbsd
the Opsra House here, who charges that Nine.
Janauschsk Cancelled Q contract once madelby
her TO play under his direction. The actress
defend tho issue.
The sun., 1891-02-03
Trouble for Mckee Rankin and "The ca.
nuck."

FoRr scoTT. Kan. Fob. 2.-McKee Rankin.
who has been starring In Tho Canuck" this
season. failed to reach this city to fulal his
contract at the Opera House. 1t is learned
that his company were detained ct st. Joseph.
played there last week. but he did not give 8
periormance and 2 small audience, was dis
funded. The hsGea0e Of tho troupc had been
attached by Manager /. NJ Crawford OF st
Joseph. who 10 suing Rankin for breach OF
CONTRACT
The sun., 1891-02-03
TO- Az.
Feb. 3, 1891,
At 1890 A, M.

Horses can be inspected at our p,ses n.
any time. Two days trial given,
Horses SOLD will be ~ Represented a.
money refunded.
The sun., 1891-02-03
CoND. HAND

hrcusnems La"dauisttss Roekavay. victorias Buck
Wakonsttsa Dog Carts, Village Carts Dos boa stsp
nope 0lcA stanhope fhsetons, Depot aaona DOctors
Victoria Phastons ss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15

DAYTON, o., Aug. l5.---A stranger
calling himself L. q. Poleng has been
playing faro bank for number of DAYS,
and lost large sum of money. Yester-
day he borrowed geo from sam Wagner,
keeper of the bank. lost $40 at another
bank and then bought revolver. Going
into Wagner's place, where Wagner and
two well known local sports were seated,
he pointed the weapon at Wagner's head
and demanded his money, saving he
amounting to $196, was handed over and
Poleng walked off, pointing his reyolver
at several persons who attempted to de-
tain him.