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TIL. Farewell, B..su.. to Gov. lu,,,.

ALBANY. Dec. 21.-The farewell banquet 20
be given Gov Hill on New Years eve viii 10
the most interesting affair Of its kind ever
given In this city. Tho magniHcent large
utilized. and about $50 people will he seated
around the banqueting board. which win be
horseshoe in shape The occasion will be
purely Democratic affair, confined to those
The Committee OF ArranRe,nents Include State
Treasurer Elliott Daniorth. CommissIoner
CHARLES +. Peck and Assistant Adjt. Gen.
are masterpieces q. engraving. Those to
be be- invited will include Governor
elect Flower. the State officers and heads
Of departments. with their deputies. the State
officers Olect. the military staff OF the outgoing
and incoming Governors. and the membsrs %
number Of 100 In the remaining flfty invita-
tons will be be included the most prominentS
Democrats in the country. -
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Mr.. Page. spoke. for Secretary Tracy Of. the
Navy. wig, couldn't bs present; Mr.. Eage
tSrey., Amphirate. Terror. Miantonomah.
Cruiser No. q. Baltimore. Philadelphia, Nov
ark. San Franciseo Chafleston, Cruiser No.
II; Gunboat No; Y Machias. Boston.
nington. Dolphin. torpedo boats Nos. ! and 2
would be in the naval parade. Mr.. Page Is
going to Spain to get.a copy of the vessel In
which Columbus saileI to America.
Thomas G. Platt sent a letter regrettlng that
he could not attend the dinner.
Among those present ut the dinner were: =.
b ThnrbeI, w, p!ckerman, Georee N. pnll-
man, Col. Elliott +. Shepard, Stuvvesant Fish,
J. W. Alexander. j. A. Slelchor. the. Hon.
George d. Sloan, the Hon. stsphsn a. Wa,keS.
X. Hahn. and John D. Crmmins.
CoLuMnIA, 8. O.. DEG 2l;n,The House TO-
propriation for tho Worlds Fair. it IL 10 near
the end OF the. session that It 10 believed the
zion m%st be depended S apon r. secure repro
sentation at Chicago
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The WeafheH

Absrometrlc depression. which made its Appearances
Sunday night the Northwest States. cDvsro
all the country west Of the Mississippi ana east Of the
Rocky Mouutains. the trough extending from Texas to
the upper lakes and Canada Light rains wsre reported
yesterday over belt OF country from Colorado and
Kansas 10 the Indian Territory southeast 70
and In the south Atlantic and east Gulf States with
In Utah. This storm IL tfaveling eastward
with increasing oioudinsss and rains may DO sxpssts
all probability DO followed BY colder weather. whioh
may reach this region BY Thursday Friday with ssa
ditiops favorable for fair weather on Christmas.
Yesterday in this city WAS fair with heavy fall oe
dew In the morning; highest oical Temperature <oss
lowest. ao': average humidity. u per can't; wiAd,
northwest: average velocity. six milss an hour. r.
The Thermometer at Perrys pharmacy In Tn Son.
building recorded the yesterday fUowuS
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yO11lNGS ABOUT TOWN

Jane. A. Blanchard vas elected President OF the Re-
monsco-s on aonday jan. ~ "'' " '''A - D
We: Point 2, The S
Theatre Tomorrow night.
m. oss
nsas Of forgery and Was rsmsndsd Tor TRIAL 'A'''
S:s q III. ss'$ r;,::sss
s ssi sss: .;; = s' ssi e.
A ssa ~ 81 s:,
a. e is% S;;'' sSs :':s'G
Of II. GOqs, has
Z 4:
::,:s S:a:s ssis.
RSy Smith W sas
=: Sl e. y hs 81 S he
new puS . ssS
r,ts ss.nas hsps epss sssn,ns. ausns iii: vs:s
II SsSss M DuSs s0h q:
tsSI,shsd f9r shs Ssnsas ct who are
% SSasS e ss.s their TO money
Thomas WEIGH. pilot of tho tuEboat F,w. Devoe ran
down and sank the sloop yacht Amelia In the North
River OF iLoss street cntss aFa.ot June ~ drown.
ton for In me secnnd degree. Judge Cow
ing sentenced him yes srdsy TO State prison Tor i've
years.
The New ENGLAND Kitchen the object Of which IL TO
furnish properly prepared food at low price. opened
n. business =. al hadson stree: yss.srasy Ths
whose name has net been made pub!c. The food will
he prepared according to the ideas Of Edward Atkinson
whose lectures At Columbia College food
attracted much attention last sIr,nR
The Hamburg American Packet Company has issued
order " lite Captains that tLsy shall folow uniform
routes In cruising the Atlantic between New York and
Southampton Heretofore the Captains have used
their own Judgment anu, to shorten voyages, might
take high Attitudes In the iceberg The object OF
ibeyopany s to secure absolute safety for their ships
md passengers.
Judgments uf absolute divorce were granted yester.
day by Judge Beach TO Annie q. Baldwin from wilau,
BALDWIN. 70 Louise Cumming from Robert a. Cumming
g Henry pster.on from Mamie Paterson and g Irene
Karl " CRUDE from Anna Grube; by Judge HookstAver
10 Jacob Schntt from Frances Schnitt. Judge Beach
las granted limited divorce to Catherine L. Asher from
Augustus Asher. and TO Ellen breen from Patrick
Breen. Judge B0ohstayor has iaited divorce
" Nina Go!dsteIn rom Morris Goldsteiu.
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TIE PALMER JUnr QUE
Said 10 stand Eieves for Aequittsi saa One
for COnvactlou.

The trial OF Dentist John D. Palmer Of Mari.
ners' Harbor. who 10 accused Of improper re-
lations with thirteen-year-old Mary Polaski.
was continued yesterday morning IN Rich
mond County Court
George Bush. the stepfather Of Mary Polaski.
testified that no had lived with Mrs. Polaski
for i've years. He denied that he had ever
been looked In room with the girl.
A woman from Mariners Harbor had been
subpGnacd by the District Attorney to tell
OF certain things which she alleged the
Doctor had said to her about three years
ago. She was not inclined to 20 on
tho Witness stand. Finally the sheriff
induced her to come to court. When In court
she said she had understood that mon were to
be excluded from the court room. The Dis.
room. awyer Mullen H. Y Ps% sp s Counsel ST.
te n sSs Vent Ss q g.
off1co In Mariners Harbor three years aeo TO
hsye .S pG ssns RULED s &c: as 3D. tsS
pssen che said one " u hen frlsnds S and
hs eas e s ae on a es
~ az ssIss ! E ss .ss g.
Fife Mers s shn En- " a.is h snSFs ss?s
shop p ho " Wha ae SAID he never sa saw
the Doctor doing anything wrong.
Mrs. Tonelson was. then called to tell what
she knew about TIC doctor,,s alleged Improper
tuotS the l antS woman e who
next room and that the doors were open., DR..
Palmer asked the woman II she was married.
Bhe said she was. and then gave her maiden
name. NO improper remarks were made Dr..
Pafmer's wife also testified to the effect that
as tie actor maas q no 's
remarks.
Dr. Drummond Of So Grand street, this city.
testified that the Mariners Harbor woman
probably had q Authorization az result Of the
gas. and imagined that the doctor had made
an improper remark.
Lawyer Mullen then moved to set aside the
Indictment against DR. Palmer. and when this
WAS denied he said the defence wan willing to
Rlvo the case to the jury without summing up
The District Attorney objected To- this, Alter
recess Mr. Mullen summed no. The District
Attorney followed.
The jury went ont at AIS o'clock. At $40
O'clock they were ordered to hiring In sealed
verdict this morning at ID o'clock. Soon after
= o'clock It was said eleven stood for oequittal
end one for coryiction. At 1o:45 no decision
AZ the end q the District Attorneys argu.
ment against her husband Mrs Palmer was
forced to leave the court room. and soon after.
ward complained OF being faint She soon re-
covered
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STATE POLITICS FOR 1892.
REPUBLICAN, cHrEFs ASSE1GBLnsG--
EASsETT AROUND, PLATT NOE

To-day Tfsae asa flsee FOR the State Ceas
vention WIN be Appoantea-Bsa % che
sore spot just Nsw-Ee Dssosses IN, !.
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Al noon today. ana
Chairman william Brookneld win pr.sids 4
number OF statesmen from the interior arrived
IN town last MINT. Senator Fassett came ard
80. Nv. -. AZ. NJ. n. -. = -ss-.S-- -
the committee. but he will be close to the Firth
Avenne Hotal to.aav Er.Renstor Play n ouf
o,.a..s nv, =. 80 :. =. 49, = w
II is reported that there has been prepared
for the committees 9 long List Of resolutioas
and n s los ms
Alma ana nIsra for tha state Cony.nuor I'd
..o ~. . plsoe LOT .no o.a'e ocnsenu -
which ,s,a the dsleestes At large to Minnsspo,i:
ooss,n Il A. nioht .aar AZ, =. e. s.vor favra.
cu:e as the place and the middle Of February
rns ums Suma.G snoasn. inc nome o. sns
.sspe"S eA-masos p0vAol' WIVES vVu w.
thrown out OF the window at Rochester. had 3
number Of friends
.ncluentany enol.s WI DC MADE 70 ssceEtaln
the causes for the disastrous defeat Of Benstoe
Fassett. Almost every Republican in The COM
mittee will tell outsiders that the DenocsSts
putlIcans in the interior to stay away tom IN
fsIIfno sse ,t se snn WEB s
~ trsenas ~ oIs from me neasc ~ SnMs
Sn9,nd th ~ mr. M.!er AM ~ yames fetSSain
srs own se sS q N s sSs ssnysss bss
y his IS. xaE%sst friends Pint NJ e soad
striking at Mr Patt thsoHaM senat"r fsssseT
As for James j. BcIden and his course Ia the
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Average on Dec 81,
LOCAL yoKEoAsr TILL ] .. II. susspxs. ..IS
For southeastern New YORK. including Long IslaAo,A
also for western Connecticut and northern Kew JssN
fair In the morning followed by neseasiae eou1iass
and rain during the night: slightly ws.assi sassa1
winds. For Wednesday. cloudy snd rainy; vassASs. 4
T. B. DUns. Local Forecast 0detAL
WARRINGTON yoaEcAsT TILL ?. =. SuksDAv. ."
For New England. fair aud slightly waymsy Taee1aA
with south wnds rain during Tuesday night 4
For saaeyn Esv York. sassvn Psaasylssata ksO J~ss
end Dsamare fur and during " DIV. stkA scsk
sisds rata Tuesday night.
For District Of Columbia, Maryland. and virginia,
warmer south Winds with increasing coudinsss daxiso
the day; light rain during the evening. ,A +
For West Virginia. western New York. western Penn
sylvania and Ohio Increasing coudnsss and rain dur
ing the afternoon and evening" warm south winds dur
ing Tuesday; much colder west winds on Wednesday.
The storm which was central In Colorado this mofns
ing has moved rapidly eastward. with incrssshg en-
srgy and 10 now central In northern Iowa. ne rain
area attending this storm the region from the
Rocky Mountains eastward to the Missssipp. Light
showers are reported from the south Atlantic and Gulf
States Fair weather continues In New England.
the middle Atlantic States. the Ohio Valley. and the
lower lake region. IL h generally east OF the
Mississippi and colder a. Rocky Mountain stations The
indications that the rain will extend eastward ON
Tuesday. reaching the New England coast Tuesday
night The temperature will fall decidedly the upper
lake iezon the upper Mississippi and the lower Mis-.
souri, valleys with clearing weather and q moderate
cold wave by Wednesday morning
--------------
Daaeiag with Joy
I, ps,hing soMp1rsa TO the pleasure of thSss Who -
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Bob Lyoss's Father Dead.

Martin Lyons. the father Of Bob Lyons, who
was murdered In Cherry street on Nov. %.
died yesterday In 1T. Francis's Hospital In
Filth street at Az IL. the afternoon. His death
was caused primarily by his bringing habits.
haf been 10 tas hSsptsd snfs Dec II
country from Ireland twenty years ago. and
opened, q butcher shop at jas. Cherry street
Cherry street, where the. mprder was done. He
died In O. bed that he had endowed for the
benefit Of his nelghbors in St Brancts's Hos
was generous In giving. He left fortune OF
$50. 600 or $60.U0O. It Is not known how he
has disposed OF this in his will.
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MUST PAY FOR THE s1REE1s.
Five Per Cent. OF the Net Income or Il
N. Y. Elevated due to the City.

Five Per Cent. OF the Net Income or the
N. Y. Elevated due to the City.
Justice Ingraham Of the Supreme Court de-
cided yesterday that the Manhattan Railway
Company must pay over five per cent Of the
net income OF the lines OF the New York
Elevated Railroad Company which it operates,
in an action brought by the city to recover ar
renrs., One Of the counter claims advanced by
the Manhattan Company was that the city
should reimburse It tor the money paid as
damages to AUDITING property owners.
The city sued under an act OF 1887 whereby
the West Side. Yonkers and Manhattan Rail-
road Company was required to pay 1--WE per
q Rss 0 sp y Ts
such manner as the Legislature may here
after direct, as COMPENSATION 70 the corpora
haitian, Railway Company, succeeded TO the
Ga eSse
ton incurred by this act He decides. further.
that ths was 7ss1t tn under the
the Third avenue line.
Concernipg the counter claim for ss71 900
owners; the Justice says there Is no ground on
ths street that Reiongsd to The citY., n which
that the FIVE per cent. was 70 be paid.
should not be paid until the Legislature
payment" the opinion states that such a con
struction would be contrary to the plain in:
the franchise the company became Sound to
pay the percentaRe upon .traffic on Manhattan
Island. 1t Is apparent" the decision runs.
is necessary, Il Is a familiar principle. uni
yersaliy applied in the construction Of acts Of
a dual Interpretation may be fndulged. such
shall be given as shall be most
strongly against the corporation. Every rea-
public is to be entitled to the benefit Of the
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&C. s y sS9 nrs st s e z
sssPsEs,H ss'fn.fs = sss = rs e
II TIE dlTsssioS 81 Ways and Means.
er. ,is undecided about the, matter.
but is inclined to giye Mt. Cochran the assign-
HSnar sS Sa mr. Bacon &c do9s S sss
eon%%se Ss'f lie SssGRs q saH
tte ss' on ma Public n SudnVss and 'e SloSSds
%s1 Mr. i faRE%Rs will cSnGSH|tsRtsdiy r.
possibly member OF the Naval Affairs
tSSom%amistseeS one , q the most imp ss,i
wants Q Chairmanship:, and !s not Particular
s ssSss n Eo ss%s o. s e ~s tfs'a
dS s s Ss.Pssi f tSs. III e DaaR Ssss hss
care where &c goes. The four. srookiyas
members having been supporters Of Mills vii!
members Clancy aud Meensr. viii have Inn
portAnt aseiRnmentA MI. Covert Will be in
the same boat with them. and StehlneckeF.
sshlip: Hs war V, DESTROYS A.. ~ getting ths
e Shall se ss az bss
that a. Democrat cannot be PANIED for the
place, Mr. Holden will stand the best chance
OF getting it
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MENERY ACCEPTS THE xoxzxA z1oM
Double Tickets In Both Parties Probable In
the Lottery Fight.

the Lottery 1Iebt.
New ORLEANS. Dec. 2IvJustice McEnery
recently nominated for Governor by the Demo-
cratic Convention. hos formally accepted the
nomination for Governor. When Governor
before he denounced the lottery. and as he
was known to be opposed to 1t there was some
doubt about his acceptance. It was reported
that he would not accept unless an apti-lot-
terry plank was put In the platform. Judge
McEnery. however. accepts Internationally.
favoring the submission OF the lottery cues
ton to tho people. snd he will make vigorous
lottery candidate for Governor. N. J. Foster
It seems to be the opinion among the lead.
ing Republican politicians here. that the split
IN the Republican ranks 10 as bad a. that In
viii not come together. but that two full Re-
Th st1 IssaS cksS a. and Tie Fedsrs
Ssss are the shisi Gauge q shs The
lottery. and has deDoulced the lottery COM
pany in its resolutions. The other faction took
no action In the matter. butts supposed to be
friendly to the lottery.
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HE WAS ABOUT TO 1EArE HER,
And Lena Meyers Sought Relief From Her
JeAolusy WITH = Pistol.

JeAolusy WITH = E:s:Si.
George Belmont and Lena Meyers lived to-
gether as man and wife on the second floor OF
81 East Fourth street for year. George is a
bouncer in Louis Stager's concert hall at 255
Bowery. He has been neglectinC Iona. and
she became jealous. They auarrelled. and
he threatened TO- desert her, She arrived
home at 8 o'clock last evening. SHE had
been away oil day During her absence
hold articles. Lena shot herself In the right
temple. and was taken IN on ambulance to It;
yincent's Hospital. twas thought she would
found. Addressed to MRS. Jacob Meyers. 81
George street. bridgeport, Conn.,"
srofsn ap and an enc % oa yoo o%i
good good;by: ODD bless yon; but 4 4 better So
BELMONT could not DO found at the concert
hall He was away on particular business. 1t
was said.
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Senator co,qu,.t WIN Not ne.,s.

ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. Ex-senator Colquitt an.
nounces in an interview in the Consultation that
there is not word Of truth in the report that
he contem plates resignng his seat In the
United States Senate, He Is visiting his home
hsaE Atlanta f9r the e holidays and T. 10 betfss
says the thought of resignlng has never sug.
gested itself to him. y -
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THE A1roRNEY.aExKRA1 HERE.

He Meets Solicitor Hepburn. the Collector.
and Tive or the Board OF Appraisers.
An important conference took place at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening between So.
licitor Hepburn Of the Treasury Department
at Washington. Col. Tlchenor. President. and
Col. Shurtieff Of the General Board Of Apprais-
ers. Attorney General W. H. II. Miller. Presi-
dent Harrisons old law partner. and. later ON.
Collector Hendricks Joined the party. Affairs
40 also was tho Interference Of the special
Treasury agents with the importations Of
Miller comes as the Presidents personal friend
to learn tho exact situation concerning APP
pratser Cooper. Solicitor Hepburn doeE not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-22
Deaths from the Grip.

Five cases Of death from the grip COM
bined with other diseases were reported
to the Bureau Of Vital Statistics yes
terdsy. They were: Mary T. Walters.
AZ years old. a guest at the Grand
Union Hotel: grip and heart failure, Enrtco
grip and malnutritlon. Louisa Waller. months
old. "A East 18th street: grit, and asthsnia-
ssree sp snd espary
Elizabeth i. Lewis. '83 years old. 27S West
12Sth street. grip and old age. The last three
Saturday,
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aIs STORY OF xLDNAPPINo.
A Railresa Agent WAe IL Short $50 Re
tssns Hose Astsr . wesk's Absence.

tsrAs Mons Aitsr . Wesk's Abseacs.
ATIARrA. Dec. NV. b Summers. railroad
agent ct Lithonis. Ga. whose mysterious dis
appearance o week ago created much talk In
that vicinity. returned to his homo last night
He says he was struck on the head
with a slingshot while on his wav
homo by two unknown men. He fell to
the ground iHsensibls. The next he
loS CABIN With two heavily armed men guard:
tn tRFTsatsPss t. SssS SI@ Snsil hs ssys them IA
$500 Of II between my body and underolot6fng.
issssa me; Alter s ss.sSsnS the 500 and nearly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-22
THE JURY WENT AFTER HER.
They Couldn't Get Mrs. Hough to Testify
In the Conductor Lewis Case.

In the Conductor Lewis Case.
The inquest into the cause Of the death Of
Conductor Thomas G. Lewis. who was found
dead In the court of the Arlington Flats. Jersey
City. was continued before Coroner Faherty
last night.
Detective Mcbride was the only witness ex-
amined, and nothing new was brought out by
his testimony.
Mrs Hough, whom Lewis used to visit. Was
sent for, at O'clock. but the constable could
o'ciocE. and the jury marched to the Arlington t.
Flats. where search was made for Mrs.
Hough.
late in the afternoon, and rs there was no re-
ply TO the KNOCKS at the door II was supposed
she had either locked herself In or had gone
away.
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PouGHKEEps1E. Dec. 21.-The Dutchcss
county election returns have been forwarded
to the State authorities. The order Of Judge
Cullen was left with Lawyer Wood on Satur-
day to file with the Clerk. but instead OF 40 do
It back to New York this morning. The Re-
publican counsel found 1t there and brought IL
to this city. and tho Clerk then forwarded the
returns by this evenings mail to Albany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-22
ELELD1Se's RICHEST PRIZE
He Wins the Heiress whoA He Aided a. .
Detective to Get Divorce.

He Wins the Heiress whoA He Aided a. .
Detective to Get . Divorce.
HARTFORD. Dec 21.-rhe shrewd detective
who has the record Of running down Jimmy
Hope. the notorious bank burglar. has
taken unto himself a wife. become the
son-in-law OF q millionaire. and gone
out Of the detective business. W. c.
Fielding. at the head OF the well-known
Feldings Detective Agency. has married
Miss Fanny E Atkins. daughter Of one OF the
richest families In Connecticut ana the happy
couple are spending their honeymoon In
Europe. The scene OF the romance OF which
this marriage is the outcome 10 laid in New
York city. Hartford. and Bristol. Conn. Mr..
Fielding met Miss Atkins two years ago.
when she was Mrs. Arthur I. Rood. and was at
that time employed to Spy on the husband.
who was q high roller" in order to get
evidence against him suflcient for
her to secure divorce. For two years
Mr.. Fielding Swallowed the recreant husband
found out his haunts. and carefully noted all
his backslidings. The Atkins family claimed
that Rood abused their daughter and that he
kept company with fast women. Mrs. Rood
was anxious enough for divorce. but feared
the that would follow court Rrpcee ED
Il aSsSS az Sss i sJ:
How we'll Fielding performed his task the
%rd a ~h Ss o
AZ and MoSs Ssai IL. 81 sy
s dSsr0s case. The .na ma
sss sl1 ns ri and
sf5s ess
Atkinss good locke and large expectations.
- her members Ashins family assssssa
: So: ns!.' ssS:'' -: ss !.nS q
YoEk she and her dauehter rented 8;
@ Ne. Ike .ss Ssa
Sse ses Mes would ssR
ssti ssss ~
sss sps e hS he wsoud q calm sr
sasn TAX e
her: Fielding found this the. most lucrative
Rss q BIZ IS 5
Msaf ssys less and Les attention e IT, ss
about $500. He also took out an insurance
policy payable TO MISC Atkins and the big
sign Of Nelding's Connecticut Detective
never sleep" under It, was taken down.
The sequel came about three weeks ago. when
Fanny Atkins changed her name to Mrs. W. g.
Fielding. and Q week ago Thursday the
bride and groom took q North Ger:
man Lloyd steamer for Bremen, and
mother n fsipsiS. 1t ali events. Mr. FisId}ns
g. to expect him and bis bride In Europe a.
soon as q steamer could carry them there.
The marriage. which was secret one. causes
and high social Standing Of the bride.
fhs keo Bsse ons Of s
a1ss q ana
very wealthy woman. Mr. Rood has Q suit
pending against the mother. in which he
claims $4,000 for alternating his wife's aHec-
'Mr. Fielding is q tall spare man with .
black. piercing eye. black hair and moustache.
and has Q magnetic manner. He was, Chief OF
Police at Middletown for ten or twelve years
previous to coming to Hartford SIX years: He
was . widower. Ms hrst wife haylng died Q
year or two ago. He has worked up many
notorious criminals beside Jimmy Hope are
behind the bars on account OF his shrewdness.
He will probably call his greatest piece Of
work the two years " shadowing which
brought him his present bride.
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DIRECTORS WENT OUT OF YoWM.
A Pennsylvania Bank Failure where III
Deposttors Got No Satisfaction.

Deposttors Got No Sntisfnctiuu.
TYRONE. Pa. Dec. 21.-The doors Of the Ty.
rome Bank, a private concern. were clcAed this
morning. The following notice gives all the In.
formation obtainabie as to the cause OF the
failure. as the stockholders are either out OF
town or refuse to talk. "A drain on the re.
saarces sompes this bank to close for tho
Tho liabilities are estimated at $4,000. with
assets supposed to amount to $5O.OU0. No
other banGs will be affected by the failure.
and the doors remained closed tho citizens
startod In search Of the cashier and the stock
holders. Claude Jones, G. Guyer. r Flynn. and
thought that the bank will be able to pay 80
cents on the dollar. y -
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TEE EMINENT P.fxnIOT.

&arzia Will Lay Down Hts Arns for Spot
Cash or An Once.
CRY OF MEXICO. Dec. 21.-Catarina Garzta.
so-called revolutionist, has proposed to the
Government to lay down his arms for $4,000
cash or consulate In the United States