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Recorder ssmyth sesds Her IN the city
Prison for sixty Days.

Prison for Sixty Days.
Mrs Josephine Hsyman. wife Of Ferdinand
Hayman. Wholesale dealer in sponges at 80
Pearl street, who was convicted last week Of
receiving jewelry stolen by Annie Miller. u
dishonest servant. was arraigned yesterday
before Recorder smyth for sentence.
Annie Miller turned States evidence against
Mrs. Hayman. and told the detectives that
they would find her plumber in Mrs Hayman's
possession. Mrs Hayman took all OF her steal
ings for years. and gave her in return lodgings
and food when she was out Of employment
Lawyer Moss called the Recorders attention
to petition for clemency on the ground that
MIRA Haymsn must have been insane, when
she did the things that Annie Miller claimed
know all about that petition" said Re.
per yesterday. j ON surprised. In tho face OF
the evidence given In this woman's trial, that
a petition containing so absurd q. proposition
as that this woman u insane could haye been
got up and signed by reputable people The
EVIDENCE showed thst eng hGd been conducting
large and Prosperops business. and that heis
slightest claim o. insanity was made on the
TRIAL ] care nothing for such u petition: But
Of the Jury that tried her. They recomme ended
her to the extreme clomency OF the Court. and
shall IN view q that menda.on. b9 es-
I'll SitS FrisSn Tor sixty aass
Mrs Haymnn's sobs ceased instantly.
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Two Mad Dogs q. E,lzabe,I.

ELIZABETH. Dec. 1a.-A big Newfoundland
dog belonging to saloon keeper named Smith
ran mad through Pearl and South streets here
to-day and bit fully dozen other dogs before
lie was killed. The brute was brought to bay
by Detective Decker. who shot him in tho fore
leg. The animal rushed with open Jaws at
Decker. who sent another bullet into his
mouth. He then sprang aside to escape
him. at the same time firing again, this
bullet hitting, the =. animal IN the spine
finish the dog. 4 valuable Scotch terrier and ID
pet black.and-tan belonging to Walter La
mott were badly bitten and had to DO killed.
malls that were attacked. and SO far they have
Jersey street this morning. Swapping at every.
thing within reach. but wss shot by Ohioer
Bishop before It could do any damage. 1t Was
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JO111N0s ABOUT TOM

Judge Blschon has granted an absolute divorce 10
jennie HOrvath from 0exa HOrvAth.
Deputy Chamberlain John H. Campbell has been Ill
since Thurnday night with o severe cod.
There 10 strike OF pressmen the pacs OF busnsss
OF Norman !. Munro. ~ and ~ vsndewsisr street.
Public Works Commissioner Oiroy won carriage
few nights ago At tar held IN Al Saints Church In
l2oth street,
Mayor Grant was NOS at the City Hall Yesterday. A
called was postponed.
Rossyst Son 4 Miller have completed the ferry clip
from Eilis Island Will begin making landings next
salvage OF o. 600 has been awarded 10 Edwtn n MIL
lard owner OF tho tug EyArta for having towed the
disabled Dutch steamer Schsdsm into port JIns
last.
Herman HsInbera. the letter carrier Of Station Z.
charged with enbeExlinE letters. released BY Com
missioner Shields yesterday on the $1,000 cash bail
The American Bank Note Company obtained 4 yer.
dict Of S2DbO before Justice kswburgsr Vt the CITY
Court ysssTdSy against Ridge eyisn Tor printing pool
tcksG Loven denied that he had ordered tickstL
John Fay, an inmate Of the wsrd's Island Lunatic
Asylum. while running Of the halls Of
stutton on Nov "a was trppsd BY Of the other
ss s 81 sns .a,s.sd he xss
Constant Lenyto Of kondout was arrested on Thur
day night, near midnight by Deputy United ststss
S sss hT s h. Sm ssS
tsllins 9somasgsrins w,iheat lpseisl lLessts. lie
va brought to this city and held In LOCO for sxsi
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COUNT xoocHyAY Il BIaAM1sE
Defends o. Trial by His First WIFE
Father. Who - Opposed By His Son.

Defends o. Trial by His First yyifs's
Father. who - Opposed by His Son.
CAMDEN. Dec. 1a-Count W. G Koochijay was
arraigned to-day on a charge of bigamy.
Koochijay. the prodigal son Of o wealthy Pa.
risian. married Col James N. scovels daughter
in June. 1887. and last January married Miss
Eeanot Wingate OF Camden. his first wife be-
ing alive. Col 6covsl. the Republican orator,
appeared as counsel for his son.in-law. Ar
r,yed against the father and husband was Col
6coveI's son. Harry. who appeared for his
The Colonel asked that the case be post
poned. He said he expected to prove that
YoupS Koochijay was Insane and that his
bFothsE died In an insane asylum. Lawyer
Harry 6covel opposed any delay.
II appear here for the honor Of my sister,"
he 9aid. II am surprised that my father
would appear before this court "a defender
Of the sconndrel WHO dishonored his own
daughter Koochljay has no defence. He Is
not insane, but he has very rich mother,
who ia trying to get him or ! oppose the
Cal. acoyel replled: when my boy Harry
band. and do not desire that disgrace shall
be brought qI9n her child's head BY her hus-
The case went on. and Koochijay was con-
yicted.
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FEW DAYS-FEW DATs.
The Date OF Gov. Hilvs departure for
Washisgtou Appr0xiaates.

The Date OF Gov. HNvs DeDsrtsre for
Washlsstoa Approxiaates.
Gov. Hill took run down from Albany yes
terday afternoon. and at the Hoffman House
last evening had chats with number Of Dem
ocratic chieftains The Governor will return
to Albany this afternoon. He il here on pri.
vate affairs mainly. Ho did not appear dis
turbed over the reports from Washington sent
out by the Republicans concerning the validity
Of tho tito OF q Governor 10 a seat In the
Il DOESN'T worry me b.t." no said.
"qovernor, may ask when you intend Jour
9eying ~ WashlRgtog 70 take ycHr scat il the
SgM pa ha haSs
quoting to you limo from IN old song;
Pew dsys-few days"
How about the election eontestsw
why" replied the Governor, "the cases are
all In the courts. apd with the decisions OF the
highest courts in the State both parties must
Edward Murphy. Jr. Chairman of the Dom.
eerstic State Committee. IL In town at Mayor
Grants home.
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Tho cold covered all tho States OF tho Atlantic
coast yesterday south to the Cult The freezing tenn.
peraures reached south to Tennessee and North Caro-
lima. tho coldest place was In Vermont At Northneld
70 20 below 100 above At Albany: 12o at Bos
ton: Ia at Buffalo and this city Tho high pressure
spreading rapidly 10 the South. which means warmer
weather for the next two or three days. It became
warmer BY 30s in al the States OF the upper Msssspp
and the lake regions and warmed up rapidly the day
passed In this neghborhood II clear in all parts
Of the country for showers In the Gulf States due
to the colder weather pushing it, southwark The
depression that vas in the Northwest has been forced
out Of the iimits OF observation by second high pres
crossing the Rockies The winds decreased on the
coast and were blowing fresh Oh shore: they should
blow moro from the south to-day
Yesterday crisp and fAtr In the city; lowest ON.
cial temperature, l<s highest 82s average humidity
50 per cent wind generally northwest west aver.
age velocity. 10 miles an hour.
Tho Thermometer at Perrys pharmacy In the sus
building recorded the yesterday As foovs:
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A LYING Pillar OF FLAME
Mary 0leasoa Critically Burned while NJ
Work In u DSeing Establshnent.

Mary 0leasoa Critically Burned while NJ
Work In Dyeing EstabMshmens
Mary Gleason. o pretty 16-year-o girl. en-
ployed in NJ. A. Guiiliere's dyeing establish
ment at 1.261 Third avenue. took some gloves
into the kitchen. in the rear Of the store. at
about o'clock yesterday afternoon. Some
benztne that she had caught FIRE. and In mo-
ment the entire kitchen was ahame When
Nine. Guilliere saw her Mary. seemed to be
coming toward her carried in whirlwind Of
fame ss...,.. -. .--
The Riri ran up stairs. where Mrs. Purcell
and Mrs stimmel were. The latter ran for q
pail Of water. while, Mrs. Purcell tried to
Mary was shrieking. with terror. and the
Momsn were SO appalled, rs TO- be helpless.
The flaming girl dashed down the st9irs and
out into The street. Henry Notified. q grocer.
q few doors away, threw horse blanket about
her. and Henry Cohen. tailor, assisted Mott.
field To carry her into the house.
Dr.. Flynn did what no could for the girl I'M
TIL an ambulance from the Presbyterian Hos
pital'arriyed and took her there. bhe Is badly
burned about the body. legs. and arms and,
ns the doctors do not think she inhaled the
nAmes.
:. The FIRE did $500 damage. Little Mary
lives at 1.1o3 Third avenue.
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S0.eoUeo Regular
Ds@oeraey. l'ut Two E..Ge,ersors or
Their Ticket. Each OF whom 10 said to
Have aati.Lottery symp.thies-srccs.
latioa ~ 70 Republican Support
HEw ORLEANS. Dec. 1S-The regular Demo-
cratic Convention partially completed its
ticket tonight. 1t Is headed by two Gov.
ernors 5. y. McEnery. Governor from
1881 to 1888. and now Justice of tho
Supreme Court, for the chief place. aud
Robert C. Wickliffe. Governor from 1855 10
1850. for Lieutenant Governo. II Is slncu.
lar fact that although the Convention IL lnrgoly
pro-lottery these candidates are nti.lottery.
Cows McEnery and Wlcklire represent tho
element In the anti.lottery faction opposed 10 n
bolt and who think that this question ought
to be settled In tho Democratic marty. The rost
OF the nominations Will 90 made to-n, borrow.
Gov. Nichols, Lieut. Gov. JefYeies. Stnte
Treasurer Piper. and Attorney General Rogers
side with the boilers The Congressional dele
CATION Is understood to be about nearly
divided In this question. Senator White and
congressman Price. blanchard. and Robertson
VIII probably give what aid they can to the
antl-lottery ticket, whilo congressman Meyer.
Logan. and Boatncr will support tho regular
ticket The anti-lottery Convention I'D iourne cd
Immediately after nominating the State tick ct
They have a short platform devoted almost on
tlrely to the lottery question which they declare
must be disposed OF first before anything. siso
appointed this week and q double campaign
SERTED on. one 10 Louisiana. the otiler In
washington. whore they hope to interest Com
iation seainst the lottery,
me AePpbltsens aro iuhiiant over tho Dem
be determined tomorrow at the mseting Of
the Centre! C0mmittee., II q State Oonyenfion
s. called II Will be evident that the heput-
and hope TO Slip ia between the two beino..
cratic factions. II no Convention Ii called for
publicans think they can arrange with
one or the other Of the Democratic
lactl0ps TO receive valuable aid In tho
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Mr.. CROKER NOT 1szEREszzD.
Hdward Msrphy. Jr.. has Bought th
DraenAsr Stock Farn.

Hdward NsrDhy. Jr.. has Bought the
BrsenAsr Stock Farn.
A despatch from Utica says that Richard
Croker OF New York end Edward Murphy. Jr.
OF Troy have purchased the Philip Braender
Stock Farm Ut RiohAeld Springs. a.flne place.
with half-mile track. and barns and stables
arranged for the care and breeding OF stock.
Mr.. Croker said last night that he had no In
terest In the stock farm.
"The report probably arose." he said. from
tho fact that Mr.. Murphy and visited the
place together when was ut Richfleid Springs
last summer is q handsome place Of 1BO
or 200 acres. with o fine stone house upon II.
Believe that " iufpfy bought the place
without any Of the stoek that was on It and In
The story about the stock farm got up to tho
Geteral Committee meeting 81 Tammany Hall.
he was going TO do with o stock farm.
Going to raise young tigers" no said.
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HAnvrSs ssrfs mrs DrFSE and screAms, gesticu-
lating frantica!ly A policeman Thought he
was drunk and ordered him TO go home He
quieted down and obeyed. "wednesday even
jig 10 was vioisnt. not toward his sister. Sst
toward those strange voices, calling from the
walls. roaring In hfs ears. jeerlng and threat
The e neIEhbors heard his shouts and srosns,
Mira Duny said she intended 70 Send' him back
Ss e. a thsy ~ Ana ssf q Harvey
Jim would kill you II It wasn't for your
Thia made ppty and BE wife uneasy, They
remembered the old delpslon about tho bps-
6 bend p being hts ,saeHy But thsE lSaGhsd \
s sna Ess sS SHfd dRs AZ d GsSi sS when d
it, and they did not that his Wstsh sad
10 had done VIII them. e. Rsd no mo Mas.
they thought he could not bpy ANYTHING.
He went 70 his room. which. was sepsrated
nio which Sos apors 9psn buzz ana rs
wife and the children slept with the doors
locked, They he .rd Harvey. ravi4g and plead
Bsicro sic Went TO B BED Mrs. bsfy 6sS tsksS
three rszors which were IN the. top. bureau
drawer ~ the psrlor and had hidden them be-
looked as though he had not slept. but his talk
Was perfectly sane Dany. on his way u work
DisEinson's house, $50 Clinton street. and
esked Mrs.. Disktns9q To 20 over and stay ytth
Hrs puny. he had hardly gone before Mrs
puny herself came shewanted Diskins0s 70
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Mr. cuIADys LITERARY 1HE4suREs
The PhilssthropIst Gives Most or His Rare
Manuscripts 70 tho Drexel Iastitute.

The Philssthropist Gives Most or His karo
Manuscripts 70 tho Drexel Iastitute.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 16-George ". Childs
has presented almost his entire collection OF
rare prints. manuscripts. autographs. and lit
erary relies. valued ct 100000. TO the library
OF the Drexel Institute. This 70 probably the
finest private collection In existsuee, and rep.
ressnts the work Of lifetime It en-
braces some exceedingly rare speeimens.
including the only complete manuscript
q Thsekeray In Existence. and the only
snssds Of exc q
ses wSrE MT ohId has sSst asssd
Mutual Friend" and Thackeray's his lecture
OF SsoSss M y b ths eSins SSSGy ST
m ems are splsndtdiy PEsssrysa hou,,
volume containing .portraits and autograph
lsttsTs Of every PIssI9snt q ths Tnitsd statss
ths family Iss!steE n t1s poets hs ian
the ~ leaf Of which e q panuscript poem
Thfs sas HSssE Been RSSsheS msEn9sSrsfs
Willis. Gray. Bulwer. and other noted writer's.
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vito aud his young brother Sam. and John
Connnughton and his vito a. intimate friends.
These people came to SEQ them nearly every
day. Connauchton, who was big. strong.
good-natured Englishman. clevor at singing
song or drawing sketch. was especially kind
to Michael Harvey. They we're great friends.
SO much together that Mrs. Connaughton used
to complain about it In good-natursd way.
AZ nearly a. can now be recalled. II wss last
October that Michael Harvey began to grow
worse. .Hia health failed ard bts aSesr spells
grew more frequent He said he heard voices
coming out Of the walls, threatening him.
urging him to pray. telling him that his friends
wore prosecuting him. He seemed TO undsr.
stand good part Of the time that these voices
were only imaginary. and he never grew IN
tho least violent about them. Sometimes he
would spend the night ON his knees. weeping
aud crying aloud. But still he was for the
greater part OF the time perfectly same As the
winter advanced he grew more peculiar. and
with the spring his sickness was 80 bad that
his sister decided to put him in the Flatbush
Insane Asylum. March last two officers
from the asylum came after him and led him
away. He was then 80 years old.
He was satisfied to 60 and he soon began to
improve His sister came to see him at least
once week and John Connau ghton also went
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NEARLY KILLED MS DOG. 100
George Kueahie OF the Beethoven Slnstne
Society kills Himself With Gas.

George Ruenhte OF the Beethoven Slnktng
Society kills Himself WITH Gas.
When hrs. George Kuenhlo Of a07 East Sew
enteth street got homo from q days. visit to
her mother yesterday. and opened the door OF
her fiat. little fox terrier. her husbands pet.
ran out ut her. stupid and staggering, and fell
ut her feet. and rush Of gas from the room
into her face nearly overcame her. She walked
back to the stairway until she got over the ef-
iects Of tho gas. and then she went into her
She found her husband lying on the bed in
the front room dead. He was In his shirt
sleeves. and had on his best trousers and
" and patent leather shoes; One end
end was attached to the gas burner. at the
head Of the bed. and gas was escaping from It
OF gas. and the dog couldn't get out. but he
Kuehnle was is years old. He was a mem.
bsr 81 Camp siegel No. and Of the Beethoven
and was in comfortable. circumstances. I'm
mediately after she had gone In the morning
he must have prepared to kill himself. The
rubber tube had been used to feed Q gas stove.
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She. In n Quarrel Asou. HE daughter.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 16-Dr. Thomas A. Gordon. a
rich and conspicuous physician Of this city. shot
and MORALLY wounded John +. stegge. q fish
dealer. last night. There had been iil.feeline
between the two men because OF reports that
Pr Gordon had performed q criminal opera
men, met IN front Of their residenGes. which
which ,Stsgge according g Dir, Gordon. ~.
G saultsd ne physictan. beating him severely.
One Of the bullets entered steggo's neck.
6tegge vas taken to his home. where physi.
CLANS after an eSaminatlon. pronounced the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19
BITTER BREAD OF POVERTY.
Sara BeliahoGsky In the Hands OF Her
Husband Again.


Husband Again.
Three weeks ago Louis Bellahoflsky. 10
years old. was arrested on the charge Of his
wife. Sara. II years old. w'o said that he had
sold her to divekeeper at 121 Allen street for
50. Sara is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Mailer OF IL Ludlow street. Justice
instance OF his wife,
Shortly after Sara had her husband arrested
her father disappeared. leaving o wife and
four children. He has not been heard Of since.
Last week Mrs. MahleE sold post Of her inrni.
her children have. slept on the floor In their
apartments In the Ludlow street tenement A
few days ago they wero almost starving Sara
went to her husband in prisen. he promised
i she secured his release to provide home
held IN $1,000 for trial on Thulsday, sie
leased BY Justice ,Duffy,, A Second avenue
Mgs. MalIer said her s and Beahoif fs
were going to begin housekeeping to-day.
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average. .-...........
Average Oh Dec. IL, 1890.
LOCAL ToRYcAsr fILL 3 ?. n. sATuupAY.

Average OH Dec. .SCAs
local FORECAST fiLL .. y. sAIuupAv.
For southeastern New York. including Long Island
also for western Connecticut and northern New Jersey
rsir: slightly warmer; souhwes,rriy Winds For sun
day. fair; slightly warmer
E.B. Duss Local Forecast ofncisL
WARRINGTON FORECAST TILL ,. Y. SATURDAY
For New England edaierH Ssv Tork saan Pennsylvania
Aes Jersey aad BraKnre fair aRd wdrm<r; .oHhxss iads
prSnb'v a"d fair suaLiv.
For District OF Columbia Maryland and Virginia. fair;
slightly warmer: variable winds; warmer sunday.
For western New York and western Pannsyyanis,
warmer; generally fair Saturday and Sunday; south.
west winds.
The area Of high pressure extends from the Rocky
Mountains eastward tho Atlantic coast the pres.
being greatest the middle Atlantic States The
Of low pressure over central Florida has remained
about stationary attended by rains la tho southern
portion Of the s0uth Atlantic and Gulf stateS tbs
Jsrometc gradient has incrsssd along the south At.
iantc coast. with brisk to high northsasteriy winds
GENERALLY clear weather prevails In all other districts
with higher temperature in the Northern states and
colder weather In the Southern Sates OF the Mis-
sissppi and NJ Rocky Mountain stations. The indica.
tons are that fair and warmer weather win prevail
generally throughout the central valleys and the North.
states on saturday md probably fair weather on
Sunday.
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A SHOWER or STOVES.
windows OF the Csseev Hospital 1rekea b.
Eragnsats Or BLASTED Rock.

windows OF the Csseev Hospital Brskea BY
TragnsAts Or Blasted Rock.
Thomas Kelly. foreman Of . gang OF men
engaged in blasting for the new entrance to
Central Park at Eighth avenue and Tooth
street, was held for trial In the Harlem Police
Court yesterday. on q charge Of reckless
blasting.
A blast which was set OF on Thursday aiter-
noon shattered many windows In the Cancer
Hospital Just across the avenue. and. II Is
feared; seFiousiy shocked some o., Of the
mediate I reSair was out OF the question. and
the twelve patients were removed to other
broken glass were scattered over the door. but
no one wlIs hurt. In moro than one casC stones
stuck and indented the wall above the heads OF
patlents confined to their cots
The slate roof 81 the building was broken In
places by the falling stones. and private houses
hundreds OF feet away were struck By pieces Of
rock that must have passed over the hospital
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Police Interfere with "a College Rush.

The ninth of the Elliott F. Shepard prize do.
bates between the CllonIan and Phrenocosmian
literary societies OF the College Of the City Of
New York was held last night In the college
chapel Clionians representatives. N. 0ustino
Rieser. '02. and Edgar J, Kohler. ,O3. were de-
ert q. Alexander.
The up had been passed AROUND. that tho
sophomores and freshmen would indulge In n
cane rush at tho close Of the debate. At IL
O'Clock the two lower classes massed their
forces In Twenty third street The boys made
lots OF noise. but when two policemen charged
on them they scattered.
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Bsssset to Gov. Hill.

ALBANY. Dec. 1a-Ata meeting OF the State
officers this morning II was decided to tender
. banquet to Gov Hill In this city upon his re-
tirement from the Govsrnorship. A committee
will doubtless prove most elaborate affair of
It's kind. The banquet will DO given on New
Years eve. and igyitftions will he limited 10
ernor has. invited Governor-eleot Flower to
visit him dgrinR the last week Of his admipjs-
ecsvs .asSn ha e ssa :. the E
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Mrs. 1aeAl.r Not . Black mailer.

The Grand Jury dismissed yesterday the
complaint against Mrs. Annie Eichler and
Nicholas Eichler. her son. charged with at
tempting to blackmail Brewer John Eichler.
BIrs. Eichler claimed Brewer Eichler as her
h spt esps sft shs yss VARIED 70
many; that he deserted her. leaving her and her
son unprovided for. and that he came TO this
city and married again. Tho Grand jury 10 10
understood. dismissed the. complaint. because
they belieyed that Mrs. Eichler was honestly
mistaken In her Identification OF Brewer. Eioh-
to extort money from him.
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4 Prosecuting A,,orssy Accused.

NEw HAVEN. Dec. 1a-A petition 10 to be
presented to the Commissioners OF Now Haven
county Tomorrow asking for tho removal OF
Judge Levi N. Blydsnburg from the ONCE OF
prosecuting agent Lieut.. GOV. Msrwin heads
~ list Of petitioners. and Is followed BY over
,hn IN. prominent bMsipess men. This action Is
I hrlest Of druggists on charges OF Violating the
hhuuor laws In selling to minors Blyden-
1"rss o. spglters' We're In every case either
tSr n m5ta,ined the iiuuor from the druggists
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A PEARF RkzrRr PARTT.
Arrasgessnss Rsisg lAsae IN nriag Back
the GroenisnA Explsrers.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1a--It IL settled that an
expedition will be sent to Greenland for the
relief Of Lieut. Peary early in the spring. DR..
robert N. Keely. Jr.. who was one OF the party
that accompanied Peary to Greenland. said
yesterday that an expedition would be fitted
out. and that the Academy OF Natural Scicnces
would defray the expenses, provided the funds
could not be raised In any other way.
DR.. Keely and ono other Of last years party
will 70 on the expedition. Who will constitute
the entire party is not definitely known. DR..
Keoly is Of tho opinion that unless such a
party ia sent fully equipped for an Arctic sea-
son. Lieut. Peary and his associates will never
reach civilization.