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The evening world., 1892-10-11
AmBoY's BLoooLEss BArrLE.
Citizens Disappointed Because Their
Ofacers DID Not Fight.

SOUTH AXBoY, N. j., Oct.. 11.-The inhabk
tants OF this town are grievously disappointed
because Lawyer johnson, counsel for ths
local Board OF Aldermen, Kept away yesteT.
day, and the long looked for fight between
the town authorities and the New York and
Long Branch Railroad Company was declared
CfI-for the present at least.
Everybody was out on the streets expect
ing to sea the railroad platform and railing
across Henry street demolished BY orders OF
tho Town Council But early in the morning
the Railroad company sent down gravel
train loaded with Iaborers to guard the fence,
cretion was better than vAlor and kept their
hands on,
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Ten Dollsrs for an Unlicsnssd Hall.
Early in september Frank White. the light.
weight pugilist, engaged the Lyceum opera
House for a boxing exhibition. and PAID
Morris Btmburg, the proprietor, eio
deposit. lie LEANED subsequently that
Bimburg Lad no theatrical license and de-
mand9d his money. AS It was not forthcom:
ing he had Bim0urg arrested. The case viii
be heard 1t the Tombs on Monday.
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ROBBED AND HIS THROAT CUT.

80 Anthony Brennan Says. but the
Police Discrsdit 1,s Story.
Anthony Brennan, carpenter living At
Ridgswood. N. j., was arraignsd before Police
Justice 0Donnel In jersey City this morning
ON charge Of drunkenness and discharged.
Brennan entered the second Precinct Pc.
lice station about 10 o'clock last night, with
blood streaming from . cash IN his throat,
and said that his throat had been cut and he
had been robbed OF his watch
The police give no crodence to his story.
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11uller Wins en- staten Island.

D1aller Wins en- staten Island.
The Democratic voters Of Staten Island
have much to thank kex.Congressman Nicholas
Muller for, and they showed their apprecia-
tion OF that fact last night at the primaries
held to select delegates TO the county conven-
tion, which meets 1t Stapleton saturday after.
there airy opposition to Mr.. Muller's ticket
and in that town the Muller ticket WAS suc.
cessful In nearly every district.
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HAD FUN WITH A ChINAMAN.

But Hung Loo Sent His Tormsntor
to . Hospital.
Cornelius Jordan, fortJ.nve years old. of
1856 Washington street, BrooklyD, walked
into the, Adams street police station at 8
o'clock this morning and told the Fer.
geant on duty that while having fun
with Hung Lee, . laundryman at the
sAmc address, Les poked Elm IN tn side
With stick and fractu ured rib. Jordan was
removed TO thA City Hospital
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Ai.ss Nc cord.s Death Accidents

M!ss Nc Cord's Death Accidental.
A Coroner's certificate has been issued
giving tho cause OF death as accidental In the
case OF Miss Mary McCord, OF Railway, n. j.,
who was found dead ~ state Road. near
Whining on, Del, with Q bullet wound In her
head. MISS accord was the dauy hter OF John
Anorew AcCOrd, . carriage builder. She was
20 have been married soon to Henry webster,
OF ChristiAnA, Del
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MAYOR GLEASON SUED.

Ex. City Clerk Curry Alleges that He
Loaned Him q, o6e. 4e.
The case OF ex.City Clerk Thomas Curry, Of
Long Island City, against Mayor Gleason was
on trial to-day In the queens County Court Of
oyer and Terminer.
Curry, who was dismissed " Mayor
Gleason, alleges that he loaned the Mayor
Sl, ,O5S.4s, which Gleason has failed to pay.
Gleason says the suit Is inspired BY black.
mail and Is nothing but political persecution.
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Drowned While Decorating His Boat.
william A. sorror, Of 333 Halliday street,
Jersey City, fireman on the Erie Railroad
Company's steam lighter Palson. was
drowned this morning at the foot OF Twelfth
street, Jersey CITY, while helping TO decorate
the lighter Tor the naval parade.
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WILLIAM cHEERED At VIENNA.
Lodged 1t the echonbrunn Palace,
Whore Napoleon Once Dwelt.
fHY ASSOCIATED PREss.


tBY ASSOCIATED pREss.l
VIENNA, Oct 11.-Emperor William arrived
at the railway station here At moon to-day.
Emperor Francis Joseph, . number OF high
military omcials and several Of tho Ministers
awaited his coming.
As soon - the train bearing the German
Emperor had como to . stop In the station
his Majesty sprang ~ the platform The
Emperor OF Austria stepped forward ana ~
two rulers throw their arms sbous sacA other
and kissed rspsatedH. ,.-,. ~.
Alter salutations were e1oSaAQsA wetA the
other notao1inses pftsenk kmpsroe Francis
joseph ana Emperor William entered car
rtage and were dI1von to the imperial chateau
as schonbrunn, where Napoleon made his
headquarters in 1906 and 1909.
The route from the railway to schonnrunn
was lined with people who gave tho German
Emperor an enthusiastic welcome.
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supreme Court Gong to Chicago.
iyy AssoCIATHp PRRss.I
CHICAGO, Oct. ll.-A message has been re-
ceivea from Chief Justice Fuller announcing
that tue supreme Court OF the United states
would adjourn late this week and come to
Chicago 10 take part in the ceremonies OF
dedicating the World Fair buildings.
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KLYN EDITION OF THE EVENING WORLD-ONE CENT
confer with Tammany Hail with that purpose
In view. The one candidate Of the voorhisites
will probably be for City Judge.
Belts On Account Of Fusion.
ipY AssocIArKr pnsss.t

IPY AefoCIATkn PnEse.i
FARGO, N. D., Oct 11.-Judge John W. Ben.
nett, Of Bottineau, member OF the state Cen.
tral Democratic Committee for several ycars
and Chairman OF the Democratic state Con.
vention. has announced his intention Of sup
porting the Republican ticket on account OF
the iusion with the Peoples party arranged
drawal OF the Democratic Presidential
electors
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Rival Billpo

Rival Billpossers in q Fight.
Tom Foley and Jim Sheridan, billposters
for the Novelty Theatre, In Williamsburg.
were badly beaten this morning at Broadway
ana briggs street oJ, they allege, rival d" bill
stickers." I"
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Albany Brass Foundry Burned.

'Py psociAryp rRTss
ALBANY, Oct. 1.-THE foundry OF the Cox
Brass Manufacturing company, 50 and 65
Beaver street. vas gutted by nre last night.
improvements, was destroyed. Loss $4,000;
insurance $4,000.
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BADLY HURT BY FALLS

one y02 on Q 3fu0k ana 4nOthof
Into . Cellar.
william Husiseessg, sgsd twsnty-sour, Of
Hoboksn, N. J., fell from his truck, root Of
West KlsvsntA streee, this morning and ~
ceivsd . coucussion OF the brain. He was re-
moved TO st. vincent's Hospital
An unknown man. aged about foety.nve.
with dark hair and mustache, and dressed in
dark clothes, while Intoxicated this morn ming
fell into The cellar OF - Mott street, and was
30 badly injured that no had 70 be taken TO
Chambers street Hospital
John Guina, VI 90 Eat Tenth street, who
fractured his skull by falling on the Sidewalk
at Broadway and Tenth street yesterday
st. vincent's Hospital early this morning.
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Reim ans Wife and Money Gone.
Mrs. Reiman. wife OF . Greenpoint, l. l.,
tarber, has eIoped with u man named
Martin, wnom her husband thrashed several
days ago for making love TO his wife. The
runaway couple took some Of keimsn's
money.
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French Transatlantic Steamers to
eail from Havre Again.

W JVFOCINIIU FWENv.
HAvRE, Octr 1.-THE General Transatlnn.
tic steamship Company has decided that on
Oct 22 its vessels will again sail from ana
arrive At this port When the cholera was at
It's height In this city the Company madc
Cherbourg It's FORT Of departure and arrival
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They Had a John and Mary Time.
DaLiel McGinley, aged thirty. OF 10 hen-
wick street, had quarrel with his wife early
this morning, during which she struck him
with glass lumber, causing q severe scalp
wound She WAS not arrested
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Wisconsin's spe ciaI sess!o on.

~ bsSocIATED rUESA
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Oct. 1l.-Gov. Peck has
issued the call for special session Of the
Legislature, to begin Monday evening, to
enact another new legislative apportionment
law to take the place OF that recently over
thrown BY the Supreme Court.
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ATHLETIC CLUB MEN IN A FIGHT.

Discussion OF Jack Dsmpsey's Merits
Leads 70 Blows.
james Dempsey ana JAMES Coz. members
OF tho Brooklyn Athletic club, were In the
Lee Avenue Police Court, Williamsburg, this
morning on . charge OF nghttuE. Both were
badly hattered. They were dlschargtd d the
quarrel ms caused ~ . olncussion oE the
nertts a Jack DEMPSEY.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA PASSED

The Steamer Bovio Reports a Death
At Sea
QUARANTINE, 6. l.. Oct. 1.-THE steamer
state OF California. from Glasgow, was al
lowed TO proceed to her dock At noon to-day.
The steamer Bowie, from Liverpool. reports
that on oct. 3 Charles v. Herbert, return
ing cattleman, aged twenty-eiyht years, died
or heart disease and was buried ~ sea-
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Two Yale Football Men Can't Flay.
irY AsscciATrp PREsa
NEW HAvES,'Conn., oct. ll.-lt WAS given
out last night that Crosse and Cox, two prom
Using candidates Tor che University football
team, Will BE- obliged 10 discontinue practice
Tor he remainder ol ihe present season.
Crosses father objects AID CUxs neck, In
lured last week, has since grow q worsr.
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This IL Over roat Week
at the London a Liverpool Clothing Co, SO
| and 81 Bowery. Ten thousand kersey. chin
chiliss and beavers, satin lined, ~ and el0.
Open nights TIL IL o'clock. -
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Killed at . Caks Q. W alk.

Nv AWOcIATEp PRgssI
ADMISSION, Ala, Oct ll.-At q cake-walS at
Minnelulu Lake last night Tree night re-
suited In the death OF Henry Adamson and
John Brooks aod the serious injury OF six
other persons
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su.t to Close Garfield Park.

TIy AsFOtTAfFI' TFFN'T
CHICAGO. Oct. ia bill has been fled In
the Circuit Court to suppress the Garneld
PARK race track. ana Iave IL declared
public and common nuisance.
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Three Killed. Three Injured.

iFY AseOcIA~ep pnIsN
C0iUhBIA, 8. c., Oct. 1l.-As Charleston,
ssmter and Northern Hallway freight train
WAS rounding . curve at Bennettsville last
night one OF the cars Jumped the track, carry.
killed. ana w. ID. POLK, yardmaster, Andrew
W Mhitie and Ed Powell were injured.
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MaSee's Missioa In Alabaua.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 11.-Chris Magce.
can campaign In Alabama, arrived yesterday
en- his third visit. 1t seems probable that he
will succeed in restoring harmony in some Of
the districts as to Cong gressmen. the chances
being that In two OF them the fusion candi.
dates Will give way to the strAight-out
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DR.. Won selmite Nearly Starved

DIT. Won o6InlIGo NUBrIy otuTN00.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., oct. ll.-A woman.
hysician, named Or. Selma Won Selnite,
who is said TO be connected with wealthy
people iu Germany, has been found nearly
staived in her cottage near here. She was
brou. ht hi notice by the suicide two years
ago OF q wealthy nephew from Germany, VINO
WAS visiting her
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GHERARDrs FLEET SETS SAIL.

Yorktown. Now At Gan Francisco,
Expected to Join the sQuadron. .
III ASSOCIATED PREsA'
REDoHDE, Cal, Oct. II. - The cruiser
Chai lesion and the Baltimore, Admirsi Che
rardis llsgsLi.'. were Glued BY tie tan From.
cisco yesterday, ana the three vessels sal ed
Tor Maza tlan, Mexico, bound for the Atlantic.
SAN Francisco, Oct 1.-THE Yorktown,
" hich arrivel rom Ounaia ska last evening,
LEFT the Adams, Nc nlcan and bear IN behrIug
Sea. shc VIII be do, Ied and probably 80 Z
JOIN admiral Gheraroi's squadron In Mexico
or south Auci lea.
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Ma cora Aucrew's psn,h

LONG BRANCH. n. j., oct. ll.-An autopsy
viii have to be Leld TO ascertain whether
Mrs. cora Nay Andrews. whose husband was
SUNG for divorce, died or poisoning.
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DIED IN THE PENIrENTIARY.

Jamoo Buckley'o IAfo Goes Out on
Blsckweips island.
The warden Of the PenitentiAry on Black
wells Island notinsd the coronsrs once this
morning that James Buckley, . convict,
twenty years eld, OF 2o0 West one Hundred
and Twenty.fourth street. disd In the institu-
tion yesterday from phtb iaiA
Buckley was sentsnceo 70 one years i'm
pris0nment June 2b last ON . conviction Of
assault In the third degree.
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rsys' %. u. ~rifs, SI.08.
Heavy double-breasted suits. with cape
overcoat. extra pants and cap, sl.60. Go
for 'em. London q Liverpool Clothing Co,
80 and ss Dowcry. coraer Hester ST. open
nigAtA
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Get Your Overcsat
at the London 4 Liverpool Clothing Co, SO
and Is Bowery. Largest deslsrs In tho
world. open every night uatu II o'clock. -
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Traua Press in Counc,l.

Trade Press IN Council.
The second annual meeting Of the Ameri-
can Trade Press Association takes place this
! ait, rnoon at the Hotel Marlborough. A ban
euet follows In tho evening, 10 De supple
| tnentci by theatre party.
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GIRL OF 10 DISAPPEARS.
She Received . Warning that She
Would Be Kidnoppod.
IsY ASSOCIATED rREss.

IsY ASSOCIATED rREss.l
OrTUMwA, Ia, oct. 11.-Jennie England, OF
Bloomfield, aged eighteen, has disappeared,
ana It Is feared thGt she has been kidnapped.
sne WAS married to her half uncle this
Summer. and finding that the marriage was
Illegal action was begun for Its dissolution.
she received q letter Sept. 8 warning her
that she would be kidnapped ano carried
where she would know no person. She was
going home on Wednesday night, Oct b, when
last Seen.
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SUPPOSED DEAD MAN ALIVE.

George Ersisbarth Announces His
Safe Arrival in Valparaiso.
NEwARx. n. j.. Oct. ia letter has been
received from George Dreitbarth BY bis son-
in.iaw. Joseph wolbsrk, .nnoupcing his safe
arrival In VAlG araisO, Chill
breitDarth WAS supposed 10 be the man
whose sk Teton was found on the Orscge
Mountains
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Osly Rpands Or Ail.Tsbaees Cisasssses
esds by Tses. n. HALL: .1SIyEEx q. AcTs:'" !"
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TEN REPORTED IN THE RUINS.
Fatal Pulp.Ail Disaster ct orono
Ne. To-day.
ISY AssocIATEp PAIss. I

ORoxo, Me-, Oct. 11.-A digesteg In the
pulp mill hero exploded at o'casdf this
morning. The building was senp,stsly
wrecked.
Ten persoaa ars reported e ossng IN sAs
ruins ons body has s.realy 6ssa taken out.
The evening world., 1892-10-11
BARON BLANcs DIVORCE SUIT.
The Baroness Asked for . Bill Of
PARTICULAR

Justice Patterson in the Supreme Court
Chambers TO-DAY reserved decision on q
motion by David Gerber, counsel for Baron
Blanc, to compel the Baroness to give him .
bill OF particulars OF her countercharges Of
adultery In her husbands suit for absolute
divorce.
She makes several specifc allegations about
his Intimacy with women At 1870 Broadway,
and makes other alleg ations charging him
with criminal conduct at divers times IN this
city, Paris and London between 1858 ana
1899,
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Felt Overheard ana Drowned.
william A. sorron, fireman on the steam
lighter Daison, accidentally fell overheard at
Erie Railroad dock q. foot OF Twelfth street.
Jersey City. at z. 40 O'Clock this morning and
was drowned The body has not been recov-
erad.
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ALL THE WAY FROM PROVIDENCE

And Lost His Way In tho Streets Of
Brooklyn.
Thirteen year old Thomas Flanagan OF
Providence, X. l., was found wandering along
Fulton street, Brooklyn, shortly alter
O'Clock this morning. The boy said he left
Providence early yesterday morning and
came o. Brooklyn by rail. intending 70 visit
his cousin, Peter J. Flanagan OF zoos Fulton
street. but lost his way. Mr.. Flanagan WAS
notined and the boy VIVA turn ed over to him
at o'clock this morning.
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DIRECTORY Train in Collision.

by ItfOCIA1ID PHEENI
BOSTON, oct. ll.-A special train, carrying
the Ola colony Railroad directors 10 view the
improvements at Middleboro, ran iato con.
tractors cart at the Harrison square Areel
cros,in4 ut DIS ihis morning. kiileL two
horses aud considerably inJureI the driver
who WAS Sc Mt o tlrt hospital.
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For stealing Tutti-Trutti.
Frank Moas, nine' cen. OF 232a secord ave
nue.. Was held In $500 bail At Harlem Polics
Court to-day charged with smashing "A
penny y.in-the-slot machine and stealing lot
Of tutttiruttL
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Henry p. latham IL Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l1.-Henry B. latham,
ono OF the nrm OF latham 4 Brother, lead
pipe manufacturers, OF this city and New
York, died yesterday at his residence here IN
bis setenty- yea-.
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GEORGE B. SLOAN TO BE CALLED.
A. Assistant Secretary Of the Treas.
ury At Washington.

tDY AssoCIArEp pR1sAt
WArERrowN, Oct 1l.-The 7fnes OF this
city published an interview TO-DAY with Sec
retary Charles Foster In which II In init.
mated that George - sloan, Of Oswego, will
10 called to b. an Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury at Warrington.
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Flood OF Spurious Dol, ars.

Try AssociATID PREss.,
OMAHA, Oct. 1.-THE city is flooded with
counterfeit silver dollars The spurious
coins, which are dated 1891 and bear the
New orleans Mint max, are light and greasy
out ring true.
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Dsers DsssieA ~ che Brewers
Ter families Order fros sczAxSEs Bws- Co .
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orms Wins the Champion Stakes a,
Newmarket.
ipy ASSOCIATED Pnws@.

LONDON, Oct. ll.-At the Newmarse. sec
ond october meeting to-day the Chama IN
stakes was won by tho Duke OF westmlnster's
Orme.
other starter.
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"Y. 4 -" stick Licsrtee.
the Leading brand. All druSsists ZEE
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NO APPoRrIoNMENr DECISIONS
,yy AreoCIATrp P.Ess,

Court OF Appeals Doss Not Hand
Them Down To-Day as Expected.
NY AgsoCIATrp PrEss.i
ALBANY, Dot. 1.-THE Court OF Appeals did
no; hand down the decisions on tho Legisla-
tive apportionment law to-day, as It was
cxpectsd they would.
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must not be shot for another year. velvet
horned bucks escaped an untimely death.
However, ColoneI Drink house, who had
been securing the country for black bear.
accidentally" bOwled over a beautiful
young buck one afternoon, which, he said,
he was compelled to kill, owing TO "the
mOnarchs" very aggressive tactics. 1t
would rot do TO leave the carcass to become
the food OF yultuTes. so Captain Flanders,
after polishing eff II quarter section pan
cakes and a quart of molasses, volunteered
to pack the stranger 10 camp. Flanders
performed the task. but after il was over
he sat down to single-handed lunch which
knocked the cOmmiSsariat department COM
pletely cat of time. Major Joseph Regain,
who had charge of the good things
that make the inner man always hap
py, had become so demoralzed and
disa gTeeably surprised at young Flanders
phenomenal appetite that be Immediately
threw up the sponge and left for this city a
week previous to the departure Of the main
body. The representatives Of the P0stofice
Department are now willing to match
Flanders against any man in the State in a
slspiack eating contest. They will win
their money easily.
Last week party Of young bloods, who
imagined themselves connected in some
way with the father of angling, IZaak Wal
ton, visited San Andreas Lake and taking
possession of every boat available on the
lake, they rOwed to the lower end, where
they set the boats adrift. The Spring VAL
ley officials heard OF the occurrence, and
now every man who occupies q boat must,
under pain OF being restricted from future
angling return the craft TO It's original
quarters.
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III ANDB ALL.
Lawlor Makes q Proposal to Riordsn and
JOnes-LocRl Cameo.

Lawlor Makes o Proposal to Rfordsn and
Jones-Local Games.
The local handball fraternity was a b,t
surprised yesterday when intelligence came
from New YORK that Lawlor, the Irish
champion, was delighted to hear that the
California players. Riordan and Jones, had
hnaily come TO the conclusion that a match
game for money would prove more In terest-
Ing and lucrative than contests GU paper at
long distance.
Lawlor says that with his partner he
would journey TO Chicago-that is provided
RiOrdan and Jones can be got to shake the
dust OF Frisco from their brogans and meet
the Brookynites half way, and on neutral
ground decide the first of the series Of games
suggested by the Californians.
Lawlor has objected to the proposal of
a handball race in this city, owing TO the
time and expense attached to the long Jour
ney across the continent, and with a view
of dividing distance and time equally be-
tween the teams representing East and
west, he has suggested Chicago as being
the most central place.
RlordaD, who was seen soon after the
news oil Lawlor's acceptance to his chal-
lenge arrived, said that it would give him
great pleasure TO journey East were Ii not
Tor the Tact that he is at present tied up in
business matters, which will hold him In
this city for the next half year.
IL certainly thought Lawl0r would not
object to the contests taking place here"
said RiordaD," because he has repeatedly
signifed his intention Of paying visit to
the Pacific Coast. Now that good oppor-
tunity is offered him 10 get away from the
hot wave. which is burning up balls and
players IN the East, and give his lungs an
opportunity 20 cool OF on our glorious eli
mate, / should be in favor OF thinking that
the Irish champion would take the first
train for the slope without any further par
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TIE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
Items Of Live Interest 10 Members Of Many
Denominations.

Bishop Phillips Brooks has been on a visit
to Lord Tennyson at Breakdown, where he
was most warmly welcomed by the laure-
ate. The Bishop, indeed, has been during
his present visit 10 England the recipient of
unstlnted hOnOrs which have been shOwered
upon him from all sides.
Petitions for charters for Young Lao 'es'
institutes have been received from Ken
lucky, Chicago and Kansas City, and as
soon as arrangements to organize in the
above elites can be made deputy will be
sent thrre.
Pastor Jordan OF the Dixon Baptist
church has gone to the mountains of Glenn
County for vacation of several weeks.
Rev. g. w. Hill of Albany, Or, is to supply
Mr. JoTdan's pulpit in his absence.
Nearly every member of the United
States Supreme Court is actively interested
in ehurchwOrk Of some kind. Chief Justice
Fuller has been lay-reader at st. Marks.
Chicago.
The Baptist church al Monrovia has tailed
Rev. A. 7. Brown as pastor, and he has
accepted, having entered upon the active
duties of the work last week.
Rev. W. W. Scudder has returned from
his vacation, but the Congregational church
in Alameda was closed on Sabbath because
Of repairs going on.
A new Methodist church was dedicated
last Sunday at kingsburg, Rev. III. G.
Christian OF San Francisco preaching the
dedlcatOTy sermon.
Rev. IL. NJ. Bell. recently from the South
ern Baptist Theological Seminary. has &C
copied the call To the Rivera church.
DIR. j. A. Gordon OF Boston will take Mr.
Moody's place In conducting the general
conference at Mortified this year.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Will organize two more Bible-classes at the
close Of the Mills meetings.
Rev. Is. Fay Mills. the evangelist, and is
wife have Joined the Advance League oil
the Salvation Army.
There were seven conversions at the Sea-
mans Bethel week before last, and 10 last
week.
Rev. A. X. Crawford has accepted unani-
nous call 10 the Congregational church in
Napa.