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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-29
SPARKS FEOh THE TELEGEAPA
Nantucket a.rsse i. e. s.i by 'cs.

Nantucket hArbor II os.i by lcs
MAJOR II Goari.y at PIttsoa-y- Is seFdusly -! ~ith
pE7gLpniI,
Tbs fourth annual ot .ae American Eo'a'Lora
soclety q SEASON. IN sosIon
The nr,t cross NJ Of IN. - Lawrence Ever On 'as
H.. lais s.ason was pIAte g-strrfay-
rhs shsruom-ter registered degrees to0ys zero At
Part Jsrv'. ysssrtay Io.ainS. ina .o~sat december
record sinre 1875
VITO tnr several years has been AZ Pau sIL W /"
70 " asaIn xton a. caacdmau t3r President s-VsaaL
HAcn-l C.stgitb. dealer ~ fruits. fintY sn'dA AnI
nog Ssvburzh, mads an ssASrm-n I.stsI; as
,caA.ps Tns Liabilities are f;0H s''"oc %
s. 100.
Sh-ter va given on TUESDAY night g. IN ZIP wen
t-l - Yeas pld smpluFei hY farmer n-if Troy a
a nr..sGylas hOas- IN Troy f-stsFlAy uNruLAs - wa
found isId. Heart DISEASE VA Ins Cause
1, reported tnl: Labor ssIoner !ecS IL aooat
q se.s ylndicsspn thruU-a SUITS Tor Ao-. Ast,H't
varibus wlIcn criticised us i"lrst III "a"
las ,ampa IN and That ta- Loca bort 49," VII or9ea
by be selsctsd Aystnst shca Co mai7 rae irss cas-
1; Wagaaum 1 Co or Sss York havs puF"hised toe
saratoga SspAp.r plant from -p-u'-F ITisa 70
az. pnsssssion on An :. rhey VII continue As
Uanorra.,c daily and VIII Adj Job frpar nfnt 10 10
to. 81 lsol prinung Of tAd s'Fa'ogi Racing ASs"ti
zion.
NJ Cicsro J. HAmlin. the famous hsrss n~nsr AMI
ArY HAmin celebrated IN err golden S.iinS AZ Isrlf
rrslts nee De u-. sunAi last hShL hr.
HAulin u "a years Old, Ant MA HAM Two J.Ats
yoanSsr. MA Hamlia's mAscsa name VA sasan 4
rora
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Losr HIS WIFE AVID MoyEE.
lie Kess rp MS I.,.r,.ee rs~ the we~a.
Whe wss Once HIS WIFE,

sAS FaAycrsco. Dec. 2S-His old friends to-
day buried Joe Bachman. He died poos but
tweoty years ago he was one OF the noted
wheat operators In Portland. Or. who made IS
m uch IS $4,000 in . single speculation
Bachman. aztec filing many respons ibie city
Offices in Portland. took charge OF the Bank Of
Oregon in Portland and used it As base for
his dealings in wheat. He came here reSu-
larry aud spent thousands at every visit in en-
PERTAINING business associates. IN Portland
he married a beautiful Jswess. and his house.
his dinnsrs. and his turuouts were the talk OF
the state.
suddenly about six years ago his wife az
Piled for divorce for inddelity. and secured It.
On the dAy the divorce WAS granted Bach m an
and his brother were ruined by disastrous
plunge In wheat and they Goth fed from Port
land. leaving debts OF 5000. with 10
assets The hrother went East. while joe
came here in disgu aud secured PLACE as
night clark in a hotel
Only the proprietor knew his identity. and
the fugitive hat aged 10 4 few weeks that
he ran little risk ot detection. His shift was
at night. ant he never went % thu street.
He live.t rhis secluded life. saving ev-ry cent
u his small salary TO pay dues on his iusur-
ance policies which were made payable to his
wife and children. His wife IL now Irving Ia
New York. amt Bachmans last words were
" Love for her"
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A servant Gtrr. Presence OF Mad.

o-rrMvA Ia. Zee. GA clever attenp TO
break Jail BY th.rty-tv2 prisoners confined
here was ioted " Safe M:AIlan. . servant
in the SheriTs family. It is the custom for
tn lailsr 20 unlock the ellis aud give the
prisoners the freedom c. the corridors. and
when he returns 70 the etcA he shakes his
bunch Of keys and Miss A:NiiiAn always re-
spends to to. signal
Wh=u the lai &C had ualDrked all the cells
to-day. the prisoners suldsaly seized. ecund.
Than one Of them shook .hs bunch OF KEYS to
have the outer ,!3or opeael Miss Mcmillan
responded ft WAS ,!arl and she could not seq
the I.lier. With --reAc presence OF mind. she
demanded II lc were he. The answer did not
satisfy her. and she ca ed the Sdrttc. WHO Ar
rived in time to Illustrate the plan
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.OTTINGS IBOCT TOWN.

a:se; s.r* n Germ Pa s. Va. .p.s. e
no: ;. slftciensIy strong tar .ai.trS
Richar. 'rox.- a:"oupIn a.: by >nprem- CONT rrs-
A.e2Ee.t pr,lGs Cd r:miin over >gatIs
r. Ra.nspr! VIII teIg-r bis annual a'Idc.ss ul.n
cay On >GE:ay ev-nlExat et 'i-orxes Chlrch. sn.sr
-. Andres
lee from q. upper nndsor. :surnet MO t.a4pents
anu '!-t:t-t n-o Ea- Eas; alve-
John sd is m. Y1lny sG rhtr uvi7y l.i.1 First
"a We sstaa "a. s.
his Dram, kI..ln4 ltn tni;aGt!y.
ssssL.r.-t.:t Fsr.:.nant .ery 9rog.ai =. eonh.m.n
EA:a .,zn.'i N- Lavy'. bond for 5000
94T: .1.n: :: an ia. .aus :.ns. r..
IN SEQ mai by n,e. ,;a,.s ..n N -. Ale 1Ant.s
The >o.resy COR the Prevention ~ rrus ~ 10 Children
sa nt :, re . @a.sr -. osnrr
wen -av,n.. sAR&
III. ,east1.5 omna's;aa..' accepted y.:,.rt.y
R..ervotr. shawn ~ so'"ua Pam liz esr.a.ar-s az
rnan tue 2r'..r,. --ttmi":.
a.e s .,5s ~ S Srto s., "a 4Sfor' "
.,.n $500 an e; . q * s.a4 Rn.s' -.
"a. 10 :rur- % t.r s3iE
gr...tss s-". .:a - y.a.. Old. cans-t '.o.
n =. :, ,rt .a- y 'sSsat Tg@t 2 t
"a. seen 10 y e-t.th .er sons tn nah ,eat. com
-
be- n me n as surii.
.-na;or N!ai,r,ea OF Sssras.. !. a. sl. wtnt.or
,nr nus. r.o Is a. "a. ES{m,n In.
-.n1rSr nanii-r Il S-s Ham 7shrr- senator aar-.
sapss 81 MAJ,
MORN. scss., sac "a. c"a.lstsG u felony
.a. 70 tn['r pa ,tosrI M H var. ...pasas
Fra,say lie epn:-n!. that the yer isca Asa.a..
4, ,r,.-... M, the -asr e. ErI Er-s.r,rr .s.
-lIrnr-r va vas u-ar.err: = t+~ se..s ago 1-t
fsss La issra u, S.,a ne scrc,
500. is.' IA 5,a W M a-.,6 a,aa a.ssm-n
soo ne n-gra W. "a e4ar!z! san tn. murder. a.
rh~ty-ns5 IA aanrA 'ssa- q he a.eora Of rns--
ran 13t For-t.n on.pp,nt Tnicn d. 10. oetnl T.:
s-r % mn. y.,.t. u E' /. 49,. A. I
r,t.og4..tl-s an -, A. ,or,s trit oar,on, r
metsnaat' an ni-rwrr.r. eyesy snsr. as stan ~.
rrsa,,.r ot.n.7e'n.
nan aoa,e r+'s'a raHs N s....r ,sr,-s ~ aot
p,.,fn !, "a. ,cr4-4, eaarsas am VIZ 70. rnx
frppr@'or 80 ~ eIunss. n.-'I t,r tar.- v--H,
bet v,'1 n''n-n. sars.i. amt u Eat Tia. II..s
rifu. 1Ir.'rf. -t,tux n fA- Hrsd states rtrri'r
coart y.,.r,:.l .-a ,.a:e4 an tas',mor. r,tE.y
Sn Nc ' ~ AR ,a n. FS'
BEND .. ." Sentenced f'Gntr:5-t .rs Iona lanes
Naasso ys.rs an. - 44'gss. .a4 ri ca,.-l
tn. Boar. OF t.rrn-u VII meet to-day 20 rnulpAts
- WORT for ts- seas Although u VII set next
ru..t,y N 5r- n.y. IL has power 20 10 oGsness
.t,s-J4n amaa. othsr Eh.n-s ~hich '..xpected
A. b.. q. GsreI to-l4y zrtRt.nx
franeai,- 4, H. New YORK roSrr COMPANY to AZ
mans FOR sappiyl1g compcsss-d AIT Ant SAILS water
under pre- s.--
Cary!e " Harris. mater .-r:ruce Of teith for tss
murder ~ h4sair-. h--r Pntt. before J1stlre
Iny-.rca 4 supreme og-t 1Glm Gers Yesterday Ou
appI!catsn oy.hIs cnGnse. William Hove. 70 permit
q H. Il ISn.: s'asPs
r.rnru 20 tns writ ant Justice lawrence adjourned
AID, vtt.i the murder OF Policeman sherman,
"a. adjourned until nex. " stnssdAy.
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Broker johnson suspe nded-

E. L Johnson. mem Der Of the Produce E1-
change. WAS s1sperie by the Board Of Man
ayers yesterday. Whitman Brothers. agents
FOX the Southern Cation Oh Coz pany and en-
rortars = cotton OIL. preferred the charges
which eau: ad the suspension.
They LlA-e,t that Johnson agreed on Nov.
Is Co iellver LEGO barrels o. cotton OIL He
failed to do aud s.nce thea the Price OF cot
ton oil has gone UP 81 barre johnson ) &C.
fence WAS that the Wolf City and sulphur
Strings cotton oil com oanieS 81 Texas. which
he represented. had failed 70 deliver the OIL
His contention that he acted only as an
agent was not accepted and the Managers
held that he was personally responsible. The
suspension Is during the Pleasure OF the
Board .. Managers which is taken TO Indicate
that job lson Will have to ratI:y the claim be-
fore he can secure reinstatement.
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SOr SATISFIED NTH DrSS
4 Ksmor that ILtiSnsioa Will he Begun In
the Harwoay tomssunity.

Prrrssr R;a. Dee. -. 1t r. said that the dis
satisfied Feiche families OF the Economic
comm unity. IN their opposition to Johu l'uss,
the new leader and practical dictator % the
Conrunity will probably so into court ard
ask for the appointment Of a receiver. rot 10
wind 10 the Affairs Of tn. corporation. lue to
carr on its business. altt its accounts. and
make report to its Mem bers.
The grounds FOR the dissolution It the arti-
cies OF acreenens sled last week will be based
on the charge Of incom retencv. It IS claimed
that Father Heinrich. Elizabeth Beck. and sew
eral other persons whose signatures are at
tsch he'd 20 the strur sur. did not know the ma
turs OF the paper they were putting their
names 70.
The venerable Henrici is sail to have been
utterly incou petsut to comprehend the sim
pl-st things. much less surh 60 N nticacad
legal document. when he signed IL two weeks
ago
Mrs. Henry Fetcht said to-ta7 that action
would PROBABLY ~ taken She said her hus-
band kn-w nothing Of the $4,000 mortgage
on the Economy property AMI I'D not Know
what It was for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-29
BOARDED sr TREMENDOUS SEAS
The ve<a's Nssse Resa WRECKED aaA Three
of Her Nea IslsreA-

There was no glacial rtcturesaueness about
the steamship Vega OF the 1nsular Naviga-
ton line as she steamed into Quarantine yes
terday. but she had roucher time than any
OF the tce-covered. storm tossed feet that pre-
coded her into rort. She comes from q south
ern latitude. and that's xhy she wasn't
frosted. But the same gale that ragged in the
North Atlantic has been lashtns the sumner
seas ot the Azores into snowy riot
The Vega. after leaving Lisron. touched at
four ports Of the dreamy Azores. the last being
Flores. whence she steamed on Dec. II for
New York She bad four cabin and 1872 steer
age passen gers mostly happy Azorians. who
never before had teen away from their island
homes. Naturally. many OF them had not pro-
vidsd the nselves With attire thick enough for
this climate. and the suffered from the cold
that came down from the northwest on the
gale that struck the Vega About midnight on
Before o',l1rS the next morning when the
shin WAS about in ntiotrap, the stem was
AZ its worst. Every soul aboard was awake.
There wssa girl among the four cabin PAS.
sen.srs WAC knew how 10 rlay the piino. AMI
she went Up into the n u@tc room and began
msa7 Women v .ee pfsyss
AMI kiss ne pictures Of rhs Madonna tb ey bad
suspended from, their uecks. others ran about
as L crazed-
:, Tho music room. is iu-t Aba. amidshtrs on
the urrsr tsck. above which it proIects about
skylishrs on this deck Entrance to the ga
loon rom the upper deck Is obtained through
tuors on sither side OF the music room >e,:-
md Officer Gabriel Nohre Costa was standing
aft Of the must: room on the upper deck when
the vega vas rooped hv a colossal sea.
It seemed To clear the After half OF the
ship below the upper deck. in which
IL tumeiad With - force that shook
like thunie-. The lofty sea rush ed forward.
carving on, its .tress the .e,ond officer. It
crushed in the after part Of the stout. wal lied
music room, cut short the teoi OF N .ody
from the piano, and wash al the pianist down a
1tSht OF stairs. Il poured IN n cascade down
the com panionvay aud flooded the rahin.
running the cushioned furniture. The pianist
was not hurt. although very wer Tire second
odicac was hurle into thu wreck o. the N 1st:
room. where he was PICKED. Up unconscious
an. taken to hospital
Boatswain LASS De Crusea and Carpenter
fass kO!risues ran Er on deck WHEN they
heard the sea thunder ABOARD. Before they
reached the shattered music room another
ttS wave cur!ed over the stern. It dashed
them into the wrerkaSe. and they lay there.
each with a broken leg until taken below oy
uemter- OF the crew. After that the seas
w.re less tInuituous ant. although much
water was shipped. no other damage was
done. Second Officer Nobrs Costa will not be
1t for cUtT .or month.
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OKLAHOMA WANTS TO CONE IN.
She Thinks she 10 Big and RIch EaouSh to
be AdmisteA As . STATE.


TOPEKA Dec. 2S-penuis I. Finn the Dele
Eate-elsct to Congress from. Oklahoma. rassed
through here to-day en- route to Washington.
accom- panied By ex Congressman Sidney Clark.
They 60 to assist in the effort to have Okla
hona admitted as State. aud are confident Of
success.
The7 claim for Oklahoma a population Of
10000, with more wealth. more miles Of
railroad. AID more taxable property than
Kansas possessed at the date Of her admission.
The proposition is TO include all the old
Indian Territory with oklahoma. which would
constitute state larger than Missouri.
The vacant portion OF rh- Cherokee strip
contains 10000 acres and will provide homes
for 10000 Persons. The other Territorial
claims to be opened TO settlers Ars
the Pavnee reservation. containin. rs. 10
acres. the hickapoo. containing 2y6:~j6
acres: the Wichita. 1880. and the kiowa
1913 acres ali cetsd TO the United states hY the
Indians. and only Needing the acrion OF Con-
gross to convey the title TO the Government.
II all these agreer,ents are ratified by Com
S--ss. more than 1O..2J.LDO acres ot rich
aSricultura raj land will be ooene al eo settlenn ent
a.xt spring In the locality ~ the five civilized
tribes are nearly 100000 white people who
are favorable to a union with Os!ahoma. and it
is practically settled that both Territories will
be combined ia the proposed new State.
Mr. Clark Is a candidate for Governor OF
Oklahoma He represented Kansas in the
Lower House as Republican when this State
had only one Congressman. but since then ha
has affiliated with the Democrats. He was
one OF the first settlers IN Oklahoma
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MRS PlLNER'S PICTURE
Il Adorus q Brewery AdyertIsement and
There win He Trouble.

CHICAGO. Dec. ~. Chicago society is talking
tout the picture OF Mrs. Potter Falaser on 4
brewery calendar for 1883 Considered from
\ photographic point Of view the calendar
is work u art. II the centre o.
a star. surrounded by spr.cs OF grain
Is the President OF the Boar! OF Lady Mana
gers. The portrait was used without Ms.
Palmer's consent or knowledse. Mr. Palmer
was very anGrT today. I never gave Per.
mission to have the picture us.t. and N sure
my wife did nor" said Ar. Palmer. III en-
Join every party ia the transaction X they DO
n5t put a stop to the issuance Of those CA
60 lars.
Mrs. Palmer WAS much surprised when she
saw the picture u herself. >ha SAID: never
gave my consent to have ny pi:tucs Us-,!-
The Presiden. Of the brewing COMPANY says
that in the OLD county pictures Of ROYALTY are
20 be found upon Packages Of beer. They
think nothing Of IL rs long as thu ar-ic!- IS
good We cer-ainly MAKE good traEt Of
beer" said he. acd there should 6e no goIec-
ton.
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wh.r. Yesterday. Fires wer-.

,annt damage sicU. a.. an 70 NJ 49, Vest Fifty
s.xtn .rr.er. dAmAz. $50; - -nl Henry street
Ca:hlrtn. sley.n iinAx- s,s ~ l,t+t Second
.v.n!- J W O'Counor. isnax- SIS. 500 30 Nlnth
ay.nI- oom0n iinllx. 81 ~: 10. ~ 49, EASE
seventy street SARAH r--n amaze ~. 10 90
on ror( 81 ", nsth ,tr--t Ii II AZ. s-.A
Il ~ ]! n. ParS 1v-r.- Juhn kIIna-r, lam
AYE $40 & 30 NJ YES rhlrtv nm. strr-t, JtA-s
Ihonpson iaEax. So. 81. LH- Vest --r-aty th'rt
stree Daniel Rad ~ iama1- ~ :, We,t rn!r,
ry-rr,t ,--st JohH NeArn4t ial AZ $50 20 -
E,.r i3.tn street Mex Cater ILAIaS. irI7iES. 80
Ali C1,Ump1. avenue. r-etrrtcs H-ts amaze sl'p:
30 i \ ,f.r street A.sT GlnIx- sl", ~
prtdx. street For v ,-.s'-s, lam Axe So -
sixty-al. Na.tsr Irthe-. GiaIL-- ~;
* al sl.I ~ u str--'. tce- EAnA,. tin-a.e tsl-
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Smash.up o., the Rock Island Road

HORROR. Dec. pa head-end collision o.
CURED OF the Eock l.ianI Railroad to-day
three miles ea,: Of Troy. between the east
bound Denver limited AMI freight train. The
list Of CASUALTIES -:
al. eo- Hi NILS Lassaseuar. st. Joseph.
No.
In.uret-FGtler Horton. hranan. Mrs. ". A.
feran. Horton. cut IN fi,,a and hsai. W. 4.
Swearinser. Horton. brakeman. body badly
bruisAi: Tncul. Bu-rnc-t. Troy. han.. in
ton. hip spratnet; Engineer Myers. Horton.
head and body gruised. Robert Hevsat. Troy.
bruised: Miss Ba LrasD. Nan BADLY Injured ::
SPINE tc!ur-i: v. \. Eaus. Horton. brak oman.
leg amt naes bruised +. Leslie. ST Jose ph.
mail agent. arm crushed
The condlrto- " the freight train vii! be
arrested fox naIsaushtsr.
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Tn. Trtu OF wesley war,.,

MocN- Z .ig. y. J.. Dec. 2s.-I1 the trial Of
Wesley Warner to-4ay fcr the nurrer 81 Lizzie
Peak the te-c.c. NJ OF Tho dead girls sister.
Ana1t,. Peas. vas iirect AID convincing.
She SAT. -hA eco crizat Warner as soon as no
JUMPED fr1o: nd the bush iC the road side.
saw enc G'i.a - MS hand. and saw him plunge
,h- n!ida into her sisters treast. tie curs.-i
Lizzie ',-t WIS lhogc { stab her again. when
rari. PEAK ircartered. Then ne struck at her
with The suit., tut Dtss-,! her. Tim he
turcetl and 1ed. This s!ooy WAS fully cn1.
rocoratei by Thomas SHIN ard CHESTER
stroud uho accom- pa led the Peak girls homo
that night, Shlna saw the blows struck. and
ceroEcryat WErnhr
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rWo CASE, OF rysEysrBrLrrE
Que Dee to AI~ohou-w asA the Osher to .
Frarsux~d sjkuil.

eood-iookfns woman OF refined appear-
ancs and we'll dressed. was found insenstble
in inety-tourth street. between Second aud
Third avenues. about 5 2. " yester-
day. when taken to the Presbyterian
Hospital her condition was discovered to bs
due to alcoholism. when she recovered con-
seriousness she refused. in language which be-
tokeneL education. to give her name or ad.
dress. She Ia \ brunette. Apparently about -
years OLD She wOrea black sailor hat. black
Jacket trimmed with tue. nd dark dress
An unknown man was found ia al uncou.
sciOus condition at pacs avenue AMI Eighty
fourth street ut u T. " He bad two sealp
wounds and oue OF hts eyes was blacken ed.
He had NOT recovered consciousness at n late
hour. and his sxuil "a supposed to be fractured
by the surgeons Of the Presbyterian HOSPITAL
where he nJwts.
He Is apparently 81 years old. His clothing
il n 3t o1spicGous 10 anv wav. ard there is
nothing a0oUt him TO Indicate his nifty.
How h. came bv hi, injuries Is something the
police are trying to md Cu.
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yOT BENG IN UNIFORM.
Capt. Reilly tame Near Having HI. Small
Prisoner Taken Away from Him.

Cart. Reilly OF the East Fifty first street
statiou had lively tina in Firth avenue yes
tertay afternoon. While patroilins through
his precinct he came ACROSS several boys who
were engaged in throwing paper into the
vestibulss Of houses along the avenue and
then setting Hre TO IT.
The Captain managed to capture James Ne
nermott. l. years !. 81 59l West Twenty
sixth street. and tnan II was thac
the fun began. Cart. BELLY was in CIT
liens dress. AMI ,A>sers By not knowing
whr he was cane 10 the assistance
OF the BOY. n Il h II! not been for the arrival
~ .-varai potic-nen tha Captain would have
lost his rrisouAr and might have been rough
" handed. Thu lad VII be arraignet in the
iora vile rcl.ce Court today.
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Xnu1fr. YIN Nat Accent.

ELIZABETH. !. J.. Dec. 9s.-Lasr aisat the
City Co1.1cil unanimously voted TO give the
Veteran .'ouaves thirty days to remove the
arulory tr..,;.ns from the city lot on which it
row scnaI.- BIZ. the Zouaves now have their
da-ta- ur, and won't ACCEPT this proposition
unless the city makes SDot the lalncia! loss
the org lHIZlriOC mas suffered rs the city nolt-
tn. cont-o, Ok the trmory for months. denriv-
Ing the IoaLve- OK I chance 70 rent it for balls
and rerert:0Cs- a, ha- been their custom.
The huilt'r: - also much damaged by eI-
lr.Gre. Il, IL ma! beer raised on its .ouadA-
zion Nuep s-,E-t. and the floors are badly
warped The Louavas inten! 10 seek redress
in the :3urt-. and Lawyer Vooehis has been
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sserrirr Going to Furup~.

MONTREAL. Lac. -. tx Pr-zr.a- Nercier.
who WAS an1oIa,-d 10 deliver a ;peecu he-a
next week o. ra4 poL!tica. ft.t.ca d, CalatI.
has beea sU!..er called t. Ea-olt o. profess
SIGNAL business, a7G will have u pQ--aops his
speech NJ. N-rcier will leave to-.3rrOw 'pr
New York, q -Iae the French steamer 'or EI-
rope H. vii 20 70 kcms 10 plead Ir.ror-
tanr ecciesia,ri'a A! Ease before the l'-5E a-an-A
.t 81. .Afa 80 70 EaSShH % appe - s-,2rs
Eva weeks
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4 CHALLENGE FROM IVES.
He Is Ready Play Falk Line with Any
body In the World.

Cham piou Billiardise Frank Ives has sent
cut an Announcement that he is ready to PLAY
anybody in the world for any part OF $4,000
at balk !i-s. the zane to &c not less than 1000
points. 500 night. ant the match 20 take
pla CO in May. 1855
Ives also Announces that ha has engaged
with com pany that is form ida bic rival to a
big billiard table nanUfacturia: concern. He
is now practising thu English game On a table
SAINT to him oy GeOcgA SloSson. and on
En- 4llsh game.
Ives VIII coma to New York the latter part Of
January on hi. way 10 England % play Rob-
c-t-. the English cham pion. The nsrican
,.han pi,n will introatUc the Paris game IN
Chicago 90 Jan. ~.
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A New Yor. Pastor Going to st. Louis.

ST. Lorrs. De-. cS.-Ths Few. Ado.3s Alan II
New fo.k city has accepted the cai! o! the
Glasgow A7enue Presbyterian Church. and Is
expected TO arrive about Fee. J.. DR.. Allen
previously had large church at " !.liarls port.
Pa. the cal! 20 which he arce pied IN less. after
resisntrZ mis- church at Jersey H"ights y. j..
81 the Wiiti.rsrort ehurrh nnt " Isl Wb.a
he esiSned aud went to New lo.s
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The City Of Par.s Had Trouble with Her
searhoard Engines.

LONDON. Dec. 2S.-The log records OF the
City Of Paris confirm the statement that her
speed was reduced in her recent voyage from
New York oTinc to soma trouble with the
starbnard erGicAs. On the Tuesday night
after tn City ST Paris left New York the star
board 90 Sines were stopped for six hours and
forry-thr.e N lnutas. and the log records show
that during the remainder OF the passage the
s'Arboart engines we're driven at reduced
SUSs,L~
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AFTER justice BRISCHEE.
Prosecu wInAeid saw He Has Exceeded
His Authority.

Lawyer George gyerson made application 10
Judge Lippiucote IN Jersey City yesterday for
wrlts Of habsas corpus for the release OF John
Murray and GustaTs Darling from the peniten-
tiarY At snake Hill. The prisoners were ar
rested at the Guttsr burg track last Saturday.
One taeu had stolen diamond pin from a
man IN the betting ring On Sunday morning
they w=.e arraicred before Justice OF the
Peace Eri<c her Of Worth Bergen. The facts were
laid her9-e IN. and he was inform e.! that the
pin had ueeo recovered. The Justice gave
rhs prisoner th-ir choice between going. 20
the penTteutary 'or three months OF being
committed to await the action OF the Grand
Jury. They .-lacte,: rh. penitentiary.
Their r-t-a-- i now ask ed for on the ground
that the Justice hat 40 right TO hold cour. on
Sunt4y and tn4;r c0Cmirmsat is therefore
Illegal Prosecutor Wtnde.d proposes to take
4 napd n the 'ass ana MAKE things warm !or
right 20 hold court on sunday out he had 40
-ixhr TO make tnat disposition Of the ease.
The law r-lulret hlI 70 :oal nit the prisoners
for tn. action Of me Grand Jury. As this 10
not the tr>t tIu1s Justice frls"har has az
cee,,el his authority. Mr.. Wlnie,t Will en-
deayo- 90 lave him calIe,! t. account Thu
ease viii come Up to-day.
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TORONTO. Dec aS.-TEree .inks o, curriers'
from New York aud Yonkers arrived here to-
DAY. fresh rom their victory for he Crawford
cup as Ctiea and thoroughly tired out with
play and travel They played on ice AZ the
Victoria Clun here al! the afternoon AMI till IL
tonight and were L.e.eated score. New
YORK. IL. Toronto. Us.