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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-26
THE STREET SWEEPING SERVICE.


Mr.. Breckenridge Cabell Rust died at his
home at Luray, Va, at a. m. Thursday Nov.
"a Mr.. Rust was lawyer put gave up his
practice several years ago. He was the sou Of
the late Gen. Albert Rust OF the confederate
service, former member of Congress-
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Eisz class end medium. Piano Exchange. sis
Pa ave.
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WEEkLr Bullets
Or
W. Fl. HorKr.
EIGHTH AND p AVE.
FREDERICKSBURG FIGURES TO
QUOTE

The line # VELVET CARPETS which We
cr@rrd last week at 81 CENTS wore all
closed Oat excepting q pieces These Ne
cUntilIue A. th- same price while tksy last
IL Il manifest that yoE Anov GOOD tsins
when you So II. This WEEK We WANT 70
IhLK CAsmo~r suites TO YOU. but not
THRUCGH HE NEwSFAPEEs We
want yo1 10 CONE AND SCI Us. We
have rTic>s - name that Crush OUT
ALL COMPETITIONS. It does not GIVE
IOJ Az IDEA O: tts bargain offered 70
s.y we ar. selhar a 80 ssIire-or STA YOU
MUST SIZE THE GOODS
REMEMBER. THIS Is OCR CHAM
BHR SUITE wEEH-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-26

sss osn sssors yos buy. The Plano Exehsnsa
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HEALTH Has Irs WfiGnr.

HEALTH Has Irs WfiGnr
wecannot SO far sbove below healthy x-igh.
without disturbing health. We cannot Lsep health
anil lose our weight.
II is fat that cones and goes. Too much burden
some; too little Il dangerous.
Health requires enough fat for daily and ittl.
for and comfort. That kegs plump.
The re=ult is beauty-the beauty of health.
kIstie book on
CAREFUL LIVING
Shows the importance keeping your healthy weight.
We send il free.
SCOTT L BOVINE. Chemists.
L.. south 9Th Avenue.
Nsw York
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TO SUCCEED DIR. COREY,

4 Statement rom London That DIR. Stephen
son Has Been Called.
LONDON Nov. pa call was recently extended
to the Rev. Mr. Stephenson, well-known En-
glish Wesleyan divine to take the pastorate of
the Metropolitan Methodist Church at Wash
ington. D. c. The Wesieysns are attempting to
persuade Mr.. Stephenson not to accept the
Offer He is still undecided as to what course
TO pursue. Mr.. stephenson presided at the last
Wesleyan conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-26
HE Brsr

Re-neiy for Colds coughs and TIE G-c-iers
o: the throat aud lungs. Ayers Cherry Peeto-.! is uni
ver~Aiiy recomm-ndsi by the Profession. lthrcnks
n the phleern soothss inaA-hs;ion. ALIAS rHinill
symptoms and induces r=p1ss. in h-onelii,is AMI
pnsunoria afford. speedy relief and is unrivaed
sprony,s and effective
EnrnoExcr MEDICINE
IN reup. throat and the sudden pulmonary di%
ssrss 10 which young Children - lishle.
Ayers chsrry Pectoral has had woni-rful effect
4. curing my hrothsr- Children Of severe and dan
ssssu. cold Is truly astonishing how so~ediIy
Shsy formd rstef and cured. after taxing tzis
Drspsr.t,on- Miss ASNETTEN. MoEN. Fountain.
Ninn.
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(JKs. wINsI.ow's SOOTHING sYRrP

NJKs. wINsLow-s SOOTHING sYRUP
Has been rs-i for over rTr~IY WARS ny MILLIONS
81 MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEEIH-
Ing with PERFECT SUCCESS II sooTHE the
CHILD. sOFTESs the GUMS. AI.1.AYS ali PAIN.
CURES WIND COLIC and 4. tho best reu.t- Cor
DiAhkHtEA Sold 10y druggists in ,v--y part of the
World. Be and asz for Mrs. " insOvs Sooth-
Ing Syrup and take other EtnI - cents uoGtls
1JIly
II ADIEs
shoulc take
BROWNS IRON BITTEHS
II IL pleasant 10 take, Malaria. Indigestion
AID bii.01sness. Al dealers keep IL
Its. sPASMs. ST. virus DANCE. DRUNK
1t snnes~. opium habit cured. Dr.. Miles, Neryine-
Free SAMPLES. SCHILLER STEVENS,
9Th and Pa ave.
NUINISTERS. LAWYERS. TEACHERS AND
vi Others whose OccupStiun gives little exerr.ss.
should CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS for
torpid liver and biliousness
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UNCLE SAM AND THE 1srHMus.
American Interests Said to Re Mensced b.
France.

ACTION cREDrTED TO THE FRENCH GOVERN
MESr--NorioE SERVED on SHIPPERS THE
STATE DEPARTMENT MAKING INQUIRY INTO
TIE coxprTloN OF AFFAIRS
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AYEE,s
CHERRY PrcronAL.

Pr.rar.d BY DR.. J. c. AVER CO.. Lo~-u. Mass.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

Drr4cArr BIT or CONSIDERATION.

From The West Jersey Press.
She wa a young girl from tho country, and did not
understand city ways, when Invited TO reception
sho went M an uuiaShionahly early hour. Entering
Tho drc Ing room she dlsmayod to see not cloak.
NOT wrap % any sort only welltrained person, who
took of our country GIRL wrappings and then disap-
ne,rcd on dare not GO down." the little thing
s,ld piufully. 81 can't; am the very, very first y
In, trstantir appeared radiant Whit vi-on-tie
urhfer Of the house "Chrstlnc ,nid YOU hid come.
bn said iutiering In. rs II II were The plcasanieSt
and most charming surprise In the world. " am so
glad Mamma and | we're wishing We had some one
e. Lnip us receive And yol did not see papa the
o,ber day Yon must come right down and soc him..
nd no one of u.s. Tears were In the country girls eyes
lien She told me this little story. Don't yOll nink
a was the very ovcllest thing 7" she said. "Thcre
sas nm hour before every else and they made 1t
speu, as II was their special friend and belonged to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
TIE D,vrnpru cor.rT v,pTru,

The conf martial which hng been fl sion In The
Navy Yard during 30" lat wcol trying the case Of
g. ". Dan'orth. met again yesterday afternoon 10
read 'hc procc'dng- " Friday. aud 20 finish the cas-"
before TIE finding seat 10 Washington TO secretary
Tracy. II s. ncr't ary that The finding ~ cour,
martial be approved by The Secretary o. tlc Navy
before hey become IN f,rf VIVA, the finding, wcrc
in Dis cas Is no. known. as the officers In The court
aye uaGcr oath not 10 diyiicc the dcci-lon OF Tho
CIlIion vote Of any individual IN tc court Lcfore
they are made known Ly the Secretary u tho Navy.
30 IT was impossible yesterday 10 verify The rumor
that the court va. not unanmoue In f. dcci-on but
tia there difference Of opinion in regard t. The
finding. The engineer officers In the Navy Yard
c.iul taa. tac principle which DanioNh acted was
the correct one aui II /, thought that n lc he found
guilty a. Tho charge Of wAici he Is accused he VIII
make an appeal 10 'ht secretary ~ tie Navy.
Thor, are now somn petty case, 20 come fcfore the
court martial for ,ial, bat IL f. said that for ma
purpos. some chang. viii be, n.Ilc in the composition
~ the court. the engineer ohcoi hHuC detached rom
f.. Tie on" casr 81 absorbing Interest. Apwctcr, IS
now over, and the finding, Vi the court Will be
awaited with mach cGgcrncsS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
At WORK IN TIE IXTn DISTRICT.

number OF Republicans OF Inc IA'h AN''i'VN
District met last night with The Lincoln mon Il, "a,
Ross Budding No. 81 IIudson-t.. ana he" Dou'
yns formed. with the name Of CIliz'" N""', "
uublIcan Association OF the IKE Assembly, D''"', :,
george NJ Clark mace p'''u'"'' 'r
Eubn. vice president and J. A. Van Da Liho" sur
.r Rc.olutlons demanding that thc Young men
IN H., ronr.se,tod I'm full upon the Ticket 10 Dc
yo,cl ,or at tlc primaries in D"cemhcI ana uIonS
finn, no Federal or municipal oiiccho!der .h'n De
eligible TO member nip on any committee or d''''""'"'
and that their names shall not be placed upon an,
ticket for any primary In the distinct We're "','.'
mously adopted. Walter Logan a. a. fou' 'o' ~,
or tbo roeolutlons 1t decided
to pppoin committee Of ten to , rnvSS cleo tae
o . d,e,ryts I'm The Assembly district VIII be
non ,rge of a sub committee Of ten under the cmef
Tn ORGANIZATION will meet every saturday night
-. No hs7 UldsnilSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
TRAINS DELAYED Attic HARLEM DRAW
AN ExlrRsIoN srEAMNR wMIcN wAs nEIN5


TONED THROUGH THE BRIDGE GOT CAUGHT
Passengers from The Grand Central station were
delayed yesterday afternoon 10y an accident that hap
pcncd at The drIwbrdge Of the Ncw-iogk Central
Railroad over the Harlem River. Th, bridge
has had the best Of record, and only the most reliable
men nrc placed IT, over ipo trains day pas,
over this llee while the IA scng'r, number nearly
1000 600 every week IL j, exceedingly rare that
an accident happens. About o'clock yesterday after
noon. when trains running over tn drawbn e.
AT fill speed with les, than minute between them.
the draw WAS suddenly s.cua'd TO open 10 allow Il
tow 10 pas, throu-h. Tie proper signals were
promptly made all The trains came 10 Sard still ;
tln massive Iron structure swung open. and TIE tow,
which consisted OF = tus-hoat and the summer eXcur
sion side wheel stcamc: william II. Vanderbilt nj
tempted 20 pas through The tug boat pissed the
bridge safely. hut the Vanderbilt WAS caught I'm the
swift current Of the food 'Ge ana was damned
AGAINST the central pier. The Vanderbilt Is summer
excursion boat Which In former years was laid up
during winter az Albany. hut TIL, season her owners
determined f. put her In tho Harlem l,iver. After
hf,cu minutes ~ sdlGully directed work the Vanderbilt
licensed and swung clear OF the bridge. and the
railroad traffic resumed I'm the meantime
trains were stalled all along the Fourth-aye. track,
and also az the other end Of III" bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
DIFFERENCES ~ TASTE.

From Tho Detroit Tribune.
II was 4 bitter cold evening. The frost reflected
tho moonlight in thousand tints and the snow
crunchcd noi>ily beneath IN" lect ol ,hr uiI 10y
and the short gentleman who proceeded hurriedly
along tie highway.
cannot live without You, the gentleman ex-
claimed throwing intense carnestnesS INTO the
q, cl ration. -, - IT,,
The lady turned her lustrous orbs upon him.
Are yOu--'
Her manner was pretuy simple and unaffected.
ANY different from other men !"
lie crOaned. az
No" he rcjoIned, % fear not
">trangc."
For time they were silent
Why do you call II strange at length In
0rired the short gentleman
Again her luminous eyes rested upon him.
Drcau,en she softly remarked. no less than
,br.e mon have said, with no lack Of earnestneSs
md after conscientious effort that they could not
i've with me-
When. having thus spoken. she emitted harsh,
croufrnt laugh, the short gentleman was convinced
that with all her beauty, she had deceitiul heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
CAPTAIN MnEHER ENTERS 4 PROTEST.

Wa hlnrton, NOV. i9.-Caplan Mockcr United states
Marine Corp, who was sentenced by court martial
t. year, suspension at half pay for allowing some
marines attached to the Chicago 10 get drunk az la
Guayra. Venezuela had an Interview with socrctarr
Tracy o. day respecting his case he holds that he
has been uulawfrly punished twic. for the same
offence. and wants III" secretary 70 examine the
case and intervene to prevent the operation Of the
ontorce OF the court martial The Secretary has taken
tue subject under consideration. The record Of the
curt m9rtiu which sentenced ITymascr Cowo OF the
Petrol 10 five years Suspension Tor ntoNicai!on has
reached the Navy Department and II l. runOrci thnt
the a.mastcr VIII also appeal from the unusually
severe sentence when he reaches Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
4 TICTIN or TRICHINOSIS.
MAN DIES FROM TIE DISEASE At THE PRES
EYTLEIAN HOSPITAL TWO OTHERS LII
WITH IT.

Charles Jennings wlp wa. taken to the Prosby-
t.rau Hospital on October II. su1'ring with
richlno.s died ~ TIE ho~p iial Friday night HIS
wife and year old boy are SIN at th" hospital
III with the same TERRIBLE disease fleming, suffered
terrible arclics before bee died. and opatc, bad % be
constantly administered. The iicnninc> family lived
az 80. l.Gso 1rri-ave. He WAS mn uphpi>"rcr 10y
trade. ON October - the family att q upper Of
cloprcl plrk, lu.uni,iouu, cooiei n vi, mot un-
~ week al"rnard that symptom OF The disease begun
o., manlf.-t itself Fir' Tue father AMI 'jAcn The
mother and child wee aHoctel. Their eyes becim"
uNauod. tAcr mn-r -wcl~ aul the -lmpt M,
seemed - bee those Il rheumatism. y doctor vino
ya, called dauo~,d The disease ., rheumatism. The
patients si.H rapidly Wois', and hialy Ir. Thomas
llDrr. ii so. a.il Ea.t Hg'ty 'hlri.~t was called
IN. he pronounced th" disease tri-hIuoi- ard hal
he iaucnt. removed 10 the pio,''te,i1n !Io,pi al
The muscles Of 90" two surviving patient, are filed
with irisrlna" and T. T. doubtful II they Nfc. The
IL .ci,c usually .nG, D.. oour,' IN >N week. though
death 1879. occur al auv time between the first and
second week Of the disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
THEY ADMIRE THE AMERICAN NA' l.
JOHN r. THOMAS SAYS THAT FOREIGNERS "NIO"
CLOSELY THE PROGRESS MADE HERE.

JOHN r. THOMAS SAYS THAT FOREIGNERS WAN"
classify THE PROGRESS MADE HERE.
1ohn y Thomas. who served in Con Erc,s as repre-
sentative from tho XXth District OF llihoi- lot NV
ION wears following 1917 and who made strong hEhl
,o- on American Navy during his term 81 Once Is
s,ovlng with his son and d&ugater at the flth Nu'
it,, Tor q sbor, t.rps Mr.. Thomas and his family
orive on Friday on the Gormanc, after three years
Trim abroad during which time he visited Holland
ReIdum France EHgland and Ireland AFTER al
;endina 10 some business matters here he VIII 20 10
Cl1cago where he will assume the control OF TIE
elevated railway system there and DO ali he can -
provide proper transportation 10Y TIC p''sP' INV
visitors to the Columbian Exposition.
In 4 conversation with II Tribune reporter Nes'''H"
Mr. Thomas said There IS nothing mat has h''cl
the military and naval authorities Of Europe m'T'
than the progress whic. ha. been made b. the 'h'0
states I'm the rebuilding Of H. Navy h'efFN"'''
o,-o,d 7 have found a keen appreciation Of th' IN
voatve genius and progIc,s OF our people "p.''"'f "
matter, relating 10 war and naval Affairs Wien Inc
,orcv n reminding the American Navy Wa inst
acon,od orr people e,~mcH TO think tia; everything
Arprcan ought 10 BE- dstIl5ted and that oni! foreign
.ruplo. were suitable for tn work. Ehi rF"H '"a'
conservative feeling could not repe>- tho n"'c4F
and rush of American inventions. - while some ~
l~,T Cityels wec looking Win I0nrlhI 'N. I'D ~.
torlns OF vessel mad abroad and approved 'A' ''r
rcrroseutatIves Of lrreiFI couu ne, WEI h"IAE u
90 rn lockout for all American Inventions III th"'
hrc. Al, .. IT, .~,,..,, or od
~ i-nit.d state woad have III" b~ht hoanns
er,nansut IN the world. Ties prc'ictlll' seen 10
Cd c~rnerr. Secretary Tracy h. sh""h HILIf,
a. be q most excellent executive "iic'r. AhC ,''
Satjon may veil ne thanhful 70 nm for ms 'up; ,tn
1,ontrrifion 20 the naval brnnci 81 the Na'l"h"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

From Tho g. LOns GIObN DoIOcIar
No | don't 20 hunting any more.' said Peyton
brown TO a party Of travelling men who We're talking
spolt al the Laclcdc. q" | was over In Illinois some
days ago and concluded TO make try for small
flock Of ducks cI,urely swimming about on the
bosom OF the muddy stream standing on their heads
and having a time generally. | crawlcd through
A brlar patch that made me look like an escaped
smallpox patient and waded through morass up
10 nv belt for 200 yards to get shot at them.
when about forty yards distant ! turned loose both
barrels killed six and crippled i've more. only
ono OF the lot got away. / rrsrly drowned myself
hacging my game came within an ace OF getting
bit by water moccasin tlat looked 10 De mile
morass Just rs / got the last dead duck In my
nouch n fafm.r cline Out of log cabin that
hadn,t before observed and flowed hcow ia pay fer
them. ar ducks or he'd know the reason why ~
he carried Il lingering eternity OF rife on ms
shouder and WAS followed by bcrchlegged oult
dog of cannibanstic tendencies. forked over nver
and obtained pergission TO hang myself before the
Kitchen fire until the plud baked me. Then I
started to town through the woods, feeling like
sheep killing dog caught with wool In bis teeth" :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
pEoEGANIZATION ~ BROOKLYN.
A sprlGAr COMMITTEE 70 CONFER WITH WARD
ORGANI2ATIONS.

Tho Republican Committee on Eoorsanzanoh aP
,o,,,.6 nv tho Kings County Genera. Conm'''e "''
,tnter held a meeting. after an Interval oil S'N''H
,nontbs IN lis sessions. last evening at 40 l'i
,ovrsnccst Twelve Of tho fifteen members o. ue
o,n,i,,ce attended, and were In executive 'ce''. =
for several hours. The committee Thoroughly 'l'
,u,sed the entire subject las w'n''r ana .p- ma
snh,nlttea a report providing for cpln'n ID 'ac"
,, s,., mic, IN get out nc vote" The gene nj con
,lt,,.e .rreed TO ths. and i was decided to defer
t,,th.r consideration Of the subject until after ecc
ton ,
!oscph BENJAMIN presided last evening ana most
n, those present expressed Themselves III iaN"r u
9 radical reorganization OF The system OF fep''''''"
,jon in the party committees. Upon motion u N "'''
Officer Willis it wa decided TO appoint " commute
If three TO 20 to Philadelphia to examine mo 80.
rripo-s ~ the Republican organization In th'l
city, Mes,rs Wills Goodrcl ana Ialr were @risr ,p
pointed the committee Az "a, ~ ~ meet yifn lie
committee BY delegate, November 20 anG 49, i a'a
resent Their ideas and suggestions regarding f'or
ronIZation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
4 Young COrrLE MlHRiED ~ srcELr.

People In Babylon and Amiiyve, l.. l., were
much surprised yesterday when 1t became known that
Raymond Il. smith, OF Baby lon, ana Miss Mabel Wood
of BrpJhlyn were married Ia" ceremony WAS quietly
performed early ia ScptauD,r, but 1t WIS On.J lcN
days ago that the couple made their parents nc
ql.ntcd with the facts. There wa, war Ia the
WOul MANSION tIrn ANA the couple separated. smith
10 s,aNns al present. via his sister, Mrs. William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
rerxrsouK ForyD GUILTY OF PERJURY.

Kingston. v. y. Nov 10 (ep"cfi'-i" ~'".
Matthew r. Trmpbonr for p'r]"rF J." ,''o,,
e,tbo1 thls afternoon. he being found ghHy III
oornc 70 semi annual rcpor, Of The banks cond''
,n which undcrsiaied the liabilities by over nan
''",on dollars The prisoner is in feeble health lie
a. s,pI under indictment for larceny D't II j no'
,habe he will live TO cOmpletc inc .f OF ,lIc,io5
PM wi ,ch will DC imposed Tor 1he pi'@''' wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
INnlxAro1Ts srnrrrclR LINES SOLD.

lndlanapoi, Nov. 19.-lt |, reported that the
indianapolis ,trcctcar lines, Owned by McfsT. Aliei
ton, Mct ormick and other Chicago capitalists, have
been sold 70 NcwYork syndicate headed By Il. L.
Bcknap and j. G. ShaGncr. cX-pr.slcnt Of the COM
pany. Tie price paid l. said to b. s., co., OF
which $4,000 Is In cash and the rest IN bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
OFFICIAL COUNT NEEDED IN OREGON.

WHICHEVER WAY IT RESULTS. THERE. WILL BE
A CONTEST.
Portland Ore. Nov. l9-It will take the official
count TO determine whether Oregon shall cast her
electoral vote FOR Cleveland or Harrison Pierce the
RpuSt clec,or. who was Endorsed by the Democrats.
has less than 200 votes 10 overcome Democrats and
Populsts assert that the counties 10 hear from Will
give him 400 votes more than necessary TO elect.
Whichever way the official count results. there Will
be contest the ground that the ballots iregu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
WORKS or ANTIQUE ART TO BE SOLD.

private view OF the Robert II. Coleman collection Of
antique ami historical relics Will be given
o. the Fifth Auction Rooms. No. 23s Fth.aye..
tomorrow from IL NJ. 10 p. n. The collection
comprises many thoroughly authenticated relies from
lie collection Of Prince DemidoT. Donate and
by the late James Jackson Jarvis while at Florence,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
rEYEn IL ROsrcRAYS IMPROVING.

Fort Notfoe. Va. Nov IV-Gcncrnl Rosccrlns stood
the trip 10 odd Point well and says be already begins
IN feel benefited ~ thr change After breakfast ne
walked into the Fort and witnessed fuari mount This
afternoon he drove ont with his daughter TO visit
Uampto ON and the soldiers liome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
nxrLosIoy OF 1000 POUNDS or DYNAMITE.

san Francisco. Nov. ia thcTeand pounds OF
dynamite plode1 this morning az Warren a Mal"ys
grading camp. on the outskirts 81 the city. wrochnG
several frame buidins used 10y graders. and severely
injrinG Henry Darling ard Michael Sullivan laboFc's'
window glass was broken by the shock IN houses
half mile from the scene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
LASKER MAKES BaILLTAYr ExHIBIrIoy

~ the brooklyn Chez club last evening Herr l..
Iasier wound up tie week with 4 Brilliant exhibition
* -lmunu"on, play. lie defeated ten and drew VII,
two pleycr, FL one and Il Aaf LOIr' Tine. IHsA"r
had already legged on the promised hndiod cN-
hL!tion. and. Ly Arrangement with thc committee OF
m.uAecn,nf, be- Played bat game "stn, Nor
and this he lost 10 J. j.. Ellwcn before beginning
the ,nulianeou, Performance. Score of the sinful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

them: and everybody was introduced to me, and It
so lovely Does Il little thingi I be-
lieve that many shining deeds recorded IN the bisgTa
plies Of good have had less real Aweetness In
them than this fashionable beauty showed 10 the girl
whose evening she turned from a modification into
triumph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
To TAKE JUpGE BIRRErr's PLACE.

Albany, Nov. 10.-G0verEor Flower has designated
David L. Follett as Associate Justice OF the General
Term for the First Department; OF the supreme Court N
Mace VI George {. Barrett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

England and his bride IS living with her parents.
smith has Just passed his twenty Arst birthday, While
his bride Is only seventeen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

James H. Qstrander, the alleged principal tn The
colossal steal, viii be placed on trial on Monday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
FOR THE WOLFF AND HOLMAN REcrrALs.

Inc subscription Wolf and HOLMAN recitas
tnickcrng man Nhursday evening December l. saturday
matioec. December B. and Friday evening, December 8.
VIII open tomorrow morning.