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Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-20
AZ Staple as Corae.

sChamberlain's Cough Remedy is as
staple as coffee in this vicinity. 1t has
done an immense amount of good since
it's introduction here. "a. M. Nordell,
Maple Ridge, MINI. For sale by @. F.
Heinzeman. 222 North Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-20
California vinegar works,

SIS Banning street, opposite sosp factory,
near Alameda and First sereeHs one-neif ploek
from electric light works.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-20

Universal Household Remedy.
UsedlInternally and Externally.
Insomnia, Catarrhal Affections,
Hemorrhages, Inflammations,
Throat Affections, Influenza,
General Weakness, Nervousness,
Sprains, Ulcers, Pains, Wounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-20

Horse blankets, clippers and buggy robes at
Foy's saddlery house, 315 N Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-20
Main-street Savings Bank { Trust Co.
sec NO. 426 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

DIVIDEND NOTICE..
VHOR THE HALF YEAR ENDING DECEM-
F ber 31st, 1891. q dividend has been de-
clared by the Directors of this bank, at The rate
of per cent per annum on term deposits and
3 per cent per annum ordinary deposits,
payable on and after Monday, Jan. IL, 1892.
FRANK w. DEVAN, Secretary and Cashier
of the Main-street Savings Bank and Trust Co.
l-3lm
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-20
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

T,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
Il isting between the undersigned g. M. Bell
and ]: s Langstadter, under the firm name of
Bell & Langstadter, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. All accounts due the firm
will be paid to 9. M. Bell, who will pay all
debts OF the late firm.
G. M. BELL,
/. s. .LANGSTADTER,
FeD. l, 1897. 215-1m
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-20

use eeEman Family Soap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

those who cannot subscribe to II should reure. no"
long would it be before they would impose the dogma
OF reprobation upon a weakened and crippled Church.
and make revision Of the Confession an lmpoSs'oii
fy7 "There are somc,7 he added. VINO thlhK uns
Is tho real purpose OF the prosecuting committee au
OF those WHO are at their back In This tr1ai lie
next took up the question OF the consistency OF 'e
TWO doctrines. considered the Confessional State
Incnts and gavc Bibe evidence.
The discuss SION OF this question was ioio"eu WIN
great interest DR.. Briggs insisted that he ana
others could hold that the Holy scripture Is "the
only infplIlble rule If faith and practice ana SeO
hold that there are errors In the Scripture III ae'"
,hot do not In any way impair ia iniaholh'y III
matters Of faith and prac,ice. In referring u "e
stand which Luther took, In regard - 'Iie i'a'
uresepcev OF Christ DR.. Briggs said: I'VE wen MO"
IN. evil consequences Of divided ana distracted
Professionalism which resulted from inns ih''P'anoo
and opnionated conduct OF the great reorIner ohaii
we allow men who are pgmies ALONGSIDE Oh h"''ci
10 plunge orr Presbyterian Church INTO uis'"'i'
and division by The entering wedge OF 'he o'ru'"
.s, I'm tbe sentence the Bible IS the woru oi "ou
DIR. Briggs then specified number ol errors ro"'
tho scrin,urc which he said did not affect IL as t"e
wo,a n, God and declared that he couh Only DO
orvic,ed on tbc ground Of deverance OF the As
o,nhiv q, Portland or OF some dogmanc theorS III
,,o minds Of the presbyfeTs. - III you ShoWu uo
rt, e no said I'm conclusion. "you VIII Tplald w
conS,,tntion of the Presbyterian Churfn preah i''n
vim me and scar your conscicnccs before GOD"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
LOVE pErEArs An ANGRY rArnEss PLANS.

John De Mott, Washington Market meat dalrr. llv.
Ing No. ltj LcAlngtOn-ayc preferred charges in tie
Yofkyillc Pole, Court vest day against JeI.so1 Ker
tycutyfour yarS oil Of No. III Elst Twenty
st. The prisoner had been found in The blsem,nt Of
lie hOuse.
WHEN the was called by justice xii Iesh De Mote
said that Kerr was stranger To him and had NJ r,ht
the house. As a. he had ended his TESTIMONY
however his daugtr stepped 10 tn railing. slnl,d
mold d the prisoner, much her fathers sur
Prise and then said tile Judge:
II am Nj. De NOUS daughter, and that young man
comes 10 the house my invitation. lie l. my par.
tcUlsr friend. My father acts In way tlat cannot
invite Mr.. Kerr 10 cail vhtn he Is at home Mr.
Kerr j. busy during the day, ani has no other time
than tho cary mornings - vii: Mr.. Kerr and /
are engaged be married
Her fathr seemed she'd and c-lrd tn Justice 70
place Young und bonds The Juy:lr, dee med
TO DO 30 and Mis-, D. NJ 1T aud prisoner aft the
with the decOfOton :h1t they int nded 70
get married at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
THE D,-gvyDAyT hid THEM or THE HIP

Judg. ii zgcraG in General sessions yesterday. was
forced 10 dismiss the mraint against Anton ,iaemcr
UuEJr seller at No. 4;0 West For;ieh-St.. who was
indicted for aLetlag ar-On. on the night OF July
L. several fires were discovered in his barraon..
ChareS Kotrr Tie barIcegFr arrested for setting
fire To the place and en- september II h. pleaded
guilty I'm General Sessions 10 attempt at arson In
thc fr,f degree 70 Assistant Distrct-.\ Attorney
Weeks lie de- arc, thnt krnmc had promised to take
him into partnership If he would set fire 10 the place
Il was shown ut Kiaemer's trial that his stock
worth 81 400 and insured for 1900. James
Gallagher and William Maloy testified that The de-
PENDANT promised them 81 each not 20 tell any Cnc
about their buy lnt Lc.oscne 10. koster. Tile bn-
keeper. However. ccHl,d all the statements he had
MADE 10 M Weeks. and declarcd that kT.emer was
not he -. gator Vi The as Mr. Wrcl went at
Liza hammer and toms. nj krscs persisted IN his
g. minis. auc II. ger ii, therefore. had 20 direct
i.c jury aCqu.t hIYcmer foster may b. Set need
t. Dc imprisoned i0r ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
~, ,cr, ~ THE BERKELEY ASSOCIATION.

As indicated IN The Tribune YESTERDAY p,Ico o' nv
rc,gns I'm the u eey Athletic Assoc alton Ihe "tc "1
vanfTc actlon- have buried the Ratchet, and Dr. "no
j. ,n tho dictator over the various Berkeley Interest,"
y,I,v,s meeting at the Berkeley ladies Athletic CuD-
hr at No % West rtyhird-,t., in strong con-
ttast n the stormy session OF the previous week. W"io
n tohp : White retains control IL Is with entirely
dicarcnt relns from those he has heretofore held Is'
Wa ony one dissenting voice at yesterdays meeting lna'
. p,,dscve Blakeman one Of teers Of the previous
ea,ng Mr. Plakemsn insisted upon the reading OF te
noutes n, the nrcyos meeting, his object being ap1f
only to show that legal election had taken pace at that
time John NJ Bowers said that the leaders oil the OPP
,s-inc factions mentioning william NJ. Martin, 4. h
Manlcrre Dr. White and himself had had several con
fcrcnccs and that I'm interest Of harmony and uhed
.. hcv had agreed to look upon the last meeting as
(, M meeting had been held Mr.. Blak"man was tod
,, II ANYBODY wanted redress after the meeting he could
90 ahead.
as that YOUR legal view Of the case ~ asked MI Blake
man with some emphasis.
"No It is not" said Mr. Bowers. ut is nv case as
a stockholder"
The election OF the compromise Board Of Governors was
question OF only a few minutes. only two changes
were made from the ticket agreed upon. Thomas T.
Stnrqs taking this place Fahnstock and Alfred w
Pate, that OF MI Spacknsn. The full board elected was
William NJ Martin Charles T. Manierre. Jcin Bood9ood
Thomas T. Sturgis. Samuel Spencer. T. j. II. Never
~ W. Harris Alfred w. Bates and John II. Bowers The
fist four represent o9poston," the last four Dr.
White. while Mr. Spencer the outside director agreed
upon by both sides.
At the meeting Secretary Nanierre held $50 pr Mes
representing $4,000 while Mr.. Bowers held $50, or
sos 600 The election Of the BOARD carries with it tho
adoption OF DR.. Whites proposition already published
The Board will held meeting for the Election OF
officers next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TRYING TO Fol-

TRYING TO FORM \ NEW AS>V'iAIl'N
The Trunk line passenger committee viii HOT "oi'
It's meeting until next Tuesday. Dut there WIS :"
meeting AT the Office Of the Trunk Line Commission
Yesterday OF TIE socacd broadway passenger agents
who are sometimes "dcvilish sly In their NERVOUS
Of capturing business for their roads. For long me
they had an association known as the EMs'erh i"S-
senger Agents Association, but it has been dormant
for some months. owing 70 The general pocy oi
irrcgllary In passenger rates followed Dy most OF
the trunk lines. The agents now seeking 70
organize a new association to be known n INC Now
York wcstbound Passenger Agents ss)ciation. Which
will have in charge the detail methods for carrying
the Instructions Of the general passenger agents
Of the roads for the maintenance OF rates. The
association not completed I'm all its details yes
tcr.lay, bat il i believed that earnest WORK l. now
being done to enforce stable rates in iurthrrnnce
~ the plans decided u90n nj tie meeting Oh tle uuhh-
line presidents November 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
TIE MISSING BANKER MAY BE ABROAD.

The mystery surrounding the disappearance OF Linus
F. Post the banker, cf Tacoma. Wash. has not been
cleared up It was reported Yesterday that his friend
rad learned that he had gone 10 Europe bur this runor
could not be curobOratcd. II WAS learned yesterday
that when the banker arrived In New York on No
yornber 10 he went 10 the Hotel Gicnham. Il fifth
ave. near Twenty fir t-st, and registered as -. W.
Jones Portland Ore" lie had frequently stayed In
the house and well known 10 the CLERKS and to
" L. EaIry The proprietor, but Ne explained to ticm
that he did not want /, generally known hat he was
In New.Y York. MIR Barry In speaking last evening
OF Mr.. Posts disappearance. aid
while here Mr.. Post did not act strangely. and
he was apparently In good health. He was here in
The house year ago and was Very III with Brghts
di,cn g. and understood that he WIS sometimes nj
fcctcd mentally by the pain. on November 10. when
he let th!. house, he said he intend q 20 traght
home H. had hi ickc: The Tcnasylvanil Eail-
road and he EIcG cab In front Of the hotel 10 take
him ID the station, supposed. He wa not taken
io the p.gls, lvana station. Int 10 that II the Della
ware IacLavauna and Wc-teIa road. which is near
III. Hamburg Lines pier. lie len this hotel about
D. No. and n. the .team,hp, iurr,t bismarck. FOR
Genoa and tie Cremornc. for Havre. sailed on iMt
day at O'Clock. he may have left the country On
enc OF thrT. there l., however, NJ direct reason
TO believe that Ne went 10 steamship PIER
Nh alasic.. on rlcnd OF the Post family. also
said iha; II Ul. not al all certain that the banker
Lad gone 10 Europe. He dcli,d ihat Mrs. Post and
her dl" gl'r. IN su ute circumstances. lie slid
HAT Mr.. Post In large Interests behind. the income
from w.ioI Imported his family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
1 CONCERT TO AID A WOMAy'S CLUB.

4 Christmas concert In aid of the building innd
of the Working Girls Club was given yesterday
afternoon at ChickcIng Hall. There was Il large
attendance and the programme. which was an Ill
terestiug one was a. follows: Prelude Duiiey Bnc'
Quartet: piano SOLO Mile. Gemma di Ccaare' Sohe'
Miss Emilia c. Anthem: violin solo, Miss Lcohora
Won Nosch arla Jc Suis Tltana," Miss Hetiie
uu,dlc, : selection from AIDA" sgnor Guarih
=. Iullalvr Dudlcy Buck Quartet harp sVlO Ml5s
Ayicc EOyal: duet. ".tlellO," Sign0rs 1uhrlsi ana
ear;ori: sonc AT Paung.' Ais Margaret W.
Anthem: violin solo. spanish Dance Miss Leo
nora Won stosch; song from Carmen siehor
sar,oi: ballad. The Three FlsheTs,' the Dudley
Buck Quartet; song, THE Holy CITY, Miss Hetuc
Bradley: harp so.3, Miss Avicc BoXall song, e Wl-
light tie Dudley Buck Quartet.
The ushers were syaulding De GarmeHiia, John
l. Marche T.. Il. Lumnis A. '. amy, l.. '.
Cponohuc Joseph Grace. and Forbes J. il'anesscy'
Among those present were Mrs. George Waddihgton'
Ms John Lawrence, ,ir, Van Brugh Livingston
Mrs William VI. Lummis, Mrs. Paul Regnal' MIS-
Eugene Kelly, MIS- John Grace, Mrs. william H.
Grace. Mrs. j. DrcXel Mrs Theodore y. lave
meyer. Mrs Adrian Isrlin. Mrs. Paul g. TheDaud
Mis- Robert u. Roosc' ct, Mr.. Arthur b. Tw0mbey
Mrs Herman Cc'Iicis, Counties lie toh,elcN Cc
(Aunoat Mrs. 4. /. NCaghcr, Miss ). ardou, MS
James Wallace, the M,sf> LunInis, ana Mss Don
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
4 SHOOTING SWEEPSTAKES or 100 BIRDS.

\ sweepstakes OF 100 birds shot OF Yesterday al
En- 'Oll Stone Ilou.er grounds a Newark " j.
F.sak Class. Of NOrfsOWn; MoIct, % Newton II. f..
smith, Of the Newark Gun Club; H. - Leonard Of
nlorl-town, and samuel Castles IT, OF Pine BrooA Tero
on hand and there excellent shooting The
match was 100 brI' pr man. with 800 cntry; Iiur.
llngaam rules u govern. Bloc the principal shoot
several sweeps place. la the l0O.blrd shoot there
were only entros, j. 7. Glass, r. j. Dali. IT, and
II. r. Smith. II decided that the winner
take all the money. 81 tn end of the first
Gya Class ah,ll with only bird lost %hI- Daly
had lot .lN aui three second twenty five
Cla., had his ninth thirteenth and Afe nth birds
end smith lost the t"c f thrt cnth aad twent tn ri
The emf Of tn inst half OF the match showed Class two
birds a,cll Of Smith. The sccsr vas Class lG DAILY
g. smith "A. The shoot W., finished by H. f.. Smith
Killing ninety:wo rls FfAaK Class ninety and ihlip
DAILY eighty -four.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

M n, ,our notaries public In which no decarco
49, h. eonf.ss was false that IL had been secured
by tsrests He said the statements In the ahdayl'
were false and that told the truth In MS
H., admitted frankly that he had Systematically oooc'
-, o.. 80, 1, sums of from go 10 500 at time
and that he had made entries in the books to cover
80. ,he,ts spIeacl says that Blass roooeFes amount
to 10000 - s,..., D., ,,eoa
49,. - ,.d mn, isbes reading OUT on number OF
OF, which had once contained prune juice, bnc whlen
vee empty at the time Of the five This was to Indicate
,ba. the content, OF the vos were lost lie tcs'ho "
fixing the bungs from casks eoh''lH'"s "'''v, ."e
- ,h s.,or y, the contrts by contac: with the ar
ITO then labelled the casks with the names OF rich wnes
mis- WIS done under orders from spIcgal The trial VIII
nc cont inued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
CUHLERS HOLD 4 LIVELY MEETING
PEEPARING FOR INTERNATIONAL MATChf'e-
CHANGING THE RULES OF THE GAME

pprp.prxG FOR INTERNATIONAL MATCHts-
CHANGING THE RULES OF THE GAME.
lively meeting OF the Grand National Curling Dluo
xos held M No 10 Horatlo-st. last evening Do'cE"
80 nrsent from sixteen clubs associations, the nse~
ing being Of the largest III tn" niSV"1J " and
,,i,otIon Several changes mad, in the rue anu
,i,,,io, The delegates present were as follows
- u ellis and David Fouls, Caledonia, n. -
- S,ovcns NJ simmons and H. y. Mcknight J'''''
crv. w H. Smith and Thomas Nicholson o. Au-'N
Cuh. D. T. Thomas, George Frazer ana j. i. '"'""'
,.nL.... Ioh, Watt asd David Oag Thistle CluD ''"'
york CITY: Adam Mmwel Empire City tluDi "to'so
A,cre,oy Thistle club, Brooklyn; Thomas "a''" -
Manhattan Cub Ncw-Iork city; j. r. Stewart pfoNy ~
80, FRANCIS DYKES and George Gr.eve. America Ciuo'
Soy yorx CITY; John W. McIIarg and j. D. 'ahsc"oo
,oyon ALBANY City Cub Davis roues, proxy iof '-'''
r,ro CIub Albany; H. Hutchinson, \. G Aha'rNo''
trp o.Gtoat George Oog John Morehcad. GEORGE ba'
t>ccjsor club: william Duncan Loa2 Ia and '''y 'o""
Dohic United Association OF Pittsto'I, PENN
Tnom,s kcllard O; Yonkers. r'sigaet and ~ ~
r1omas was elected As; ycepresidnt Jcr~Y t'V was
awarded the district medal BY doflust u Il"
Troo,h club OF phllsdelphia. Milwaukee r'ne"ea
&c connection with the association. Inc aH'o Is"
ton also passed a vote Of thanks TO inc o"'
80 Curi;ng Association. for kindness to the pay
o. fr thi, part Of the country who visited Canada ''O
Wint-r. 80 ,. ho,d
The pesdcnt OF a winning club viii hereafter ho1a
,b Mitchell medal instead OF Il going 70 tue SKID LAC
a,l Il valued ut $500 section 81, Chap'ar o. u the
us WAS amended 40 that hereafter the di-tInce non
,u,uit +, tee Will be feet, instead Of AZ ieet "S
,t hoor NJ rules calls for. in executive session The
Officers OF the assoc iation decided that inc Arap
and the Empire City clubs would each put IN rnHs 10
tho coming match against Montreal teams Tor IN
,,rion medal This International match VIII be pi'Jt'
q. Albany tetween February and ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
SMALL PRICE FOR 4 SWORD or NAPOLEON.


TIE sale OF the studio ana household furniture OF the
historical painter, Paul IhllDp teauX ut los auction
rooms. No. 40 Liberty-,t was begun yesterday, ana
will continue to-day and to mcrOw. The articles In
cudc Oriental rugs and drapcries. ancient arIH' ana
relies of famous persons. The most interesting Oh
ject sold w,ls sword which Mr. Phip?oteluN garin-
tee, 10 have belonged 20 Nnpooon when h" Was Frs,
Consul. This sword WIS given by NaEOl,on'S Chant
berlain Comtq Mnrchand, 20 Leon 'ogne;. who gave
It 10 Film fhirpoteauN, IN" painters father. The
sword WAS knocked down 10 Charles II. Huber a
Brother fot SGj.
An old Mecca p.ayerrug was sold Tor T21) Eawhrd
pranGts being the buyer. cabinet OF carved walnut
from Mr. Philipp0teauxs design VA, sold to NJ. Nah
for 1878. 4 narquetry ana bronze wcIiboN. for
mcrly the property OF Marie Antoinetie vas sold 10
Edward Brandu5 for 500 ard 4 Persian bronze tea
Set the former property Of the Queen OF Holland went
TO the same buyer for $40. Mr.. 'irinEAl paid 500
for "A handsOm" mantt lpiccc and mirror with aaiqn"
I;cloOchs,sr ti0DrOidrrics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

p,yUcJ,r ,rriIRs OF JOIN WILD. THE 4cToR'
John VIII. the actor, OF iiarrgnhs oo"p""'' a..
examined by Mitchell iicrshheH' r'pf'9'"7 ,,dre
1hoo,n, G. wv,l. lithograrsing Company, before juicy
N,vhurecr IN The CITY Court yesterday, IN supp
r,.,,,r, r.no.,tirrs 10 recover on 1udgmel" u
nc,,;y 300 entered against him last sprns III -
Of the Htaogrsphlng company for WORK done ~ n"
while ne was STIRRING m the play "K'iih'is -.
,bont TWO years ago. Wnd II Is charged h'' - 49,
fcrrcd 10 nj, wife about hity acres ot land o""
him GEAR Troy. 70 escape payment OF INV
Er tcs,ia,d Sat hs salary was Ti'i 49, ,hs
,.,, ~. snrn, si5 a week for board ana sa'r ' s,'
I a. v,a. The hearing wa, adjourned u va.
,.>t aim, -,iav when other Withr'se'. ihU'u''"e
III n, r,,sIn and Mrs. Wild, Will testify
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
THE RoBBERIEs NOT THE BIyKS' FAUI.

Wells Fargo 4 co. have been investigating me
cxp.c., robberieS which too.. place sl)r; tme ago
by which Two packages, In transit from this city to
Galveston Texas, arrived there, 10000 ard the
other $4,000 short Of the amounts wiach t'Y
should nave contained. Tie express company j.
stisncd that no blame ,or the los attaches 10 the
bank, nj each end Of the lhs. The package Of flo
COO wns sent by Knun'go brothers. Of Ills city, TO
the Island tliy savings Back. Of Galveston TIE
ether wa. cent by the :atlonal city Dnna 10 .'al.
uutch.cg, i co.. - The place. Eaca package
va, found on arrival to have boon opened brown
paper having been substituted Tor Lbs, th' pacl'
being sealed v.ih stamp bearing simply lh" "orI
panl' Mr. stcdman. the general agent. said yc'-
tcrdav that Wells Fargo X 90 were 'hiisheu in,'
and thai the money would b. refunded To the shippers
Us soon "a the necessary papers codld be m"dr cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
BOXING AND WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS.

The experiment OF holding the American Amateur
Union boxing AMI wrestling championships outside OF New
York cry promises 10 result In Henry Me-
MILAN and w. II. Recap. who Attending the dtos
OF the meeting In Philadelphia attended meeting q the
Am rcan Amateur Union committee yesterday whcn the
G'tIl, arranged. TIE contests Will be as follow,
losing los pounds Il pound, l"5 pounds, ljS pounds,
heavy weight and a.so special weight l25 pounds for
medal presented by T. II. Downing; wrestling, lO5 pounds
10 pounds. 1876 pound, and los pounds. Maxwell Nor,
of tn NeWlok Athletic Club has been selected RI.
Arrangcncnts being made ior p,cial railroad
trans . Philadelphia from New YORK January , and
T. nights the Irelmin Ilcr and finals Will
Il with J. l.. sullivan. secretary, T. 0. Box GIL this
ci ~ December "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
THE TICKET NOT YET COMPLETED.

The nominating committee OF the NewYorll Athletic
Club. OF which \. G.. Mills is chairman, held . meeting
the clubhouse IN Fitty-nftt. yesterday afternoon.
The committee has not yet completed it, ticket and when
IL adjourned it not ready 10 make report Rut two
OF the old boa rd ~ viii be rcn0mlnated
Belmont vii. b. president and EartOw :. Weeks vice.
president. c. II. Sheuc the Yale runner who has a
record OF 10 seconds 100 Yards likely to succeed
Glanrini captain. Much regret expressed at the
dlslandmcnt of the clubs champion oeh known as the
"Caippc" crew This won the cghtoarcd cham.
poa,hip for 1891 and 1899. and made many records.
seth Hunt, the stroke, f. go n London. c. T..
HnobIouc1 and Carl Miller are in Europe and Glannin
viii SEQ tnue rowing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
ELECTROTyPERs TO HAVE DINNER

The seventh annual dinner OF the Employing Flee
troypc:s and screotyperS Association will take place
IT u" metropolitan Hotel Tomorrow evening. Follow
inc the dinner the programme Will be out Of the usual
order. After an overture by Professor Iiebolds Or
chcstra an address OF welcome will be gwen by the
PRECEDENT of The association, !. II. Ferguson. This will
lc followed bv recitation. by Tom Balantyne. a
violin solo by Il. H. A. Hoffman. songs and other
music. The officer Of the association Pr,si-
dent james II. Ferguson treasurer Thomas 4. Rails
beck, sccrei a,y, John W. Norton. committee OF ar.
ran cneis James II. Fer2uson. f. a. Rim ler Joan
" AaughioG, James A. Johnton and Robert ilOrnby.