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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-15

Boats OF the sandy Hook route Leave New York pier
ago e;Sor sunday; b:a9 n, i:9 s0sM; ,o..o
1looA NJ I,2o stuId.ys only $50 Pas. $50. 100
S.e9 tiso. silb r, Y. snsdAyse lib. 110o A. NJ 400
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Wen Pleased with the Appearances or the
| Thsrteenth-To stay = Day or Tive

Wen Pleased with the Appearesee or the
Tsirteenth-To stay Day or Two.
BrATr CANT PEKKsxr1I. July 1.-THE sx-
pectation that Gov Flower would visit
the thirteenth In camp became . cer-
tainty about o'clock this afternoon
when Major Barnie's mon got out
the Governors official marquee. loaded II on
wheelbarrows. trundled II down to the white
mousse green and set It UP. In an hour the ar
rangemcnts for the Governors reception were
complete. The Thirteenth in three battalons.
with Captains Davis. Cochran. and Luscomb
IN command. formed on the parade ground.
capt Haubenncstel's command on the up
per ground. and both marched at once
to the line opposite the colors. where the Gov
erhor was to be received. The Thirteenth was
oil In white trousers and white helmets. and
tne separate company men from Mount YER
non. foughkeepsie. Newburgh. and Middle
town were In white trimmed regulation uni
forms and black helmets. They stacked arms
on the field and marched to supper. Con.
Porter. In his full regimentals went to Roa
HOOK to meet Gov. Flower. Tho Cover
nor had left Albany at 2:3o o'clock
and was duo at Roa Hook at 5:45.
that he was at the bridge at Mccoy Creek. and
H The nrss gun OF the le.gun salute doomed.
sbort m end were ere stI at supper They cut Il
Before Gov: Flower was out OF his carriage
oncy were standing at ease with unfxed bay
GOV; Flower walked ont with Gen. Porter
Gen xarian. Gen. MoGrath. Col. Phisterer. and
come from Albany with him. There we're in
srotauctlons. the Goyernor and Gen Porter took
stand IN front OF their staff officers and with
flourish OF music tho troops were presented.
review. " N'" Aoi 'A'
Gov. Flower went from the review TO his mar
quee. and received the officers there.
vorL nay nave nI read he said. of the excellent
how 1t 10 done"
ne spoke OF tho admiration which his first
view OF the camp had aroused, and he at once
oe ,, that he wanted to sec more Of It. He
vii stay over Tomorrow and perhaps until
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-15

GOV. Abbett At tho New Jersey State Camp
State CAMP. SEA GRIT. July 1A-This was
Governors day at Camp Albeit. Excursion
trains arrived carly bringing great crowds Of
visitors. The various gun detachments were
employed all morning in howitzsr practice on
tho beach. triangular canvas target was
erected on buoy a thousand yards out to sea,
their pieces.
At {. o'clock this afternoon the companies
marched out OF their respective streets In COL
umn OF tours. When tho brigade was form ed
In line OF battle it was turned over to Com
mandant sewell. As Coy. Albeit and his statY
in app mounted. the battery fred a ga:
passed in review there was dress parade,
and then Calling Gun Company B Of Camden
More than ten thousand persons were ON the
grounds In the afternoon.
In tho evening Gov Albeit attended the
military ball at the Monmouth House. Spring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-15
Judg .ent Against william Moisasy.
For the New Jersey summer Resorts via
Reading Railroad System.

Edward Kearney yesterday entered q judgment IN
the City Court against Wiliaiu Mooney for $oS7sl.
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A sfrono,

A sfron
hrdifhy Uomdn in
stead Of q tired
and ailing one !
Sounds like q mir
ecle, doesn't iti
But it isn't. It's
only tho ordinary,
overy day work
OF DR.. Pierce's
Tayorite Prcscrip-
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About S5.ooo.ooo, possibly $4,000. 900. .
Mr. F[ek saa one roller on sbs mill
heaters On the sane min D1 Averaged $50 per per
month There will be N, no change in the wages
Hre ,ss A e@oyees' sIa Mn fa
frick said these papers were issued only to
once 'f KS mortssse b BEEN foreelosed Tss
interest charged Is per cent. The men
81. the r rat: on
SAD O1J. The mortgages amount to $4,000
The witness refused to answer definitely what
Eas s.d 'Sssn IN tho sliding SCALE
You arc ineIped. then to give us no idea
II think | have gone far enough in cost"
metal sensible in his tariff bill had Been $50 80
Se hSSd
Indignation given Mr. Mckinleyi v,.,. w..
not SnR H. aas to 30 rtS
There were audible expressions about keep
pS a Ss. N .A FREY ssessd q s,s
Sn I"st o, ton q bsts
"But thos: details H Wsf: given whom tn.
Messs passed sus IN sEEinE you
lection. ,retorted Mr. Frick. ~ ~ Wv
and fr M s sasW rs'
Mr.. Bynum put Mr. Frick through an exam
nished the Ways and Means COMMITTEES. and
Mr.: Frick declared the figures were Incorrect
Being asked by Chairman Oates II his com pany
contracts from the &oyernment. ito Mr. FacG re-.
fused to answer. Mr.. Oates put aues.
trying to monopoize the steel mark
hut they were met by icy. answers from Mr.,
Frick. He denied that his company ever sc
iron business was more depressed now than
at any other time In his knowledge. He said
justmsAt Of wages ives not made Of Hons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
4 TRAIN ROBBED IN POLAND.
booty Worth 10000 Ronbies secured by
the Bandits.

WAIsAw. Dec. pa daring train robbery
occurred last evening on the railway between
this city and kowal. u town eighty miles north
west OF Warsaw. Abody OF briGands succeeded
by the use OF signals in stopping well. filled
passenger train at a point about midway be-
tween Warsaw and Kowal. 1t was boarded by
a number Of the band. all OF whom were heav-
lily armed Others guarded tho doors OF the
coaches to prevent the escape Of any OF the
passengers.
Beginning at the forward end OF the train.
the brigands went through each coach with
revolyers in their hands and ordered the pas
senGers, men and women. to deliver their val
uahies and nj oncy to them. Not the slightest
attempt at resistance was made. and 1t Is esti-
natod that the piuuder secured by the robbers
amounted in value to 5000 roupies. Among
the booty WAS a large sum OF ready money. A.
the brieanCs were leaving tho train they TOOK
from the trRinmen their watches, aud thea
disappeared In the darkEesS.
The thieves are supposed TO belong TO hand
OF peasants who have lately been robhtn2 vii
lagos along the line o! tho railway. Hereto
fore they have confined themselves to petty
depredntions. and the village authorities have
paid little attention to them The robbers arc
vel! acquainted with the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
EROOkLYN

PARK Commissioner lrower proposes to place pnr.
ton II the PARKWAY ana Boulevard At the On.
pOsgi OF the whce.nrn
The St Vincent d. raul society has purchased the
old Maternity building At Al and - concord street
aud wiz turn IL into ne"sboys nome
The Roar! Of Estimate has Ned the amount Of exci.s
n -ys 10 be dstryEtc TINS year aon, the he spltAs
aud other charitable Institutions at $4,000.
III. Rev Robert G. Hallock has SIei tho pastorat.
that " ths PaT1 congregational Churca IN siAta
avenue
shrr.s CourtIeys officer. after being In possession
the mig trOok Tab.r nAce tor week Yesterday
afternoon retired. Dec1rAtur Tong has NOT got his
nurey yet luz cnn-enf1l To EAise the siege on
r-e-Ningtwo new no es Ib- trustees had 20 pay tho
iegal COSTS u Mr TGng's sut aud he sherns chsrges
which amounted to slol
Frank Iiae,-". VITO convicted OF assault in the
second iesrs, Tor shooting spD-rn; endent Dennis sui.
liv an OF III. si,ith railroad was before Judge
Mnois Yesterday Tor sentence hut. At his urgent
quest FealarL!ed for ~ week. Judge Moore told
prisoner that Lothins could induce hun reduce
TIE full penalty Of five Year.
Police CArta!n lhoma. Murphy OF the Fifth avenue
the department. aud. IN commemora'
tirn OF The event. his command presented him tn
CrAyon portrait Of himself together with large
floral horseshoe While serving - a detective ser.
The Port-rIryng gang OF burglars in Patchsn avenue
Donald On tn. second door of the hig house
Al tb Atlantic avenue took IRE Yesterday afternoon
and bile Mrs Mcdonald and her mother, Mrs. Madden.
trying exttnEush the flames both were severe
ly burned Mrs AcDonAlds 3year,od son was also
badly burned shout the less and body. They usre
thought that Mrs. Madden will not recover The ioss is
Culy 500.
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DEACON WILL SUE HERE
A Prince. = Count, and Senator 60 Se
Named rs Co espondents.

PARIS. Dec. 23.-Edward Parker Deacon
scored another victory to-day in tho series OF
lawsuits that have arisen between him and
his wife since he shot and killed Abelle in the
Hotel Splendide at Cannes. Gladys. the eldest
daughter OF tho estranged couple. was placed
n few days ago in the Dominican Convent at
Neuily. Mr. Deacon desired to have her with
him during the holiday season. and he there
fore applied to the Court OF Appeal for an order
appointing him to the guardianship OF his
daughter during the holidays The applica-
ticn was opposed by Mrs. Deacon.
After listening to all the arguments for and
against the application. the Court delberated
for an hour. and finally decided that. while
II would DO ineSpedient under the circum-
stances to appoint Mr.. Deacon guardian OF
the child. he should have the right TO have her
every two DAYS from 10 \; NJ to L; VI;
Mr.. Deacon subsequently said that while the
decision OF tho Court was practically - victory
for him. he would refuse to accept the de-
cisiou. and would have nothing TO do with
the child under the French law. He added
that he would appeal to tho American courts
for his rights and for justice. =. 1t would be a
gross injustice. he said. to give the guard
riously immoral.
Mr.. Deacons characterization Of his wife as
a VIGOROUSLY immoral woman is due. he de-
clares. to the knowledge that has come to him
that since her liaison with Abel . was brought
to sudden Termination she has conducted
de 10 Rochetoucaud and senator Leon Re-
nault. These three men will te named as CO.
RESPONDENTS in the action for divorce Mr. Dsa-
con intends to bring in New York.
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Note. or Foreign Happenings.

II was reported last night that Mrs, Langtry
had suffered Relapse. and was aga!a
seriously i'll
The employees OF all tho glass works in
Leads have received notice ot n reduction IN
wages % three shillin.s week. The Ken
intend to resist
The British authorities, have instituted
disregard OF law in giving cert licate Of
death In the case OF Matilda Glover. for whose
murder Thomas Neil Cream was recently
hanged. was largely responsible for the real
cause Of death teing unsuspected until sus-
Iicon was aroused Dy the personal admissions
Of Cream.
The original manuscript Of Poems by Two
Brothers was sold at auction Wednesday ut
sotheby's auction rooms In LONDON Tor atsV.
were written by Alfred Tennyson and his
brother Charles and. with the execution n, q.
two that have never been printed. were rnn,
manuscript is In the handwriting OF Alfred
Tennyson. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
Michael Day,tt Un,eated,

DUBLIN. Dec. 23.-Justice C'Brien delivered
the decision OF the court to-day on the election
petition against the return OF Michael pavitt
as Member OF Parliament for North Meath
The decision deprives Mr. Davitt OF the seat. on
the same ground as that given in the case OF
Mr.. Fullam as Member Of Parliament for South
Meath. Mr. Davitts counsel admitted that
the evidence as far as Bishop Nulty's pastoral
denouncinG the parnslites was concerned. an-
piled to North Meath equally with South
Meath The decision. theI efore. was a fore
gone conclusion aud Mr. Davtt had endeav-
oret to forestail it by oiIerin: to give up his
seat IN order 10 present hinise!l aEain as
court holding that it could act only upon evil
dence actually before il. and not upon admis-
sions in advance OF testimony.
Mr. Dnvitt was elected in the genera! eec-
ton. after campaign OF great bitterness. by
1886 without opposition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
THE CONNECTICUT RIVER LEASE
4 Turbuicnt Stockholders Meeting The
Prince Party Carries the Day.

SPRINGFIELD. Dec. g3-A large crowd OF
stockholders attended tho special meeting
here to day Of tho Connecticut River Railroad
Company. among them +. II. Prince. Charles
H. Prince. Sigourney Butler. Henry Il. Read.
Richard Olney. Albert Sewell. Charles A. Sim
clair. and Treasurer Stevens o! the Boston and
Albany.
After President Mulligsn had called the
meeting to order he stated that its object was
to vote upon the proposed lease to the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
panr. At the request Of Gov Buckley OF Con-
shares and was in favor Of tho lease. Mr.
"s lease s' 'he stac e. the e connect
Gu. t Ky, read ,S you'd u, be put on par
Hartford. GoN. Buikelcy insisted tnat some
OF the directors had been nut in n peculiar 10
sition in the light OF recent developments. and
asked what influence had been brought to
bear t. enable the Boston and Maine TO secure
control Of tho road. The Chair however. ig-
nored GOV. Bulk cley's request Tor an explains
ton: and said that the question, before the
meeting WAS whether Il vote should be taken
on the lease
GOV. Eutke!ey said he could see no reason
why any one should not be informed on such
Chair did not see why any one Of the directors
should he asked to eNrlan. and none had VOL
unteercd He saw no reason Tor going outs de
Bulkeley again asked il anything had tran.
sUired which would have changed the opinio
Of any OF the directors. The Chair said that
nothing had been done by the. Board as
body, but he was not prepared to say what
they might have done independently.
More wransling followed. but the vote was
finally taken and resulted in q victory for the
l4.O27 shares. against 9.3oS cast to- the New
Haven lease.
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The Pope ON the European Situation.

ROME. Dec. 23.-Al the Cardinals at present
In Rome waited upon the Pope to-day and ten
dered him the usual Christmas congratuln-
tons. In reply to the good wishes for the
Church and himself the Pope said that the
signs OF gathering storm were visible to all
observers OF moral and religious conditions.
The European situation was pregnant with
ruin and disaster. and this condition could
tues Of the Church. which herself was being
violently assaied.
In ths course OF his remarks the Pope re-
ferred 20 the Free Mason whom he cond emned
as Il malignant sect who were never true to
the people but who. unfortunately. were sup
ported by the Government.
The Pore concluded by bestowing the apos-
toic blessing upon the whole world.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
4 TRUST TRUST ORGANIZED.
It VIII Provide Onices md Act Agent 10,
New Jersey Corporations.


The Corporation Trust Company OF New Jer-
sey has been organized under the law Of that
State with capital of SlOO. 600. which is soon
to be increased to Sl.OoO.UO0. Its purposes
are TO provide offices. legal services. and guar
antee OF stock for corporations incorporated
under the laws Of that State. and which. under
o recent court decision. are required to main
tain nn Office and have q representative upon
whom legal papers can be served in that State.
Pending the erection OF an office building.
the new CORPORATION has hired the premises on
the corner OF Greene and Grand streets. Jer-
sey City. and fitted up offices there In this
building facilities are offered to corporations
to hold their IL eetngs elections. and to trans
act all their business which the law requires
them to transact within the State OF New Jer-
sey. The corporation. py its charter. has
power to act as agent Tor nonresident corpo-
rations. and to DO designated rs tn. person
upon whom the ser,ice OF papers within the
State OF New Jersey shall be made.
The directors OF this new Trust Trust
are. Gov. Leon Albeit. Charles Kelsey. Sec
Rotary q State: Allan NcDarmott Chairman
Of tho Democratic State COMMITTEES: Henry S.
White, United States District Attorney: John
McAnernsy. President OF the Seventh National
Bank 81 this city; James Is Dill. Charles y:
King. Vincent II. Lamarrhe Of Brooklyn. and
r. u. Jordan. Comptroller Of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society. The President OF the
company is Mr.. McDermott. the Vice. Presi-
dent is Mr.. White. the treasurer is Slr. Nc
Anerney. and tine Secretary is Mr.. Lamarche.
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SP4RhS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Co. Fowe: left Albany for Waterfowl Yesterday
afternoon. MneEc he vii! spend Christmas.
TIE la,- OF holding tue state encamprlen. Of the G.
A. al syracuse has been changed 10 FEB - and 90.
Gen ko'ecrans very III at the auditorium Hotel in
rie 1y Sunday night to asain on his
journey TO California.
dressed ures,o New York were wrecked al Rochester
yesterday morning on the Centrathudson Railroad by
the falling OF a brake beam.
The steamboat William r. Homer left Rondout yss,sr
day afternoon on her last TIP or the season for New
Hudson Five. south OF Sevpurgh.
Henry s;,,,Ts died a. he re.asncs Of hi. son in
years NJ silver. sss born IN kind-rhook in 1883.
~aSn !. Sa,lsn: ies =; 81 s,.y E.,.sass. s.ns.y
werstnasei. one man Wit pr badly GIVEN '''A
William kssSs ss e, ., che American re In
OF OIildIS association and Is accused OF shortage
there
attended funeral yesterday morning at New;ans.
MnT and III. 81 a h Sa lad % se n
married lgsi toGr weeks.
warrsn. Tor the arrs. Of Arb ur NJ Dowr.s Of the
Issued ye.,ertay at The ,nsiisAon q the White
s nS tSe company. mons s.' WIZ" having
John s sn w:s yss.'asy elected Pres,
%s".9 Est,rs$ H.; sssifS.ia !Snssf 1s.Ier
member OF the Republican state COMMITTEE
III. Court OF Appeals adjourned Yesterday until Jan
hundred and seventy four calendar
have disposed OF during The Year. which Is the
number ever heard III one year by the present
court This does not include none iendar sasss OF
winch large numbers were heard every motion day
President Whitney OF this West knd Street Railway
Company OF Boston has notified the families Of the
-four employees who lost their lives while trying TO
Wednesday ght that In addition 10 paying the Iuue
Alexpensss Ut the men. the company will give each
family $1,000
SnOwdeu uf the African ~ 4 Church w-r- arrested in
chicago Thursday on warrants charging them with
cnbexllem emit The warrants were out by Bshup
Campbell OF Toledo the head of the African Church in
ihls country 1t Is alleged that johnson aud den
have used $500 belonging to the Church.
Nm Putnam's large Touring mill, known as the W.
II Humphrey Equity Mil, IN Mount Morris n. g.. was
burned on Thursday night. This makes three ull.is
that have been burned on this SITE. The mil
valued, including machinery At Sl5.v,o. There w2sa
lsrse quantity or grain aud Hour he mill fe in
sarance on building and coptents Is SlS.UUo
The men who robbed the express and mail car re-
Gently the last tennessee. kIrsnin and georgia
RAiroAd. near Piedmont. have been captured Deter.
tes jackson and Burns OF the southern Express Com.
psny have arrested John Roper. Walt King aud Rube
south Of Admission. Ala. Roper made fun coufes.
sion.
owing to the low silver and lead rates tho
Niagara group Of mines at Bingham. Utah in which
500 900 Is invested has shut down, and
Of the old Jordan group have notified the men
that they will have to AcceptA reduction wages on
Jan. ], or md themselves out OF employment. gen.
sra reduction OF miners wages throughout the Terri
tory Is Threatened
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
JO7TINGS -4BOET TOWN.

Judge McAtar has granted an absolute divorce 70
DAVID Stern from bcns Stern,
Cant IIipHolyt. Nicolas sue. the Fcrcers' Club
dict FOR SO.
station retire yesterday aEier the twenty
servtceru!=.
The writ Of hah.ss corpu. which Thn:na. Bri.,ow
va ., s yass u a r. Of he so
preEle Court s".t-rhay.
rs .eiG M 81 5 t S,s trsn rGm
mas,claI Tor n.ss.-ntsr serH"% vas orasT'I Il
cause caenanr.
rn.,sa sta'ss r:,cgt Judge Iso,2,s hrsri srsapsns
recover from rostra'sr Yam "t an 4!teEs. sA'ss. "
facomoe reserved HI. dsS Si. "'' ""' ''"'
Harry Waller. he Young tailor WHO "a charged VIA
ss G til. f.s a, I ss Ssl.
TAI an a. va. hsia m m bail rhs girl was eo
Prr.iIsn; Low has announced a c"1rs- Of Columbia
College lectures. in cooperation WIZ IL. Cooper uni"n.
% OF ssn r.. VII VII BE
b. Mr. Gustav Koehe on tuesday evenings
Harlem Temple in East i25n street whcfe 1t IA, l~-n
me- x:a sf , sn swan 20 - nav ", SI a
day. The remov" will prohab,y occupy \ we"h 1ime
Jose Marao ~ years old an Italian .hoenaf ,v,rg
az ,ryrroo. n hsa NJ: arm. tni "f ~, .rag,s
locked un at the arsenal
br u 10 on f Ibsr sysgur Ta% n.d
o.rr Ts ' a.sa SO IN tie ta ~ o, 2. Ssoa,
yesterday FOR uacisInc me-. ctr- ~ ~ N.ttout
lcepse or registration. lue me va. r-'n,l'-i.
meeting ot the trustee. ~ = .gse'' Iigsprs rs
elected and "a. varnucy H. Ruarl riled by mo
election OF the Rev, Henry Ao'iet ie k", Cb.r,'sH
send cashier, The p,an- frr 81 lie" hospital
ready for action a; tIr next meeting
President Evan TNomi. ~ 10 Produce Exchange
trrday requesting :n"m - iiaW' b. law when
put individuals mud r0rP"r"'. "u ~" same Ei-,, A.
present individual re'r ,r ba he'd nAh- lrr hort
been tendency IN T." part ri ndthusl- Ia ca r!"r.
selves corp r@t'''s
Aft.r three hnprs Declaration yes'eriaE the !rrv
sessions, rouycl-! bcro ~ s'trIppt ~ a,suptptns
third d+srst W., p'"r W, cha-.,d VIZ .s.o' IN
the seconl a-.,rr, IA SETTING ire :" TOR stationery
store H. 'Igr,i vic, avenue toes. II I',4ga
MARITIME reuaufep Lee To await sentence tld-r The
may be sc!,tenccG ~ t., ieTisHllsIy
for i've year.
The ,;r,u! Jury found au in,',r. n-nt yesterday
.T.n.t Tor h:r Tomb egg "niHm N.H.,n.rH -,
cu-tolS. q" indictment chH-g~s a d.rreAnor.
pnn!.hab. WIN mrg '"nmens n -" I'ntfehtaIy t"r
arrested NcnArrar, lui to.n El,n . tNe r.,n-rsl
Sc SION Anise Marine tSei Ia! 81 }.Uy"'. wE.ca
WAS rIrui.aei.
The ENa..c Conmssnn-r. have r'lrr;"t I'VE app!ic,-
Tor ~ .. orn A. 800 PlEk aS-nu" 10 Rev James
v fn%et- an u.her "lsfhuT' "rp".-" tps rrnswa.
Tsi p. i ~ Tlsc.y t4s
CARTE mo- ~ iisori"'.' IN tn tF"uG ihat NJ. Grsron
not Mfc'G I" mana" 80 lth"'.
.AtnHs-,,ns Of III" y "f4"f C'y Record, he'd in no
Msy"r.. ~ ,r.tr.!s, ,o9rLy..", henry "a, A..
,u "amr 70 y, WIKI; r nGtihs -
puhcAlu'o Ct" the t''g E,gsf dHrine Isu3 tho a.,
.tun r. stCi v r. : s1mnp contract es, ..u-i
books required ~ tie Bol Of Aiasr;L s'-.rt
Attorney ana tie '"Gr' 81 Common .eas for Ia -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
THE BEAR RETURNS FROM ALIsK4.
Capt Heniy Think. - Police Patrol Neees-
snrY TO Hrotect the sealr

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-Capt. Heaiy OF the
United States revenue cutter Bear reports his
arrival Mt San Francisco from Alaska. The
Bear left the seal islands on Nov. y. going d.
rectly to Uralaska. which she reached on Nov.
80 Capt. Healy says that the present system
OF guarding the seal rookcriesi is Intellectual
Tho rough weather that prevails about the
islands prevents revenue cutters from np-
rroa ching Tho shore close enough to be OF any
service II they 90 close enough for service
thay run, i'm Rlinent risk OF being dashed
uron tie shore and wrecked. The
darkness that prevail. for sixteen to
increases the risks run md prevents those
atloat from seeking marauders. Even with all
these obstacles one vessel can only guard q
small coast. He thinks that a police ratrol OF
sufficient strength should he stationed on
shore and patrol the coast. A vessel. too.
should he ken. there to act In conjunction
with the land guard. The natives. he says. ara
almost worthless as guards hut. under Amer
leans as superior officers. could In time be
made effective watchmen.