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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
Sn.ugeIers Are slippery.

SAN FEAHCISco. Dec. 10. The smuggling team
schooner Louis Olsen Slipped into the harbor
late last night, but was promptly seized by
customs officers. Nothing Illicit was found on
her. and the natural inference Is that she has
dumped somewhere along the coast the cargo
Of fifty Chinese and S5OOOO worth Of opium
that she took on ut Victor ria in September. Tie
in August from the japan Sea. The Captain
libellei her for wages. and recovered what e
demanded. Then she was sent to Victoria.
and FROM Trustworthy sources it was learned
she had gone into smuggling Chinese and
opium in imitation "f the notorious yacht
Hacyon. Her Captain gives her last port as
Sor,uGgah Bay. on the Oregon coast. hut hs
refused to say where he had spent the rrcvi-
oIls two months. The customs officers have
ratrolled the coast for NIFTY miles to prevent
The Olsen from landing her cargo. hut II looks
as though they had l. cen outwiited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
SHOT DEAD IN A Duel.


BRussEIa. Dec. 30-Maior Gillian Of the
Guards and Eugene Vanherbcrgen. Krupp's
resident agent. fought u duel in private gar
den ON tho Bots de In Cambre last night. VAN
ierbergen was shot through the heart and
dleG instantly.
The two mon had been on bnd terms for SOW
eral months. in consequence OF their rivalry
for tho friendship OF u notorious woman. On
Monday night. dcsrito repeated warnings to
cease his attentions to her, Nandcrbcrgen mp
psarcd with her in n box at the Theatre Royal
do Pare. A brother onccr saw tho pair and
summoned Giilain by messenger TO the
theatre. Gillian waited at the exit and. after
abusing Nnnderbergen. told the woman she
must choose between them. The woman ran
but Gillain overlook her and stoppeh hfr., NJ.
She then told him that she han cd VI bis
opportunities and would not see him again:
Giliain then lett. aud Nand"rhetGcn believed
tho incident would bc without serious conse-
uurnccS Uu Wednesday evening he AMI
friend from Berlin "ntelcd "A Ger garden.
whore Gillian and severa! other nf'lrers sat AT
IL table. As \andr! bc!gen walked Ivy the
table G,iiain rose and lost led him almost from
his feet. Nnndcrh.rgcn struck hm with OMEN
hand on the cheek. Tin the same evening ill.
lain's second communicated challenge TO
tolls. as he vas an eSpert shot and Gillian was
ce'ebr,t cd for his SIX I'll ~ u inarksman.
On tho first exchange VI shots ,iiiiain's
Was EazSd . on MI oStc Mor or
Nnnderlergcn was exceptionally popular
among officers and husincs. men in this city.
and the announcement to-day n' the manner
OF Ills death has made II painful impression in
Giiiain il considered to have hocn blame
worthy throughout Che a. nir and he probably
passed usually upon military duel lists Tho
woman in tho case has Disappeared
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
DOC UORIH LIHING OYER.
Went Over Niagara nnd Lives. mud q T:sat-
rirnI Manager IL Charged with Stealing. II.

riraI Manager Ii Charged with St-uIInf II.
Horace do I.isser. manager OF The Vest
crner' company. was arrested at Warsaw. y.
y, Friday, charged with petit larceny. under
peculiar circu,nstunces.' said a New York
friend OF that manager ION Sunday. Dec. !.
DE lisscrs com panv was lying over at Niagara
Falls Tho members OF the company went ont
to look about the Falls. and descended the
siuirway leading to the bridge to Luna Island.
While they were on the bridge II large and line
Newfoundland dog came ont Of the bushes
an Luna Island and went down into the water.
where he stood OH n rock ana began drinking,
lie slipped Off OF the rock. and. in spite Of his
frantic efforts to swim t. tho shore. no was
carried into the swift current nnd swept over
the American Falls. The actors harred
to IL spot where there they roG,l look
over the great p:ecihicc. aud. 10 Their
great amaHrmon.. saw that III" dog
had not been killed ~ the IriEht'ul
plunge. Int was struggling in tine seelhing
water at IN" loot al tho tails. am! tty!n: 10
drag himself the rocks ~ IN" side OF tho
cave al the Winds horh"e do i.s.cr and hi,
brother made II ha"tv descent q the long
stairs leading to the Gave uf the Winds. ana
arrived there Ia tim. 10 rrscn. he dog. ! IN
only injury il received Wa Il had "a, II, lls
iinrik. which was blrtdin. rroiat-iy. TL.,wo
men carried IN" dog up s'airs and secured mo
wounds, A man n the crowd mat !ulrnN
"
two Ds listers hnd saved INC dogs Ii.e h"
would make them u Present ol II.
Tho company played III Niagara ans on
Monday night. II nclghnui ing town on lu"5day
night. ami on Wednesday they went to War
saw. taxing the dog with iG"in. In that place
De Iisser made an arrangement Win livery
stable keeper to take caro- ~ tho dog until II
recovered from It's wounds. Inst wee& De
.isser sent IL man t" Warsaw to get ne ,".
but the livery stable man snii he dilnt know
where the dog WA. On Thursday Horace do
Iisser went to Warsaw to srr about the dog,
Yes / know where the dog is. said tho
iiverymun. nut u du.: that has been carried
over Niagara Falls and still lives Is worth y
good deal more than what you are paying mo
Tor caring for II. You viii have to come down
with $40 before yJu get that dog.
AS tho dog Ind been given him by the man
who said he was It's owner DO lisssr swore
| ont u warrant for tho arrest OF tho liveryinan
on a charge OF larceny The man was not to
be found. but on Friday he returned 70 town.
lie hau with him tho superintendents Of Police
of Niagara Falls amt unt"ri! and policemah
mens declared that he was the owner Of tho
dog and d" had DE lisscr arrested on q charg"
q: To,it larceny for taking II away from the
Falls They took De Lisser 10 Niagara Falls.
and Justice vi tn" Peace thero heiu MN 10
answer the CHARGE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
CLEVELAND HAS A BUSY DAY.
,ErBEsFyTiTIpE GEAR TALKS TARIFF
CONFESSION TO HIW.
r,.r There Arc n Good Many senators to
J. Re chosen senator Carlisle Sisits Hss-
Mr. Cleveland Cheered ut the Theatre.

r r,.r. Arc N Good Many senator. to
r. Re chosen senator Carlisle visit. R'.-
Tno Hon. william Bourke Cochran was Mt
mo- , lie started for washington at noon.
nsnt made TOT srS reporter the dny before;
sn1Trsn'p rn nc ss,a am no,
."o psnoa, business u was not summoned by
nnr ala WIS ses him ut his ONCE
nhas been stated"
Mr.. Cleveland had ON. Of tho busiest days in
man. Rcrrcscnta,ive Compton OF Maryland.
representative Anthony of Texas. and Repro
Visitors. senator YES, tells Very in';, r,
thu, MIR. cleveland will not discuss the make
y. "a i, r"ee All Efforts to draw him ont on Mi.
,ss,e on tho tayit question than other sub
'.rts uc is Interested more or less in tho
senatorial contests in the various states out.
aide OF New York,
The tight in New Jersey IL tho latest , 'hat mas
Nvnt stint, work ed I'm raj fnr Mr. llsyelanl MT
No Chicago Conv.ntion. Vow ihe ion. Jim
smith Of Newark il orp"sing Gov. Albeit Tor
.,n u. M M orsm;, r i,i,vninrd fnvors thu AZ.
I inc,;"n "f Mr. smiihl Tin SENATORIAL GWht in
Texas woa hrom,ht IN Tho attention OF Mr.
avaIaM whS M ntb"ny va fsvors th return a.
scpatnr Hoyar a. Wiiis. GOV. Hogv is a cnnli.
date however. and interesting dcvelopments
wa wa Nv nocteI 49, fhie Iircciion "
'John f. Mitcheii %. Wi.ron.in WINS another
| Of Mr. Cleyeiand's visitors YESTERDAY. senator
~ NitrhsI 1I for Vics. presiisnt MI Mitchell
iscornscted with the chicago. Milwaukee &C. and
| r. Paul Raiiroad. IIe received several votes
~, w. MIN as candidate for 'nited States SEN.
,ior is Gen. bragg. The author OF tho famous
ssmnrt cnnccrninp Mr. Cleveland We love
HIM Tor the enenirs no has made" Mr. ulevo-
land is very friendly to Gen. Bragg.
Tha most importnnt supiect which Mr.
CLEVELAND discussed was that submitted to
him by congressman GeRr. Tho California
,'Uneressman believes that the Democrats OF
the House should nppoint a Tariff Commits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
10000 PllgrIuls Espccted In Rome,

ROME. Dec. 20. Tho Vatican has been in
formed that NJ II recent council Of the Italian
Ministry it was decided TO take special meas
nres to protect the pilgrims comm. to Italy on
tho occasion OF The jubilee Of Pope Leo. who
was preconi2ed as Archbishop Of )amota on
Jan. ~. lS43. 1t is rNpectr, that nh"ut 10000
pilgrims will visit ltoale in tn" latter Part nl
January and in February 10 attend the cole
brations in honor OF the !ftieth anniversary IT
the rontin's elevation TO the ep .capa! dignity.
or these it is expected that not less than 1000
will be from he United States Tn" repao OF
ltome nre anxious to see rs many pilgrims ~
possible. now That trad" is depressed and
taxes oppressive. The Cabinet. therefore. is
DESTROYS of having i nnhcrstorl abroad that
ample precautions will h., taken for the
curity OF all who come, and that there will lie
TO repetition OF ths scenes viii Ii attended tho
French pilgrimage to Rome.
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100000 which draws NO interest. In view Of
no applied the Commissioner. recommends
that $5O0O0O be paid to the Indians ut once In
addition to tho quarterly payments. It lie be-
iisyed that the Com issione y visws coincide
with those ri the Secretary. and therefore his
approval Of the recon m ndations Ia exbected.
II Ia said at the Indian ONCE, that this tribe.
which now numbers about 1.50O. has nearly
ss.5OO..00 in cash to its credit In the United
I,IU7UOO acres OF land valued Mt lenst at s.
AN acre. which. according to numbers. makes
tho Osages tho wealthicst community OF any
race in the world.
The President has proclaim cd definite ar AZ.
rnngement OF commerClal .resirroctw WIN
rangem ent is to take effect from and after Doc
81, 1892
Secretary Tracy has returned to Washing
ton and was at the Navy Department today.
He saws hu will awnrd tho contracts for tht>
cruisers Brooklyn aud Iowa early next week.
Mr.. Lnmbertson. Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury, authorizes the statement that he II
not u candidate for Senator from NehrasEa.
and that no ardontly desii es the reelection OF
Senator Paddock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31

ROME Dec 80. The Holy Father is greatly
incensed Mt the opposition displayed against
Archbishop Satoli and peaceful and moder-
ate solution OF the school question in the
United States. The Pope has already on sew
eral occa sions given express on TO his feelings
on the SUBJECT with considerable warmth.
Speaking recently To- one OF his contidants
lie Is reported to have said: They isatollrs
opponents' want to forca tn" holy Sec to TO-
treat. hut the Pore viii not ho repul srd.
In the document which is now being pre-
pared Mt the Vatican the prudence and wis
dom which Mgr. SRtoll Displayed IN his prop
ositons for II settlement OF the school question
are spoken Of with much praise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
Th- Proposed Lanruri 4" Health on
.IrMlLM..

A meeting Of the committee in rhHiG" III tho
dinner which it j. rruI os"d 10 gIN"nr III, J"D-
kins Health bn!crr If the Port Of Ncw York.
IN recognition Of las services nuriu: no
threat cncd INVASION uf cholera last summer.
was held last evening in :hr Hotel N''ruan,in.
Dr. George Tucker HARRISON presided, me
committee has already -, eiN"u 81 ~ SELs"rip-
tions. committee MAS npi"iHt" last i.isht
to secure u suiiUll" place IN Wliirl to hold he
banquet. Mr.. Harrison -aih tndt the "rHi init
tee had cen Os"rwlIslpI"d with letters from
persons IN luNoroi IN" ptO'""i .in"i'lIlrG many
who had been TiaraEtIiicJ daring tho
epidemic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
L1SKEK AT PHIL4DELPHIi.
He DeTcNts volgt In II Gnme Lasting FOR
Elghty.One Moves.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 90. = This evening
Lasker played his second game against Voigt
Mt the Franklin Chess Club The visitor had
tho black men. and ndoptrd the Sicilian de-
fence. The OF enng moves IAN exactly tho
same way as in the game between De Wiser
nni Iaskrr. played Mt the brooklyn Chess
club some time nsm strange to sn,.
ted the same error MS his predecessor.
namely. ho removed his kings bishop to
bishops third. allowing the black knight I"
enter at QB:J. ON the twentieth NOV. hlack
won II pawn and then went upon II mating en-
petition. hut got his queen hottie upat I.
danger OF losing their queens. ut III" OK
change OF Theses pieces was finally brought
about.
Atter ihe aicLlr 4 ret innve Nnint rnsinnnd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
How the Latest Idea IN Jackets and Trousers
should Work In Practice.

THE Sun recorded. some days ago. the fact
that citizen OF Rochester had blessed all m on
OF family by inveuting pair Of trousers. and
Jacket to match. which. so to speak. patched
themselves when respectively ont at tho el-
bows. the seat or the knees, The Rochester
man has conquered the problem that had
heretofore stnmron ne 'ailors who had tried
boys fond u sport without using sheet iron.
by setting u patch OF the original cloth inside
knee Of the trousers. where the most
wear comes. When the garment wears
through the cleverly concealed patch appears
and al that ia necessary r. make the garment
as good rs now IL to darn g tl,e hole in" 80 as
TO preserve the attern intact. The Patent
granting u patent for the long felt want. The
patches are so arranged that 1t Is Impossible
for them to lose their proper place in the gar
m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
MIR. GRACE MENTIONS COlDERT.
A Interview In Baltimore on M. Cleve-
lands AutI-Murphy Declaration.

A Interview In Baltimore on Mr.. Cleve.
lands Aati-Murphy Declaration.
.lALr1MonK Doc COX Mayor William r.
Grace OF New York arrived here from WASH
ington last night. 1t is understood that lie
kaue South as bearer o! 4 message from Mr..
Cleveland to Senator Carlisle. urging him to
accept the Treasury portfolio.
In reference to M Cleveland's recent an
nuuncement that he is opposed! 10 tho selec-
7 ton Of Edward Murphy. Jr.. as United states
Senator, Mr. Grace said: Mr. Cleveland has
expressed to Mr.. Murphy himself. to Richard
Croker. TO Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan. and to others
the same views in regard t" the senstorship
f Ss " ever sins The eanddacy q Mr. Murphy
" have heard It said that Mr.. Cleveland. Ike
many other New York nem"crats. tnkes the
ground that he n"mnasi9 On. OF M M1rnny .M
pen. who appear to control the legislature.
her than the desire Of ne Dswncr fis OF the
some Hs'' man a%S'n from New york CITY: lie
wS" would G" he able S s aa tns
Afuence it may he necessary to exert IN ORDER
n ss Hnys % tie to
.ivc my expression "f Mr.. Cleveland's views
Fin regard to tho Senatorshir. hut what | say
fsmm %sephHf Hail ef%s tS Is Ssv
lnTk yuAcNlEe. WtlrI ~ ~ NV p''i-
tcians who control tho city and State Govern
ments. ! do not thing the mass New YORK
Democrats favor Mr.. Murphy for Senator.
1T seems TO me that II the election Of a
\ Senator is to he effected by tine Democratic
j8arty Instead Of By the machine the first i'm
!snant requisite OF candidate should he
ressively in favor Of the measures which Mr..
0evela nd has always advocated. and which he
night deem necessary TO recommend to Con-
Fess for the heneht Of tho whole country and
M the rromotion and elevation OF the best in
efests OF the nation.
so far .s New York city is concerned: when.
yoke en- Of there. the name OF Mr.. Frederic X.
Csudrrt is mentioned, NJ. routlert IL q man
nd oratorical power. is the peer OF any man
hthr United States Senate to-day.
Mr. cleveland has probably said In regard
70 Mr. Nurphy's candidacy all hs intends to
~. and he would not have said Rnvthtng II
add not consider It necessary to call the MT
linton q the people to the facts that the
sutti II yvEsrs! to Mr., Murply's candidacy.
s.nmathat the caucus PROMISED t. 10 hold in
Aloahy will be cut-an!l DIR led amir to regis
efihs wills OF u few individuals"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
where Yesterday. Fire. Were.

= 90 fence IN yards Of 10 and 20 First avenue,
extended TO a wOodsh.d IN one al tho yards. Annie
STRIVE damage 500: 200. 3I3 Pleasant avenue
Mary Hopkins, damage so; 1885,. s"l First avenue
Carl Klein damage s25; 1910 III Duane street. Rob.
ert O. Thomas. no damage; hoo. 4o+ East Houston
street, I'd ward ,Tern. damAg. sught.
,la,lh, ai5 E1st st'snIy,th,rd street Abraham
ira spneli, damage $500; i:i5. 3i5 East seventy,
ihirt street frank Hlayac damsge Sl6: 500 3ot
M,lsrt street Da'il barbtr damage ,ria'ng 5;io,
slight. ,25 2.32l THIRD avenue. Henry Roster dam
age 500. $40 ,iI -tty tifih avenue Old Church, no
damage 10 32H East Fighi eighth street Alexander
ro.l% damage $50 7;so lss Ms,t IhiItyssssn,h
TWEEN ty.second street. Dunno same damage SlUl:
. ;<5 6U6 Eleventh avenue, fotter& Co. dam age $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
The Explosion at the Pur,. Police Once

PARIS. Dec 3O.-M. iiu;in. formerly a Bou-
langist agent. has been arrested on suspicion
of having caused tho explosion Mt the Pre-
lecture NJ Police yesterday He is believed to
have been the instrument Of ia. remnant Of
the BoulnnCist party and the Royalists IN the
matter, and to have Uurros.d th. Inaugural
in order that in tho accompanying confusion
tho republic might be wrecked
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
The Indian National nnrr~ss.

C.LcUrT,. Dec. :,u.-Seven hundred dele
gates were present ut the meeting to-day OF
the Indian National Congress ut hilahahad.
tho capital Of the Northwest provinces The
Congress- includes many Of the ablest OF the
native Indians ana the resolutions submitted
showed tho growing spirit in favor Of Indian
sell. government. A resolution was presented
wero not allowed to elect REPRESENTATIVES To
the Council 81 the Nicerov. The resolution
WAS referred 10 Il committee. but the manner
nf its reception showed the Increasing Inru-
larity, Of tho movement for a national Indian
dnced asking the indian Government not tn
doal with the currency question h.'ore the
public had been enabled to discuss the report
Of the Herschrll committee on the subject,
and a resolution was ais" presented demand
ing the separation Of IuGica, from executive
functions il Indian 0tllcinls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
4 VERY ECCENTRIC DUKE
Remark able DolMas Of the tzar's Cousin In
Central Asia.

ODESSA. Dec. 30. -Totters from Tashkcnd
report that Gen. Baranok. who recently died
at that town. and is generally believed to have
rrehend the results Of the adm illustrative re-
Turkestan. had in hand at tho time Of his
death n commission o! exceptional dclicacy
and difficulty. He had beon deputed to invcs-
tiEate md report upon the conduct OF the
Grand Duke Nicholas Constantinovitch. the
Cars cousin. who has lived in exile in central
Asia since tho painful drama which. twenty
wears ngo. brought about the Disgrace Of his
imperial Iiighncss.
Tho Grand Dukes manner Of living IN CEN
trail Asia Is described MS strange beyond meas
ure. 80 extraordinary. indeed, that many rro-
pie suppose him to ir either d"ncntcd or adj
about hin, is excessive. and all mis- people
tremble Mt their masters approach. atelr.
the Grand Duke has had II magnificent palace
nnY at In1hksndi nHt he live nc in an
person whom he married il II fit "f eccentri-
city. and whom lie constantly heats. Another
OF his peculhrties is to wear both at home
and abroad n native robe or kha!nt. which re-
sembles a robs de chnmbrr. aud is neither rich
in appearance nor Tree from rents. At Ms
orders are some twenty trail CosSacks. who
carry out his everv command with bind ohe.
dience: More than once It has hnri-ntd that
tho Prince to uunish people who have orcnd-
Ell him. has hn,i then hurie! up to their necks
in the sand. while their heads were left OK
doctor who was sm6cct.I TO ibis Iartnrous
treatment suffered so terribly that he went ont
OF his mind. 1t il. therefore. y" matter for
wonder that complaints Of the Grand Dukes
structons were sont to Gen. Earnnok to ins,i-
tuts an inquiry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
The Trouble Between y. =. and w. T. ID.
Stokes.

Edward s. Stokes Of the Hoffman House was
at the T"mbs Police Court yesterday. His
presence there was the ground for supposi-
ton that he desired warrant for the arrest
on n charge Of criminal libel Of lis cousin,
". +. D. Stokes, who. in his recent appl icatio
to tho Supreme Court for receiver Tor the
Hoffman House. accused Edward S. stokes OF
dishonest management OF tn" hotel Edward
s. Stokes has threatened to bring IL civil suit
for damages against his cousin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31

PARIS. Dec 30 Premier Eibot held con-
ference TO-DAY with NJ. Loubet. Minister OF tho
Interior. and N. Bourgeois. Minister OF JUS
measures 10 Illustrate the plans rf tho soriai-
lists aud Anarchists Of Paris. matter tor
special con sdcra'iOn WIS the proposed organ
purpose Of taxing advantage II he present
puiitiraI excitement to overthrow The present
form OF CuNrrnment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
TInayenes's Arrest Vacated.

Justice Trua1 Of the Supreme Court has va
Gated the order upon which Teemaaus y.
Timayenes was arrested In q suit by Peter y.
the Minerva Publishing COMPANY. The Justice
says.
telling the TRUTH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
E,n., viii Bald ~ Great Bridge.

LONDON. Dec. 81. The Paris corresr ondeDt
Of tho S'andari says that NJ. Eifsl has secured
tho contract 10 build a gigantic bridge across
the Nova. His bid was Sl5DUO.OU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
The Bush.J.ounsberry Cont-.r.

shSGsToN. y. Y. Dee. 30 The hearing he
t'sJu ge Parker in the election contest for
|smt"r Of Assembly in the Second Ulster
fs'rct. between G.nrGn II Eush. Democrat.
pa james Iounsh":rv, Republican. 'l~ latter
wing received the cer,0rn'. Of election from
L.ded this afternoon Much Testimony was
zen regarding III" alleged married. ballots.
Ebony Malta ties iii"h e. marking the ballots
~ lead pen"ii and William LAZY testified
,HmArs to bo DASHED alter voting to r""onirrnsa
IN for railroad fare, Several witnesses tes-
.lss to the, voting OF marked ballots at tho
= Even polls.
HE defence declined to introduce any testl-
lsShy stating that they would wait TO produce
kae. es and papers bsfors the legislative
amittee. when II is appointed. 1t is alleged
Unmarked ballots have recently been found
,lsss been voted in the town OF Harden.