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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29

Ithlca y. Y. March - Spccian-The department OF
Ella heal archaeology. under the direction of Dr. Alfred
Emerson. has developed during The present year nm
usual strength DR.. Emcr on has not only given clnss-
room Icc'rrcs. Illustrated by unusually line collcc-
ton 0f View taken largely by himself but ha, nso
given number Of popular lccturs the subject open
- nll members Of the university.
The combined gloe. banjo. mandolin ana guitar clubs
began their tour for lr93 with concert In Rochester
Friday evening
II l. announced that Professor Henry r. williams
will accept the Ocr mad" him 10 succeed prufc. ,or
Dtu ut Nulc
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YALE.

Ncw.u Haven Conn, March 81 (Speclal).-Baseba!i
games have been arranged for the Yale team a. fol
lows April o. with New-YOrk league club at New
York; April %, with the staten Island Athletic 'uo
mt New-IIaven; April -, Enslewood Field Clup a'
New.IIaven: May >. Brown University at NewiiaVa
Nav 49, Brown University at Providence May ~.
University OF Michigan at New Haven, and Ju'F Io'
University Of Vermont at Newllaven.
The following are rowing In the university
pract!ceboat: stroke, Gaaudci, 93. l72 pounds
seven. Ives. 49, ia pounds; Six, Paine '34, 1oo
pounds: five Graves. 49, .. l75 ponnd' ionr'
Ilartwe T.. e.. 173 pounds; three, Van liuNcK' 3D.
s. ia pounds; two, Ballet, o. 10s pounds DOW
d. Rogers, '03, $50 pounds EXCap'aih OooH mas
sent word that lie will not he able TO come up anu
coach the candidates during the Easter recess ana
thus far IL has not been possible to find competent
coach willing 10 undertake the work during the PERIOD
In question.
The trustees of the new Yale preparatory school al
Ilskeville Conn. which will he opened next fal an
nounce the appointment Of Professor u. 4. coy
OF Phillips Andover Academy, US head master ana
Professor David T. Comstock, of the same institution,
as as. lstant head master OF the new SCHOOL ITO
lessor Coy Is at present at the hoad OF The "reeh
department IT And0ver. lie was graduated from
Yale In 60 Professor Comstock IS graduate OF
Amherst ara at present is the head Oh the h'''i NC
nrtment at Andover.
The faculty of Yale has offered Professor H. ).
Williams, of Cornell University chair Of geology
After the Easter recess caps and GOWNS VI INC
oxford type will be worn by members oi te senior
clas. IN the academic department
The new officers Of the Phi Beta Kappa socie'9
ny, II. X Merritt president: a. l.. WheeleT vice
uresldent j. H. Wariiock secretary +. W. Hecinahcc
rofeSIor Peck Of the acsdcmical department. and
Troe~ or Brastow Of the theological department, WI"
not accept places with the new Chicago University ~
las been reported they would
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Swarlmorc. Penn. March - (-pccian. The staG
~ editor, for Volume MI ~ Tho Phoenix" organized
on Friday a. follows: Ei In Chef. John l.. Carver
'D3 associates. Ellen Williams 'g3. and Flank =.
P,owncL Nc. Esther Snton 90. David Il. Rushm0rs
o. Helen Hillbou -. Charlie, -. white % 0nl
Bertha L. Erowncn 'oi: Lutincss manager Henry e.
Turner %. assistant Joseph G. Emlcy %.
\ Joint meeting Of ihr committees appointed r. m
the stockholders board " manager, ana Somcryillc
Literary Spcrtv. ~ aid the latter IN Is attempt
erect a piil,' gymnasium at SVnithmOrc. was lately
hold in Philadelphia. II reported that 1880 Of
tho required $4,000 has been subscribed or pledged
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Geneva. y. y. N1f' - l~peclu-ry N"Hr,n. ins'
admitted - probate cd Arson Sutherland of Batavia.
'ho am o. $4,000 3, ioc to Hobart College 10 '--
'ullr pu,c scholarship. f. D., known as The
sutherland p,ll.s ptlcal pilc.'
The Rev. Walter 1Lomp-on. ~ Gariison's founder
4 tn Thompson p';cs visited m" college last week.
ard preached In the chap"l S'mday evening During
10, stay II WIS nr ouncod that three prizes. which
aavo Icon renewed from year 90 y"ar 10 BE- placed
"a u permanent foundation. The faculty Hrr further
empowered g. divid" th" income of III" fand into
.cyc.dl prize. at present. or 20 mn>, I'm one
pril1. II AZ any Lmc thar course may sam adt able
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ACTIVE NORMAL COLLEGE, GIpIs

The Normal College girls greatly pleased over
the adjustment OF term and class examinations. Here.
after no examinations will BE- held except from cand
dates for admission and candidates for graduation.
The concert given by the Normal College students IN
Music Hall week ago WIS rs eminent IA financial sue
cess rs 1t social and musical. Nearly 81 800 WINS
cleared This will be spent In procuring new books for
the uumnnc library
The college girls arranging for fair 10 be given
In the Interests Of the kindergarten work. which Is SIM
ported by tho students. The mlr viii De given under
the auspices OF the nlumnne and Of the two literary
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DELAWARE

Newark. Del, March 20 spcciall Captain Brooks
Ross has inst announced the college baseball team
for the season. The players and positions Arm
strong. catcher Mclaughlin pitcher and third Ia 20
Ross. captain, third base nnd pitcher; lIasslnecr
first base Woodland stevens. second base Putt short
stop X Martin. ieft-fcld; Donoho centreneld; Tay-
Tor. neht-feld; substitutes. A. q. Plumb and f. H..
Richards
The spring meeting Of the bonrd OF trustees Of
the college took place on Tuesday. with attendance
OF twenty members. Several resolutions relating 10
the military department prsscl. Il. n result OF
soMo difference VI opinion between President RAM
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LAFAYETTE

sou,h petbIehem. Penn, March 81 tSpeclal).-The
Mining Cub elected officers Us follows: II. Ortiz. 9o
president W. Davis 90. viceprsi(lcnt: y. BANKS V3
secretary. and Joseph Barrol. '92. treasurer.
The commencement day speakers selected by t"c
faculty are: william Russell Davis. valedlctorah
" s. r. Ashmead, salutaorian; X. l.. Baird ana j. ~
r. A. Scluman '0J won the medal for the one gam
ing thc rcatet number Of points mt the winter meeting
Of the athletic association
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STATE NORMAL COLLEGE.

Albany. March 81 (speclaD. -Excurslons 10 the
Dudley observatory have been popular among the
students during the winter, and the proposed re-,
movr of the institution H. more accessible site f.
regarded with murkcd approval bv all members II
the college.
1t IS under consideration TO establish II chapter OF
the Agus,Z Association among the students.
IlaHs are being maturcd bv one nf the college,
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TUFTS COLLEGE

Tufts College. Mass. March - fSpeclaD.-A con
oert for the benefit Of the basc.a team will De given
by II. G. Carter. 02. ard W. 5. small. %. with the
assistance Of others whose names are not yet an
nourced.
The petition for chapter Of Obi Beta Gamma h-~
becn unanimously approved by the senate Of the
united chapters Of that Or:nniza lion.
The frt bail game OF the season will be PLAYED
on the campus with Phillips Andover Academy e9
Fat Doy.
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SMITH COLLEGE.

northampton, Mass. March - (SpccaD.-A college
union is - he formed the plan of the one at Vale 80
tim, members may Dc kept informed Of the general
work Of The college In varors matters II IS suggested
that meetings bc he'd In the old gymnasium and n T.,
hopel TINT time in Tie future there may le n
special building fOl this purpose. Miss jordan pro.
f.ssOr Of rhetoric. i active In this new movement
Il has been voted by the different, Glasses 10 hove -
college pin OF the clHSes have cnss pins win
thc exception OF The freshmen. who have Introduced
one for themselves this year.
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.
HARVARD
PROFESSOR JOHN w. WHITE WILL NOT GO TO
CHICAGO.


Cambridge. Mass. March 81 (speciaD.-The best
piece OF that Harvard men have heard TOT
long time the announcement OF Professor 'ohh
w. Whites decision TO remain at Harvard, ana his
refusal entertain the atcrng propositions maze 10
him to come 10 Chicago University. More dates Tor
games have been made this year than ever before ana
this coupled with the fact that for the hrst unc III
three years, Harvard plays both Yale and Princeton
and that the nine Is stronger this year than II mas
been Tor years. to point TO the most successful
baseball season since the famous 1855 nine carried
everything before it. The first game OF the season
will be played next saturday. April >, with AhdoVe'
on Jarvis Field and the first OF the following week
the nine starts OIL on its Easter vacation trip The
men who will make up the nine on this "Trip haVe
not been selected yet but by the last Of the week
IL will be definitely known how the team will he made
up. 'eThe two batteries are sure to be Bates ana
linton. and Highlands and Cobb, and all the old men
OF last years team who are playing ball this year
will go the trip.
In the university crew, one two changes nave
been made during the last week. Lyman has been
nut into the boat for the last few days, rowing al
four and Pantoul. who at four alternates Win
Winthrop at two. Vail is rowing every day In the
par-oar for fifteen minutes only, and WITHIN thIee
weeks IL Will be known whether he can stand the
regular work of training not. Weed has gone 70
his class crew So at present. sade, VAIL ana e'her
Winthrop or Pantoul las the daily arrangement may be-
are the only ones who be considered rs SUD
stltutes
At a meesng of the United States National Lawn
Tennis Association held In New YORK Hast w rn 1t
ment, TO be held annually AT Harvard halolal
tournament. Within week circulars VIII DC sent -
,ha tonrpament 1t will be held the early part OF
MAY on the dirt courts Of Jarvis Field
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford. March ~ specisi The annual winter
meet Of the Trinity College Athletic Association held
on Thursday evening, was Of unusual interest
This from the fact that handsome silver chal.
enge cup offered by the association for the class
winning the greatest number Of points. The prizes
awarded by Miss Hart assisted by Professor f. S.
Luther. The Macrackcn cup, for the best alLaround
man In the exhibition was awarded g. Miller y1.
The judges gave tho class cup " the class OF 93 by
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LAFAYETTE.

Ea.ton Penn. March - Special -Professors
Yorngnan and March and DR.. Cable are Dh'y IN
lexicograplcal work Tie new English dictionary -
appear next fall.
Tho juniors in mining cncineering are making
voy OF mines In Northern New jersey. The senior. III
cyil engineering recently made detailed lnveslgu-
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81. LOIINIS COLLEGE

Annapolis, March "a (SpccaD.-The bill appI Jprl
ting sum Of money for the college has passed the
Senate and ii h anticipated will meet with no opposi.
ton In It's fn1l passage.
some additional gifts have recently been made to
the endowment fund. which continues 10 grow.
Bishop Adams, OF EnstOD. has accepted the invita-
ton TO preach the laccaaurcate scimon on June 20
General Bradley 7. johnson. VI baltimore Md VIII
deliver the address before the Philblian Society nj
tho annual celebration. on June -.
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ppooxtyy POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

President Cochran returned from Florida last Mon
sov after q vacation OF some three weeks.
The athletic association will hold indoor games Tor
class championship oo April and 10 IN the new
gymnasium A., ,, Ia.
vv..ek and liz nrst lecture. "The COLLECTION ana
preservation Of Insects given Wednesday W
Us president, C. L. Clark.
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CENTENARY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

IIacke,t.tovn. y. j.. March - (Spccal)-The senior
class Of 1892 was organized By Dr. Whitney last sat
nrlay morning. Tie elias Is of the largest III tle
history of the school and the scholarship Of the studehts
s,r,.o. that Of any former class. The honOS Of the
rt,is ur,. President Frank r. BarnZ; vce-ppsident,
Pagan; secretary O. ". Hill: treasurer, J. f. Rice.
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OBERIiN.

Oberlln. March D. C>peclal-Thc Musical Union Is
ulrcldy mahng preparations for the commencement
coucert The union now numbers over 200 voices
Professor q. j. Wright has been absent for some
time giving series of lectures before the LOwcl
Institute. on So The Antiquity and Origin Of the Human
ffuc
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ST. STEPHENS COLLEGE.

Annandale, ~ ". March 81 CSpcciaD.- This weeks
sermon In tho Lenen preached BY the Rev.
DR.. s. ID. Mcconnell. OF Philadelphia, who spoke ON
by Their Works Ye Shall Know Them The sermon
was listened to by a large congregation.
Several Of the students OF the General Theological
Seminary. New York. have been at st. Stephens re
Gently, visiting their alma mater. The daily chapel
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THE GOOD WORK OF ADELBERT COLLEGE.

TIE GOOD WORK OF ADELbbhi OohH
Cleveland March - SpecaD'-A receIi' eN"'',, 'ar
ton Into tie history OF Western hcser'1 S,,u re.
,,auort ColIoca-show, the following interesting re-
~ of its slxty-slx years history. from $50 70 io'
n, Whole number OF graduates Is over ooo anu y,
other, who have partially enjoyed Instruction w.S'
n, walls about 500 more. As it was the hVo"eu oo'9.'
Of the college to raise up an educated ministry "
motto being Christie ct Ecclesae'-t VIII serve "
show low well this object has been iuihiied "ne. we
lind from the general catalogue OF 1000 ,nie y, 10
noted tr,-1ees-among whom have been David Hudsoh.
,,. nov DIR storrs Reuben Hitchcock william H.
t,rson Truman T. Handy II. l.. lurlbut the Kew
Dr. H. C. Haydn, the Rev. DR.. Eleroy Gurus; ueoISc
H. Ely ex Governor Charles Foster h. r. i'achh n II
g. r. ~ Welcr william |. Chamberlain Jonn H.
woods samuel Mathsr the Rev. DR.. Ebehezer DUST
nell John C. Lee Samuel Williamson ana
dents Jnmes a. Garfield and ltntherioru d. hd'o' i
about One-thlrd have been minister's
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services and the perfect quiet Of the place have ''
attracted others here for Lentcn visits.
The baseball team will begin work as soon a. ~.
weather permits outdoor practice. }. VI. Nei'eF" VI
the senior class Is manager this year. ,,,.. ,
The warden in his bIble studies on the bOp"' ~
samuel has now begun series Of lectures On the lie
OF David.
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literary societies for the establishment 0, oo'' -.
nuper. The president is Interested anu s''c' '"'
cordial approval to the enterprise. iii, .,o
An athletic association has been ors'aNoi .Ssc
,rounc officers President. Hunt secretary, nul ne
,,rcT sr,eter director OF atheiics' Mcf'r"i'
4 baseball club /, now being orgahiZcu'
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societies of the college. the Alpha Beta Gamma ana the
PhilOmathean. -. ,..o.,ur ,ooi
The annual debate between these two literary soci'
cities will take place In the second week Of May Inc
subject OF debate Is not yet selected.
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ST LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY.

Cation, y. V, March ~ (opecal.-Mcmorill ser
vices were held In the college chapel Thursday,
March II, and in the Universalst Church on sunday,
March 90 In memory Of DR.. J. II. Chaplin. for twenty
years a professor and lecturer In the college
Professor C. VI. Baker has teen Obliged TO give up
his classes on Of Ill health, and g. r.. Harde,
Harvard, has been engaged 10 hear bis classes for the
remainder Of the term.
Miss Inez Jones. '76. elected president Of the
New York Alumni Association Of Kappa Kappa
Gamma. organized at Barnard College. March 3.
At a meeting Of the Reading Room Association held
March 49, Professor Henry Priest was elected president
for the ensuing year.
Rehealsals have been begun by the College Dramatic
Association OF Der Nee ais OIel.' 10 be presented
IN May.
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MASSACHUSETTS INsrirUTE oF rEcHNoLOGY.

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
Boston. March % (specaD.-Tle corporation has
decided to erect fve'story building adjoining the
Engineering Building In Trinity Place for the archl
tectursl department The rooms in the Walker build
ing used by the architects viii probably be given
up TO the chemical department.
Lieutenant Hawthorn has secured permission from
Governor Russell for the BATTALION to drt In the South
lArmory. ana the exercises will be held there Ia the
future instead OF at the gymnasium.
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one half point over 'a2 The seniors protested, ana
the final decision postponed. ..,
The baseball team is p:actsing Regularly outoI uoiS
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d ,h army officer Lieutenant +. c. brooks VIZ ,ho
stationed here. The latter insists on carry iS a T ss
trincd his position. Lieutenant BToohs was tn,cnt
an instructor I'm the civil engineering department.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22
MURDER AND SUICIDE ss oAA
Michael varlcy Kills Himself snd
Daughter IN the Bathroom

NEw YoRK, July 2l.--Michael Var
lew, . well-to-do Englishmanc, and his
9-year-old daughter, Annie, we're found
dead in the bathroom Of their home,
No. 2204 Seventh ayene, yesterday
morning. They were asphyxiAted by
gas. At the age OF years Aunie WAS
afflicted with . disease OF the hip and
Mr.. vsrley spared no expense IN hss
search for physician who could cure
her. Experts and specialists were con-
suited and recently Mr.. Marley was
told that Annie could not be cured.
This preyed upon his mind 10 such an
extent that he found himself On lnva-
Ind. lie suffered greatly from insom-
MIA. His difficulty in sleeping led him
to seek rect IN yarione rooms lie
sIept-at time IN the bathroom. AZ
midnight Tuesday he prepared TO sleep
IN the tub. lie TOOK little Annie Out
OF bed 10 keep HIM company. Al =
o'clock yesterday morning neither had
come out of the room and Mira Nariey
began q search for them. She found
them i'm the bathroom. Both were
dead
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22
sEcoNDINo SPEECHES.
Gordon's Droll Sayings and Norton's
Witty Remarks.

When the outburst of enthusiasm
which followed Corliss' speech had SUBJ
sided Mr.. Young of Negaunee seconded
Mr.. Rich's nomination briefly. General
Spaulding of Monroe said he was glad
to see old Wayne on her mettle. Mr..
Corliss had spoken o little bitter. but
that was the lawyer of it. He insisted
that Mr.. Rich was the friend not only
of the railroad but of the railroad en-
ploye. Cries of 'sNo" came from the
Pingree contingent.
Judge Gordon, VI Midland, made an
excellent speech III seconding Mr.. PIN.
gree. He said thata Midland county
editor had coined the word "squaw-
buck" as applied TO the last legislature
"a term of reproach that would gain
many republican votes this fall. In
relating the circumstances that made
the new coined epithet pat one. he
referred to one of the senator's who
protitted by the unseating steal ~ q
man with . married record like u
hotel register" The convention
laughed and laughed again over the
droll saying.
w. E. Norton addressed the conven-
tion in behalf of Mr.. Rich and made
Vic OCot SPCCOu Va suO AAS
said there was king once who got the
swelled head and walked about places
and surveyed his mighty cities and
great domxins, declaring that he was
greater than his Col. That king was
humbled. He crawled on all fours
and ate grass like all OF. ellis
tory" said Mr.. Norton. aptly quoting
the title of one of Mr.. Pingree'
circulars, "repeats ITSELF" For two
years the republican party, humbled
because of Its pride, has had as its diet
the nettles of defeat and thistIes of re-
morse upon which the wild asses of the
democracy fed so long. [Great laugh
ter.
He urged Difference to the clearly
expressed wishes of the people for the
nomination of the Eliza man. predict
ing the "Victory, that sweet victory
that is Rich," with capital r.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

Giddlngs got 42s votes, Ailnss SIS
and Howell is.
On Mines motion il Was made unan-
imous.
John W. Jochim of lshpeming WAS
nominsted for secretary Of state by ae-
clamation-
For state treasurer there were Eve
candidates. Hambltzer Of Houghtoa.
Mccoy of Grand Rapids. General
spaulding of Monroe, Cottreil of Jack
son and Monroe OF Detroit
Kent county votes twenty seven Tor
Mccoy aud twenty for Hsmbltzer-
Mccoy received about 200 votes, but
Was second in the race.
Hambitzers nomination Was made
unanimous
For auditor general Stanley Turner'S
most formidable opponent Was "idd-
ings of Kalamazoo. Turner WAS nom
mated.
For Attorney General Kent voted
Maynard 80; Diekema IA; Michel !;
Vankleek ?. Dlekema led on the bal
lot. having about 800 votes. Vankleek
WAS second. but the changes to Dieke-
ma came thick and Diekema was the
nominee. Kent Was the second 10
change and she cast her AZ votes for
Diekema.
The fight for commissioner of the
state land Office was an easy one for
John +. Berry of Otsego. The call OF
counties swas only one-half finished
when his nomination WAS made unani-
nous.
The vote for superintendent OF pub
lic instruction was quite close.
Schurtz Of the Grand Rapids schools
was nominated by Eaton, where he
lived Two years ago, and Pattengill OF
Lansing by Ingham county.
Pattengill had . majority OF abou,
fifty.
T.. A. Wilson was nominated for
member of the state board OF educa-
ton without opposition.
The delegates were tired out when
the ticket was filled, and at p. m. q
vote TO adjourn sine die went through
with a rush
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

FLINT, July 2l.--David Bell 10 10
year-old con Of John Bell. prosperous
farmer of Forest Township. Between
8 and 2 o'clock last evening young
Bell, with some companions. was cit
ting on the porch OF his fathers house.
Wishing 10 use his gun which was
standing close by, he reached over,
took the loaded weapon by the muzzle
and drew 1t towards him. in doing 90
the gun was accidentailv discharged.
the young man receiving the full
charge in the head. Although bis head
was nearly blown to pieces the unfor-
tunate man lived several hours, when
death pat an end 10 bic terrible suffer
ing. The hesrt-broken parents are
Wild with grief at the awful death of
their NON
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

AsHEvnIE, y. c., July 2i.-A riot.
with y marrow escape from bloodshed,
occurred al kenilworih, one Of Ashe-
vlllet ultra fashionable suburbs. busit
10y Philadelphia and southern capital
lets, adjoining George W. Nande-bslt's
estate. A crowd of Naneerbllf's work.
men with some women gathered ~ .
restaurant shortly after dark and en-
gagged in boisterons and slcep-breakspg
conduct. minglius drunken shouts with
frequent firing OF pistols. W. y.
Breese, president of the Fret National
bank of Asneviile and mayor 81 the
village, collected q strong posse Of men
armed with Wincheefers sud revoiyeys
and charged on the gang. A fight en-.
sued and. although matters looked
serious Tor awhile, the officers finally
dlepersed the crowd. making several
arresss without serious results.