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shaved Ilims.irin Hts sleep.

Amos Furlong of Kingsbridge has long been
known to his neiGhbors as a somnambulist.
He had made an arrangement to escort his
cousin to church in White Plains. but he hadn't
shaved in a week. and he knew he would have
to arise very early on Sunday morning II he
wanted TO scrnpe off tho stubbie on his chin
before, starting for. White Plains, which is a
IonG drive from KingSbrldge The response .nt
iessIy. He was UP as soon as he thought 1t
was light enough to- handle his razor safely.
was stounded to find that there was nothing
lett for him to do. His face was as hairless as
which he ordinarily Keeps locked up. were
lying on the table. A mole that had dis!igured
his chin was gone, and, though bl2ol be-
dabbed his face, he Is quite satisfied with his
somna m bulistic achievement.
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Gambling In Winter,

A number Of the canois's Of the New York Club In.
tend have their boats ready early In the
Try the waters OF uraseseni hay. The annual summer
regatta VIII be he'd on June ~
". Ford Jones. the crack Canadian sailor has sent
ternationAI cup. Tine race VIII probably take place
The longwor'h Canoe Club Of cincinnati opened their
new idinR on the Erst az the wear. Tie old riu,
house Ross Lake which was burned down last I..
Was the tri canoe cab Anase erected IN tins county
aieceni meeting OF the Brooklyn Canoe O. nj, II
proposal WAS received flUm the Svw York q, a. u al
pOI r0nint.t fof the pntPDsa OF cursii' ring ~"
Nishhility OF Joining the iva clubs into 1h',
WAS defcafed by the iro0l!yW.
The Marine and tield Club have recently taken IN %
active membership number OF welEknOwn raaoIsls
The annual spring regatta IN June VIII undoubtedly Ge
eessful one Insie al az being run IN cunnuct,p
with the Manhattan Athletic cub, last yesr tile
coming regatta viii be nnEAged entirely by the Marine
Club
Tnp SuN has received inquiries from 10 tune con
corning the American Canoe Association and ths
locations necessary for membership, The artlcl 10 on
mt uibership OF the A, A. constitution follows
ANY gentleman over the age OF ID may ONE
hmembtr OF this association whoss application for
membership has been announced for fourteen DAYS in
one OF the ohcai organs 81 the association by tile
DIVISION furser and approved as provided In the con
stitution but only Canoe owners good standing are
active members and are entitled to AT any m
ing o: III. assocA'nn ar OF their respective divisions
The pHlter of the Atlantic division Ii James r. Hand
but ~ his absrnce Applications may be Lincoln
h. Palmer. 200 broadway.
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Tho scrnpp.r. In FrI.co.

letter received at the Police Ga.,a. office yesterday
shows that fighting affairs at very low ebb in san
Francisco. There plenty of pugilists about bus
they would rather be idle and figure out where their
next meal is coming from than to accept reasonable
purse Another that nearly all the fighters
there have manaHers II does not matter whether he
bantam heavy weight has been in the ring but
once. or II 1t Is four six or tenronnd nnsh
lest the pugst the that does the fighting has
to consult with his manager who Will want lead pipe
rtnch before he will let his charge rawl his 10
the articles. This doe. not apply to MI. however
A promising 115 pound man named Miller, Swede.
defeated DOnegan at the California Club last week he
Is good game little fellow. and will make eone OF
these feather eRhts hustle. Jack Herman defeated
Joe King four Eamcy contested rounds at ths Pacific
Athletic Club Articles to estle at catch
best OF falls IN the first week in March.
signed by Joe Acton. the Lutte Demon" aud d.
s. Mcleod OF Victoria The match ID for $1.1OO. OF
which Acton puts M 81 100 against Mcleod $1,000
Harry Woods defeated Rochelle at Los Angeies last
week. while soldier Kane did OBren at the Madeira
Athletic Club. NadGria Jimmy Wheian. who vas con-
sidered the champion light weight tile coast has
cepted the boxing ctorshtp Of the Tacoma Ath.
letc Club. and the club trying mike match fos
him with Gus Herget. young Mtchers brother.
The clubs have made public the following dAtes:
Pacific Club the latter part of February Frank Kelly
and Billy smith OF Boston. both weller weights: Cali.
fOrnia Club Feb a. Billy Smith, the Australian, and
Billy Keh0e New Occidental Club. Feb. 9. Billy MAhan
and Billy Gallagher, weller weights: Fob. 70, Harris
Martin. Black Pearl" and Charley Turner. middle
weights.
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A Jewe,led Star for LILLIAN Russell.

Just after Lillian Russell stepped into her
sedan chair In the second act OF La Cigale"
at the Garden Theatre last night and the cur
tain had gone down. three ushcrs hurried to
tho footlights bearing red satin cushion.
upon which rested big glttering star OF dia-
monds.
It was the jewel that number OF her adj
mirers had subscribed to purchase as testi-
monial Of their regard for her as an
operate star 1t was. beautiful trim.
ket. OF elaborate design, and contained
cighty-nins diamonds. The spectators clapped
their hands admirinGly MS they caught sight
Russell before the curtain. Director Williams
handed the. cushion to her. and she
bowed again and again: and finally
inaudib!e In the hubbub Of enthusiasm. She
threw kisses to the, spectators impartially and
singer reappeared with the star blazing in
lar hair
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A Challenge to tho rh~a,.'. Mascot.

Cant. Crook. wei-known patron Of sports in South
Brooklyn. was completely knocked out by the unfair
treatment received by his at the Phoenix A. C's
stag saturday night. The Captains son. Willie 10
universally conceded 10 be one of the clsverest boys Of
his with the gloves IN the country. As act OF
kindness the boy allowed to box young Donneliy
at IN. phTnx club friendly seto but for
other The managers OF the PhPniS boy looked Mt
It IN different night and claimed that it was go for
keeps. notwithstanding the evident superiority OK
young Crook the referee decided against him. Now,
Cunt. Crook issues the following challenge:
To ErnoR az tn, SuN->irE did think after the
Ntrea'mcnt accorded 10 my son nt the rhGnixs stag
Saturday night that would nilnw him place
pair ol gloves on his ha nds Hgan II Was tho
most bar" faced outrage think ever prrpetrated In
ring However will allow him 10 RAVE Que more try
agsint the boy Donneiiy L." II hca ,.ceround bout
with the regulation boxing gloves before nny disner
ss'eh athletic club and with conpotent referee t
young nonrciys managers will communicate with me
business. PAIRiCE CEOuE.'
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A Pugillstlc Feast.

Brooklyn TO fall in for all the good In the
amateur pugistic line Hardly had the echoes Of the
CahtlLButer meeting died aw,y when skey and Cor
were matched. and now the Bridge Athletic Club
meads that little affair Oft with special contest be-
tween Hugh winters and Billy McGarry a go that
will make pugstic epcureans smack their lips In
cipaton for two ceverer hitting amateurs never
donned the gloves.
As Il this Was not feast enough the club has sent
special commissioner to ATLANTIC CITY, and there II
That Leeds the faStidious
boxer everybody by his wonderfully clever
work At the 1890 boxing championship. Of the Anna.
in decisive battle for the disputed light weight cham
pionship II Rice will not fight Leeds. Joe Harmon Of
The Pasiimes whom Leeds defeated at the prelimi.
nares, will be given the chance he has been Waiting
for 10 wipe his only defeat The Atlantic
CITY man prefers Rice. however for he considers he
robbed the decision and has accepted the
second medal from the A. A. Y.
Four other specials are being arransed notably one
weights The tournament will take place At the Chf:
mont Avenue Rink saturday evening Feb. 81, and
the spacious structure will be taxed to its limit.
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Odds md Ends OF sports.

Rcader,-,John Morrssey never fought Ton0lIyer or
Tom King.
crosscoun.ry championships.
George pixons friends claim tina: there will not be
his old manager. Tom Vlourkr.
The Ashland Athletic Club Of Newark will hold re.
;sp"n q M"nay ssen,nr IN % a, I'aeO"lss
Of the Na,onSi Amateur SKATING Assoe,at"n VIII 6s
s G ys "rf r.. s". na Enk s"m
Hsrss and %ba4y G Shnn" CUB g.
time o. s,soun, q nMI'g re tendon. q III aa
YORK A,ns,is cIas sR,sriann.n. i.., saturday .Isn
had surgical operation performed on the Injured
Tas xS asse Win 4rys
nS fsb 20 TIs includes inrEs called
ia h% saS" lars
S SS songs sy r." y charles Va" Baker aud
The hawthorne Literary Society; which has IN its
M 81 sn al I'd
is4,h street Oh "Wednesday evening". feb y: 4 mu:
ss .. ESs Ss& .'t rf.s nF AZ IT, II as s
talented members of the club entertained the elite Of
S % i. VAN. &
%s%s. Sssr %a.hps "Tt .sli " VII sssa s. inc
1.s9 d !Ss Hssss .F Ss.s to nsys
fee. sinchs: beam; u inches deep amdshTs ~ inch
Albert scnoek ihr veteran ex. long distance
lie has gone into training at the lO7th street
the Madison square Garden bicycle tournament to be
held next month Schock he Is sure of reueeminH
his lost aures. j. D. Lunisden. the scottish champion.
has also sent III his entry lie Is training At Worcester
Among the other entries are r. Leonard OF New forE
T. T. smith ar Chicago. and Joseph Rice or Wkesbarre
Tommy Kelly. the Harlem Spider. and his yer
r. n. Book were on hand At the IHDfLnf hens office
Yesterday afternoon promptly AZ ocock ready topost
nnsh with skin gloves tor 81 900 side Al 4!25
O'clock q telegram came from Newark. signed by
Charley Norton stating that they could not reach New
York at seAsonable hour but would come TO time to-
day Benny Murphy was also present TO make match
with Edd. Avery OF wiamsburgh. but the latter was
also missing.
Thomas J. Loughron. Now York city-If you
Catholic. the Xavier Athletic Association 10 and ~
West Sixteenth street with grounds ut 18TH street Is
Pastime Athletic Club foot Of siNtysiNth street and
East River plays ayorites. and is an excellent
club for young man OF moderate means irrespective
Of color nationality, or religion. Address The secrea
ries NJ above addresses for terms. We believe the
Xavier has ~ initiation with dues 5Ocent sper
while the Pastime's Initiation IL s..
II has been rulnored that Dry Dollar" sullivaR's bill
Introduced into the Assembly calling for boxing
license 70 cost $4,000 WILL interfere with the jimmy
syenle rink on Fe6 20, Sur reporter has learned
2S will not Affect this exhibition license for tho
Lynch HAllsan chow wAs obtained before Sullivan
introduced bis bill II the bill y passed BY the Senate
and Sssned by the Governor the uSsn-Lynch bout
will probably Be tho last 70 take place between pr0fesp
sionals IN this STATE.
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Affairs nj Column has College.

Tn. 80 class book appeared las week. II is print ed
in The usual form. hut contains IN addition TO h.
,oniary matter. new divisions. one giving the
record or each m"nber while in college and the other
the red letter days Of the class The annual business
meeting and reunion OF the class was held at MAJ.
ze.ii'k last week Tue following wer. elected %
hold oinre until 1885 rrcs.lrn', Mnrston Taylor Bo
CERT: N,ce.rreslen Thornton Bancroft Penncd Srcre.
tary and Treasurer charles i.tuIlstcu Livingston;
Historian. William John WarburtUu
The directors OF the Athletic Union held a meeting
last Tuesday afternoon.
columbia has n promising candidate for inteTrOi.
i-gnto honors in II. T. Harding r. and y. u. dstin.
Hnished himself at the alison Square Garden ny win
nint the T5yard uash from vredenburg and other
writknOwn sIriniers.
mass IL. erting ot columbia students will hs held
this week 10 get THE OPINION OF the college
large Ms 10 the RdylsAb.Ity NJ Column bias putting q
varsity I'll the water This Year.
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The Sylvan. Have Got schuetzea Park.

The Sylvan A. c. will with few alterations. have
one of tho finest club houses and grounds in the city
Schuetzen Park at 17oth street and Boston avenue.
which contains . club house over two stories high
with gy 80 100 feet has been leased
AZ picnic grounds including a nalr. mile track This
VIII 6e improved There Is a baseball diamond ut the
football Held grand sand TO accom- at least
msmbershp of ever 200 which could have been
d3nbed during the past year but their headquarters
Several members Of the club viii begin training at
hnrder Levine IiutchnKs brothers Layarous and
Weller all OF whom Hive promise OF upholdiny the
standard OF the club in the spring games
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STRAY sho,s from tho Gun mud klae.

The uar weekly shoot ~ the Transit Rod and Gun
Club on the club grounds At West rhrst.r SATURDAY al.
~ Van Wallensein, -; o Van der liosh "a; Hoh-
man. Il, " Dey, 10 Widd-r. -; TonipsOn, Is;
pfeinsr 20 The conditions were; Forty birds each.
forty sx yards rise, birmingham rules
Dir George Van Schaics and Jim Ellington. both OF
the Mania ttnn Athletic Club shot live bird match
Manhattan Field sa,ud " afternoon for $40 trophy.
1ii- conditions were; Five fraps. unknown angles.
American Assorintion rules 100 birds each PiikipS
ton won by score ut tv6H The men shot socon1
ma rii AT ten BIRDS each riiknRiOu again won ny .
score nj 3tns.
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The receipts for the McCaull benefit to be
held at the METROPOLITAN Opera House on
Thursday afternoon amount to $5.3l4 from
the sale OF seats alone. The committee hav-
ing the benefit in charge retain possession OF
thlrty-siX parterrs boxes and 100 orchestra
seats. which will be sold n: premium. The
sale OF seats began Mt 1! o'clock Yesterday
morning. Spectators got most OF the best
seats,
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The Clarendon Hotel Committee OF Twenty
FIVE. alleged Democrats in Brooklyn. which is
trying to raise breeze over the holding OF
AN early State Convention. was again in ex-
ecutive session last night.
Tho committee has shifted Its headquarters
from the Clarendon Hotel to the Arbuckle
building. and has, chipped in 5000 to defray
-tehdeI at the start that the projected indigna-
ton mass m Getting would DO held in the Acad-
envy Of Music. butlast night It Was decided that
big enough. Il will seat 800. The time set is
next Friday night
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Aut n. the Oar. men.

W Campbell OF the Nonpareiis las ordered n new
Waters paper she'll Campbell Will doubtless be heard
from the coming season.
Tho Sparring entertainment Of the Crescent Rowing
Club at their boAtbouse on Sat uriay night
cessful that II will likely be repeat cd suOn.
The Nonpsreil Rowing Club held " meeting at their
boAthouse on sunday The recent entertainment was
committee WAS appointed TO supervise the building
Of new four cared paper shell BY Wates Of Troy rhs
crew. selected g in rssattas came up . ths
standard expected Of theW they would not BE- ensySd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-09

Insomnia a Serious Condition.

|, s,eep,essness 10 . rapfa
road to the insane cay.
ium.
Men ALLOW care. anxiety.
or business troubles to
drive sleep from their
eyciids. while women.
with unstruns nerves auA
excitable temperanents
pass hours upon hours
each night In sleepless,
restless misery.
what wonder that there
are 50 many shattered
nerves. tired brains, and
a.lsI..s A. Ala - -
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WHERE Yesterday. Fire. wer..

A.M-I2 OF. 391 Madison street. Ann Johnson. dam.
age trfing: ;3O-I4 Columbia street. damage 500:
3;Oo-355 Third avenue. John Fitzpatrick. damage
triding; 9;so-o2t West F,ftysscond street. Albany
nat. Pster Mcdonald agent. no damage; 10 5o-55
West Forty eighth street Alfred Weiner. damage S15
r. M-J;5n; 81 Baya-i street. Meyer Moiinsly no
,ihlng: e29 22 Ludlow street samuel Mhehkoskia
man damage trihing; 7lO. :pbl West 1851 street
Louis J. Monicn. damage S26: 800, Did Seventh ave
nue. McCAbe Hrothers no damage; $40, 81 Nassau
nireet. EuRene EerriI damage b.
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From he Philadelphia RECORD

Pom lie Philadelphia Record.
EASY. my dear" he said, as she snuGslcd
against his manly breast.
You're selfish thing" she responded pet
tishly. You're afraid OF my crushing your
hateful old cigars"
mo. my dear. I have a ten dollar bill In my
pocket, and I'm afraid you might break it,
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O'Renly to Play Phil Casey.

EX.COnEressman O'He1l1y to Play Phil Casey.
An event OF moro than usual importance will occur
this afternoon at he Brooklyn Handball Clubs court
II will be contest at racQues between exCongress
man UReily OF Brooklyn and the worlds champion
handball player, Phil Casey. The cXCongressman is
thorough gentleman sportsman. Racquets has always
been OF his favortte pastmes few years ago he
stood IN the front rank Of players in this country and
his contest with the hsndbail champion was the sub
iect Of much favorable among the experts at
the game. Casey proved to be- mean ngonist for
the man who could beat HIM at tnn time had TO be
master.
For some time past these two old opponents have
been negotiating for another tusse. Tho ext congress-
contest but 1t liz well known that his thorough knOw
edge OF the would Offset any nperfertion in ply
seal condition under any and all Casey
always willing to show his powerful rival that til. grit
there. II not tho ability. The matter has been
friends nnd at late visi. OF Mr. OReilly to the hand
ball champion a match the best OF nve games.
arranged II is certain to he lively go between tho
ex.ConRressman and ex Alderman.
Major John Carmody Of this city has been specially
requested to reteree The contest. and has accepted.
Play Will be called at O'clOcE.
II s good omen to INA han ibnll players wrRngling
about their respective superiority and Just at this
ment the Chicago lads are ful! Of it. 1.-THE Western
they may probably get on match greatly TO their
nktng In spesktnx Of contest It between The East
sec any reason why such match should not be ar
ranged. Chicago has IA number Of tiptopI,ers. who
ought to make good RECORD anywhere. Still. Ibeler.
that we have III Brooklyn two men, and i viii bar
Mnliam Courtney, and myself VIII" can beat my
players IN thirago a nom. and home match tor any
II IL said that Paddy Quinn. formerly Carlow lad is
anxious to take Billy Courtney partner for he pur
pose OF playing match at hnndbail against John Law
Tor and Join Delaney. some persons think
puint's old Jokes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-09
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Aram A. Demarest. exDistrict Attorney Of Roc md
county YESTERDAY appointed kecs ver OF the insur
ance and real estate business OF Gen. J. H. Blautelt
Co.
In Scranton yesterday Stephen De Ayal.. conycte cd
October sentenced to eleven years and six months
In the penitenttAry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-09
Net = Horrible Example.
Prom me Epoel

Begaar-Slr, I am starving.
Crasus-Here. take this and tell how you be.
mserAbly poor.
Beggar-An. sir. / WAS like you. I was too fond Of
giving away large sums OF money to the poor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-09
Only One.thIrd or. Minute Long.

From he Iadfanopat, Journal
Tommy-Paw, what's the shortest day In the year,
Mr. Figg-The twenty'secOnd day. of course.
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Yes there arc other kinds Of malt tones besides
q mao: ~ e;a
msnL Get the geuuip&-AdS
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Would Be Well If ! Could Sleep"

II soOthes. cnlm., and qulets the Weakened.
irritable and overweight nerves. producing per-
feet repOse and retire nhSnG, natural sleepB ~
the same time builds up the shattered nerves. ana
gives renewed life strength. aud vigor to the system.
Use II. you who are sleepless.
q" lean checrfnily recommend Dr Greene's Nervura
a. being good remedy for slice 2lcssne-s. Having
been troubled this way for three years. and object
ing seriously to opaies. I have used DIR. Greone's
Nervura with great beneAt. have also recon-
mendcd the Nervura to many of my friends who have
been much benefited by it's use.
Mrs q. II. HILL.
III Union ST.. Concord, n. H."
~ DR. Greene the successful specialist In curing all
forms OF and chronic diseases. o. West 1<th
At. Now York ran be consulted free. personally BY
letter can. write him about your case. or senA
for symptom blank to ill out and letter fully explain
ing your disease. giving advice &c.. will be returned
Ire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-09

wonderful results fellow the Of riso's Cure for
ConspmPtion Coughs quickly yaslo Az oSuggiss.
2bc-A&.
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when sAby was hck. W gave her cAstes,A
when she Vas cAiit. she ensA 70, Css,oriA
WSsa she became Mia shs dung v Csstor.A
Wssa she AsA ChlArss. che gave thsn cssssnA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-09

The Reason was that . Man who worked
There . Week Ago eseksneA with small.
pox In Long Isiana Cey-Ne Dasger or
Iafeetlon Dr. Ed,on Gays.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-24
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Tho apple alton OF Helen Barry the actress for In
Sss Sse
;;;;;s:
Atuasmsp, for eoe Co.. .gans. rlorencs G Flynn.
:ySE y
s IA ss es b. !: ;s ss oh ne s 5
n sPIyts, p1yy yesterday. He WAS removed to the
The application. Of Jsme. Mslvs and Ad. Msara,h
ina d' rSo . %., nS
%sn s.rsst Ps on Monday Night, are IN ouvsrneur
M p;s;.s a; s. ssssSSs liz f q
7:nss Saa r.
.rTds e % acting dsPy soe"5s at sso9 Rich
nt Leo JasSS: we're :pDoin;sd Clerk. cia.. A. ss
"A Madison avenue car ran into truck in front Of
q. Bridge q ns0S. and WI
,h the Tn
Ing room His only injaris: We're severe oontasion.
at's v:e: 10 q.
teIday morning and told : rambling story Of having
i:
Charities for examination.
Judgments OF absolute divorce we're granted ye.ter
ni;s from John to VIZ fu.s 80 n
Maria f6sco. TO Martha Well from Felix Well and to
Ana BY Judge Pryor. Agnes Roberts from Frsderict
Captains william Holdskom and James A. Abram of
hs 'To sS sa a. SGn sn so Spah
DAett agents OF The Red line OF s'ranler-. $40 for
Ton sasSsss .sfSss hey
Of the ana maus o. the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-24
MATTHEW WILSON'S SUDDEN DEATH
Stricken At . Chess Table In the Rooms
or the Brooklyn Club.

Matthew Wilson. the portrait painter. died
suddenly Of apoplexy at 5:45 o'clock last even
ing at the rooms OF the Brooklyn Chess Club
at POI Montague street. Although not men,
Der Of the club he was an expert player and
meeting Mr.. John J. Spowers Of 1O1 Pierrepont
street. he accompanied him to the rooms.
They sat down to one Of the tables and at the
close OF game in which he was the victor
Mr.. Wilson arose suddenly and. putting his
hand to his head complained OF severe pain
and began to stageer. Mr.. William Duval. the
Treasurer Of the club and the father OF Harry
{. Duval. Mr. Depew,s, secretary. and Mr..
Spowers carried Mr.. Wilson to lounge and q
physician was summoned. but death came be-
fore his arrival The body was removed to
Mr.. Wilson's boarding house. at 123 Willow
street.
Mr.. Wilson was born in London, England.
seventy-seven years ago. Samuel Wilson. his
uncle. was once Lord Mayor o. that city; He
came to this country IN early life. and painted
the portraits Of some Of the most disting uished
men In tho country Including President vii:
liam Henry Harrison. President Lincoln and
most OF the members Of his Cabinet President
Arthur. Albert Gallatin. Attorney General
Brewster and Gov: Fairbanks OF Vermont He
had not dono much work with the brush re-
Gently. In summer he lived at his country
house at Lake George and generally passed
the winters with relatives In Philadelphia or
hs I Of the
and two daughters ' The funeral viii viii I take
place to morrow. The interment will be in
PHILADELPHIA.