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The sun., 1892-12-13
M. Bu-bey and the Leicester Case.

To THE EnlToR or TnE suS-Sri A word about tho
Leicester case was requested by President Johnston
to make brief explanation. and he invited me to q
chair. called for statement sent to Secretary
Morse some months ago and while he was searching
among his papers for 1t. Kept my seat Mr. David
Bonner. with whom had entered tho room coming
vita him from the cafe suggested, but testify that
stand up when tes'fyihg As soon as Mr. Morse fonnd
the paper arose Aai read IT, the experience OF this
week has CONVINCED the mslnbers OF the Judicial body
OF The necessity OF limiting inquiry and Mr. David Bon.
ner and Mr.. william dwards have suggested that Pres.
tdent Johnston ani Mr. steArns draw up set or rules
which will Keep investigation within the bounds OF
reason AMI patience You cannot close the doors abso
lutely asaht s0ne oc the people who seek pose
attorneys but yoncan hold them to the salien pol
OF ina case ex udc the petty details which en!iyen
police court, and turn hose them when they begin
to oinhict the court with u Blrcadeage address.
MN YoEE Dee. ~. HAMILTON BUsBEv,
The sun., 1892-12-13
Gloucester. Race Track Case.

CAMDEN. Dec. 1.-THE case OF William j.
Thompson.indicted for operating the Glouces-
ter race trnck In violation OF law. did not come
UP to-day In tho Camden County Court. as ex-
pected. but was postponed for tho next term
Of court.
Members o! tho Law and Order Society are
Indignant at tho delay and propose to call a
mass meeting to protest against the postpone
ment. They say that whom the case comes up
again Thomson will ask for further delay be-
iaturs ms as services VIII 9s needed In the Lssis
TINT il is part OF Vhompson's plan to have 4
bill Introduced In the Legislature to legalizs
The sun., 1892-12-13
leo Yacht New. From Up the Hudson.

NzwsURGH. Dec, l2.-Ths Ice Orange Lake Is no "
over four inches thick and II the weather continues
cod there will be sacsllent ice boating IN day or
tive Commodore H,gginson Of the club has heard
nothing from Capt. Weaver OF the send of shrews'
bury. who hods tho Van NosiTand chanrI"nshp cup Of
America IL II ten days ago siUcs tde tohHoduTe sent
the Captain an oner 10 for the cup al !i"h''bg
AMI allow the scud's So for rNehscs or Itc Tor
Inc cup and SbD the event 10 iakr place ~ oIahse
Lake and allowing the same amount for eSpensss IN
bringing the scud up here but ne eply hxs let hsrn
recev d. and the uD river yarhsinen arc wonder
Ing what has HAPPENED to the Nerte1ra of the New
Jersey ice bvEtmen.
The sun., 1892-12-13
Postponed Until Tonight.

A very large crowd OF spectators gathered
In Schiellein's Assembly Rooms. in Atlantic
avenue. lear Vermont street. East New York.
last evening to witness the third annual box
ing contests OF tho New Brooklyn Athletic
Club. The entertainment was deferred until
this evening. however. as the member OF tho
license from City Clerk Michael J. Cummings
made wrong guess" at tho date for the
the occasion. Police Captain German. who
had charge OF the affair In the interests OF the
municipality, refused to allow the show to pro-
csed under the circumstances and Manager
Harry j. Platte decided to defer the entertain
ment until this evening.
The sun., 1892-12-13

NEWARK Dec l.. The following scores were rolled In
the Non tgomery tournament tonight:
FIRST CANE.
M1.s o.e lTs rsns sn Maine.
H.TaaeI isi SI~sra. fss 4S So ST. A''
H.!nse sP.fEhsGRR%. i5E R%s.rd: III ISL s II! A'1 '''
40 Apees e..Sts AS 3io 'Ish so 1os 1s
THIRD GAME
1hps. 3soG sa 295: 4n,y H%yia, as $50; H.F'D'n''
srk.isy Fred MaIns: MI or. 7c2; rTAns n, ,Ha'nsA
sssqs :: ss
m nyto1S .na i"r lie The
FIRST CANE
Harlem ~ sE.s:sS1 ISo; Bald
,ss: 'hS4It hon.r Ite: hshe ieo King los Total sos
sECoND oAnR
.!Isn 1s EsssE ssnshIaaiess ias si.. fs s SAa'
,5s sn TO- Es nss King bs rO'.
sss,Sn IF ss H. :.ss
saturday night. were both won BY the Bedford team
The scores;
RsdfGa ,a; zoi seh%.i IL; viii
Iii: ohm, 1857; Taylor. iI6; Koch. i6o. Total eos.
sIoosp CANA
Bedford BrAnch-McElroy, .ib; bchmttt, lht; WiH
nsm,. I58; BuTrsye. l55 starr. ia rotai s21
Washington Heights BTanch-Haliace, 1873. prexleE,
1888: Ohm, las; Taylor. III: kocn. 100 Total Ill.
The games in Section A ofthe Y NJ C. A. tournams nj
Saturday evening which rolled the Bedford
Clubs Brooxlyn alleys were won BY the latter club.
The scores;
Bedford-Philps lol; W. Aukamp lx9: Mcneil.
lbn Donald. ZIG; p. Aukamp, 1tt. Total $50.
Wnshngton Heights scott. I3x; Craigsn, l66;
chrisiIansOn. lBd; Twesdy. l2o; Kirchnsr. l6s TO.
tai, TOO.
Bedford-Pbillps, 1852; W. AukAmn $780, Mcneil
M 'binston He.bMLssufi io ;sissn los.
The sun., 1892-12-13

To TIE Eprros or raE sus--s'r: want to call Your
Of e fnn t. as. o hs the .sps .
tric and that tbs inaceuracy Of their data IN the
akn or oa owes eHwf IN y. mem EN- sa
score o lni IN the hrst game of match aud 15l in
] I'm 4 s" & sysrsss gam. 81 and po IN
g.: n svnE nm an Hv.rIs. Of l.S But shs
third ball and has not been deprived OF single chance
,Sys. IN . s game as and ID |:
only rn.rEed IN total Of three ,n.sseL spares ant
match b.tween the teams or the Lincoln aud oxford
ing tie missed spares. mi' scl tenth pin. ami splits
the difference ~ the average hgurcss but ~ points
would IN sFn m s. q" sus had tie
missed spsre. missed ter h pins amt III. on
ting the pay ot the tw" bowers As the method of
s. H. S"msr IKE s aas doc: aqs I'M
SIMPLY punched III 'he t"tas without regard to errors
! contend that each score OF a ten.frame game in
witch nre II en take part shoult include first. tho rc
total strkes anu spares alI third tho total missed
spares. missed tenth rns and the to;A "siiis'. and
record nut errors-shoud comprise the data max
Ing up tn. N s as as the s Sy n and rro
coumn In u missed spare ami issed t-itn pin the
bowler has two chances 10 count points oheict! hn
BAH. ae aars To- @"6 STsS ts
the bowler from 4 chance Tor spare-the Uower
should be credited TO him tn. data averages jMst
a. as miss.a spares & ana missed tenth pin. should 30
In the code Of bowling r"es. be clauses accurately
as 3. and n n.sb nr n fs tue
existing ne hod OF scoring roints Tor b"wlers aver
skill as they oui bs were missed spares. missed
tenth pins. and "pits" taken into account. merely
II atcheI to be worthy Or srer,I note
BROOKLYN. Dec. ii. A'' ''"'' " '"' 1">'"'A
The sun., 1892-12-13
The Winners AT East 1T. Louis.

ST. Lou1s Dec l2-Tsdays races a. East ST. Louis 70.
suite AZ follows:
First Racr-Fnur and a half furongs. balance All
FIRST Anna second, kih. Faro III. third Time o 5,i
Second Race-siX aud u half furlOngA Gotta Irst
Belle M.sec md. fonindcn third. Time l:cs.
Third Race--scrrn and half furlongs Col W.
] :35.
hrst Plenty second. Irene Il; third. Time. l;iaA
fifh Race-fN1 and \ half furiongs. Lizz's Y. first
Oakview second. Bob Lytle third. Time. I:O7A
The sun., 1892-12-13

GLOUCESTER Dec. l?.-First Race-Four and one .ha IL
third Time OJH.
Second Rncs--Four and one-haf furongs. Ee!ah
trst. Patrick second. Freedom third Time. o 80.
Third Race-Seven.evhths OF n mile Marty b. hrst
Aftermath second. Apollo third Time. :36.
Fourth RIce-tiye'eghils of q mile. Crocus frat
ArAnahoe second, Forest third. Time. 1904.
FIfth Racr-oHe mil. Snugg.er nrst, Pelham sac
ond. Glostsr third. Time LANA.
sixth Rac"--Five eighths OF mile. Black Knight
nrst, Jim Dunn second. WahOo third. Time 1:o5A.
The sun., 1892-12-13

The Riverside Day Nursery. a most deserving
institution. Of which Mrs c. NJ Williams is
treasurer will have a grand benefit ride at
Durand's Academy, Columbus Plaza to. NOR
row evening at 4 O'Clock.
The rids will be under tho supervision OF
M Durland. which IL q guarantee Of its auc-
cess. There will be some Jun iing and driving
exhibitions in addition to the regular Tide
prOgrammo
The sun., 1892-12-13
A New Home for the Indians.

Tie persistence "f the Pastime A. c. in their huH'
after suitable club promises has At length been fe
wnrled They hay" secured hs- of the entire 'h'F'
md fourth floors Of the arg building AT the southwe't
corner OF sisty-afth street and Third avenue. wlth
p,iva;e on runcc On the street., They sxpsct 70 nhi
srnre for "A iuHhsIum rarlor md bath. card "'i
ami n. rDuius Tle necessary alterations Win '"
ru-lrd thrnuva without delay aud President Puf'r
Wow M : ,.hy
The sun., 1892-12-13
Work on the Football Field.

The champion Thisties played tho Bayonnc Rorers
gans Of football under Assoc alton rules At Monitor
rak on SUNDAY. an after an exciting contest He'ea'
e. them ny n scure of . even goa to one ,,...
An interesting game ~ football under intrIcg,eslA
rr'e WAS ps. cd SATURDAY on Jersey 'ii, II y -
between ervens representing the H. q ian NeIcAntt..
Agency and thi Bergen Jun ors ot New JeIscy 49, 80
wol'nlayed contest astag an hour, the AsencN ~
won. the hnnl scrre standing: Il. Dun Asf'AH'"s
AgrEcy. ~: Ber,rn Juniors ~
The sun., 1892-12-13

AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Empire VS.. Gotham. Gotham vs.. West Shore West
Shore VS.. Empire
AMERICAN AMATEUR nowL'SG UNION.
Section B. Subdivision Electromagnetic Grip. At
Bloomingdale alleys: Winsor VI. West Lud at Wiisor
alleys.
section y. Subdivision 8-Kenilworth vs. STANDARD,
at keutiworth alleys.
Elizabeth A. C. vs.. Orange A. G. at Elizabeth A. c.
alleys
AnArkuR ASSOCIATION.
Westfeld A. c. w. Oritani +. q. at westield A. c.
alleys
YRosrEc: HEIGHTS TOURNAMENT
Occidental vs. Ansonis.
The sun., 1892-12-13
To Act on the Challenge.

Tonight after months of disc usson. IL viii finally be
decided whether we are to have International
yacht race next year not. special meeting of the
New York Yacht Club will be held at " Madison ave-
nue and formal action on Lord Dunraven's challenge
Squadron, will be taken - '
About every member OF the club seems 10 think that
the challenge Will DO accepted beyond doubt, and
that 1t 10 cepteG the yachting season Of 1898 will
be the creates 81 on record ~ " ~"
The sun., 1892-12-13

HARRISBURG. Dec. 1.-THE resignation Of
tho Hon. John Dean Of HollidaysburG as Pre-
siding Judge OF the Twenty-fourth Judicial
district Of PENNSYLVANIA. to taSe effect Dec.
psrtment. Judge Deans successor will not
30 appointed until his resignation takes effect.
The sun., 1892-12-13
There was lively discussion on the folio,
ing nrouused am enume MT 10 tha Y-lAwS.

Amend Article III. Secti J. by sub tuutng the fol!
loving The Treasurer shAi. bs the custodian tho
funds Of the club. aud pay ali bills passel The Aud
Committee returning same To them when
ed. tha. they may be rrenited 10 his account"
Article VII. Add section 3-The Auditing Committee
shall charge OF al hooks OF to
the c.uD. aud no purchases must be made.
to exlend money enterei into. by any cOumttes or
otcers OF the cub. without snn. beng approved by
this committee. and no payments mus: he made by
Treasurer without their approval ans committee
must make an itemiz"d report each mouth 10 The
Board Of Governors. and yearly report to ,hc club.
After hot debate the proposition was do
feated.
Oi a dozen proposed amendments the only
retlect. without initiation fee. II pei s,n WHO
had been member but who had resigned.
The annual election will bs heiu in two
weeks.
The sun., 1892-12-13
In Blanche Willing to Fight Jack Demp.e,

The following was received at the Police
Gazette office yesterday:
PHOENIX, Arl. Dec. 81 see In your paper
that Jack Dempsey wants to fight me again.
will fight Dempsey in any club Offering the
biggest purse. or will light Luicsy at l5t to
Orleans Jan l.. Yours respectfully.
GEO. LA BLANCHE, the Marine.
The sun., 1892-12-13
o.rnondo Delivered to His Owner.

BUENos AYREs. Dec. l2.-The famous stallion
Ormonde was delivered to his new owner. VIM.
McDonough. Yesterday. Ormende will frst be
taken to EnElapd, whore he is to serve several
his stay in England he will be sent to his
owner in America.
The sun., 1892-12-13
tn. Tw.uty..eco.d's New Bandma.,.r.

Col. Camp presided at meeting Of the
board OF officers OF the Twenty-second Regi-
mont. held In the Armory last evening for the
purpose Of selecting q bandmastsr TO succeed
the late lam entod Gilmore. u. w. Reeves. the
present leader OF the regimental band. was
selected from . list OF twelve applicants
The sun., 1892-12-13
gsr..sl.ss... ,ls, rw..d,. lat. xlronas. ,sa 10


S, Ss -: team
n Se,h sses1sn % M 4. . H j. x isssus game. fhs
Jersey 1!sy7Ensor ist; No tsgnner I ls3; wifisms aio
Hs,sPfs. sa iai; 'si"", i.nesr. ri les, TSa,Si4
;.sss, ,sy ,p ss rsssa Eo.. fst w'm. 'es
rss.n1s S:n.sssng ISL gSsne. aO k'Ts S's'' ''''
in the s,,,an s5 s,s ref iss H"m. N
isys in srooEiyn on saturday night. Tue scores,
eAxy.
ias Porter l'f aGaS.T n 49, hn't ,s,
cIw,,Sn TAX 'aaa'h Tos Iss h'o'' '''
sscoSb CANE
81. lt5 49, Bchns5 ~; K'n'f' 1885,
whii:sd. k e'if0"is.S% iS0: isess III III rosaI 81.
The result. Of ,hs two weekly rr,,s game.
% SSas His 'Sse %es are
,tE. Isain EG lmCsr,G;d NJ pegbisdar ia: Ferr"
sseafsks seaskecn a lts; Gs W. fS Peck, 10 Patterson
n sst,' ae lst P'FPslssafy ni& s'7!
feck. 1856 Patterson, lob Total. top.
The second series Of game. IN Innmen's tournament
rolled last evening resulted In the lowing scores:
eAAE.
Meessn sHis fS TGs Cor III III Cssn 1874" s.uer l2A
Acorn no .-larris l3s: Zubrud. 1870; Dessausr.
49, Aahoney 16l; Znnn 81. Total, $40.
sECOaD GANt.
sun:et-Fox, 1873: Cropsey. l5D: Taylor. 174; Bus.
kirk, III; Gauk lhl. Total 72s.
Acorn No. 21iarrs 1;g ZuUroi, 122: Dessauer.
18%; Mahoney. l5l: Zann. l5S. Total. T3i.
sou-H oRAsor, Dec 1?.-The Riverside Athletic club
bowling team OF Newark r'lcd an exciting contest
with the south Orange Field CUB team on the latter
allie enight Both teams belong to the Morris and
kssex Bowling League. Zach won game by a small
lead. The scores:
FIRST GANf.
South Orange Field Club-Wriahi. 1he; Smith. lh7:
Roberts. I24: Bradshaw. lbS Sinclair ISL. Total 90
r. A. C.-rndtz, l5l; Lei err 1t2 stsinar. l5j. T0ml.
kins 14l; Pierson. l51. Total. 100.
sECoSD GANR.
South Orange Field Ciu6-wriVht. l5e: Smith, 1aa;
Roberts. 1876; Bradshaw lt2: Sinclair IA. Total ,i7
K A. C.--Cndiz, l3H; Heller. l5.: S.aniar. l51;
Tompkins. 1872: Pierson, l1a Tctai, Iao.
The sun., 1892-12-13
Ed Smith Want. to Fight Goddard,

WICHITA. Dec. 12-Ed Smith. the Pittsburgh pugilist
telegrIphed challenge to Joe Goddard this morning
for inish nght before the Wichita, Kan. Athletic
Club for u reasonable AinOunt sde. Five huudi ed
dollars have been posted by striends forfeit
The sun., 1892-12-13
.Jamc. McCrcn, n Yale student, Arr-..ed.

NV NarfS. Dec. IL James A. McCrea a freshman
of Yale and OF the regular football eleven
rested warrant by Sergeant Cowles this afternoon
lie Is CHARGED with hrench of tho peace and assault
upon Emil Adler. tn bass vol player who was In
iur-d n the eye by powder and tand from torpedo
II II legged that McCfea one 0f the party In the
box with student WeNerhaeuser. and that he partic
pat cd i'll the torpedo throwing.
The sun., 1892-12-13
Hall May Train at Lakewood.

Warren Lewis said last night that Hall would prob
ably train 1t Lakewood n. j. This morning Hail and
Lewis win it Tho place aud negotiate for quarters IL
the place suits them.
The sun., 1892-12-13

rRAMrs
PAstine So 17x 248 AZ 4l4 4aS $50 623 6p2 763
Jonah 50 lat 23l 3O4 3S4 40 572 046 72< 7vT
Louis Schih.
Averaxe-Pas;ime 1852 8S: Jonah. l50 2.o
The sun., 1892-12-13

sarapac..75 Ib3 $50 3l2 1893 4hO 53G 02I I'll 7sb
C,er 56 1874 2lU 81 37l +57 $40 0o5 $40 145
Umpire-s II. Cornish scorers-ii. C. Van Riper and
william CreItells-
The sun., 1892-12-13
Corbett Purchases Property.

Champion James J. Corbett and wife have purchased
the property At the southwest OF jerome avenue
mud High Bridge road for tho sum of $50 600. The
se.ler Ii Mrs. Emma Holding. to whom mortgage is
given for 5000 The papers were nied yesterday In
the ReHisterS office "
The sun., 1892-12-13

FRAMES

Jonah 5s I43 2as IA 445 bls 57a e42 7a4 s37
Volunteer 6S 147 222 2sp 3I7 457 63S 8l5 6v5 80
umpre-W. Kreter. Scorers-L schif and II. Herr
mann.
Tho opening games rolled last night In the
Uncle Sans tournament bet. 'en the Fdeiln, Uncle
Sam. and Daisy teams. The sores:
The sun., 1892-12-13

Totals. 81 20 80 l253i TotAls....l327Al 81 lllo
Fidelia 40 24I 2S4 GA G3S 755 Se8 1901 15ol27S
Uncle Sam IA go 3.3 +3 562 667 7Y5 sO5 1907 1ll6
rmpire-C. Gerdes scorers-A c. Anger and l. r.
The sun., 1892-12-13
Cros.-c0untry Runners OF Harvard.

C,nERDGg Dec. lathe annual cross.country run OF
the Harvard Athletic Association held this at--
noon as close the of hare and hounds runs
which have heen In progress this fall. There ~err
fourteen starters aud tho time OF ten OF these NAs
r,H!srrsd. The course extended over length OF aHe
and quarter miles From start to finish the leaders
Nancy. Nichols. and Feuton- kept close together nnd
the Inish in front Of the Law School pretty
cne Nichols came In leading. with Nancy a ~
steps bcrind him Suddenly. Just before The tNo
crossed IA. line, Manl.y made n beautiful slrt hhi
passed his man. coming in irsi In 80 miui r. 50
iecUnds Following Is tho time OF the trsf iH In'h
The sun., 1892-12-13


Volunteer SO l%2 2i7 2s9 40 48s 5lA $50 843 7oe
Pasims ITO 152 23o 296 IS! 42& <s+ $50 622 TOO
tmpire-Wiliiam krster. Scorsrs-Louis Brosany
and II. Hermann.
Averags-VounteeI l<l Is: Pastime. lao.
The sun., 1892-12-13

Monarch 1os 200 3o3 <04 as o5S 639 ia 7pl e84
Ataants ..1lo 2O5 :vi 3p5 4s2 b75 6o6 7<6 841 837
,tmpre-J. H. schwacko scorers-R- 4. Jarbos and
II. c. HOaenzAhL
Average-Monarch. l7o 45: Atalanta. 1877 25.
The sun., 1892-12-13
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ESXSE~N 1t assists nature to thr"w 81 ,ne e.rs rn,
eea-19 purites Of the blood and a. me same a,iis
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contrary 10 the eifecto of the 'ariI", Inasn, mr.
curry, aarSHI alilla mixtures whirh huliu op pn, ,S
impurities IN the system, thus producing "'''A
kili aud sulferiug. lLILelNIe, lOI
The sun., 1892-12-13

rRANES
Atalanta...S5 100 237 333 l26 SIT 602 6;5 74O e2S
fonkers....d7 l43 2O4 290 3S7 <sV 5T3 $40 1O< 7vl
W. nn.fner
Averavo-Ataanta, 1876; Yonksrs. lSsAh
The sun., 1892-12-13

The rcnnsylvaaia Railroad
Is the scenic route to the West Tho mountain scenery
on the line Of this road IL supsrb.-Adv.
The sun., 1892-12-13
BLOOD MEDICINE

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The sun., 1892-12-13

Monroe 81 14l 200 2S8 36S Al 500 so4 OIL TIL
Pecouic 81 1G3 :7o 375 456 525 5y8 So1 ~ so1
Umpire-w r. Fisher. scorors-D NJ. johnson. Jr.
and Ohm II. Kelly
The sun., 1892-12-13
Tho Clern,ont Club lost two games In Carrut er's
Brook lyn tournament last night. The scures:

Herktmsr 90 1871 22o 2sa oa8 485 5s2 $40 725 slS
CIermont .72 1872 202 2U8 IS AIS <p1 bS5 bSb 7a5
umpire-J. E. Esgleton. scorers-J. Adams and u
H. 6pann.
The sun., 1892-12-13
FIRST GAM

After lasns six straight the Volunteers gained
'heir hrst victory in the academy tournament last
night defeating the usual strong Pastime nvs by six
The sun., 1892-12-13

Totals. 20 81 - ls42 Totsls......l 80 81


Uncle saml 10 $50 4a2 822 s7a 1908 l28 124,
Daisy ..l79 235 $40 45S 5s5 13s S76 go 1OS5 1925
Umpire-s. Tucker scorers-L p. Minicus and Q. J.
Keen.
Ihe tenn t ~ VIC MonIoe .luo AZ CAT
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accompanying the foregoing docu'
ments and the remainder Of the on.
cial correspondence, was received TOO
late for publication. II begins by a
reference to HE annual message sub
United 70 Congress last month, In
which the present communication was
forsh allowed, aud quotes brief
ly from 1t ON the Chilean quee'
tlon. 10 then discusses Min
ister Egan's conduct and praises
that official highly, declaring that he
acted With frmness, courage aud
sagaclty throughout. The espionage
established by Chilean police over the
United States legation IL severely
anlmadverlcd upon, some Of the acts OF
tho oonstabulary being pronounced
fragrant. The President characterize
the attnck on the Baltimore" sailors
as the most serious event of all and
this he discusses at great length. The
message rs far rs received at the hour
Of publication breathos forth some
thing Of hostile spirit and evinces a
disposition TO exhibit 20 the Chileans
the warning sign, "thus far and no
farther" As we promised our readers,
IL II nm interesting document.
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duties which are incumbent on them
to administer enlightened aud upright
Justice. He insists that event. like
those Of the 10th October are not rnre in
the parts visited by sailors Of Different
naiionalltles,an there are no grounds
whatever for altributing to that affair
any material offensive to the United
States. lie says; az the result OF the
judicial investigation shall show Tho
culpability Of the Chilean citl2ere, the
government Of the United States may
rest assured that they VIII be- punished
confornrably to the laws, aud II the In.
vtsligation should show responsibility
on the part OF the sailors OF the "Balti.
mure,n the government enteTtaius the
conviction that the government of Tn
United SIates would not " ish them t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-25

when Baby was sick We gs'o hcs casiorit.
when she Wa a CHILD. she cfi,d for caatofii.
When she became Miss she chung to Ca''oria
When she had Children, she gave them castoriA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-25

FiRsr EXBmT OF New Views Of
Sintusiy Of Eurore-The Bushwhackef
and Courtship in Sleepy Hollow,at the
I'm Mnrd meeLing houae tonlghl. ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-25

Exam says that the evidence OF the
oflicrrs AMI crew OF the "BallimofCh
va. tbroWn out because conflicting,
A. Capt. Evans, Of the yorktown"
tolegrspha. Mr.. Egan replies that the
fiscal throws out the testimony Of
Johnaon and Laugen, showing that q
POLICEMAN fired at close range the rifle
which killed Riggln, rs con-
dieting. and that the same officer
ipnnf,s IN. evidence Of the officers aud
surgeon Of the "Baltlmore," and the
circumstances OF Johnson's ti9 aud
shirt being