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JU27IAGS AMOUR 1OWx

.,"no: co.vsn, Avenue from I+5h street TO both
MINI" Mgassa VIII nnE'l5 .y 1 TS:,,,. ts mat, A..
STATISTICS
solomon Greenb.rs. who was arrss'e, here about
snrr.nd.ied Inc Pittsburgh sA'Eor.t,es
Al r-qu--t Of President Dana o! tie lark Depart
men, NJ , ara Of I..,m." as..ea Y..,.r!ty 80 TO
THIS cfeciiiv n SAVING al s.. 100 to tue 'Il.
1t IL proposed to rsC"nsrrnr, IN mrrh" M ,'onn,
bisn arch near the f.ita Avenue "nianr" ri 'rnu.l
Moa , e'en.ns N a, oSors s ,Gs matter
Imsee ln.rahnm y';esday grant. an .,a = IN
receiver 0f tEr '.rm oc BurIhat". % sh"u.G not
r.pAce III. assG,s Fh'o'4e' Is F"'"r""'e "'' r'e''
:. d nn-r WIS gwen a: INC ncmocrl'ir clur: ~
rrnIr ~ ,'ar,rnat * NJ siu,. u me cuns
,amp.lsn t"u.ntlee 'n he recent ffe''ut"''" can
>nss
TIL. Aqn.iurt COMMISSIONS. Yesterday adapted I.
5..o s. a PN2.maG F F = ' E for
ex,rn work on m" ron .'nel masonry nqre iuc' at
wa. arrs.u- ye,.rthAy N Ihr jefferson Market Police
oMT' ' !. ."'f NJ street, S s. Srr
bo!i W., Nr,u IN "a h".l Cor tr"i
in@ma. , |r. WINS t.rTi /" 4:t an -Hsravi"x
re- ~i.1,. la nots mad. each i"r exam
r Ml. -. rs, .m LAT Of a;I.mn,sI ior1ery
:" y, !as 1r.s, r""r;nE nsvf r r"S
"a ma re-. .i~G months ag" Mr. Mi:ls has b-eu
Nj N, i- .ld-nI May j." lie ~ arD Pres i- 81
Ttr rs nurh s.yLss Bank ont VIII resisn tnat office
immediately
A. the r-rues; Of hi mothrr ERrrourt willis young
hlD.-r u" INrs ~ 500 Lexington avenue wHs h-'i
as ~ his sArity II, the fufkNiir Pucn
ann y,,t.gi!a'. Mrs Wits sad that her had
ryl.I ~ himself and that ms condition was the
rrsu!' u' "N"rwer@
,,rnT.s Ench-!-n or Carmine street and George
paii,Isun 6c!i West Fiit second street Who
atr.irh inr alleged illeLai rr;isirsii"h wrre dis
r.i by tnitrl states Com "nrr shlsd, yr-ie
dnv he Federal bui dung. Witnesses icsuacG to tne
IL. .drl.'e Of inc Prisoners.
Tire General Term Of the supreme Court has
ne ,cton OF the Police 'niGi ssou-rs IN PRACTICALLY
dI.inl,sing Roundsmuu Jora ". iiusdw win, ana has
iTertei the Bnard Ia take further act"n notifying
i,uOhwln 81 the time Sn place OF hear and giving
Eu time to prepare Tor MS iriaI,
Jacob EretE ~ years Old NJ .70T Second avenue a
driver IN the Sec nj Avenue surface rairoai held
III the \orkviile PJhce Court yesterday iDr running
over and killing Mrs Mary Mcdonald, ~ year. Old "t
H'H East Ihrtyfonrti street ON Thursday night Ills
examination was set down f"- hOr. "a,
On complaint OF his former employer Kenyon e.
N"le wholesale Gtaer IN nails AZ Ho Washington
street j. Harry Watts at ~ Taylor street. Rrobkhn,
for examination npon the charge OF rAlng t. account
inr $50 AZ. which he had collected from customer Of
Mr.. Nise.
The inquest into the case IT Isaar Dewitt co.'s
man. The policeman whO,uRS f"lnG e,d with hi,lrt
hole IN ms head IN seventh syent~ near 1iTf Rhh
sircrf. on Friday morning week AK" Was lro hrime
taionrr Soa Yesterday. rre iury brought m NrTalc
that 'oiclAn ed from tu let woIni IN us hraH Al
minsterel IN some unknown
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beautie. and l.hel EN- ike Jam pots. put their

beauties and label EN- like Jam pots. put their
ancestry on cards In the front OF the boxes as
they give the nediCre" 81 the horses how much
more interesting II would bo for us all 1t
must he very eXasperating for them to know
Tint not hall the people recognize them after
they'v", been to, SUCH great expense TO get
themselves ur iikc this for exhibition. and II IL
certainly very tircsome for Ms.
hev might emhroider tho name on In din-
nonds. You know. md Put their pretty crests
above. and then the uancrs wouldn't ret the
wrong gowns on the ladies' II Mrs. Whitney
Wore all tho different gowns the rapers credit
cd her with on the first night she must have
gone home letwcan the acts and made diff
ierrnt toilet each time"
The most interesting and lively time in the
stalls Is iust after dinner when the rrizc beau
ties are making their toilets for tho evening
parade. for any horse TINT makes any rreicn-
SONS to good form has .wo vnlets who curry
and smooth his glossy coat until Il Is ns sleek
and soft as my lady's satin gown. The bcau-
tics get very cross and impatient sometimes
rs thi is going on. You hear their groonis
coaxing and raiting. them. calling hig Hack
beauty like GLADYS baby" whis'ling
through their teeth in soothing kind
81 way while the horses paw and prancc and
show their cruel white teoth. You wonder
how my lady IN tho avenue takes her groom
ing: which ia being accom- pished bv the clever
ma;ds AT this very moment: II she is frhctious
and impatient. too. after this long strain Of ON.
forced gayety. this grent dress parade: II she
snaps. too. when the hairpins pull. when the
makc-up gets in her eyes. and the hooks catch
in things and bother.
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An American that he
wore n long.frOckcd
l.ng,ish driving coat
over his dress suit. and
kept 1t on all TIL. even
ing IN spite oi tho heat,
was telling his brother
cllap,le Of II "hanced
nasty position no was
in. iiy Jovr tn.
girl cane right UP and
took ms arm hrfOro
them all. Twenty pco-
II. tnnt knew me-.
dent you understand
don't YOU know Had
to do the cold. CLASSY
stare act. you sec. IRE
tend not know hsr. to
be enwaged. veal an
Erv. you know. And.
~ love. there she was
wearing tho woses |
sent M to her last
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tOSII MED ron aGT. VIZ &
People Of Fashion SIN FnI,htnl (" tic At.
trac Ions 81 the show.

tracIons 81 the show.
The atmosphcre in tho Garden yesterday
afternoon and last might was more in accord
ance with tho season Of the year than at any
time since the show was opened. hnd conH"-
quently the heavy velvet and fur wraps worn
by the ladie, were not discarded. People Of
the fashionable world were as numerous as at
any day OF tho week.
The box o! Mr. John H. Davis, short distance
from the main entrance. WAS the one place
where nearly every youthful member oil the
Knickerbocker and Calume, clubs made
visit to congratulate Miss Flora Davis, whose
engagement TO Lord Terence Blackwood was
announced early in the day.
Miss Davis. who looked surremely happy.
wore a rather plainly made gown OF butter
nut brown cloth and velvet and fur made with
vest of white satin and silver brocade. ana
small hat OF blue and silver lieside, her ID me
front OF the box say Mrs an h ttr Nnd n
vest of lemon satin brocade. she wore huge
corsaCs bouquet Of purple violets and u small
Miss Mile Whiting. also member OF Miss
Dayiss Iarty, wore a costume Of laie snuli
colored licnEaline. made with several small
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, in i!ch cos
tune of siiyer-Gray plush trimmcd WIN AZ
Yer. had as her guests Miss BeatrlN brnn. VINO
mottled silver gray and pa e green ana u, pig
black hat dres sed with black riM;nes: MISS
Sloane was attired in u striped six OF black
AM Mrs IN II. Seward Webb wore n beautiful gown
Of light blue aud white striped salin; trlmmed
With fae aee Her GHSstd wIS si
In one Of tho upper boxes near the main
entrance were Mrs Fernando >znaGa. looking
Morgan 4 Brother storage warehouses. aa2 as4, ass
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=. And In another box n woman saws languidly
Really 1t isn't easy To cnthuse over the
in England. The thorouGhbreds are SO much
larger and more p.rferI in tyre there. The
hacknrys nre good, but they harness them SO
carts.
Did you see thar new outfit Dick Carmen
sprung on me? Look ed like a baby jumper on
red wheels suppose he got all the glory no
wanted introdncire the crns,g Go-catt, for 1t
was one OF tns h,st "a,iel Gmt, o,oo
"Whyy Because she's painted No one
ever saw any but n painted angel"-in the
And everywhere on the promenade you
bear, 20, II they would only catalogue the
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some Fragments OF Conver.a'ion-Whht tho
Horses IL thu Stru.- rho Hennty Parade.

Sumo rr,rmsnts of C,pyer.n,ton- tho
Horses IL thu Stru.- Tho Heanty PARADE.
Tho town has gone mad over the horse
Show" said the beau in thH promenade lust
night 10 the beauty in tho box as the t"ron-
len, strcnn Of faces swept past in ncNe'-cnu-
ing procession. "Thcatres arc empty. cluhs
nre deserted. cafes are rs drcaryn sacristies.
Nobody Il In IL you call. The very servants
stare IL you venture to ring n bell. Why. II
two more people crowd in here something Will
have TO give. Tho Orders will spring
Yes. horrible bore. isn't il Such mop!
Such insurcrable heat! Such vulgar people,
and such tiresome twaddle don't you Know
about tho horse and his attributes
why. thought you liked it. You have
como in for 1t so hard almost fancied you
slept here"
NO. we arc allowed to go homo for that.
thank heaven. / suppose next year we VIII
sling hammocks in tho rink or sleep down in
the stalls Still we must do II. you know.
There is really nothing to live for in
New York but society" drawled the
girl You have no position at all
unless you nro seen at the fatfi-
archs' and the horse show and give so many
dinners and balls In q season. Now in Lon
don ones place is assured. You are l'ady
this and Duchess that. aud you are so mae
pendent. Here 1t is n mad scramble to ret
place whore you are recognized as somebody.
1t is eternal vigilance that keeps the place
And so we come here and drag about in those
dirty stalls with their vile odors. smilo until
our faces are stiG, and keep up this never
ending tizz and bubble OF viva !ity SO that to-
morrow morning the newspapers will say that
We were here, and our place among the
American nobility will be established. treat
isn't it z"
And a little further down the walk the
vcriest swell Of thum all, SO afraid that people
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IVV ME EFFHID. NEE VOC
he says huovantly. You aren't fri .htcnni."
YOU: 1t was in the midst or INST such an
affecting tnhieau Ms this TINT n vicious littlo
tho sid" Of tine stall. and wien every lady
cnmet" Tia" youth had actually hrori nd his
monnc" and WIS half WAY w he s:dirs. Tho
gin WIS trying not to !iuch down in tn. stall.
- run was So afraid YOU would he
burt" ~" "Xclnimct. Il wanted 70 get you to
II place II safety"
les. saw ynu did. Thanks. .wtu!ly But
itthnt hrnt. was mine I'd take thar kick out
of him in n hurry
FINALLY. tho most Surrrh and thrilling feature
Of tie great show il the in imitnble in,lescrib-
ahlG sMaG ger Of her MalnHtY's nuElnr. who
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TN1FSpe.
she doesn't like i. does she; questioned
la4y OF the groom who WAS rubbing down
Swapping brute.
'No, ppt she's got TO hav" it. miss. all the
same" she Is as gentle AS n kitten. That Is
"n.y play" he said. hudging the hoof that sus-
riciuusly lifted suddenly and avoiding too
los, ,s rIr,oXimlty to the mouth when the white
J., The big rlrdesdalcs stand us patiently as
raded int" their names aud tho ros"ttrs arc
ACCEPT i, Ike kittens. but the fancy little hack.
vanity with all tho nlua;ion that has been
hrnrei nn"n them, aud are in such sta,e Of
scarcely wait to be gotten into their forgery
reaIy Tor the ringwhvre they receive SO much
Every night Mnmbrno King. splendid and
blue ribbon away. holGs court in the passage.
around Ills mnzalr tie groom TAX" Ike; as great is
rridr, in having ,hclr. charges rer:ectly
does my n aiys ''an "id eG haHs her
On On t eshisiti1n; Ana tho Moons acccpt
than d" tho owners themselves. They pride
themselves too. on the ,xenti"ress Of their
nut their hands on them with no fear. Arl"fl.
the great Russian stallion. is great pet with
the ladies. and puts a.. handsome ,l"yzzle
caresS;cd. Lord Warren. too. is very partial
'% 'ss aG1 ,ns III his H",r against them as
The tlvdcslnlcs take the careeSes phiio-
snrhically tho wrc;ched ;recklcd horse OF
owned by Gen. Grant. submits to il cynirslly
and under prot est. and tho pour little Shet
hand foal that tn" little matt led about the
ring on Thursdays perfectly h'as,' and worn
ont with kisses. You couldn't move his ami
natiyn Any more tnnn you could surprise the
real !rs.-ciass. high bred swell.
Just under the stairs stand two horses back
to back. leaving only u narrow passage he
twe.n. II IL the Thermopyl Il Of the lover and
his lass II gives him phaur9 to do hi 9Th
h"ro." so beautifully. t. assume tn. devoted
attitude. the tender snlrituie. and with n
girl that is quick wittrd enough to 10
Judiri"usy frightened even to place tho
Irotcctin. ann about her little waist as
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sounds the signal for
the horses to come into
the contest. There is
an air uf confident Sill
peri"rity toHll tho friils
and fashion. o; condo
scens,un to the chap
pies and gentlemen
jocks. even 10 the all
powerful Judges. inihiS
artist ~ tim hunters
horn that il more i'm
pressive than the march
~ the pri2e winners in
tho ring or the famous
beauties outside. IN
his slight whit" hreecLes
and spurs. hiS Iatln,y
cap. and faultl"sS coat.
he swings down from
the stand. md with sol
emn drlibernt.on as
sum.s the nttit, Il" Of
n NaIo'rUn crnwn!ng
himself. then max as I he
crnur, rim. with his
" - ,,n E,.r,
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discussions Of the Drcxei wrdiin md ,he d.,
scrai. pe H ~ Ind form Why didn't h"
cnii / he fellow out and shoct, him Ike a gentle
man. instead Of slr:Gin.: him liko i'owery
tough z! That's what the men say. an! All the
pretty girls and women buzz and question and
want TO hear more ahous 1t. There Is lust;s
ripple .: interest oyer The great football game;
but society has knack Of concentrate ng AL
its attention on tho one particular subject 1t
has on hand. and it has the horS" show very
Dress saw it. apotheosis on Wednesday night.
so far As millinery was concerned. but every
and fnr. and velvet and irr. appear in tho
boxes and IN the seats above. for dress is Ly
no msans at Its hest nnh met Mrfs,r "a me
its highest degree o. per! cotton there. Still.
the.. is one beautiful fac" IN box every
Mrs. Stones. which is callei 10y artists the
most heau'iinl face il the GARDEN
dainty. fair and colorlrss. with II small and
perfect mouth. and eyes that have the faiutrst
and most fascinating upward ti!t at the outer
Renaissanc". beauties Of which the Unknown
Lady" is Enthusiastically the hest known TO us.
features. the sams wicket. tr.HchsroIs look
days when women studied the mystery, Of
loysps mysoriSasIy di.i '" they proved %"sd
false. and rivals were gotten. out q
convenient time. when there we're no trouble
some Coronsrs and inqTests over an unex-
pected demise. and women were to be feared
as well M loved.
Two other beautiful women sat together one
night: Mrs. Cleveland and Edith Kingdom
chsrishinG the memory OF the wrong face.
though Mrs. Cleveland was SO gracious az TO
wear the gown made familiar to us in her late
portraits.
II wonder whether 1t Is incest to he popu-
lar and not have lots Of money or, to have the
money and not SO much Of the other" unused
n Ia IN al n Iyif tfiI
Admiration into the sparkling face.
What's the matter with having both" an
evening because lie had actually thought Of
something.
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The Sou,hw stern Expires.

of tie Pennsylvania Railroad Ii the sod vcsii,
hhled niuit train 10. ,ihc NnAit ard
t,me and superior eQupn.s" .s,s Hir,gdy ssIsts"ed
iu lppplIity.--AGyi
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which is answered by n mighty trnmi Ing
OF hoo's and tn" neiEhing OF horses rs 'hs
beauties swing into line about him.
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Mdrses, Carriages, &c.

ADVERTISEMENT
AMERICAN DIST AZ sIIcr MESSENGER
once twhere the cha,scs viii be the At
the main Office u IN our h,t OF Advertised
Agencies YOU In not ma ono
convenient
AT AUCTION. wM, hAS,oS. AuCIIUNLh.,-
IArTEgsAL,llss,, ANSSrAI, noRsh ,aow SALE
WILL '' 'o TSD Viii Il Il If HELD j y 'A'">
'A XIX !: Ia * s.t F Nv SaTs
THIS IMPORTANT SALE WILL COMMENCE
NaSpy NEXT S&oTv 2, ATTAIN.
Tuesday AND WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20 AND "a
100 Two HUNDRED T iiiGil o CLASS HORSES %
wil, BE- "n~sei
THE HIGHEST RlpphH, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT
,mons TIC prominent omne,.
NEssRs r. LsxrLLARp JTR mciARp xnR1lMra
r"y wS j f 5;I.ir iii %'srS }r
ps ni.l.swSaIm. H. q Fhriiso$ Gus. tHsi.S,
- GE hI;sE,, q RlSKiNS2 80 49, I K tWtii ,.,y
T. MERiiM MUELLER " n khNpNtL
H. a. SHMNts aud j. Nklri.ANp klR,Er
TATTEiisit.S' HoESF.SnUw Sal. las rN'n.r. "A
whatever With any ,i1,s. , IN" .A'- :" ,'r,'s'i
s sssTn.[s o. tH ak Wa htsfn$ - g. . W y a.
FIRST HORSE SlOW IN New Yer 'nl ga sen
;"n,ias,.a by SSI WIN nr.. .nTH I'm. @
with attempts In 'Vc same dr.,tt"n ID. tN.,
FURTHER ENTRIES q nrrh".' ,n n"5T.. -
csrc should be taken tia, ~ e"'t'es I" ' '"''' IT
Wv TArinRS .Il.s' ,op sew yoNkl LIMITED.
IT nd A =.
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II You're veal: or "rln-down." il biilds
you ZIP: il yo,, suffer from any of he painful
disorders and ,icrarGrments peculiar TO your
Sex, it relieves and cures II improves al,
gestion, enrirhes the blood. dispels achcs and
pains, brings refrc.h,ns sleep aad restores
flesh and strength, For all functional weak
n,.xes and irregularities, IT, positive
remedy. Hence, its sold in this way.
It's guaranteed to give satisfaction, IN
every case, or the money paid Tor II Is re-
funded.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets prevent and
cure Sick and Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion. Bilious Attacks, and all de-
ranSements Of the liver, stomach and bowels.
They no tho smallest, the cheapest, the
easiest to take
But all that would be nothing, II thsy
weren't also tho best TO take.
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Morgan 4 Brother. storage warehouses. 232 :3+, 235
". 4Tth ST.. near BwAy, large padded vans for re-
and shipping promptly attended TO- Tesphops 1859
-Ads
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That Tired Feeling
Hoods SarSapariIIa

HOODS PILLS ", ONE the fA"ortte cathArtic
" ~ e,eIy one whO tries iirIn.
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FDSIES II HARNESS.
Juages-A j. ta-rar. }. T. Roosevelt. Farman Eog
ra,r Of gri2tnE. or mar, ard seitns .nov.
appr"Prht, "arirs" tiIst priye, $40 Won by m"
I Fines %as ssaa"a rir G%o cF: "' Green aI
M ~ 'mG tra" 3es %,1 and PIX y, .,np sister
Tt."T 10 iA Years al TX ~ ieU..y i" Yenr, Eisy
Esan, y-ar., ard s&r~. g. RIy 1u,t"n v-.r. '''
rla.snl-MaF" Or s.Iana "i"y- J.: hrri. AMI no:
"plrSirat", csrrlnse. Li,,t- !rs., $50, won hy
prize, s25 nr Timer Ryder. b J. ST. Robert !
r. <. Dun .upi years
PONIES USDEE SADDLE.
, J%4ss.GHE We E%r Troop A. Winthrop Enh'T
MA. ss M above hands =. sHi not
S r 1s .I won f ~ G e" Masn s. lis
Ch'r. aged; s.coid, Prize $50, Theodore 6 rnttcr.
70" T. IL" uPa ysa.s rs! r's n ~ so
a. to be riGd"n H., ' ~ wv" Won hy 'sMs
so Wss "'S s.Sa if h nc. Bay . y E,4
ra Tyc ~ b i;e .gs TSi ch. pGT,"a ,'s
IL, Laliy. years
CAR HORSES AND CARS.
Irdses-A J. Ca.salt. j. X. Roosevelt Fairman
,Ia,s ii0-,rt pec.al prizes o-eed by thr Saratoga
s6TS ,IF or T1n If ~, Ii Won
iatIick Egans ,har.ie, years,
SADDLE HORSES.
,a':c',IsG"rt g. H.; Troop A. Winthrop Ku'heF
sHens 10 y'rr. or OVEN 70 he raT" rg,'
I1dy Preston Il ,ear, third prih, $50. De Ruyter o..
clay Ii,ghy cSnimenGe george Peppers ch in. gern
years.
HUNTERS ASD JUMPERS.
JUDGES II, l., Herbert. J d. Chesver and John "
r.': s7-crc,n hunters, rr'o earryius 100 pound.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-20
DEMooKATIc CLUES.
The Good Work Begun Last Campaign
to Be Continued.

The Good Work Begun Last Campaign
to Be Continued.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The executive
committee of the Democratic clubs ma
tional association today decided to con-
tinue headquarters in Washington, with
. view to continuing the work be-
gun last year. 1t was decided to ap.
point subcommittee to take charge of
"especial' work in the states and terri
tories, Chairman Wilson being made
chairman with power to appoint
his associates. Much OF the sue
cess Of the late election is attrib-
uted to the formation of clubs.
The president, the eecretary and the
chairman of the executive committee
were instructed to prepare an address to
the public, setting forth the aim and OBJ
jects OF the association. A sub-commit-
tee was appointed, consisting of Presi-
dent Chauncey F. Black, Chairman
Wilson and Secretary Gardner, to trans
act business presented when the execu-
tive committee is not in session; also a
finance committee, consisting of Benton
McMillin, Michael D. Harter and JEFF
ferson M. Levy, to make arrangements
for collecting funds for carrying on the
educational work of the association.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-20
WORTH JUST ONE CENT
A JURY ASSESSES THE VALUE OF
A CHILD'S LIFE.
The Most Remarkable Verdict Ever Re-
turned In a Case Where the Worth
of q Human Life Was
in Question.

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-In Judge Brenta-
nos court today was witnessed a re-
marEable scene. The jury in the case
OF the mother of 9-year-old Mabel
Angel, euing Brown & Co., contractors,
for $25 600 for causing the death of the
child, returneda verdict finding the de
sendants guilty OF gross negligence and
responsible for the death of the child,
and fixing the damages at cent. Judge
Brentano was speechless for moment,
but soon recovering himself set aside
the verdict and gave nine members of
the jury the most awful scoring ever
heard in Chicago court. 1t seems
that these nine men several DAYS
ago sent into the judge requisition for
whisky, beer, cigars and cards. The
judge paid no attention to the requisi-
tion. He referred to this matter in his
oral castigation and characterized them
as men of q moral cg,iber he would not
attempt to define. In conclusion Judge
Brentano fined each of the nine men the
sum Of their earnings on the jury and
when one attempted to make an expla-
nation raised his fine to $25 and ordered
them all out of his sight in hurry.
The fellows elunk out crestfallen.