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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
Volunteers. es, Tenak,,,.. O.

The opening football game OF tho season hereabouta
vas played at the Polo grounds yesterday between tho
Volunteers and the Tenakills Of New Jersey. tire
suited In an easy victory for the youn GERS who
scored % points to their opponents nothing But two
twentyminute halves were played and tho Volunteers
had very little difficulty in scoring The touch downs
weso made by Hogan. outcalt Bryan. Hughes. and
Carleton. from which four goals were kicked. Full
back Evans Of the Volunteers badly crt over
the right in The secOud hAL but pucky Continued
thog game. The line upi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

PnlL1DE:PnIA Sept 23-The Fbiade pbia New York
cricket match was concluded at Mannheim to-day more
RAPIDLY tLAu was TO be expected New York made ~
inIiinR and thirtysIN runs tTegAr tho Philadelphia
sabGItuts tho New York tear made tie top score
In both tnnings. Tue Philadelphia fielding was ex-
esptIon ally good
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

BosToS. Sept. 23.-Drector Crosby OF the
Harvard eleven returned from Chicago yestcr-
day bringing tho news that James A. Garfield
has decided to enter the Harvard Law School.
Garfield In u very clever football player and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

The New York Athletic Club is sin reaching out for
football material for team this fall The latest ac-
Quiitfon is Horace Jaueway, tho famous Princeton
guard OF 1880 Janeway is in the city this fan and is
busy coaching preparatory Ischool esyens as well As
the rrincetoh team The securing OF Janeway
by the New York Athletic Club means that
old Princeton players Ike Rovaird, pusenbury aud
homer Will probably play there too. Janeway leads
the-wAy for most OF PriUCetons men Other valuable
ihsh that will probably play with tho New York Ath.
letio Club team are oCOnnOr Buell.. Rockwell Palmer
and Lille Many OF the football men OF the defunct
Manhattan Athletic Club are eager for chance with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
Real Estate Transfers.

10th at, = o. APO e Sth av. ID 9x9Dll; John r
Foley Jr 10 ,ieo Prescott. .........,,..... &c.. fl
6Sth 81. u T. l25 Amsterdam nv, l5OxlOU O.
John u Cole 10 Amsterdam limit Co. r., .,... 1
Same property; Amsterdam lmpt Go TO John
same property; stool h oIders OF the Ainster
dam lmpt 20 TO John Il Colo ........,..........
x2S+: Patrick Cunningham TO Thomas r
an A. q W T. 1875 n W Az d. Iaaxiapxx
block. Jas u Basde!! 10 II Murdock. 1
SVth st. =, 2OI " Az A, COX 100 X: Mary and
c Il Hiienbrsnd and Kate McIaugi hin TO
Jerome av = 2,5 Minerva place 2sx "'"
los.4x2i ixll+l &C: Eugene l. LOUIS to Isl.
Morris av es, 45n i49th st. 251io3: Adam
uhi to Angus, 5000
RKcoRDED soRrGAGKs
Cole John r. and wife to Citizens Saw b. ms
18th lUth lyr..,..,..s.......
Davidson. Jacob. and wife to Edwin Wallace
ct al, Az II. cor GOth st, yr..,........., 1000
Gs'van. Mary i. 10 Roger bonegan, as 72d at,
30 "r y yr- i i,i,,.,',:'..;. 1000
81. l;enox ay 49, 1890
81. WAY 4. iyT,,;,,,a,' 5000
. 5000
WnIiam ......
schmugg, Francis j, to Michae! Mueller. Park
1,2+D byrs..,.....,...,,,.... 81, 200 TO 300
stewart, Isabella. to John Wichmann. 24th ST. 'NO'
lo3 Vest yrs: ;;:9.....,.;i 1000
Egsi bbth ~. yrs .... .,..........s2.OOo 24OO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
Fast Time by Empire City Birds.

The third and final young bird OF the Empire
City Flying Club took place last Sunday from wash.
ington. D. c. 200 miles Tho birds were liberated by
Samuel Wallace at 1882 O'Clock IN tho morning Tho
weather was clear; wind west The result.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
$500 to 81 900 That smith nea,. Dixon.

Al the Grnvosend race track yesterday Jack Adder
bet Joe Vendg $500 against sl,CoD that Smut would
beat Dixon IN their coming night, IT, Is said to be
Dwyer money that Circular JUo wagered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
$780,

THE sTRINGENCY OF THE TIMES
HAS ENABLED US TO PURCHASE A
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE VERY
FINEST IMPORTED FABRICS AT NOM
ISAL PRICES.
THEY EMBRACE SUITINGS, TROU-
SERVINGS, ovERCOATrNGs, AND COW
ERT CoATINGS OF THE LATEST
STYLES AND FINEST IMPORTED
TEXTURES.
THE DULNESS OF TRADE HAS
PLACED AT OUR DISPOSAL THE SER
VICES of THE BEST wORKMEN. SO
THAT WE CAN NOW OFFER THE
FINEST GOODS. THE VERY best
WORKMANSHIP. AND THE BEST
FITTING GARMENTS AT PRICES FAR
BELOW TIL ERR ACTUAL VALUE.
LOOK AT OUR SHOW WINDOWS.
ASK FOR SAMPLES AND COMPARE
THEM WITH THE BEST GOODS OF
AMY TAILOR IN NEW YORK.
$500
Finest Imported SuitiuEs............ AND
$3.50
finest Imported "'''..'''-'-.:.. s. 81:
5000
Finest Imported ''''''''''+'''''' s u.s.
5000
r,,,., Unmarried ov.reo.t,,e. $3.50
sssoI.d%s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
Hfanfd-aataies- aaliseelIanenus

A. Nos!s az iol VI, Vito 81 ss b s.
isSFSG svSs R 8: Ssssys
BAggGAINs FROM. sh.rlr's sais.-New si5 suits 50;
h.m cIassF Ss ffS s SS%S and look at
PINpERY.- Young man wanted to work IN 6indery.
ID shipping goods H., box liz. sun once
EXrEElEyICkp SALESMAN wanted in wholesale
IL lamr and glassware store Address with reterencen
and salary expected. ". box III sun ONCE
MG;S RGr e so,, HCmem wanted for ont
wi Remington wanted in sxpott once; sa sPytS
hegn SD ADDRESS. stating experience experts only
MASON to do general work for an estate must un
d Ssrs.@na M his Tefsrsnss Tsqqred Apply
MEN wanted on cattle steamers to London Iiverrooi
W and Bristol; work Tor passage Apply "a Green.
Statesmen Of ability and gooa character wanted to
History nrs;cla.s work already selling smSressiaiy
Tor OF T Of 4i I'D,
o pan NO ." nr wSs S @sgo's Of 81. "GSs
new ORR mernd In a column review says - This new
this direction II is nearly ali hat NAV rentoS"V be-
nvnr a. 1 Ha KIND hs Sn b. AMI a;y better than
table 1t at once historical dcscriptive anu Stats
Sa az az snsSs, 0d'ey' view OF all the ma
SSS%f H. oHT e AR s w,s
Statesmen on complete line new house furnishings
BaocKwAY's llo Court st. Brooklyn.
SALESMEN-Two for Brooklyn can md permanent
~ position II competent
ARMOUR PACKING co, os n 9th at. Brooklyn
SALESMhN travelling East. South and West to adopt
- profitable pocket side line A. r., box ia sun Office
SALESMANaCIty; NO samples; steady; salary or com.
~ MISSION SOB broadway, room y; A. ".
~ the city trade 's' ~
ARNoLp. sCTIFF 4 co. 25a Church st.. city
WASTED,A travelling salesman to sell jewelry to
w the tfaue Va ary 81 month Address
MANAGER. p .. box ilYJ. New York
WASTED-Reliable men. already travelling sales-
w men, TO carry our lubricants IA q side line
MANUFACTURERS OIL co. Cleveland o.
WASTED-A young man to learn poultry farming;
" tnir wages pad: must have 500 to $500 Ad.
dress POULTRY. box 3. Ozone rark. Long Island.
WASTED-A man to stamp zinc ornament. no can
w do his own modelling. Apply 445 West 1bth at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
Wanted-ffna,fs.

IL ATEs FOR ADVERTISING at the following ofhces
"a van be TIE same as those charged At the main
near $50 It, !eopy reseved until Il Mo 40 kas,
az, ioS West 42d Sta lb7 tth ay, 15s East 4Ith
a., 1;22o 80 az, LOS Ist Az lao East i25,h at.
ger offices until 3 r. NJ ,BRooKLYN-Rrook.
lyn .AdvertifinR Agency. 3f1 Fulton st. opposiie
GUY liall and Court House: Eastern District AdNers
ing bureau. l53 Broadway. LONG ISLAND CITY. l., L.
Borden av., telephone call 90 Greenpoin) John w.
Bayren noBnkEN,S I..Washngton at. 4io; 0toJ.
Reithineysr PAIHOGCE. ]. L--Janes Garfield, Ue'
rard Building. BOSTON. MASS.-Mashington at. 2Gs.
burdett broa CHICAGO. lLL-1l4 Dearborn 1t, NJ
sts xSFRIAgfiELp. J. lin the Post Office, LAW;
hENuE. IL LIN telephone office. near depot FAX
ROCkAWAY;L L-DrnE store, cor Catherine and Mott
av koTkAWN BEACH. l. I-Cor. Hammers aw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

nancy fEATHERs.-Wnn cd, neat and quick pasters:
Il can only use hrstclass hands
ALFRED |. SIMON co. 036 Broadwhy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

I ADlES-You can earn extra pin money working ior
IL us at home. PlrAee call ., .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
at anirG-aaalrs atlisecllaaruus.

A GENTS and canvAsNers on Catholic books are re.
n quested I" call ON Ms and get best terms: drlv
cries made daily; conlInts tons daily n desired,
PIERCE II PfLi OFFICE, rom 20, ia 9th az.
A SALESMAN who understands taking measures for
n EhrtH and is familiar with mems Furnishings: HI.
erAl salary and steady position. Address H. box 49,
sun office,
A YOuNG MAN familiar with mems furnishing goods
II aud window dressing ana willing 10 go o. Boston;
steady position. Address H.. box l13. sun onics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

ADlts can earn big money by doing writing AZ
- their homes Address enclosing stamp. -..--
Mics MAY MALkEK. lNb kiMMe ST. Chlcneo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

EXrkklkNCED BINDER: also trimmers. &c. ladies'
II felt hats: neat work ers only.
LINCOLN, BOYLE 4 co. sol Greenwich st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

RiNDERY.- Gold layer wanted.
- ARGYLE PRESS, 26b Cherry St
pOoK FOLDERS. Apply at Eagle once. Washington
~ and johnson ats. Brooklyn.
nRKssMARERs LEARNERS wanted. 90 Manhat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

OSTRICH tkATHERS.-Good preparcts and sewers
" wanted by south Washington square, near lno"p'
pst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
apst aud found.

| OET-h Lorsi.ard company preferred stock
- utrHirs IA. Lees for Zen afrs uf suCA
NJ D ) Cooper aud No. Liza Tor ten SHARES ~ name
at Ethan Alien. and Flt lcT-UnS Warned against
negotiating same $40 reward vii h. paid to Under
upon return 10 BAHNG, MAGnlS 4 CO.
Tfanr;rf agents, - NAIIst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
ansonal 5Qottres.
at atrhss. 3JeweIru, sc.

81 WEEKLY -ReMable headquarters diamonds.
VI watches anu jeNgTy; ringp 10. weekly.
tliARlG . co, 25S broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

nsrRlCH FEATiiERS.--wanted. preparcrs curriers'
" sewers. and btemmerS X l.lNDHElM NO SWAY
OSTRICH FEATHERS sewers wanted. Appiyat
w nANsON 4 GREEN, s. 81 Bleecker ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
Edwards.

@ IN REWARD for return of watch and chain and
gDOo goid matchbox stolen in hItor Pave Hotel n-
bcrlpton ON watch ' ChAs MHses 10 David Rees"
JDllh hAlhllT, 3:I East l3th st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
I'r,iti1,..


Score-,y oinnteers e; TenRkills, 0, Impite-Iope
Stevens Institute, Referee. Mamok. Volunteer y. c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
AlIliraI.
ATTENTION Old DIR. GREY.

30 years FpeclhIbt IN dlBehtes OF mon only. UIcoTb
dsChargeH gil Ct strIctursB soro throat nose mouth
and tongue soro head and legs blood. skin. kidney.
bladder Sc Old DR.. GreyS treatment positively cures
organic weakness. nervous debility. errora OF youth.
bad dreams. lost manhood. Shrunten organs impede
ments 10 marriage. Quickest permanent cure guhran-
teed IN all dseaBfs matter what the cause or how
long standing once over 20 yrars at 100 East 18th
IT. Union square. Hours g to ~ sundays TO o.
toS. HIS charges arc the lowest. ADVICE free. No
cure no paw. and no pay until cured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

A Ill KINDS of wood cuts made quick ana good At
n panic prices. L. sOUwEIEE, 210 and 212 Canal st
DASKs may fall: Investments In pineapple lands on
ID Biscayn Bay Florida. SAFE and profitable; price
81 90 per aero. WIN. NICHOLS 20 West 18th St
CYLINDER PREssMAN wanted. with about $500.
" to buy an interest: plenty of work on contractl
also salary. ESTABLISHED box 1e6. Sun ONCE 1,266
Broadway.
CTHCTLY frsto corner liquor store for sasi
- ceeut location. choice trade profitable and
eng established; places ike 1t seldom to be had and
but its equal In this city, fullest examination Al
lowed: agents; only responsible parties and none
but part meaning business need answer owner ro-
firing. Address FIRST CLASS. box l18. Sun office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Dec. IA. singu-
lar scheme has been discovered, the
object OF which is to prevent the COM
petition of the soft coal of eastern
Pennsylvania with the coal of the
Hooking valley. Last winter the
Hockipg valley trust advanced the
price of coal Il cents a ton at wholesale.
Members of the trust now complain
that they were being undersold by the
Pennsylvania operators, who have
shipped 10000 tons TO Cleveland alone
last month. The operators, therefore.
decided to make a cut of 10 cents n ton
in wages. The executive board of the
National Miners association has taken
the matter in hand, and an effort has
been made to inducs the miners of
PENNSYLVANIA TO strike for the same
wages Us their Chic brethren. An ad-
vance of i y cents Il ton would put
them on the same footing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
THE SUPREME COURT
WANTS A NEW BUILDING At
WASHINGTON.
'"ssss Morrill, lGskss - E6ers =, r...
"'fsef'ea a-InPerssst re.s.s. C.,.
sess to ne Argaed A,..,a...
- the uoese.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l..-In the las.
session of congress senator Morrin in.
'roduced bill making provision for a
site Tor a Supreme court.buildinr. II
iaiicd OF passage and he has rcintro-
uuccd IT, i: calls for the condcmn.-
ton or direct purchase Of the plo. of
ground bounded 10y east Capitol street
on the south. IL street on the north.
ana First and Second streets on the
East ana west. This would rfurn.
Ism site alongside of and coma,
IN size to that occupied by the
new library Of congress and woula
practically extend the capitol grounds
one block eastward. The propo,.d
site Is said 10 contain a.G. Is. square
feet.
Inc present supreme courtroom i
altogether inadequate to the r.ouirc-
mchts OF the court, and the necessity
oi change has long been recognized.
ne site selected by Mr.. Morril would
&c an ideal one. and there sccrns TO he
little doubt that the erection of q,
ouiidiny which would surround the
court oil last resort with tn. acccs.
sSries which its dignity demands would
meet with general approval.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
Federation of Labor.

CHICAGO, Dec. la.-The time of the
meeting OF the Federation of labor
was almost all taken up to-day by long
and tedious addresses by clcrgymen
declaring the love the church bore to
the working classes. The following
clcrgymen addressed the conventions:
Bishop Samuel Fallows, Rev. DIR. II.
W. Thomas. Rev. Arthur Edwards,
Rev. Simeon Gilbert, Rev. II. White,
Rev. Dr. Williston and Rabbi Brown.
President Gompers replied in 4
rather strong speech. in which he said
that too long it had been the custom
o. the minister to talk not up to but
down To the laborine u:sn. He was
glad to see the cierg. ---.-ns around.
now that labor seen. = 80 lie getting
the best of IL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
AnJld Landmark to Go.

Old Fort Crawford, once one of the
most important military posts in Colo
RADIO. will soon be destroyed. The build
ings are advertised for sale and in q few
weeks will be razed. 1t was in the
neighborhood of this military establish
inent that the Utes. 90 years ago, COM
mitted some of their bloodiest crimes.
Chief OurdS 1.-THE friend of the whits
man." lived within stones throw Of
the crumbling barracks, and also within
sight was the home of Coiorow. the rene
gnde chief. Since their day the valley
has been settled by peaceful farmers and
Is now one Of the happiest and most
prosperous spots in the land.-Exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
FROM OVER THE SEA.
MORE PARTICULARS OF, THE
PARIS EXPLOSION,
valiant, who Threw the Dynamite.
Visited One Of His Victims Last Week
Tho Monsoo Trial Begun In Edln-
barxh-General Cablegrams.

PARIS, Dec. l2.-While Valiant was
in America he mixed with an anarchist
named Grai,lat, who was afterward
lynched there. BY a singular coinci-
dence Valiant last week visited the
Able lie Myre, who was among the
deputies injured by the explosion Of
Nalliant's bomb. Able lie Myre took
Naillant's name and address and gave
him few francs. Valiant almost ad-
mits that he drew lots with other an
archists to decide who should under
take the murderous work.
Ten anarchists were with him in the
gallery and they are now in custody.
All OF them have spent a portion of
their lives in England, showing that
the anarchists are organized and
eventually will be found to be sub
sidizcd by patrons who have been gen
orally regarded as apostles of less
militant doctrines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

VAsulNGruS. Dec. I3.-In the sem
az, today. senator Fry spoke on the
l1ar Hawaiian resolution. contrast
.r- the abilities of Stevens and
h unt. and rejecting seriously on
,h. latter. declaring that his report
do not contain n line of truth.
In the house the bill granting the
Kansas. Oklahoma & Southern rail-
vay the right of way through Okla
h.ua was passed. Representative
Hl.mau offered n resolution to en-
orir, IL col!usion existed between
tbc naval contractors and officials
awarding the premiums for vessel
building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
into the supreme court OF the Unitea
States.
\ Fsag Causss Con. me nt.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1a.-The Chinese
nag. which floats over the new quart
ers of tho Chinese legation in this city,
n causing no little comment and crit
icism in diplomatic circles. 1t is the
drst time that a foreign dag has waved
continuously over q legation in WASH
ington. The ministers of other coun-
tries hoist their flags on fcte days and
the national holidays of their coun-
tries, but the Chinese are the first to
raise their flag as a regular feature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
QUEEN NOT RESTORED.
frcSisional (;overnnient Continues d
Control In Hawaii.

VANCOUVER, II. G., Dec. 1.-THE
Australian steamer Arawa arrived at
Victoria nj L IL. to-day. She brings
news that Queen Lilioullalani has not
been restored to the Hawaiian throne
and that there has been no trouble in
Honolulu. Since the arrival of the
last reports there have been but two
things of "a significant nature. The
anneyat .onists held mass meeting on
Saturday, Nov. -, and adopted resolu-
tions in effect appealing to the United
States congress over the address
Of President Cleveland, Secretary
Gresham and Mr.. Blount. On the four
days preceding the sailing of the Arawa
the troops of the provisional govern
mcnt were busy fortifying and
barricading the government house.
or the castle. rs formerly called. The
work was being done with sand
bags principally. AS the Arawa sailed
from the harbor troops could be seen
from the deck of the steamer busily en-
gagged in heaping up the breastworks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
MEMB BGHs ARE INDIGNANT.
Mr.. Outh~aifc Talks Regarding the
..i;aiiroAd' advertisemcnt.

wAsHISGIo.. Dec. 1s.-Thc members
Of the military affairs committee are
indignant because of the report that
they Intentionally incorporated a rail-
way advertisement in their Cherokee
strip report Representative 0uih-
waite Of Ohio. tho. chairman OF tile
committee, said:
This report came 10 the house in
response to a resolution asking the
war department. for information. II
was printed according 10 the rules OF
tho house and referred to the commit
tee on military affairs. II was never
submitted 10 the committee nor 10 the
clerk Of the committee until il was in
printed form. 10 the charge that either
the committee or its clerk is RESPONSE
BILE for this irregularity is entirely
without foundation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

ELIzABETHTowN, ILL.,, Dec. le.-
Grandma Sarah Blair, aged % years.
the oldest woman in Hardin county,
was burned to death yesterday. She
was living with her grandson, Emsly
Blair, in Rattery Rock precinct. In the
absence of her grandson and family the
house took fire and in her cnfecblcd
condition she was unable to get out
OF the building, which was totally de-
stroyed. 1t is supposed the fire was
started by spark falling from the
old lady pipe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
tl.saiian Affairs

SAS Francisco. Dec. 13-Minis;er
Thurston said yesterday that the
Honolulu news was just what he exc
p.atrl. Minister of Finance Jones.
ualor the queen and the provisional
-Isprumcut. states that eS-Commis-
,.puer Bluunt refused 90 hear the
evidence presented by the provis-
iona. government. "a it would likely
81 have clashcd with his preccnceiv-
cd ideas of the situation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

SrEiSGrtEfp. ILL.,. Dec. 1s.-The iii.
nos state Grange, Patrons Of Hus-
b4r5rv. met here this morning in an
ngai session. David Ward Wood, editor
~ ;Hc Farmers Voice. Chicago. de-
lt'rrd the opening address and the
committee on credentials then got to
w'rb. The attendance Of delegates is
m.lrvr and IL is understood that the
".drr Is sot as prosperous as IL has
l,-ytpsp-c been.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
Monsoon TRIAL BEGUN.
Great Throns of Spectators at Opening
OF the Case.

Great Throns of Spectators at Opening
Of the Case.
EDINBURGH. Dec. 1e.-The long-ex-
pectcd trial of Alfred John Morson. a
tutor. charged with the murder Of
Lieut.. Windsor Dudley Cecil Ham.
brough. opened by the sherifFs court
before Lord kingsburgh, lord justice
clerk of Scotland. The trial of Mon
son is of special interest to the life in
surance compa nies aud especially to
the Mutual Life Insurance company,
as it had two policies of $4,000 each
on the heutenant's life. policies which
are said to have been secured through
Monson. Monson is short, slim. very
young-looking. clean-shaven, gentle
manly man. He was thoroughly com
posed and wore long, dark brown
Oyercoat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

WASHINGTON. Dec. I:.-Tbc morning
session Of tho ways and means COM
mit,cc to-day was limited TO forty
minutes. The sugar schedule was
the frs, considered. The republicans
were undecided yesterday whether
they should offer amendments
% il or allow it to bc passed
upon without debate Tine latter course
was adopted. When the agricultural
.,bcdulc was reached a motion was
made 10 restore the du:'.,: in the exist
inc Law. These motions were made
with spccial reference TO barley. hops
and live animals. but they were sue
ccs,iveIy defeated by . strict party
Ooee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

nvcnE>IER. y. u, Dec. 1a.-Albert
II. Truman. receiving cashier of the
Rochester Savings bank, committed
suicide by shooting himself at his
home at o'clock. He had been i'll for
three weeks suffering from a severe
attack Of grip. and it is supposed that
dependency prompted the act.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
SMALL ArTESDANUEI IN THE HOUSE.
Few Membcrs on Hand to Listen to the
Chaplain's rrnyer.

WAsu'NuroS. Dec. L.. There was
q small attendance Of members in the
house when the chaplain offered prayer
this morning. although expectations
had been raised that the day would be
prolific with interesting incidents
owing To the fact that the bill admit
ting Utah territory rs u state had been
made Il special order after the morning
hour.
The annual report of the coast and
gcodctic survey, with other executive
document. were laid before the house.
Mr.. 1'crtho'd. democrat, of Missouri,
made "a personal explanation, stating
that his name had been recorded as
absent during the vote on the bank
ruP'cy hill. whereas he had been pres
ent and voted for the bill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ia-Mr. Cullom
OF Illinois addressed the senate this
morning on the federal election laws.
to repeal which the house bill is on the
order of business. He reviewed the
legal questions involved in federal
supervision of elections. taking broad
view of the constitutional power of the
general government to regulate cleo
tions for federal officers.