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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
IN BROOKLYN PLAY-HOUSES.
Wilson Barrett and His Company
in "Virginius at the Park.
" The Guardsman" at The Column
bia-Othcr Attractions.

At Col. Sims Park Theatre in Brook
Ign last night Wilson Barrett made
known his conception of Sheridan
Knowles's tragedy, "NirgInius." AS
Mr.. Barrett presents it the character
differs materially from the interpreta-
ton that has been made familiar by
other players. Mr.. Barretts work was
warmly commended, and he received
several calls. Franklin McLeay as
Dentatus and Austin Melford as Appius
C.audius were the best Of the supporting
company. "Claudian" will be presented
tonight.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
THE Guardsman" was given its first
performance before a Brooklyn audi
ence last night at the Columbia Theatre,
where It was presented in its original
form by Daniel Frohman's Lyceum Com
edy Company. The play is cleveriy con-
structed, and contains many funny sit
uations, which were received with marks
OF appreciation. The leading characters
were assumed by J. d. Polk, J. II. GIL
mour. Maud Harrison, Gertrude Rivers
and others.
BIJOU THEATRE.
Bob" billiard. an old Brooklynite,
and Paul Arthur were accorded hearty
welcome at the Ri lou Theatre last night.
As Jack Mcdford in THE Nominee
Mr.. Hilliard renewed the hit which he
in the season. Mr.. Arthur did good
work, as did Marie Burress, Edith Athel-
son. Ida Bell. Walter d. Woodall and
the other members of the cast.
THE AMPHION.
"Adonis," with Henry r.. DlXey as the
girls. was given before a large. audience
last night at the Amphion. Mr.. Dixey
was supported by an excellent company
of principals ard the choruses were
GRAND OPERA-HOCSE.
"A Knotty Affair" was seen at the
Grand Opera House last night. John c.
Rice filled his original role, and was
assisted by several well-known enter
tanners. among whom were Carmencita
the Spanish dancer: Raymon Moore, the
tenor; Sally Cohen, Mark Sullivan and
others. J. w. Kelly did not appear, and
1t was announced that he was Ill.
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
The Lee Avenue Academy, under Its
new management, began its career under
Ten Nights In Barroom" was en-
acted by Max Rosenberg's company, anC
the reduced scale of prices filled tn.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
Manager w. A. Edwards's compan,
presented "Cruiskeen' Lawn" at til,
| Novelty Theatre last evening. TIL,
songs. DANCES and other, special fea
lures were literally encored.
GAYETY THEATRE.
- At the Gayety Theatre Weber &
Fields's company furnished an excellen
variety entertainment. Among thos,
who appeared were Mcintyre and Heath
James +. Hoey, Abachi and Machaud
Johnnie Carroll. always a favorite II
Brooklyn; Marion and Bell, and severa
| others.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
Elmer f.. Vance's new play, "Paten
| Applied For" was given its first per
Torrance in Brooklyn last night at tn
Empire Theatre. Several intricate me
| chanical effects We're introduced. and tn
leading female role was interpreted b.
| Kate Oesterle.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
IS KEESLER A BALTIMOREAN :?
Thought to Belong There and to BE
Operating Under AN Aims.

BALTIMORE. Md, Dec. FL; Is gen
orally believed by merchants here that
the name Of Johr Keesler given by the
alleged swindler arrested in New York,
Is an assumed one. 1t is thought here
that the sharper is Baltlmorean, as all
of his operations have shown thorough
conversancr with business men and
methods of this city.
Another forged check made Its appear
ance here yesterday. 1t was drawn on
the National Howard Bank, and pur-
ported t. have been signed by Gus Good
man, the boys Clothler. of this city.
Like the first. 1t was Endorsed by Henry
Vessel The check was cashed by n
wholesale wrapping paper hrm OF
Gotham. 1t came to the Union Bank
for collection. and upon being pronounced
worthless went to protest.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
AN INCOME TAX PROVISION.
1t Seems Certain to BE Incorporated
In tho Revenue Bill.


WASHINGTON, Dec. l2-While the
Ways and Means Committee considers
the customs portion of the Tariff bill,
nothing will be done about the internal
revenue schedules except as members of
the subcommittee may work with Of
fcers of the Treasury from time to
time.
Nothing has been settled upon, unless
perhaps that the whisiey tax shall re-
main as 1t Is and that some form OF In
come tax will be imposed to make up
the deficit.
The advocates Of an individual income
tax claim that they have been making
progress. and when the bill l. finally re-
ported from the committee that 1t Will
tax all incomes above n certain amount.
1t Is said that although this does not
suit the Administration that the point
Is made that the Administration must
concede something, and, further. that
the House will certainly amend the bill
II 1t IL reported with tax on Incomes
of incorporate Investments. as suggested
In the Presidents message.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
PURSUED BY MOB OF LYNCHERS
Arkansas Negro Assailant OF a
Woman Has Il Close Call.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Dec 1.-THE
black brute. Zed Horner, who murder
ously attacked Miss Kelly near Harris
burg, last Friday. narrowly escaped
lynching at Jonesboro Sunday night
Sheriff A. c. Broadway. of Craighead
County. and J. B. Cant. of Perinzet
and iSydred o HIM in the ne en s u1 foy
safe keeping.
A mob began forming about 6 o'clock
and In half an hour a crowd OF 400 men
marched to the jail, with the determin-
alton of getting the negro. Sheriffs
Broadway and Cant quickly decided to
take the prisoner to Little Rock, and
Just pulling out, part of the mob over
took them and demanded the prisoner.
The Sheriffs. with drawn revolvers.
drove the crowd back and boarded the
train with Horner.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
M'WHlRTER & WILSON FAIL.
Big Dry-Goods Firm In Newark
Goes to the Wall.

NEWARK. n. j., Dec 1.-THE firm
OF McWhirter & Wilson, composed OF
=. $. McWhirter and Il. $. Wilson, dry
goods dealers. has made an assignment
to Edward G. Holmes. with liabilities
$4,000 and assets 100000. There are no
failure il due to the panic. falling off in
trade and inability to renew loans.
The principal creditors are: II. Il.
Clafiin Co, S3+.0D: Wheeler. Blodget "
Co.. 5000: Schultz Brothers u l'lath.
81 no, Swe.tser ~ Pembrooke. $1,000: Tent
Weller a. Co., $1,000. Durham, Buckley
n CO.. $500; W, q. Hitchcock & CO..
York. 5000; Brown, Durreii 4 co..
$500; Lee, Tweedy IL CO.. $1,000: G. H.
lloraman. $1,000 and Joseph 4. Low,
ii 900.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
HURT DRIVEN OUT OF FRISCO.
Swindlcr Lately Exposed in New
York Still ut His Tricks.
tBy Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. l2.-Thomas
Bailey. alias Harry Kennedy. recently
arrested here on charge of conspiracy
in Kidnapping a wealthy citizen of De-
trot. Mich. and who successfully fought
cxtradtion, is In jail here now on a
charge Of vagrance.
Billy Hurt. n notorious confidence
sharp, who recently made a bluff at sew
cral libel suits after his methods had
been exposed by New York papers. and
two sure-thing gamblers known to the
police as Doc Phillips and Col Dean. are
said to have been implicated with Ken
nely in an attempt to bunCo II man
from Indiana.
Hurt. Phillips and Dean promised TO
leave the city within a week and were
allowed TO go. Kennedy, having violated
II similar promise previously. was locked
up. Mexico is said TO be Hurts destina-
ton.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
STOLEN JEWELRY RECOVERED.
Bradley Confesses That He Robbed
the Coney Island Man.

CONEY ISLAND, N. Y, Dec. 12-The
police have recovered most OF the jew
ely stolen few weeks ago from the
room of Timothy Olney. the restaurant
proprietor. by James Bradley. a boarder.
The property was recovered in a pawn
shop In Delaney street, New York,
where Bradley had pawned II. Brad
ley and his wife are locked up at Po-
lice Headquarters here, charged with
grand larceny.
week ago Olney missed the jewelry
and s25 In gold. He had Mrs. Bradley
arrested for the theft. She was dis
charged from custody as Olney could
not prove that she stole the valuables.
Her husband was then arrested.
Bradley confessed to stealing the prop
erty. He said his wife told him where
he could find the jewelry and money in
Olney's room.
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Morning Papers, Selections.
AT BENNlNCs.


First Race-Arab. kingstock.
Second Race-Charley Wilson, Benja-
min.
Third Race-Tartsrian. Factotum.
Fourth Race-Capt. Manning, Geroni-
mo.
Fifth Race-Emma ID. colt, Hartford.
Sixth Race-Robin Hood, Queen Enid.
First Race--Arab. Mllt Young.
Second Race-A2rael, Charley Wilson.
Third Race-Capt. Brown, Tartnrian.
Fourth Race-St. John, Elphin.
Fifth Race-Johnny. Little Matt
Sixth Race-Dillon J.. Augusta Belle.
First Race-Shadow, Arab.
Second Race-Tom Harding, Charley
Wilson.
Third Race-Capt. Brown. Tartarian.
Fourth Race-Garwood. Capt. Man
ming.
Fifth Race-Fiction, Ontario
Sixth Race-Dillon j.. Augusta Belle.
First Race-Capt. T.. Milt Young,
Second kace-Iom Harding. Neruena,
Third Race--Fatality, Terrtler.
Fourth Race--Capt. Manning. Gar
wood.
Fifth Race-Ontario. Emma ID.
Sixth Race-Augusta Belle. lngot
First Race-Niit Young, Arab.
Second Race-Tom Harding, Azrael.
Third ,Race-Capt. Brown. Roche.
Fourth Race-Capt, Manning. Gc'
Fifth Race-west Park, Florence.
Sixth Race-Augusta Belle. Dillon J.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
SHOT THROUGH THE WINDOW.
Assassination of an En-
sheriff In New Mexico.
INV Associated Press.

LAS VEGAS, n. NJ, Dec. l2.--John
Dogher.y. ex-Sherfr of Mora County.
when sitting In his office in Mora, with
FIVE OF his children playing about him.
Saturday evening. was fired upon
through the window and killed. He
leaves a widow and twelve children. He
was wealthy. The taller OF the County
was arrested on suspicion,
Bloodhounds were taken over from the
penitentlary at Santa Fe TO track the
assassins. 4 brother OF the murdered
man has offered 5000 reward for the
capture OF the murdcrers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
FLOODS IN WASHINGTON.
Rise In North Palousc River Does
Damage In That State.

COLFAN. Wash. Dec. l2.-The North
palouse River has ovcrfiowed It's banks
and flooded the north end of Colfax. Sun
day night word was received from Pa
louise that the dam there was washed
out and the water had flooded 100 resi-
dcnces. a heavy wagon bridge was
washed away as well as a boom by
which 100000 feet of logs were held
The city water works supply and
pumping station was inundated. Reports
from down the river are that a number
Of cattle have been lost. The town of
Ehhertou, fourteen miles above here. is
completely inundated ard the damage is
heavy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
ASKED TO BE LOCKED UP.
Snow Then Tried 10 Stranglc Him.
self In His Cell.

Ezra II, Snow. who said that he was
a manufactures living at East orange
met u policeman on the street in Hobo
ken late last night and asked to be
locked up for safe keeping. He was in
toNicHted.
Early this morning SerGt Slattery
found Snow trying 10 strnngle himself
by tying a handkerchief about his neck
Later ne WAS seized with III and was
subsequently sent 10 his home In East
Orange.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
DIED OF BLACK SMALLPOX.
One New Case Discovered on Rutgers
Street.

One new case and two deaths from
smallpox were reported AT the Bureau
OF Contagious Diseases this morning,
Frank simmons. twenty-four years. of
lG2 East one Hundred and Fifteenth
street. and John Palmer, forty-four
years, OF ~ pike street, both admitted
to Riverside Hospital last Saturday.
died there this morning, Simmons and
Palmer suffered from black smallpox.
John Ward. twCnty-seven wears old OF
81 Rutgers street was sent to North
Brother Island last night suffering from
small poN.
The Health Department. vaccinated
s, 900 persons last week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
He SAYS ITS GAMBLING.
Pastor Swan, of Lnmbcrtvillc, OBJ
jccts to Progressive Euchre.

LAMBERTVIILE, y. j., Dec. 12.-
Rev. William Swan, pastor of the Presby
terrain Church OF this place, has stirred
up considerable talk among his con
gregatiun by preaching Il sermon In
which he denounced progressive
euchre" ns species of gambling.
The congregation II a fashionable one
a few evenings ago some of the women
gave progressive euchre party. which
was attended by several members of the
church.
The sermon preached by the minister
Is considered uncalcl for and personal.
Several members of the church who at
tended the party talk of withdra wing
from Mr.. Swans congregation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
LITTLE GIRL KIDNAPPED.
Her Dead Fathers HousekeepeI
Said to Have Taken Her Away.
(By Associated PressD

10y NssUVTatIu
COLUMBIA. Pa, Dec. l2.-Sadie Stock
err, aged ten years. who was brought
here from Blueheld, w. Va, to attend
her fathers funeral. was kidnapped on
Thursday night. Suckers housekeeper,
Mrs. Il. A. Carper, who had charge of
Sadie. asked the relatives to let the child
return South. This was refused.
After the funeral Mrs. Carper and the
child disappeared. They were traced
to Lancaster where 1t Is alleged they
were met by Mr.. Carper and prom
inent druggist Of Blueheld who took
charge OF the little girl and then left for
Philadelphia.
II is presumed that they have taker
her to West Virginia In order to secure
s. 900 insurance money due the child or
the death of her father.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
CHINESE FLAG ALWAYS FLOATS.
Hence the Criticisms of the Diplo-
matte Circle at Washington.

my Associated Prsss)
WASHINGTON. Dec. l2.--The Chinese
nag. which floats over the new quar-
tcrs of the Chinese Legation in this
city Is causing no little comment and
criticism in diplomatic circles.
1t IL the first time that n foreign nag
has waved continuously over II Legation
in Washington. The Ministers OF other
countries hoist their flags on fete days
and the National holidays of their rouu-
tries, but the Chinese are the first to
atse their iias as "a regular feature.
This IL said to be contrary to the diplo-
matte usage OF the United states and
other Western countries.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
GOOD REASONS

Why physicians prefer TO prescribe Cas-
we'll, Massey 4 Co. IS Emulsion Of Cod
Liver Oil with Pepsin and Quinine.
II is not advertised as q cure.all.
II is made OF better materials than any
other.
II can be taken by the most delicate
when other emulsions of plain Cod Liver
Oil are intolerable.
CASWELL, MASSEY 4 CO.,
III B'way, 57s 9Th Ave. ana Newport.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
EACH WANTS AN INDICTMENT.
Long Island City Editors Thirst for
Vindication.

LONG ISLAND CITY, Dec. ~
Thomas II. Todd, editor of the Long ISL
and City Star, and editor Richenstein.
of the Queens County Herald. each APP
peared before the Queens County Grand
Jury to-day for the purpose of hav-
ing each other indicted for criminal
libel.
The trouble Is the elimination Of the
factional chickering's in Long Island City
politics.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
steamship Stranded, Crow Safe.
CDy Associated press.D

PENSACOLA Fla, Dec. ~ Tho British steam
ship southerly, Capt pavill, bound from Mar
settles to Vera Cruz with cargo OF cement and
general merchandise, is aground on Alracan Canal
Reef Campeche Bay, about seventy miles from
prosreso The captain and crew twenty,thIee
smack Favor;e Of this pert and landed here
las; night,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
SUICIDE OF CASHIER BRUMAN.
Bank Official Shoots and
Kills Himself.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Dec. 12.-Alhert
II. truman, receiving cashier OF the
Rochester Savings Bank, shot and killed
himself at his home at o'clock this
morning. He had been i'll for three
weeks from n severe attack of grip, and
It Is supposed that dependency prompt
ed his act.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
l. III. Suicide william Chisholm ?

PAssAIC, N, j.. Dec. le-From vestigatons
1t seems most probable that the man who drowned
himself in Verona Lake, in the Orange Mountains.
and on whose body was found a letter stating
that he Seth Dyson, Of Pissatc, was William
Chisholm. a son Of q wealthy Wholesale grocer of
I-rds England
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
FIFTEEN PERSONS HURT.
Wagon Ovcrturns While Bound for
Park City Cemetery.
INV Associnteh Hressl

PARK CITY. Utah, Dec. ia
wagon containing twenty-five people, on
it's way to the cemetery, was capslzed
Sunday and fifteen OF Its occupants in
jured
John Il. Fargo. Stanton Roiley and
John SrarEs We're fatally injured. Rev
w. A, Hooper, Methodist minister. was
injured about the back. and Frank Ev-
ans, the driver. had two ribs broken.
Tho others were only slightly In
iurel
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
Drank Laudanum and May Die

Mrs. Mary Mccarthy. forty years old OF 1856
Allen street, is prisoner In Gouverncur los
pital suffering from the effects OF laudsnum. She
may die She took dose OF the drug last night.
her husband says. to cure 4 toOthache, but Police
man Hodge: OF the III iridgc street squad. thought
the circumstances warranted him In arrestng the
woman on a charge OF attempting suicide.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
Westgarth's jury Disagreed.
Inv Ansociated PressA

ELGIN. H.. Dec. l2,-John wesgarth. the
Lilly Lake farmer who wanted to meet 10. 900
armed men on lake front. Chicago, was tried for
insanity at Geneva, but the Jury disagreed. wes-
garth defended himself, Eight OF his enighbore
testified as TO his quesrness He said that he did
not mean violence except as last resource.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
A Georgia Enoch Arder.
M AsforIated pressl

COLUMBIA, ;, C.. IL, l?-Nins years ago
W 7. Kramer deserted his wife and two children
- Atlanta. Ca She gave him up for dead, hut
six months ago secured divorce in Georgia, and
on Nov. / married Fletcher Wilson a lecturer.
Yesterday she got letter from krnmer saying
he was W New York and wound return soon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
Chambers Petition Denied.

CONCORD. y " D"' II -Srnator Chandler,
petition ~ the Railroad Commissioners Of New
Hampshire asking them 10 fS the charges 10 ho
made by tht -ic'Ors Ct railroads within that
State for he tI" grtat!on OF persons and freight
was leie, yesterday
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
william Mcconnell Held.

Supreme Court Justice InErAham to-day dis
missed the writ o. habeas corprs obtained BY
Lawyers Friend and House for william McCon.
nell charged with stealing SIS, 900 worth NJ car.
pets from W, J, Sloane Co. OF San Francisco
on the ground that the evidence slrhcient 70
hold him,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
Scnlded by Hot Beer.

Mathew Reilly. twenty years o,i, Of 20
New SoWsry. I. in Gouv.rnsgr Hospital suffering
from n. effects et tCSldins sitA no; beer
white he NaS a. work IA Wallsce's brewery S?S
cherry street, yesterday, q fellow workman ac7i.
dentslly turned ca faucet tTsa Sh!ss the be,
beer sSSapod
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
Fashionable Wedding To- Ninbt

DORCHESTER. ". V, Dec l:.-One Q; the
most prominent social events Of this village viii
,s tho wedding tonight at S. Paurs Church. of
Mss Wilhelmina Louise Hoaglani and Nj william
! Van Scoy Of Rye Rev, Charles Edward iIrIg.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
Aged Woman Run Over.

catharine Brown sixty-three years old OF lis
Stanton street, is in Gouvcrneur Hospital minus
one leg and will probably die. She was run over
by a truck In front Of her home last night, and
her left leg was badly fractured that Il was
found necessary to amputate II. The driver OF
the truck was arrested.
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State Bank Bill Introduced.
(By Associated Press.

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. IA bill was intro
duced In the Legislature yesterday providing for
the organization OF state banks o, circulation.
la ed upon Virginia State bonds, q security
for the circulation. The act is to take eject
when the United States statute imposing tax
OF 10 per cent. on the circulation OF State banks
Is rcoCalGd.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
Three Years for Banker Allis.
Ii'y Assocla,ed prc7sl

w
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Dee l2.--JudEe sanborn
Yesterday sentenced Horace G. AIRS. .x-Pres.dent
c. II, First National Bank OF this city, TO
three years imprisonmsrt The deCn~ hIei a bill
81 exceptions and "ili have the case reviewed
by iAs United States supreme Court
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II Lester is In any kind of shape lie
should win easily. Milt Young and Arab
seem the best of the others.
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Tom Harding Outclasses thI8 lot, and
he ~ about due to win. Nerbena should
get second money. and Capt. Wagner
ought to beat the others.
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Accused of Beating n Girl.

Justice Costing. In the Ire Avenue Court
Williamsburg to-day held Henry scheer. OF iO3
Middleton street, fer examination on 4 charS.
Of assault Miss Meta Kneap. q pretty young
woman, who lives with her parents In tho same
house with scheer, says seheer knocked her
down after trininE quarrel
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12
Uniformed knights to Dance.

Palestine Division No, I. Uniformed Rank
Knights OF Pythlas. will hold Its fifteenth an
mat bali this evening at Pohlman's Pavilion.
Jersey city Heights.
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RELEASED THEIR PASTOR.
Rev. Elijah Lucas Given Four
Months Salary and Dismissal.

TRENTON. n. j., Dec. l2.--Tne First
Baptist Church last night, In a congre-
gational meeting, declared the pulpit va
cant by vote Of 100 TO 10.
Rev. Elijah Lucas has been pastor for
twenty years, OF late there has been an
his resignation yesterday to take eject
In May. but the congregation voted him
four months salary In advance and de-
clared his pulpit vacant.
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Smoker Burned to Death in Bed.
(3y Associated Press)

BOSTON. Mass. Dec. 2-william
Geary. forty-five years old. a painter by
trade. was burned to death at his lodg-
ings. on Harvard street, last night. He
Is supposed to. have fallen asleep while
smoking In bed.
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The closing event may he won by Au-
gusta Belle. with Dillon j. second and
Robin Hood third.
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I'd Rscs--purss $500. handicap tor all ages

Tartarian seems to be in an easy spo,
He ought TO win easily. Roche may beat
Fatality for the place.
Fourth Race-Purse $500: handicap sterpechase;
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-12

The steeplechase may be won by I'll
phin, with st. John second and Geronimo
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Tennessee Trainmen Strike.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. l2.-Freight eonduc-
tors, engineers and hremen on the Henderson
Division OF The Louisviils and Nashville struck
yesterday.
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FORT or NEW YORK..

INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY.
Buffalo. Hall Nov. %
Olympia. swansea Snv. rs.
ETHIOPIA, Glasgow Nov 80
Persian Monarch. London Nov. -
Waesland. Antwerp Dec. ..
England. London Nov. 20
Due To MORROW
TeutonI' Liverpool Dec. 8.
HAvrl. bremen Dec. 5
81, pancras. Antwerp Nov. 20
Yumuri Havana bee 2