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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.
Andrew Hickey of South Leonard street has accepted position in New York city.
 CUT DOWN TO FACTS.

Superintendent Byrncs Of New York fell on the stairway at his home and cut SC we're gash over his eye.
 The Bank of England has reduced its rate of discount from 3's to per cent. Its bullion decreased eSt1 OO0 during the last week.
 Three billion cigarettes were smoked in this country in the fiscal year just ended. The Yale medical school opened under favorable circumstances.
 Colured Odd Fellows celebrated their semicentennial at Philadelphia.
 The demand for dry goods seems to de cline rather than improve.
 Heinz Bros. & Co. s pickle establishment at Pittsburg was burned Loss, 1000: insured One of the firm, I. C. Heinz, ,Tr was arrested for setting fire to the works
 There is probability that the suspended Madison Square hank, New York. will re sume.
 At Brunswick, Ga., there were nine new cases of yellow fever and no deaths. The disease is not spreading at JesSup.
 Robert raced mile in 2;O5&, at Evans vile, Ind.
 The total scovr in the great international billiard match at New York k: Roberts, 6,4o1; Ives, 5,7s6
 Judge Foster oS Auburn, Me. declined to call out the militia unless the striking shocma6ers became more violent.
 The cruiser Mont gomery left New Lon don, Conn, this morning for Baltimore
 Edward Hanlau offers to back Dunuau to TOW Gaudaur a Y miles straightaway race for Sl ,ON.
 Isaac Green. whose body was found along the railroad track near Highhridge is be lievrd to have beer murdered
 I murdered a 9yenr old girl, was sentenced to be hanged at Harrisburg
 Louis James will contest Marie Vain wriEht's suit for divorce.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Tn, sight Jnncryed Him.

NEw HAVEN Get After seeing ud- wig Arder>Nn killed hv the cars on the Shore Line road Richard " olle ., .,s so ur- nerved that he failed Jo get out of the way of the same train and was killed also.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
British Subject Killed.

BUENo> ANEES. Oct. 6.-The bomhar,l- ment of Rio de .IanrirO was resumed wig orouSly by the inSurgrnt fleet, under com maud of Admiral Mello. X flying she'll killed subject of Great Britain
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
NIT. Voorhees, Means Business.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 6-Mr. Noorhec~ has tclegraphed to all friends of the repeal till to be back by Tuesday next He has once more made up his mind to urge real war for unconditional repeal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
A Steamers Enormous Capacity.

NEW YORK. Oct 6-The British tank steamer Batoum will take away 7O,OOO barrels of oil in bulk. This k fully Soo,n0 gallons more than any other tank steamer in the world can carry. Her cargo will load eight large English ships
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
AFarmcr.s Heroic Act.

IAruErE. Ind. Oct. 6-Thc Chicago and West Michigan Railroad bridge between this city and New Buffalo collapsed last night, and the crash ot timhcr> aroused 2 farmer, who, mounting a hora.. and clad only in his night clothes. dle3cl madly down tie track to display the danger s; ;Enal for. the r." ,~ru=cr train about due flfs timely WnvA.uG w. none tua soon. for |! minutes later d score or more lives would have h,e" ~lvritic.d in wreck
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
That Pr,pceton Ha1inE AnAIr.

PRINCETON. N. |. Oct. 6.-The college authorities have secured evidence enough in the hazing affair to implicate half score or more of sophomores. At the close of the examination one of the accused packed his effects and left town in antici patton of a sentence of expulsion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Not to Heed Thi. Warning Means Death.

SELMA, Ala, Oct. GA number of gin houses in Perry county have been placard ed with n warning to farmers to desist gin ming until cotton is worth 10 cents per pound. The penalty for violation of this law is death.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
CartaIn stles to Ilc Conrt MnrtiaIcd

WASHINGToN, Oct. 6.-Thc secretary of war has ordered court martial in the case of Captain Stiles, accused of using his DO sition to secure choice land at the recent opening of the Cherokee strip
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06

WHITE PLAINS, N. N.. Oct. 6.-The jury in the case of Ann Hiney against John FL liott for 5000 damages returned a verdict of no cause for action. Elliott shot and killed John Hiney on Nov. 6, 1892, in FL Gott's saloon during political discussion,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
SwinlIed Out of ee. 900.

NEW YORK, Oct, 6.-Mr. Walbaum was Swiudlcd out of S2,oo0 by a bogus telegram on the day of the Tammany- -Lamplighter match The message was signed (. F1eisch mann and commissioned Mir. Walbaum tC hack I.amplighter for that amount for the writer. The GuttcnburS president did so
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Currv,, sveenIpr Challenre,

NASHVILLE, Oct. 6.-Jack Curry, driver of Alix, says he will trot him against Nancy Hanks, Belle Narl, Arion and Di- rectum or will go against either of them singly He bars nobody.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Twcntx Connlcs nisnnnnintnh

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Every official at tended the yacht race yesterday, and the result was that about 2O couples came to the city hall, bent OF getting married. only to be disappointed. One prospective bride seemed To be terribly distressed by the de
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06

wAvEELY, O., Oct. 6-In quarrel ovei the possession of child w. K. Hill shoi and killed his mother-in-law. He theI turned and shot his wife, the bullet enter ing her ear, and she fell mortally wound ed. Hill escaped.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Congressman Bryan Snubbcd.

OMAHA. Oct D The Democratic state convention nominated Frank Irviurcf this city for supreme judge and dr.ln"d to place ConGre>~mau Bryan on the resolu- tion "omm'ftro or give him any rocoEni
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Suicide by Slow stranruIation

BEooKINN, Oct. G.-John Morris, a hat ter, fastened moose made of matters felt about his neck and the headboarl of the bedstead. He then lay down and slowly strangled himself to death.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Gcncrn1 Grnnt.a Ncnhcw Assnulted.

NEW YORK, Get. G.-Clysses Grant Dent, nephew of General Grant, lies in Bellevue hospital with a fractured skull, and Peter Telleric, n French painter, is held to await the result of Dent injuries The men had Uuarreled and an assault enSued
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Valuable Papers Recovered.

PHIILIrs, Me, Oct. GA representative of Wilbur X Co today found papers Iepre- senting over S;}0,OOO, which were taken from their store by safe blowers Sept. lT. They were found along the river bank about a mile below the town.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
The Lords Win Remain.

NEW YORK, Oct. G.-.Ioscph Chamber lain expresses the belief that the house of lords will remain. and that the English people have no desire to abolish that body.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
unfurIed a Flag at Great Height.

GETTYsBURG, Pa, Oct. 6-The Pennsyl- vania Loyal legion unfurled n flag over General Meade's headquarters yesterday from n staff l50 feet high. George Gordon Meade, grandson of the Gettysburg com mander narticiDated
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
rha ,Inr1nrnr nrnrlnnknh a1 .ooo.

SANDY PoINT LAKE, Minn-, Oct. G.-The body of an unknown man, with bullethole through the head and a stone tied to dhc wrist, has been found here. His pockets had been rifled, but the murderer over nlxed a money belt containing 1,9oo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
SuiCid" of a Horse.

Hufl'>TH. Get. l. The polic' were no,i- fled y,-j,nIay that d horse owned by Rob, ctt St1r.' h1d hanged himself. The hors. Was taken from Francis stable, which was hurn,d "Wednesday afternoon. In some way he slipped his halter around his neck and slowly ~jrau&lcl to death When Stage went to ike stable, he found the animal hanging almost lIA.'a human suicide. He valued the hrrs,' at $iOO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
And May Remain Peaceful.

WA>HINGToN, Oct. G.-The secretary of state received cable dispatch from Mir. Fishhack of the United States legation in the Argentine Republic stating that the revolution has ended and the country k in a state of peace
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Shot Dead by His Chum,

FLATTU>H. \. Y. Oct G.-Frank Me Closkey was shot and instantly killed by Bryan Mannion, his chum, while strug- gling for the possession of rifle, which was accidentally discharged
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06

BROOKLYN, Oct. 6.-Ahraham Albiegan berge, years old, is held for highway rob bery. He ran against a 15-year-old girl knocked her down, snatched her pocket book and ran of.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Rhode Island, Day at the Fair.

by hundreds yesterday tu celebrate their day at the fair. Governor Brown delivered an interesting addrc~>, and the uratiou hy Professor Williams wa~ eloquent and >chol- arlV
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
A Two Faced Ohio Girl.

TOLEDO. Oct. G.-A two headed babe has been born to Mr. and Mrs. John Knapp. The youugster has a second head branch ing out from the back of the neck of the first and facing in an opposite direction. It iS girl and apparently healthy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Probably Lost In the Gale,

PORTLAND, Me, Oct. Ct is believe, here that the schooner \. R Weeks wa lost in the hurricane that swept the coaS Aug. 2S Her crew consisted of six men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
on Come sixty Heads.

WAsHlNGTON, Oct. G- Carroll n. Wright, the new superintendent of census. has talk en active charge of the census office About 6O dismissals were made from the clerical force, and their places will not hr filled.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
This Years Cotton Crop.

WILMINGToN, N. C., Oct. G.-Ieading ex- porting houses here think that the yield of cotton will be per cent larger in South Carolina and 10 to 15 per cent larger in North Carolina than last year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Bishop I.awrcnce's First Act.

BOSToN, Oct. G.-Thc first official act of Bishop Lawrence was the appointment of Rev. William Henry Brooks, D. D. as his private secretary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Tried to Burp n Woman.

CAMDEN, N. J., Oct. 6.--While intoNicat ed, Oliver Server locked his housekrcpcr Lydia smith, in a closet and set fire to it The woman was released by Ieighbors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Censured the Senate.

NEW YORK Oct. G.-The chamber of com merce adopted resolutions censuring the United States senate for delaying repeal of the sherman law
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
The "AnscI Dancers" Convicted.

UNtKEN>AtK. V. H.. Oct. G- Evangcli~t lIuntsman T. Mason; John D McClin. tock, alias John the Baptist; Daniel Gaines. alias SilaS the Pure; tihrret G storms alias Titus; Mrs. Jane Howell NIrS Eliza Berry, Mrs. Mary stewart and Miss May storms. the band of angel dancers" ol Park Ridge. were convicted of keeping Il disorderly house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
ChIcaro,s ro.,ot,ice Au Rirl,t
The Coal King to Sell His Racers.

WASHINGToN, Oct 6.-Sccrctary Carlisle says the Chicago pOstoflice is safe for occu- pancy for several more years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
BrooklxD,. Formulation Nearly 1000. 900,

BROOKLYN, Oct. 6.-Dr. John s. Young of the bureau of vital statistics has com pleted his estimate of the population of the city. It is within 1000 of 1000, 900 inhab- itAnta es-5s5.s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 6.-Captain Sam :. Brown of Pittsburg, the coal king and noted turfman, will sell out his entire rae ing stable
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
KnIed Inv mn Electric Chr,

WEST ORAzGE, N. l., Oct. G--Annie Hollum, s years old, was Killed whi' gc- ing to school by an electric car.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
De.,r orExs.nnror C;rooms,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 6-Ex-United States Senator Groonls, whs served from 1879 to 1885, Is dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06

AT35c Myn'> heavy Jersey knit oEcrshirts. Naturl,y- 25c
 AT 39c M,n-> ,\trs heavy grey Merino In d,rw,nr. u~ually Joc. Saturday. 3Sc
 AT Gc- M,n'~ black and grey mixed Socks. usually l2!c. Saturday. 6e
 AT 39c. M,I.,o r,=,ulsI i''c Neckwear. Saturday, 39c
 ATI5c. M,n'> r,.,rplar 25c susl'endrrs, Satur,lay- l5o N,u Inui,r,i white shirts, all slzc, Sa,nrlay Jsc
 AT25e. M,n-~ heavy flannel. dark working >hirt~. u~nalIy 4uc. saturday 35e
 AT Sl.on. Myu'- Teal hil Gloves. perfect fitting, all th, urw shades. every Sair War ranJ,-l Saturday. Sl,Do
 AT 2lc. M,n'~ slr.n~, of all description, >,t- uriay =Ir
 AT ,s,c. All orI ',.'y and 77-s,. Overall, and Ju1ng,- CTS. Saturday, 50 Bey> ,-'n.lric and cutting flannel Wu~t~ Satur,lay- 2Ir
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Burned to Death In the Rarrae
O Lock Out seven Thousand Men.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. G.-Fifty soldiers lost their lives by the burning of the bar racks at ROsiavi
 To Lock Out seven Thousand Men.
 LONDON, Oct. 6.-The Clyde Shiphuild CTS association has given it's employees no tice of a general lockout, beginning Satur day. This will throw 1,G0 hands out ni work
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
Sessions for years of lSse}4 open OH Tuesday. September l2.

Tuesday, September l2.
 A High Glass Commercial College af- fording complete equipment for business life. Three courses of study.
 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.-TTo divis
 ions, theory and actual practice. Thor oush and complete instI uction in Penma n ship and Bookkeeping. Commercial Arith-
 metic. Rapid Calculation, Spelling. Clos sary, Commercial Law. Business Forms, Business Correspondence and Grammar. SrENoGRAPHIC DErARTMENT-Includ Shorthand. Typewriting, Spelling, Pen
 manship, Rapid Addition and Grammar. TKLEGRArHIC DErARTNENT-include Telegraphy. Penmanship and Spelling. Experienced and competent teachers in e lch department. Elegant Rooms. Indi-
 vidual and class instruction. This institution gives a thorough busi-
 ness education or practical training in
 shorthand and typewsiting. Day and evening sessions. For further informa-
 ton call or address, and serd for College Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
The UpSOn JeWelry Co. ARTIFICIAL WORK
 A Speciality.

\u tHNEGE FOR ENTENCTION WIIEN
 PLATES ARE WANTED ti,,ld and Silver FiIiu=- Fr,,' If th1r-'' lu all SI2 2and sIS VlatC-. They pr~iU'-' uI''T''
 natural aUI~'Irauv''. Full S,.t~ ,,u Eull-.r SS. & <l- lV,! sl- Full S,.f~ ,,r t;,,ll. SsS tH Sts' tipl,l and IE,r,-,lliu tr,'Wu-. Sl" Geld FllnE-. SI Iul upwards Silver FIlhug~. 7an- ant uIWsET't- t,,nr.ut Filiu-:~- ~s-.l and Teeth tl,'dut~l- .' .N'
 I,-'th 'N lTstvt'rt 'f
 'ia~ administered ALL KINDS oF EFTNIEI\t, NT bI IA~p%
 NEI ' IlSIt lS Al r,l'"r'i- au' .t th'' '"ry '-.-t 'luahtN We ,ltrlt ,htil-ulr 's. .a- I,I-,u- hLNIn-, hadtr ":l,le r'-.,vtl r.tAn ilt'-.it't'' ',hs - You r.. n,, v k s.r rt. .stH"-' W " u., c4- rerlmcrr n rs,tlrnt- only th-=" n,'ha-i,- which have rr,.-H -u.r-- -tul .!T- vF.y n -szl R., conN lnved Ly glllirs ". it1 ln Ny A'- water old stand.
 Over T. F. Judson's. Quigley'S Dental Rooms. South Main St, Waterbury, Ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
CZEluS AND GENMANS FIGIIT.

FACE rNNITy DISPLAYED rs THE EOHFWA M
p1ET-FILGBU>TEEING LEADS TO VIOLENCE.
Prague May 1.-THE Bohemian Diet was the s'eh'
to-day Of Il display Of vio'nc" and Disorder uhp'r
alloed in the bitter struggle FOR supremacy between
the czech and German elements. y bll was before
the Diet which conferred upon the local tribunal al
Trautcnau a town Of Bohemia twenty-five miles from
Koniggratz certain powers intended To strengthen
the position Of the Germans against tb" 'r'ch-'
The Young Czcchs carried a rrNontc hFbn'i'nhg I"
prevent the passage Of the BILL
Prince Lobkowitl president 4 the Diet. VINO l. mp
poIrtcd bv the Austrian Emperor ana therefore a.
,achcd 10 the German Interest, r"bukcd IN" III
busters and insisted tina: Herr Funkc. whom ID"
committee had selected TO report the bill. should IL
heard Herr Funko entered the tribune and attempt
cd TO speak some 81 his words were construed 10y
a Czech Deputy named Brzorsd rs alluding In saf-
cns,ic manner rs him. and h. climbed into me rlO
me and seized Herr Funkc. BrkJnd sntc"ca"d III
eicctinc Funke from the tribune. TO the intense u'
lgh, OF the Ckcchs. Everybody In the house was
shouting aud shaking lists. ard angry Challenge 10
fight cond he heard in tn din. funhc made MN
self heard on the noor. and was showing cfn'"''
a, his enemies when "A Czech Deputy named N"Ta'y
hnrl.d an ink pot at him. Tn" missile miN''n
rnnle and was smashed upon a desk. IT, contents
being distributed over Funk aud numb"" 81 "'''''
The Czcchs next attacked the sicnosraphrf@ anu
maltrcatod several OF them. Prince LDbNo"lN ""'
mcuaCcd Win personal Nlpi'"''' "' w.. a,.,,ui,d
sitting closed The Primo" Ia, si",' deem ~, "Im r
in arrangements for ducls with several oil Ms Il"
tagOnists , .xo,,.,,.n,
The scene In the Diet caused great 'Ncil'ln, ~,
throughout the city. Tie students OF the nniyoslg
broke oai in rotOu, demonstration ana "rc'"'r
the windows Of cluhhOuscs ana of Inc mansions o
people obnoxious 20 them. me ponce "'" s,r,s''ls
The streets near the building WHERE the -c~'i,hs 81
The Diet are held. Tie Diet viii probably DE III,
solved. 800 4, a., .,,,,
II is stated thu. the bill opposed BY the Young
Clcchs proposed virtually 10 s"pnrat" INC northern
districts of Bohemia in order give 10 ia" Germans
control over their local affair.
vienna May l7.-Empcror Francis Joseph tele-
grabbed 10 Pragur his evening an order dosing The
prc,en. session OF the Bohemian Diet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

There a report the Players Club Yesterday
that the condition q Edwin Booth was somewhat i'm
proved No substantial hope Is held out OF his recovery.
but it is tn ucht that he Yet live for some week.
months. On the other hand. his death a, ans
time would be q surprise.
Severa, the lesser members Of the company playing
Adonis' the Casino refused 70 the stage last
night There report that their salaries had been
raid and that OF the checks had been re-
turned to them worthless This was denied at the
said that the salaries had not been
paid Mt all Tuesday which the regular Time and
that the actors had refused to on the stage last
night till they were paid They got their and went
on 1t is understood tina, "Adonis" has been doing a
good business.
Memorial Day. May 30 is the day announced for the
opening of Madison square Roof Garden. 'alac.
Vile entertainment will be given every evening Several
European attractions will BE- engaged III alaitt u al
array Of the best available local tient
The uroerammc has now been completed for tn Lams
Gambol which takes place tomorrow at the Broadway
Theatre. 1t will include an address by Shepherd Gay
NJ Greene. by H. {. Barnatec OF the l>Ostolai,
skt Oh the Vaudeville club advertisement by NJ
Maius aud an cantsa, b. permission OF the Boz
heman Club OF san Francisco, In which the Bo-tonian
will appear. Reginald de ko,en viii conduct ON'rtf''
from his new opera The Knickerbock -" bifle'IH'
Nv Sidney Rosenfd called The Fringe Of the Fioth OF
the Crust Of Society" will given. in which Mark
Smith De Wolf Hopper. Fritz Williams Ch1rc' 10" "r
and l.. NJ Holland Will appear; Puriy Robinson WIZ sing
a song and Clay NJ. OIcene's oufcsqH" lie b'acqu'
Crooque,' which IL. L. DiNey Will appear a. Inc
premier danscuse, Harry wooifcrd a. Rudolph. Ha;ry
Conor as Staacta and r. Riley cyril Scott, j. H. Iyiey
and NJ Marius the four French dancers. VIII end the
Performance.
A benen, concert in aid Of the Sick Relief Fund Of
United Council O35 American Legion o! Honor. VIII
be given at the Star Theatre Sunday evening Among
those who viii appear Miss Maggie Cline Peter j.
Daily Nine. Mstlde Cottrely Miss Lottie ellison frank
Lush. Fed solomon Nine. sissicreta Jones The Black
pattI,,. Miss Edith Arnold Manhattan Quarette the
Adonis" Quartette. Mis- Kate DAVIS. julius Wltinark
Miss Meta Guion, George Uascon Al1ert NJ Mshshei'
Miss Iillia Hollns aud BROOKE and Denton.
W. +. Wharton has not yet been succeeded as general
manager Of the Madison Square Gardn Henry j. lie lie the
manager of IN. Military Tournament now Chicago. has
come TO for giving the tournament at
the Garden next after the horse show IL VIII
probably occupy Amphcatre for six or eight weeks
Arrangements for this and other attractions a' Vhe "'
are s,l In the hands OF j. W. Norris'eN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
THEY THINK HE WAS LASSOED.

Coroner Schultz 5 making an investigation INTO 'nc
circumstances surrounding the death Of Ah'"onS -
Keller fourteen years Oh, who on Monday a''ihoOu
was found hanging by rope IN the ele'"'i s" "
" A. Hummer's wood-turning shop, NO 81 LAST
richtoenth.st The police had ut first piohouh'ed the
case one Of suicide Mr. Keller insists tdt hi' son
WAS Iasoed by other boys while playing near th' S'
The bow had 10 motive for committing suicide '"y
inv w - -, n..a, work A. 4 .'chorcp boy aud
-, 4, Uummcr's shop Several other boys "e-e
m,Ioved about the building and according To MI h'"r
,he lad, were accustomed. during the dinner hon -
,o, ..rowboy" or .wild West" asso!ns each oh'f III
Ruralo Bill fashion on Monday they payeu a. u'"''
,, when the whistle blew at O'Clock heiie- ou "V'
~ ,u., search Of tweaty minutes Keller was
rnnd hanging cea1 in the elevator shaft win ch'c"
rone about his neck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
,rc,L PROCEEDINGS FOR CLUB DUES

The members of the Actors Amateur Athlete Asso
,.,,o, NJ America more commonly known the Fi.c
49, were deeply moved yesterday. The most OF them
,cceived comics Of the following notice:
..Dcar Sir claim against you amounting 10 the sum
n, A. ha. been placed IN NY hands for collection
no ,he Actors Amateur Athletic Club of America with
instructions to institute legal proceedings enforce the
me Unless the amour. due Is forthwith rcmItt.d D.
- such proceedings will b. taken a. tie law ailod,
,wo,inp an immediate reply | an respectfully yours.
ALFRED d. LIND.
..,,orney and Counsr or-atLlN, -G1 Bro,dwuy."
bo.o who received this notice took the liberty Of
d,ny H. as one OF most remarkable incidents in the
,,-,o,y NJ clubs in New.York. The claims were both
80, auos and for house accounts. Some OF those who
. charged with II thing but regular dne> said that
$780,. a,d not regard themselves as members Of tn club.
~ ,hey had paid their dues to date long ago and
-, ,,,, their names he taken OF the books. Ga
-, >, ,he club 1t said that such action a,
mt be regarded formal resignation. which
-. ~ e., writing In order " BE- recognized The notice
80. scn, 10 number OF persons. many OF them
,,,, actor, aud Managers. ana thoir wrath Wa-
,,,,auy crcat The club j. not s, prosperous u 30
., a. 3, vas for two three years ofer II started
~, houso in West Tweaty -eghth-st was burned a few
,ao,ths aeo and since then things 90 not seem 70
have gone well with IL