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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
BLAcxr mas COVE soUrH loAIM
Misfortuse Overtahes the Introduser Of
Crap. Among tho Newsboyr


In the spring Blacky went to the Island to
escape the summer heat. Charmed by the
captivating manners OF his host he allowed the
summer and the fall to slip By before he re.
membered his old friends on Park row. II
was not until yesterday that he returned to
town. lie was greeted with shouts OF delight.
Blacky had introduced the game Of craps
among the newsboys. and they all look upon
him as n great authority.
Where y been. Blacky ?" they cried,
Down Souf. Who'll play crapsp"
There were dozen responses and In q few
minutes a lively game was In progress In the
shadow OF THE Sun building in Frankfort
street. A wagon came rattlng down the street.
Blacky was on his knees in the gutter. breath
ing upon the dice for luck. Two men were on
the seat OF tho wagon.
Get out o. that" they yelled.
Git out'r nuthin'." retorted Blacky. looking
MP with trown.
"Ifyou don't get out OF the way I'll arrest
you." said one OF the men.
"Ye kyan't make me move ksss y owns .
boss"
One OF the men jumped from the wagon and
approached Blacky. The darky put up his
fists and danced with delight
Il hain't ut fer fair f'r q hevatlme." he said
with a chuckle When tho man came near
enough Backy punched him In the head. The
man unbuttoned his coat and showed the
shield of a sanitary policeman.
You're my prisoner" he said; come
BIacky started to run, but tho other man,
who happened also to be n sanitary police
man jumped from his seat and headed him
OF. Blacky thumped him in the stomach. The
policeman groancd. and clipped Blacky under
the ear. The other man came up then. and
both OF them bounced upon Blacky. who
kicked and bit like mailman. Two other
policeme en-, seeing the crowd and hearing the
newsboys vel, Sock II to EN-. Blacky9 came
and had their shins kicked.
Lufr 90 mew roared Blacky. "Lun 60 r
I'll kill yc."
You're going up for long time this trip.
Blacky my boy" said one OF the policemen.
Blacky reflected for a moment. and then said:
An right. Luff go me legs an I'll walk
long"
the City Hall station. When they were half
way across the street Blacky punched one OF
the policemen In the neck and tried to run
OF his struggles dragged him into the station
house. When he camo out. an hour later. to
40 to court he was considerably subdued A
crowd of newsboys followed him to the Tombs
,"Whafcho GAVIN t do. Blackyn" one OF
finn GAVIN souf." said the darby. with q
grin. In the court he said his name was James
Curtis. and that he lived at ~ New Bowery.
Now old are you Z" asked the clerk.
Tweny-tree. boss: twen'y-tree yeahA l
VIZ hoodooed wen VIZ q kid"
lie was held in $500 bail To await trial for as
BaultinR q policeman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
JUSTICE sUrBkRLAND's TURN WOW.
Proceedings to Remove Hin from Once FOR
Locking Up Mr.. Gnynor's Copyists.

=
Locking Up Mr.. GnynOr's Copyists.
Proceedings were begun yesterday to secure
the removal from office OF Justice OF the Peace
Kenneth +. Sutherland OF Gravesend for the
part no took in the Gravesend election. Jus
tice Barnard Of the Supreme Court has issued
an order. returnable on Monday. requiring
him to show cause why he should not be re-
moved on charges OF corrupt practices. op-
preston, prejudice. incompetency. aud viola
ton of his duties.
The proceedings were inspired by Justice
elect W. J. GaynOr. the petitioner in the case
being John r. Mcnamara. clerk In
Mr.. Gaynor's offlce. The complaint ia
based upon the experience OF Mcnamara and
the other mon who were sent to Grayesend to
copy the registry lists and Were arrested;
Mcnamara alleges that they were Rrraigned
before Justice sutherland and We're wrongfully
detained for long time Mt the Town Hall and
then taken TO Police Headquarters and locked
up in dinGy and filthy cells. The next morn
Ing sutherland sent them to Jail. where they
remained until the following day. when they
were discharged on writs OF hAbeas corpus.
Justice sutherland says that tho proceed
inRs have been started mainly for the purpose
Of getting additional points before Justice
Barnard in tho Mekane contempt case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
Jane. o'Er,-n I.p.s. 81. Harlem wr.r.

Major John II. McNulty OF Harlem has with
drawn from the James OBrien movement TO
organize an opposition Democracy TO Tam
many Hall. and the organization which he and
his friends have started in Harlem and which
they have christened the National Democracy.
will act Independently Of the o'Brien National
too. declare that the eN-SheTin has infringed
on their name. These gentlemen say That il n
their purpose 10 Ouila upa party In the Harlem
districts the twenty sixth. Twenty ssyenth
aud Twenty- eighth which shall DO a mlnia.
influences in the politics Of the district as well
as 10 able 10 demand ample recognition for
Harlem Democrats In making up county
EfaEa All
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
MAYOR Moody wILL QUIT POLITICS.

He ThiRLs There We. "a Plot TO Destroy
the Democratic Party In BrookIys.
Mayor Body OF Brooklyn will retire from
political life for good at the close OF the year
and devote himself to his banking business.
He Is now a member OF the Stock Exchange.
having purchased a seat for SO. 100 He said
yesterday:
Il believe that in the early days OF my adj
minlstratlon. and possibly before 1t began.
plan was formed to destroy the present polit-
icAl organization Of the Democratic party In
this city. | didn't realize what methods would
be used to accomplish the purpose. or now
easy II would be TO deceive honorable men. In
my opinion a reaction will set in In favor 81
party government and loyalty to party prinei-
pie"
Mayor Body Is In favor OF submitting the
question Of a Greater New York" to popu-
lar vote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
NJ j. sCBLoss 6 CO.'S CHECKS KITED.
Led TO - Scramble In which the Hide and
Lenther Bnnk Was Ahead.

Leather Bank was Ahead.
The Arbitration Committee OF tho Clenrinr
House met yesterday for tho first time in a
number OF years. The committee comprises
John T. Willets. President OF the Leather Man.
ufacturers National Bank: Phlneas c. Louns-
berry. President OF the Merchants Exchange
National Bank: Robert NJ Galloway. President
OF the Merchants National Bank. and Col John
McAnerny. President OF the Seventh National
Bank.
The committee met to decide difference
between tho Hide and Leather National Bank
and tho Mechanics and Traders Bank OF a
case Of killing OF checks OF n. J. Schloss Il Co..
who failed on Dec. 8.
The evidence before the committee yester-
day was thatthe firm kent an account In both
firm failed 1t deposited to its credit In the Hide
and Leather Bank Its check for S421nDI
This check was drawn on Its own account in
the Mechanics and Traders Bank. Immedi-
ately afterward, IT appears. the firm deposited
a check for a similar amount in the Mechanics
and Traders Bank drawn on the Hide and
the, Clearing House the following morning.
each one going to the bank on which II was
drawn. There were no funds In other OF the
banks tolneet either of the checks
situation instantly. and sent its runner to the
Mechanics and Traders Bank and demanded
the cash for the check. II was entitled tn the
cash II demanded before 3 O'Clock. Alter some
Mech anics' and Traders Bank then attempted
to collect the amount Of it's check from the
Gallatin National Bank, which Is the Clearing
But by that time II was 3 o'clock and so the
Mechanics and Traders is out So, 2la63.
The Arbitration Committee took all the evil
Meantime the Mechanics and Traders wants
to know who is to reimburse II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
Wanted 10 Force HInseIr Cpoa the Club ..
Hts President.

The Mohawk Democratic Club was organized
last August. and leased quarters on the second
floor Of 1876 Fast l2lst street Arthur G.
Masse. a Harlem photographer. was elected
President In October the club was ineor-
porated. Believing that the first election
would not be considered legal after the club
was Incorporated, "a second one was held.
Masse got three votes. and Adam j. stritt-
marter was elected President Later, as a
member OF the Board OF Managers, Masses
acts incurred the displeasure Of the club and
he was expelle from II on last Wednesday.
for an iniupction sgpsTpst r. Inn rat 1nam
II from curtaiIng his powers as President
until August, 1884 claiming that he was
elected President until that date at the clubs
first election. and had not been legally deposed
by the second election.
The application was denied.
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third is to obtain soundJoHN BRIsBIN wALKxn
sleep"
These replies were afterward shown to one
OF the most prom ent ply sic ians in New York,
whose name is known far and wide After
looking over the answers the doctor said: All
these words nre full OF truth They plainly
show what every man and woman needs to do,
Ia to tone up the nerves. strengthen the sys-
TEN. and replenish tho enormous amount OF
nervous and physical strength which Ia daily;
lost To do this requires the use OF remedy.
something which provides food for the
nerves-a health food as one OF the
writers calls it Now. It 10 difficult %,
lni Just the ingredients for this purpose.
hut 1t seems to have been found In the
discovery made by Professor Phelps %
celery, compound; The way in which The
bined makes. it, a perfect nerve food. 10
nerves require for growth. developme nt and
strength. 1t should be remem bsred that
Paine's celery compound IL not an essence or
any devised concoction, but n scientific disoov-
cry, specially intended for feeding and
STRENGTHENING the nerves and building up the
system. There never has been anything like
It, and the wonderful cures It has broughe
about have attracted general attention
throughout the country. The compound re-
lieves oil stomach troubles. all nervous strains
or weakness, prevents sleeplessne I'm short
It gives new life to the debiitated This 10 the
true secret of health and strength that so
many have sought in vain. Others have been
more fortunate and have found that Palne's
celery comp ound is a perfect nerve food and Q
system builder which never fails."-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
An Express Messenger Accidentally Shoots
HImsslI

NIAGARA FAILS. Dec. 6-JAmes W. HAwIey
OF Niagara Falls. messenger on the Canadian
Express Company. running between here and
Toronto. accidentally killed himself to-day.
He was found in his car At Toronto in dying
condition. The first intiuation OF any acct
~ Uawlav TO the guard. John CauslAnd:
SJohn I'm shot" Causland sprang into the
car and found Hawley on the floor. bleeding
from The mouth. He was carried out OF the
ear and soon aiteTward expired II is thought
that I'm taking his revolver out OF the sale Ii
exploded. The hall passed through his mouth
and into his brain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
PLUyKITr MEANS TO STICK
Il 10 said that tho L.adership or the IstA
VIII Remain In His Hands.

The Tammany General Committee OF the
Eighteenth Assembly district met In Wash
ington Hail. Eighth avenue and Forty eighth
street. last night and the attendance was par
ticularly large because OF the rumor that Sem
ator Plunkltt is to be deposed as leader and
TO be succeeded by ex-Police Justice Murray.
Nobody believed 1t. Mr. Plunkitt appeared to
preside at the meeting and said that he pro-
poses to hold on to the leadership.
What Senator lIGnkitt said on this score last
night was moro than he was willing to say on
while his leadership had been threatened the
decision had finally been made in his favor
The meeting was for the purpose OF dIstrib-
uting prizes TO tho election district captains
who made the best showing for the Democratlo
tick ct at the recent election. 4. a. DoolaA OF
the Thirty second Election district received
the first prize Of SlO0. The second prize OF
500 was divided by George +, Plunkitt and
the third prize q s25 was won by John Grin
non OF the Twelfth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
Feur AI.a prowssa 70 be- MI..l..lppl.

New ORIEANs. La. Dec. Awhile . party OF
men from New Orleans were endsavoring to
James parish IN . skin. the boat was caught in
an eddy and cApsized. There we're nine NJ en- In
Il at the time, Five swan 20 shore.
The other four baing unable to swim. elung
dropped on one BY one and were drowned
Their names were George bishop, Walter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
Attachment by Telephone.

The Sheriff has received an attachment for
s3.lOS against Mary u. Esterhold. manufac-
turer OF cotton goods at Philadelphia, in favor
OF Arthur W. Andrews on assigned claims Of
John J. McClosky and Hugh 4. OSeill both u
Philadelphia for cotton goods sold 10 her.
The amounts of the two claims were COM
municAted 10 the attorney here over the tel
ephone The sheriff levied on her equity in
consigned goods in the hands OF q commission
merchant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
DR.. Pa4,oa Formally Kssrsas HIs Charge

The Official resignation OF Or. Paxton was
received at 10 o'clock yesterday morning by
Mr. Robert Jaifrsy Of Z West FortT-si1th
street. an elder OF the West Presbyterian
Church. Mr. JAIray refused 70 see reporters
last night. but left written statement TO the
effect that the resignation would be submitted
TO the congregation al a meeting 70 be held In
the coming week. he date 81 the MEETING
ill be announced from the pulpit TO- moEEoA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09

A Fair mt Sherry's for the HeHent or the
Ho.t. GrMdnntn MosplIaI.


The babies wards OF the Post Graduate Hos
pital are better of by over 81 900 as the resuis
Of five hours work on the part OF few ener-
Getc women yesterday afternoon. The sum
was derived from a fair held at Sherrys from
until o'clock.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor Mrs William d. Bar
bour. Miss Ethel Cram. Mrs. Frederic Good.
ridge. Mrs. Valentine o. Hall. Mrs. Horace J.
Hayden, Miss Isabel Hoyt. Mrs. Gilbert f. Jones'
Mrs. Richard Mortimer Mrs. Stanley Morti.
mer Mrs. Henry Parish Jr.. MIRA Robert
Sturgis, and Mrs. Frederick W, VAnderbils
We're among the leading spirits Of the fair. but
fashionable society in general contributed lite
assistance. Around the four sides OF the BALI
room were tables laden with pretty Christmas
gifts, Mrs Paul TucEerman, Mrs. Richard II.
Hunt and Miss katharine Minturn sold noW-
ers Mrs. FImund L. Haylies. Mrs. Richard
Mortimer, Mrs BENJAMIN Weller. and Mrs..
Whitney Warren served tea. Several children
tended the allurlng candy tables. There was
also a Santa Claus room to tempt the pooketA
Bright music added to the cheer OF the ocoA-
sion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09

Regarding a statement published in . wSsk-
ly paper on Thursday to the effect that Misc
Elsie Clews had become engaged to Samuel
Dexter OF Chicago, Henry Clews said ysstsr-
day: There Is absolutely no truth In the
statement. Miss Clews is not engaged TO any
Mrs. David Stewart OF 800 Fifth avenue ana
Mrs Algernon ). sullivan OF l6 West Eleventh.
street received at their homes yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Edwards's dancing class met ct 6Asrs
rvs yesterday. The class organized By MrA
Richard Brown met last evening in the Men,
delssOhn Assembly Rooms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
FATHER AND DAuau1ER MISSING.
jacobson IL Insane. Hts WIFE Says, aaa This
Adds Greatly to Her AIara.

The police Of the Fast Fifty-hrst street sta
tion hayo seat out general alarm for II ermAn
Jacobsen and his G-year-old daughter. Dag
mar. who left their home. 343 Fast Fifty-nrst
street, Wednesday. and have not been heard
from since. Mrs. Jacobsen, who is the only
one OF the family left. is very much excited
over the affair, and SAYS that she is afraid her
husband is crazy. and has induced the little
Grl to go away TO some other city where she
will not be well taken care OF. Jacobsen Is a
Eus7lan and matchmaker by trade. He is OF
al errhtt' nature, and has frequently left
his home for weeks at time.
once he was away nearly n year When he
came lHeE ne had his wife summoned to the
lOTkyilIo Police Court Tor il-treating him.
Tho Justice warned him 10 care for his wife
and child and not 10 make false complaints in
the courts. Then the man threatened 70 leave
lis wiz and take the child with him. ON
"Wednesday afternoon he said he was going to
take pasmar 10 dentist = in Fourteenth street
and since tnsn neither has been seen. Mrs
jacobson l. now with her mother al AZ Last
Seventh street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
Ezssatioa for sSI.4II Against Hsnry Il.
BeecheT.

The Sheriff yesterday received an execution
for s5l.4l7 against Henry b, Beecher. insur-
ance agent. in favor OF the Southern National
Bank. The latter brought suit against Mr.,
Beecher and also Bescher. Sehenck 4 60. icor-
Is. Beecher. dated June 80, Cor $50. 600. pay
able on demand which was endorsed By the
corporation. the latter receiving the proceeds,
Payment WAS demanded on NOV. ~ and re-
fused. Mr.. Beeeher offered TO allow Judgment
against him. which was accepted aud lled
yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
To Pay 5000 for KlulsE . Hussaua

IEB,NoS Ind. Dec. s.-Ths damage suit q
Mrs. Wesner ACT. J. T. Brown TO recover S1O,S
600 for the killing Of her husband In the Dan.
vile Ind court room last May. Was to-day
COMPROMISED by the payment Of $1,000 ThS
twI men were opposing counsel In a case. Biz
ter feeling was engendered. and hot Worda
passed between the men. A personal en-
counter ending In killing. followed BroVrn
was tried and acquitted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
Aas.oOO.0OO Mertg.Es.

OMAHA Seh. Dec, S-Ths Omaha Bridge
and Terminal Company completed arrange
ments yesterday and will fle today a $4,000
600 mortgage. The mortgage IS upon the new
bridge. tracks, lands; and other property OF the
bridTe 20 .uIany. and tho money will be used
10 com p,ete the payments upon the comPOny' IS
proneriy purchasing more terminal lands. and
In other ways increasing the value OF the COM
pAny's possessions.
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as Passs Of ssraOa. Tor T.naaay.

When Superintendent Robert Kelly OF Tam
many Hall opened the letter box OF that insti.
tuition the other day he found jammsd into II =
bulky manuscript folio endorsed:
a ThAHESgylng ~ the members Of TImmARy Hall
PROAlNENT BIBLE VERSES
collected for seekers si'sE God Gmons the simple 70
revert to The true doctriug,
This curious work consisted OF seventy eight
closely written foolscap pages OF Bible verses
and comment and puTpOrted to 10 the l4Oth
number which It's author lad turned out IL
lies on the big table In the snteroom to the
Committee Of THIRTY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09

PEEKsKILI. Dee. s.-Ths remains Of sx- Bank
Examiner Augustus NJ. Serbia Who commits
ted suicide In San Francisco on Nov 25. ar
rived in Psekskill this afternoon. The onls
persons who looked upon the dead man were
the undertaken the Rev C. CruRsT and James
L. Bushnell sir. Scriba's bTOthsr-in- law who
examined the body 10 Identity il Tor tho insur-
Rncs death returns. The features seemed
natural, and bore q calm and Peaceiul express
sion. The funeral services will be held at the
grave 10 the eemstery VI tho Church Of the
Divine Love Tomorrow afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
Eagiish-ArGs.tias EItradItioa Treaty Me-
Gotiated.

BuENos AIRES. Dec. At 10 probable that
the state OF siege recently proclaimed will be
extended for sixty days longer
Congress has sanctioned an extrAdition
treaty with Great Britain.
LONDON. Dec. S.-The Foreign once author
Tres the abatement that an sxtTadition treaty
has been entered into between the Argentine
and British Governments. BY the terms of
this treaty JRbez spencer Balfour. whose
swindllng operations in building societies
ruined an enormous number OF people and
who fed to the Argentine Republic TO escape
arrest aud prosecution, will be immedi lately
arrested and turned over TO the British author
tiles,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
singer IIawisr a Farth Cure MInI..,r.

D,SruEY Coma. Dee. S-F X. Hawley. for
number Of years past a singer in New York
city. was last night ordained pastor OF the
Iaubury Mission Gosgel Church VI the Living
formed ty the lry. I. Davis OF New Britain
resident If tho National Evangelical Union,
ui which this church h. a branch The sect
believes boo euro hy fai'h and the DAnbuTy
c.uEth !. the nntn e,labIIshed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
To IAvssaEats ths Charges Against shsrIK
heek.

ALBANY, Dec. S-Goy. Flower to-day Issued
a proclamation appointing the Hon. Henry w.
missioner to take testimony and examine wit
nssses as TO the truth OF the charges filed with
the Governor by citizens OF Buffalo against
sheriff Beck o. Erie county. which grew out OF
the election day troubles. Mr.. Bentley called
on the Governor to-day Aud aiterwaTd wont 10
the office OF the Secretary Of state. where lac
took the oath OF olIlce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
shot BIZ HIs N,phs~ AesIdsataIIy.

New BRUNSWICK. Dee. s.-Sidney Bloodgood
was badly wounded to-day by the accidental
discharge OF a gun carried by his lS-yeAr-old
nephew. Albert. The two were out shooting.
The heavy charge Of buck shot struck Mr..
Blnodgood 10 the region Of the heart. lie is
not expected to live.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
KIas. County. Vol. Tor A.,.msrym...

The official count OF tho vote for Assembly
men in Kings couHty was finished yesterday
Nine Democrats and nine Republicans were
declared TO have been elected. In the Third
district HouGhton. r. has only n majority
oyer Connor. H. and in the seventh Hughes.
other close districts are the First where Plant
y. wins ny $50 votes over DwYeT r.. the
Nln!h' where Melody. ID. wins by &OS over
iasheld X. and the Twelfth where LOonAn
D.. wins by 323 over Campbell. X
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09
Senator Quay Arrests VIOIAtOTs OF the Flor
ida ElHh Lava

JACKSONVILLE. Dec. ga despatch from
Fort Pierce Fla. says: Senator Quay. his son
Richard. and their guests. p. j. Hobal and
Peter X Hughes OF Philadelphia. at daybreak
this morning arrested Isaac Robinson and
Marion Williams. two fishermen, in a sloop I'M
for fshing with gill nets In violation OF the law
prohibiting fishing within one mile OF any
inlet The prisoners. at hearing before JUS
courts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09

She Avoids the Penalty OF the New York
Decree BIZ Going 90 New Jersey.


Decree BIZ Going 60 New Jersey.
SARATOGA. Dec. 6-Mr. and Mrs. George Lee
OF Mechanicsville. Saratoga county. have lived
apart for the past few years and each was
seeking a divorce. Mr.. Lee has remained In
Mechanicsvile. but Mrs. Lee has for tho past
two years lived in New York. The wife asked
for divorce on the ground OF cruelty. &C., and
the husband on statutory grounds. The latter
action reached trial first. and decree OF d.
yorce was granted few days ago against the
wife under which she could not marry again.
married soon after the divorce was granted in
Newark, n. J., to A. l.. Clegg Of New York city.
yorce that she should not marry during the
lifetime Of George Lee.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s-Robert Adams. Jr.
ex-Minister to Brazil, was to-day nominated
by the Republicans OF the Second district 10
I'LL the vacancy In Congress caused By the
will De held on the 18th Instant. Mir Adams's
nomination 10 equivalent 10 an election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-09

. the famous author. who
il still in tho prime OF
health. and who 10
known and beloved
generally. gave hia
opinion az follows Z
Health depends large-
ly on sleep The brain
should be- kept from
exciting Influences AZ
all times. People are
kept awake moro by
ervou eNcitement
than by anything else"
John Brisbin Walker.
editor OF the Cosmopolis