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IN TIE FIELD OF SPORTS.

The enterprising manager Of James j. Corbett. the
pugis;, has arranged reception to the fighter at
Madison Square Garden tonight Corbett Is expect
ed in the city this afternoon. The show at the Car
den will consist OF scientific sparring exhibitions.
in which Corbett. Creedon. Dempsey. Ryan. Lacey
and other pugllists will take part. Corbett viii
spar three rounds with Creedon and three more with
Donaldson The police will not tolerate any brutal
features.
Howard f. Raymond. the chairman OF the Racing
Board of the League OF American Wheelmen. thinks
that A. G.. Mills, OF the NewYork Athletic Club Is
the man above all others TO arbitrate the present
troubles existing between the A. A. L. and the 7h
Regiment.
Julian w. Curtiss Of the University Athletic Club
says that he hopes that the colleges Will take hold
of the proposed football reform question without FUR
ther delay. lie seems think that II something Is
not done quickly there is danger that the col
lege faculties may take some action to stop foot
ball playing by the students.
The proposed opening Of Manhattan Field as
skating rink yesterday had to be postponed unt
to-day. as the ice the track was not heavy
enough The International race between Donoghue
and Norseng Will consequently not be skated until
clock tonight.
The National skating championships. scheduled 10
take place at Rel Bank to-day. have been post
poned until week. There "A good body OF
Ice Thursday right. but the high winds broke II
! up. and there some doubts whether the races
can be run off tbs month.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-27
MR.. MITCHELL STEPS DOWN And our
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY SUR
RENDERS THE KEYS or OFFICE-HiS
pOcS1PIr L SUCCESSOR.

THE UNITED STATES DIsTRIcTATToRNEf sOh-
RENDERS THE KEYS or oFFIcE-His
POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR.
Edward Mitchell. United States Distr'ct-Attorhey
for the Southern Judicial District or New-horN
whose term of office expire at midnight Iast i'sn'
removed his personal effects from his cesN ii 'ie
Federal Building yesterday afternoon. bade MS MS as
sstants good-by and turned over the KEYS 10 O''f-
Pike with directions for tire surrender OF th'n' -
the person authorized 20 act as pisirict-Auorhc!
until his successor has been appointed
Mr.. Mitchell appointed United states Us
tric-Attorney four years ago 10 succeeu W.,
Walker. and President Cleveland has not yet nameu
his successor There has already been much SPe
ulatlon among the Democratic politicians res"l ~
ing the office Mr. Mitchell said yesterday thar IN
der no circumstances would he consent TO be Ms
own successor and he would longer continue 20
act as Ds:rc;-Attorney. as he had made his ar
rangcments to sail for Europe on February w. 4"
was said 10 be his intention 10 resume the pracuce
OF law after his return from Europe The once
will therefore be without head to-day unless
Justice Gray, of the United States supreme Court
should designate some person to perform the 'u''S
OF the office during the vacancy a temporary ap-
nointment by Justice Gray would remain IN iorce
until the President had named man for the OIL
fee and the Senate had confirmed the PRESIDENTS
appointment There was n report yesterday that
the man to be named by Justice Gray might remain
in Office for an indefinite period. as the Presiden'
had not made any choice. The names OF Assistant
District Attorneys Mott and Plat have been men
toned in connection with the expected appointment
by Justice Gray. and /, was said yesterday that Mr,
Mitchell had recommended Mr.. Piatt who has had
charge Of the most important civil cases IN 'he Oh
nce as the official best qualified to fill the place
Mr. Mitchell said last night at his home In inc
Sherwood apartment house that by the terms OF
the and of his commission ne ceased TO Nv, u,
in office midnight; He had not meant TO % 1 On
gracious in leaving the office abruptly. ne saiu ~
the contrary he had Informed his superior, ,ne AZ in
tornev- General that there would be vacahcy III
| the Office and he had made Journey to Wasnhs-
last week to make It plain 20 tne , coo,in;e
In charge of the office after the expiration OF n
term Mr. Mitchell said he did not know who wouiu
/ succeed him In the office.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-27
An INJURY TO AMERICAN LdBOh.
THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE
SENDS AN URGENT PROTEST TO con-

THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE
SENDS AN URGENT PROTEST TO con-
GRrss AGAINST THE WILSON BILL"
Tho following protest against the passage OF the
Wilson bill has been sent to Congress by the Ameri-
cen Protective Tariff League from its headquar-
ters No l35 West Twenty-thrd-st:
To the Congress of the United states;
The American Protective Tariff League. repre-,
senting millions OF your y,can icoT o6nr and american
Industries profoundly impressed with me Voc wiu9
reaching disaster which % WHsa come h upon bSrom re
enters earnest protest against Its passage: Already
the threat of Its passage has paraiyzed inaus''isS
caused millions to suffer. We protest against this
bill .-.. 49,, o.-ro. oor
respondingly reduce the cost of what wages must
q Because it will give employment TO foreigners
and to that extent lessen the work lot our o""
g. Because 1t violently strikes at our protective
system which during thirty years @ mas rasea Se s
of any nation upon earth; <
a. Because II is folly to suppose We can buy from
more employment and better wages. and.
8. Because II Is time enough to capture, INC
markets Of the world when we are assured or our
The passage Of this bill will increase and make
more permanent the evils which have already be-
fallen will deprive American labor OF the means
wherewith to maintain the high standard or nvin6
and will rob the American producer OF so much OF
the American market as II gives to the foreigner
These facts emphasized by smokeless Chin
neys. freess forgts. silent wheels and dumb spin
dies; while starvation and cold. skness and death
and the uncertainty and hopeessness OF once
happy people give the stamp OF conviction 10 our
CORNELIUS n. BLISS. President
LIE GRAND 3; CANNON. First vice-President'
HEsTER WsR E cETsWqhR TressTT snsra Secretary
T. NJ IVES. Chairman Executive Committee.
New-York. Jan. &C. 1894.
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FOUND DEAD ~ HIS BERTH.

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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Several important sa.es Of private dwellings have
been made this week. Henry d. Winans q May
have sod to DR.. Wilcox, for DR.. Bodt, NO 81 West
Fifty-second-st.. lot 1. ..6x1O0. for $4,000.
An important property was saved from foreclosure
yesterday at the Trinity Salesroom. L. J. Philips
e. Co. had advertised for sale the northeast corner
OF Forty-irst-st and Broadway, seven-story brick
hotel. standing on land 46x1l3 with an Il lSloxs?
This property purchased in 1881 by sire q
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building. THE Stewart House." There Is nrst
mortgage II OF s225,0O and a second OF $l7,?W
Before the sale took place II appeared that the
defendants had succeeded In raising sufficient money
settle with the Plaintiffs terms satisfactory
to both, and the sale was adjourned until February
to enable the arrangements TO be carried out.
Bryan l.. Kennedy offered No. 22n Seventh-ave.
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John T. Boyd offered a plot Of ground. 25x200, IN
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aron. Maurice to Il Wallace 7oth.st. Of
pet'er' JOIN anu. wife t. 6 /. slis. Sd.st.
o; Avenue 4. years MA. co-ns,
r1Sk AsSandsr sna ua t. sa'k
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s:vi1ss; Ns~:XOrA lot 4, NG gap ,eaSs iS,, mide
Barker. IL. & Co. 10 q Lyman. NO SZS
pase ii5ber, , and wifi, to Cecile f Elishemius
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PucIing CHAM, I.ydi, 4. 10 W smith. II l2'ta'
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Pl.Dhor. william. jr. and wife to Theodore
Pertine. lot 81 map Eas, Mo,rlsanio J monsn' m
Cimilo Car-ctta: TO Rosa iot, T. , =; map in
Dencese, Otto. ana WI, :, John rfss,' saskas,
Eichler. Maedalena, 70 Philip pebooen' i'n.
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Fleming, JON. and wife to Alice Kelly. 3d.
Hesr,soth. o' hermann G' 81. to Helena M,t,ssr We
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Net,eI. Wm q. ana wife 70 Louise f Bet''ns.
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Platt Richard Goofman 10 r. u Phior.cK, -
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Peters John. 10 Cornelia = Keller. wsens'
81. afloIning lots ~ and 90 map MI Hope,
r,Ta Aiber, ~ to j. p Forster. lot 29S. ma,
~ A. ,v ,as rp Fsr,,rr 2sth Ward. i var.
Ricsler Martin ard wife 10 George Eropef,,
n corner lo9th.st and !th-ave ave- ] nn year -,
o.,h.st OF 81 ava vca-> .---- -. =
Schn id r Ernst L. W, AMI wife 70 Henry
Mo-, evccutor .tc y. Iil West Broadway,
: years ................. ~.
Smith Laura T. 4 j. Smith and another, NO
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,,randavr and Wadswor:h-st. 3 years. :.....-:.
White Honora T.. 10 Frederic L Forster lot,
3eO and 32i nap ?3, lot' 1t River.1le ana
MoshoIu property OF + & II Forster, -
rllmon' Adolph It ai. N Chirles Thom.en anu
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years .o.,,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Monmo.st. No 2jo; Jonas Well e: al 10 Leo.
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De ancey.st, No ii Joseph d oioidsicIn and wife
29,hst, 5. "a Il ' OF ith.ave Martha viii:
iams u Ami, Sherman ..........................
c9th-st. 30th.st and 7havc. stephen Williams
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sd.nvc. 80 5si: Louise Deininq;r end husband
70 lIarchcn Rothsesln ... ..................-..
od.ave VS.. 80 ft n Of 3ith.st 1916 Helene
Mct7cer to Hermann Hem 10Th ..;:..;..:.;..
Clock ! ,2?4, rart Of map city 0. Ncw.York John
o Baker and wife ~ Alfred Hovt 49,. ..::..
cCti.st n s. rs Il OF Am t,rd,m-nvc. 23x102;
Irene BALDWIN anil husband to Thomas Nc
West Erdnye s.. SC # n Of s7th-st 22xloo:
5od.st. No o5i West; Florence 4 Smith to Ruby
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%saes and wc o MnSiss oo
s1st.st No Ill Fast; samuel lIoii - Maly
Same 'pHoi property Emil Frank and wife to Samuel
75rh.st. n 5. 300 II Of 2d-ayc. 2jxlo3; John
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Lennon to K N Juison; :,........;o.,X;
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Charles Clark ard wife {, Allan ioder......
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Forster. executor TO Ho3ora + white; ....,,;;,.
Lot oo3 same mop Albert Riva t. Fre;e'fck
Forster. executor
Same property; Frederick 4 Forster, executor.
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