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Evening star., 1894-12-21
DIED..

BALLENGER. On Friday, December q, 1894 at
2:80 am, at l2l6 i street southeast MAZDA
LINE BALLENGER, aged six months.
Funeral at $3.50 pm. tomorrow fom the house.
BALDWIN. On Friday morning, December p,
1854, at his residence, 2035 street, Dr. WILL
IAN OLIVER BALDWIN. baltimore papers
please copyD
BEARD: On Friday morning, December Fl, 1894,
HENRY BEARD.
Notice of funeral hereafter
CAMPBEII On December 90 1891, at $50 am,
JOHN beloved husband of Mary Boyd Camp
bell.
northwest, thence to ST. stephens Churcn,
where solemn high mass Will be said =
pEEBLE. Suddenly. on the morning Of December
81, 1894, WILLIAM GJILEY, only son Of Jos.
A. and the late Z. G. Decide. ooo
Funeral services at his fathers residence, eS2
street, Monday, December "A, at IL am. In
terment private.
DIGNEY Suddenly on December 20, 1891, at her
residence, 3l6 street northwest, MAlIA' BE-
Funeral tomorrow at am. from st. Patricks
Church. baltimore papers please colyJ
DOYLE One more of the family gone. ON Thurs
day December -, 1894, at lOl 9th street
southwest, at $50 am, JAMES DOYLE aged
Funeral viii take place at . pm. Sunday from St;
PauIs A. NJ. f. Church, IL street between
and L southwest.
HOFFMAN On December 81, 1894, at $50 am,
Mrs NAY lrOLrZAlAN.
Notice of funeral hereafter
KAIDENBACH. On Friday moTnng; psce%esr T,s HTgsS
2l, 1894 at O'Clock, IRVING EINEsSI,
infant child OF Irving ID. and Rose Z. kalden-
bach nee Moreland) aged three months ana hNe
days.
Funeral private.
pOSEY On Thursday, December 90, 1924. at 1:4o
am MARY, beloved wife OF James IOsey, at
her residence, All Franklin street northwest.
Funeral Services SUNDAY at 2:30 pm. nt Third Bap-
tist Church. corner 9th and . streets nortn-
west. Friends and relatives Invited to attend.
She leaves husband and three children 10
her loss.
WOOSI ER. On Thursday morning December ~
lso4 BENJAMIN f. WOOSTER, in the sixty
eighth year of his age. o, ,,, ..
Funeral from his late residence. 1928 lih street
northwest on Saturday, December =, at
pm Friends and relatives invited 10 attendZ-
In Mcmorium.
EXLINE In loving rememhrancc OF i'n tlltiNSn NE
REJ,LE beloved wife Of John w f.Ailne, VINO
died one year ago today, December u, 1850
Oh for the touch OF vanished hand,
The sound of a voice that is sun,
A smile FROM that cncc cheerful lace'
Which death has hidden from me. ~
BY HER HUSBAND.
Evening star., 1894-12-21
Grand Lodge Meeting.

An important meeting of the executive
committee Of the Grand Lodge OF Good
Templars was held last evening, when the
question of district lodges was disposed Of.
The assignment of territory was made to
the three district lodges determined upon
as follows: All east of North and South
Capitol streets, first district; west of North
Capitol street, north of Pennsylvania
avenue and east 18th street, sec
ond district, and the remaining territory,
third district. The appointment of depu-
ties to arrange for the institution OF these
lodges was made as follows: First, u. G. G..
T., Mr.. ]. w. Van Week; second, Past
Grand Secretary, Jesse c. Suter and third,
p G. G. T., A. Kalstrom. The dates fixed
for the institution are as follows: First
district, January %; second, February /,
and third, February G. The question of In
creasing the per capita and others of great
interest will be considered at an adjourned
meeting of the Grand Lodge, at Society
Temple, 5th and G streets, Wednesday,
January q.
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Copttol City Council Officers.

Capitol City Council, No. 463, American
Legion of Honor, has elected the following
officers: Commander, Ernest L. Harvey;
vice commander, o. L. Camana; orator,
Frank Currie; past commander, George
Wright; secretary and collector, Chas. 5.
Willis; treasurer, p. II. Hefferman; chap
lain, John +. King; pianist, r. K. Harvey;
guide, Frank A. Williams; warden, John r.
Muller; sentry, Frederick w. Muller.
Evening star., 1894-12-21

Marriage licenses have been granted to
the following: George Herbert and Ida
Dabney; Cornelius johnson and Mamie
Gaines; Seth Banks and Lucy Corbett;
John A. Smith of Richmond, Va, and
Annie E. Armour of this city; Julian A.
Smith and Fannie G. Lee; James Ander-
son and Carrie Johnson; Dock Harris and
Posana Marchall; Frederick Edward Schot-
ler and Mamie Hands; Edward =. Simonds
and Lillian c. Metz.
Evening star., 1894-12-21

of bride roses. The ushers were Messrs
Thos NJ. Hughes, NJ. A. Keusen, r. r.
Cook and Milton E. King. After receiving
the congratulations of their friends Mr.
and Mrs. Gregory left for a northern trip.
After January / they will be at home to
their friends at T15 18th street northwest
Evening star., 1894-12-21
"Tfle VeteronS

A drama of the street, in two acts, by
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps-Ward, will appear
complete, with appropriate illustrations, in
Saturdays Star.
Evening star., 1894-12-21
'Peacemaker' Flour, So bbl.

one of the finest, most reliable brands on
the n arket. IL II does not prove satisfac-
tory after a trial will gladly exchange
for any other brand, or refund the money.
IA bbl., S1.10-1-S bbl, 6oc.--1-16 bbl., %Oc.
Evening star., 1894-12-21

JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT Is BOTH A PALLIA-
tive and curative in all lung complaints, bron-
and colds, and needs only a trial to prove its
worth.
Evening star., 1894-12-21
Wines and Liquors.
We are headquarters for all kinds Of 2
Pure Wines and Liquors-both imported and


domestic.
SWEET CATAWBA, gal. al.....................7O .7Oc.
CAL. and VA. CLARET ct. bots. 81
pUFFY'S APPLE CIDER, gal................25 .25c.
BEST CAL. PORT. .s1.75 gal-Qt., SOC.
IMPORTED SHERRY. s.. so gal-qt., SOC.
BEST CAL. SHERRY. SO gal-qt., Soc.
COOKINI SHERRY ......... .$l.25 gal.-qt, 35c.
VA. BLACKBERRY WINE........S2 gal.-Qt., soc.
NEW ENGLAND RUM............S4 gait, 81
JAMAICA RUM. "a gal.-Qt., 81
DISTILLED RUM..........~...S2 gal, qt, SOC.
IMPORTED BRANDY. 81 gal.-Qt., 81
COOKING BRANDY. 50 gal-qt, Doc,
PURE APPLEJACK 6 years old -. PIT. bot, soc.
WILSON PURE RYE WHISKY. ..S4 gal.--qt., 81
NELSON RYE WHISKY @ years old. .s4
gal.-qt., 81
PRIVATE STOCK WHISKY % years oldD.
"a gal.-Qt., 81
JACKSON WHISKY a years ol'D So gal.-Qt., Toe.
PRIDE OF WASHINGTON a years oldD..
So gal.-1t., 75c.
WASHINGTON COUNTY g years old .
S2.25 gal.-qt., GOc.
SMITHS WHISKY (21a years Old 81 ;;al.-qt., soc.
COLORADO CANON q years old ..........
S1.50 gal.-qt, 4Oc.
T. Mail and telephone orders filled promptly.
Evening star., 1894-12-21
+. Il. SMITH,
MERCHANT TAHOE

No. 1900 I STREET NV.
Tailoring In all its branches. satisfaction guaranteed
dlg-1ms
NO Christmas and New Year table should be
without a bottle of Dr. Siegert's Angostura Bit
ters the world renowned appetizer of exquisite
flavor. Beware of couterfeits."
Evening star., 1894-12-21
SCOTS
SlSS iT
Emulsion

of Cod-liver Oil, with Hypophos-
phites, does more to cure Con-
sumption than any other known
remedy. 1t is for all Affections of
Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, eron.
chitis and Wasting. Pamphlet free.
Scott q Rc~ae. NY. slI0rugeists. Soc. and 81.
Evening star., 1894-12-21

Marriage Licenses.

A fairy story. by Mary f. wilkins. will
appear in Saturdays Star.
Evening star., 1894-12-21

"Lrttfng In the JungIe."
The conclusion of Rudyard Kiplings story
in tomorrow's Star.
Evening star., 1894-12-21
NUTS, FRUITS, CANDIES.

NUTS, RAlSlNS, CUKRANTS, CfIRON,
CANDIES, PRUNES, DRIED FRUITS, etc.
NEW MINED NUTS, lbs. bs..................5 SOC.
Imported Paper Shell ALMONDS, Id. zoe.
GRENOBLE WALNUTS, 2 lbs. lbs.................25c.
IEC---,S -FlLBERTS-CREAM NUTS-lb.. Zoe.
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Consumption.

The incessant wasting of q
consumptive can only be over.
come by powerful concentrated
nourishment like Scott's Emul-
sion. If this wasting is checked
and the system is supplied with
strength to combat the disease
there is hope of recovery.
Evening star., 1894-12-21

Extra Fine London Layer RAISINS, lbs. -. .25c.
Imported SULTANA RAlSINS (seodless), ID. lie.
4-crown MUSCAIEL RAISINS Qoose), lb..... Sc.
NEW CLEAN CURRANTS, lb.................Sc 10. Sc.
CLEAN CURRANTS Qn contoons), lbs. .25c.
NEW LAYER FIGS Qn 4ls!b. box. soc.
GOOD COOKING FIGS lbs. .25c.
Extra Fine NEW CITRON, . lbs. bs............. .2oc.
Evening star., 1894-12-21

EEST FLORIDA ORANGES doz. .............20 roc.
FRENCH MINED CANDY, lbs. .25c.
IROkEN STICK CANDY, 25c.
CHOCOLATE DROPS, 2 lbs. .25c.
Evening star., 1894-12-21

IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH BE SURE
and that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs.
Winsows Soothing Syrup for children teething.
1t soothes the child, softens the gum, allays all
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. 25 cents a bottle. seD-1y
Evening star., 1894-12-21

Diamond Screw Earrings, finclys cut,
brilliant slCnes, $40, Sl5 and SO per pair.
Evening star., 1894-12-21
CANNED GOODS.

Eastern Shore SWEET POTATOES, bu.. .75c.
GELATINE 3 packages. .....................2o .2oc.
Evening star., 1894-12-21
Diamond Earrings

-. Solitaire Drop Earrings, from 50 to $50
80 per pai-.
Evening star., 1894-12-21

BALLENGER. On Friday, December Il, 1884 at
23O An, at 1916 i street southeast, MAZDA
LINE BALLENGER, aged six months.
Funeral at $3.50 pm. tomorrow from the house.
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Roberto Graham
IEGENIERO
F'u,stlsca6n, Herrera y F'eryeterto
PONCE, PUERTO RICO

Fabvicante de despolpadoras dc cafe Il.
sistemas Roilo y Disco, como tambiA
..tazos, Tahouas Ruedas hidrauIicas, M
ateo, Seeade1as toda clase de maquina
para cafe, picar yerba, desgranar maiy
O., etc. Hero. nobre bronco 81 barra
etnchae flludido.
Pfndarss- irfnrlnea 1nfo ? l2q9
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F0SFATlNA FALleRES. Anmsnso q. 10. EIso.
VENTA DE ESTANCIA.

Por no poderls atender su duefo, So ven
de una estancia compuesta de 2l6 cnerdas
6ncadas en- msyoria de cafe, piatanos y
snineos, con sombra de gasbas algunos
guamas aqua abundante, casa habitaci6n
alunacenes capsces para mil quintales casa
tienda, punto muy aproposito para recolec-
tar frutos, casa para peones, m8quina para
descascarar cafe tirads por bueyes, situada
en- una casa de ii varas con 9 cielo raso
de toda ella; contiguo un tanque de material
para lavar buen dep6sito de aqua, un gla
sil de ! s varas con II, de material. varios
secatorios mas, de MADEIRA, todo en- muy
buen estado, por ser fabricas nuevas, te
chaao de zinc todo ell caserfo Pastes su6
una pieza de malojillo de 10 y cuerdas
contigua ~ los establecimientos destina-
Ia los cabalIos de pesebre. Para iuforme.
dirijir 9 So due6o en- Morovis. PEDRO
J RIVERA -Abril 30 de 1894. | %
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iUnquento Derm6genO!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por ell UNGUENTO DERMoGENO en-
las Hagas, qHsmadatas. J"anetes, pr
caduras de mosquitos, lepra africana,
asa6aaones, ekstssmttasfs. fHns0rrs, az
cualqHfer oroceaeneEa, rsa0zaftsoso, Ill
ceyas, Ae,ldas de cuaiqHIer atnra. pc
wadGgos 6ss, 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constau-
.e uso que de dicho especifico Sc
mace.
Dep6sito: Favoracia Central de J.
Ferrer
mi v. :. Nvbre Z 1903.
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LA HORTENSlA
l2-ATOCHA-12
AlmaC6n de NOvedades.
Mercado, Colon Ga.
AlmaC6n de NOvedades,
M8rCado, Colon y Ca.

ell PGbco vien dspensando
duehns Ped"nan medic NJ OCCASION oe oaeefS
acree edoresae a ea
elegane ben sltuado local Penecentf
sacesi5n de Ramon mPortar de
Franc5a Alensania, Espaa0, hg0teTa A u8trG
~ inortantes ercados EUROPA AMERICA, esplenddo
r3o en- arr Ios justados
conPetencIa
snluchos !e
gantes formas los msmos capotas
s,Td5 corno de medias cacene de ago
camisas bncas colores para senoras
eegantes
somblas .abr1gos
lana metal senoras camea cub
de acredi
fa cas soicados povos orema SIMON: tape
de fclpa
escodo obtos propios gao como estuces
PorrapnueloS
ieteras porta-cartas, retaos x@ &:
nde de color de agodon de hio
lana. eda, Ga
enovando d surbdo
Ultima
~ P.rf Ponce,J JUNO de 1893.
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Buena adquisiCi0n.

Sc ye,sde, con bsee,aaS condici0nes, la nsdqai-
ma gertical para m0Ier cana de la Hacienda
Destino, en- Santa Isabel de 25 caballo8 de
faeerza. en- magn!fco estado corriente, con al
gatnas piesaS de repaAcStO. como que estd ba-
cie''dO act4aEmente el c0sechO q pr4ede uerSeIc
ta1,eiotaar. En Sa case, Sc esstregard en- Js4lG0
pr6ain,o, e., qate eIebe m0,starse 0tra de mayor
pote'acia. Dirigirse al qa4e s4scr1be.-P Ponce,
FeT,rerO II 1894 de Francisco PARA.
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i Oio al anuncio

Qnereis haces0s, amab1e lect0ra, de IN par
de OOtdS o de eScGrp,nes entire las mfnttHS ella
seS acabadds de 7ectbir que tOr su forma eLe
gors(smd y de.icada podemos dectr no hay
mas aud" (?
PueS actedtd al estqblectrile,ato de r Valde-
ca{tG AtochG II en do,,de GdemaS hsllarels
IN Vartafo surtido de sombrilla8 q parag,eas
de SedG pr0ptoS para Ia eStaci6n.
Ponce, IL de 4bril de 1894.
l "a. 8. E VALDECILLA
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!. BASSEDAS
A A-GENC1A ESCoL-AR

Con proado he vivido largos amos
Ia circumstance d
hoy mi mi amla creo ear er
ecundara en- aqueH enoao
acceptable 9nua
ofrezco uilzar
les Guide les obev
csn,ue so!ctud k
ofrezca srepcones afectuo dometico.
ampios detane Pueden pedIros
los eu.ia
i)ario.ao: KoDaa San Pedro, II, /? IA BARCELONA
Le
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Los PRECIOS FIJOS


En- antigua acrediado estabecmento.
magnico surtido de Instruments de
netes fauta fautne bombardnos vones de odo precos
cuerdas uy fecas para mismo garras superores
para violin, papel de hlo para misica, etc, etc.
Tamb6n hay exenso surdo de fguas de biscuit ador
para tocador espent dos objetos para regalos
Efecos para escrto perfumera francesa ngesa los
meore ahricantes peosos Devocionaros de pe
de formas de Ultima naoda
Crstalerfa Baccara vaa completes cochecitos
veocpedos nnos uguetes de todas classes eectos
viajes.
Efectos para dbujo nfnidad de articuo que
precos visto.
Ponce, Febrero 5 de 1894 6rn.
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PARA CARRETERAS
La Gacetu Wustrada

Interesante periodico de Nueva-
York redactado en- castellano Publ
ca magn1ncos grabados representan-
do sucesos de actualidad.
la suscricion solo cuesta un peso
y cuarto, orc americana por aio.
Dirijirse { Don Fernando Rivera
Ponce, 3 Mario 1894. P.
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Especifco Salvador
de Jun Sierra UrgeH

Con este q pecifco desapareren los barros
' Ia pcazon qus prodncen la erncrior e. eR
II cu4,po E. el verdadefo qHita dolOr. S.
ma -, f,icclnres.
We .i-S.s-n IL esll4 ae Ia C"neordis, i
r-.. I ~ JlanA Niaz en casa DE- don
j & s .,.rh. Z - piat-ro
3yp.s Ponce, JUNO 10 de 1894
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MANY EDITORS IN TOWN.
They VIII see the sights OF the
River and sound.

Three hundred and nfty editors. most
Of them with their wives, came on from
the convention at Asbury Park this
afternoon for trip down the bay, Up
the Hudson as far as West Point and
across The Sound to Glen Island.
The party left Asbury Parry on u spe.
cial train at sos o'clock this morning
They stopped for an hour or so at Plain
field, n. j., and got 10 Jersey City 1T
1880 O'Clock and immediately boarded
the Starln llde steamboat Sam Sloane.
After seeing the sights OF harbor.
river and sound the editors will this
evening visit New York, wheer they VIII
be entertained at a BANQUET on top OF
the Mutual Reserve Company building.
President Hurper. OF this Company, will
preside.
An Evening World" reporter who in
teTNieWeG several OF the visiting edl-
tors concerning their views OF the pres
ant labor troubles. found That there was
Il generally prevailing sentiment that
although President '1cyeland'g proCla-
nation war wsli-timei and necessary,
II would on" serve IS mRkeEhlf,.
The sirike," snii one, Its Ike \ rash
on the outer surface ~ society. such
medicine az can be administered hy
troops may. indeed. suppress the raSh
Tor awhile; bat the internal orRG ME
disease viii remain ard will require
something more radical thGu "a presidcn-
tial proclamation 10 remove T.
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WASHINGTON IRVING BURIED.
lie Was ~ Nephew "f His NnmcsNkr,
the American Author

The funeral services or the late Wash
iGnton Irving, son Of the late Judge
John L. Irving and u nephew OF Wash
ingtou Irving, the American author
We're held this morning H. St. Paul's
Church. Broadway and Fulton street
Rev. y. y. BaCkus. rector OF the Church
of the Holy Apostles ofticla ted.
The services were very simple. There
were no lail-oearerg and no Mowers .x-
Cept cluster Of hlies and palm laid
upon the 'offiE. These friends and mem.
eers of the family were present and
afterwards attended the .ntermont In
Greenwood Cemetery: Edward and Ir.
wing Van Wart and Misses Sarah and
Nellie Van Wart, neHhews and niecos
of the deceased; John r. Irving, an elder
brother: Mrs. ana Miss Van Buren,
Samuel lravers, Irving Clark and a
families Of this city.
MT. irving died In the Old family
home. 3i6 Weet Thirty third street. from
dropsy, July d. He leaves n widow and
ore daughter, Miss Della Irving.
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JUDGE EHRLICH WAITING.
To Act In the JOsephs Case When
Justice Andrews Is Through.

Chief Justice EhTl!ch, OF the City
Court. explained to-day tEag tie reason
he had taken no action agalrs II the at
torneys vino are said 10 have repre-
scented 10 d client that tncy had en-
Iloyed 500 TO influence the Court, Is that
the case Is nov tcfore Sup.lm Court
Justice Andrews.
Judge Iihrliru SAID that IS soon Is
Jus lice Andrews decides Il t. case he y N
tax" sarle defrite = 'ipr sEAiust IL, at
tpruvy, TO determine whirl one = them
Is guilty Oi q 2 Urfo-s" \ tici Lar no
only cast an uuw4rrarisd rep -osch upon
him, but also, apparently, Las cctrNuded
A Client.
Attorney Epstelp and his client. Mrs.
Goldens SON, rled shidayIts on saturday,
tn when they said that tnGy cid not be-
lleve that the money secured from MR.,
Goldenson, by her hrst attorney, Abra-
ham a. Jt seph, had been used TO nfiu-
ence the Court, but that thar pretexk
had been offered TO extort II.
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NAVAL RESERVE PLANS.
New York Battalion Preparing for
Practice ON the sound.

NEW LONDON, Conn. July S.-TLc
New Yorl, Naval Reserve Is preparing
for it's weeks practice Ia Long Island
Sound, beginning July q. The boats
crew which arrived Esse saturday Etght
has been cruising along III" Sound for
the last fo~ days obtaining informG-
ton that might be n value In the td-
ture defense of tie Sound. The crew
returnel To- New York last evening.
The Reserves viii arrive here On Juiy
81, and the practise viii be done IA
Gar tineI'S IA. In the programme T.,
In, aided a shan battle, a. take place
the latter part NJ the week. The gen
erul work nf the deserves ".ll D. sim
liar tn itat II prevou. Yeats under, the
probable that officers aud men Of tie
Connecticut Rcservg Win loiH tn" Ne"
York Reserve IN hot" weeks practice.
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MRS. MILLER MUST SETTLE.
Unless She Pays s267.07 She VIII
He Taken 10 Jail.

Judge Blschohi. OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas, to-day rendered decision
giving Mrs. Caroline NJ. Miller. who. It
is alleged. is also known as Mettie Rod
man and Mrs. Brink, the alternative
of paying 32G7s or going to Jail.
This decision is the result of Mrs.
Miller S refusing to answer certain Ques-
lions in her ANIMATION before a ref
cree in proceedings 10 fureclose a mort
gage on the house 6 West Eighty-sec-
ond street, in the name of Mrs. Rod
man.
1T is alleged that Henry 3. Sire, the
defendant In the Esther Jacobs
breach-of- promise suit, Is the real party
at interest, and Mrs. Miller Is shield
ing him.
Mrs. Miller refused to tell the referee
whether she was not Mrs. Rodman.
She was before Judge Pryor several
months ago, charged with contempt OF
court in this same proceeding.
With Judge Bischoff's decision Is an
order for her commitment to Jail un-
less the fine is paid.
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ADMIRES THE YALE MEN.
Mr. A-tors Newspaper Says The,
Are Modest and VIII Do Well.

tBy Associated Press)
LONDON, july 9.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette this evening. IN a long article upon
the merits and probable chances of the
Yale athletes. says that they are u mod
est. unassumirs lot; that they are get
ting as fit as possible, and that they will
doubtless give good account of them
selves.
capt. Hickok thinks that the change
or climate. far from troubling the team.
has done them al. good.
The most that any Of the Yale men
would say when questioned in regard to
the probable result OF the coming atch
was that they think they have a chance
to win
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TWAS A GREAT RACE.
London Times Pays Compliment
to NigilnDt.
niy Associated Press.

LONDON, July 9.-Thc Times this
morning, In its report of Saturdays
race between Britannia and ViGilant
which was won by the former on time
allowance. gays 1t was one OF the grand
est struggles imaginable.
III adds that il Is a moot point whether
2ritannla could not have been home
arst' alter all. had she heen stopped a
lille and thus escaped being covered
nntb Yachts made most finished dts
la Of racing. Neither was In the
Slightest degree favored throughout the
VALIANT decidedly did better when the
49, dIsuaragtng BritGnnia's nne per
.nrnon"e, IL may lie said tEat he'd
Vi.iisnt had britannia .tart she
wUiItd probably have been Victorious.
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SUNK BY HER ANCHOR.
Pierre LOriIlard's House-BOnt La
Raised and Put in Dry-D0ck.

The steam house-boat Caman, the
property OF Pierre Lorlllard. while lying
at anchor In Gravesend Bay IN shallow
water. OIL Saturday last. settled on her
anchor on the cbb tide. stove a hole In
her bottom. filed and sank.
The Chapman Wrecking Company sent
a boat with diver to examine the
suilken boat. and found that the anchor
remained fast IN tn. Caiman's bottom.
After tAc anchor had been removed two
pumps were put GA board and the Cal
man cleared OF water. The hole was
patched up temporarily. and the steam
lighter aud derrick Hustler lowed her 10
Starin's shipyarus, Staten Island, yesier-
day, where she was hauled out on the
dry dork for repairs. j. IL tOusht dat
the damage will not be heavy.
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AT LAW OVER PROGRAMMES.
Gibson Claims the Privilege for q
Yale Football Game.

Application was made 20 ulse Biseho1.
the Court of Comm III Peas. to-day. "
counse. for John Il. Gibson. to restrain
Charles H. NicoI from publishing pr,-
gramHo 81 the Ysle-Princeton football
game to be played next Thanksgiving
Day at the Tolu GrounIS.
made a contract with the college teaH'e
by which hc Was 10 he a...owed TO have
Lka programme privilege at the game
He aSrred u ray each team }Sy,
% drive him from the He'd ana issue the
pr grammes. He also charges hat Nicoi
has been soliciting advertisements ana
stating that he has the exclusive privileges
II publishing the programmes.
Judge Blschoff denied the motion.
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BOMB EXPLOSION IN PRAGUE.
Three Men Wounded--Gendarm es
Discover other Deadly Devices.

PRAGUE. Bohemia, July "a bomb
was exploded last evening at Pilsen III
front OF the building occupied by the
German Athletic Association and by the
German Traders Club. Two officers
were slightly injured and one civilian
was seriously wounded.
All the windows VI the building and
those of u number of houses near It
were shattered. Attempts were made at
the same honr TO explode bombs before
the District Court and Police Court.
Happily gendarmes discovered these
bombs In time to prevent their explosion.