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DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. X,
stations In New-Nork foot of barclay and
Christopher streets.
vESTIDULED TRAINS: r!LLMAN BUFFET

r,irect route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAiR.
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsvile Basklns
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Passac Paterson Boon.
ton Dover Stanhope. BupD'S LAKE. LAKE HO-
pITCONC Hacket,stown. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN,
washington. PHlI.LIPsBvRG. EAsroN. WATER
GAP STROuDSBCRG. Pocono Mountains SCRAN-
roN. PrrrSTON. WILkESBARRE. NANTICOkE.
DANvlI.I.E. NORTHUMBERLAND Montrose. PiS0-
UAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. watervilie. UTICA.
RICUFIEID SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE. o.
WEGO, ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMIRA. CORNING.
hath DANSvII.I.E. BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
20 A. M-BlNGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
900 A. M-BtiFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAMroN.
CTIcA RIcHFIELp SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con-
meet Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving go
100 p M-SCRANTON. BlNGHAMToN and ELMrRA
400 p M.-SCDANTON. WlLKESBARRE and PLYN-
OI'TU EMPRESS. Pullman parlor
40 p NJ Daily).-Bunalo Vestibuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGfIAMTON. ELMIRA BUr-
FALO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects a.
Buffalo with train Tor Chicago arriving at 9S5 p.
o.so p. NJ Gpany)-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Nurrayst 40 broadway. Tickets ferry stations
9tc Broadway. 81 West 125thst. 235 Columbus
ave York. 33S and 1e6 Fultonst and ~ Broadway
brooklyn Time tables. giving full information at all
WESTCoTr EMPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and C0rtaudt Str
In Eject January :, 1898.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrossss and Cortlandt strss<u
On I'm Eject tx Jan s,st :: ls9s.
1890 4. M:NPESNsYLvANfAs L%I TisorIs
A Ssens sGsn sns oss
A. NJ Cincinnati $40 4. NJ. Indianapolis ~; A. II Il
2o 90 p i:e M1ciircAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
a ana s essss and R9"F op &
c5 s'i NJ wE GsfefS s.p.,
s. 3 fsis p Y esss eeE
sns Dns Cars NO. to nanaD s"S os H.
$50 F T. sPAG II ss'"e Sleeping c..
to P,rburx Connects for Chicago daily. and cievs-
land W slffT :TfGSi sSD THE sogTM
T.ps ssF taS ossS SAs 9S @
% 3 rs,Ss s's PGH* i. assi l'' ..n
?. N daiiy sIeepcrs Hq! springs. Memph, and N..:
AT til COAST LINE FLORIDA Special for lack:
daily ssePers 70 Tampa s ST. n Tampa aas sna
ciiEsXpEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express $50 p NJ
H phi Fosr srsns "f and Cap.
FOX SKIRT apTLAxTe y CITY fr, AND CAPE MAY y ~s
Sns Aoufy a 40 o a ana asS
w"sk.day Sunday 6cxcept Asbury Park and Ocean
a'"'e'. ''' i ron IL rilHi,IGASnlrn.A., =. =. ,.
&C. - 's 90 s y.p'n aaS S'' Soinns Carr
w. 3as sa Sr R?" s S' 3 $50 % sn.s
,, s D.."s ys ca ss a. ~ "a ."d g,
adwsy Asor O%s r, street. spa 's sen rnon Street
rpoadway and Brooklyn Annex station Zoo, q Fgl,on
%9@ J ;ar and c eSeek TSs
hotels ana residences through to destination oon
y, . pREN Msnape, General Pass'r Agent.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. Il.
Fast Express Trains -
baltimore, Washington; Chicn9o; tncinnsos
l.Auln and All POlMtn Meal.

ST. LOuls and All POfmtn Went.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave New-Yorls foot Of Libertyst daily for CHI
i:so ?. M isiS night For ciNcIMNATI ST. Lou rs
MORE 900 a. IN. ui:3O a. m. Dining Carr 1880 $50
p. M. ex. sunday. 600 p. m Dnins Carr, 800 p m'
i.:iJ night. All trains daily except $3.50 49,.
For NORFOLK, 1880 m daily; $3.50 p M sx sSna;y.
For NEW ORLEANS. via Roanoke. Bristol and Chst's
noogs through Pullman Sleeping Car. 500 p M dsiy
Ticket Offices ii3. liz. :6 AS. lao Bdway 81 sys
n. Y: 3tf 32e Fulton St. hfoos'
Ign: Station foo, Of Liberty ST.. C. r. r.. Of N;
NewYork Transfer Co. will call for and cheek osgBsSs
from hotel residence 10 destination
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THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
N"N-lnrk. January {. 1895.
FINIIE ANNUAL. MEETING, of the Club viii
] h.. held on Thursday evening. the lOh instant.
.yh, O'Clock the election Of officers for the ensuing
YEAR and Transaction y such other business
"a iefor" IT.
Tn. polls for the election Will open at halfp past six
O'Clock l. 81. and remain op'n until half-past nine
o'clock T. NJ. .... ...
rINUE ANNUAL ELECTION for five l.n Trus
i toes Of the Kensco Cemetery In place OF those whose
terms shall expire shall be- held January IL. 1898.
o'clock T. m. the ono" " the cemetery No. ~
Eas, 42d-si.. ~ the city 81 New-fork
SAMUEL. l. KNIGHT. Secretary.
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90 Get for Bns,ness pnrposes.

BUILDINGS STORES Lofts AND OFFICES TO LET
I'D on Chambers Spruce Beekman. Fulton. John. Maiden
Lane. Fey Barclay Park Place. Park Row. Nassau.
William. Gold CliN Pearl. Water and many other
rutland WHITING. Bcekmsn-s,
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Crttnres ano ffltelines.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
IN THE CITY or NEw-YoRK.

COURSE OF SIN IECrIR RES oN
TIE HISTORY AND LITERATURE OF BUDDHISM
HY T ". DAv1DS. n. LID.
Professor ~ Pan and Huaihisuc Ln"raiure University
College. London. Secretary - the h'yA
AsiAic society.
will 10 given the Carnegie chamber Music HAL
a7fh Street and seventh Avenue. IN successive
Tus4dny evenings ~ o'clock
JANUARY ETH Religious Teachers and their reaching
~ India ard iu fnr West.
JASl'AK e2p- Buddhist Books and their History.
JANUARY .ITif The Iafe ~ Buiiha
5rH IN" Hurdha's Secret Far L.. Tn"
circle - Lift. tn" Four Truths and the Noble Eight
fni Path.
I'i:ni,i'AI,Y i2TT-The Tudihas secrei Part IL The
Mystic Trance ana Nrthatslip
FEBRUARY iNTli Tn" IDEAL - ~" Later Budihsm'
th. Great Vehicle. ana what II means
at 500 f'r single lecture AT
be Obtained = the secretary - the President
~ columbia Csll'g-
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ERIE LIN ES

Through trains Chicago and the West leave New
cha nbers-st. ally. as follows. ana hVe
N West 23d-st
49, A. M.-Vestibuled Express for Waverly BinS-
J'lC hamton Elmra. Buffalo Bradford and Salar
manca. Buffalo
.,nn - N-Vestbue Limited. Solid train for Chi
C.UU cage via Chautauqua Lake. arrives Cleveland
A m Chicago Slsepers Chit
cage. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
$50 ~ making f.sPS;' o of psto
Chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers caa
reman sleeper until A. NJ
S45 & train to cnas sspe 4sd to Baao CHI
cago and Cincinnati. Dining Car:
7 OCAL TIME TABLE 1CkErS AND PULLMAN
H. 26i +0i and 95T Broadway. l5d
East i25,h-st Chambers and West 23dst ferries New
York Futon-st. Brooklyn: 200 Huison-s. Hoboken:
Jersey Station Erie Transfer Company calls for
and baggage from hotels and residences dest.
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Gearhers.

vJ,uTOR-A Everett Stone (Yae). 56i bh-ave College
i preparation a specially Recommended by the Rev
DR. Greer as "a conscientious and competent educator
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rEcnRnEp MORrGAGEs.

narneco,t. Ka'c. TO LEHMAN Mnni ..ar. 90
wosiche-'er-asc og T. % ia6'h-''. nni ,oo
7i-,'s, so Il . Of - ave. years ,...,.; 40"
HT Irssr TIT i%Ias 30 T, Of wo~.avr
Gown SEirr enps. e. Samuel marlin
Clark Louis. IT, and ano,fei. EXECUTORS to Eliza
o1'hsi .. E, v Of 2aayS y ,,I,' 7""
800, 800 II Of 2days ys@ " /; ! Dodge.
West End ave- 1oii IT Of io'th-s'. years. .oooo
ssr m'r ~ I'm si.war, 81 al ir,i.tcts
corner IVES, End-nve and lo5h.s year go. go"
Same to MARY \ Underwood SIT West End-ave' ooooo
sam s'T to Alexander walker ana another. ,o
GRIM T%fnc' james. and Vie 10 samuel iyc.
Macomb's Dam Road. 2so| # Of is''h-'' ,ooo
oS Sna'f Frederick. to rri1 schmidt No 2o WINS
cram @ns j gr%'s and wife to jud.cn TODD
Macomb's Dam Road. 1864 IT Of i~th-'t ,oooo
HT%s Lahs + "aa T,. d Z EasS'i p,r1
KsIler' kari II. and wife to Harlem savlngs
Bank e s,ebbins ave. 1854 It n Of 10Th ara
Kopf Jaeob and wifc to John Boesfl.. 2ist-
81 80 It " Of lsaye year 49,, r,.; 70 900
LexIngton-ave, 10 IT $ W OF 27th-si. ,ou,o
, ysssT harris. and wife to Alexander Ian, No
10 Eas Mc S7ss to Abraham Leav Lex ~
"soaSys. 5o5 Of t7ih5' T,.s O. 10 10000
1 ,ns E Aspa 2 a@a "s'yesT 10 900
Inub,r,II CIotiide and another 10 " Levy
3 W 2Oth-s ~ . OF Jd-ave year...,.. bod
Never snd wife to Charles !bOrr and
another n = 25h-st 800 n W Of lst-ave. years o."
Martin George " to Thomas Moloney Nth.
81 2is II " Of Arnste rdam-aye. mortgages ooo
"'''
same 10 same s4ih-st. 100 II " 81 Amsier- o
dam-ave . years. mortgages. ....;' l""p
Mueller John and wife TO Harlem savings BahK 800
W 3dhve 126. 10 n n Of llGth-st. ] year Oo
MAILER barbara. % Mailer. No III Eliza $500.
oronnsii ~ az sTone"aye wears ........ 1900
Outwater Anne l.. Title Guarantee and Trust
th-sf.2 OF AmstrrdamhN",
..''. "'''
Reeb~r George a al 10 Abbic III Wightnan'
g Scdgwckayc. i5ji n n OF n line OF f'n- no
wick property, demand i'-'
Richardson, Emma B TO william r. Dodge 1900,
NSth-si lis II OF Boulevard. years 20. l"""
Same 10 Albert II IL Doux. ssih-S liS 80
n Of boulevard. ''''
Smith. James. John u Martin corner 80
Kingsbrldge Road ard 1Tls-st. yeafs....... IN"
Selc and wife to Emily Coon, corner
81 Ann I36th-st. demand. 12i~
Sandcrson, Maud. and another TO Ernest & blss.
ct AL executors. No 34l West h6th-st. years 4oV~
Touscv Charles O. W W Hall, 7othsi,
1870 n W Of Amserdam-ate. yrar............ 5000
True Clarence i. + " Jencks. West Fndave,
: W corner 93d-s;. demand morghees.. Il,oD
Toclberg Marie. o 23d Ward Land and Improve
60 am another. lot ~. map section a. 49,
WISE estate instruments. mortgages. 322J
williams. James wife. to Daniel Seybel.
1ith-st 1vb n 81 2d-ave. mortgages.
years I""D
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Nrm publications.
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EPILEPSY.
us ,ubished full account Of the mode o. treatment
q, the Williamson Sanariun. New-London Conn., with
recorded Address as above with stamp i0r ''
copy.
HISTORY OF THE
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BY Mrs. MARTHA J. LAME uate editor OF 'he NiAsa
zine OF American History
view the best.''-C;eorgc Bancroft NO Work
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Counirr proptrin for Sale
XvOr'SG ORANGE GROVE ~ PERFECT ORDER
j II. 500 tres crystal Lake. near Santol"
Yield 900 boxes. Increasing yearly. 'api,al
fully furnished. for excellent mouse TOT
foreman. ai-rcrs' house. stables fuiy equipped WIN
tools animals COL horse power irrigation pan' iof
watering four days. Apply - e. y, - state ST.
Boston. Mass
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Gitn lropertn 60 Get
fJNo LEAsE-TwO- STORY FACTORY BUILDING. GOV
i erng three lots. 10th st, Avenue A.
Also three-story brick building. with steam power and
heated by steam
Also large stable. light on all sides 10 stalls.
Also seventeen lots bukhead, East 1911
large brick building and large smokesack. brick orie
stable.
Also vacant lots. Avenue Is and I9th-s
JOHN L. BROOKMAN. Owner, - Exchange Placs
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U) Tx H IL M II q TO THE AZORES.

THE MEDITERRANEAN AND THE ORIENT
by the magnificent twln-screw express steahe'S'
GtSTA VICTORIA and FIRST BISMARCK FROM Ne"
York Ian 90 and % lsoJ to Azores MADEIRA, Gibral-
tar. Algers Genoa. Vierranche 'Nice' Malta NeN""'
Irla cairo a d Pyramids,. Jana Jersalem. smyrh''
Constantnople. Athens M.ssna Palermo Naples "eo"'
York Duration about 10 weeks. limited h"''o''
Of outward passengers accommodated To GENoa NhrN-
ANDRI, and other ports special rates For illustrated
pamphlet further particulars apply to
HAMBt' re AMERICAN LINE
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Danuna Hraosnies.

A LExANDER MAcGREGoRs Mendessohn Rooms.
~ lOS WEST 18TH ST.
Private lessons and classes In dancing every day.
EERNANDo's ACADEMY. lG2 East hst.-Q.arter
80; private lessons any hour ST. class tickets ~
pupils convenience. Extra select private classes
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4 -CRUIsE TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4 CRUISE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN-
BY specially chartered steamer FrIesand. Feb 6th
1915 visiting Bermuda Azores. Gibraltar Malaga Gran
ada Ahambra Algiers Cairo days at jerusalem
Beyrout Ephesus. Constantinope Athens. Rome. only
s525 hotels excursions fees. &c. included Or6anzei
by J.. G. Clark. exCned states wee
Consul jerusalem and staff OF competent assistants
Thirty Europe Ocean tickets BY all INES
Send for Tourist Gazette
F. e. CLARK. Tourist Agt. Ill Bway. ~ l.
Orlcial Ticket ARt.. PENNSYLVANIA & Erie X. X, &C
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CLYDE LINE.

"A. CHARLESTON T. c.. the South and Southwest.
JACK SONvfl.I.E and all Florida points
From Pier 80 f. r. 0oot OF RooseyeltsiI y: IN
ALGONQUIN
IVOor.OIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Monday. Jan IA
All steam st-cass Accommodations
WI. T. CLYDE & Co. General Agents.
Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla Cent Penn Fast +. r. Line. via jacksonville.
Grea, and Passenger Line via Charleston.
T u. Eyer. Genl Agt.. $40 B'way y. Y.
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cDA[PMNleGM0NMu

cDMlPMNeGM0NAo
PACIFIC MAIL 6. s. 90.
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL. :. s. co.
Steamers leave san Francisco
RErGIC January - 2. m
PERU februaTy = r. m
OCEANIC VIA Honolulu. February H. .. m.
CITY OF RIO DE JANE1RO. .... February 81 y. m.
For freight passage and general Information apply -
3s3 BROADWAY Battery Place. Washington Buding.
and
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6fhool Aeentles.

6fhooI Aetntits.
GENCY-MrIam Coyriere supplies. tutors. professors.
"A etc. In all depts recommends
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Governesses.
&c 10 Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
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Citn propertp for Gale
INVEST END-AvE-C'orner apartment: always rented
w more valuable every day: easy terms
MARTIN. II Wa-s,.
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes.-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i Madison Square (cor. 2Sh-st and Bway).
branches in principal American and European cities
New term begins now.
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Ocean Steamers.

GlER M AE DVals WU j eESGSANllsSN SEhvuVG
l H3HTH sssnSS h., u..a Ssw r %iSs sas
,,oraa C.,brci,ar Alglers. Naples and Genoa
Kaiser IT, Jan 10. p NJ for Asisrs Naples esss "e'0A
Normannl- Asie, rs Naples Naos. Genoa
Vera March o. . A. NJ, for Algiers Naples Genoa;
Fulda March p. A. NJ. for Aisiers naples "e"'"
LaIse, " III March go 10 A. NJ. for Genoa.
All cleaners stop at Gibraltar ,,,.. lin.
pe,urn Tickets available for the steamers OF eitne'
from Naples ienoa Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen LOT
don and Southampton. Direct connection ron H. M" Mi
Naples 10 T-ypt IS y. q. Lloyd s. s. 90. imp MAIL
Steamers. 49,, , ,,,,,,ry .narican
o.,.,o.. o. f.an Ay Line
y. Y. 81 broaoWdS ~ i.
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CUNARD LINE.
IA TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Jan II. a. m. Lucania. Jan. % $50 a.
Umbra. Jan. 10. p. m Euuria. Feb; ., 10 a. m
From Pier 40 North River foot OF Clarkson-st.
Cabin passage $50 and upward Second cabin. s35 $40
N5. according 70 steamer and accommodations
Storage tickets 10 and from all parts OF Europe az
Low For fregh: and passage apply at the
conpany's ofYic.. No. Bowling Green. New-York
VERNON H. BROWN & Co. General Agents.
WHITE STAR LINE.
.AdrIato Jan. Z M .Adria,io FEB g sp m
Britannia Jan. q. "a. m britannia Feb 20 p m
Majestic Jan. 30. a m Majestic Feb. "a a. m
From White Star Dock. foot Of West ioth-st
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Saloon rates $50 upward according 10 steamer and To-
cation Of berth SECOND cabin these steamers s3J
ard $40 Storage from NeS-York. Britannia and
Adria,ic. So Majestic and Teutonic. si5 PREPAID
tickets. SIS No. - broadway. New York Philadelphia
Office. 900 wslnu'-st. H. MAITLAND KERsEY. Agent
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique.
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
IA CHAMPAGNE. Laurent. Sat. jan J.. A. m
la NORMANDfE Poirnt. Sat. Jan ". ~ n n
York Alexandria Egypt. VIA Paris trip valid 10
days. First-class, $3.50; second class. SIG
4. FORGET. General Agent. No. Bowling Green
The record-union., 1895-04-26
HOMING PIGEONS.
They Fly From Mount Shasta to Ala
media in Less Than Five Hours.

They Fly From Mount Shasta to Ala
media in Less Than Five Hours.
SAN FRANCISCO, April "a A great
homing race has been arranged for July
4th between Alameda and Portland. Or.
I. ". Leydecker> and another gentleman
named Koenig are nov training their
pigeons, flying them from different points
in California to their lofts across the BAY.
Mr.. Leydecker is confident of winning
the race,
lie has been speeding his birds all
along the Sacramento Nalley,Nnd on last
Sunday, in fly from Sissons, SiskIyou
Comfy, the carrier pigeons broke the
record. Nine birds were sent to Sissons
and were liberated by j. NJ. Schuler at
5:55 on Sunday morning. Five Of the
pigeons reached the loft at 10:47 A. NJ, two
got home at 2:45 in the afternoon, and
one reached the coop on Monday morning
with all his tail feathers gone. The last
bird has not yet reached home.
The time OF the first lot of birds was 4
hours and % minutes, making an average
of 2,037 yards, or l I-5 miles minute.
The distance from Sissons to San Fran
cisco is reckoned at 33S miles and Mr..
LeydeCker estimates 1t at $50 miles to
Alameda.
This is the best record ever made on
the coast" said Mr.. Leydecker, to-day.
In fact, it is the best time ever made
anywhere, to my knowledge. The dis
tance from Portland is 752 miles, and |
have sufficient faith in my birds to think
that they will break the record from that
point. Next Sunday 1 will fly the
pigeons from Ashland, Or, distance of
43l miles. Tie race on the 4th of July
Will be under the rules of the Pacific
Homing Society"
The record-union., 1895-04-26
NATIVE SONS.
They are Still Enjoying Themselves In
Oakland.

They are Still Enjoying Themselves In
Oakland.
OAKLAND, April 25.-The fourth day of
the Grand Parlor, Native Sons of the
Golden West, witnessed full attendance
of delegates at the opening of the session,
$3.50 o'clock this morning.
There was a disposition to rush busi-
ness, because it has been piling up in
most startling manner. Progress, how
ever, was made only with difficulty,
because the Grand Parlor is one Of the
most methodical and least infiammatory
traternal grand bodies in the country.
The Native Sons during the session
this morning considered thlrty-three de-
cisions made by Grand President Sproul
during the year and sustained them all.
Tonight there was a brilliant water
pageant, which was witnessed by many
thousands of persons. 1t was something
grand and beautiful.
Tomorrow there will be a session of
the Grand Parlor both in the morning
ana afternoon, and in the evening there
Will be banquet in the Acme Club
rooms.
The Grand Parlor this afternoon elected
officers as follows: President, Frank Ii.
Dunno of Columbia Parlor, San Fran
cisco; Grand Vice President, Henry G.
Gestord of Napa; Grand Secretary,
Henry Lunstedt Of San Francisco; Grand
Treasurer, Henry Martin. Clarke was
elected Grand Lecturer by a~vote of lis
to 81 Tor Eugene Bert
The record-union., 1895-04-26
THEY TUMBLED.
Three Horses Came to Grief In a Race
-FavOrites' Day.

Three Horses Came to Grief In a Race
-FavOrites' Day.
SAN FRANCISCO, April pa lot of
queer horses were put in a hurdle race
to-day, and out of eight starters only four
finished. Chiquito turned somersault
over hurdle and landed on his back in
the center field: Prince Idle fell and
threw his rider; Modesto took the last
jump and landed on his head, and Car
mel, an IL TO > Iavorite, sulked all the
way round and would not run. None of
the horses or jockeys were seriously in
jured IL the chapter OF accidents. Fa-
vorites won the first. second and fourth
races.
Six furlOngs, maidens, Morgan q. won,
Wah-to-Wa lilly second, Halifax third.
Uine-l:l14.
Short six furlongs. selling, Sympa-
thetic's Last won, Centurion second,
Miss Buckley third. Time-l:l34.
one mile, selling, Jack Richelie won;
Rear Guard second, Trix third. Time
l:4l5.
Short six furlongs, match race, 81, 900 a
side, Seraphin won, Ledette flIy second.
TIme-l:I4$.
Mile and quarter, hurdle, Nero won,
North second, Esperance third. Time
Z:22t.
Short six furlongs, selling, Lady Jane
won, Ricardo second, Huntsman third.
Iime-l:I23,
The record-union., 1895-04-26
GOT his DESERTS.
A FieDdish Tramp Shot to Death In
San Diego.

A FieDdish Tramp Shot to Death In
San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, April 25.-At o'clock this
afternoon Mrs. Hugh a. Frazer, an elder
" woman, who lives with her husband
on the Loop ranch, one mile this side of
Del Mar, went to that town in state of
excitement and told story of terrible
struggle for life with a tramp named
given work by Mr. Frazer.
Smith made an assault on her, and she
fought desperately in her efforts to re-
pulse him. He was determined, how
ever, and, in spite of her entreaties and
struggles, the man seemed about TO ac-
complish his purpose, when, as last re-
sort, and with the expectation that it
would cause her assaiiant to desist, she
promised 10 submit TO him at another
time This seemed to satisfy Smith, and
he left and went about his work. She
left the house and hastened with all pos
HiDle speed toward Del Mar.
Her story had scarcely been told be-
fore Constable John Bludworth and
Lamar were on their way to the ranch
for the purpose of taking Smith into
custody. Upon arriving at the place
they found that Smith mad apparently
lett, taking shotgun with him. Alter a
serch OF the house, Constable Bludworth
went to the barn and looked through it.
He came upon Smith sitting on box in
a stall, a big dirk in his hand and the
shotgun and lot of loaded shells beside
him.
when I saw Smith in the stall, )" said
Bludworth, IL called him by name and
said had a warrant for him. His reply
was an oath, as he jumped toward me. l
struck him with my six-shooter. He
kept coming toward me with the knife
raised, and / fired, but did not appear to
hit him. He still seemed determined to
attack me. when fired again, and he fell
dead.
"He had not fired at me, but evidently
meant to cut me on the neck, striking at
me twice Had 1 not fired the last shot
when | did he would have cut me open"
Smith greatly resembled Durrant, the
alleged murderer OF the two young
women in San Francisco, and with
whom, it is said, he is slightly related
During the last few days he read every
thing he could lay his hands on concern
ing his relative in San Francisco, and
seemed greatly wrought up over the
tragedy. He had already become crank
on the subject.
Constable Bludworth has not been ar
rested but will come down from Del Mar
voluntarily and place himself IN the GUS
tody of the Sheriff.