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New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
pr.I ESTATE FOR SALE.

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ENGLEYooD.-F For sale; 'ne On Iabs'ty
Y'aS Esnglewood y. j.. with 10 acres %
~ snesi land. enormous quantity OF iMua., M
crr. mental trees and shruuot'y; rnS
brnimgs. with the pes. Oh ows eJi near carrages
s,e,shs farming materials. tooIs; nay wi
&c. sa5 600. Apply TO L. MiLLEk. o''
broadway. \. y.
NOR SALE 10 close an estate. hindsome
brick house, Plsinfeld: origlrai cos.
without steam boiler and ee.,',e,.s ,ars: >.
s,O OcO; five minutes ride from d,pos, ,a
6arn: price 5000 cash; plot )loxzv
rooms. bath and conservatory; immruis.e
posse sion: small cottage, ro'n.s. 80
island. and large seaside home amply tut
ntshed. with barn at RelmaL y. j., no
.xch.nSe agents commission. OWNER,
5o6 Nos,rani-ave., brooklyn -
TIE TRIBUNE
o4o broadway "a door north OF 3ist-st.
Advertisements and suSscTlptions s,i,. -
received there until o ci"'N D. "'
At RRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular ONCE
rates until cop p, df @' 2sd.st. S~i.
is2 Sth-aye.' c0t. l2th-st-
'so ~, Soinmtus-sve.. near West Gsth-st.
ios West 42d-s,.. near 6th-ave.
10 NSest l@fN,st, near otn-HNS'.
81 ,vss, &d-st.. bet. Ith and Sth aves
Ts1 4th .a,e., cor. l4th-st.
10 Tasf 4Tth-st. corner Sd-ave-
o49 Net i25th-st.
se east 42d-st., near Madisoh~aNe'
, coy, fsros dway. above 43th-st
4 -Os ist-ave, near S''h-s''
20 3d-ave.
30 3a-aye., near 4Ith-st.
3d-ave.. near 37th-st.
:, Avenue 4. bet. 80 and 4th sts.
:, canal.st.. and l57 Divsion-st.
ce5 pjeecker-st near Caristopher-st
HARLEM OFFICES.
l5s East iff'h-st.
c+1 Wesi i25thst.
Se) 1v.st 1AJth-st.
yt - S D m. at regular office rates
HROOKLYN OFFICES. o..
70. yr,,tor a LISP Myrtle e-avr.. 81
Cour' T., 50J Ie Kalb ave. 1.l91 Fulton
st.. tr Bedford-ave.
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REAL. ESTATE TO LET.

CIT REAL ESTATE TO LEI LET:
LEY XGTOX-AVE.. GSO.-To strictly pri-
va 4snily: pretty eieven-rOom mousse
i?C year. -------
INF RNISHED HOUSE TO RENT. 2o'
C0AIJO In best locality In the city. De-
tH .cn Madison and Jtn aNes., nv" y
plum ped and corated: . bedrooms Ap'
ply OWNER. OK "A. Irlolne -- OIlce.
THE TRIrg NE
ytown once.
a4o BroaSwe,. % door north OF 5lst-st.
Advert .seinents and subscriptions
received there until . o'clock p. IN.
At BRANCH OFFICES
Advert s,ments received at regular once
rates until s p. m. VIZ;
2sf shave q. 9. cor OF 23d-st
- shave. go. l2th-st 49,.
" Column sus-ase.. near West 6sth-st.
oG West s2a-st.. near 6th-ave.
% West iIth-st.. near 5th-aye.
81 West 42d-st, bet. 18th and Sth aves
81 4th-ave.. cor. l4th-st.
100 East 41th-st.. corner 3d-ave.
"a East 43d-s,.. near Madison-ave.
GO Broadway. above 4sth-s'-
] T0s 1st-ave.. near s9th-st.
$50 3d-ave.
760 3d-aye.. near 4Ith-st.
S54 3d-ave., Lear 3ith-st.
80 Avenue A. bet. I'd and 4th SITS.
Il C,anal-st.. and l51 Division-st
e2j Bleecker-st.. near Christopher-st.
HARLEM OFFICES.
l56 East i25th-st.
gls West l25th-st.
800 West I43th-st.
up 10 ( p. m. at regular Office rates
BROOKLYN OFFICES. -.
3oI rulton-st.. 1.152 Myrtle-ave.. SO
Court st. sos De Kslb-ave.. 1,197 Fulton
St. near Bedford-ave.
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WAITREss.-Ry a neat competent. swed.
ish Protestant. with good references from
her late employers, 33 West 2oth-st.. where
she may be seen Thursday.
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BOARD WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Female.
HOME WORK on thin embroidery: send
10 cents for sample and particulars. En-
broidery Company. 325 Washington-st..
Boston.
WANTED. Lady reader for lady; one hour
a day: no extravagant price paid and no
arrangement made except by letter. Ad-
{ s.. with terms and references, c. T. c..
l.z42 BrOadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WVoVN|VVV||NV|Vv VN(|||~N0@~~|~VV~
A.-A.-FOR ALL COMPLAINTS use
Mi,ch,ls Veteran Save: for sale at 6S
Pike-st.. ~ Y. City. G.. ". MITCHELL
yr0prietr
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE.
l.2i2 Broadway. p door north of ast-st.
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there uitil o o'clock D. M.
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WASHING. &c.-By a respectable German
woman 10 10 washing and scrubbing.
VOIEL. ls75 2d-ave., 81 floor.
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THE TIKI d. NJ
ytown once.
Z oao proaSve, 20 door north OF 3lst-st.
Advert seinents and subscriptions
received there until o'clock p. IN.
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WASHING. Respectable colorei woman
wants 10 take care Of gentemens apart
ments. or do wishing at home; 10 cents
per dozen. N. r.. lJ2 6th-aye.
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CARETA < .sH.-Mnn 10 take care OF a gen
tleman's place anywhere In country. car.
pcntsr by trade: or as carpenter or any
kind Of work: respectable; middle-agec :
$50 month: this IL good for any time.
WM. c. BRIGHAM, Box 202. Se.den. SUI
folk County Long Island.
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I Male.
CARETAKEfS.-B New sngiand man
, nnd VIII. 10 take care OF gentleman =
premises In the city during the coming WIN
ter: best ,. references Furnished. Ad''ess
| BOX los Ilpsi1is Mass
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A GENTLEMAN and wife. mother and
son or two gentlemen friends. can se-
cure two well-furnlshed rooms, bath. heat
and attendance In small private family;
good location one block from oth-ave. and
23d-sf. l. station; terms moderate or VIII
rem, house. well furnished to small family
ndultr Address CHELSEA. Box ~. l.282
Broadway.
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NURSE Would take any kind OF nursing,
surgical work or mind invalid: reasonable
terms: good references: Protestant. Ad-
dresa p 101 1Oth-aye
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YOUNG MAN 81 well recommended in
dustrious: speaks and writes English and
Spanish. Address c. II. L.. Postoffice Box
27So
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31

YOUNG MAN. with two years experience
In one OF the leading drygoods houses of
Boston. would like the agency for frat
class specially to the drygoods trade for
bond given. W. X. LAPHAM 5G4 Column
bus-ave., Boston.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
TRINCULo CUT DOWN.
'HuShey" McCarron's Fast Bread
Winner RadIY Hurt Mt Pimlicn.

Baltimore, Nov. 27.-The longest shot
Mt Pimlico today was 10 10 1-Old Sau-
gus-in the first race. Three favoritcs
also won; The track was heavy, as
different events. In the baltimore Herald
handicap the favorite. Trinculo, was cut
down and finished last. summaries:
First race-Fivc furlorgs. Old Saugus,
o'Ieary, 2 - to /, second, and Lille
- -. %. O'Donneil, 3 to ] third. Time,
1:O6 1-2. Airline: Royal H., Columbia,
X. Vinc9nt DR.. Ashc, Decamcron, and
Belle Font also ran.
Second race-one mile. Runaway. 10,
Healy, even, won; Tarluffe, 10, Keefe,
Murphy, to 1, third. Time, 1 :51 "a.
Candelabra, Thurston, and kinglet also
ran.
1nird race-Seven furlongs. Defender,
100. Garrigan. TO .. won; Tomuka, 81,
Keefe. 3 to /, second, and NeStor, ~,
o'Lesry, to l, third. Time, 1856 81.
ston. 117, Murphy, to /, won; The Sage,
125, Harton, % 10 l second, and DamscI,
1O7. Reiff, 8 to / third. Time, l: :c2 Ii.
Charade. Chester, Forget, and Trincuio
Firth race-onc and n quarter miles.
Marshall. 10S. Simms even, won; Augusta;
30; o'Leary, 10 1, second, and Integrity,
Mckee also ran.
sixtn race SIX furiongs. Lady McCann.
80. Nos,rand,. 8 to 3. won; Hands orr.
t'. ~ 10 L, st'oUu. I-dslA Afldlb>.
lOi. Wapschur, 40 to /, third. Time.
I-22. Kerry Cow, Julien and Chatter
also ran.
The programme for tomorrow:
First race, five .furlougS. IntermisSiOn.
1I5: Florrie. 105: Fascination H., 81:
Hercsy, 81: Pre,licament, Mile l., Ecr-
nardine; Venetia H., Henrade and Ha Ha.
95 each.
Second race, seven furlongs. L0nebridge,
10i; Chatter, 107: DiaboIus. 10. LltIic
Tom. 9S; Cuckoo, SS: sun Up, SO.
Third race. one mile. Fatal. julien.
ami Lady Adams, 1O9 ei ch; Kerry tow.
112.
Fourth race. one mile. Handicap. Mar
shall, II =; Levina, los: Ina. 103: Eolley.
ca.
Fifth race. six rrriones. Selling. Maple
Prince. Forum, Defender, Whippany, King
t. Shakespeare II. aud Tremargo. los
each: Beatrice ". and Helen II. H.. 1o5
each.
Sixth race, one and one sixteenth mile
Selling. Eclipse. liz: Chiswick LOG:
fnOepus and Antidote, 80 each.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses issued Yesterday.
William Boone and Annie Wycle.
Edgar Bowen and Anna Beavens.
Charles King and Mary L. King, Prince
William county, Va.
James Watson and Martha Walters.
Harry l.. Watson and Jennie Meacham.
Edward Simms and Della Webster.
Edward j. Quinn and Ellen q. Quinn
SsinD eI l.. DAVIS ana Mary A. PIleigcr.
Lawrence +. Gates and Lula l.. Hayes.
Henry Icdbetter and Isabella Jenifer.
John p. Forney and Lizzie A. Seek.
Henry s. Montjoy and Laura Watson.
Walter g. Stewart and Lillian j. Hutch
inson.
James Goodwin Hudson and Bertha Wiz
lis Gibson.
william Carlton and Lulu Goldsmith.
Ignaiius S. spaulding and Mary Agnes
Russell.
Levi gentry and Mary f. Payne.
Alonzo b. Ball and Maggie II. Hutchin-
son.
Georg" A. Tasker and Mary s. Albro.
Charles II. Thomas and Mary +. Briscoe.
George H. Giddens and Lizzie +. Hatcher
William Dee and Elizabeth Moore.
James NJ. Brown and Amanda braXton.
Michael j. Daily and Katie A. Nc
Auliffe.
Washington Carter and Ann T. white.
John F. Adams and Harriet II. Belt.
Melville Burton and Mary c. MaiSak
Frank Dodson and Annie Bowers.
John Riddle, Jr., and Rosa b. Been.
David Brown and Virginia Jackson.
Joseph C. McAllister OF Bloomfield, Pa.
and Julia s. Brock OF Washington.
Maurice j. Shehan and Maggie Lane.
George H: Adams of Portsmouth. Va.
Charles f. Clark and Barbara Addison.
Louis =. Krey and Eva Alva Scott.
Wilton Robinson and Carrie Payne
James E. Phillips and Birdie N. Hall.
Francis c.. Steibel of Washington aud
Cecilia l. Matthias OF Union Mills, Nd.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
TWENTY Mile CYCLE RACE
Sterling Run Will Be Held Oh Con-
duit Course.
Many Prominent Riders Win Partici-
pate-PrecautiOns Against
Pace Making.

While football win have the cali today,
| there will be q large crowd of cycling people
| at the Sterling twenty mile road race, which
| will be run over the Conduit road this morn
| ing. The start will be made promptly at
IL O'Clock so as to give those who want
| to an opportunity to take in the games on
| the gridiron in the afternoon
The handicap3 follow:
Nine minutes-B. + Anderson, unattach-
| ed; III. A. Bail, unattached; z. Il. Bell; Ar
| IiDgton whcelmen; c. u. Galley, lie Drnit
Park Wheelmen; C. J. Butler, unattached;
| F. w. Hart. unattached; W n. Kennedy,
tached; j. II Rhodes, Jr;, unattached; j.
| B. Rowland, unattached; George Il. Smith,
Arlington Wheelmen; ii. G: SNYDER. unat-
tached; A. p. Talmadge. Columbia Athletic
Club; +. 5. Welch, LIE Droit Park Wheel
men.
Eight minptes1E. s; Byrnes, unal.a;GS1h1ed; d;
L. Narney, unattached.
Whcclmen; William o'Connor, unattached.
Six and onc-half minutes-C. :. Brush,
Le Droit Park Wheelmen: Fred W. Moore,
W. X. C.; ". H. WaIoolt, unattached.
Six minutes-Joseph Z. braitmayer. Al
tair Cycle Club; ii. R. Stocks, unattached.
Five and ore-half minules-E. l.. Burton,
unattached; f. E. Wakefield, unattached;
Z. l. Wilson, Dupont Cycle club;
Five minutes. W. Garrison, Eastern
-Four ninutes-w. ]. Curtis. unattache
a. c. Moran, unattached; Hardy Prii chard,
u1aRidtutit
Wheclmc n.
Three and ne-haif nlnutes-B. T. Grimes,
Eastern Cycle Club; J. L. Hanger. Jr., Al
tIir Cycle Club.
Two and one-naIfminutes-Harr rryZ. Greer,
Washington Road Club; +. &. Thompson,
Washington Road Club; W. o. Z. Wood
ward. Eas Cycle Club.
One ana one-haif Minutes j. J. Flster.
Arlington Wheelnen; Robert H. Stone,
Arlington WnecinIen.
One nIinute-GeOrge f. Smith, Washing
ton Road Club. Bayard T. Wrenn, Airing
ton Wheenien.
one-har ninute-T. n. Mudd, Airing
ton Whcclmcn.
s.ratch-GeOrge S. Ball, Washington Road
The officers of the race will be as follows:
Joseph B. McGir, referee; judges, Harry
Jones, George f. Boyd, and Frank ] WiSs-
ner: timers, W. l.. Lembkey, John Woerner
and William Jose; starter and Handicapped,
William Jose. In addition TO these there
Will be checkers at the turning point OF the
course. while unpiTes viii be- stationed along
the course to look out for pacing
The morning times., 1895-11-28
Attorney Gen
DRAWING IN HIS HORNS.
japanese Conn missioner In Hs " ali
Less Aggressive Now.

San Francisco. Nov. 2T.-Correspondcncc
of the United Press per steamer Australia
from Honolulu. under date OF November
2o.-Everv;hiug IS quiet here. Rusines-
II active. The rainy season has fairly set
In. together with cool. winter temperature.
Since the declaration m1de by the new Jan
afSrs. commissioner. snimaulura. an thr,li Y
or MS artiNdl tuat he Intended 10 actively
prosecute the discussion with tins govern
mcnt regarding their failure TO fuifiu their
efigaEcnltnts Ia their Immigration treaty
with Japan. be has remained silent.
II IL now believed tnat he was a. once
cautioned by Consul ShuDidsu, IN obesii.nce
to instructions from tieir legation NJ WASH
Iugtun uot 10 take any aggErrsstNe atti-
tude. such as would give color to the allsra-
tiou or Minister castle that Japan had
designs ON Hawaii. That would be found
desirable az the opening Of the session OF
Congress, IN witch the Hawaiian question
would come up.
President Doe stated this morning that
10 wds no secret tuut the executive did not
consider favOrably the proposition 20 re-
lease any OF the white political prisoners
except I. II. Walker. who had been very
Ir.-ihiiy to tile NcTunlent. Probably a
majority OF the few remaining natives will
soon he released.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
''BO0K|ES' BREAK EVEN
Two Long Shots Help Them Out
at the Track.
SAVED THEIR BANK ROLLS
First Event Won by an Eight-to-One
Chance and in the Second the
Favorite Was Laid Out-Dr. john
son Outclasscd Everything in the
Last Event-Entries and Selections.

There was an Increase in the number 0f
,.H4.~> al ST. Asapn yester-
day, nine OF them going in. After hard
flgnt with the talent they managed to break
about even on the day. The talent landed
three pronounced favorites and strong
second choice over the plate, but two long
shots came TO the help of the bookies and
IN a measure saved their bank rolls.
Tommy Bropny was thought to be the
pest lhlns in tie opening event and wassent
To the post an cigu to five faYoritc. AT the
finish the best he could do was third, to
>. POPE, VINO was an
eight to one chance, got away in front and
was never caught.
FAVoRITE WAS THIRD.
After Halle Gay had been scratched out
of the two-year-old race st. Lawrence
looked the best of the remainder and was
made top heavy faYorite at four to
fiVe; Little Ralph and Svengali were also
wen supported at-threes. The other two
went begging. GraaSmcrc led to the half
mile post wncre Lutte Ralph took up the
running and at the end won easily from the
raVorite, with Grassmere third.
a biE plunge was maze Oh SC-ll3Ce in the
third race, backing her price from three
10 one down to seven 10 ten. The bookies
tried to steer the talent onto something
else, but they would i.)t have 1T that way.
ana soaked all their plic on 'DickIe" John
sons fast illly- The distance was Just To
her liking, and at the finish she had little
difficulty in winning somewhat easily from
Arundel, with Lucille third.
ur s"cpii,i Ion- snort To score got in his
work IN the fourth event. Tralee was the
tr IN. Ne went 10 the post at twelve to
one, and beat his ficIG: in the.ea siest kind OF
ldshiot- Jaticy ".s tIic CI,ot,e III eignt 10
i've, but failed TO land inside the money.
W-ROPED HIS FIELD.
field of eight pretty rank dogs faced
the starter i'll the flItn race. or these nr.
Faust was made the choice closing at seven
to ten. He made his field look like IA lot
OF monkeys. 10 "A gcou start tie jumped out
IN the lead, and when the wire was rea ched
was good twenty lengths in front OF Memo
with Hippona third.
tne e, .s.u- ent went TO DR.. johnson,
who SO far outcla assed the lot that he was
asked to meet that one 10 two was the best
~ the ring when the talent stopped betting.
He TOOK command going past the stand.
and, galloping all the way, won as epieascd
by two engthsfromR Remorse, with FoxEiove
third.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Tralee ran as If lie had Dutch courage.
His previous showing did not warrant his
la. !. any wnerc near the front. For
some reason the bonkics failed to take anv
liberty, never laying better than IL to
against him.
Special trains VIII leave for the track
today ut ! and 1:20p. m.
Jockey Ellis passed a very bad night
on Tuesday. He had q bad chill and his
pulse and fever were both high.
Col. Downing went down the line on
Arundel straight and place.
pun Donnclly did not book ct the
track. A number OF new faces were on
doing business.
Jack White and Fred Lucas were among
the visitors. for the first time in many
months.
Ronald while at the post 10 the fifth
The morning times., 1895-11-28
coMPANY's B's Bor.
Washington Light Infantry Boys En-
t.rtnln LIl.-lL MnmN lIl.md--

tertatu Their Many trt"uo--
CnuIpanv u q thr Washington lAEht
Iufznfrr Gors. lrave nHr-t 20 iot atle
non last rirtt iu tiI.alr arfustrf un fteenlh
street. Tie hHn was handsomely dew
rated i'll honor OF tue event. A large crowd
was in attendance. aud the glitter or
uniforms and the handsome toilets OF the
ndie- made iuF stiilglilik = ttsaas hiAiAA. ~
The pupils 81 Mss Clara stcvens did
soa!e very clever fancy dancing, which
added materially to the evenings enter
tainnlent. Among thuse present were:
Mesdamcs Dotcu. Pigg't- --sreaks, ". r..
Brown, Alvis. LipsclnIb. and J. X. Gallo
way: Misses Berry, Thompson, Cook: KITTY
Lawrence. Laura Atkins, Hattie More
Irene Bentley, Lottic Biwer, Maude Dalton,
bessie Shonin, Florence Miller, Carter,
Clara Zea and Roller; Messrs. 5. =. Tom
linson Harry Smithsun, Adam Johnson,
john Purvis, Thomas Belchert, J. Shoe
maker, II. w. Youngs, john l.. AlVerson.
s. p. House, Patrick +. Cnrcoran, =: r.
Young, V. Gentner. Aleck. NJ. Spear. Allan
Bradford, j. f. Vuigt, George $. Watson.
II. c. Bates. K. Hill. William E. Whetnore,
r. h. Fletcher. James NJ. Weaver, .: II.
Uanlberlain, W. w. Gilmartin. ]. X. Kelley.
], s. Power, Lewis Stulp, Maurice oCon-
nor, r. E. Schurieid, o. G. Sinlonson. Frank
Manning, James Reiff, Frank sanasure.
W. q. Dorsey. f. NJ. Wagner, Harry Clayton,
]. r. Flick, Edwin c. Jones. ID. O'Dunncl.
/. Siggers, c. s. Clayton, c. II. Pafdert,
Fred Moore and B. p Turner.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
INCREASE IN EARNINGS.
Good Busines- on All Lines of the
Henn-ylNania Railroad Cnmnany.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 27.-The state
meut of the business last munth OF all lines
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company was
iss %, today. All iires east ur Pittshnrg
end Erie, as compared with Oct,iber, 1894
show an increase. in gross earnings Of
SiSS, ,2eo-oS; an Increase in expenses of
$3.50, 1852: an increase In net earnings
of S63, ,S3446.
the same period nf 1894, show an Increase
In gross earnings uf S5,025 ,31f.e6; an
increase In expenses of S3,9345?3 30: an
increase In net earnings of 81 sc.
All lines west of Pittsburg and Erie for
"'T ,n'r. If" as compared with the same
months in 1894. show au Increase in gross
earnings OF S4ll ,O46;37; an Increase in
net earnings OF S315, 5,O83.51
The ten months uf 1895, as compared with
the same period nf 1894. show an increase
Increase In expenses of 81. .392 EGO 60: an
increase in net earnings OF So, ,2Ss ,279.46.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE.
Alexandria Merchants OrQan!xe TO
Mutual Protection.

Alexandria Merchants OrQanize for
Mutual Protection.
A meeting of the Alexandria Business
Mems League was held In the han OF the
Relief Hook and Ladder house. on Prince
street last night. with Alr. Isaac EiehDeTK
in the chair. and Mr.. Thomas L. Waters
secretary.
Messrs. N. B. Harlow. PARK AsDew.
Charles King. enry Strauss, John II. May,
a. ID. Brockett and Worth Hulfish were sp:
pointed committee to draft plan OF
organization. and to notify all the business
men Interested to attend i meeting 10 the
hall or the Relief House next Monday night
The committee Is also to give public notice
OF the meeting.
Mr.. K. 3. Maddux. de putty sheriffof Warren
county, yesterday evening came 10 the Pc
lice station and swore out wsrra MT for the
arrest of Thomas Beekman and Charles
Cronk, young men, whom lie charged wltn
having robbed him OF s35- According 10
MadduN's story they had been out on
drunk together. and While out IN the country
in carriage. they assaulted him and toob
his money away from him. The men were
arrested and locked w In the police stsr
ton. Mayor Thompson gave them 8 pre-
liminary hearing this evening, but a. AL
the witnesses were not present, the SRss
was continued until this morning. The
friends OF the young men say tbsy are not
guilty OF the crime alleged.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

race kicked Jockey Moore on the ankle and
injured him quite badly. He rode the
race out. however, and finished In the
money.
svengali ran out on every turn.
Traiee was heavily played in the out
of-town poolrooms by parties who left
here Tuesday night
The "Counts' new "dope" book for
the use of the talent, containing all the
races run since October l at both tracks
will be ready on Monday.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
loEBs4{1lRSH
Ql0SG2 F SE
"TBE WHITE BUILDING"

and allowed the Orients to score four
touchdowus in less than minutes.
This poor showing should itself bar
them from ever competing with the Colum-
bias when strong athletic club teams
are ready and willing 10 make them play
hard football to bold for another year the
championship hOnOrs.
THE c. A. C.'s are departing from the
yearly custom by playing game merely
FOR exhibition purposes instead OF contest
ing each Thanksgiving Day for the cham
piOnsilip.
Mana ger Wells, of the Columbia Athletic
Club, has promised To play the CaDter-
burys soon after the Thanksgiving game
with Columbian University. This game
will be for the Evening News trophy"
The morning times., 1895-11-28
BOATS wRONGFULLY SEIZED.
Claim for 100000 Sent to the State
DeDa RI menf

Detroit. Mich, Nov. GA batch of
claims against the government of Great
Britain, aggregating 100000, has been
forwarded to the State Department at.
Washington. The claimants are the owner.
master, and crew Of the tug Ruelle and her
coDsort, the barge Huron, which were
revenue cutter Petrol last spring by the
Canadian authorities,
The boats were taken to Amherstburg,
where the crews were arraigned on the
charge of "bringing q scow loaded with
garbage into the township of Malden.'
The captain and crew were sentenced
to fourteen days hard labor at Sandwich
Jail, and 1T also cost Mr.. Ruelle, the owner
OF the tug, S40O to have his vessel relea sed.
1t is claimed that the tug and her consort
were in American waters when seized
and that the seizure of the boats and arrest
outrages.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
Football Teams Kick.

Managers Charles f. Watson of Canter-
bury Athletic Club, and G. E. McGowan
of the Orient Athletic Club elevens called
at The Times office last night and said:
"The managers of the above teams were
surprised to hear that the Columbia Ath-
letic Club and Columbian University were
to play tomorrow for the championship
suppose that an unheard Of team like that
of Columbian University. should have the
honor of competing with the present hold
that they will fall an easy prey to the
strong athletic boys. When in practice
with the Orients last Friday. they were
unable to make five yards In 23 mlnutes,
The morning times., 1895-11-28
Hotel Men vs.. Racing Men.

Billy Burnett, Of the Arlington Hotel, and
Johnny Leach, or The Owen House. have
challenged Charlie Springer and Wilson
Lee 10 battle royal on the shuttle
board. The game comes eff Friday night
at the G6rrick. at $50. Burnett anu Leach
are tie iayorites IN the betting at o tu 3.
The winners of this contest are to be
by a pair OF well-knuwa Knights
OF the board from New York City. The
second game VIII take place early in
January. Friday nights contest promises
10 be exceedingly interesting. Archie
Collins, the weIl-knpwn bookmaker, VIII
act as referee.