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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03

Wheat-No. cred, 6JIsc Corn-No mixed
2sc oats-Nc. mixei, 2Jc. Rye-No. 2
doc. l
Lard-sS 2aIl. Bulk meats-s4 a711 Bacon
Hogs--ss 25C1s IS. Cattle--s2 5oel So shoop
81 0oD3 %. Iaplbs-s2 1904 25.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
Saves Lives Every Day.

Thousands of cases Of Consump'
tinn, Asthma, Coughs, Colds and
Groups orc cured every day hS
Sl;iloh's Cure Suhl ny Miller &
,uSp
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
TRUE.

May-In what direction is the
new woman tending?
@Agnes In any direction except
tending babies.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
A RUSIIER.

Ethel KnoX-Ir you dare TO kiss
me again, I'll call mamma.
Van Pelt-Dun't bother; kissed
her as came in.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03

SPARTANsBURa, s. c., Dec. a1.-A
company has been formed to build a
railroad from here to the Seaboard Air
line, 35 miles,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
WHY?

Herdso--We are told that silence
is golden.
Suldso-Then why don't the free
coinage people shut up?
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03

Cattle = Prime. 81 1891 10: fair TO good
butchers, ~ COOS "; bulls, cows and stags,
Hogs = Heavy. % 1894 90; medium, 81 600
1 05; roughI, 81 5Ut3 25.
Sheep and lRinbs-Choice sheep, 50 40d3 b5:
common. 5OcCtsl rs: choice lambs, S3 5DIi 90:
exports, 81 1908 90.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
HIS REASON.

Tim Why do you say that your
cook is like your bicycle?
Brim-I have to give her blow
ing up about once week or she's
no good.
RIGHT FOR ONCE.
Teacher-Give me an example
Ofa sandwich.
B0y-A modern magazine. a
thin Slice of read ng matter be-
tween big Jumps of advertisements.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03

BowLIyG GREEN, Kv., Dec. 30. Mil.
ton Chef iiie1 a bullet into his body
with suicidal intent because the young
ladu he lovcd fpil71 70 rooirrocate.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
TIE MEAN THING.

Madge-MabIe's 5000 box of silk
hosiery just arrived from Paris
yesterday.
Estelle (cynicully)-Ah! She'll
be seeing mice everywhere now for
Il month won't she?
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
A Natural BoautIlier.

Karl's Glover Root Tea puriiles
tho blood and gives n clear. and
ceautiful com.lrXior,~ Sold by
Mi+lar ~ Case,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
w. ID. Cation Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3l.-W. D. Cat
ton. San Francisco manager for W. r.
Grace g. Company and Chilean vice
CONSUL, is dead.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
anoMstorm In Illinois.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3I.--Dispatches from
southern Illinois mention the heaviest
snowstorln for several years in that Sec
ton.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
BREACH oF PROMISE SUIT.
Dashing Grass Widow Wants Money
From q Capitalist.

From q Capitalist.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 31.-Patrick H.
Soden. capitalist of prominence here,
was sued for $4,000 for breach of prom.
ise by Mrs. Katy Green. She asserts
Soden promised to marry her last
September but instead married another
woman the day previous. Mrs. Green
is 40 years old and was deserted by her
husband several years ago after having
been married to him twice.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03

Wheat : olfc Corn = No. 2 mixed, 2sc.
oats-No; white. ioc. Rye-35c, Clover
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03

REM0iRS Nerve and Bone Oil Cures
W. Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns
and Bruises Large bottle IS cents.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03

For Indiana = Generally fair; westerly
winds.
For West Virginia and Ohio-Ulearins
colder; westerly winds
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
RIGHT FOR ONCE.
A GOOD REASnN.

Britisher-Wh) Is it that rich
Americans always hide their fam.
lily Bibles?
Gothanite-Th y usually con-
tain catalogue of their ancestors,
you know.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03
~F=HS n (T TT==s
S+-=7=k AHh ===5=
- W eS E1 FSS ~ Es3-=5:

The question most interesting to the Amer
can People is how to obtain it; and that
question is of interest to you.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-03

If you save dollar you have the dollar Just the
same as If you earn it by hard labor. So the ques-
ton you should look after is where you can spend
your money to the best advantage.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The police began Sunday 10 enforce the village
ordinances relating to the sale Of goods on that
day The ordinances require the Closing OF All
,,,aces of business where goods are Sold except
news-stands cigar-stands drug stores and restau-
wants. Meat stores and groceries may keep open
until 10 a. m Captain Timmons says the law VIII
he enforced vigorously. The societies Of the va
rious churches are working In unison to close 'he
postoffice also. as it now Keeps open one hour on
Sunday morning. . - s ,I..,o~a Pail
The New-York New-Haven ana har,or1 ar, ,h,rnan ra,
road which Is making changes on us SUBURBAN
line at Woodside has taken down the bridge on . tne
old Kings Highway, between Pelham ana New
Rocheue AS a consequence. pedestrians, bicyclists
and vehicles are compelled 10 take another roTie we
which is near the Holy Sepuchre Cemetery Inc
new route is aim ost impossible on accaunt OF muu
and hills and cannot be used this winter Gniess
the town authorities take some acton the pIlusc
will probably remain down all winter theIepy
almost completely shutting on travel by tne way
Pelham and New Rochelle. The citizens or that
section are indignant that the town autnorres Ie
have permtted the railroad to usurp the iew re-
manning rights which belong to the pup'c.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
MOUNT VERNON.

-, C.>-ou sixtv-fve years DID, a brother-ih-iaw
-, cxAssemblyman John Berry zen oeau ~,
-. d,sooeo last night in front OF the Methouis.
,,hurcb The body taken 10 MS hoiio -,
e.h 1,iohtb-ave He came from county o"eo,
,~,a rben he was eighteen years oiu, anu
-. .,,,r,ysve wears associated with r. +. " ''io"
1 10 1ao,,,,r os n builder and contractor. lie re-
od ~ Nount Vernon on June !. 1890 he ie''
,ao,r and one son, George O'Neil. Inc iui,ei"
,.ul no held at his home tomorrow hsh' .'io
CharIos Edwards of whose church in broohis"
NJ O,Neil was for several years deacon ,v U'C on
",inc nti Riiriai will be IN Evergreen Ne"ic'e'' ~
Iohn Jacobson. thirty-fve years oid oHoran
carpenter. employed on the SMeu ssd bis footing
Chnrch in North Seventh-st.: missed m" I'D fn
n,arday while at work the steepie an" ~
49,. Sye feet He was taken TO ms no.ie, hSs
1a- South Fulton-ave.. where II was iou'I. ia IN
head was badly crushed ana ne Tor rn recovery are
iernal injuries The chances LOT ie'o''
slight. , .ho announcement that the
.,os,or Tho Rev c. S. Lane, would leau .rian ~
from non churchgoers n!leu tne c,,rdoy night
church with a large audience on Sut' NV, made n
,ri ,,as,or aid not read the letters Dut iiia"o -
snnrary of them. from which ne prea,I ~. ,bere
,nnn In condensing the replies ne louu 10 &c, ndorts
We're forty reasons given Dy MS % 90, ;ris Who kent
, s,cNr' u, 60 from, church Sunday night H.
said they lacked clothes. put ,iie ryaoinp and
IaSned that there was a lack OF nome @ us, did
1, was the fault of the parents that !ou"e ~
not attend church a.. r,oe,ing on Friday
,h, at the home of George L. CioSe, ueTr, i,erfara
,nbnther foreign Powers had any Isn' Tha aa,rro-
With the war between Spain and 1uoa; ard 4 Fdward
and the negative by George H. isa 1i4Se % IN
itu,h .,hnr Rrinkerhoff The contest was ueciueu '
favor of the affirmative SIDE.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
WHITE PLAINS.

r..u t. tho Roard of Supervisors yesterday
morning found every member present. .o,,on .,
d, short session, an adjournment pe,"e s vorL
80 oo o,c,ock Supervisor Edward h. Near' oi lo,A
, vras anpointed Superintendent OF the ""'
FACTORY Bridge and Pines Bridge anu sup pI,o-
corch of Cortlandt, Superintendent OF QuaNe'
I,rdee Supervisor Bigelow moved the apPo''.
wont of q committee of three to inVesusa'e @
cumstances attending the escape p%f the % BEDFORD
o burgiars from the County Jail on the eVrn @
ing of October ~ The nmrb mo,rHh ntroduced resou
zion recurring coroners to present sworn aa made
men,s showing what disposOn on be r"b bodies of per-
sons upon whom they had held inqnesrs. qsn nresent
he coron"rs this Year and until the law is
complied with their accounts VIII nor " Court con-
veneS at the Courthouse in this village yesterThhs he
moining Justice William j. Gaynor presianeg' ne after
short Charge BY the Judge retired to its dS0 rSOms
coriiandt; John Bellows c. Il, H1dgmaH6; 6hadah
Kiiey and Frank Watson OF aUmag's; and W.
spencer. Of Rochelle William H. Gedneyb eybepi Gi
ounsberry Mm1s and j. H. sherbourne Of Rye Charles
H. Hall. of Mount Pleasant nss amos iooI' nd 'IT 7
rIIiH' rMcK;n Of Greenburg: Daniel Lewis and Jonah
Rocket. of Mount Vernon Eugene wtIlet Young
of New-Castle Justice Gaynor in opening court nn
laid rules IN s mod1 the e'
going practice which has heretofore prevaIIeu,, ne Ire
stated that all cases on the ctieIiudi Iu'' no
1900 ready dismissed or moved off the first day
Afterward cases may be set down for 0ther % DAYS @
proyai of The Court. At y o'clock every DAY 'ne
Calendar for the following day VIII be mace up aa
hulletined In announcing these rules the Justice
said that the Westchester Circuit by the huinDe5
of causes on It's civil calendar had evidently ceaseu
10 be a country court. and must now ADOPT met
similar TO those in vogue in city courts me iirst
ease tried was the action brought by Minnie NOBLE;
as administratrix. against the New-York Centrai
and Hudson River Railroad for the loss OF ner nus
band Thomas Noble who was killed by an express
tha chh Or-dV
9. 1895. r,.a.o.o- ror,,o-
The investigation into the Westchester Iempo,
rary Home set down for to-day has been
nostponed While the date Of the next hear
December u will be fixed upon.
Surrogate Silkman has granted letters OF admin.
istration to Anna +. Terwger on the estate OF
her husband Isaac Terwilliger. Of Sing Sing.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
TARRYTOWN.

At the last meeting Of the Naro h' h"'''e', |
No 49s G. A. r. a full list of officers was eec'cu
for the year. . ,,o,.
A door from the north room of the historic Nlo''
House. which was purchased at recent auction ION
by Edgar Mayhem Bacon was eXhiDtea III and
attracted much attention public Subscription VIZ
at once started by Dr. r. e. Coutant 20 pui p @ y,
70 be placed in the large door of the assenD,s @
of the new school building. The Mott house W, W.
oracted in 17l2 and in and prior TO II iteVo
arv War was known as the Elizabeth Van IasseI
Tavern In THE Legend OF Sleepy Hollow e,, ~ iS VnS
makes II the home OF his heroine Katrina 'ai
Tassel Two years ago the house was ,rn,,hln
l,v the village for Il school site. OWING 10 ttoup'o
oyer tho nans the work Of removing the mousse was
not begun until last month and has & nst pSn %e becn
ppointcd in oil an excellent representation Oh 'nc
house as it appeared from the s,u1h hv an order
of Surrogote Silkman has received the sum OF Co.
the amount Of legacy with interest thereon ici'
10 II By Mrs. Mary Putnam Bun.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
PYPCRTS IN THE BARBERT TRIAL..

Drs Allan McIano Hamilton and Graeme NJ
Hammond specialists In mental Diseases ycster-
dav testified as experts for the prosecution In the
trial OF Maria Barbcr for the murder OF her
lover Dominica Cataldo I'm, April. 1885. DR.. Haml-
ton thought that cpicptics might be perfectly re-
sponsble for their actions. and could at times
Judge between right and wrong. lie admitted
under cross-oxamination that person with sui
cidal mania would certainly have homicidal
mania Testimony has already been given that
tho defendant twice attempted to Kill herself
DR. Hammond caused big surprise "hen. IN
declared thai assuming the facts TO be as stated.
he would not consider the person referred 10 hbo
10 discriminate between right ana "ronB OF re-
snonsihe for bis or her actions.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
PEEKSKILL..

Professor Albert Bausch. OF Brooklyn. Will give
his new illustrated entertainment at the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church this evening. under the aus
pices OF the Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endcayor Of that church.
The annual meeting OF the Drum Hill Alumni
Association will be held at the school this evening"
and officers will be elected. There Is no slate. but
the prospects are that Dudley Cook Hasbrouck
will be reelected president -. 1,,,., r.
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deayor of the Reformed Church will hold nose
fad'' sociable In the church parlors this evening"
An interesting programme OF shadow pictures will
be given "Nose-fad" sociables are the go In
this part of the county The young women place
their noses In a slit In a sheet hung up. and then
the Young men select a nose, and the bearer or
that Is s.his girl for the evening.
There will be a quiet wedding this evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alban Anderson, No. 3l5
Washington-st. Their daughter. Miss Kate. will
be married TO Walter Dyckman. The ceremony
will take place O'Clock. and the Rev. James w:
A. Dodge. OF St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church. will cficiate.
A time recorder has been placed In the post
Office The apparatus is made for ten carriers and
ten keys but as there are only nve carriers here
ct present, only Ave keys are used As each car
rier reports for duty goes on his route, returns
from his route goes OF duty he puts his key In
and turns II. and his time Is recorded. At night
the times on the slip in the clock are compared
with the record kept individually by each carrier!
Duncan & Odcll. of Newburg. the State camp
caterers have been requested to remove their prop
ogty and belongings from the storehouses at the
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
TONKERS.

There was an interesting entertainment last nish'
in the hall of the Woman's Institute. IN fai's"ue
ave. in aid Of Christ Episcopal Church A'hone
those who took part were Mrs Mercedes Leigh
tmpcrsonator; Miss Emma Crowther. Mrs. Th'ip
Kuss William j. Bright, j.. r. Chamberlain. freu-
erick w Ritter Mortimer Kahn and James feqrse'
The Noyello Quartz; and the quartet from tiie
First Reformed Church also appeared
The annual meeting Of the Yonkers Society Tor
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children Will be heh
this at o'clock At the hone OF It's
THO meeting Is open to the public. The president
report will presented and three directors VIII pe
70 Yonkers alone but often takes for investgatlon
cases alleged cruelty TO chliofen lHat 'ie ~
ported to from other PaSes viii III 'he hold its
meeting tonight at the clubhouse oi,t ,e;oers
wood Reports will be submitted ana oi"ceis
The sixth game in the tournament OF the west 81
chester County Bowling League VIII pc ioiieu "
morrow night at Meyers alleys. in NoTth M I,roau ~
way. near Wes-ave. The compesing teams team ang mrs
Cermana. of Mount Vernon; IonKers ~. no anu
Yonkers Young Mems Chrisiian O nf oaiccrs Of
John c. Fremont Post. g. A. X; MN o ue ,hn Us 60 mo
Thursday night in odd FELLOWS Han. 1h d .nd John
e shntts camp No 2 Sons of Veterans. will choose
officers. . 1y,,, yes,erday ap-
0a rrovea cppt,age az Paiisade Terrace and LIVINGSTON
place The exterior work on the o,'zens nS he work
M Hish,ng 81 the interior is being pushed forwaTd
rapdy Hollywood Inn. the gift or Wi,ta" ,ha r,,v
Cnchran dedicated to the wor<lneifeh Vi '''0 N>''
has nearly reached the third story. ,,,orr Star
Woodhine Chapter. order OF the Hht Hasthe.' nt ,bis
ANNOUNCES a .yellow tea for FRIDAY h's"' VI ''''
The December meeting OF the board OF 90 tbe
and the regular meeting or the uusi uaning The
Roord OF Trade will be held lms eTNand1uarfers
police Commissioners VIII mset, d.
Tomorrow afternoon AT 4oV c''oN'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.
81 ~ Aldermen CITY Hall. ] p. m.

BOARD Of Aldermen. City Hall. p. m.
Moody revival services. Cooper Union
Republican primary elections. evening.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Conference of Women. Waldorf, r. IN.
Packard Political Science Club. No. lOl East
Twenty thrd-st.. y. IT.
First Naval Battalion drill on the New-liamp-
shire. y. m.
City Vigilance Society annual dinner. 81 Deh's
Hotel, 7:30 p IN.
Tree Planting Association Wool Club. p. m
Company A. 22d Regiment entertainment Armory'
$50 p III. go
Lecture by Professor Charles Sprague-Smith,
Cooper Union. D. m
The Rev r. II. Conwelrs lecture, Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church. 3 p. m
Registers office meeting Real Estate Exchange
4p. m
Linnaean Society. American Museum Of Natural
History p. m.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Policeman John Smith had nm exciting chase after
n burglar yesterday morning at o'clock. In Boyd
St Staplcton Smith saw tho thief trying tho win
dows Of the house OF Otto Dingloman. and chased
him. The thief jumped over the rear fence and
fled across lots. Smith fired several shots at him.
but did not hit him.
The Board Of Supervisors decided yesterday to
hold a special night session to discuss the propric
" Of the drawing up a city charter
The County Court was In session yesterday. A
suit Of I.cnox Knoipcr against G. W. Reuter- re-
suited I'm a verdict for the plaintiff. The Grand
Jury finished It's labors In one day. handing up
several indictments.
The annual meeting Of the Archdeac conry of Rich
mond County will he held In the Church Of the
Ascension. West Brighton. tomorrow morning
Bishop Henry {. Potter will preside.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
KILLED BY A BREATH or coal GAS.

Herman Fredcrlcks forty years old OF Honey
woil-ave near Klngsbridgo Road. Bedford Park.
vos tanning a gas main OF tho Northern Gas
Light Company at Perry-ave. ana southern
Boulevard, yesterday afternoon. when tho main
broke prema,urely in front OF his drill. stream
Of gas poured into the mans face. alling his lungs
before he was aware OF what had happened. and
he fell back unconscious Some fellow-workineh
rulled him out Of the excavation and policeman
summoned an ambulance from Eordham Hospital
Dr. shannon. when he arrived found ihe man
dead The gas the doctor said. had Killed tho
man almost Instantly. Fredericks was single and
boarded at the above address His body was
taken to the fremont police station
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Scottish American Musical Society VIII make
It's first appearance in Ncw-fork at Chickerihs
Hall on Thursday evening, when 1t VIII present II
programme of Scottish music, consisting OF SOLOS,
glees part songs. choruses. etc. and Tor lie 'lrst
time In America J. More 5mie ons prize cantata
.rhe Jollv Becgars" IRE society has been formed
mainly for tho cultivation and production OF Scot
tsh music and at present consists OF MY "c"-
trained voices under the guidance OF waiter Bruce'
who for several years was leader OF the celebrated
Balmoral choir Of Scotland.
The French Line steamship la Champagne ar
rived at her pier yesterday somewhat the worse Ior
the experience shc had with gaAes on her trip from
Hayre The steamer ran into a storm OF snow ana
wind which reached its height on THURSDAY last'
Tho only damage done TO the vessel by the seas
which swept over her was to bend the brids" ran.
Another new steamer has been added TO the
coastw!se fleet by the completion OF the Creoie ~
Newport News for the Cromwell Line She arrlVen
in port yesterday fresh from the shipyards, ana Is
fitted with the latest appliances. She Is 80 feet In
length and 3SOl tons burden. She has accominooa-
lions for 70 saloon and 80 second cabin passengers
The Creole sails for New Orleans on hor maiden
voyage Saturday.
The monthly meeting Of the trustees OF Coium-
ba College which is usually held on the first
Monday In every month. did not take place yesteE
day The last meeting. held on October ls. was
adjourned until the first Monday In January, In
order TO give the But;ulhs COMMITTEE eA"" "'"o
TO work on It's report.
Captain Charles NJ. wilcox, Of Passaic. ~ j.. OF
tba 9th Connecticut Volunteers. will give a talk
on "Reminiscences OF Army Life" this evening at
o'clock at No. 4lG East Twenty-siXth-st Ihe
tickets are 10 each. and the proceeds are for
the benefit Of tho Manhattan Sunday-school and
Mission.
Professor Gunton will deliver the fourth lecture
of his twelfth annual free lecture course to-mor-
row evening at s o'clock In the hall of the School
OF Social Economies. No. "a Union Square me
subject Is Trusts and Corners
Typo-Answer unavodably delayed. Tho New
Jersey law declares eligible TO print and pub
l!sh all legal notices etc. al newspapers printed IN
tho English language and regularly printed and
published In this State" (New-Jersey). at least
once a week for year continuously. The New
Jersey Legislature meets on January IL. 1891.
The school for criminal boys was opened In the
Tombs Prison yesterday morning at o'clock. Mr..
willard who has been teaching in the Women 5
Boys Clubs being In charge. School Is held In the
chapel which has been provided with desks. chairs.
etc. There were forty pupils in the class yester-
day morning.
| Judge Fitzgerald. in Part ii. General Sessions.
yesterday suspended sentence In the case OF Will
J lam O'Keefe. a member Of Company Is. 9th Regi-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08

n1ent. ~ G. y. Y. who last week was conN,,..' -
ho,oro tho same Judge Of assault on Captain Nor
r,s of Company X. The jury that hrousn' III ''''
verdict made a recommendation oi "'''S'
Schedules Of John T. strntton. mnnuiac'urcr ..
c,r,tors mandolins. etc. at No. 81 10 sl' East
s-,n,he, sboy liabilities s74.32o nominal assets
.aioio actual assets Sl9Gol. He owes Soo" IN "er-
many $4,000 to Katie Sidwell. OF Bhohola' Iehh
and ss 600 TO T. Macklin. Of this city
At the American Institute rooms, NO III "'H'
Tbirty-eightl-st. the Farmers Club OF the Amer
lean Institute will hold its regular meHuhs a' :
o'clock this afternoon. and there VIII pc "n CA
hibition OF dairy apparatus and products. with a
discuesion bv Colonel /. s. Hardin and T.. T. KID
dick upon recent improvements In dairylng. Inc
meetings Of the Farmers Club arc free to tho pup
lie and are always interesting Dr. f. NJ Hexam'r
is president Of the CLUB.
Good Government Club II has adopted resolutions
declaring that the schools OF the Twenty-ntth
School DIstric, are greatly ovcrcrowded. urging
the Board to purchase property without delay ana
TO erect with the greatest possible speed primary
school to accommodate 80 children. also gram
mar school and petitonlng that night schools be
opened In the buildings OF grammar schools Nos.
;. (nalc) and % Qcmalc)
one hundred paintings and engravings. cornpris-
ing two private collections. are 70 be sold at auc-
tIon this evening IN the Fifth Avenue Art Cal
eres near Thirty-fourth-st., under the usual con-
diuonS ROBERT 'oih'iN'"o wa Nv ~
A number Of paintings are by wcn-known Ameri-
can and foreign artists.
A reading and musical will be given at the Wal
dorf on Friday afternoon at o'clock by Mrs
Mercedes Leigh, dramatic reader; MISS Eise La
,hrop pianist and Miss Helen Iathrop soprano
The Womcn's National Indian Association VIII
have its annual meeting In tho Calvary Baptlst
Church In West Fifty -scventh-s'.. tomorrow ana
next day. holding morning. afternoon and evening
sessions Tho last session on Thursday evening VIII
tako the form OF public meeting nj which ad-
dresses Will be mado by several prominent clergy
men Of the city.