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FURNISHED.)

-~----
NV, NEAR 18TH ST
Brick; s stories; . rooms. and bath,
completely furnished tS67J
Sl26-P ST. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Brick: stories: 1 rooms and bath;
heated by furnace. (S42j
S1OO-N. II. AVE. NEAR K ST. NV
Double brick, 10 rooms and bath; heat ted
b. furnace: completely furnished: q. m. /
SlOO-16TH ST. Nw.-Brick; 6 rooms
and bath; completely furnished; a. m. /
SoO-P ST., BET 3OTH AND SIsT
STS. NW.-3-story brick; II rooms
and bath; completely furnished; a. m /
Sos-1l5 B ST. sE.-opposIte new ii.
brary; rooms and bath, elegantly
furnished i4Sij
SR6-oN RHODE ISLAND AVE. BET
9TH AND 1OTH-Brick. 10 rooms and
bath: completed y furnished t413l
6O.OO-lS1. FIr EENTH ST. n W:
rooms and bath. t5O3)
S6O-l2o9 q ST. Nw.-Brick; 8 room,
and bath: completely furn ished; a.
N. a. s40Oj
$z6-5 rooms and bath; nicely fur
nished; near the new Library; owner
retains one room. t540l
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SUBURBAN HOMES.

$500 PER MONTH-One-haIr mile
west OF Overlook Inn; ~ rooms suitable
for road house; liquor license t491)
$500 PER MONTH-One-halr mile
west OF Overlook Inn; 2 rooms; suitable
for road house; liquor license. t491)
S36-EAST FALLS CHURCH Il BROOM
frame, acres of ground; convenient to
cars. (630)
Sl6-CONDUIT ROAD rooms and
bath; hot and cold water. (4S9)
Sl6-LAMOND STATION-Frame cot,
LaGe:9 rooms: newly papered. 1872,
S8-CALLAN ST. NE.-Two-story brick
stable. (509J
GROAD-i'roomframe
large lot t3TS)
So NGROAD-4-roomfram
large lot 1879
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE of Lucius L. Reynolds, late
OF Washington, ID. c., No. I5l4, Document
23. issued December A, 1886. Applica-
court OF the District of Columbia, holding
orphans court, for probate of a last will
OF said decedcnt and for letters testament
daTd and Mary A. Reynolds, executors
named i'll said will, this is to give notice
10 all concerned to appear in said court on
Saturday. the I'd day OF January, A. ID.
1897, at 10 O'Clock u. IN, to show cause
why such application should not he granted
Attest: j. NOTA M'GILL,
Register OF Wills.
+. HARVEY, Proctorror Applicants.
de5-oaw-,w
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SOUTaWE,T AND SOUTHEAST,

BIG INVESTMENT houses; all
modern bricks, renting for 81 5S 80 per
month: can be bought for $50, 900; on E
ST. Sc. not far from Pa. ave.
S0.OOO-E. CAPITOL ST. NEAR 9TH
T.-Pressbrick, with marbletr trimmings.
containing rooms and bath: furnace heat,
stationary wash tuSs. the front 10 Fl feet.
(8O3l
S9.OOO-Fine brick residence, near the
Capitol: IL rooms and BATH: furnace
heat; terms easy. (2OOl
Sc. Y.OOO-oiHS ST. SE.. BET AND H
Brick store and dwelling, containing z
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TIMES
Real Estate
Bureau.
GOLD OR SILVER

VIII buy a modern house OF o
rooms and bath for only $500 on
A street between Third and Fourth
streets northeast. Also an S-rOOm
house with bath and cellar on Ninth
street southeast, a few feet from
East Capitol street, 4 rooms on a
floor. Cheap at $500.
The above are bargains and II
yOu are looking for such a house,
come in and let us talk to you.
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Transatlantic Mails


follows:
transatlantic Mails.
Printed Matter, Etc.-Gcrman steamers
sailing from New York on Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays take printed matter,
etc. for Germany. and especially addressed
printed matter, etc, Tor other parts OF
Europe.
White Star steamers smiling from New
York on Wednesdays take specially ad-
dressed printed matter, etc. for Europe.
The American. Cnnard and French Line
printed matter, etc. for all countries for
which they are advertised to carry mail
Mails for south and Central Amer
lea. West Indies. Etc.
sATURDAY-tblAt 20 p; m, for
York. Letters for other arts OF Mexico
must he directed per c. Condal'
Malls for Newfoundland. by rail to Hall
FAX. and thence hy steamer. close here
daily at 1905 p. mid,
Mails for Miquelon, by rail to Boston and
thence by steamer, close here daily at $50
p. mta,
tago de Cuba. which Will be forwarded TO
New York up to 1855 p. III. Wednesday
the 18th lnstl close here daily at 3 p. m.
for dispatch. VIA steamer sailing Monday
and Thursday, from Port Tampa, Fla. teD
Mails for Mexico, overland texcept those
for Campeche. Chiapas. Tabasco. and Yuca-
tan, which are forwarded to New York. for
dispatch by steamer sailing Saturday, after
the Wednesday overland dispatch and those
Tor IrOgreso. which are forwarded to New
York for dispatch by steamer sailing Sun
day, after the Wednesday overland dis
patch,. close here daily at 7:1O a. In.
Trans-Pacific Mails.
Mails for China ald Japan, per 8. S Bel
gic, from San Francisco, close here daily
ur to $40 p. III. December %. tdD
Mails for 1ro China anG Japan per &
mn N q Hu n m. December 10 fdl
Mails for Hawaii, per s. S: Australia, from
san Francisco, close here daily up to $50
p. m., December 23.
Malls for the Society Islands, Der shin
Iroplc Bird, from san Francisco, close
here daily up to $50 p. m, December
Mails for China and Japan, specially ad-
dressed only, per S: $. Empress OF India,
from vancouver, close here daily up to
$50 p. IN, December 2S.tD
tralIa), Hawaii and FIJI: Islands Especially
addressed only, per s.. S. Miowera, from
Vancouver, close. here daily up to $50 p.
IN January LID
Mails for Australia Except those for West
Australia, which areror warded via EuropeJ,
New Zealand, Hawaii, Fiji and Samoan
Islands, per s s. Mariposa, from San Fran
cisco, close here daily up to $50 D. m.
January z I'D
Trans T acific mails are forwarded to
the port OF sailing daily, and the schedule
or closing Is arranged on the presumption
OF their uninterrupted overland transit.
ta,Registered mail closes at 1000 a. m
tb)Registered mail closes at LOO d. IN.
same day.
tc,Registered mail closes at 600 p. m.
IdjRegistered mail closes at GOO %. m.
previous day.
,e)Registercd mails close at LOO d. IN.
Tuesday and Saturday.
Unregistered mail closes at 600 %. m
JAMES p WILLETT, Postmaster.
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FOR SALE-SuBL RBAN.

FOR "A LE-Several tracts of land,
from acre to 10 acres; on elcctricr Dads,
near Washington: very cheap, and on the
easiest kind OF time; also small tracts with
houses; also farms on and near the Potomac
River, within 80 miles of Washington, at
S3 per acre: now is the time to buy; call or
send for my list and map of county prop
erty: also suburban places for rent: offices
Will be open during Christmas holidays.
JAMES l.. CLEMENT, 1921 f ST. NV.
deI6-it-em
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DR.. Ledtherndn,

Specialist in all forms OF private diseases
Hydrocele, varicocele and Structure cured
Consultation free. Every day, 8 to IL, 2
10 9; Tues, Thurs, and Saturday evenings,
z to g. 602 F st NV. Closed Sunday
DIR. YLOR. SO8 + St NV, makes
fUii sets OF teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed, teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling. 81, amalgam. bOc. Extracting
Tree when plates are made JelS-tf
LADIES beeding Confidential treat
meDt sure and safe relief In all
woman complaints and Irregularities Gold
meLai awarded for the science OF obstet-
rics from the University Of Munich, Ra-
yaria- Strictly confidential. MRS. DR.
RENNER. No Seventh st. me-. near E.
Cap. st. Washington. D. o.
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FOR RENT.
STORES WITH DWELLING.

SlOO-12150 g st. NV; 9 ROOMS AND
bath; yard to alley: In first class condls
ton; will rent store separate from house if
desired: key atthjsofnca 1881
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PERSONA AIS.
aALEE. THE MEDIUM

HALEE. THE MEDIUM
Card Reader and SCientliIc Palmist.
tells your life from cradle To grave, and
just what you want to know, also tells
about business deals. law suits, love af-
fuirs, courtship, marriage, lost or stolen
property, family truubles. friends and
enemies, reunites separated husbands and
wives, sweethearts. etc. brings troubles
and quarrels all right, causes speedy
marriages with the one you love, removes
spells, causes good luck, cures drunkenness
and other faults; satisfaction guaranteed:
price 25c- and soc, hours a. m. To p.
IN, daily. 925 III st. NV. no22-lmo
Nj m h. r'RANCiS. washington S old
est and most popular medium, Will give
life from cradle to grave. Sittings, 8 TO
.. Cards, 25c. Trance, soc. :5U2 East
Capitol st. Gel5-Tt
YOU want Il suit of clothes and oyercoat
for Christmas. there are lots OF others
the same way, andit keeps us busy fitting
thefu in our Tlne custom-nIade ones, slight
~ Worn, at surprising figures. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND, 6l9 u st. NV de15-tf
PROF. ella ". Medium. tells BUSINESS,
love affairs, losses, etc, cradle to grave
for ouc.; separated husbands, wives,
sw eethearts or friends; causes speedy mar
riages; removes spells; bad luck: all trouble;
10 to 10daily. 4S3 III st. sw. de12-1mo
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DR.. CZARRA'S,

NO CURE, 80 PAY,
No. 610 Pa. Ave, n w, Washington, ID. q
Specialist in chronic and private diseases.
Piles, Structure. Hydrocele. Gout. Catarrh,
dyspepsia, Blood Poison cured, Vitality re-
stored. Consultation free and confidential to
tOth sexes. Daily. . to II 3to6.
NINE. THEO. palnlsI and card
reader, can ne consulted on business and
love affairs: wives and mothers come and
see me when In trouble; communications
strictly CONFIDENTIAL; German spoken; open
daily: prices 25c. and 5Oc. S29 II St NV.
Do2l-lmo
OUR greatest medium and spiritual moth.
er, DIR. MARY GORDON, tells you all
things and prescrtes proper remedy for
rour troubles; consul t this gifted lady
before it is too late. Now at 529 18th
Ct. NV. noT-tf
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all interested,
as changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending De-
ceInber ~, close promptly at this office as
follows
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VIII Eft .. WILLIA Ms & CO, AuCuOH-
eerS.
HANDSOME SODA FOUNTAIN,
JOHN MATTHEW'S PATENT; FOUR
ELEGANT SHOW CASES, GLASS
FRONT; DRUG FIXTURES, MARBLE
TOP AND GLASS FRONT rRE5CRIP-
TION CASE, COUNTERS, SHELVING.
&c, &c, All AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, December 10, at 1
O'Clock a. m, Will be sold on the premises
northeast corner Iutn and ID sts., the
above named articles without reserve.
Terms, cash.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO, Auction
GERS delS2t
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AucJioneers.

DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.
UNITED States Marshai's Salc-by
virtue OF writ of fieri facias issued
OUT OF the clerks office of the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia and to me di-
recteu, L Will sell for cash at public sale
ton, ID. G., on WEDNESDAY, December
90, lSS6, at IL O'Clock a. M, al the
fiSnt, utle, claim and interest OF george
a Drury in and To the east half or oTigini
lot numbered ), in square numbered zoo,
situate IN the city or washington, District
OF columbia. seized and levied upon as the
property OF the said George \. Drury, anu
sold to satisfy execution No. 3lO46 IN ravor
OF 1hos. SJrahan X Co.
ALBERT A. WILSON, u S. Marshal.
des-w.s.SdS
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AUCTION SALES.
Kalter b. Williams q Co.. Aucts.
TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL sale
By Order of the Old Reliable
Taunton
Silver Plate Co.

rLATED WAKE, great variety Of styles;
RICH BoHEMlAN and AUSTRIAN :
III unique designs i ,ooD Gozen Of the GEN:
uINE kOG Eks CUTLERY. and many
useful articles suiian.c for presents.
Salesroom, Corner lUtn and ID streets,
Facing Pa. ave. NV. =,
SALES DAILY IL A. Nj, and 10 =. NJ !;
This being their 26th annual sale should
goods sold. J. +. HALL, Manager Iaun-
ton Silver Plate Company. ..,.s
delo-5I-en
TRUSTEE'S sale OF a new Two story
pressed brick house, No. la Hickman
street southeast. BY virtue OF a ce,tai
folio 226 ct seq, or the land records OF
the District OF Columbia, and at the re-
quest or the party secured thereby, tne
undersigned trustees will offer for sale, at
public aucuou, in front of the premises on
TUESDAY, the twcnty-second day OF De
ceniber, A. ID. 1896, at half-past foIr
o clock p. M, lot eight y-rour tS4) IN
Arciliinedes Hickman ssuDdivislOno OF square
seven hundred and thlrty-slX t736l, as per
plat recorded IN liber Il, folio l67, one or
me records or the surveyors office or the
District or Columbia, said lot improved oy
d new two-story, sIX-room and batn pressed
brick house, No. l "A Hickman street south
east. rms property VIII be sold, however;
SUBJECT to a prior incunbrance OF record
IN hber 2O19, folio 323 ct seq in the sum
OF sixteen hundred 81 ,60U) dollars. Terms
OF sale: S25O OF the purchase money over
ana above the said prior incumorance 10
De PAID In cash, balance in one year, WIN
interest at six t6t per centun per annunl,
payable Semi annually, secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold, or all casil
at the option OF the purchaser. Deposit or
500 required at tinie or sale. Terms TO
De complied with within ten days from
uaie oil sale, otherwise the lot VIII De
resoid at the-risk and cost OF dcfaulting
purchaser Conveyancing, ETC., at the ccst
or the purchaser.
DAVID ID. STONE, Trustee,
SU6 r street NV.
RIGNALD W BEALL, Trustee,
S06 + street NV
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds of old
United States postage and Department.
Stamps. Collections also bought H. r
DCNKHORST. 1oo0 9TH st. NV. se9-6
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. - nno-otd l.. N w BET p
SoOS rooms and bath: stable in rear ear
ST. NV, BET. N. ca
AND 1sT-Press brick: 0 rooms and
bath; u. NJ. l. t62I
bncS and stone dwelling, CONTAINING !;
rooms, bath and reception hall: u m. i.
terms to suit. t2O3j
CAP Stay win.
dow brick of 9 rooms. bath. and cellar:
stone trimmings. llo1)
SA.soo-7TH ST ExTENDED-store
and rooms. OLD
AND SITS Nw.-FIns
brick OF 8 rooms: bath and cellar. t46Ol
81 A.26O-22D AND / SITS NW.-lO
rooms aud bath. in good condition
S4.2Oo-TWENT Y;sECoNDsTREET,
NEAR ID STREET NV. Brick, u rooms
and bath: submit terms. t5iIJ
ST., NEAR o ST. NV
rooms. lot is 20x95. to loft alley.
ST. NV, NEAR 1sT.:
a nd bath in fiTstclass condition: terms to
ST. NV rooms aud.
bath; we can trade this for house
near center of city t299l
ST. NV. NEAR 9TH,
IT. front: a. m L.: bargain. t34Ol
SA.OOO-S ST. NV. NEAR y. CAPI-
TOL ST.-Nine rooms and bath. t428J
ST. NV, BET p. AND
q brick; rooms and bath: under rent,
S22 90; a. m. l.; terms To suit purchaser
1851
SA.OOO-U ST. NV; BRICK; TWO
stories; rooms. lot 16x10U; stable on
rear. t26lb
ST. Nv. BET. 9Th AND
7TH-Rear lot. faces on Florida ave:
1-room brick and bath; In perfect con-
di10n t9zol
&3.8OO-N. Y. AVE, BET 9TH AND
9TH STS. NW.-10 ROOMS and bath:
house In excellent condition; stable in rear.
$500 cash. balance to suit u72i
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
TWO POLICEMEN ACCI SED.

In the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday. during
the trial Of Ella Hamilton for maintaining disor-
derry house at 40 250 Wes, Thirty-cighh-st. Frank
! Bird the common-aw husband of the defendant.
made some statements rejecting upon Policemen
Samuel H. Wanzfcldcr OF the West Thirty-scNcnth-
81, station and Anthony NJ Saver. Of the West
Foriv-sevcnth-st station. The woman was ar
rested on December . on a warrant obtained 10y the
officers at the Jefferson Market Court With her
were her sister Carrie Hamilton. who is sixteen
wears old and Bird. Bird and the younger girl
were discharged At the trial yesterday BIRD was
nut upon the stand ana told the following story "f
Ihe arrest and subsequent happenings: He said
that on the night of the Waizfcdcr and saver
called at tn" hous" and served the warrant ~"
expressed surprise but was told by Waitzfedcr that
avoided Anxious to avoid notorety. hc asked how.
and was told he said: When get out In the
street you walk with me. and In IA few minutes !
will Introduce YOU to a man VINO VIII De hpl' 10 90
ANYTHING he promises. You can talk to him and
take his word for anything because he Is all right
Bird said he was then introduced TO Louis l.oWtn-
stein a LAWYER. Of No III West T"nth-st. who told
him that $50 he wonld turn the three prisoners
ont I'm the next morning. The witness ala NOT
have the money and offered 10 consult with his
friends from whom he might be able TO obtain II
I'm the morning The lawyer would not listen to any
such proposition. but demanded the money mat
night.
When arralgncd in court the next morning he was
told by the poccnan and by Lawyer Loewenst"n TO
waive examination, as Ella Hamilton would he held
ANYWAY and there was no use nghtlng.
Ioewenstein came into court during the proceed
ings and asked to be allowed to take the stand to
refute the charges made against him, but was not
allowed TO do 40.
The defendant. Ella Hamilton. was discharged by
Jacob Justice Iiinsdale of the opinion that the
was guilty.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
4 TALENTED LIFE GOES OFT ~ GLOON.

JOHN b. BLAIR. y ONCE NOTED PAINTER. DIES IN
4 CHICAGO HOME FOR INCURABIEs.
Chicago, Jan. 2-John B. Blair died Yesterday
morning in OF the wards for the senile and
insane In the Home for Incurables at Fifty ysixthst
and Ellis-ave Five years ago he was stricken with
paralysis. and then he was. at last. when ninety
years of age, forced to abandon ambitious efforts
at painting. A year ago he was taken to the Home
for lncurables. He then blind and helpless.
Blair famous painter haif-century ago.
His skill Is attestcd by the fact that his portrait
Of President Taylor Is hung in the White House
gallery. He the first painter of war piano.
ramas. and was emncntly successful in that branch
art. He the first to paint any great panorama
in this country. II represented birds of all the
world and to accomplish this work he encircled the
globe twice He the inventor Of the s bag gas
years ago he invented bicycle made on the same
lines the safety bicycle OF to-day He added half
million dollars TO the wealth OF Faber. the pencil
manufacturer. by inventing the rubber tip fer pen
cils He painted landscapes of fcfe.Sn countries
and pictures Of sheep hi almost endless numbers,
and his auction sales Of these were annual features
in art circles for quarter of a century.
John g. Blair born In the ycar lsp on : iarfn
near the boundary line Of Ohio and PennsylNan:a
Blair educated in the local schools ana by
private tutor Later he went to Yale and was grad
uated when Andrew Jackson was President
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
PLANS FOR BIG DOWNTOWY BUILDINGS.

II was recently announced that plans had been
fed by Donald Mackay. OF the banking firm OF
Vermye Co. for the erection Of an oigNeen-
story stone and brick building, at cost Of $780,
Ofo on the site of the o.d quarters OF the NeWYork
Clearing house a the northwest corner OF Nassau
and Pine SITS. John r. Thomas Of No. loo Broad
way was named the architect 1t was however
learned yesterday that these plans or Mr. Mackdy
had been abandoned and. furthermore that George
r. Read had sold the site for Mr.. Mackay 10 James
G. Wallace for an advance OF $1,000 upon S725,cOo'
the price said TO have been paid by Mr Mackay
1t Is said that Mr. Wallace vii! erect an eighteen
story Office building to cover The plot
The Queen Insurance Company of America is the
buyer Of the property at the northwest corner OF
Cedar and William SITS. recently sold BY the New
this figure shows Il profit OF SioooD oyer me puT,
chase price paid about year ago The price paid
per square foot. according 10 these figures. SHOWS
an advance from $50 30 TO about NS II j. proposed
by the new purchasers TO erect titeen-stoiy nuL-
ing on the plot. 10 cost between $1,000 and SlD'Vo
making the total cost OF the improved property
somewhere between $4,000 and $4,000
Plans have been flied by the o. b. Potter Trust
with the Building Department for the erection OF
pied by the old Arcade Building. at u. 'adway and
Rector-st. so long assocatsd with iae names OF
Jay Gou.d and Russell Sage both of Mhom mad their
offices there for years The Union Trust C)mpany
oOr fSr aI was Ses' in s Sgdng that XoTcross @ made
his attempt to bow up Russell Sage with bag OF
dynamite. Kmball & Thompson are the architects
for the new structure The bui ding s TO have
frontage of twenty stories on broadway ana TWEEN
q basement a sub-bssement and cellar. the
floor area will be larger than that Of any other
building In that quarter OF the city. The ot has
frontage O! seventy-eight feet Broadway. ana Of
nifty feet Trinity Place. with "a depth on Rec
tor-st Of 223 feet and 10 inches The renting space
on each floor will be about 900 square feet, and the
whole floor space. including halls etc, Will be
about 1900 square feet In each story. This makes
the tota. floor space 5000 square 1et The build
ing will cost 100000
The three fronts OF the structure Will be OF
light stone for three four stories and the rest Of
the elevation WI! be Of terra Gotta and light brick
Tho pfatio he
will be on bedrock. sixtythree feet below the sur
face While the sinking of caissOns will proceed at
once the demolition Of the present building VIII
not begin until May 1857 to which time many OF
the Office leases
The Arcade formerly known the Empire
Building was erected about sixty years ago. ana
was first used Grygoods store. II was subse-
uuently purchased by the Charter OAK Life In
surance Company and when that concern failed It
was acquired by the late Orlando B. Potter.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
THE ACCIDENT TO GRIFFIN.

Henry Griffin Is likely to return to TINS c't', vi
account OF the accident that occurred at the Day
District track in San Francisco HIS mount ie''
and Grlfins collar-bone was broken. IL requires
six weeks for q broken coar-bone to mehd sum-
cient.y TO permit it's owner to ride with safety.
Griffin has been dissatisfied with his experiences III
California. and would have returned some time ago
but for the fact that David Gideon intended 70 WISH
san Francisco about February |. CheVaner, VITO
was a.so injured the same time with GriH,
is a Jockey OF prominence In the West lhere
has been more reckless riding at the san frahciSco
trlcks than ever before The Western jockies have
made life a burden for the so-called dude Jokes
from the East
James Rowe VIII not take a acation, as ne -
too busy with the extensive Brookdale sttDle
Griffin has been lonesome and homesick ever since
his arrival on the Pacific slope.
The annual meeting Of the Jockey Club called ior
Yesterday was postponed until Thursday. January
., owing TO the absence of a quorum The meeting
is called to take place az o'clock
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
AWAITING THE REPORT.
INTEREST ~ THE FINDINGS OF THE DUN
RAVEN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.

The committee appointed by the New-York Yacht
Club to investigate the Dunraven charges have
made no report to the club, and no member OF
that body. nor any person who is in position TO
know, has made any statement as to what the
nature Of the report Will be.
Mr.. Askwith. Lord Dunravens legal representa-
tive. expressed himself anxious 10 leave here
for England this week. and il is thought that the
report Will be delivered in time for him 10 see II
before he sails saturday.
But nothing definite be said on that score.
George L. Rives. the secretary OF the committee.
was seen al his office yesterday. and in answer
to the question. when Will your report be ready
said: Il do not know, and II knew would
not tell you"
Mr. Rives said that as as the document
complete and ready for publication 1t would
be given to the daily papers.
The yacht cu1 was unusually quiet Yesterday.
The hearing before The inquiry Committee has
ceased 10 be subject Of conversation, ana most
Of the members seem to think that the report
will simply be Endorsement OF the sentiment
which has been shoWn by the members OF the
club and almost everybody else ever since the
Dunraven charges were made. \ great many
members are Of the opinion that the committee
will have something 10 say on the subject OF
"crowding" by excursion boats. and on that point
Lord Dunraven will be partly sustained