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New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
ruT 10 RE MURDER, NOT SUICIDE.

..,- suEIDoN. OF BRCTOs' ~ !" O- ~ 'NN
rRANN OF KILLING HIS WIFE.
.s.,ort " " May At Is now pei'eVeu Ina.
"eet "r.snt sheldon. of Brutus' VINO was reported
MS .or,nitted suicide was killed py her nus
70 nav ,s said that she could not nave heiu '"e
band u oun hand, as the shot was fired
Tevo burning the hair surrounding 'ne pai' Vi
Without pu "ra me bullet entered Strong suspicion
ln' gainst Sheldon, and ne mas Deen p''.eu ~
rests . asa ue will not be allowed to leave the
suryeiiia'iOe .or the inquest which is TO be he'd
to-iay. con saws that while working
WLha', ah,nt 10 O'Clock last Wednesday morning
ID the NV n,stol shot but thought nothing OF It,
he near ,ater he went to the house for dinner
Two nv Ste father otandng by the PROSTATE form
ana So His father greatly excited ana
o. nh ,hst the mother had committed suicide
npa s,vs he did not believe the statement. HOT
Wilma" =, tho family. His sister May he said, ac-
do ~ .Ao father of committing the deed Wliam
e'ssa ~,ia that when his father went to Michisan'
mf"e ,,r wears ago, the hired girl whom MS
S~e "a discharged. Ella Sullivan. followed his
noun" 40 months afterward and lived with MIN IN
ia'"e i".s for a time. The girl had worked LOT the
Nch'ea" ,aars The son says his father has been
amiy nm M, nightly visits to the Sullivan girl,
ps'"7 ,s IN the Willard House. In Weedsport.
vho WIZ" "A saws that he had started for Weeds
Tie 49, \ew-York Central on the day OF the
p" A." A. .na returned shortly after noon cong in'o
uAs..s he did not see his wife at hrst fInaiiy,
The house ,Se nantry door and was horr.fed 10 nnd
be opehssu ,odv stretched on the floor Inere was a
her aehe aeau in the right side OF her mead wnich ay
baet n.y. Of blood and her husbands .Sz-cahpre re-
pwas at he- side. -, . ~,
vow vow funeral of the deceased "oinah VIII pe "e'1
inn..,rov afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
NEwYoRK TRIBUNE PAGES

scd-st. No 15s East for a fve-story brick fat By
Charles segmayer. Of No 306 East s2d-st ZOO
I0th-st and 1s. .ave. corner, by City Of
New-York. osner to a fys and four story brick
public school ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. coo
Ludlow-st No TO- by same. to n ive-story brick
and stone jail $500
J2d-st No - West. by Caroline ID Dandon, Of No
81 West 49h st TO four-story brick dwelling 10000
ave. No 1913 and No 90 East 69th-s by
Patrick Smith. OF No 334 East Goth ST. owner
TO a hve-story brick and stone hotel. fiat and
Sedgwick ave. 100 # OF Giles-st. by Alfred
Levy. owner. to a two-story frame dwelling. 300
Baychester Station. COO II ? OF
10 two-story frame dwelling .................
Madisonst No 102. by Frank Feldman No 3S
Markets. owner, four-story brick
ment ......:......... 100
36h-st Nos 1913 and 335 West by Ackley c
Schuyler. Of No 81 East 6Jth-st owner. TO "A
four-story brick factory. given.
Liberty. Cedar and Nassau by Mutual
elghtsiory brick stone and iron building 100000
Chambers ST. Nos 81 and So 60 and II
Reade-st, by the estate of John l. Bremen,
NO I23 ST Nicholas to a five-story
brick store and lofts s....................... 1000
14th-s No 124 West. by Henry II Rheinhardt.
1r. OF No l24 West 74h-st a four
story brick dwelling: 5000
3ls-st, No % West. Mrs. Ellen Mcclellan, owner
10 A four-story brick dwelling ................ GOO0
Canal-st No 15G. by Mrs Louise Gerken. OF
Montcair. \ J. owner n three-story brick
store and dwelling observation-disclosures. 1000
125th-st. No 25o West. by William II Russell
owner to four-sory brick Office
punnirg 750
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
REAL ESTATE.
.,,>.rcc At THE EXCHANGES.

,rc1xEss AT THE EXCHANGES.
80. q, nryate contract for the week ending
Inv amounted to about s4oOO.cco. The auction
u" -. tho week ending May amounted to
, N'. y. oompared with the corresponding week OF
,s,- 600 In Brooklyn the auction safes for
NV y. ending May amounted to slsssoO as COM
He ,,h the corresponding week of 1873 OF sl3s' 'oo
pa Clark estate has sold at about Slio'"o
Inc .,orv brick building No. $50 Broadway. lot
the NV W. i,h an l. 33x25 running north from the
rear end. -, .,,o ,o,r-s,orv dwelling
-, "a West Thrty-ffth-st, lot H.5xsss' lie pur-
.,..aS .,o the property in 1885 for $4,000.
D. Never & Co. will sell at pubic auction on
u.srosdav next at the New-York Real Estate
c'sSsoons 275 lots at Undercff Terrace, Morris
u.sb,s IN the T nty-fourth Ward. This property
q weu located on high ,erraced ground, between
~. b,ndred- a nd -seventy-sixth and .One-hundred-
s,s-seventy-eeventh SITS. in Sedgwick. Underclin'
montgomery and Popham aves 1t Is near Wash-
,ng,on Bridge and within two minutes, walk from
Worrs Heights TO railroad statlohs' Inc ,pIoPSsiS
=; acbsa hv taking the West Side elevated roau 10
One ndred nd fifty -ffth-st and then chahSIhS
ears for Morris Heights station, nve MINUTES ilue
sIso bv way of the NewYork Central railroad anc
~ the Third-ave and Tenth-ave. cable ROAD 70
" Tviashineton Bridge The property is to be restrict,
sd with a view to makiGg II 1rst-class residential
neighborhood. The terms OF sale are that ov Pea
rsnt may remain on bond and mortgage TOT three
vsars All per cent interest. with the privilege OF
;rsdncine the mortgage interest days by paying any
sum over 500 before the expiration OF the mortgage
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1osd-st No IGO East Charles Michaelis to
> Emma L Michaeis .............. ..:....,,
ioSd-st No lG2 East; and wife 10 Kate =. .o
,,ah-st. n s. 3s5 IT e Of 5th-ave. 25xlOo11; John
Ieddy ct al 10 Hannah Sawyer .........:'.::
Same property; Hannah Sawyer to Jacob Nj eoo
wdism-st s. SO fl Of Cedar-st, 80. lxa2.4x
25x34: Victoria A Romaine 10 George 5 bow ,.o oo
psisncsys ssn " No lie; Pincus Lowenieid and wife
s7hst s i96 It Of Lexington-ave. 2e.sx
ioOs Abraham T1schner and wife TO Henrietta
Same property: Henrietta Pepper to Barbara Ochs,
sih.s, n l1S.4 IT Of Lexngton-aye. 8sx
l00S Abraham Tschner and wife to Henrietta
Same Spprty: Henrietta Pepper to Barbara
lasss corner a7;h.st. ioolIxso; Solomon - M
es.@ Ss0Ses ssS S wife sS SSar sSna nios; Joseph
'sh-st, ., 27s It Of 6th-ave. 2ox,o22. VIII
lam W Hall to w Manning ................
Hlnhattan-ave. No US; Anna T Flynn to Kate ~
isth.st. s, SIS IT W Of Madi.on-ave, 25xioo;
Henrietta NJ Shay TO Josiah Lockwood. ........:
S9Sshou5,st , Ec $50 II OF ooo.
Buckhout-st $ s. 1903 II W Of Arthur 05xlOO
Marie B Kuhn &c Arthur Swany
E Buzby and wife to William II Draper and wife y
s,hst s. 22S IT of Avenue d, 20x99.ll; Moses
Koch ct al TO Samuel Koch. h..................
Lot 35.: amended map of Section b. Vyse estate
23d Ward; Paul Mayer 10 the I'D Ward Land
Sisst n $ 175 fl e OF 11th-ave. 25xl00.5. also ms
5ls,-st, 100 II of 1lth-ave 25x-1s part; Edward
D Lowry TO Sarah F Lowry .:..::......:..
i5th-st. n s. 1876 II W Of 3d-ave 20xs0: Patrick
Gallagher Katherine Gallagher. ...........
Lot. 81 u and S2 map S ssss9n SECT b yse estate
i40th-si. n 8. 1866 II e OF Alexander 2Ox1Oo; -
Sarah Clifford to Henry Ahr. hr.................. soo
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
BUILDING PLANS FILEr.

p.
Nsvs ~ yesterday: ~
Leres,, c.sldings
PLACE. g 300 It n OF McGraw-ave for a
.ovner frame dwelling by Jan veiders
sss rssss 5s io5 and i55 II OF 2d-st for s-''"
.}osenh ~ story and attic frame dwellings,, by
Etschs.,a, =, Jones' OF Wakefield ........ DOO0
Mo ss,r ave. n $, 81 II OF Eagie-ave for
Doholvaa story brick tepements. By Patrick
Nis,-rt or No l12 East 127th-st. 2sOOO
story ~ = 100 II W OF Ws-ave. for five
.l0a unsiarrs hats. by Herman Schmuck. OF No
lssSsi i'on,sye owner. 1900
uory hrs 100 II OF Brook-ave. for two five
East ss,sn sssn mats. by Edward Cooke OF No 3Jl
ss1thst "neF. 1900
frame ~ ~ q ztV II OF isi-ave, for a onestory
,srhcs.er run. By Henry Mcguire. OF East
sisSosMo No 40 424 East for iwo..;ory brick ''
,ecistIsn' s,c, by the bohemian Gymnastic As
llSArS No % ~ No $50 Aveaue ............ 10000
efick e.,o AZ ~ 70 G3 West. for eight fye-story
As.Aoays As.Aoay.s,e owner, 100000
wort AZ SEs'csry ~ ~ frame dwellings. by Louis Elck-
irving Psesso itoth.st and Anhony-ave owner 0O00
..Pslllre seh 80 80 10 for a six-story brick Fat bv
snpson-s -, en'e q No l72 5th-ave owner. 5000
tsostcry 322 II II n Of Honest for
< tAsele ~ 'Sme enc dwclling. by II and i,
"' i2s0 intervae-ave owner.;..... 1000
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ROW JSaG ct 81 to nCSTs ~ CSgss as xeaT. ssSI
Crohn. Leah. 70 y. y. Suburban Cooperative
Building and Loan Association. n W Marion = ~
M @ S map map Eass e 9 he erman Savings
Bank n. y. corner Delaney and Lewis m o
Drsier. Mary c. to Title Guarantee and Trus,
%. No liS East Ssth-s years .;.......... 12W
lns sigmund and Hernlne to Julius Feust
as l5jth-st 1868 It OF Morris-ave q mort O .u
cdmars cesna1 i%ss Leo to william sesman. No 10
West s2d ST. demand ...........e........... 1s.4O
Ahr Henry and wife to sarah clifford. ~
ton 72d st, 525 # of Central Park West. u, ru
HSsfle !u.us al Title Guarantee and Trust 90 M
Levy, Barnett. to Pincus Lowenfeld. corner 80.
Marsh. Kate E. s't to ASna + Fiynn No 5s5 Man
hattan-ave. 8 .."a ''.." 300
Nuehlteld. Frank. and wife to Edward V Burton,
& nos <oo' DIG and Oh, map Arden property .o,
Rs!ch. Marianne and husband to Congress Brew
i.s company umited No 10l East 1lth-st. -
RSS&ss1 SsmH,,s solH IT, 70 the United states Trus!
ss,,nTpsansy 9, Tssy New-York. n la7th st 175 # Of
s.N,s M,sho'ss ave. years ............... A00t
SeASis 's%s' sTs l'7'h-s 1893 IT Of St ,.m
Grsni-syse. is iss y. Of lsavs also or,;o
Sy4 %osssnn' s map sPPsr'g Of George op s
SCHUMACHER nun Emma Josns s,S Se1rs oi $50 east
Sanders 1 nag EIyassss ysss q Mse SOUTH years 5000
ssi1sr LEN No le West 4i,h-st year 15Oot
o,s,,, y,ssPn m j.. to New-York and Suburban Co
Jenninessin non,a,ng =. and Loan Association.
The Vaoi' 20; 20 II OF Chisholm ST. instalments 20OC
N Rssronai Rsrana Manufacturing Company TO Frances
ws,dS Sainss No leo and G2 Pearist. years. $500
Bank Inn an wife 10 the Harlem Savings
ss.sier-svs sss 5 Se6blns-ave. a7ss It Of West
wuefgren Msurtz r :, l'V'
Val John Of m RSilroad ave, year. 1900
k.s,s ana ns,Sl sIth-s; years ......... 10000
kannirr W. ~ II OF Lexington-ave year. I5OC
ana ass'1s T william d. and wife TO Title Guarantee
3 wears S' Co. 76th-st 27s II e Of 5th-ave
Draper wilma; !, 25ooc
nr ins "niam H. and wife 10 New-York Build
Hamilton ,WSsyisimens Wylens 117ss
ton W. sMeiiam l. and wife 10 Jane NJ Iarnil-
year ooth-st. 300 II W OF Amsterdam
Sway. Ar;6i..;;. s7oc
hssssss &C.,, gS 4 of AnihOnyaye instaments. ESQ
wilisr nnenry ~ Y and Bache McE whitlock TO
'smand .......................... 1000
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
I,LD DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE.

BANANA RAILROAD co
Owning and Operating COLUMBIAN LINE.
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting at the Isthmus for all West Ports q
Mexico, Central and South America.
Steamers sail from Pier foot West 9th ST. n. Y.
FINANCE. May H. noon ALLiANCA. May 20. noon
For apply at Company's once. 20 Broadway.
JOHN MUIR Trufic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

q AVANNAH LINE, OCEAN 5. =. CO.
- Tri-weekiy from Pier 49, ~ r.. foot Of sprinsst.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at r. N. For
freight and passage apply to
J. ID. Hashagen f. A. w. II. Rhett, Gen. Ast.
g. r. w. R'y. 26i Il way r. r.. 3i7 B'way.
Q. ": sorrsi Msr Adams o. =: 4;
: ADVERTISEMENTS sad subseriptions for The Tribune
n received at their Uptown Once. No. 2a2 Broadway.
SS1r a. The ooWns branch oe..
once rates until O'Clock p m: viz: ~ sth-Ave. -
near West ceth-n. i06 West t2d-et, near oth-ave %
Eas. itn-ss ss5 ws: !S:s I'd Sc'wssn .!s ssS s,a
77th s. iO2e adave:. near sist-:t h'os is.-svs:.
Bsecker-st. e9os 3d-ave.; 2+o Eas, 7oth-sl; e2i
ad.ave; 0a2 sd-sye: os Amsterdam ave >02 West
asi eth-~vei l.iS3 sd-sve.. near 67th-st eo< East
The morning times., 1896-02-13
ROASTED HIS PLATOON.
Sergeant Acton Objects to Divulging
Police News

A Jupetan shaft from a sun-bright sky
quaked police station No. 1 at midnight.
when Sergt. Acton administered a reproof
to the platoon of men which had Just
reported for duty. The sergeant said he
would have no talking In the ranks; that
order must be preserved.
When q platoon reports for duty, the
sergeant in command turns out the re-
porters, chnks the door, pulls down the
curtain and sometimes blows out the gas.
Then he proceeds to read the orders and
dispatches which have come down from
police headquarters. These dispatches are
alleged to be secret. They are printed
in the papers whenever they possess any
news value.
The platoon is expected to listen pa
tiently TO the sergeant as he reads these
dispatches. Last night Sergt. Acton pre-
faced his address to the platoon with the
observation that what was to follow
was not to be given to the press.
One of the policeman said he had seen
that dispatch in The Times already. Sergt
Acton blushed to his belt. Several police
men shifted their guilds and laughed. Then
they struck up a sort of general converSa-
ton, while the sergeant proceeded with
the reading of3those secrets. He grew tired
of the strain on tisiroice and administered
a stinging, reo4headed rebuke to his men,
that they must preserve order during the
reading of orders.
The morning times., 1896-02-13
Results at New orleans

New Orleans, Feb. I2.-weather fair;
track fast.
First ace-Fifteen-six xteenths, selling. Hull
bert, 109, Thorpe, 8 to- 1, won: Lagnieppe
113, Woud, To 3, second: BegIIe l06.
Hicks, 10 to2, third. Time 1:3S Mamie e.
Jack Bradley, Deluder, Lettie, Buckmore.
and Void also ran.
Second race-Six furlongs selling Nav
Ashley, 9S, Barrett, 80 to l. won: Albert
s., 1O3. Murphy, L o to L. second; NeghOuse.
101, Caywo3d, 10 toll third. TimeI:I6 I-2.
Rosalind Ill, Belle Groves, Feast, Minnie
Clyde, Twelve-fifty Plug, Bertrand, Win
chester, and Julie alsoran.
Third race-One mile, selling Midstar.
liz, Tabor, 3 to 2, won: Bitten. 1I7
Hinkey, 100 to 1, second; b. F. Fiy, ir
ia, Hill, 8 to 1, third. Time LA Fa-
yorine, LoChinTar, Salvador and Wedge
field also ran.
Fourth race-Seyen furlongs, selling.
Albert Sidney, Hill, 4 to 1 . won; Rainmaker.
106, Thorpe. 10 ., second, Ragpipe 1OI.
Burns, 10 to L, third. Time, I:29 10
Eva L.. Joco, Dobhins. Governor Hill
Gerro Gordo and Fakir also ran
Fifth race-Mile and seventy wards.
handicap. Emin Pey, III, Thorpe III
to 8, won; Sun Up, 110, Simms, 8 10
3. second; Florence p, 10, Caywood IS
TO 5. third. Time, 1:47. Chattanooga and
Blasco also ran.
Sixth racc-Seven, furIongs seiIi ne
Momus, 101, Duffy, to l, won; Rachel
McAlllster, Ice. Thorpe, to 1. sec ond:
Guard. 104, Warren, 20 to /, third.
Time. 1881. Spitfire, PaRway, Casa,
The Rock, Old Pugh, Lyndhurst, FIJI
Arp, The Sculptor and RordeTer also ran.
The morning times., 1896-02-13
FINE NOT COLLECTED YET.
Columbia Typographical Union Still
Defied by Mr.. Edmunds.

Columbia Typogra phical Union has ap-
parently exhausted all its powers to collect
the fine imposed by the union on Mr.. Will
lam M. Ednunds OF the Government Print
ing Office.
The case is one of great interest to the
members, inasmGch as the final deter
muation of the case will settle the ques-
tion how far a member can defy the laws
OF the union. It is very likely that the
matter will be finally disposed of at
special meeting or the union to be held
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon at Typograph-
ical Temple.
The fine was imposed by the union it.
self, so that if there is an appeal it viii
be to the International Union. The case
is somewhat complicated from the fact
that MT. Edmunds holds office under the
civil service, and the Public Printer for
that reason or some other not expressed,
declines to assist the union in enforcing
its laws. Had the case originated i'll any
other than government employment, it is
claimed that the fellow-workInen of Mr.
Edmunds would have gone out and thus
brought matters to a head with the en-
ployer.
There Is telef that the final action of
the union will be the expulsion of Mr..
Edniunds. AS long as he remains men,
ber of the union, or his case is pending, he
must be recognized as belonging to that
UOuy. IL Dc NAljCiSu, IL VIII Gc
interesting to note whether this foreman
will remain in the government service.
Some claim that Mr.. Benediet's position
of strict neutrality is iustifi3b!e, while the
case is still on its merits before the union
with Mr. Ednnnds' right of appeal in order,
either on tie decision as to the fine or as
to the possible expulsion. The action of
filming Mr.. Edniunds appears to be ap-
proved by the union generally, as il is be-
lieyed that the fine was imposed accord
ing to law, and that the union must in this
respect be upheld.
The morning times., 1896-02-13
FATHERS AND SONS UNITE.
Mutual Recognition of the w L. I. and
It's Veteran Association.

The Washington Light Infantry Veteran
Association. which was organized a week
ago, with Capt. j. Tyler Powell as presi-
dent. is now an integral part of the w. L.
1. Corps.
This action was taken at a meeting Of
the W. l. l., which was held last night,
Major Ross presiding. President Powell
appeared before the meeting in the inter
est of the Veterans, being accompanied by
the vice president, secretary, and treasurer
of the Veterans.
Capt Powell explained that the Veteran
Association was composed of all ex-members
OF the w. L. l., who have at any time
been members since the organization of
the company in 1886. The objects of the
association are social reunions, the culti-
walton OF fraternal feelings and the mem
ories of the corps.
I'VE feel he said, ''that we do not
want 10 drift asuDGer, but that, as the
years go by, we may have the cordial
grasp OF our comrades hand and the SYM
atretic greeting that betokens the recog-
niiiaD OF joys shared and dangers past"
The Veterans desired mutual recognition
by the two organizations, and this was
ratified by the unanimous vote of the
meeting.
The morning times., 1896-02-13
HONOR TO The DEAD KNIGHT
Tributes of kfaction to the Lats
Mr.. E. ]. Rea.
Organized Labor Speaks His Praise.
Arrangements for the Funeral
Services

a meeting OF the Association OF Eccentric
Engineers was held last evening in the
room OF organized labor at The Times
building to pay due honor To the memory
of E. ]. Rea, late a member OF that or
gantzation. The attendance was also
largely composed OF members OF other
local assemblies. to which in his official
capacity and as a personal friend to all
the friends OF organized labor, he was
wei known
Mr. Chalres Caldwell. master workman
of the Association of Eccentric Engineers.
presided, with Mr.. ]. ]. Breen as sec
retary-
The object OF the meeting was presented
in the following resolution
Whereas, in His aH-wise Providence, Al
mighty God has taken from or midst our
beloved brother, Edward J. Rea, and
Whereas. our departed brother had
proved through long years OF service and
unremitting devotion to the welfare OF
our association, his high character and
great personal worth,
he it resolved. That we hereby express
our sense of his Steadfast, answering and
mselfish loyalty TO ourselves and to this
association. and that we depIore his death
as ii distinct loss pers Onally to each of our
members and collectively 10 the association,
and to the cause OF labor generally.
In secOnding these resolutions tributes
of respect were paid to the deceased by
President ACHEgh OF the Federation OF
Labor, Master W orkTnan Simmons of D. A.
Sc, X of L.. Secretary Keep of the Fedora
ton. and MeSSrS- DOugherty, Cuff, Holmes,
Lawson. wortlea and TraiDor. The tributes
We're short but marked with feelings OF
apprecfative and affectionate regard for
their subject.
Arrangements for the funeral have been
made as follows; The members OF the As
socIatiOn OF Eccentric Engineers are re-
uuestcd to assemble at . O'Clock this after
noon at Speare's undertaking establishments
on street, whence they will attend the
body to Typographical Temple The fu-
neral services will be there conducted by
the Rev. Dr. Alexander Kent, pastor OF
the Peoples Church
The pail bearers will be MeSsrs- W r. G.
Simmons aud Michael Cuff of District As
serubly No. Go, MeSSrs. James F. AcHugh
and Charles III. Worden OF the Federation
of Labor; and MeSSrS. Hume, Benson. Rick
and Lawson of the Association of Eccentric
Engineers.
Very many beautiful floral offerings have
been ordered to grace the grave Of the
dead Knight of Labor.
The morning times., 1896-02-13

Port, so; Ben Johnson, 90. Squire G., 95;
Princess Rose. 102; Tancred, iO4: Wedge
field. jim Hogg, Imp. WOlsey, TEseaTorl,
100 each.
Third race-One mile: selling. Souvenir.
1O4. Senleie, Vida, Invade. and Chenoa, IO5
each; Jack Bradley, I06; Treasure, Pu-
liter, and TamerIan, 1OT each; Oak
Forest, 11O; BILLY Bennett, Ill; Imp.
Bimbo, 112-
Fourth race-on mile; ;AlaZzeppa handicap
Dave PUisifer, l13; JamDOree, 100; Dock
slader, lO3; Maurice, ia; Clarus, IO4:
OFIBda, 1Oe; Roosevelt. lG6; David. 10:
115; Chicot, 1913; Marcel, los.
Fifth Tace-One mile and seventy Yards:
Rcyal Nettie. Minnie Wawa, ana Sister
RosaiiEd, S4 each; Peanuts and SalsO. SO
each; FOndest, 80; Flame, so; Neuaha.
1O1; Imp- Hazeitnn, 104; Ben Waimsley
and Jimmy r, 166; Lotus, 100.
The morning times., 1896-02-13
CoLUMBIA's ANNUAL ELECTION.
Officers Who VIII Manage Affairs
OF LIZ. WINGED Arr.n,r

VA AlAC W EAs-t0 aIEO"-
The annual election OF the Columbia
AthleucCltsb was held at the club Rouse on q
street yesterday afternoon and evenin e
lt was one or tie best attended elections
held by the club in recent years. showing
decidedly growing interest IN tie manage
mentandaffairsO OfthiS popularorga IMITATION.
The fact that there was COnlfcti itiOn for
the positions OF secretary and captain and
FOR places On the board of governors made
the election all the more Interesting
The club showed its confidence in the
ability OF the executive Officers whose terms
expired yesterday, by re-electing them.
For Ine positions CT president. TiCt president
and tine two lieutenants there was no COM
petition. Mr.. Lewis s. Wells. IT., was re-
elected captain by a f!atteTing nia. .;or.iy
According 10 the recent amendment TO the
constitution. th: board OF governors now
consists OF eleven instead OF seventeen
The board consists OF all the Officers. -ex-
cepting the two lieutenants, and the six
governors elected last night.
The election resulted as follows. PreSi-
dent. Alexander Grant; Yice-preSident,
Dr. W. K. King secretary. Alexander p.
Shaw; treasurer. r. j. Beall, Jr., in place
OF q. III. Fague, whodeClineda denomination;
captain. L. S. Wells, r.; lieutenant OF ath-
1etic department, T. b. NolaB; lieutenant In
charge OF rowing, Charles Baker.
The six new members OF the board OF gov
eTnOrs. who, with the Officers named, form
the board, are: c. A. Cabrera, George E.
EnIm0ns. J.. $. Fisher, J. X. RCdGington,
w. r. Speare and S. w. Stinenletz.
The officers in charge of tie conduct
OF the election We're j. :. Zeiglcr. chairman,
Dorsey Brown, A. B. Cushnlan, F. II. Ward,
W A. Cowles. Il. NJ. Callahan, w. f.
Thompson. Il. W Ryan, Thomas Francis, jr..
*. {. Powell. John + Davis, c. Ii. Bates
and Frank Sutton.
The new board Will meet tonight and elect
the standing committees.