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rahml0, but bad drawn J rr'l't,r from
Is pocket bocaU.r bo feared h' wa "otn-
o. hc fphbrl
~ had much money and watch Of
guld,' p" added. "Ind / feared i Is 10
hC robbed"
Wore you NOT % prisoner 10 Eus i1.
asked the proscrIlLn@ attorney
YES. sir" rplird tho count
"Th"u." said tha prosecutor ~ Hlmu
that this mans word cannot Dr ASra
agaiust ttr cabman, who testified thnt No."
count drew O. pistol on him Iu The rapdtr-
lou dlsirirt THIS man confossrs he Is
rfrtid ~ go back tp hi+ country"
That's all nonsense" sHid ihc iudCr
y Eo count il,i from Russia fl" pu;itr ~
uasour. I tu.nk bis worl Is rs Eool as
the rdbmaus J shalt ,"l This case 8td
recommend au ga4ulfui,"
The court lcft the stand aud ln fcT
minutes the Judge returned NyrliD, OF
mot guilty."
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NOT VIVA a RUSH.
The Nomination of Francis ~ secretary
T. NmI Ln- lirm.L A.i.

Washington. To- t-Thr nomination oC
S.srcau ftamIs .s tbo head 81 thv iu-
trrior department. Nus referred ~ th"
unauru committee Iu accordance with thr
custom 10 M, s.uIJr nominations oI tho
prrs.icnt for cabin,i positions are usual
~ ,onurmvl yyry prom tN The nominal
ti0u oi Mr.. Francis Wus scUt q" thu SEN
ate % week dso AMI To-day was the nrst
meeting nf The uuauoc ppmmiitr, since
thu nomination Nus F"nt in, Secretary
Francis viii not h, confirmed until after
the scnaiot,d ui,,tluJ lu Stgs,uri u ts
"1l,"st.,i thlt 3, .Iur yrgi, prmhsr uf
r,a tr.--F -D'. '' ,. that tnc
r.it-r.tsy 100 s,.r J,tu 80 O.. uuh-
uaS.. -p. s..ftg t tf VA - .au br
Ia ' D.a 2. a.psi les irr recent 'lcr-
tor. Ia ,.trh Mr lran'ls supported the
lull dym"r,.., candidate, Considerable
feeling uns tern r"s,Glcr,d. bu; d Is Sold
tlat lhr rppu Itlon viii not be- carried 80
tar as To prrv,Et "a continuation.
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SALvINI.
The Renowned Actor Died Yesterday IN
Ills Native Land.

rlmmrr. unlH Dee l,.-AlrNludcr sat
vinl lir,i h.r, to-day of Intestinal ulbrr-
crlosis The newspapers publish ouIrs,..
IT, obituaries ~ the l.,.a-.d nytp- NlrN-
JLicr S-lyul was uurn iu Rome D,r. =,
i9I. tie waa lhu -ou ~ ihu ltnllnu trHg r-
dian, Tomnsso SplSiui aLd went 10
school p SGncs Florence aud Gruol.
Ills first appearance ~ a., sialr iu no
United Stat'a was 20 the triun Guunrr
theatrr In New YORK In Clara Molri-'
company. ard h" afterwards rprut two
scasons with Murgar't Mnthcr. playing
Tiomco. Orlando, Rudolph in Leah" aud
clifford IN "The iunchback.
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DOWN WITH a CRASH.
The siorm Dcmoiishcs tho Atlantic City
Casino aud plher I,rildings

Atlantic City, n. j.. Zee. ia
heavy wind and rain storm Is raging
along the coast at this point. To-day
the large Casino building. where the
Elks disaster happened two years ago.
collapsed with "A crash. carrying with
II an unienanicd cottage next door
The storm reached such "A height to-
night that Local Observer Brand re-
Ccived instructions from Washington
Ia warn mariners not tu leave port, as
there is storm of hurricane force ON
the way, Special Instructions were
also issued to the crews Of the life
saving stations along the coast.
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VIOLATING THE LAW.
Mrn Who Eniist to go to Cuba Are
Taxing mig Chances.

Washington. Dee. 1.-THE attention
uf officials here has been attracted by
the stories coming from all portions OF
M country indicating that enlIstments
atr going IN of parties ~ men TO go to
cuba 10 Join the insurgents. These en-
lisIm,nts arc in direct violation Of the
neutrality laws and are prohibited un-
der severe penalties. For accepting a
cumml ,iun tu serve against Spain. a
country with which the United States
is now At peace. the penalty prescribed
10y section 52Sl. revised statutes, Is
s. 400 and three years Imprisonment.
while for cnlisting To serve against
Spain or hiring any one to enlist. the
penalty IL $1,000 fine and three years
imprisonment.
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rLr the rnrchn.r Of nond..

Washington, Dec 1.-THE SECRETARY
of the treasury to-day announced that
scaled proposals. Tor the purchase uf
s.. $4,000 first mortgage bonds ~ the
Central Pacific. t'nion Pacific and
Kansas Pacific railroads. constituting
a part of the sinking fund of the CrH-
trail Pacific railroad. will be- received
az the treasury department, office ~
he secretary, un'il H. O'Clock y. m. On
the 2lst d1y ~ December 1906 The
hords viii he SOLD with ali interest dc-
pru,d and unpaid thereon.
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Kansas city, Dec. l5.-Alrcady moro
than SOo cuban recruits have been enrolled
In this city and Colonel ID, :. Hartman.
head of the loral movement, stated to-day
that there are as many more IN Kansas
ctty and vicinity ready and willing to go
q the front. The enrolment Is going on
In Harrimnn's Office. and no secrecy of tho
purpose Of the movement Is made
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~ New Orleans.

New orleans. Dec. ii.-Six futlongs-
Bryan won, senator Morrill, second. Whit
third. time. i:lj4. Five furlongs-Pat
Morriss'y won, Tern second. Tempest
irir. time. l;aGt, Seven furlongs-Nieo-
lini won, l.tttl" Billy second, Catherine
tird. tirc, i.Di.. Five furlongs-iltll Rii-
Is won. Miss Verne second. Plaudit third.
time, i.lga,. Handicap. mile and u six
tocnth. over four hurdlcs-'ucle Jim won.
iIurib.rt second. Mr. Dunlap third time,
sOgI. Seven furlopgs- s-Tlmberland won.
Petrol second. Chirot third; time. l:SDA,.
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ON THE TRACK.


san Francisco. Dec. is.-f1ve and a half
furlongs. utaidcn 2-ycar-olds-Noncha-
l,nce won, Sly second. Manzanillo third:
time, ~ one miie-Poller woa. Earl
Cochran second. I.anecha third. time.
Ia. SIX furlongs-Psrsoune won. Scorch-
~ second u. J. Tobn third; time. l;ls.
Six and ~ half furlongs-Mt McGregor
wen. Rcddington second. Tempestnous
trlrd. time. l;2sls. Sever furlongs-Alya-
rudo won. kamsin second, Jack E.chelIeu
tlird. time, l.5lh.
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Albany, y. Y, Dee 4. The state board
Of canyassrrs has completed IN" canvass
OF the votes east In New Nurk at the re-
cent cirrtlcu. ON presiG, ut.Al electors tho
vote was as follows Mckinley >l9SS;
Pran. j5',lc9. Palmer, p.-~, socialist,
l1651. prohibition. l6.o5. hinnS, defective
and scattering. 1889 Mckinley over
uryaa, -. 49, Mckinley over all others.
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Thr pupont Trophy Winner.

Chicago, Dec. l5.-John Winston
wrcstcd the Dupont trophy, emblemat-
ic OF the live bird championship Of
America. from George h. Roll Of Blue
Island. m, in the match held at Wat
sons park. Each man shot at 100
birds Winston having y total Of 9i.
leading Roll, whose score was 81. by
seven birds.
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Dempsey Defeats Hall.

cripple creek. Col Dee. Ia fight
between George Hall of Pueblo and
Jack Dempsey OF Cripple Greek. light
weights for the championship Of Coll
Oradu. occurred to-night at the Butte
opera house. Dempsey won In the
sixth round
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New YORK. Dec. lj.-Nrs. '''"
Cuttirr Courtney, daughter ~ France
rrttirr. a wealthy merchant ui S1r
Frarefe d, was to-day declared ~ uu-
sound "N. Sl.r WAS married in ''nl
200 Hg,-' "a 'nUrtugy IN actor. and ir"-
rrsI.d ,..Ia aim l' ITALY. Fh sr .E
r .alls afts. '.r urrri-r' hoy hu.'..va
placed h-r iu u .rl,Jte 40 tc..I g.. -.
tprl4.
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Proves the st Louis k'U1uitr
The demonstration ot managerial fail
urr.s emphasizes tn. Lgi. ryecglizgd by
mtu WHO have slyeH .r Sth1oct consii-
rrllou, ttat the stt's.s tf~ oteruaid I'm
Ioof,rt0r .o their ,a.H.n- power, They
wH-t either accept u trm' aluttlon and
-r4vr fFr rhtucys ct -1in or loss or they
al' 81! tae goose JHa- lays The golden
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Wool Gro~rr. 20 Mect ro.pay.

Washington. Dec lj-sienhers Of
the Satlyual Wool association are To
hold meeting here h,-inuiug to-mor-
row To consider legislative matters
prr'aiuius To the Interests et the wool
Isrpv.tI4
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G.nrgetoWu. :. C.. Dee. The
presidential party enjoyed splendid
sport On South island To-day he num-
her nj Ks bagged being about 30.
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Gi0en Havap .fan. 7. OF
$1,000 to $500

Solid li-karat Gents Gold Watch.
Solid l.-karat Lady's Gold Watch.
Boys Solid silver Watch.
Silver Tea Set, 5 pieces. Ticke
given with every purchase and repa
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SPLENDID INSURANCE STATEMENT.

The great mass OF men are so busy ABOUT the.r
own affairs that they have no time to examine the
merits OF others Those who would get the good
opinion OF this class must come forward with tner
claims and at least show their own confidence III
them By backing them with vigorous assertion.
Now the Ncw-York Life Insurance Company
nfty-irst annual statement, which appe ars on an
other maze of this Issue. is vigorous assertion on
n broad scale This company during lS9o increased
It's net surplus 10 policy -holders by more IMAM
H0O,c01 and the total surplus AT the c'oSe vi the
year amounted TO &i03s,6U w. s,,- ooo
Its new policies paid for IN no exceeded :l-'o".-
mcnts 20 pol'cy-holdcrs nearly NLtw!oo The corr
pany was organized In 1915. has pad its members
cons lerablv over 5000 OCO,v0 and It's assets Jan
uary l. lS6 were over Sl7i,O0ocO. The accumu3-
ton policy first issued by this company IN ~
only one condition that the premiums be duy
Maid
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EXHIBITION or ORIGINAL DRAWINGS.

An interesting exhibition OF original dra wings the
best work OF well-known American artists in black
and-wh.te, Will be given in the Hotel Waldorf ball
room Crhriy-thirG-st. entrance Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday next The coec-
ton will he shown the public by The Ladies'
Home Journal" the pictures having been prepared
Tor that magazine, and have been COR being)
reproduced in It's pages. 1t is the aim OF this
hibt.on 10 show the full value OF the art APP
pied to the illustration OF magazines and books
There VIII be about hundred and seventy-hve
drawings and three paintings the latter from the
brush Of Albert Lynch. the French artist. Kate
Grocnaway is the only other foreign artist whose
work II be shown Chief among the artists
whose dra wings VII be exhibited Charles Dana
Gibson. W T. Smedley W. l.. Taylor, \. 3. Frost,
r. de Thuls,rup, b. West Clnednsr. Eric Pape
Reginald b. Birch. w ST. John Harper. w. Ham-
ton Gibson. w a. Rogers W. Granville Smith.
Frank o. Small. Irving X. W.les. Henry Sandman
ald Alice Barber stephens A private view VIII
De given TO invited guests on Tuesday evening. and
The cxh.b ion will be 70 the public on Wednes-
day morning for the rest OF the week from 10 a. m.
TO 1890 p. daily. Admission VIII be free by
tickets. which be secured upon application at
places be announced in the advertising columns
The Royal Hungarian Gypsy Band. OF Budapest.
will give concerts morning, afternoon and evening
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THE p4LEsTIyEs COMING RECEPTION.

The Palestine Commanderv ned a drill and ~
hearsal last night at the list Regiment Armory OF
the ceremonies which will constitute some or tho
features of It's coming reception at the Metropolitan
Opera House on Tuesday evening. January H.
Lieutenant Color el Wallace A. Downs OF the Hst
Regiment. drilled the Sir knights last h'sh' anu
will command them the night OF the reception.
co.onel Downs returned from European Trip
especially to drill the Knights Tempar he 10
Past Commander of the Palestine. and has also
hea the responsible position OF drill master Tor
many years. .....os ,as, MICH, ar.
very impressive and will lend an element or noVeity
70 the affair They are seldom seen p1oiheV onS
,s ne of the Grand Lodge of Masons. John Stew
art and his stan in full regaa ana me 0ihf H,gh
PRIEST Of the Grand Chapter. and MS stan In fuli
resaua also between the lines
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January o. = battalion. Compan,es T. i ana ana &,
January ~ u 3'non JoI l nemmand the Isl
iiilalDn. Major Bowers tn ~ ana MAJOR Heo""'"
The delegates Of the 18th Regiment 20 the Nation
al ',unri convention at Albany on January 10 ar
ii,,rrs Major Lambert and Captains peck and
Ward ST. n represent the regiment at the surgeons
mont rxprc, ~ attend General McAlpn's reception.
Tire resignation of Captain T., e Sihlth was re-
o..vol at the officers meeting last THURSDAY anu
company g. 22l Reslment hae relapse, imio "a
normal condition. Those VINO are III l'S' s 49," ,,s
know say that thc election Is Over: and th.u tne
elected clndiaie VIII stay elec'ti som o .i,
WHO have looked upon IN" siuabhlr from an m''"''s
d.siliercstcd point Of view say tlAt IL MnS ,h a
tempest ia teapot and that II Is timr TO nrop 'as
-. ,rrn.rv o-niprrow evening. for when liIse
ard interesting Programme has necH ii
Company X VIII have dance AT the "r"o'S o'
Thursday evening.
~ THE 9th REGIMENT.
Tho vacancies in the GOTH Regiment are "'ihS "e /
rapidly, There Will be an election on lurs'"F i"'
first lieutenant OF Company |. The Candidates are
FIRST Sergeant Moohan and Second Lieutenant
p.ntoucy The commissioned officers of the res-
mcnt were entertained by Company G, OF the ~ IN
Regiment at "Duich' on Friday eVrmns, LA
affair took place at Chapeys Madison-aye. ara
FIfy-ninih-si and was a highly surcesstu 'l'rI ,
tanin.nt Among the visiting officers YER o'onei
C,p:ains lynch Mccrystal O'Brien, o'Cqnneli:
Spcllman Heay and Desmond other m.'aty
Adjuiant-Cencral +. \ McAlpln. AMI CooniI u APP
AMI Gonover. ana Adiutants Weaver Townsend
ami Faus. Of the It'll Regiment COMPANY - ~
tcr'ainment Committee consisted Of Cori3rh Nh i"MH
andcr y Prlngc Lance Corporal John r eaNlrlL
AMI Prlvat.s y +. Ecrdan Angus Hopkins S'li''y
C. Van Note AMI George y CrossInond. .,u no s,,s
Company drills in the Ut Battalion VIII ne ri Th
pended in the IL, Regiment until January - The
Isl battalion viii arm in the school Of the bat
talon on Friday. The LIST Bnttali}n Major Hsr rs
tus Francis commanding. ~.il parade l ,or re- r.
view on Friday january a. In fun dress rtguehial
Uniform first cali viii be sounded At ~ p; M
assembly m Sis D. m Admission. except lor oHi'rrS
and members OF Inc regiment, will b, 10y ticket Only
Company H. list Regiment. wi. give a'S,as III
February. to celebrate its anniversary. me CUM
mite. having the matter I'm charge is composed 81
Lieutenant F. y. Brandes. chairman S Scr nj
f. R1ynion and Pr'vatcs Rdbcock. farker ahi
Benedict. Lance. Cogporals Won Dohlen ana Sw"et
have been appointed corporals ana private frost
Will be lance corporal
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no HAVE 4 SERIES OF "SMOKERS.'

BEGINNING next Sunday the members OF the Cercie
Francais de rHarmone will have series OK
aaxlv smokers at their handsome clubhouse In
r.r,vsixth-st These entertainments Will b
modelled on those that have made the Prince OF
waIes,s Club so famous in London, and will be in
formal A small but fuzzy equipped stage has been
erected in the spacious drawing rooms and the
bast professional entertainers available nave Deen
sssnred small tables will take the pace or the
usual row of chairs where refreshments and pipes
can be enjoyed at leisure.
The annual bal OF the Cercle Francais de Thar
ronie will be held Friday. January 81 There
attractiveness.
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THE TAX on FOREIGN INSI RANCE.

The members of the paid Fire Department ana
Insurance Patrol, who are using every aVaiiao'e
means to secure the per cent tax on foreish III
si,rance companies enjoyed by the Ola Noiu"-
,,er riremen of this city held meeting yeS'er u"s'
when a bill having this object III we" We .,.
49,, . oo1 - the Legislature for presentation
a. Tho oneuing of the session this week. 49,, ,,o,,
For several years the pad Departn.n. n, Ia US
srressfui in getting part OF IL one yeaI, ~, a,
.csson of :hc Legislature the department.
me of II ON the ground that 1t was wei
mad and chat the volunteer who had sefVed I'm ,ss
~ i,w yranting the per cent tax 10 the Nouh-
ne svp1red in 1897 and unless they can get an
t,nns;nn Of ten years which they ask, the tax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
KNIGHTS or PYTHT4S' RECEPTION.

Preparations for the grand ball and reception 10
be given by the Associated Knights OF Pythias al
Madison Square Garden next Wednesday evening
are progressing and tickets are selling fast' IL Is
for further.ng the merits OF Pythahsm 'hal inc
entertainment Is TO be given. On Monday morning
tho decorators will take charge, and by Wednes-
day evening the Garden will be transformer INTO
a scene OF exquisite beauty: me u In. ,r,
Knights in tielr full regal!a and complete coin-
pany and BATTALION front, will make handsome
appearance, and to those who nave heVs. seen a
flag presantation the occasion VIII DE rare one.
Fully 250o people expected TO De IN 'he ua'-
den the night OF the receDtlOn
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rJ,TUOTSE OWNER DIES SUDDENLY.

Charles Bushander. sixty-eight years Oh, OF Sew
enth-ave and Thirteenth-st., College Point, Long
Island. who owns the lathouse No. l2O East one
hunlred-and- fourteenthst visited tina; house yes
tcrelav morning 10 make arrangements for certain
repairs He was talking with Mrs flnkenstedt III
ber nartments on the third floor of the house when
he suddenly threw up his hands and with a groah
f.l ito the fOor insensble. After vain enorts 10
resuscitate him Mrs. Finkenstedt called Policeman
IufYy of the East One-hun1red-and-fo urth-st sta-
tion who summoned an ambulance from the Har-
lem Hospital go , 49,, cot,
DR. Opivkc arrived with the ambulance. ana saId
that NJ Bushander had d.ed of apopleAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
STuL 4 DEFICIENCY AFTER THE SALE

Frederic r. Coudert jr, who was appointed
referee to sell the effects Of the United states
Book Company in foreclosure proceedings brought
against them by the Manhattan Trust Company,
has filed his report in the Supreme Court Inc oooN
company In January. 1870 issued S'VooVo wort" Vi
bonds which we're held by the trust company as
,,,s,aas TIE company defaulted in the payment
~ The interest ard IN a suit which they brought
,hav got iudgn,ent for N,lN26 The referee reports
thai the sale realized $50 III ST. leaving deficiency
If
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< IL RPTSCOE UIDF SECRET iRT.

Mayor Strong yesterday appointed : w Eriscoe
permanent secretary Of the local civil Service
Board Mr.. Briscoe has been temporary secretary
since the resignation Of Lee Phillips. Ms salary
will be s. 800 a ear. The CiVi Service Board yes
terday examined twtnty-three candidates Tor pro-
motion 10 the rank of foreman IN the Fire Depart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
THIEVES Use NTNE-PINS As WEAPONS.

Two thieves forced entrance to the bowling
alley Of Jacob Truman at No 10, HoratIost., early
Yesterday morning with the intention. evidently. OF
making their way TO the bar to steal what liquor
and cigars they might ma there 'u"us ihuha"'
-, r,,a, nh, IL a cousin OF the PROPRIETOR.
s,ooninp on n cot in the alley at the time. and was
awakened by the house-breakers Before he could
utter cry however he was struck oyer the h heaa
W, arn.J themselves The blow had Knocked
,a ,rbupan down and he staggered TO MS
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feet with the blood streaming from the cash in his
forehead. he his assailants escaping through an
open window.
BefAe policeman could be summoned the thieves
had made good their escape. Jacob Truman. who
owns the alley is said To he OF the champion
BOWERS of the country. He said yesterday that ne
would pay $50 for the arrest OF his cousins assail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
ARTIST OF ~ ENECTTOR.

James H. Seymour was arrested yesterday ~
Deputy-Sheriff Walgerng on an order signed by
Surrogate Fitzgerald Seymour Is the executor OF
the estate OF Miss Fanny T.. Bait, who left about
Sj0nC0o in various legacies. All the egacies were
DE- ID except two OF S2922. owing to Michael NJ Webb
and Harry H. Cargill. Ii is alleged by these two
legatecs that seymour owes them this money. He
aid not obey an order OF to pay II, and was
arrested for contempt Of court in railing 10 do So
SEYMOUR was taken to Ludlow Street Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
THE Gas TUBE FROZEN.

PARTIAL AFFIRMATION FROM PECULIAR
CAUSE.
Frank Giegrich. twenty-five years old. clerk,
who occupies room the third floor OF No $50
West Observation-Disclosures twenty sixth-st retired FRI
day night, leaving his gas burning. During the
night the supply of gas was cut of by the tube
becoming frozen and the flame extinguished.
by some means the tube opened again, allowing the
gas - escape and I'LL the room.
John Garrick. who occupied the room next 10
Ciegrich was awakened at Oc.ock yesterday
morning by the latters heavy snoring. go
ns into Giegrich's room found him partially
asphyXiated and the room full Of gas.
An ambulance was called and Gegrich recovered
under treatment by DR. Lcwald, of Manhattan
Hospital.
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Mr.. DANA TO BE THEIR GUEST.

THE GOTos CLUB WILL GIVE \ DINNER OK sATUR-
DAY ~ HONOR OF THE EDITOR.
About two hundred and nifty persons VIII be pres
cnt AT the dinner at the Ioos club - be rendered
TO Charles q. Dana. the Editor OF The SUM- on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

the evening OF Saturday. January N. Among thehl
will be many OF the most prominent men OF the
city and among the men who haN" accepted INVITA-
lions II respond u toasts the occasion are Cen
eral Horace Porter Elhu Root. ST. Clair Mckelway;
District Attorney Fellows. Robert Bonner di!1
Charles r. Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
nnopo.rD ARTILLERY COMMAND.

lemon are talking about the report
Nato''' - - rho 18th Regiment have declared
'hal w IN favor OF reorganizng the regiment a.
IN. mssn. ar,n,srv command The officers are ret
cent the sus but s ns'e a Tno es
say that Continent of the regiment 10 H ieinn
MrNpn' orders have been c ssnsa 'c and f.
driils, First Battalion. Co"ip'
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viii 90 TO the paid Department, which wants
place II In It's retiring fund.