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The times., 1897-12-23
German Music.

6erInanS Is Gettlis Il Npisc di'i Aoi &c
case of emperor every day, and there
seems To be no hope at present OF hep
becoming coTiva lcscent, The latest ad-
vices from Perlin give us to understand
that it is tie cmreror's opinion that no
man whG is not a Christian can be an
efficient performer in German band.
This hits the Germans in very tender
spot. The worst of it all is that t is
not permitted them even to squirn, for
that would be Icse majestic. Up 10 this
time musicians have been sort Of arivi-
legged class in Germany. They have heen
permitted to discourse divine music with
out RAISING theological examination or
declaring that all their compositions ere
inspired by young Wilhelm. Hereafter,
however, the mus icians who are not Chris
1ians will be obliged to leave off pla yirg,
and listen instead 10 the musicians WI o
are Christians, and there will be 'arge
increase in the business of insane asyllns
and Sunda v-schools. Some of tie musi-
clans viii be una Ble to stand the str tin,
and some Of them VIII go nd learn about
Christian things for the sake of their
business.
This seems to be case for the interfer-
eDce of the Young Emperor grandmamina.
England is a country which has always
shown the Utmost respect to religion, and
IL can lecture other countries on anything
IL, r,,r,t
Of firm ard gentle wisdom. Let the
Queen use some moral suasion on her royal
grandson He needs that-or something.
OF course, he could hot be expected to take
back his royal word, for then he wolld
be committing lese majeste on himself,
and would have to sentence himself to prison,
and 1t would be lesc majest tie for anybody
to lock him up, and there is no knowing
where the thing would end. But he could
steer ciear of that distressful situation.
He could compromise. If he were to IaS,
for instance, that nobody who was not
a Christian could listen to a German band,
he would bo stating great truth, estab-
lishlng a great industry. and relieving the
mind of the public. all at the same tim,
and being an economical and practical
monarch. he would then feel happy. The
world has long known that some German
bands required greater amount of Chris
tian grace TO listen to them than it takes
to work in a Limbaugh cheese factory,
and if this opinion is sanctioned by the
Emperor, everybody VIII rest more COM
fort able and easy. Unmusical persons
will thereby he protected from the VEN
geauce Of angry musicians. Let this com
promise he made, and let England 20
straghtway to work on mission to the
weI.-flte;s ming, but somewhat hi Sed, Kaiser.
The times., 1897-12-23
= Tairs Mems Seeks
nV..H

= Tairs Mems Socks.
Pair Fancy Plai't
Socks.
2pa.fS ~oolcn seeks
HandsOm, SILK Scarf'
Peir SuspendeTs.
3 An-linen IiahdkcF-
chiefs.
Pair Scotch Wool
Gloves
Pair MotOrman ; Lin
ed BucESkiu MittS.
Pair Leather palm
AsirakHan gloves.
Unlauufirred W hIie
Shirt
Fancy Trimmed
Night Shirt.
1s-inch Hown l'il-
low.
. Damask ar HCcka-
back Towels
Cut work Scarf or
CenteTpiece.
+ a II { 2 pamasE
Towel.
IL coz. White boy
lies.
Hemstitched Tray or
Carving Cloth.
Bath Room Mar.
Al Helustitched Tur-
key Red Cloth.
II Turkey Red
Fnn=ed Cloth
Pair EcyS Short
Pants.
TOFS l'ercale Sh4r5
Waist.
Pair PoyS' OvHTallS.
BOYS Outing Elan
mel Shirt Waist.
Yacht. Golf or Sailor
Cap.
PoyS' rOIO Cap.
PovS' SiIk-anti- wool
Toque.
Bows Scotch Plaid
Tam.
! Boys Refer Tie.
Skin Donkey.
Skin Rabbit
| Stuffed Elephant.
Torpedo Boat.
| Ragatelle.
Ware house
! PoX Soldiers.
| Horse Race.
| BuGle.
| Toy Tete-a-tete set
| Tow Trunk
| Soldier Set.
| Toy Carpet 5 weeper
Pair Roller Skates
| Jumbo Picture Book
| PoX Picture Blocks
/ Game Foot Bail.
I'arloT RaSe Ball.
MauSDn Of Happiness
Building Blocks.
Magic Lantern.
Toy Toilet Room.
Upright Engine.
Toy Coach
Musical Toy.
Iron Stoye.
Iron Freight Train
Iron Steamboat.
Iron Trolley Car.
The times., 1897-12-23
What SOC Viii BUv.

Framed Picture.
Knitted UEder~Eirt.
+ me Lawn or Cam
brio Apron.
Wi,S J ETIu-tTIuE e
with lace and rib
bon.
Infants, Embroidered
six Cap.
Coiored BeuEaliiie
Six Cap.
Infants sisk MittPuS.
Infants Ora Wer
Le-EinS.
Infants Hand knit
PuOt aaS.
Infants tIauG-qUi!tCd
EibS.
Infants HauG-Cro-
Cheted Sac4ue-
Fancy China Comb
and Brush Tray.
French or German
China Cup and
Saucer.
German China Mani
cure Tray.
French or German
China Pin Tray.
M0uStIcl1 Cup and
Saucer.
Geruau { iiuaCfacEer
Jar.
German China Salad
Bowl.
Fancy China Candle
stick.
Fancy Pen Tray.
Fancy China Ring
Stand.
Fancy China Sugar
Ba ket.
Fancy China Puff
Box.
BouiIloa Cup AMI
"a uCeT.
Fancy China Salad
Dish
Fancy China Tea Pot.
Fancy China TOtaCCu
Box.
Decorated China
Supsing Set
Decorated CHp. Sau-
Ger and Plate Set.
Fancy Jardiniere.
Decorated Fern Dish.
B'sSeliS Carpet
Sweeper for chill
Ireu.
Fancy Decorated
Lamp Shade.
Fancy Decorated
Lamp Globe.
Fancy Decorated
Night Lamp.
Fancy CaEdlsStiCk.
Fancy Candle Shade.
ElackitIg Set in PoN.
Fancy Scrap Basket.
Covered Work Basket.
Fa nCy Candy Pa skeJ.
French Ola - 4iiIrDr.
Fancy CUlored Hearth
Brush.
JAPANESE Fire Screen.
Square-top Table.
Iafa ntS BaS ket.
Palm Lunch Basket.
Queens S Jubilee cup.
The times., 1897-12-23

Henry Atkins on OF Nashville. Tena..
was at the Capitol Yesterday, and in con or.
sation said he thought MIR. McMilliu had
a most excellent chance Tor being elected
Senator. He said that he would not ia ,e
tie support OF Senator Pate, WHO is en-
gaged III arranging for his ieturh, bht lEat
ma jority Of the Democrats i'll lhe ST,
were with Mr.. McMillin, and Mr.. Atkinson
belieS ed that this support would bc s Iftl-
Citnt TO pull hin through.
The times., 1897-12-23

Do you know that you can tave
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
ritnes-t!ie Only COMPLETE ut ,v~-
,mner published i'll Washington
served 10 you by carrier for fifty
CENTS a month?
The times., 1897-12-23

Senator WoIcott has had rather bitter
taste OF bimeta,iic autonomy within the
Republican party, and it is encoura ging
to see disposition on his part, and that
OF the associa ted silver senators, to issue
a declaration of independence and make
a fight If the struggle should he made
inside OF the breastworks. it will be abor
i've and quickly suppressed. What the
Silver REPUBLICANS need to do is to leave
the bond, trust aud monopoly corpse of
the Gid Elephant, and march over to the
side of the people. A 'Siiver Republican
is as horrible paradox as Gold DEM
ocrat.''
The times., 1897-12-23
Circulation Statement.

,nmvnio0tioRS intended for publication
81 Tie Times Sj,ouid be ;cTseIg aud plainly
,7i;fen aud must IN al cases De accompanied
il liz name and udd1ess Of The aor5fer. Re
foc,od communications seiU not be preserved,
o7d c,,,y manuscripts o. obeions importance
, pi-l te returned 10 der authors.
The times., 1897-12-23
What 25c viii BuV.

Pressed Glass Cara %.
Pressed UIaS SS ' ase.
Pressed GlasS salad
Bowl.
PTeSse-I Glass Bowls
on stand.
Pressed Glass Cake
stand.
Cut Glass salt
Sha keT.
Cut ola SIS Sugar
SITTER.
Cut Glass Vase.
Cut Glass hHir- hest.
Fancy Green and Gold
Vase.
Black WTOUght-irOu
JandleStlck.
Decorated Night
Id W. lJ-
Fancy candle Shade.
BlackiBg Set in box.
complete.
DleSS SuiJ Hanger.
Fancy Pa Sket.
CTuInD brush and
Scraper.
Work Basket.
. Scrap III siset.
FTench or 6crUan
China Cup and Sau-
Ger.
French or German
China Fancy Plate.
French or German
China Pin Tray.
German Oatmeal set.
German Clind Celery
/ Tray.
Germ3u China can
diesticE,
French or German
T China Bread and
Butter Plate.
Fancy China Cream
Pitcher.
CseFutr4. mira SUga
and Cream Set.
Fancy CHINA Sugar
Bowl.
Germau China Mus
tacHc Cup.
German China salad
Dish.
Decorated Comb and
Brush Tray.
T anCE Ji;ina Bon
Bon Basket.
DecJT1tad Japanese
Teapot.
DeCnTafad Fern Dish.
JaTdhniere.
China In EStdud-
The times., 1897-12-23

Justice O'Dounell, who is candidate c
for the roiioe court judgcship, left yester
da for Ohio. He will go to Columbus and
work for Mr.. Hanna. This is another
instance of the fact that all Ohio Federal
office -holGers and thcse who lave been
promised office have been ordered into that I
State to whip into lire the Tetalcitraut
members OF TIE legislature and make the
calling and election or Nj. Hanna sure.
The times., 1897-12-23
Helpful
Holiday
Hints.

While we never had so manY
of the finer classes of goods, and
while we always keep complete
lines of staple goods tor conven-
ience, we answer here questions
asked hundreds of times each DAY:
The times., 1897-12-23

Eccde,w cf The Times srho mag at any
iii. be rStoJ3e TO procare copies of IL at ann
fc,rS stand, railroad si0tton or on railroad
ispii ,rtU confer jar upon the facEnge-
utHt by Scadiag 10 tbs Office Information Of
tte t0ct.
The times., 1897-12-23

The Mor:fine, Evening and Sunday
Times fer fifty cents a month.
The times., 1897-12-23

Several Of the Republican Senators IRE
said to be opposed to the Ha waiian an
neXation treaty, becau Of the fe3r that
the isIa nds may at some future time be
erected into a state, and that the nmnser
OF small borough states will thereby he
increase. and two additional Senators ati-
ded to the body. In the East the iCar
is that trese would be two silver votes.
1t is said that the administration has
agreed that q proviso shall he inserted in
the treaty Il the effect that the Islands
shall he Ineligible To statehood, hoping
thereby TO strengthen the vote for ratifica-
ton. Good lawyers hold that this -voEld
be unconstitutional They claim that no
territory cau lie annexed with sue, iimita
The times., 1897-12-23

Commissioner of interua' Revenue For
man will retire fro,a his office about the
first Of the month. National Committee
man Scott of West Virginia, who was
confirmed the other day, will be here
fora col ference withJudge Fornan Monda V
next, but he will not qualify and take
hold OF the office until after the iolida IS.
Judge Forman will return to East st. Louis.
H.. his old heme, and resume the practice
OF law.
The times., 1897-12-23

= Pairs Mems Black
SOCKS.
Pair SuspendcrS.
3 CO.Cf el-f UfucTcd
UandSercnieGS-
= White Linen Hand p
kercnicfS-
SILK handkerchief.
Pair Mems Wool
Gloves.
Denim Table Cover.
Linen bureau Scarf
Cut-wCrk Dole = or
CentPrpiece.
fTinge,l or HcmSt!tCh
etl Tray Cloth.
Poys' Stockings
Boys SuspenderS.
BOYS Windsor lie.
Infants Mecca sins
blue. pink, tan.
Wool y Dog.
Marble came.
1'0rpe;io BOat.
Laundry Set.
Toy bureau
Ten Pins.
Wooden L "a in oil
Cars.
Means Ark.
China Tea Set.
Box OF Paints.
Musical Top.
era wiling hug.
Toy Scales
Lead Soldiers.
20O-page picture
ECOk.
Fin sta bic.
Drum.
Musical W gOn.
iron Train.
iron Bank.
same of Lotto
iron Fire Engine.
Toy Rpins with kcllS.
Building Rlocks.
King Toss
Metal iaDllcnc-
LaTHApruB,FmbrOi
cry trimmed.
Cambria L prom, hem
and tucEs.
Embroidered OF TUck
ed Silk Cap
Infants Wool MittPnS.
Infants Hand-CrU-
chete,i EUuteeS. Silh
finish
PrPrSe,i Glass Celery
Tray.
Pres sci Glass " ateT
Pitcher
The times., 1897-12-23

them doui,iv Valuable. ilozenS OF pieces
of peculiar Pueblo Pottery are now Of
fered at falf ard less than haif the orig
iHai price.
The times., 1897-12-23
The Exposition
of Indian Art

VIII soon be gone. Those
wishing TO Iartiu1I ste an the
bargains now offered have no
time TO lose. For Christmas
presents Indian ptidli les
are taOSt acc ep IA blc-
They are quaint and curious
Tney attract aud interest bOth
voting and eld. They charm
the modern fancy t'y their odd
ifr. TIeir AZ sOfiationS nl1ke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
FRICTION CHANGE APPLICATIONS.

The state Board OF Railroad Commissioners mat
Yesterday at No. 90 Lioerty-st. II was stated
meeting, called % hear applications OF the Metro
nolitan Street Railway Company Tor change OF
rnoliv. nowar on three links Of their system. name
~, n Eisnty-sxth-st. one-hundred- ard -sixth-st
ana In the neighb,rhood o. Observation-Disclosures
tv.nfth.st TIE caanze desired Is from horse power
30 The underground trolley. Henry 4. Robinson ap-
pssred on behalf Of the railway company. and made
he FORMAL applcat lions. No one appeared IN oppc
siton. aad the Doar1 took the applications under
consideration.
In Eighty-sixtn-st; change OF motiye power
"a desired between Second-aye and Ma iison-ave
and In One hundr d-and-sixth-st. between Column
bus-ave. ana An.tsrdam-ave. The other applica-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
TIE CHAINLESS BICYCLE
4 COMBINATIONS SAID 10 HAVE BEEN FORMED 10
FIGHT THE POPE PATENTS.

A'A.--F
FIGHT THE POPE PATENTS.
Toledo. Ohio oc: IS (speciaD--Ths cnsnless b.
cycle Is Going 70 deveiop one Of The 5gges. fgats,
Il is asserted here. ever witnessed In the bicycle
business. The fight g. is said. VII be between tNo
Columbia people and nearly all the oihes manulsc.
urers who are coming with 'es chsnless wheel.
Most O., them. with tne exception 81 IT, \. Logger.
will be In this aggressive combination. There a
number Of factories where chainess wheels will be
manufactured although none OF them, outside OF
Cclcne! Pores appear anxious to pac. i chainlsss
mentioned OUTSIDE OF Pope and Lozier are me syria
Spauidine Somc manufact1IerS the O.egnan
Wheel Works for instance absolutely refuse 70
have any hing to DO with q chainlcss wheel.
This combination, recognizing the feet that Colo.
mel Pope has purchased the old League chainless
eb'nes were nanufactsred hfsf decided to test
gained, prominent Chicago concern taking IN.
initiative. and the other manufacturers were
ateiy raised 10 make thorough investigation
.1pcrt patent attorneys were employed, and nearly
s. IN was expended in carefully invest eating the
r.atter One q the a-apufaclurers who assisted
ii raising me fund mas received letter from The
syrdiCate TO the erect that the attorneys have
discovered thai the League patents on beye. gear
80 the syndicate mad tEe privileges OF exaInin-
Ing the duplicate ccnies OF tho parents.
Recording 20 current reports. II appears that fha
manufacturer who desires 10 employ Inc old League
patents ~ Tho construction Of chalnless bcyces
can DO 80 without any fear OF being compelled by
Colonel Pone 10 pay 2 royalty thereon or course
Colonel Pope will hght the Issue. lie is known q 9
a man who never yields point where he thinks
there is a chance 70 make one. and he has an
ton OF manufacturers and others who expect 10
have 10 come 70 The making ~ chanles wheels in
such expenses as from time 10 lime may become
necessary TO defend any suits that may be brought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
NEU KIND OF GREENGOODS GAME
-FOUR MEN WHO SEEM TO HAVE GROWN
RICH At IT CAUGHT ~ y $3.50
EIVTNDIr

Frederick Woods. tverty-sx wears old, specH-
ator nvine IN Hackensack, y. J. Myron Tread
we'll forty nine wears Old specuiptor' ~ 40. IL
West Ihlrtv-fourth-sf.; Joseph a Blake' 'nlFN'
three wears old 4 clother. Of No. = West Sixty
fourtb-st end Isaac 4 Lawrence. hfty'nve years
old = ,ovelor living az 40 West One-hundred-
sno-fourth-s, arc locked up IL Police Hesdqnnr'
tors - erindiers. charged with ~oTkine nc"
variation Of the threadbare s.eeqsooos game The
four men we're arrested last evening on 'He com
plaint OF Frederick Ward, IN electrician OF WIZ
,ansport Penn who was swindod oui Of N'H' by
the gang -9 49,.
White readins Ner-York newspspef AZ DIS noh's
IN yvi,r5spo=. fas. August Ward noticed an advcr'
ilsoment asking for ioaa OF small amount %.
money and promising to give a liberia. bonus Tor
the accommodati9l. WIKI ann ssctr.ty and speeq-
ropaymcaG 1hhkus the opportuni'y an exc .Sc
tlonai one he wrote TO ths advertise aud me- me
sdvertiser who proved 10 BE- WOODS bp, WHo callei
Westinghouse. The guiielcss counirs man lent
Wools 80 anG rs,c s,|a ,sl,s Vas ,iSo Win an
Understanding 10 ropsy 500 for his ~ 10 thirty
days Within week he had given ~ ne , rssoy
mon,N 10 the gang enc nop narniy .o.-" ~ -, ~
take hi- back 10 Williamsport lie was Nel sst,s-
fed with the operation hoWes.i. as ne y,
had IN his pos sssion pa w. ,bo,eb
ina, pawn brokers never lent over ono-thiTd on the
When ill., time expired. however. Tor the repay
ment Of the first loan, ana the nancy With the
bonus was not forthcoming. re found on inquiry az
The fist pawnahop tina, m article pledged. sappaf
cuI4f. Tor 80 wa nov Ntiil Hlsff 4dN = ~ Att
not believe that he had been s~lndled at first. but
finally consulted ine police, with the result ina.
evening iu front Of the Metropolitan Hotel at
Broadysay and Twenty -seVeLth-st., and Lawrence
was caught - HIS home.
The prisoners are al well-drosstd men. snd arc
frequently seen or Broad"ay ana IN Merry re-
ery and each had from 500 70 500 IN bic posses
sion In the rockets Of each was found numb:
Of rswntickets. many OF which had been raised 20
represent a value larger than they ORIGINALLY los
sessed se was tho ease with tho majority 81 the
sxfy-nlne tickets given 70 Ward by tho gang. All
were identified by Ward. who & now employed III u
NOnkers electrical shop.
Lawrence whcl arrested had IN his pockets 2 Tc.
coipt for p complete gambling OUTFIT. on hillhead
Of Haf-le & %. manufacturers and dealers IN
sportinc goods, 80. i0i FOurth-sve. with factory
al NOS ~ and IS fir.t-si. Brooklyn. This bill vas
dated April es ls. and had been paid 81 TWO IN
stanents Among the items were lone small fax q
roulette wheel. s15' 'one faro box. end ana bot
tom So: zone red and black skeleton bo1 Nr.'
and sinlar articles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
rEeEraR1Ays on TIE ART or LINN.

TIE regular monthly meeting % the New-YoTk
Vegetarian Society 1as held az No. 81 Fi,;h-ave.
last night, over two hundred people Being present
J. W. Scott president OF the society. presided. The
feature OF the meeting was q paper read by y. n.
Hsnlup president OF the Minneapolis Vegetarian
Society on Longevity az Affected ny FOOD" which
highly technical and was mueh Appreciated ~
ths yegetarians present Countess Wacnmeister,
the Theosophst. talked on the connection between
Theosophy. longevity and vtgetar.sn.s.n. she
maintained that In order 20 live org time one
must oe in state OF tneos,phcs. coma. Dr. +. o.
Day OF Harlem. VINO Is seventy years old. tod also
what "fruitsrianism' had done for him. The
doctor sutsists entirely on srui. and rvfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27

STOCK BROKERs FATAL FALL
DEATH OF LEWIS II. srRorsr. = MEMBER or TIE
STOCK rXcHANGr.

STOCK EXCHANGE
Lewis H. Strouse. member OF the s'o>E brokers'
or, ~ perzfeld & Co. No - Exchange Place
r,, ts,arlv hurt By fall from & Window of TIRE
Ora, Aooy Of his house. No iSi West Eighty.siyth-
st. about clock yesterday morning. servant
cav Mr. strouse leaning out or the window. ard
soon afterward ne vas found lying ~ the sreaway.
IL disd from internal injuries IN a few hours.
Mr. erross. was Born ia NeH-I-rk City on Angus.
D, isss and was the ol1dsr son OF = ~. Strouse.
.d,rs.ion in the public schools and ~ HeH-l0rk
coissS supplemented with a three years course
!, stiIsv aoroad. lie returned 70 Sew-York in the
fsr OF ls1i and began business ne % clsra with
he banking house OF Hallgartea .; Co. where ne
r.are,,-sd thorough financial training. ana
birhv esteerntd by his employers and eiiow-clerks.
in January 1851 he Joined his orother-ln-law, FeX
FJ.rzfsld az member OF the brokerage firm OF
yIerz;eii q CO. lie became a member Of the New
YORK Srock Exchange in August. 1889 and vas h!gh-
10 se,eerncl ara respected by mis- fellow members.
fc vas A member i The Harmonic ana Freund-
s.hafr clubs ard interested in many charities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
Fine PlaidS at TwO-thirdS
JOHN WANAMAKER,

.,,, ,stss IN observation-disclosures th-s from
.nstar5ar1-a,e 10 the Boulevard, laen up the
ponievard 20 One. hundred and th!rt.eth- St snd
River .. ~. ,u.,.,.
ensnas on Nnety-sixth-st between FirSt ana see,
ard sy.< RE said that the street was a! Uttered
.,ere and he asked tina, the application ns grant
-. u,lthout publication. in order 20 AVOID delay he
,ai5 ali the oropsrry-owrers who could be reachea
Ssd givsn their consents. The Board also took
this under consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
pRouyyEyT ATHLETES SUSPENDED

The following unregistered athletes have oeen
suspended from TIC prvlcg: OF registration FOR one
year dating from October I. FOR competing; q, tire
games Of The Elm Ci'y Gaelic Athletic Union o.
New-Iiaven, Coan.. In September 1897 q Iialpin
James Meansy william Koran. James Eagan,
Charles BOYLE John r. Dorc, William Munro
Sfsries cehhart ] Murphy J. O'Donnen. william
y Nurent James Q1lnan, AL OF Now-Havcn.
Corn William Glossy ard Michael Flanagan Of
Jersey City y. j., and john CEa.a ana James
rlaosgar Eew-york.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
Assist Sluggish Kidneys,
waose function. crippled ~ inflammation conses,io
ana pain BY applying
DeasOn'S PIasterS

Tie back ne with the l-w.r ribs They
promptly relieve the DacHa,hs. Pain in the Lon..
heavy dull ,eslnfs 10 The region q the kidneys ard
through valuable medicinal end counter-irrsilng
effects. aG n stimui4il-g and re-cafnbIishins n
healthy condition. No external remedy effective.
reliable ard prompt Price Is ceats. All druggists.
fEADLRY 4 JOHNSON Ifg Chemists. Hew-yorx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27

London. Oct. aa.--At the nrs. days racing Of TIE
Newmarket Houshton meeting to-day the Lor-
lard BsTesford stables hay FLY Jify H. ridden by
Tod Sloane the American Lightweight Jockey.
won the Old Nursery Stakes. This race is Of :
soVerelgnS each for Starters. w!ta 20 soveyeicns
ADDED Tor iwO-year-olds the second horse 70 re-
csYe = sovGreicns on, Of the stakes Eleven horses
ran over the course Uhe Rowlsy mile) one mile
md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
roF 4 TUNNEL UNDER TIE CITY.
PERMISSION SOUGHT BIZ ! COMPANY 10 BUILD
oxr CONNECTING LONG ISLAND
WITH JERSEY CITY.

The Brooklyn. New-Yo.k ana Ierzey City Ter
n1,nal Railway Company petiored the Board OF Al
aernnen at It, meeting Yesterday for permission 20
construct tunnel below the surface Of certain
streets in the lower part o. tho city 10 connect the
Long Island Railway tunnel. beginning a: Fietbush
and Atlantic ayes. IN Brooklyn. with Jersey City.
Ths route OF the proposed tunnel described in the
petition. Is from South-st under Maiden Lane TO
broadway and Cort.andl-st. TO tas Hudson River.
whence il will continue under the river 10 Jersey
CITY Tie Bos.d decided 10 cors,dc. the subject at
a sp.ci,l meeting. 70 be held on Monday. November
d. az o'clock Public hearings will be he'd il,er
on the subject. The petition referred IN tho
nels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27

Columbia College expects TO have hstte' e'cye!s
team than ever rcr next season. Besides the oiu
>avc,ites-powsll Dawson and Fearins-mueh u
sv,ac+ea n n : waterman and & {. E schwartz
waterman IS riding in Ane form, and his conese
friends ere Of the opinion tia, he VIII e. ns,n
r,a1 TO beat. schwartz h. q new man. 81 Mi'ii
re,,~h i. eype-fed Severed q the RIDERS ase IN
training nov FOR indoor work duIng me rscNs ri
lie recent gar.es az Wiilamsbri5ge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27

Nam or the local firms sending 20 the OF
fees o. the League Of American NAeelmen N lh's
city for copies % the new rules o. the foao' A'oe
-, =, ~. firms which have sent requests are
Tho following: Adams Express COMPANY. igo coz,
les. Iior Brewery. 10 copies; Nei q -, ~,
comics: Westcott Express Company, ~ copies
James McCroery. 50 copies and many oihefs'