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GOSSIP OF tho Ring.

W. A. B.. Brookiyn.-Yes.
There is a letter this once for Harry Stiles.
p. D.. $. X. Brookiyn.-on July ~. 1870. at Hail.
fax. Nova Scotia
L. N. ". PouRhkeepse. If the light is declared q
draw, bets are on.
c. C. g.. Newsrk-.At Naspeth. L. l.. on Aug. 2o,
1890. In nve rounds
q. Y. A New ~ork.-Corbett, o feet I inch; FitI
simmons. . feet ilA inches.
c. A. King. Brooklyn.-Ihey fought twenty ono
rounds At New Orleans on sept. 7, 1879
c. c. Smith. the BLACK Thunderbolt'' has bcep
this month.
$4,000 FOR CONTEXT between Tommy West ana
Tommy Ryan.
3. X. New York.-The contest was decided ss
corbett won In three rounds.
Alec oregsains. arter remaining idle for some
time. is out with challenge TO night either Tommy
west or Dar creedon amy nu nber OF rounds.
Jack Delaney has been matched boz ten rounds
with Prank Pate son 2, the Polo A. G. on next SAT.
IL IL said that IAN Creedon and Charley Strong OF
Newark nave been matched. aud tnst the Two Will
have IL out for twenty rounds In TINS city on March
A match between Tommy West ana PADDY Purteii
has been arranged. The pair win come together IN
a twenty round bout during the latter OF this
month
-. Tommy White, next battle viii be with B,lly
White ana Whistler will box twenty round, at lgg
pounds
y. j.. Ps,er.on.-May 80. 1889. four rounds. po.
Corbett on July is, 1889. CnoyinskI was
bested In four rounds.
Jack nvughterty has made another atte npt to
match KID Mcfarland against Jack Douney OF
brooklyn. Mcfarland is willing TO night Douney at
lss pounds. bus the latter refuses to accept.
Billy Madden yesterday sent a letter 90 the Illus.
trated Nescs from Buffalo stating that he stopped
over in that city for the purpose OF matching steve
O'Donnell against eithor Paddy Savin Jim Hall.
Billy thinks that he will bs successful In securing
night for his prottge.
Harry Newmisr. the English w~lter weight boxer,
who was IN America few years ago and VINO
showed UP very well. wants 10 come 10 this coun.
try again and try his proweAs against Mysterious
Billy Smith or Tommy Ryan. Newmicr can secure
tho necessary backing.
BALrihonE. March 9.-Chvts Johnson OF Baltimore
defeated patsey Haley OF Cincinnati last nigrt at
the Eureka A. c. The have boxed
twenty rounds. but at the end OF tho tenth tho
obt0au was TOO weak TO proceed. and Referee Mantz
awarded tho decision to Johnson. Two weeks ago
Haley put Johnson out IN two rounds.
Since Charley McKeever's good showing against
KID" Lavigne In Philadelphia on Monday night.
few matchmakers OF int city want him box Kid
Mcfarland. Apropos OF Lavlgne's meeting with
McReever. his friends here are somewhat surprised
at his work In his last two nights. and predict his
downfall unless he takes better care or himself.
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DR.. KANE'S PLANS.
A Temporary Hospital for Patients UntiI tho
New Ono Il Ready.

New Ono Il Ready.
Since the publication OF an article giving the
proposed plans for tho building in this city OF
magnificent private hospital for the special treat
ment OF discusses Of the bladder, kidneys and tho
gcnito-urinary organs of both sexes, numerous in
quiries from various parts OF the country as to
when this institution would be ready to receive
patients have been recoivcdby DIR. II. II. Kane of
l3S West 34th street, who. It was announced,
would take full charge OF the medical depart.
ment OF the hospital.
DIR. Kane said that the proposed institution
would not be completed for at least a year, hut
iished next October to take care OF those patients
There Is probably no physician In the world
chosen specially as Dr. Kane One day last
week there were no less than thirty patients
waiting In his ante-room for consultation.
birmingham, Ala. from Nashville, Tenn; from
l.uzerne, n. "; from Chicago, Buffalo, and
Norwalk, while two OF them came from remote
physieians accompanied the patients.
DIR. Kanes immense practice is almost entirely
confined 10 diseases OF the bladder. the prostate
gland and urinary organs, as well as difficulties
His offices are fitted up with the very latest
surgical appliances. and he has in his employ a
barge corps OF physicians, assistants, and nurses
votes his entire time In preparing special drugs.
DR.. Kane y more recent opcrat ions for enlarge
ment OF the prostate gland stone In the blnd-
der, yarcocele, and gravel, as well rs diseases OF
the rectum, have excited tho commentator OF
some OF the most eminent surgeons on both
sidos OF the Atlantic. more capable PHI sician
for the head or the proposed hospital could not
experience make him eminentiy lifted for S'te The
position.-Adu.
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eovsrsa Tia. prominent pubic men and actors

covered that prominent public men and actors
are talking about nothing except the big fight.
As already stated, the excursion parties which
are preparing to leave for Carson have not So
cured many passengers. The promoters who
figured on taking hundreds to tho battle ground
arc now content to carry as many as see ft to 20
along. r. r. Keeney and his party will leave on
Friday morning. and will Join "Parson" Da-
cisres that he hns heard from Bat" Mastcrson,
and that the latter has $4,000 to place OH the
Jack McAuliffc will start to-day. and IL Ia said
he haa o., 900 commission 10 back Fitxsimmons.
dsys, has placed ei 800 to &i 600 on Corbett II
is likely that Colvils will be the timekeepor for
5000 on Ftzsimmons. hSilver Dollar Smith
also medo q couple Of waRers on "Pompa-
dour " Jim at 10 10 y. Johnny Manning of tho
HOFFMAN House holds another wager OF 91 900
TO $500, made between two California sporting
men.
Arthur Lumlcy says that before DR.. ordway
place against $1,000 on Fitz. Lumley claims
that he cannot lind any customers for his money
Jockey Charley Ballard made two wagcrs on
Fitzsiinmons yesterday with prominent turf
man and adds that he will invest III 900 more on
Bob at to ). Julius Fleishman. one Of Corbett's $
warmest admirers, has $1,000 to speculate on
ylm's chances. A letter received yesterday from
Jimmy Wakely, dated Jacksonville Fla, states
that WRkey left tho latter place last Saturday
for Carson. In his letter Wakely added that up
TO date he has over $4,000 down on Corbett.
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The much-discusscd match between J. Byron
Stark. billiard champion Of the Knickerbocker
A. C., and Frank Keeney OF tho Crescent A. C.
OF Brooklyn was played on Monday night at
Maurice Days Academy and resulted in an
easy victory for Keeney by score OF 475 to 357.
There was rivalry between the stars and great
interest, especially OF the part OF tho Brooklyn
billiard lovers, because Keeney had not had a
chance to have IA cue combat with Stark since
the Journeys Of 1898 and 1896. in which tho
knickerbockcr crack came out top OF the heap.
Stark was handicapped as usual. being required
to play $50 to Keeneys 475.
Kecney played with admirable steadiIress and
most OF Inc time with good Judgment. Keeney' o
doube-hgure runs were:
l2 10 H. 10. 22. IA II. l2. Al. 30, 10, 10. H. 81.
10, II, 20, IL.
Stark IS double figures were:
TO- 10, 23, H. 28, IL, Is, IL, IL. IL. l2. 2s, I2.
Koeney's average was A 80 103. and Stark o
6l-102.
The sun., 1897-03-10

United Bo Wing Clubs Hoadpln Tournaments
Metropolitap. Albion liolLhacker No. l. Hoilhacker
No. 2. YulkAn. anu Cosmos.
Uncle Sam National Tournament-Acme, Oriental.
and Riverdae.
New York Royal Areanum .Leasuo-Audubon
Council. CitiEens C3uncil. ana Our Council.
Harlem Republican club Tournament-Lotus No
j. standard. ana Phoenix No. y.
Harlem LeAgue-Phoenix. Lotus, and Puritan.
oAn.eyoort Tournament-ImperiAl. Gsnsevoort,
and st. Bernard.
BROOKLYN Royal Arcanum LeAgue-Midwood Coun.
Gil. Bedford Council. and Fern Council.
Ehlfr's Oak Sub b'TouInament-Corlnthian, Uni.
versal No. !. ana Eureka
Associated Cyuling CLUBS OF Long Island Tourna
ment-Brooklyn bicycle club Nassau wheelnen
and South Brooklyn wheelmen at schwalbach' 8
allays.
shauEhnsssy's TournaH. .ent-s,ar, Logan Wheel
men, ami Central.
Twenty sixth ward Touruamen ent-Aanhattan Va
Glenmore, at Hailer's alleys.
Diocesan Union TournAment-St, FatrIcks. Leo
Lycsum:: and TransnsuraIion; at Assnmp.ion Hall
Hall aiiey,.
alleys.
alleys.
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BARNARD SCHOOL GAMES.


SS"psso NsAs shtur"hys
Tho eighth annual indoor meet OF tho Bar.
| nard School A. A. will take place nt the
Eighth Regiment armory, Ninety-fourth street
an Park avenue. next Saturday afternoon.
The entry list Is an usually large one and all
the private schools in this vicinity will be we'll
| represented. Gold, silver. and bronze medals
will be awarded to the first three boys In each
event. while handsome silver cup will 90 70
tle school scoring the greatest number OF points.
The entries are as follows:
| &C. Yard Dash. senior--J. Holland. V. Earle. W.
ssor1:. and H. ficiie. Bafnardi ). Rsnn.ay. ; . O. O.
Thomson. and Burlingame. Brooklyn Hish; NJ. uiars
sscn,i II. c. Crownveli, 81. johns: H. cadinus and
r, n.Sr; nn GSumOis arapmar; o. A. suffer Pm
n%insot; % & &PssEard' j. Manning. De La s.ils Inst 80
fn Ga .pa a%ca sa. Ss %ss,s I1:s HSaSs@y: ~
Lescn, Cutter, 7. Dondye, Blake.
slisek. n.rnardi X. =. sooysmiIh.. wilson and
sssiloss; ssssss; r Ea,pn; J. B. Smith. ana p nGIin'sr.,
body. Rugby Miii,sry Acadenyi n. D. Kunsn and
4; L. k,ars,ns. Poly Prep T. J. Harrison and A.
ntuiei p. wi,Eham. Prait Institute; w. wright.
Sn,.r, non; Newark Academy A. + Meyers. rinsry: Y.
Adeipni academy R. L. Comm. r. Auchineioss. Z.
NMpeh'neio.s; C. Warren. L. Bell. A. H. snafer. and
,aao: Yard Dash, senior-J. Holland. J. J. Storms.
schS aiF tnpss psy II aroSssn Ssis ras ash T.
S.asn ana L. Rifsr. wilson and Keilosg; X. A.
iR sS's oa i.s i nnss ssnDs Ds 1, ss sss seen e T.
Su,, su,ner, Pngry Z. L. Tingo; Packard; H. Csdihus.
ssIteisyt r. eiia Pratt In.tiiSsei !. simm. aad G.
o'kourke. Trinity; I. Richards. Poly Prep; u.
backhouse. h. Topping. and J. A. forney. Adeiphi
aTo.Ysrd Dash. Junior-w. n. sartorius and W.
logs J. .. smith. J. Ralph. and I. Hardinburr. Col.
ssiate. Z. Lewi.ohn. chsp,ni o. hurke. n. Mailout
burger. s.ch.; II. Leopold and .: whirmor..
Dwight. A. Myern. tier p,,iy
tutsI r. wtckham and A. Buser. Pratt Insntutei Z.
iyt /. Lsesey. sroosiyn nish; '. pousner,y. Han i
vardi a. Grifith and W. silleck. AdeipbI Academy.
son R. r. S,chois j. aoilana. ana y. Earle. sar %
nnrd: II: crownyell. SC. Johns; J. wylie, pwiehti
High M D. nvAns osioSd i. Toppins ans 1c.n j. n
rorney. Adeiphi Academy: NJ. cfooK. Columbia
,s YsTd u Rpn storms; Tomnsop
aaa~sl. rinsry. c. H. Well wilson ana Keiloss M j. ).
Johnson ard i. p. Broken. dwight. II. c. Crown
Scad.my, mi 'Ghn f. rs,oo, ana "H %rsnt cutler Aa'pA'
90 Yard Hurdles ", hslsey and l.. curtis. Bar.
HMainburs. Collegiate. W. Grace and O. smith,
Columbia GRAMMAR $. II. Plum. Newark Academy;
roy, W. PslI ana II. Homnns Cutler.
One Nile Run a. Iomllnson: J. Storms. II.
iipps. A. 3. Backinsaam nam ". MccSra. Il. LoSe, and
Il. g. Benson. Dwighti N. Nccuitsy. Piugry; L.
Nicheii, Pratt institute; r.. sanford Poly Prep;
:. q. Bsasley. Adeiphi Academy; p. Christensen.
Jones ana W. Dervan: Newark academy W. Grace.
%a,sns .ne Pound ssoIsa Wort Brooklyn
Hisn; .; C romiinson; cellsxiats; VI; Lew!sonn,
Swsh! y F.ss 1'iai.S. s's%.1 .e cur.i.. 1xs .nd
sSr.l:S Bsits:s' Si r. es cui,i. bssn.;S '''' and
The sun., 1897-03-10
Golf.

LAKEWOOD. March 9.-The last contest but ono
in the weekly matches on the Country Club
links for women golfers occurred to-day, tho
pretty silver cup given by Arthur b. Clafiin be-
ing won for the second week In succession by the
donors wife. This leaves Mrs. f. Robbins
Walker with four Victories Mrs. Frank Morgan
Freeman with three wins to her credit, and Mrs
Clahin has twice boen successful, so that con
play: Mrs. Clshin's play to-day was the best she
has done thus far while her gross SCORE Of lo5 Ia
She received handicap Of 3, bringing her score
to l22 nett or ~ POINTS ahead of her nearest sd-
vcrsary, Mrs; Walker, who was placed at scratch
Mrs. Walker.
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winners nj Iron Hiii.

IRos Hit. March s.-The following arc the sum
maries or the races mere TO day:
First Race-four and half furonRs. Btagaione.
o TO ana TO :. won; st. Lawrence H., 4 10 for
place. second; May pinkerton third. Time. ;oit,
Second Ruce-six furlongs. Runaway. to o and
TO 8. won; Foreman. = to / for place. second
Chiswick third. Time. "a.
Third Race-Sir furlongs Black Bess, to I and
to l.. won; our Maggie. to for place, second; (;
Little Jim third. Time, t:26.
Fourth Race-Fiyo furloRRs. Nihist. o to | and
even. won! Edna Benuet. 4 to for place. second 1
Little Lady third. Time l;i0.
Fifth Rhce-Six ana a half furlonss. Diabolus,
- and 70 I. won; Relief to I for place. seconds
Palmyra third. Time, 1855
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John C., c.,Hale.--There are no rules governing that
kind OF tournament
What promises TO be an Interesting competition
for headpn bo~rrs Will be h'ld ON N"iu"sdhN
night. March 81, when Dan Fr,rrES wnI Iia'r ms
alleys the disposal OF Ciubs which drsuc Co com
pete In his sixth annual tournament. IN, ruii anre
money VIII bo dIvided on percentage busis 10 the
teams.roling the highest scoreb.
William Gerdes OF tho Clyll SHrvice No, team,
who carried on the championship OF TnE SuN lnil
vidual tournament last season. wins the nrNt prhs
in the Cncl, sam National tournament. HIS aver
age is lSlA. kIInRehorcr " the GoUmlnElalr',
with an average OF l7y iS 10. takes the s-rnnl
prize. and DR.. s. Tlmm of the iitullu 10. team
won the third prize, ms average uciuS 20 ~.
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ODD ana End. OF spart..

The Amphion Wheolmen have elected the folio Ing
oicep; President, q, Dabur; Vice President, A.Volk
Secretary, II. Weber, Treasurer W. Relsleri Captain
o. Hill; Lieutenant, Y. BOIL.
The nrst SITTING OF the challenge checker mat III
between Letter Carrier william shelton and X. II,
Sutton was held on Monday night at 2AB7 Atlantic
avenue, brooklyn. The result nve Eamea
played. OF which shelton won one game. Sutton
three games. ana one game drawn. William Lay
land was referee and Frank Depew timekeoper
Play VIII co rosum ID next Monday night same
place.
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NEWS or THE WHEEL MEN.
Club Night At the Brooklyn show-schooi Chill.
dreu and balloons.

Brooklyn's Cyclic Show. which is nov going on
in the old Thirteenth Regiment ArInory in Han
son place, 10 great success, and the Attendance
thus far has exceeded the expectations Of its
managers. Not only has the show been crowded
every night, but the building las been well tlled
In the afternoon rs we'll The show rs whole
Is II miniature duplicate OF the recent New York
exhibition. but. unlike its metropolitan rival.
the exhibitors across Inc bridge apparently still
believe in the efficiency of souvenirs, and ono
cnterprising manufacturer has been distributing
thousands OF particolored balloons.
These balloons please the children immensely.
but yesterday afternoon the rush was 81 great 10
obtain them that several children were injured
In the struggle, and the Board Of Trade stepped
In and stopped their distribution, 10 the great
disappointment of the youngsters, whurr\rhE,
themselves BY cutting the strings al thosr MUo
had them. The result was last evening the roo.
OF the armory was decorated with rcd, white.
blue, and green balloons, which from the iIoor
looked like 80 many giant butterflies,
The girls high school and hundreds Of young
sters from the public schools, souvenir ~ut'
nearly drove tho dealers distracted yesterday.
but, AS one Out.oftown exhibitor remarked "4'
miringly, We'll, they nearly wrecked my stand,
but understand now where ali oI liruuh,!hS
pretty girls come from, and don know h'
care what they do
While tho women visitors at the show ar" not
II bit behind their brothers when II comes a. dl"
ussins sprockeis gear, 9carings and every mug
that goes To make upa wheel the! get the bv'lr!
OF the men when II comes down ton question o'
Dress ana scores of them can he seen around the
lay figures representing whccwomcn on Nh'h
are displayed the latest ideas ol the man mt.'in'
crs' art. Here the newest aud latest efforts 10,
ward the ideal rational dress is displayed ~ al
the latest woavcs and the checks, sor., = ruNrrf
cloth and scotch mixtures hold the tar i-ilprs
attention for hours, while less than miiIic 10
devoted TO the latest mechanical mar, els.
Last night was what was known 90 club nighI
ana was supposed TO be devoted to such Nl'e!
men ms belong 10 clubs, and while a number OF
cyclists We're present in uniform, By l"r me
larger part came unattar hCd ana Hltircd III Or'
dinnry dress.
The attendance. including last night aEgre-
gated over 1000 spectators for the three days.
The sun., 1897-03-10

Robert ID. Wrenn. the champion lawn tennis
player OF America will not DO a competitor in
tho all-comcrs' championship tournament at
Newport this season. To TIE SrS reporter
yesterday Wrenn expressed the opinion that
the game was one OF the finest modes OF
exercise for man or woman to be found in tho
category Of sport, and stated that while no
ing season. his business would not permit him
to give the necessary time 10 tho training essen
tial to conditioning himself for the champion
shin tournament
The sun., 1897-03-10

OTTAWA. March 0.-HArvard University and the
Ottawa College hockey leans played n match Last
night which resulted In favor OF OTTAWA by score
OF goals to ..
The game OF hockey for the team championship Of
BROOKLYN drew large crowd OF specytors TO the
Clermont Avenue Ice Skating Rink In Brooklyn last
night. The Brooklyns clinched their claim to the
title OF the championship oy goals TO o.
A spirited game OF hockey was played last uiRht
between the New York A. q. and the MontclAr A.
q. at the St. Nicholas skaIinE Rink. Both .tsams
were eVenly matched and neither side was able to
score In the nrst half In the second half the New
York A. O. boys managed 20 score one-goAl, which
won the game. Inc score being goal to o.
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GOSSIP or TIIE BIG FIGHT.
Few Persons from This City Expect to Soc It
NaEers Made Yesterday.

Interest In the coming struggle between Fltz-
simmons and Corbeti seems To be on the increase.
Persons who heretofore have shown dislike to
anything bearing on prizo fights are becoming
Interested In tho result, They wager their
money, too, but will not say how much, for they
dislike publicity. reporter OF THE sun, in his
visits TO the hotels during tho past wees, dis.
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SAMMY kELIY,s GREAT pIoToRY.
10 KNOCKS Out nniy Pi,mmer In tho twentieth
Hound.


BIRMINGHAM, March 9.-Tho twcnty-round
fight between Billy Plnimer Of England and
Sammy Kelly OF New York for 1900 sido and
apurse of R40O took place tonight at the Olym-
pic Sporting Club Of this city. Kelly knocked
his man out in the twentieth round. The hall
was crowded to Its fullest capacity. Both men
entered the ring weighing 114ia pounds each.
Tho betting at the start was 8 to 4 on tho
Englishman.
In tho first three rounds Plimmor took q
strong lead to the great satisfaction Of his sup
porters. Kelly appeared to DO quite slow, and
he was q target for Plmmer's left. In the fourth
round Plimmor punished Kelly freely, the latter
frequently missing his right-hand swings.
At the end OF tho tenth round Plimmer had
become strong favoritc, and was backed at
TO to win. To the end OF the sixteenth round
tionally hard encounter. Kelly then fought with
greater determination, and Plimmor In tho
eighteenth round showed that his previous CXcr-
tions had tired him. Kelly had the better OF this
round. bat Notwithstanding this Plimmer was
strong favorite In the nineteenth round. Kelly
knockout would win the fight for him. Amid
tremendous excitement he hustled the English
man around the ring, gaining the upper hand.
When the twentieth round was half finished
Kelly landed u crushing blow on his opponents
jaw. Plimmer staggered. and Kelly. following
his throat, knocking him down; The English
man arose after the lapse Of nine seconds, but
Kelly again hit him and knocked him out ten
seconds before the end Of the round
The victory OF the American was q sensational
one. DunninR acted as referee.
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a sIo. 900 Onrr TOR Maher ana sharkey to
Fight I'm This city.

BAN FRANcIsco. March 8-Dan Lynch, tho
manager OF Tom sharkey, received the following
offer yesterday from William Newman of the
Bohemian Sporting Club of New York city:
"If you are going to match Sharkey and Maher
] would like TO make you a proposition for the
match. i will be In position To pull the fight Off
the latter part OF May. II you will sign with me
and fight In May will give TO you a purse OF
$4,000. III you wish to accept this purse l will
send you on articles at once and close the deal
with you, that is providing l can get Peter
Maher.
Lynch will probably wire his acceptance Of tho
offer In day or two.
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lee Yachting.

EEwBuRoU. March 9.-The Toe yachting season at
Orange Lake IL over Yesterday the yachts were
called for but the Ice soft and Il had
TO be abandoned. To. day tho boats all taken
apart and slowed away until next winter.
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LkxNoroS. March 9.-Acoiyte. the famous ard
stallion. which Cen. Coxey rode to wash ngton, has
kesn sold By George II. Watson Of frankfort 70 v.
d. Wilson OF PunxsutAwney. Pa, for eS,o0v
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4 GIRLS FOR COUNTRY AT $50; TWO
German girls at $40. Sixth-street I'm
ployment Office, 923 Sixth street. ja29-2t
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Can We Believe 1t?

Eds. Record Union: L was in
Sacramento and visited both houses
of the Legislature. The men ap-
peared to me to average fairly. None
of them showed marked incapacity by
outward Indication. AS would be an
ticipated there was a sufficient variety
of form and feature, altitude and atti-
tude, to save the picture from tame
ness.
But I heard one thing which appeared
unbelievable. The man did not know
and would not believe that any of the
States have Sunday laws. Had the
fact not been vouched for so fully I
should have doubted the possibility Of
any public man being ignorant of the
fact that forty-t three of the States have
such laws, and that every eminent
Jurist in America to whose official at
tention the matter has been called has
sanctioned the principles of such leg
islatiOn. Such laws are not designed
to compel men to sing Psalms ana go
to prayer meeting. They are police or
prudential measures for the health and
home life of the people. Their value
and validity have ceased to be ques-
toned among well-informed and candid
men. SO 1 feel obliged to assume that
the legislator in question is a recent i'm
portatiOn, or has been so Iaboriously
engaged in other studies as never TO
have made himself acquainted with
the legislation and adjudication of our
country.
l did not meet the man, and sincerely
hope that he was misunderstood. The
ethics of all civilized Governments are
an upf1ow from some underlying re-
ligion, good or bad; but there SUPER
Vene upon those things which are prop
erly considered religions a large body
of police or municipal regulations with
out which society would suffer great
detriment and among these is the rest
day, or Sunday law, to protect the toll
ers of the land from the exactions of
greed and the expressions of power
NJ. c. BRIGGS.
San Jose, Jan. 2Sth.
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OMTTN rTHEM
EvERYBODY'S COLUMN.

Under this heading the Record Union"
will publish short letters from corre-
spondentS on topics of interest to the
general public The matter in these COM
munications will be understood to repre-
sent only the views of the writer's All
communications must be accompanied by
the name of the writer, not for publica-
ton unless so desired, but as a guarantee
of good faith.-EdS