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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
FAVORABLE REPORTS on CITY BILLS.

Albany Feb 1.-THE following bills Will be re-
ported favora bly, tomorrow by the Assembly cities
Committee
w Weekes's amending the New YORK City Char
ter ~ allowing tho Commissioner oi t--lIIa't AL,
Assessment only expenses incurred WhiIe oh oIt5s
Nr Daytss authorizing the Issuance yearly ~
10 o. ~ bonds hy New-YOrk CITY 70 carry C--
grading and paving contracts made oy the late c4|
oi iro1k.vr
W Brennan. changing the number OF directors
o. he BROOKLYN public Library -o
NJ Brennan amendlIs 5tit.a ~ 80 - ans
tor Get relating - The Br1'h} p i-,L.-e -. -,
END Sciences mis- bin viii also be reported TO the
Senate
Mr Gales's p-o,td,rg that the money collected n
accom-. n. .aIa.tcr n fire iuSureT corporations
n the Bor,.'gr ~ Queens shall De dlWoed amons
We eN-r = Hrerneu's assOcit lions 'i " 1T" 1T -.
ne amount O, ne percentage now ordered I1'1 ~
Mr Dsy4s's ,9rbidd.ng the CONSTRUCTION Of rail-
WAYS ln Rush-st.. Division-eve ana 81! ii4e' go
Mr. Er.nnan.s. authorizing the Controller Of me
city % N-w-York 10 aud.t and I.y 80 .,,-'orarry
.yalabie fund The claims o, :. Soiie.-iou in the
lao c--v ~ proo.iyu during the month o. eitf.-
Der IN. so the same action FOR CLERKS IN l"e
Offices 4 collectors Of taxes. ...,- ,r.-aars
Gr. LcVenthals. RELIEVING nc ieClo'' W
and ves,rvulsn Of S. Luke's Church New ! on
CITY from a. rortion Of an assessment TOT ''"P'O'
Mr DSaIeIiSs eanceiiing and reflndinF me az
ssssr-er, % ouenfug Lexington-ave. lcVeL on ,-e
yvoperty owned by Blnn NJ NORA (1 s.I,o''S'
Church and St Cecilia Roman CathoHc Chuich'
Tie Senate Cities Committee has decided 10 re-
port ths following bills fayorably;
Senator Ford's 20 provide .ompen sauon 10 ne
oTner. -. snimals and catt affected with tuber-
cuicss and destroyed by Board Of Health OF
C,H 4,.s amending the Jaws relating 20 the
sturer~e Ccur, IN tre First Judicial District by
pr6v5.ng ma, the salary Of the spec!a. deputy
known az the * parte clerk. shall not exceed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

T. is the power 81 rapidly repairing the tissues
and cleansing the blood that makes falhe
celery compound the great saver ~ life that u ~
II brings lust the needed nutriment % the as
tracted nerve tissues all over the BODY ana N.
creaees he volume u healthy blood SO mat
a breakdown q some vital par, is averted
While taking Paine's celery COMPOUND mere Is
a general building % the ceep-Ylns Issues a..
over The bodv and o throwing Of ~ unsound
elements that clog and interfere with its hnalthy
activity.
The story 81 the discovery and unparalieled
success o., paiue's celery compound Is the story
Of a hieh purpose steadfastly followed. the mai
work Of the lifelong study ~ the nervous syr-
IN, IN health and disease by Prof Edward r.
Phelps. NJ D. IL. D. Of the Dartmouth medical
faculty -.
To-day rheumatism and neuralgia heart
ia Imitation and nervous dyspepsia are taken IN
hand by Paines celery compound with the ao-
solute assurance of freeing the system OF mem
entirely.
In this greatest Of all remedies there Il hope
for every person distressed by symptoms OF
dysnepsia impure blood falling vigor or low
nervous condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
rs THE CLARA NEVADA LOST?
CONFLICTING REPORTS N REGARD TO THE
ALASKAN STEAMER

ALASKAN STEAMER
Seattle. Wash Feb. l5-No further news has been
.-ead concerning the reported loss O.: the steamer
Clara Nevada IN Alaskan waters. Owing 10 tho
many conflicting rumo-s. hope FOR her safety has no;
80. beer abandoned On accoun, OF the remoteness
=, the scene OF the reported disaster is impo 's!be
20 &c. anything authentic. Uness some unexpected
.es,er arrives no definite news & expected before
next Thursday
TO late., report was brought down by ne
s,carner Excelsior which arrived to-day. Car tain
r,ounelson said that Just before be u, Juneau ne
steamer Coleman arrived and reported that wreck
are and bedding marked "Hassler" had been
washed ashore a. Seward. He said The Clara Ne
yaaa was formerly a Government vessel known AZ
the Hassl-r and have no doubt that she IS az the
bottom OF the sea, at least much o. her and her
effects as was not burned, FOR the Seward citizens
report haylnS seen a blazing vessel on tie water
TIE Excelsior arrived At Juneau fve aoIrs after
the steamer Resale which reported passing The
clara Nevada.
" " Mcclure one Of the owners " the clara
Nevada said tonight that In the absence OF fur
Their coanrmatory news ne believed the report Of
the steamers loss untrue. On February Purser
Beck wrote from Juneau as follows.
Arrived here at a m, after very windy
--,n from Wrsngel VIII arrive Q, Sksguay Friday
r.rht and start home Sunday morning Feoru-
ary g."
..rt Will b noticed" said Nj Mcguire. that the
Clara Nevada > reported 10 De lIr III Juneau o.
her return trip February .. Purser Beck In his
letter. s.sjs they would not starr from sksguay
til February 6"
" r. DAILY. one Of the crew Of the steamer
Iosslie which arrived here las night from Alaska.
80 not think the steamer Clara Nevada Is lost.
IL said that the Resale passed the CARA Nevada
-, U.tne,day morning February {. near Juneau.
80 ybfDh nIate she was headed. The cara Ee-
I'D arswered the Rosalie's signal and passed On
seemingly IN no uouo!e.
Victoria. g. c.. Feb ia late report says t"a'
g.. s,.arner Clara Nevada was burned OF teT-
=. nv LYNN Canal Tho IRE and explosion
~. 49, saen and heard from me AZ. ana "TecK-
". v.7s picked up the beach MOST day, "st
49, wera no signs OF the FORTY men NO '~-'
skasuay on her =, - ,, -.
portland. ore Fob l5-Cnptain II {. LAWS o.
Ga. steamer Clara Nevada mas been IN me en-
- ~ the oregon Railroad and Navigation Com
80, and the Pacific Coast steamship Company
- ,r.ntv wears and at different times - la
~. ,,,an9ed The steamer George W. Elder. WI
SV-ns.,e me Idaho and the Michigan. Last August
- from THIS city 70 s. Michcols hut iaei li>-
est.r on vancouver Island. q. Foster Beck. plr-
s. and one OF the owners Of The Clara New Ia.
a. ono u the best-knOwn young men lr TINS city.
Ia,irr lived here the greater part OF his lie. He
q sInut twDrty-elght years % age and is the
in-iaw of Mrs X. l.. Hawthorn probably tie
wealthiest woman In portland
BRITISH POLICE TO LAND AT WRANGEL.
Vancouver 3. c. Feb. B-There has been some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
TpOTIFY ROADS N CITY PARKS.
,,,opos.1 That THEY MAY RE Constructed
prr SHALL BELONG 10 THE PARK
DT-PA RTNIENT

.,.-r res i:-senator Ford 'o-dsy introduced
go .-,s-d,ne the law permitting ne operation
:, threads FL The public parks % New-York cry
. .-,,.ss hat any such roed may be operated BY
~ s-,,,-s current OF electricity. or by any
- motive power hat may BE approved ny the
--.-,o,,s n boards having control - any such
- and by the Boa-d of Railroad Commission
. .. ne state Any railroad company having
80 -e.- 20 use any railway now Or hereafter
.,-s--uc,es in any tunnel. road or depressed way
- change he motive power and operate any
49,. -.r-oa6 ~ cable power underground cur
~. O. electricity. compressed air or any 0'neI
motive power that may be coosented 70 oy 'ne
.A.-,.,.s having control O, such parks and the
sac board Of Railroad Commissioners o'heT man
,,,o,,o.,ve steam power and may make changes
IN the construction q the road or roaooe' OF
49, n-o-.--v made necessary 10y ne c!4aAse %
-,.i,.A rove- such reconstrrciloH shal, uV d. ~
sole cost and expense a., ,mg 9c1o~cnietAd such
i,-,tse railroad shall he The property Of me Ge-
.,'--.-rant OF board HAVING control OF such PuO''c
.v-~s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
70 ryIOy CONTEMPLATED. THEY SAY.

The rurnor was revived again yesterday that a
consolidation or some form OF working arrange
ment between the Metropolitan and the Third Ave-
nue. railroad systems Will soon be perfected Some
active transactions In the Third Avenue shares Jed
20 "A report In Wall Street yesterday that negoi!a-
lions were IN progress ,or the leasing on the basis
OF high guaranteed dividend % the Third Avenue
10 the Metropolitan Company.
EGy ard I.auterbach. however. when seen al his
home so. East Seventy e!ghth-st.. said. 1t Is
wearving 10 keep OF denying these stories Let
assure you positively and truthfuly that there has
been no attempt made on the part % the directors
or representatives OF either company 10 combine
interests Such project has never been suggested
or considered. and there g not the slightest shadow
Of probability that u ever Will be
Herbert II Nrceland. president Of the Metrppol-
tan COMPANY was also seen and also emphatically
den ed that there any grounds Tor the reports
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Tenth Company


A SAFE o, the paintings OF Carleton WEIGHS was
berlin last night al the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
N ssG Flnn-ave Seventy-seS pieces % the
artists work were sold and In spite OF the rainy
weather 225 people were present The paintings
were all in oils. and by FAR the greater number OF
them were M W.ssinss cattle pictures. with A
Dutch French or English scene. There were also
a number OF Long Island settings The bidding
WIS rather SOW and some OF the pictures went as
f7,l8vye. cattle IN the Narshes-Long Island"
Sgli. .r,veolne Gl1w-Vllace o. La Fontalne.' $3.50
The Meadows OF Kent" $50 In The Fields Near
-19-h- anton Iong island" $40. Pea ceiul Corn
,..I o., to. GLENN ar an cht the HIS, $50
81, r''Il sunlight" slSy In Dry Pastures N-o,
Return 70 The Farm. 49, si.d Cp'Aho S"so1
Pasture" 3l2a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
ASSEMBLY TACKLES BIG CALM "a n
4 LIST OF BILLS PASSED At YESTERDAYS SIS
s1oN-NANY INTRODUCED.

. list OF BILLS PASSED At YESTERDAYS SIS
g1oN-NANY INTRODUCED.
.re-v Fob 1.-THE largest calendar OF bills on
- - - Anal rassage that has been presented
=, .NA Assembly This session was taken Up oy u's
l5o,sa .o-tsy The following bills were passed
II Nxon's regulating the auditing OF damages
assessed :3r The laylrg out OF hsA|ays1 Aa--a-
NJ Ccodse.is generally amending the ehAT'eF
OH X,La-.. providing for = uniform number Of
hni-Snf vc-k n County Clerks Offices. o,.,-
Nj S1~v' he c,a-m Of the Onondaga Pottery
Cor5Eny canst the state for goods used al the
NJ Kayaaaugh's. making the ofce Of sheriff Of
Saratoga County salar1ed one a. 49, 49, go, .,
money by towns FOR an observance Of Memorial
81 Murphy. making the Office Of the Montgon-
e-,F0lrrty Clerk - aired one al $50 d veal.
w Keisey's approor.stins $1,000 for the craig
IL Arns;ronees exenpt.ns safes from the pro-
Y- crs,ev.s extending 20 May L. Sos The time
for The col lecto- o taxes in WestcheS er county
co-u-.e.to- 4 the Saratoga, St Lawrence ana Ia
M- Ga-5dse.is authorizing the d.scontinuan,S,e OF
TIE Use OF the NeVb-rg and Cochecton 'uFAp1Ae
The following bills were introduced;
By Nj Kluman-Autho rtzins the New York .-l
prate &.@' . supply Goa 10 me poor III f''--'-
I.Jad Borough. w.t., >,..,o5ie.
r-.,.-al Caurgh q New-YoTk cry from taxa2uog.
b. Nr Lowenthal- Repealing the acl eslanlSh-
!rg -ha subway Commission IN New On ny.
pv llr BRENNAN F-0t.1ilg 4 commission 10 erect
q rao-ur..n, in the Borough Of BROOKLYN 10 COLO
r- ABEL Smith. e., a. an expense not 20 exceed
s r.
By NJ stre3Aer- Providing that unclaimed DE-
posts .1 savings banks in the state sAa. % P.-'
hs-ei a'te- lying seven years instead q '"e"''
I've e. now provided.
By Nr Mlr-ay-Provding that In any street IN
New York City Wlere bog reason OF TIE constructor,
q able or underground trolley second
r-urr is needed The railroad shall pay t3r SoNA tA-
IA -ev.-. also recurring electric and cable cars
r. Nrw-York CITY h. Yut or their motor cars an
extra r,to-rrar 20 serve during the heavier b-s4-
ness hours
By Nj Nxon-Forbidding the filing by the Gov
Il az 1fce during the recess OF me - nate IL
tho Of ,e becomes vacant by expiration Of term.
By NJ C~ab--ee-C0 mDelhng all railroads 20 sell
= .-age books - a rate not eXceeo'ng TWO cents
p NJ OHyer-Alowing cities Of the hrst-ciass 70
acquire and own lighting plants also providing
tor ruui-al ownership OF street railways in cities
o. the first as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
MAYOR u4LSTEP'S WEDDING TRIP.
A REPORT THAT PRESIDENT MgrNLET HAS
GIVEN HIN ! MISSION TO CUBA

baltimore Feb Is Special. Mayor Masters
wedding trip % Florida may have BIT ~ Cuban
flavor 20 a. The marriage ceremony Will take
place az Chesapeake city tomorrow. and imrnst-
ately afterward the bridal party will take special
car oyer the Pennsylvania Railroad 20 the South
r was reported to-day that mission ~ some kind
70 Cuba had beer rendered 70 the Mayor by Prss-
dent Kinley. When asked about the report he
hesitated before answering and then said: ! can
say nothing about that ! neither confirm nor deny
the report" II l. said that the Mayor Will leave
his bride for n NV Jays AZ Key West with friends
accompanying them from Maryland and cross 70
Havana a speedy Government boat. one OF no
vessels Of the squadron now nan0auVerirg IN those
waters What the object q the alleged mission $.
= one has been intrusted 10 him. "a not known
Tn. Mayor had az first planned 20 visit Tampa
Fla only After he called President NJ kin.ey
~ the White House last week. the itinerary was
changed 20 include KY West nearer 10 The naval
vessels rendezvous. NJ Malster l. The head o. The
Columbian Iron and Sh pbuilGing Works. which
have constructed several naval vessels he Is an
expert on marine engineering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
Acrrnn an rNsrPANCE MEASCRES.

Albany Feb 1.-THE Assembly Insurance com,
m!,tee gave % hearing this afternoon on inc ol'
q Assenblyman BOndy proVd!us Ioi l''
O, e.. .e,..,. Emma MES and an increase Of he
,axst,or on ,o-e,en fire insurance companies Pres
kent oConnor OF the Continental Insurance Co'n,
pany and President Eaton Of The Na"on@' bon
Of Fire Underwriters appeared IN oppo'lu"" 70 INC
Measure No action. was taken Dy lhe
Tho committee Will report Two az -, ...,
NJ ST. hin nyo,tding that no domestic mutual
fire insurance company tTansacing bushes WIN
CAPITA Stock ro.ee or deposf notes SHAH uAdeI"i''7
any prODer.y not ia this state -,..
AR. Scar BILL amending the "a" Is.|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
Doctors now agree that con-

ON'Oio llOW agree tildl |Oh-
sumption is durable.
Three things, if taken together,
Will cure nearly every case in
the first stages; the majority of
cases more advanced; and a few
OF those far advanced.
The first is, fresh air; the
second, proper food; the third,
SCOTS Emulsion of cod-liver oil
with hypophosphites.
To be cured, you must not
lose in weight, and. if thin, you
must gain. Nothing equals
SCOTS Emulsion to keep you in
good flesh.
SOC and 500. all druggists,
SCOTT & BOVINE Chemists. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

nervous strength. his personal experience ana
lis estimate II Paine's celery compound must
have exceptional weight. especially with brain
.-orkers and men and women whose nerves are
necessarily called on. as = they were o, IRON
md steel. and not the most sensitive parts OF
he body
Mr.. Preetorus's letter given below. shows his
confidence In Americas greatest r-medy. ,
ST LOUIS Ian l. 1s9~
Messrs Wells e Richardson Co. BURLINGTON. ".
Gentlemen. J have found that Pai1e's celery
compound IS the only ramedy that viii restore
.re nerves which have beer shattered by over
work worry or business cares.
can certainly recommend - without hesta-
ton 10 all those IN need Of such reconstruciant
~ The nervous system.
Yours truly.
EDWARD L PREETORICS.
The relative merit and efficiency Of Pa'nes
celery compound In comparison with all other
remedies for making people well. is clearly
shown In the intelligent charactec and responai-
be standing - the people who to-day rely on
II - cure insomnia. nervous debility. persistent
headaches and rundown condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

70 allow Inspector Primrose. with twenty-siN men
belonging 20 TIE Northwest Mounted Police. 20
land ~ Vrargel on their way 20 establish post
on tho c-icko1r River Edwin Dudley. United
states Consul. who autographed 70 washington 20
rhi, effect has received reply from Assistant sec
retor,. T,av that President Mckinley desired t1at
The polio might pass through United states ter
ritOry bearing arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
GETTING orr TIE EARTH.

T-rorn INC BuTHIO IVIIlIIItI'I"I'
81, seems =" said the melancholy man. mat there
% ,,otbing but trials and trlbulations IN THIS ne
True" replied MS joElal Hithd' pu' "ha' are
Won going 10 d. about u ,,,,,.., ~.
Simply this" said the gloomy individual. u m
80 - IL ali and. having arranged my AFFAIRS
soflsfactorily. tomorrow / propose TO quit the
earth." , 49,, ,...a ,-,..,, .so Won
,reer h. saw that you contemplate suicide
Ion no" was the reply. ! IN merely going on q
nrotracted sea voyage for Tie bsnsat OF my health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
CONFERENCE oTER THE MILITARY coDE

Albany Feb ian informal conference was
held his afternoon between Governor Black Gen
eraI Carroll chief OF artillery General Terry sur
seon-geaera snd General Fiager ch.ef Of ora.
code which il In The hands OF the Governor
awaiting Introduction in the LEGISLATURE. w. ne
tot1c OF discussion. At the conclusion Of tho
interview. tho officers sad that they had 10
II an.es In the draft Of The code 10 suggest 10 the
Governor The conference was purely Informal,
and tnev were .u fun accord with the changes
provided FOR IN the measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
cnrcK ON coNnON-LAW MARRL4GES.

Albany Feb 15-Assemblyman Collins OF New
york has introduced a bill prohibiting recognition
Of yha, are known "common-law" marriages
unless a written certificate 70 such masTiage Us
g,,I,e,cre4 and aclnCwled-ed before an olngef -
tboriz.d 10 take the ackrowedGn. m ~ dt eos ana
he agreement dcd in the office OK the clef4 q ne
-, - touyn In which II is acknowledged or I'D
which .hc persons live; or Il in ne cl,y OF New
YORK IN the Office OF the Board 81 hea!th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
70 Fly ELETATOR CHARGES.

Albany. Feb B-To carry out the recommenda-
ton OF Superintendent AldrdSe that means he
taken 20 reduce terminal charges. Senator Foley
to-day introduces a bill provide that for eletai-
ing grain the rate shall De not more than nail L
cent r Lushei and for storing, not more than one
eighth OF a cent bushel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

insurance corporations the stipulated premium
plan proposed by the State Insurance Department.
MI Sears bill. amending the Jaw relating 10 eX-
penses OF examinations. number OF directors and
names OF Insurance corporations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

Albany. Feb 15.-Assembiyman Laimbeer Is
,rsvinc himself about the proposed primary re-
,,r7, legislation. II shall go to New-York the
,.,e- part OF the week" he SAID to-day. FOR
-. nurpose Of consulting with Elhu Root and
.,s ,,--,,hers Of the Union League Club and the
l,,., club who are at work on various primary
form measures. ] hope 10 be able 70 bring
Ao.,, here on Monday the acts they have framed
"a introduce them. II has been intimated to
-. that I may be appointed member Of the
.n-cor,,aittee ~ the Senate and Assembly
r.,si.iary committees which is 10 consider all
-. urinary reform bills before the Legislature
-. ont Of them shape some measure which Will
~ recognized as genuine primary act"
CHARLES W Hackett. chairman Of the Repub-
,.ar state Committee. was here to-day and had
Rot with Governor Black. The members Of
-, par machine profess 10 be anxious to see
-. buls which will be framed 10y the Union
-. club and the City Club Sceptics are
--i~e5 =, think that this desire to inspect these
il--.,-~ss is more with the aim &C seeing y the
--.~~a~v reform they suggest can be beat than
- L,,s u discovering & measure which VIII
,,sura pure primaries
-, o~s more often. however. one hears in
.,Tegie'ature the remark made boy some Platt
49, o~ Assembly We have got TO get
go low Republicans down In Newly ork
w. ,,,.. somehow or be defeated At the polls -
- obvious that the thought Is slowly
y -1.-a-irr .he machine brain that the SCH
-. N New-York last fall meant some
- v-ri-r must be taken Into account in this
Years campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
SMALLPOX ~ A KENTUCKY ToWy.

MidHosboro. Ky. Feb l5.-Smallpox has been de-
c,ared endemic There are twenty nine cases. All
,sloors and the public schools closed No
lettering on streets IL allowed. The malls
,,r-g,fed and surrounding towns are closed against
NTfGgle-iOrO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

BRITISH POLICE TO LAND AT WRANGEL
Vancouver. B. C.. Feb. B.-There has been some
talk that the United States authorities would refuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

SOC and 81 No. all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE Chemists. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
BETTER FLEMEN r" A POWER
EVEN THE MACHINE AT ALBANY LONGS
FOR THE SETH LOW VOTE

. GROWING FACTOR IN THE PROBLEM OF
rAIMBrER LIKELY TO RE RrCoG-
NIZED AS REPRESENTA-
TIVE or NEW YORK
INDEPENDENTs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-01
HuMoR ON THE BENCH.

United States District Judge Jackson of West Virginia is a hard working official but despite this fact the docket of his court at Charleston has grown to huge proportions on account of the dilatory movements of the lawyers. Wednesday last the Judge announced his purpose to clear the docket of all its dead wood if possible, and at once commenced the work in earnest. The result was the exhibition of more humor than had been witnessed in the Judges court for long while.
 In one case the Judge asked pro- minent attorney whom he represented, and the reply was, "I don't remember; I am sure.' This case was stricken from the docket.
 In another case the Judge inquired, "is there anything left in this case that the lawyers haven't got" A re- sponse quickly came. "Yes, sir, there is, and they should be allowed a chance to get it. Stricken from the docket.
 In another case the Judge remarked to an attorney that he seemed to have inherited it, to which the lawyer re- piled that he twas willing to renounce the inheritance. "He wants to es- cape the inheritapce tax" said another attorney, sotto voce. There was another case in which all the parties to the suit were dead except one cor poration, which had 'gone up." These are but samples. The docket was large ly reduced.-Baltimore Sun.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-01

YALE AND sTRoUsE-ADLERs.
 On account of the tie game to be played by Yale and Harvard on Sat- urday, the Strouse-Adlers will not play on that day, as they had arranged to meet the Yale consolidated nine, composed of many of the Yale varsity players. The game between the Strouse-Adlers and Yale will be play ed at Savin Rock on Friday, July 8, and should attract a large crowd. WALLINGFORDS AND sTROUSE-
 ADLERS.
 On the glorious Fourth the Wal lingfords will play the Strouse-Adlers on the savin Rock grounds. On DaGo- ration day the corset lads were defeat ed by this nine, and now hope to turn the tables. Wallingford will have George Gardner, who played first base for New Haven, in the same position. Taylor, the famous left fielder of Me Kee's New Havens, also plays with Wallingford.
 NEW HAVEN vs. NEW BRITAIN
 TO-DAY.
 To-day the New Britains will play the New Havens at Elm City Park. The former have been greatly strengthened within the past week and vii give the Blues hard game. Ar lie Latham, with his coaching, will be on the line The game is the one scheduled for September 12.