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Decorah-posten., 1898-05-20
anbstfebs, bill BABE famine 5stse ION
ben openfpr n9pnts.
aciier Ill Siiippinerne

Wajor Sdmuel q. Sones, asiiites
renoe apdrtermefter | Wisfouris0es
p%ortementet at be Jpreneoe Stdters
arme, bar / lin Ggenitab iom tjenits
gisrenos Gsneralaojuiant / nGonteSes
pdrtement, ubItsbte en- Orore, .bppri
ban frigier Jig for pli9terne / 5crs
btnoelie oermeo % lionGpner Sdps
tein Sobn Barter IT,, nj %itdtioneret /
Sort Rilep, til Departments &pars
terme'ter / bans Stsb. Major Sonss
bill pau 2eroag afieile til 5ilippinerne.
Sdn bar bleDsn beororei til ufortspet
at inofnoe fig San Srancisco.
Wanee al Smabds 8orgere hapoe
inbfunbet Zig for at taee 4fiteo m,b
Wdjor Sones. San bar opbulot Zig /
Omaha Iiot rper ct Mar og / ben Sio
tieniteiort iom Sperfpnrterme'ter.
Samilien fprbliper boiat / Omaha, o.
ban oil blipe lebIagst at 8aptein
Goctlep fpm SulomGgtig.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-20

pda bet uroIiet ipanTie 5oIi. @e: Il
itfc hens menine at osnoe line @aaben
uooo, men inouo. Gn RepoIntion
iruer, Ga Der tan lite bare noscn Suntt
paa at Q~isnpinne Be 'isrne iiIipptnNc
Ger, men at boIos ben ipanite Throne
oppe.
0ril mcntm 1%rdufrta 90 enoiaro2
Den snoelFe 9oIoniaIminiitsr So
iepb Chamberlain bar / birmingham
boIot en- Gale, fem better msgcn Sps
.iiQt. San fremiotts ct Iepenot gnite
ON en- cuqelft zomeritdnf 4lidnce o.
antnh5ot osrnRit en- aria mso drdnts
rig ! GnlGpnina al Sdmmeritso
afritu. RusIano omtalte hor ! me-
oct ubrpiIts llotrpt % auoenots pod
.6sarcns Hiae bet foIfeliae Sretut;
Sen, frm ItoI ipiic meO 7iGoslen,
lnad bare en- lang ste"
% frantic Blade oubler enitsmmi8
Ghdmberloins Gale % iiasr, at Der
life sr noosn CONTAMINATED for ea
ariQ meIIsm Storbritdnnien oe arnnts
rio. 2oro Salisbury bar imicIsrtib
iIaoet pan famine Streno iom Gboms
btrlain.
2nftet ON Ell Qniarce mso gmsrjto
Ell msget uobreot / Gnqldno. Rar me-
ner, at en- FABIAN d1ersoe bsitadr, %
oa chamberlain ptrsot: Der tr en-
mGotie ga pbeI Nation, Tom taller
bort SprOa, sr at nor Racs % bar Sn'
t~sresisr frnes msb os, c9 isg bill gao
ioo Ianat, at ita tiger. at frpateliq iom
Srlgtn er, bill ben barre hi1iq, ON
Stiernebanneret % Union Snct pdier
oOer en- dnqeIiatIif a0idnct til 5rsms
me al en- tor pa COB Sag" - od bar
man fEroiQ til at ripe 6uist neo al
9eaeiitrin9.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-20

be osbe / SuIinopis / be pcitIioe "A
al zen, og 8ogne meo 2iQ ices oi,.l
9ad uo fra gperne; be 0e0s Ieoj
eIler to'tes neo / Opgropeoe IoI
@refter. Messt faa al BEN, otr ID
Saodna, bd 8eneraI See bar Dsr, Ell
ilipe; erten er be osoe at Igp, 4
ligefrem mprpebe at 8Iantos Soloai
Ndar riae 5olt % fremmece TAI
ners &onIuler man9Ier Gepnetsmid
% b%enpenber fig til Rsoierjnoen
SiGlp, fan man piitnot f~oritoa, id
leoes be itattels Reconcertrloos 1
bet.
Rsgntioen er iaar be9nnot tir,i1
eno eQers, og bette bar ioyoayij
me9en Spgoom.
@pao Ammunition fpttr
De 5orenebe Staters &ommaj
renos / Marinen bar not modttt: 1
Senipn til. bpor Tibet Der fanotts
ben Sluss, ba &rigen beSnnote, |
bet bleo oerfcr pgidd betDcst oem,|
be life maatte sofle meo Immuniti
Iu berimob tommer Der 6uriDnj
paa 6oripning, fau Der in8en V}a1
er oerpaa. Men llogifterne pso u
b~aroementer sr ubpre fore. 3C15j
Der 9ieres ct Gn9reb, gaor en- bel i
mus op | Reg; bet toiter pmtrcnt /
iaa meget at sbel9ggs en- 6G'tnin9 \
at opfsre en-. San Suon 9om5ai
mentet, Der nblig funot Stec, tof1
Here 9unbrebe Sufinbe Dollars. \
bub inbleperes MI til 8rigantpas
mentet paa 5000 qroiettjItr
9pits 5priparet; bpert uf otsis n
abitiaiss Sunorsbe Dollars. aort1
ten bill belsbs fig til benoeo y gill
Dollars, % 8rubtet toFter naitsn
iaamegst iom Stptiet. SlasF1
Snbiand for Grempel fan hoert I1J
ubTtpbs $500 punp Sern og si1
bette er mere enb 8 Sons, og ale
bre Slasitibe fan sisrs bet iarn1
De 10 Sommers Bomber og StHI1
Ter tpftst bstDpsliqt; 6pergdrg en-
aanon aFprsS, toitsr bet beno'o Slul
3ris tpiter Penge.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-20

aaar ben iponits R,gisring iumler
arigsftibe na JOlt i Gubi5 unoer fors.
siOtnbs ut at be itaI isnOss til aiIips
pinsrns for al iass gbmirol 9sfusn
bri os ia Gerns isien, iaa bar ben
narmsii til Ssniigt al sisrs 3rOtrpt
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-20
Sra Arigs(gltepfaofen

Garoenas SefGtn ns i~oioerfnOt - Seu:p rapporterer. = Some
betplneer lpanle trooper. 0prtio paa Cuba.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-20

Manac iluttcr ia til Srnans Rssiment - VrGToenten nil mnac uoneoe
mt cpraab ON 100, 900 5riplise.
strateaifcrne %iaattaeer Sansbro. - Amoct 2riasnpt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-20

tlIhNSIpI IpW Hlt llel'
Samilien fprbliper boiat / Omaha, o.
ban pil blipe leoiaest al 8aptein
Goctlep fpm SulomGgtig.
charleston CT aisaaet til ysanila.
SaQsip, Gal., 17bs Wfai. arpoIes
rem "Gbarleston" bar nstop fplot fine
Sin9er meo aul pg er farois for i'm
LANCE Reiie til Wanila. Den bill ititte
tilfss imorgen (Onsoag) 5prmiooag.
Wdgdiinerne er fplote til Spsrflob.
Der er 8rubt os prOjettiler FOR oenS
egne Sanoner iuaDeliom Ammunition
for aomiral 0etpeps SIaabs. Bin
9erne ~inbeboloer mere Sui, eno Der
npgeniinoe fsr bar p9ret itupst | benz,
"Gbarleston" pil, ~efterat oens &pms
pasier er juiterebe pg itilet mellem
Heo ROct CO 4nseI Sslano, fortiGtts
birette gjennem 8plpen 8ate tiliss "a
life sjsre noaen Stuns / San 6rans
cisco. Den pentes at tunne ititte
oper I'll Sonplulu (Sanaii) paa fer
Od9e. Intommen BERTH ital &ulbins
serne after fDloes meo ioa me9et aul,
iom be paa nogen multa Waabs fan
rumme. Sra Sonolulu til MauiIu
bill Reiien fr9pe % eQer maaite enooq
"a Sage, od Stibet. fun bill tiIbages
l99ge So anob for at Ipare pdu
&ulene. Capt. 8laIs gjsr 3egning
paa at tunne nad Nbmirol SetpsD ies
nett inoen 80 0age; iaaoeG ban iom
bans SHicerer % ManbItab er pei
f%ornsteoe meo at tunne fomme afitep,
p9 be baaber at tunne nad fit Be
ftemmeIiesiteo itioe til at tags0sl / ben
aamp, iom er oOerbangenbe. arDos
feren er ogfaa pei foripnst meo Srig3s
mano'tdber og pil tp,ume SeIten peb
Wanila til tor Rptte, Itulos ban
trenge fere Stibe til at boloe Stem
ben Stangsn.
Sarosnas Scrternc ifnas.
Garoenas bar maattet beoe for OFF
loren meo "Winslop" % S9norit
Sa9leps 0sb. arpoieren Outlining
ton bampeoe inb / Garbenas 9ueten /
Senoags pg eoeldgoe albeles be ipan>
tie 5orter. Sestningen bar ftarp pg
afgisrenbe. Gn Stunb ~beIparebe be
ttloeIs forbebreoe 5prter Slbsn, men
meget ipa9t, men fnart taus ale 8as
noner. Saa CAB Dilminston Gag for
Gag, inotil bier 8unpn paa Sprterne
bar brast | llitanb. Nosle Bomber
faIbt ince / gpen ps furanlebisebe 81
oebrane.
Guroenas 9sf9itninger erifterer nu
pao Raaben, enten fra be ameritanIte
Stibes Sioe, eler fra Sniursentsrnes.
Nmeritanerne gioroe Inlet 5prIsg paa
at lanoe trooper.
Siohe crt ira aomiral Ismss.
Warines0 spartementst mobtoa t
Ssnba9s felsenbe Oepef6e fra 0epep:
Gapite, 13oe Wai (oper Spnatuna
ben 15oe). - 8i bolber itritt glotabe.
Der sr @runb til at tro, at Oprererne
aster at inoeilutte 9pen fra 2anoiioen,
men nogen Concentration sr enpnu
lite fleet. 5 Manila er Der Maneel
pda 6pbemibler. MuIisens ben fpdnz
tie Stprelie inart bliper nsbt til at
opsrsipe fig. Seq fan inbtase Manila
naaripmbelft. @eirst bebt % fuatiat.
Den lite Wai taset aanonbaaoen
Gallao, Der furisste at tomme siennem
glotaben. 81 bar fulot pp al anl.
st franit, ct britiit, 2 tpite os ct iapas
neltft Stlb ltg9er Der.
On 1t unoerpaosseaao
Der er blepen forelast Winifter
Gong planer til en- eneitaasnbe Slaas
nncerpunoss gaub. Del IGrliat Hne
pso benne er be nps Mibler til at cripe
ben fremao, og ben magelsie Start.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-20
g;,sa bIip.r cberii.

Som Spar paa Winiam 5. Yrpans
inotrrnsenbs anmopnins bar GSuper'
nor Solcomb at RebruYta bempnoias.
BAN til at orsaniiere 3pie SnTanteris
regiment N~sbraitas @olonterer. Snss
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-20

stsmiolcr Operloo for,oe flippinife Der
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-20

lei Ter b~eiunberIiat no for Be limb.
oieos, at Senatorer cs aoneresmenb,
Tom for arie ertlarsbes, TENT oa tiblio
talte tmes grnetisriue at Safpaiis
Gerns, os Tom nu taller % arbeiber
iinob, al be Sorenebe Stater bebolosr
5iIippinerne, alIsrebe er blepne meaet
torise for, at Ri annstterer guba. Oct
Ter III til, at en- flor Del at aoporess
tens Wsblsmmer CT / 5apsr af Gubos
annetterine. De er blepne op~er6toiF,s
en-, at Sprsrerne paa Cuba life oil
blipe iitdno til at pbe be sscrensbe Sta.
ters Sropper noeen nGpnep9rbio
Sj9lp, naar bisie besbnosr at bripe
Spanisrne uo al Cuba. De hulbe
itstts ben fsrits 2anosans paa Cuba,
men be Tom life, cg 5prissst mislpftes
BEG. Der er life lanssr npaen Sale
ON at dnsrtisnoe Cuba RepubIitens
Hsgiering, oa bet er ben alminbeliae
Waenins, at Sprsrsrns life fan aipe
Zen nossn fait Rssierins, Tom ian.
opretboIoe 5reoen. Def biz oerfor
rare lsttere at sienoprette Srben 90
Grsm9dns pau Zen peb at annettere
ben snb peo at sips ben en- ielpftrneio
Re9jerins, Tom iunoIpnlispis muatts
o~prstholoss at be Sprensbe Sioter.
Ssrntet boIoer M r,a meb 5urilaost
ON at paulasss ariss ~ffatter, men bpis
Del life arbsiosr burtissrs, sno BET bibs
III bar siort, bill bet life blipe farbio
meo bette cigtiae 5prilus. fer lang,
sttsr sriasn sr afIlutist. Iorilaeet er
M inbitiaet til 8~sbtoeslis, men Dis
fusion bill life bsgpnbs for n9ite Mans
bag. Def sr upiit, naar ben afiIuttes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-20


Spro Srasien @cneralouuernpr a
IuTtralien. Tom forlsben Dag biem til
England. Sar bar / lang BIB pGrst
on'eet for at bare en- al be itsrits 4utos
r~iteter meo Senipr til ale Qnli9aens
Der beorsrenos 5ldaosdHGrer. llnoer
6laoitones 1ioite abminiitration bar
ban 6lauoeminiiter o9 bar ct nsie
ajenoitub baaos til Gnelanpe % mn
bre Stormogters 5laaoer.
6un bIep nuturIiaois itrur inter-
biepet at en- umsritanIt Rsporter, ipm
ipurete BAN. bpab Rdtionerns tunpe
IGre al Ssilaset / Wanila gueten.
Den. Tom / 5rsmtioen bill tuntrpls
Iere benne @eroens 9lf4rer, 1parebe
ban, maa bare en- itert moberne bpas
get Sloabe. De 5orsnebs Staters
pluoieIi9e Gnsreb pua 5ilippinerns ps
W~fuli9beben for, at be bill bebolbe benz,
tom Tom IN SperraItslie for belle Der
ben, % bet bar bet / Sanbbep ogIao.
Gent, at man tunbe fire fla en- Iaus
ban paroifuIo geIibbelie meo 10 Milz
Homer Snobngsere iom ReIultat at
no9le faa Simers Samp! st iaabant
Reiultat ian / Sanbhsb appsllsrs til
Snobilonineen, men bet er iimpeltben
tun Refultatet at Spermasisn tiliss.
nben oenne bill ale SorIsa paa at blipe
en- Splonialmagt blips frugteslsie.
0snne arig sr ben melt ilaaenoe
Setr9ftslie al, boab Saptein Maban
bar lart ps | lit flasiife Bert ON Sgs
mastsr Naptein Muban sr en- betienbt
amerifanif SluubspHicsr). Oct bepiIer
Sanbbeben at hans 9aaItanbe oa IGts
ter BAN / ferite Ratte blanbt Hutioens
politiffe S9nters.
2orb 9rasiep iaebs, at ban pua
8runb al i'm aniparsfulbe StiQina
life tunbe uptale nossn Spmputbi for
ben enc eGlsr BEN anbsn at be ti9m<
psnoe Barter, men ban tog life / 9es
tantnina at uotuls fin SilIluinina til
en- pHenIip % b~eFeniip N1liance me[lem
ale enseliftalenbe SoIt. San bar /
6anrr az en- FABIAN glIiancs for at
f~rsmbielpe G~iuiliiaticnsn % arlia
Sanoel oper belle Ierben.
The sun., 1898-01-01

upon the abuse OF alcohol, as MIR. Brorup sets
them forth, might possibly make any inebriato
pause and consider. while in q poem entitled
"The Sacrifice" II IL oonclusively proven that
no poet or man Of feeling il justified in Staying
his own pet lamb for the mere satisfying OF his
own inordinate appetite.
She was not my eve lamb, and none beside her.
That drank Of my cup and ate OF my hand,
But she was gentle little creature,
As any one may understand.
Brought up with that pettish care.
Common enough on farm,
Where the creatures viii, in measure, share
The life of the farmer and fear no harm.
We will not unnecessarily harrow the reader
by quoting all the details Of the sacrifice. 1t IL
sufficient to say that the poet slew the gentle
creature and that he seems to be sincerely sorry
that he did SO.
But who will offer II thought or
while at his oannibaistic fcast7
1t is only the cold meat for his share,
As though there neither God nor Priest
The fact that there is only cold meat for the
share Of the cannibalistic feaster upon pet lamb
is satisfying to our sense OF Justice. But 1t is
not altogether easy to understand.
Even the reader loast learned In these mat
ters knows that, as a rule. there are chops.
Sometimes also hash-succulent and satisfying
and fortified upon occasion by the addition Of the
stimulative green pepper. These, however. are
nero details. The main point seems to be that
tho poet should stick to the pen, and
never. under any circumstances. WELD the
poloaxe. We think that no one will question
the statement that a man Of kindly feelings and
Of sensitive nature should never have been
placed in Mr.. Brorup's unfortunate predcament.
Perhaps It would be we'll to avoid all risk Of
ministering to the appetite at the expense Of the
tenderer feelings by fixing our affections only
upon such pets as, under ordinary circum-
stances. are not edible. Parrots, for example,
or poodle dogs.
Messrs. Funk & wagnalls publish n useful
students edition Of their Standard Dictionary.
This has been carefully abridged from the
larger edition, and gives the photography, pro-
nunciation, meaning, and etymology Of over
10000 words and phrases. with synonyms and
antonyms. There are also an appendix and
1925 illustrations. An excellent volume ad-
miraby adapted for the school. the Office, or tho
library and for general popular use
Prof. Todd, the astronomer Of Amherst Col
lege, publishes, through the American Book
Company. text book entitled "a New Astron-
omy for Beginners"
We have also received:
"a Bachelors Box" T. O. De Leon. F.
Tennyson Neely.)
CHRONICLES OF Break o Day." L. Everett
Howe. (Arena Publishing Company
Songs of Liberty and Other Poems" Robert
Underwood Johnson. (The Century Company
"Shantytown Sketches" Anthony J. Drexel
Biddle (Author.)
"Sunny Life Of an Invalid" @. Howard
Young, NJ. f. s. II. author 23o Asylum
street, Hartford, Comm.
Just Summer Affair" Mary Adelaide Kee-
ler IF. Tennyson Neely)
"Petronila, the Sister," Emma Homan Thay.
or. IF. Tennyson Neely).
The sun., 1898-01-01
BIG BUCHANAN VERDICT SET AsID e.
No Proor That widow Foster Pursued Bu-
chaunn and Actively Aienated His AnrctIon.

No Proor That widow Foster Puruued Bu-
channn and Actively Alienated His Affection.
The Judgment giving Mrs. Margaret P. Blu.
chanan $4,000 damages against Kate NJ. Fos-
ter for the alienation of the affections of Dr.
Alexander Buchanan has been set aside by the
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court,
which orders a new trial. DR.. Buchanan had
given property worth about 100000 to the
Widow Foster in his life. and also made large
provision for her in his will. The unanimous
The mere fact that the husband maintains
improper relations with tho defendant and re-
mains away from his family does not seem to be
some active Interference upon the part OF tho
defendant. The fact that woman is attractive
and submissive is not sufficient. There must be
some evidence from which tho conclusio on can be
drawn that she was the pursuer and not merely
throughout the whole Of the complaint tho
active efforts OF the defendant for the purpose
inducing him to il.treat his family. and for the
purpose OF obta lining possession OF his property
are alleged. There is no proof whatever. CON
offered upon the trial (much OF which was on.
rs dS eaVe his smy and did
with the defendant But there is no evidence
hn which eNed
tween them prior. to the commencement of the
action. 1t must be borne in mind In consider
ing the evidence that the charges which were
made and which It was necessary to prove as
against the defendant involved moral turpitude,
in unless the facts shown are Inconsistent with
Innocence. All through the trial OF this
ne o
Buchanan was also upon trial and that his dec
larations were evidence against the defendant.
Dr. Buchanan, leaving most of his estate to Mrs.
Foster. was relevant because it was not shown
that she had anything to do with making the
proyisiOns of the will
The sun., 1898-01-01
TO Book Buyers.
JUSTICE BRADLEY RETIRES.
A Tribute from the BrooLlyn Bar Association
"A Farewell Reception.

Justice George B. Bradley of the Appellate
Division OF the Supreme Court in Brooklyn re-
tired from the bench at midnight last night
owing to the age limit. The members of tho
Brooklyn Bar Association gathered in the court
room of the Appellate Division yesterday morn
ing and bade him farewell. Former Justice
George G. Reynolds. In a short address, said:
whatever may be the wisdom II 1t be wis
DOM OF the constitutional provision which re-
tires Judges Mt the age OF 70. we have here. in
your work after that age. under a peculiar pro-
vision of our former Constitution. as we have In
the sound and vigorous ripeness OF the retiring
Chief Judge Of our highest court, conspicuous
proof that the State sometimes loses inestima-
bic benefits, by the rule which it has thus i'm.
posed upon itself"
In response Presiding Justice W. W. Good
rich said: :" 1t would b0 manfestly improper
for the Court to express an opirion on the work
and merits OF Judge Bradley. That is a matter
of public record and speaks for itself, but feel
that would be doing injustice to our personal
feelings n ! did not take the occasion or ex-
pressing from the bench our appreciation OF his
unfailng assiduity and continued readiness to
assist In tho elucidation OF the strange. singu-
lar, and complicated matters which come be-
fore this court for consideration"
An Informal reception was held in the JUS
tice "a private rooms and Justices Bartlett Gull
len, Hatch. and Goodrich assisted Justice Brad.
ley in receiving the members OF the Bar Asso-
citation. Justice Bradley was tho recipient OF
gold headed cane presented by the clerks and
officers OF tho Appellate Division.
The sun., 1898-01-01
BROADWAY CABLERoAD CENsURED.
COron-r'a Jury Wants 1t Indicted for Keeping
Witnesses Away from Inquest.

Witnesses Away from an Inquest.
An inquest was held yesterday bv Coroner
Tuthill and a jury In the case of Martha A.
johnson, 10 years old, of 81 East 126th street,
whose skull was fractured when alighting from
Madison avenue underground trolley car at
127th street on the evening Of Nov. 80. She
died at Hoboken Hospital on Dec. z. Robert
Mcneil, the conductor of the car, was arrested
at the time and paroed pending the inquest.
Miss Johnson, who was an English girl, had
been in this country only about four weeks.
She was art needle worker. and on tine night
of the accident had just left her uncle, John
Wells, OF 3si Fifth avenue The girl took u
north, bound underground trolley car after leav-
ing her uncle to go to her home. She was found
later unconscious in the street and was taken to
tho Harlem Hospital. where IL was found she
was suffering from fracture of the base of tho
skull.
The inquest was called last week, but Coro-
ner Tuthill had to adjourn 1t. owing to the alb
sence I, OF five witnesses, who, 1t was said; tho
When the case was reached last evening Coro
ner Tuthill learned that these witnesses were
After hearing the testimony of the dead girls
uncle. who declared that Miss johnson was
not a person who would become easily ex.
cited and would not have attempted TO get Off
the car while in motion, the Coroner said that
It was the duty OF the jury to iIndict the com
Lawyer Emanuel. counsel for the Broadway
and said it WAS not the duty OF the company
to produce these witnesses. The jurymen found
this !sr verdict without leaving their seats:
That Martha A. johnson came to her death
on Dec. at tho Harlem Hospital from frac:
brain and cerebral hemorrhage caused on tho
3olh day or November 1897, on Madison ave-
nue., between l26th and l27th streets, while
either stepping from, falling from. or being
pushed from northbound underground car
OF the Fourth avenue division of tho Metro
sure the said corporation for falling to pro.
duce witnesses who were on said car at the
time aforesaid, and recommend the indict-
ment OF the said corporation by the Grand Jury
therefor"
=, Mr.. Emanuel made vigorous protest against
the verdict. The papers In the case will be
laid before the District Attorney.
The sun., 1898-01-01
CRoSs-ToWN TUNNEL noRINGs.
Begun In New York After Three Have Beeu
Made In HrOokIyn.

neEun in New York After Three Have Been
Made In brooklyn.
At William street and Maiden lane a hole 10
being drilled under the direction of the New
York, Brooklyn and Jersey City Terminal Com
pany. The actual work is being done by tho
American Diamond Rock Drill Company. 100
Broadway, of which c. II. Tompkins @. E.. is
President
Mr.. Tompkins said yesterday: 1--WE have been
drilling for the Brooklyn and Jersey City Ter
minal Railroad Company for three months in
Brooklyn and in this city. Wehave bored three
holes In Brooklyn. one at Fulton and Clark
streets and two in Furman, street, near tho
river. After we have completed this boring
at William street and Maiden lane we will mako
one in Maiden lane between Nassau street and
Broadway. and another at Church and Cort-
land streets.
I'VE are boring to ascertain the quality of the
rock by taking up cores cut out by Il Q circular
drill For instance, in the present boring We
have sample two inches In diameter OF the
geologic formations for 100 feet beneath the
surface"
The sun., 1898-01-01
The Coming Dance. a, the metropolitan Club

As was told In THE SUN, two dances
were arranged a short time ago. to be given
on the nights OF Jan. and 81 In the an
mex OF the Metropolitan Club There are to be
no such things as patronesscs In connection with
these Dances twelve matrons, prominent So
cinlly, having met informally and decided to give
them by way OF an agreeable innovation in tho
social season. There was absolutely no ques-
ton OF cost carte blanche on al point having
been given by the projectors Each or these
matrons has five invitations to issue. and The
1890 o'clock. After this come the names OF tho
following matrons who are 10 be hostesses: Mrs.
vesnnt Fish. Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt, Mrs.
W Starr Miller. Mrs. Ogden Mills. Mrs. Pen.
dleton, Mrs. Almoric Hugh Pagct, Mrs. Henry
sloane, Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.. Mrs. NJ.
orme Wilson. and Mrs. Henry Payne Whitney.
The sun., 1898-01-01
DIED.

BERRIAN.-on Thursday. Dec. so. Of pneumonia,
Margaret NJ. widow OF Edward BerriAn. aged 81
years
Funeral services will be held at the residence OF her
son.in.lAw. Isaac l. Still ings. $40 West 1884 st..
on SATURDAY.. Jan. l, Is9s. at 7'8oP.M
EDGERLRY.-on wednesday. Dec. 80. at his resi-
dence. Is3 De Kalb Ay, Brooklyn. after . long
illness, Samuel A. Edgerley. In his blst year
Funeral services Saturday Jan l, IL A. NJ, at Han
Gon Place N. e Church. Texas and New Orleans
papers please copy.
LENNOS.-op Dec. 80. at his residence. Edward j.
Lennon, son OF william and Ann Lennon. aged
27y yeAp.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral at Annunciation ChuHh. broadway and
I8lSt st., where q requiem maAS Will bo offered
The sun., 1898-01-01
MRS. HOWELL SUES FOR DIVoRCE
The Latest Phase or the Trouble Between
Rector Howell and FIis wife.

MONTICELLO, N. Y, Dec. 31.-Mrs. Howell. tho
wife of the Rev. David T. Howell, the Episcopal
rector. instituted proceedings against him to-
day for divorce, charging him with ill-treatment
and non.support. Four weeks ago she caused
his arrest and conviction on the charge Of hay
ing choked her, and since that time. although
the rector has made overtures Of reconciliation,
Mrs. Howell has refused to respond. On
Wednesday MIR. Howell moved his study from
to take charge OF the affairs of the house, Mrs.
Howell heing Ill. The following day Mrs. How
children moved thereto. Her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William Snow of West Haverstraw, are
with her and will remain until after the divorce
will do away with the $50, 900 alienation suit re-
Gently instituted by Mrs. Howell against Mrs.
Samuel Il. Greene of Monticello, who, she al
legged, robbed her Of her husbands affections.