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THEIR srRUGsLE FOR NAME.
Evidence by the Defence in the Suit of tho
Colonial DANES.

Colonial Danes.
Only short session OF the trial OF the
suit OF the Colonial Danes Of America
10 enIoin the use OF the words Colo
NAL Danes" in the names OF the.defend-
ants. the Colonial Danes Of the State OF
New York and the National Society Of Colonial
Danes OF America, was had before Justice
Bookstaver of the Supreme Court Yesterday.
because the Judge had to 90 out OF town at
noon. Col. franklin Bartlett. for the plaintiff.
announced his desire to be absent on another
matter on Tuesday. so that II the Trial is not
finished on Monday the case will probably
stand over again.
John II. Bowers for the defence yesterday
put in evidence a publication of the Colonial
DANES OF the State OF New York entitled Two
Colonial Danes" Each side has submitted
such proof to show that the use OF tho name
by each has been fixed in the public mind.
The only extended publication BY either. how
ever. mas besn work in six volumes. pub
BY The Ba1sr: reai ersr r2
extracts employing the words colonial and
danes, and said that the word da mes"
Mrs. Emily MeKim:Rsed Of Baltimore; Sec;
DANES OF America. testified that this society
was formed in May. 1872; and bad not been
hs bas It hai
never printed anything but its catalogue and
minutes. She told OF the organization OF
branch in Baltimore. In which city the plaintiff
also has branch OF its society.
Mrs Edith Buckln Hartshorn Mason. who
has served several terms as President Of the
Colonial Danes In the state OF Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations. which 10 allied
with the defendants; said that society was or
Ranized in 1892 The association had raised.
she said. S2l.4OO for the relief OF tho soldiers
in the war with Spain.
Details OF tho organization OF the Rhode
Island association and other State organizd-
lions OF tho defendants we're objected to by
Col. Bartlett. who commended that these were
side issues affecting &c cieties not parties to
the suit and which could not he reached by an
injunction here. Mr., Bowers said that an in
junction agains: tho National Society OF Colo.
NAL DANES Of America would disrupt these
State organizations. and Col. Bartlett re-
turned that there was no such feeling on the
part OF the plaintiff. His client would he glad
to see these societies flourish They must
not however. use the plaintiffs name: To
disrupt them, he said. as. they.could 60 on
With any other name, such as Colonial nal
object to the mere fact Of the Incorporation Of
evidence. and the Court ruled with him.
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ANDREW JACOBS TURNED DOWN.
Said to BE n Dady-Atterbury Move-Wood-
ruff TO Sail for Home T0.Dny.

ruff to Sail for Home To-Day.
Andrew Jacobs. who was formerly a Repub-
lican State Committeeman. has been deposed
from his place as the Executive Committee
man OF the Sixth ward in Brooklyn. The four
other delegates to the County Committee from
the ward voted for his deposition on tho
ground that since the death Of former Con-
gresham Hurley who was the leader In the
ward, he has completely ignored them in the
political management Of the ward. NJ. C.
Hantow was chosen in place Of Mr. Jacobs as
the Executive Committeeman. Tho turning
down Of Dir. Jacobs is regarded az a move on
the part of the Dady-Atterbury faction to
strengthen their fences. as he was in SYM
pathy with the movement to retire the present
his deposition is illegal. and that he may apply
To the courts for reinstatement in the Execu-
tive Committee.
There is now likely to he a hull in tho Repub-
lean factional fight pending the return OF
Lieut.. Coy. Woodruff from Europe Accord
ing to a cablegram received in Brooklyn yes
terday from him he is to suil to-day in the St
Louis from Southampton.
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The Weather.

There was little change in the weather conditions
during tn" past twenty four hours 1t remained fair
in all districts and no rain reported from any
point. The pressure generally above normal
but showing decline on the Pacific coast. II
was slightly warmer IN the Atlantic States There
are storms waves in sight
In this city the day fair and trihe warmer;
wind fresh to brisk Southcrly average humidity "a
per cent; barometer, corrected read level
at A. NJ. 80 %. 3 p. NJ. 20. 26.
The temperature as recorded by the oflcial ther.
mometer and also 10y THE SuS's thermomrt ter at tho
street level il shown in the anne xed table:
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NURSES BLUNDER KILLS 4 BABE.

Bottles Got Mixed and the Child Received
Carbolic Acid Instead of Medicine.
Lawrence Ram, the nine-days'-od son Of
Alfred Ram of rs West Sixty-ninth street. died
OF carboo acid poisoning early yesterday
morning as the result OF a mistake made by a
nurse The child had been ailing for few
days. and q physician had prescribed for
him. The medicine was to be administered
In doses OF two drops In a teaspoonful Of water
bottle OF carbolic acid stood on a table in tho
room near the medicine bottle; which 1t closely
said. got the bottles mixed and gave the
baby two drops of the carbolic acid. A doctor
reached the child in a few minutes. but could
not save the baby's life.
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Miss Lena de Barry won the women's tourna-
ent on the Baltusrol golf links Yesterday.
POIO.
Dates and Events for the Rockaway Tour.
nament.


Dates and Events for the Rockaway Tour
nament.
Entries have closed for the annual polo tour
nament OF the Rockaway Hunting Club. at
Cedarhurst. on July 3 to 10. This will be
the last OF the big tournaments prior to the
Eastern games. which include Newport and
Narragansett Pier. The Polo Committee es-
pecially asked that the clubs will not 60 outside
of their own membership In making up teams
for the tournament. The events will be for the
Cedarhurst Challenge Cup. open to all teams
under the regular handicaps; the BLIZZARD cups
for teams not over fifteen in aggregate handi-
cap. and on which no player must have rating
exceeding five goals. and the Ladies' Chal-
lenge Cup. without handicaps. The latter
trophy is new one and will not be won out
until team wins it three times. hut four in
dividual prizes will he added each year by tho
club. The Cedarhurst Cup has been played
for since 1895. In that and the following year
it was won by the Rockaway second team The
Country Club of Westchester won in 1897 and
the winner last year was the Meadowbrook
team.
The June handcaps Of the Polo Association
were issued yesterday. The most important
changes were among the Pennsylvania players.
Devon Dew %ofH list heller and e. VIZ f. kendraE
3d WI hereafter be rated rated at and George
L. Carter are transferred from Devon to the
Philadelphia Country Club, rated respectively
to 3. George Gould Of the lakewood team is
advanced from o to 2. l.. Waterbury, West
chester Country has his penalty increased
from to y. andsat Meadowbrook q. W Bird is
moved from Il to I, and c, G, Baldwin from 4
to q.
PHILApELPHrA. June %. The West Chester
polo team won easy victory in the semi
finals for the Morrell Challenge Cup to-day. de-
fcRtinE the Lakewood team by a score Of II to
g., goals. The New Jersey men had no chance
to win at any stage Of the game.
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PENALTIES Against ARMOUR & ca.
The State to Press suits for Violations of
the OleomRrgarine Law.

ALBANY. June 23.-Attorney- General Davies,
State Agricultural Commissioner Wciting and
former Agricultural Commissioner Schraub
conferred to-day regarding the proposed en-
forcement to a direct issue OF the penalties to
which 1t il claimed Armour 4 Co. of Chicago
are liable for violations Of the State Oleomar-
garine law The penalties aggregate many
hundred thousand dollars. Suit to recover was
brought by the Agricultural department over
three years ago. and Mr.. Schraub was retained
as counsel for tho state The State won in the
preliminary legal skirmishes and Armour "
Co, during Coy. Black admin stration. offered
to settle for S2OOOO. The offer was not ac-
cepted and the matter has remained dormant
over year. Gov Roosevelt has requested the
Attorney-General to prosecute the suit against
Armour 4 Co with vigor. believing If they arc
net liable they should pay nothing, and If liable
should pay the full amount.
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Complalnts of violstlons of the 9. Hour Law.

ALBANY. June % Complaints Of violations
Of the amended Eight Hour law in New York.
Buffalo. Rochester Schenectady and Whites
hall have been called to the attention OF State
Factory Inspector Williams The violations In
New York city are on the new Tombs building.
Fast River Bridge Central Park improvements
the new viaduct on Twelfth avenue. near
Grants Tomb. and on a public building in
brooklyn. The New York city complaints have
been referred to Assistant Factory Inspector
O'Brien. who is located in New York city. for
investigation and report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
Leon aud Forbes Fight n TweIve-Round
Draw.

ST. LOUIS. June 23.-Casper Leon OF New
York and Clarence Forbes of Chicago.
bantam-weiGhts boxed twelve rounds to u
draw at the West End Club tonight in
the presence of 1900 persons. many of
whom were visiting Elks. Leon was the
taller. had greater reach and was three pounds
heavier; but the l7-year-o old boy forced the
fighting from start TO finish Forbes got the
only knockdown, while Leon got first blood. At
tho close the New Yorker seemed the stronger
OF the two, but the decision was well received.
cldedly the best.
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NNNHTN''T7'E FONFVAhI FON bATVNI'NE,
For New England, light showers to-day: probably
fair sunday light to fresh southeast to south winds
For eastern Nsm Fork. far to-day rrc>Bt showers in
ertr'ms NORTH portion probably fair Sunday rdriable
,mndS
For the District Of Columbia eastern Pennsylva.
mia, New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland and Virginia.
fair to-day; increasing cloudiness Sunday; light
southeast winds becoming variable.
For western New York, western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, threatening to-day and probably sunday; light
westerly winds, becoming variable.
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Sage Made warden of the House of Refuge,

The Board Of Directors Of the House OF Ref
uge on Randalrs Island made public the fact
yesterday that on May % they had elected
Omar V. Sage. former Warden Of Sing Sing
Prison as superintendent. Mr.. Sage is to as
sumo offlce on Oct. |. The present Superin-
tcndent, L. n: Carpenter. is.now In Europe on
a vacation. The salary will probably remain
maintenance OF the Warden's family
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A Recluse Commits Suicide.

PHELPS, n. Y, June 23.-Wiard Storms. a
bachelor who llvod about three miles south OF
this village. committed suicide last night by
shooting himselfin the right temple with a re-
yolver He was somewhat OF a recuse and
lived alone, and he was not found until about
noon, when "a neghbor called to see him He
was ~ years OF age, and leaves one brother
who lives al Hopewel
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Result of Ciyn Service Examination.

ALBANY. June 23.-Wiliam Il. Davis OF New
York city passed at the head Of the list as the
result of the civil service examination OF can
didates for positions Of bridge designer and
inspector in the State Engineer and Surveyors
department Mr., Davis will be appointed to
one OF those positions. Leon :. Aosseiff OF
New York city stands second. The salary
ranges from ST 800 to 81. 400.
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INSTRUMENTATION IrwAsLoADED
Snaps an Old Pistol Until 1t Gees on. the
Bullet Lodging in His Fathers spine.

NYAcK. June 23.-Casper Zorn. q Rockland
county farmer. living at Mount Ivy is in a
critical condition to-day from tho efrect Of an
accidental shooting which occurred in his
homo last night The family had beon house
cleaning. and a son. John. came across an old
bulldog revolver which had not been used in n
long time. The boy had no idea that the
weapon was loaded and pointed il at his
brothers and sisters. pulling the trigger sew
eral times The last time he pulled the re-
volyer went on and the bullet struck Mr.. Zorn
in the neck. lodging in the spine. A physician
was promptly called and succeeded IN extract
ing the bullet. Mr.. Iorn's condition is serious
TODAY.
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r..a. Pays Back Uncle Sam sG5, 600.

DALLAS. Tex. June %. State Treasurer
Robbins to-day paid "A check In favor of tho
United States Government issued by the state
OF Texas refunding SECOND collected by
former Gov. HogK about one year ago in excess
OF the amount legally due Texas from the
Federal Government.
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Railroad Train KIN. a Woman.

OZONE PARK. l.. l., June 23.-While crossing
the Long Island Railroad tracks at Atlantic
avenue and Third street, near the Woodhaven
depot, this afternoon. Mira. Mary Parrot was
struck by Jamaica train bound for Brook Ign
and instantly killed.
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CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, June 23,-Representa-
tves of fifteen OF tho largest stove manufao-
turers in the South constituting the Southern
Rtovemakers' combine, held a meeting here
to- day and decided TO advance the prices OF
stoves In Southern territory 10 per cent. at
few weeks ago. The advance Is due to the rise
in the price VI iron.
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PORTLAND, Me. June 23.--The steamship
noratio Hall. which arrived here this afternoon
with pdrty OF l25 New York transportation
agents and shippers. lowered her record.
making the trip in twenty hours. She was
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Read THE SUS than any other paper published. For
this reason you Will realize quicker response
through advertising in it's columns than through
any other medium. II You conduct desirable
Gu MINER resort remember this. ado.
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In Placing Your Advertising

For the season, he certain THE SUS In on your list
The number OF leading summer resort advertisers
who use THE sUS are in themselves an indorsement
OF the value of the paper as profitable medium
Ado,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24

The first handicap for the associate mem
bers, for cup presented by Thomas G. En-
never. was decided yesterday OF the Glenridge
n. j.. Golf Club. Twelve players returned full
cards. the result being tie to be played off
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24

A nine hole course was laid out Yesterday
on the Shrewsbury River near Red Bank by
Willie Norton. tho Ssabright Clubs profess
sional.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24

The newly organized Glenside Golf Club OF
Murray Hill. n. j.. will be rerresented by the
following team: Edward T. Donnelly John G.
Bates. Paul O'Connor, Edward A, O'Conn?r
and c. W. O'Connor. A number OF home and
home matches are being arranged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
tttlie Biiou

This weeks attractions 40 The Bjou
embrace some of the leading lights OF
the vaudeville stage. showing ae1in posi-
lively that 10 is the intention OF the man
asemcnt 10 provide only the best availa-
bile Talent The success or the new ana
popular place OF amusement has been
truly remarkable Actors have been
brought from The Keith ami Proctor cir
cults ana paid good salaries for their
work, resulting in the people Of Rich
mond Witnessing the cream Of vaudeville
at popular prices.
The attractions booked for this week
are nrst-class and promise 90 Doe in keep
Ing with the BiJou p0ilcy-rcancment and
high class. The representative audiences
who have witnessed the class of enter
'aiumont given have been thoroughly
pleased. and The management does not
mtcn1 90 do anything that VIII not give
satisfaction 90 its liberal patronage
There is variety musI1. comedy. start
ling athletic iclts. singing ana dancing
I'm this weeks programme and presented
boy artists that VIII surely please. for they
come from successful engagements in
Leading cities.
one OF the numbers thar promises 20
be a hit Is the act OF Mcbride and Good
from successful tour abroad. where
they We're featured. The act consists OF
clever singing. ancing and talking. They
use original matter and are declared 10
Zoe exceedingly amusing.
Harry G. Stanley and Adele Jackson,
tho great team oi comedy artists. VINO
made such a good impression here last
summer are on the BILL and their contri-
button 90 the entertainment will GER
tainly please. 10 viii be recalled that
Miss Jackson sings beautifully and that
Mr. STANLEY ls comedian OF much abil-
i.y Their work gave entire satisfaction
last summer.
Hooker and Davis, another clever team
of entertainos. are said TO be up 10 date
I'm their own skit. Love at First sight"
introducing new ideas and some old re-
liable business hat IS always pleasing
lawson ANA Nam0n the well known
entertainers, are billed for their comedy
bicycle and bag punching act. Mr.. Law
son performs quite number OF tricks
on his bicycle that have never been ac-
comp Ishod by any other wheelman. Miss
Namon, ia her artistic bag punching per-
toimdnce, has been featured at an the
Keith and Proctor theatres. The act IL
said 90 bee neat and refined. showing what
q woman can do. II she will, practiclns
Tho art of sclf-dolence
one or the most startling acts on tho
stage IS said 20 be the performance ~
dora and Norine. who are billed 20 DO
tner wonderful feats OF juggling and ac-
robatic work
Miss Berthe Fowler. as dainty as a vio-
let and up 20 date IN song and dance.
and Miss Eleanor Fax. another pretty
young woman who has pleased Ia the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
NO HARD TIMES IN NELSON.
The Farmers Desire Free Rural Mail
Delivery.


ALTON. Va. Jan. -Special-The
problem OF giving the rural districts the
postal advantages that the cities now
enjoy is beginning 20 agltate the mind
OF the country cIuZels. H. would De a
great benefit, ard Or the farmers would
organize they might induce Congress,
through our new representative, Mr..
Quar.es. when he takes mis- seat In
March. 10 grant tie rural free delivery.
The trouble is that the farmers put OH
everything until spring and then the busy
field work begins again and yet they
readily agree that no one branch Of gov
eminent can do so much Tor them. and
az so little cost as this postal service
would be.
There has been such a demand for corn
that il hardly can be bought now around
Alton The shipments from here Ia
Norfolk for export has been heavier than
ever before.
AIR. and Mrs. Stoyer. OF Stuarts Draft.
who have been visiting Mrs. G.. a. Mar
TN. have returned home.
Mr.. Walter Small, OF oman. who has
been an for some time. IS reported TO DC
In ext;emis.
Miss Della Green. OF Lexington. is a
guest at Willow Spring"
A large dance was given at the resi-
dencc OF Mr.. W. q. GOodloe Thursday
evening. II was an elegant social event.
al which the beauty and wealth OF up
per Nelson was well represented.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Lily -. Martin, OF Long Meadows" TO
Mr. Henry A. Babcr. OF Augusta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Hamlet is Iryings favorite role.
| Scmbrich has appeared 10 OPERAS
] .-rh. f,,fsha" BIS touring Australia
Sembrich walks two hours every nay.
"scaret Service is TO bee given ih AUS
" Fun ON the Bristol" is amusing Aus
q" rro -Biondi. Fresoirs only rival is in
Ns Srnder the E,d Robe" IS an Austral-
Joseph of canaan" has scored a hit
! .u New zealand. 80, f-,
I Mic Now Orleans French opera Com-
ulnv win probably DE seen IN Nt" j oIN
Drurv Lane i- Co De the hrst tn'dlte TO
sdouf electrical scene shifting apparatus
Arthur u. pcluer. European strong
man Tits SIX girls while they are on
bicycles. l.-c.t1 of
.rle Female Drummer wants 80
,., Raf4n was seen me- Katherine. In
.Tno Tamine of the SnreW. DID sc"
York last week , s., tt.
ida pegfcy gave I'll reading from the
Dtol, off job at Carnegie Lyceum. Ne"
York last week
nl1nrh- Alarcn.-i daughter Of the IA
nous singing teacher made Aer we"
York debut last week. 81. ,t.f. .oto
Louis Hepncr Will play the tue 59lo
u tile Australian production Oh
Belle a. New York o.,.
D
lii.d i'7 '"-' t...,l, Resolution.
play. 81 SLOT OF a., fatb
in Ne" 1'iE o" ,r tbe cast az "The
John oi'liia. - t,i, nantouime on
Forty lnleNtr, ,'.. '''''' e..,.r
'he boards DID, Nus'l''' ,f.,iot,..s bu--
Robert I5l9i, T'. ... VI H., ,he Iondon
band. Wiu pay ~ q'.c, cities. D.
production OF b i"' l g.. .r,oar
Lillian Allit l..'i ~, t,ui shortly ans
n !i' 'l's ....r. Sf the Paris Grand
pear ln EI.Il" 'i''
Opera iiou, 500, ia to revive Halevy's
Maurice N'". d .bc cest will include
i-A JtNNt. .t,,,.,,n MS Rachel. NJ Jean
Nine. I-'u ~ f.Ie.1er m Elouard de
lr i.''NNn & r.rJirn1 and Suzanne
Rc-zke "s 'p.t,'..
Adams as 'A7 -..-.t.,., 60,
There SIS tmfy spe g-a,le lvl,..'', 80 ~
London just now hi1," ~, NJ otG
of alice in NonueIlLi'". ~, ~
ntes are E atber tt $50 p VI. There
NJ ana lne o.'''. , 81, mos hovover
are ho l.ls.' 1cbic,.ed another Tee
lhe nl"s "p' .,. ,I",5a, last. THE mae
markane l'n. ~. ''.,.....'.ti o, I'm tne Dino
chine WIS .ul D" ..t-.,,. 81 srfar-
pl march Oh we 49,, the how.
did picture W. NJ ,oyr notion pic
marched ny. l'.t '',l.fifion Ina Keifh's
turc was Ieeu' WI I'm less than hve
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
THE TIMES: RICHMOND. VA SUNDAY. JANUARY 20 1899

and save when the pianist attempted 10
play ragtime on the wheezy affair the
performance went along nicely.
The list of remarkable dramatic sue
cess.s IL headed by rip Van Winklc."
which Mr.. Joseph jefferson played first
in 1859. Mr.. Jefferson IL the richest man
on the stage. lie T. reported 10 be
worth 10000 at least, and the most OF
this has been earned for him By RIP
Van Wrinkle" Notwithstanding that ior
many wears past he has plaNd very
short seasons. All told, he has given
"Rlp Van Wlnkle' five thousand times
at gross receipts averaging 800 a per
formante thus aggregatng Sj.00O.Oo0
The management OF the Irving Place
Theatre now has an application from
one actor who Is able 10 take 10 parts.
almost withuot help from the prOmpter,
How many English and American act