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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

Hamilton Clark. nf Chauncey, Ga. SAYS
he suffered with itching piles twenty
years before trying DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Balve. two boxes Of which completely
cured him. Beware Of worthless and dan
Eerous counterfeits. Gus Saur. SEA East
Douglas. Geo. Van werden, S2S North
Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
FIRE ON WEST SIDE
Lamp Exploded mt Home OF Lafe
Simpson.

A lamp exploded in the hallway at the
home of Lafe Simpson, corner OF Univer-
sity and Fern avenues, last night and
started a big fire. The fire boys were
called out and made a very quick run.
but the danger was over when they ar
rived.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
CAPTAIN PRICE SICK
Brought From MOuntaIu 90 wichits
HOspitaI.

Captain ]. c. Price, who explored the
Wichita mountains year or two ago and
who knows more about that country than
any other man living, Is sick in the Wich-
ita hospital. He is now editor OF the
Southwestern Progress at Mountain View,
Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
Gard or Thanks,

We the undersigned desire to express
our HEARTFELT thanks to the soldiers of
the G. A. R., w. r. c., and the friends
who so kindly assisted US during the
sickness and death of our husband and
father, Josiah N. Ross,
MR.. AND MRS SIMON HELENA.
MRS. S. D. ROSS
Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH ROSS.
MR.. AND MRS. C. w. ROSS.
Mr.. JOHN ROSS.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEO. ROSS
Mr.. AND MRS. A. X. BROWN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured dyspepsia
because its ingedients are such that It
can't help doing so. THE public can rely
upon it as a master remedy for all dis
orders arising from imperfect digestion"
James NJ Thomas. NJ. D.. in American
Journal of Health. N. Y. Gus Saur, 52i
East Douglas, Geo. Van Werden, as
North Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

This large four-story building IL ad-
mIrably fitted and furnished for the care
OF the sick No Ioathsome or contagious
diseases admitted. but ali other diseases
that are usually treated at hospitals are
successfully treated here. including Wis
key. Cocaine and Morphine Habits. abso-
lutely guaranteed Women, 1asr.4d or
single. can find a safe retreat here cur
ing confinement and a home IN every
case found for the child II re9uI7ed A
home for the poor and rich alike. as all
operations and medical treatment ere
free. and the only charge that IS Trade Is
the ordinary hospital fee. which 10 Just
enough to pay the running expenses OF
the institution The best OF re1Tenees
given when required Write for circular
70 the Martha Washington TIeBe."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

most enjoyable luncheon was served. Pres
ent. Bertha Southwell. Daisy Farris. stel-
Ia Thomas, Pansy Thomas Nora Seitz,
Pauline Stevens, Mabel Root. Jessie South
well, Bertha Braitsch, Mabel Berdine.
Miss Wells. Mrs James Fleming; Messrs.
Joe Kramer, Jesse Leverich, Paul Brown,
Sidney Long, Walter Morgan. CaTl Ger
ties, John Schervnerhorn, Thomas Bostick,
Park Thompson, Oscar Coffee, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thomson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

letter, Eczema and Skin Diseases yield
quickly to the marvellous healing qualities
Of Banner Salve made from prescription
of a skin specialist Of world wide fame.
25c Hooking Drug Co.. g. Gehring. and
Wells Miller, Druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
MRS. THOMPSON ENTERTAINS
At Her Residence on FaIrmoun,
Wednesday EVeuln4.

Mrs. George Thompson entertained Wed
Resaay evening at her Paramount resi-
dence on Vassar avenue. Games and music
were the features Of the evening and a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

TAKE THE FRISCO LINE
afternoon train to ST. Louis and al points
east. Train leaves union station at 1:0l
D m.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
TO PRONOUNCE FRENCH
Names Used In the Trial Of Captain
Dreyfua


The keen interest Wichita people have
taken in the Dreyfus trial has led to many
inquiries as to how to pronounce the
French names used in the dispatches.
There are over 300 French words in
every day use in the dispatches from
Rennes and Paris, While great publicity
is given to the tiniest grain of informa-
ton or opinion, next to nothing has been
offered the public on the pronunciation
Of the proper names involved in this par
ticular case.
The name OF the prisoner is German and
originally was pronounced "Dryfoos." but
the family in France is called ''Drayfuce."
The sound in the latter syllable is that Of
the German umlaut "u." but the spelling
given Is the nearest equivalent In Eng
lish.
Many Of the sounds in Franch words
cannot be accurately reproduced except in
an elaborate system Of pathological signs.
An approximate rendering of a word can
be made in English spelling, but that Is
the best that can be done. The nasal
sounds have no English equivalent, and,
where represented by the nearest render
ing, ing" the ''g' should not he sounded.
The pronunciation Of the principal names
connected with the Dreyfus affair is given
as follows. the "g' used, for example. on
the end OF the equivalent for Baudin, is
not 10 be pronounced, and yet has a value
ANTOINE ........................ ANTWAN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

'Foley's Kidney Cure has been tested
and found to be all you claim for It. I
have been giving 1t to my father and It
is the only thing that ever helped him"
writes Geo. c. Hickock. Curtiss. Wis.
Hooking Drug Co.. G. Gehring and Wells
Miller. druggists.
Evening star., 1899-04-14
FINANCE AND TRADE
Manhattan and Tennessee Coal and
Iron Show Strength.
GOOD UHDERfONE TO STOCKS
Brought About by Expected Fav-
orable Bank Statement.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, April IA small volume
of commission house business and moderate
purchases by traders served to give the
market decidedly strong undertone this
morning. Traders bought the recently
active issues the prospect Of a good
bank statement tomorrow. The heavy
liquidation at the close Of last week is ex-
pected to show In tomOrrows figures with
encouraging results.
The money market is carefully watched
by all interests, as the aurries of the last
few days are not wholly eliminated as a
factor.
The payments on account of the Liggett
& Myers tobacco operation were the occa-
sion of some apprehension as to their ef
fects on interest rates at the end of the
week The only real influence, however
was reflected in decreased volume of mis-
cellaneous business. Holders of stocks show
no disposition to sell, and the only ques-
ton is as TO the opportune time for new
buying. 4
by buying on every occasion. Whenever
the prices of Atchison preferred, Missouri
Pacific and such issues yielded to the SELL
ing good conservative accumulation was
invariably disclosed.
A few stocks, as Usual were singled out
for especial demonstrations, Manhattan
and Tennessee Coal and Iron being partic-
u.arly prominent. AS to the former the
buying was unusually confident, and ru-
mors of a sharp and substantial advance
prevail. The opportunities for further
manipulation in local railway shares are
good, and there Is every reason for believ-
ing that the most will be made of them.
The interest behind the present movement
In Manhattan is a strong one, and ii is not
surprising that a large following is prepar-
ing to join in the advance should 1t give
further evidences of its
The Tennessee Coal and Iron advance
was accompanied by rumors of a proposed
payment of all back dividends on the pre-
ferred as a condition precedent to the re-
firing Of that bothersome issue. The prop
erty Is earning more money than ever be-
fore, has received the impetus of new and
experienced interests and is in an enviabIe
trade condition. If necessary the entire
plant could probably be merged into one of
he newer corporations with profitable re-
ults to its shareholders.
The Flower collection of speculative de-
butants moved about irregularly during the
day, the common shares in most instances
attracting the bulk of the attention. Brook
lyn Rapid Transit was strong under good
inside buying and holders are confident that
the speculation in these shares is far from
exhausted
Taken as a whole, the market showed
confidence in the future, but the list of
actual bargains is not long one. With
the Spanish indemnity to pay, new indus
trials 10 float and the mixed gossip on the
crop damage, there is a large following
which will adhere to the rule to buy only
on the weak days.
Evening star., 1899-04-14
Hotel Arrivals.

ArlingtOn-S. Sutton, Pittsburg; r. Craw-
ford, Philadelphia; E. w. Hine, Orange,
n. j.; j. R. Smith, Waterbury, Conn; R.
F. Parker, Boston.
Cochran-W. f. Kuhn, Pfttsburg; D. Tib-
bits, Troy, n. Y.
Ebbtt-J Overstreet, Indianapolis; w. c..
Johnson, Cincinnati; P. De Salmine, Ha-
vana, Cuba: f. r. Hall, Philadelphia
Hamilton-C. Koch, Chicago; F. H. Mat
thews. Shelton, Pa.
Metropolitan-G. S. Andrews, Wisconsin;
D H Asher New York; w. L. Wilson,
Lexington, Va; H. Woodward, Buffalo,
\. Y.
Nationally Green, New York: R. H D.
Willis, Wheeling, w Va; c. 7. Bailey,
North Carolina; j. T Zile, Cincinnati.
Normandie-J. H. Meyer San Francisco,
Cal. J. J. Sander. New York.
Ralegh-Ci. X. Angue. Boston: ]. r. Ken
drick. Philadelphia; J. j. Boylan, New Jer-
sey; H. Donavan, Springfield, Mass; II.
Fox, Cincinnati.
Riggs F. Masser, Boston; L. Horton.
Arizona: J T. Ball, Wilmington, Del; r. S.
Fitch, Buffalo. n. Y.
Shoreham-C S. Phillips, Philadelphia; II.
Johnson, South Bend. Ind; d. II. Steigers,
St Louis: II. G. Powell, Chicago.
St. James-H NJ. Gardner Boston; j. z.
Kenyan, Philadelphia; F. L. Strong, Chi
cago; G. +. Barbour, Gardner, Mass.
Wellington--J. P. Van Hook. New York;
j. + Pershing, Chicago; G. Burruss, Bal
timore.
Willard-W. F. Dazeil, Pittsburg; A. w.
Chaffee. Detroit: j. NJ. Dashieli, Philadel-
phia; G. A. Bell. Troy, n. Y; E. w. Gill
mer, Warren, Ohio.
Evening star., 1899-04-14

as have been. or may be. made under this
act to the artillery. and except the cadets
provided for by this act. who may be ap-
pointed prior to July l, 1901.
And provided further. That no officer
who has been, or may he, promoted under
existing law. or under the rules of senior
ity, shall be disturbed in his rank.
GOV. Lees Letter.
Gov Lee in his letter demanding the re-
turn of the South Dakota volunteers from
the Philipplnes recites the facts Of enlist
ment to fight for humanity against Spain
declares that .'thc South Dakota volunteers
have fulfilled every obligation which they
owe TO their country and its flag" and
should be allowed to return home. He
says:
I'VE view their present or future reten-
tion as unconstitutional and violation or
the law which called the organization into
being and feel sure they will not he retain-
ed against their Will. against the law and
against tine moral sense Of the people Of
our state without Offering some sound rea-
son for doing
He declares the present course rcpugnaut
10 the fundamental principles Of this gov
eminent a violation Of the Declaration OF
Iudep-udeuCe, reputation OF the theory
upon which We engaged in war with Spain
and utterly inconsistent with your excel
Iency's splendid announcement respecting
the policy 70 be pursued toward Cuba
He says the people are unable To c0un-
tenanCe the present attempt Of this govern
uent 20 enforce title with bayOnetS 10 a ma
tion of brown men, purchased from dis
graCrr and VauCUShed deSpet. and regard
the further sacrifice IF our soldiers. in
conflict waged against liberty and in the
interest Of exploiting capitalism. as totally
Incompatible with the spirit of our institu-
tons
Evening star., 1899-04-14
Washington stock Exchange

Sales-regula- call. II O'Clock m-Cspltal Trac-
sos 20 eosi 70 at 9O. 20 at 9o5s 10 at - soy 4
20 at. ~ 81, m washington Gas. % AT 5s cash, 80
cash MergenthaIer Linotype 10 at Iss. 10 a.
GlsnophoaS stoG Gs Mgnoyp' ht i ~, 70 at I9 american
Graphophone preferred 100 at IfIs 10 at Ill
Tneuliiatie 1d Gun Carriage, loo 42c loo at 43c
aaoo aoo at at ~ 42e After call-U. 5. Electric Light deb
o., es, SIiSoo at l2l Sl.3o0 at I2l. West End Ma
ls 10 at lls captai q TraeioH SaeiGsi at n"af a at at
Sarr, 81, at ~: d 10 at 81 10 at 81 Pneumatc Gun
= District of Columbia Boiris-5s, 1Sss aO-year
3ulng a9I d9o bid IS 1901 water stock. los bid.
~ Miscellaneous nds-Metropolitan Railnad IS.
NJ NJ DID. Metropolitan Railroad cony Is, 10 bid.
Metropolitan Railroad cert indtbf., B. iiS I'D bid
IGinRoia M m Rairoad Is. i275 bid lsl asked. Column
Washington Gas CO.. series A. , @ i5 H bid i'd Sss Wss
1nston lf Gas Company series b, 6s. 115 bid. L. 5.
Electric Light lndebt. Gs, Iiolz bid ches:'.
peaks and Potomac Telephone 5s lG5 bid. Amerl-
Market lst Is. los BID % washngton S3 Mnfket
g Co inn imp s Gs los bid Washington Market Co e1tn
American Graphophone deb. IS, 101lg bid.
hid National Bank stocks-Bank OF Washington, $40
Farmers and Mechanics 1870 bid. Second $50 bid
Citizens 100 bid Columbia, $50 bid; 15s asked.
ls6 bid. Lincoln 11sts bid. '' lisa. Il asked I -Ao'i'
sal safe DE Deposit and Trust Companes National
ington Loan and Trust I54 bid, Ias asked. Ameri-
can Security and Trust. i75 bid, 200 asked. Wash
ington Safe Deposit, 80 bid.
Insurance Stocks. .-Firemen's, 33 bid Franklin.
471a bid. Metropolitan, 75 bid. Corcoran, 90 bid.
Potomac. GO bid. Arlington, 135 bid, $50 asked.
Gerinan IAN n, American, 200 bid National Union. liz
bld l2g asked. Columbia, 13 bid, Il asked. Riggs.
s bid People's. 6ss bid. 634 asked. Lincoln, x119s
bid. Commercial, Az bid.
Title INSURANCE stocks.-Real Estate Title. IS
bid Columbia Title, SIS bid, asked District
Title. bid, 5 asked.
Railroad stecks.-Capital Traction Company aoa.
bid. 81 asked. Metropolitan, 223 bid, 225 asked.
Columbia. 135 bid. IA asked. City and Suburban.
Is bid.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks Washington Cas-
KOS bid, 30 asked. Georgetown Gas, 50 bid.
United States Electric Light. I59 bid.
Telephone Stocks.-Chesapeake and Potomac, x15
bid so asked. Pennsylvania, 40 bid.
Miscellaneous Stocks. - Mergenthaler Linotype,
1875 bid 1sS asked Lanston Monotype 1917 bid,
1875 asked American Graphcphone. 1874 bid. 1875
asked. American Graphophone. pfd., 14A bid 14L
asked: Pneumatic Gun Carriage, Al bid, AZ asked
Washington Market, 10 asked. Great Falls Ice
145 bid, $50 asked. Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat, 102 bid.
xEx dividend.
Evening star., 1899-04-14
A TELEPHONE NEWSPAPER.
All the News of the Day Talked Into
Subscribers Ears
From the New York Press.

rIoih tHt New 10TH IEtss.
The Hungarian capital boasts of a dis
seminator of intelligence and music that
leaves all similar attempts far behind.
1t is the Budapest Daily Telephone Ga
zette, which has gotten over the expare
mental state and now is an institution
as necessary to the well being Of society
there bread and butter.
To begin with the Telephone Gazetta
beats all contemporaries in the number
of editions. 1t starts its ting-aling-Iing
at $50 in the morning and says good night
a few minutes before midnight. This is
the program its subscribers NAV eniov ar
a nominal cost.
Paterfamilias wants, of course his bud
get of news the moment he sits down to
breakfast. As the receivers leach house
hold has two of them) are on the ends Of
long wires. he places the tube on little
forklike instrument in the middle of the
table, and at once a soft. melodious voice
begins to inform him of the contents of the
latest dispatches of Vienna and Budapest
local news and of the publications in the
Official Gazette.
Or maybe he wants to hear first about
wheat and bonds and railways. In that
case he can have things changed about
for the asking.
At 10 O'Clock, when the housewife sits
down for a quarter of an hour to take
a rest, the polite editor will ask: us the
gracious lady pleased to hear all the the
atrical and musical news, or does she pre-
| fer to listen to the doings of the court
of society and of sports? Or does the gra-
| cious lady prefer to hear the latest scan
| dal aSftating Budapest, Vienna or any
| other capital in the world?'
| And presently the operation observed at
breakfast is repeated, with the difference
| however. that the listener probably is re-
| Ginning in rocking chair or stretched
| out on the sofa.
| But there are people who have neither
| time at breakfast nor at 10 o'clock to in
| oulge their passion for information Very
| wall, the editor will furnish a resume OF
| the morning service between Il and
/ o CLOCK. Next he win ask: Are you goine
Evening star., 1899-04-14
SINGLE TAxERs HONOR JEFFERSON.
Letter From Michael Dayitt Read
Ernnk Stenhuns- Sn.nI.nr

The Manhattan Single Tax Club held its
eleventh annual dinner last night at the
Marlborough Hotel. in New York The at
tendance was large Men and women were
present in about equal proportion to do
honor to Thomas jefferson ostensihIv. but
II appeared subsequently that greater
dol was ''our contemporary jefferson
Henry George" as Dr. N-tiynn. the dead
philosophers friend put H.
y feature Of the dinner was the dernoc-
racy OF dress that was observed. TIE men
wore everything. from evening dress to
plain gray business suits. The women We're
a unit il their avoidance Of ANYTHING like
evening dress.
Much disappointment was caused b,, a
telegram received from Tom /. Johnson of
C!eNeland expressing his regrets at rot be
ing aoIt 10 ~ present \ letter was read
from Michael DIvitt in D4lk.y co,,rt,,
Ireland. IL which. after referring In tbe
question OF home rule for Ireland in the
sehIitn+rt ireland for the Irish and the
land for the people" h,. said: e
1 sincerely hope thar the members of
your club who are rightly h0oorirq tba
ndHie @nf memory ana. above all the prin
clpies o. Thomas jefferson vii! not hesifata
~ t'.SiaIIn America for the Americans.
Luna Tor the Cu5ans and the PbiIipnjnas
TOT their people. JeffersCu's glorious and
ElIlorlt! principle affirmed ard declared
tilAt WA an governments derive their lust now
N rom tde co lsent Of the people govern
ed. ahd Tie republic Of the United Stares
OGsht 10 ne the last Of civilized nations 70
adopt the unjust agl-r essiyG 70
S&nIch & the tath 'rs OF its indepenSenre
lngtOn" "i4uef " dSh-
A letter was also read from A. HeIin a
member OF the second chamber of Swaian
hSh the exercises were practically con-
cLI1eI I Frank Stephens of Philadelphia was
cduSd upon. and in reply Mr. Stenhsns
u9h tor It's course in the Philippines.
IN this all present showed that thax, 1,,ara.
80 tsE 'nT speaker and all applauded yfgor-
oasIy when he said. referring tn o,,r soI
1iers IN the Philippines: II pray that tbe
tIod or battles will bring them ouiclx anS
overwhelming defeat" NU'eN anu
Evening star., 1899-04-14

receipts lol74 barrels; exports, 20 barrels: sales,
none Wheat unsettled aud easier: No red. spot
and the MONTH TTAa7TN: May 7Tlta77@: July. -:
steamer No. red, T2isa72A; receipts, 25.50l bush
els; exports, 5000 bushels; stock. 33IiS1 bushels;
southern on grade, 7Si.a7Ih Corn easy; mixed,
spot, haia+2. the month, 40 asked: May. Rln:ap
exports, l24.aS bushels; stock 64S.ST4 bushels:
sales. p 600 bushels southern white corn ~: do.
yellow, 42S,. Oats firm No. white, S5a35ls: No.
mixed 32a32ls: receipts. 1909 bushels. eNpoEfs,
none; stock. Sa5. .2I1 bushels. RYE hrln~r: ". ,
nearby. 80 asked. No . western 62Ls: receipts
Zss6 bushels EXPORTS "a. 2S6 bushels stn-k S,.-lS
bushels Hay firm: No. timothy. Si25aaSig.
Grain freights weak steam 60 Liverpool per hssh-
cl I'd. April Cork for orders, per quarter -. Sd.
April Sugar strong, unchanged Butter wrak:
fancy creamery. -; fancy imitation. lSa1a. fancy
lhde. i,al6; good iadle, i3al4 store packed. llaIa;
rolls, l2als. Eggs firm: l2ls. Lettuce 81 1aas2
per bushel box. Whisky unchanged
Evening star., 1899-04-14
Mental Condition in Question.

Charles Ryan, twenty-five years old, tried
last night 10 end his life with razor, and
then gave the officers a tussie when they
went to arrest him. Ryan gave his throat
slash when near the corner of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and 18th street. He was
taken to the Emergency Hospital, where
he was attended by DR.. Whitson. The pa
tient was released from the hospital later
in the night This morning he was ar
rested by Policeman Latchford, who found
him at the house of Mr.. Collamore, in
Southeast Washington, where he had been
employed. He formerly lived in Prince
George county, not far from Marlboro In
Judge Kimball's court today he was
charged with vagrancy, and the judge sent
him to the hospital in order that the ply
sicians might determine his mental condi-
ton.
Evening star., 1899-04-14
Soldier Convicted of Assault.

William ]. Crown, a member of Company
K. 4th Artillery, stationed at Sher!dan's
Point, caused considerable trouble last
night. 1t is alleged, in disreputable house
on 1312 street. He assaulted d young wo-
man in the house and then attacked PO-
liceman Mellen when the latter went to
make the arrest. For the two assaults
Judge Scott fined Crown So and the de-
fendant will serve twenty days in jail
should he fail to pay.
Evening star., 1899-04-14
TOmOrrOH's Entries at BennfnE.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BENNING RACE TRACK, d. c., April
14.-Following are the entries at Benning
tomorrow: First race. handicap, six fur
longs1Sanders 12s; Vertigo, 113; Tyrian.
100: Prestidigitatrice, l0S; Tabouret. 1oo;
Tallahassee. 100; Tinker 100; Red Gidd. 81.
Sand RS and Tyrian coupled as Alexander $
entry Vertigo and Prestidigitatrice coupled
as Morris entry.
Seconi race, Nursery stakes. half mile
Praztidigitator, 11S; Delacy, 115; Primrose
Day. 112; Specific, 112: Greetings, ll2;
Eileen Daily, 112.
Third race. Washington handicap, one
mile-Thomas Cat, 123; Nosey, 12l12; Cha
rentus, 120la; Knight of the Garter, l2o;
Premier, 1171a; Danforth. 1l6l4; Duke of
MiddIeburg, 1161a; Roysterer, 49, Boney
Boy, 113; Charabella, 105. Charentus and
Roysterer, Richards entry; Knight OF the
Garter and Nosey, Randolphs entry.
Fourth race, selling. six and a half fur
longs-Eastertide, 107: Bonnie Nell, LOG;
Tinker, 102; *Marsian, 102; Christabella,
100; *Plantain, 81; *Sister Stella, 81; Lady
Exile, 9J.
apprentice allowance claimed.
Fifth race, Benning handicap, steeple-
chase. two and a half miles-Baby Bill, 167:
Trilion, 154; Decapod, 152; Horseplay. 143;
Virginia Dare, 1+0; Red Hackle. 139; Liffy,
13j. Trillion and Virginia Dare coupled,
Hays entry; Red Hackle and Liffy, Clyde
entry.
Notice.-First race, 3 pm.
Evening star., 1899-04-14
Mr. Mazet said the committee quite agreed

Mr.. Mazet said the committee quite agreed
with him.
denomination for the supreme court by
Tammany Hall at the last election. was
then called. He said he had been notified
in the early part of last year that he need
not expect a denomination on the ground
that he had refused to make appoint
ment and had also refused to make a judi
cial oreer.
who notified your" asked Mr.. Moss.
THE notification came from Mr. Croker.
whom | see here now, and / suppose he will
not deny it. so it is unnecessary to state
who was the medium of the communica-
ton" replied Judge DAILY.
Judge Daily said Mr.. Croker wanted him
to appoint Michael T. DAILY as chief clerk
of the court of common pleas. Judge Daily
said he refused to comply with Mr.. Croker's
wishes.
Roger Pryor's Contribution.
Ex-Judge Roger A. Pryor was called. He
said in 1891 he contributed $4,000 and also
$500 to the county democracy after his
nomination.
Was it suggested to you that you should
contribute that large sum of money!
Yes" said Judge Pryor. 1T was sug-
gested by Richard Croker. The money was
given on the 14th day of October, 1891,
when Idrew check for $4,000. payable to
the order of Richard Croker chairman of
the finance committee of Tammany Hail.
On the 18th day of October, 1S91-th9
next day-that check was returned to me
brought to me by Michael DAILY, who said
that he preferred to have the check pay
able to bearer, that he himself would col
lect it and turn the money into Tammany
Hall
Judge Pryor testified that no member of
Tammany Hall, from Mr.. Croker down,
had ever suggested to him how he should
decide in any case.