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RACING NOTES: BIBLE TETS.
The Rev. Mr.. Parker His Own Sporting Editor
Tho Eternity Stakes"


Tho Eternity Stakes."
Special Cable Ds,paich to THE Sun.
LONDON Dec. 81 In the Sun this after
noon the Rev. Mr. Parker prints next TO a two
column prospectus Of the mines owned by
Mr. Bottomley. the proprietor Of the paper.
and In place Of the usual racing column. what
he call. corrected race record. as follows:
Tho Eternity Stakes:
The start-Born In Sin-'Behold. was
shapen in iniquity and in sin did my mother
conceive me?'-Psalm H.. g.
The Racc-An gone out OF the way They
are al gone out OF the way. they are together
become improbable; there is none that doeth
good no. not one Romans. Ill. IT,
The Finish-After Death the Judgment
And II is appointed unto men once to die. but
sftor this the judgment Hebrews, tx. ~.
The Weighing Room-'Thou art weighed
In the balances and art found wanting
Daniel v, ?7.
Settling Dny-'For what shall It profit q
man. II he shall gain the whole world and lose
his own soul?'-Mark. vii, SO
Tho botting items include 10 TO 1 on Book
maker. 20 to against Novice, 40 to / against
Yokel and 100 to against Flats.
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Students ~ A TCsSLE.
Debate Between New York College Men sue
ceeded BY q Row In the Street.

Tho Cllonian and the Phronocosmian Liter.
ary Societies Of the College Of the City OF New
York had debate last night in the Madison
Square Garden concert hall. The subject
was The Partition Of the Chinese Empire. !"
While it was going on somebody stole 04's
class flag Naughty Four" as this class {,
known. decided to have revenge on the '03
class and after the debate there was a clash
on Madison avenue, About two hundred
students took part in IL.
They made such a noise that the superin-
tendent OF the Garden called up the West
Thirteth street police station and told Sergt
Townsend that there was riot going on
The reserves hustled into the patrol wagon
and hurried TO the scene. They found a
bowling. struggling mass Of students tha Z
melted away like snow In summer rs soon
as the blueco oats hove in sight There were
no arrests. but the police eathered up a pile
Of smashed hats and torn pieces OF clothing
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River Mariners In Distre.s

Martin Cook. 40 years old. and his wife Nellie
went 20 Bellevue Hospital last night and soid
that they were pennilcss and dsetitute and
wanted tob be taken care Of The man told tho
clerk that up 20 a week ago he owned canal
boat and he and his wife lived on IL THO
boat foundcrri al Hastings on the Uudson
They spent what little money they had aud
then walked t. this city II took ,ha,, ,ir.n
days 10 max" the Journey. They were sent 10
the city lodging house ' w.
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The Bsilcys Trial Postponed Aea,,

NEWPORT. II. J., Dec. 2l.-Thc official speed
trial Of the torpedo boat Bailey has again been
postponed II was impossible to scc,ir. ,b,
proper coal supply. To-day was tho ,,r,.
SCI lor The trials 10 standardise the revolutions
ol lhe propeller, hut II was impoSsibl. Ia dn
even this. The best the boat would do VS.
~ 3: khots The steam pressure for ~ knots
J. pouhds, which was lie ched. but She
ana u was finally decided TO suspend further
triais untii the proper coal can be secured,
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Hun ger Made Him Insane.

James Stewart. a painter. a. years old, Of
90 East ioeth street. and his two children.
Madeline and Maud, were found at their
home yesterday. suffering from starvation.
The father. who had been ont Of work for
months and who had sold all the furniture
for money for food. was practically insane.
and II was his ravinc TINT attracted the at
tention of tho ncighbor4 t. his condition
Stewart was taken u Harlem Hospital and
the children were sent 10 the Gerry society.
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Gen. George ". Davis in washin ston.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-Gen. George W
Davis. until recently commander of the
Military Department OF Porto Rico and
formerly military governor OF Porto Rico
arrived in Washington this m ornins and reg
stcred AZ the War Department. Gen Davis
was relieved from duty In Porto Rico when
the military department there was CONSOLE
dated with the Department Of Cuba. and was
ass signed to duty in the Philippines as inspec-
tor-goneral on the stan of Con. VI ,oArthur
lie will proceed to Manila as soon as he can
make the necessary arrangements
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iRHITRATiON PETITION SHEIvED.
H'lgian Deputies Dodge Popular Request as
TO the South African War.

.Nrffl0l fdKc N'5nGlfN % TIT NTN
BUJ ~SFls Dec. - - The Chamber Of
Deputies has referred Ia a Comntt"" a pupu-
l' petition To tho Government to offer
Co. 1rhtrate between Great Britain and the
.g'h African republics THIS action /,
'HU'amount to shelving the petition, which
"I> signed by ala enormous number OF
itI-Ons.
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Arizona Applies for Statehood.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 2i Gov Murphy, ofAr-
zona Territory and Delegate Wilson appeared
this morning before the Senate Committee
on Territories and made arguments In support
OF the bill Tor the admission Of Arizona as
a State
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HENRY SIENKIKWTCz HOyoRkD.
Thirtfeth Anniversary Of His Literary Career
TO he a National Affair.

Special Cabis Dsspateh 10 THE Sun.
VIENNA. Dec. 81 Henry Sienkiewics. the
well-known Polish writer. will celebrate at
Warsaw tomorrow the thirtieth anniver-
cary Of his literary career. The Russ ian
Government will make It national affair
1t sanctioned the purchase by the public
OF the Sienkiewicz family estate at Oblegorek.
in the Kielce district. where the author was
born. but which was subsequently sold out
side Of the family. The ceremonies In con-
nection with the anniversary. which will
take place In the Warsaw Town Hall. will
include the presentation Of the title deeds
to this property TO NJ. Sienkicwicz
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meeting whs, h.. happ.o.a =, ,ha, particular

session
4 despatch from shanghai ~ to-day's date
SAYS Chans 'hi TunR. Niceroy Of Wuohena,
has notified ths 'onsuls Al Ilahhow that h"
has received an Imperial odict authorizing
him 10 selsct q section nj tho river bank within
'htce miles of the north gate ~ WuchnnR.
which ha Il a. oten Z" foreign trad" u vii
he named s"lf-op"red port and will br the
site for tho future terminus - tho canton
ard iinnkow Railway
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BANKER sTERNBERG GUILTY.
Two and Onc-Haif Years at Penal ssrvitu de
His Sentence.
Special Gable D0pd,eh 10 TEE srr.

Special Cable D"po,eh 10 TEE Sun.
BERLIS. Dec. 2i.-sternberg the wealthy
Berlin banker who was charged with offences
against morality. and whose arrest led TO q
great police scandal. was found guilty to-day
and was sentenced to penal servitude for
two years and a half and to be deprived Of
his civic rights for FIVE years.
Chief OF Police Mcerscheit Hucllesen. who
was implicated Ia the revelations brought
about by the charges against Sternberg, he
having admitted that he received money
from the banker. died to-day.
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Movements Of Army Transports

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-Gen. Macarthur
cabled tho War Department this morning from
Manila reporting the following movements
OF army transports: tunemaugh West
Minister sailed Dec. Is. Cdpack, Dec. Is:
Transport Port stephens. Dec. 30; Trans
port Almond Branch arrived Yesterday
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LAPoRTE. Ind. Dec. 2i.-Proceedings BE-
gun to-day In the Bankruptcy Court show
that the liabilities OF jules Levy, the cor
netist, formerly OF New York city, will bo
In tho neighb orhood OF tc5, 900. with assets
Of about 500. Levy lived in good style at
Elkhart where he got n salary Of N.Coo q
wear from "N-ConCressman Charles Girnrd
Conn 10 test musical Instruments manufaCt-
urcd in th" conn factory.
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Movements Of Government vessels.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-The training ship
Essex has arrived at the Norfolk anchorage.
the training ship Topeka al gers. the cruiser
Albany at Cavita, the collier Pompey at Aden.
aud the collier Alexander at Hong Kong,
for
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woodruff and the Senate Committee.

Senators-olect Henry Marshall, Rudolrh
Fuller and Arthur Audett will meet Lieut. Gov
Woodruff q his home In Brooklyn this after
noon 10 talk over senate Committee ap,,oint
ments. senator Marshall, Il Is said will La
on the Cities Committee
The sun., 1900-12-22
THE WESTERNIAND DISABIED.
Heavy Gales Of the Last Few DAYS Cause Man
shipping Disasters.
Special Cae, Despatch 10 THE ST..

LoSDoS. Dec. 20 Reports Of shipping
disasters in consequence Of the great gales
Of tho pas, few DAYS continue Ia arrive The
lntcs, is in regard to the Red star Line steam
.hip Wrstcrnland. which was being towed to
Southampton by the steamship Somerhill
Both vessels are now disabled OF Weymouth
The hawSer hv which the Somcrhill was tow
Ing tho Red Star ship part I'd during the storm.
The Wcsternland's propeller il broken
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Wayne County Board Of supervisor Opposed
to Ii t-(iranRers, Too

LYONS. n. Y. Dec 2l.--The Wayne county
Board Of Supervisors. composed OF twelve
Republicans and three Democrats, to-day
voted to instruct Assemblyman Grifith and
Senator Raines to vote and work against the
proposed local option tax reform law and TO
work and vote against any legislation tending
to release personal property from taxation.
Twelve Republicans and one Democrat voted
IL. The matter has been under di cussion
for three weeks. q representative from New
York. favorinS the proposed bill appearing G
IN this part OF the State oppose the bin vi gor-
Ously
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CRUISER ALBAyYy LUCxr EsCAPr,
went Ashore at Csu,e. but Wa Yiost'd Unin-
jured.

wAsHnoror. Dec n In . brief telegram
received at the Navy Department to-day
Rear Admiral Rsmsy says the cruiser Albany
ran ashore at Cavite. but was foated un-
Injured.
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+. w. BROWER. q
~ JOHN ST, Th ~
New York. nv
0Nt Watches.
- Precious Stones.
TRINITY NOT TO UNITE WITH YALE.
President Hadlcy Denies the Truth Of the Re-
ports OF a nion.

NEw HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 2i.-Prssidsnt
Hadley OF Yale to- night said thsre was no
truth in the report that Trinity College Of
Hartford was TO become affiliated with Yale
University, nor had that plan or any other
plan been presented to Yale officials, presi-
dent Hadley said he knew Of no ale professor
who could be In possession Of information
about something that had never any sub
stance,
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PuMIc NOTICE.

II 10 hereby notified for inform alton nat
unless the men at present on commando be
longing to families in the Town and District
OF Krsg-rsdorp surrender themselves and
hand IN their arms 70 the Imperial Authorl-
ties BY the Goth July, the Who'll. OF their
properties win be cornscated and their farli-
lies turned out destitute and homeless
Dv order.
G. n, NJ RTTCHlE. Can't X. Horse.
Dist Supt PolloA
HRUGRRspoRP, eth July, 1900.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
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ENPkB0R COMO TO PEHIHs
Said That He Left insan-Fu >ou Wsdnesd,
without Dowaser Empress.

Special Cable Dsspdteh 10 The Sun.
BERIiS. Dec. 3i.-A despatch to the Prank-
rurter Zei,uno from Tientsin says that Prince
Ching's Interpreter states that the Emperor
unaccompanied by the Dowaser Empress
left Singan-fu on Wednesday for Pekin.
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GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

Gen, Pearson says he Il confident that the
English lines OF communication will be cut
repeatedly that the invading forces vii
fare as Napoleon did at Moscow
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MAJOR CUIGNET PUNISHED.
Two Months in . Fortress for Violating Army
Discipline.
Special Cable Dnpoteh TO TEE SUN.

Special Gable D0poteh 10 TIE SUN.
PARIS. Deo 2i.-Major Clignet. who was
prominently Identified with the Dreyfus case.
and who was arrested by order OF Gen. Andre,
Minister OF War. for violating army discipline
by writing TO the Prime Minister direct In
connection with the famous Panizzardi tele-
gram and making public certain secret
document. has been ordered to be detained
for two months In a fortress.
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THE NAMES LAST TRIP.
British Govern ment Has No Further Use for
the Hospital ship.

Special CabIS DUpcieh % The Sun.
LONDON. Dec. I.--The Government has
decided that 1t will not need the hospital
ship Maine. which was fitted out by a COM
mittee Of American women. after sho arrives
In England from China. Tho Maine sailed
from China on Dec. with ios sick and wounded
soldiers She ha. been In active service over
n year
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Stops the Cough and
Works on the Cold.

Laxative Bromo- Quinlne Tablets cure q cold In Oas
day No cure. no pay Price IS centS-Ada
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POULTRY.

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The Topeka state journal., 1900-08-08
Dromedaries For Speed.

IFrom the London ExpreSs-1
The horse is a noble animal" as all
the world knows, and perhaps we never
feel him nobler than when he is asso-
of glorious war But when it comes to
speed and staying power he is not in it
with the camel-or, rather, to speak more
correctly, the dromedary, since it is the
dromedary which is bred for swiftness, the
true camel being the beast of burden. In
most uncivilized and open countries the
bearer of important communica tfons who
is denied the aid of the railway might
horse for a. dromedary. The thoroughbred
dromedary in the pink of condition can
prising number of hours; a 9400 blood
horse would be hard put to it to exceed
miles an hour, and the fifth hour would
almost infallibly find him played out to
the point of exhaustion.
With half a dozen hours rest per day.
not necessarily including food and water,
the. '"crack" dromedary can be pressed
Famous the Tartars are for their
small, swift horses, they yet reserve their
greatest enthusiasm for their camel races
in which there compete some of the
purest- -blooded animals In all Asia Bad
though the character of the average
"oont'' is, there are among his aristo-
cratic representatives beasts as loyal and
gentle as any that ever wore hoof Every
school boy has by heart the dromedary's
wonderful capacity for storing both nu-
cies of cellular stomach.
Add to this the fact. not too well known,
of its almost incredible speed when high
dering that Europeans. and especially
European war officials. have not paid
more attention to its marvellous qualities
as a means of rapid communication.
1t is useless, of course, for civilized
countries with paved roads, it's feet be-
ing too soft to stand the hard, monoton-
Gus level of modern highways. But on
suitable ground there is nothing that can
compare with it for speed and bottom
except perhaps the dog, which. however,
cannot carry q rider.
horse. and at its numbering trot of eight
miles an hour can hold on for half day
at a stretch, and keep this its greatest
degree of speed, going for many days. A
horse. pressed to its limit of swiftness,
must rest on alternate days, or it will col
lapse.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-08-08

lirninary round and two in the first
round. The national ex-chanpion, Bob
Wrenn. the veteran, w. A. Larned.
Sumner Hardy, the champion of the
Pacific coast, w. J. Clothier, the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania crack, Sewell
Rordman and A. w. Post, were the
winners before noon. Larned was
drawn against the Princeton champion,
r. D. Little, who fell an easy victim to
his opponent. Hardy was drawn
against George Clark, jr., a Harvard
crack. Hardy easily Outclassed his an
tagonist. The play of the Hardy broth
ers is being keenly watched by the ex-
perts, as they are now getting in trim
for the nationals at Newport next week
Wrenn won over Greenville Clark of
Harvard. The scores follow:
Mems championship, singles, preliTn-
mary rounds: w. A. Larned defeated
r. D. Little 6-1, 81; Sumner Hardy de-
feated G. c. Clark, jr., 6-1, 81; S.
Boardman defeated S. Waller 6-S, So,
6-2; w. J. Clothier defeated c. F. Wat
son, jr, 6-3, 60; r. D. Wrenn defeated
GreenvilIe Clark. 6-1, 60; A. w. Post
defeated George Kobbe rs. so.
The matches brought together J. "A.
Allen, the Yale ex-champion against
Bob Miles: ]. D. Bell of Columbia and
Bob Huntington: George Wrenn. jr.,
and Samuel Hardy, the Hobolzen crick-
ct club expert; Richard Stevens and
George Miles, and Edwin P. Larned and
Frederick B. Alexander, the Princeton
ian
The Topeka state journal., 1900-08-08
JEFFRIEs TRAINING.
Decreases His Weight While His Arm
Grows Stouter.

Asbury Park, n. J., Aug S.-Champion
Jim" Jeffries evidently believes in be-
ing prepared for an emergency encounter
which may present itself before the ides
of September.
After one week at Loeb Arbor, where
the Californian and his retinue are in
stalled in the Brady cottage, a reduction
in weight of a dozen pounds has been the
result.
Jeffries has increased each day the
amount of his work until yesterday he
went through an inning that nearly COW
cred the customary training programme
A ten-mile run in the morning at a
lively clip gave the fighter an appetite for
the more varied events of the afternoon,
when he took a bicycle ride, defeated his
sparring partner, Jack Mccormick, in a
close handball game; punched the bag un-
ii the rope gave way under the powerful
blows, skipped rope for fifteen minutes
and then ran down to the ocean and had
a battle in the heavy surf.
That damaged left arm is on the mend
and in fortnight it will be as good as
ever JefTries favors the ailing member
just now, and he is naturally overjoyed
at its steady Improvement. Jeffries will
be in readiness for all comers and it
really matters little to him which one of
the lot tries to dethrone him.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-08-08
(Formerly of Kinley g Lannan)

and in the great Judgment Day verify
believe the charge of murder may be
laid to those mems doors.
1t costs twice as much to build a
house now in America, where live, as
it did eight years ago.
Why?
Not because building material is any
scarcer, not because timber and stone
and iron and mortar are any less COM
mon than they used to be, but simply
because men who have this Anglo
Saxon acquisitiveness, and this power
to make wealth rapidly, have combined
their energies.
They have seized upon the common
necessities OF life, things which you and
l can not live without and develop as
God wants US to develop-they have
seized on these common necessities and
then have charged for their use what
they please; and it now costs twice as
much to build human dwelling in the
state where 1 live as it did eight years
ago simply on this account.
The gigantic formations of capital
which have seized upon almost every
thing which belongs to the necessity of
human life is one of the signs of the
times in my beloved land
And yet there are signs of promise
even there. For men and women, more
and more of them every day are rising
up to ask: How can we make our bust
ness thorough and thorough Christian
as it ought to be?
The Topeka state journal., 1900-08-08
VIA THE GULF.
Movement to Ship Kansas Wheat by
New Route.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. S.-Represent-
atiyes of the gulf grain shippers have
begun preliminary arrangements for
the shipment to Europe through south
ern ports of Kansas Oklahoma and In
dian Territory wheat. A committee
from the boards of trade of New Or
leans and Galveston, accompanied by
the state grain inspectors of Louisiana
and Texas. made up the party, which
later conferred with grain inspectors of
Missouri ard Kansas. The conference
will adopt a standard of grading the
new wheat and the movement will be-
gin as soon as the classification has
been decided upon.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

AT OMAHA
Score by innings: