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Bar aarbor Yachtsmen Organize the Mount
Desert Racing Association

BAR HARBon. July 24-The boating interests
here Yesterday were combined In an oreanis,-
ton known as tho Mount Desert Racing
Association. Primarily II Is composed of
the new 25-foo,ers popularity known 10
knockabouts. but Is also In the interest Of all
other classes, The definite formation Of the
association was decided on at a meeting held
on Sunday night. a. Chiltern. Edgar Scott's
house. Those present included the own
ers OF tho 25-footers now here. and
were; Edward Dev. Morrell. William
dixie. Edgar Scott and V. E. Macy.
Edgar Scott was elected President, Edward
Dev Morrell Vice President William Lawrence
Green Secretary. Treasurer and Measurer, r.
II. Thorndike Assistant Measurer, 1t was de-
cided to hold races every Wednesday and Sat-
urday during the season. rhe prizes will be
cups offered by the association. They will be
awarded on a percentage basis, The boat win-
olared winner Special cups offered by mem
hers or their friends will be competed
for, on the scheduled race days. fhere
will be a number OF womens races
The crews OF the boats are limited
20 twolamateurs and two profe sonas, the
latter being permitted to steer during the sea-
son Of 1900 after which only amateurs may
handle tho tiller. Courses up and down French
mans Bay were laid out. the start and finish
being within the harbo
A regatta will be held during horse-show
week The new organization is meeting with
favor on all sides. A large clubhouse will be
built next year The n Y. Y, c. ia expected to
cooperate and to make Bar Harbor the termi-
nus Of their eastern cruise.
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Democrats IN indianapolis who Opposed the
Candidate In 'ee on the Committee

Ocm0crau IN Inonnapoih VINO opposed the
Candidate In 90 on tho Committee.
INDIANAPOLIS. July a.-The local committee
which will have charge Of the arrangements
In connection with the notification of Bryan
md Stevenson on Aug. were announced to-
day and there is much surprise in political
rircles that 40 much prominence has been given
70 Democrats who were opposed TO the nominee
In lso6 and who havenot been publicly announced
as having returned TO the party fold. IL k
Explained that the Appendices were willing
TO take part In the potifCatiOn ceremonies
and the managers say that their selection was
decided upon a. the best way Of rIintroducing
them into the party. Some Of the free silver
men think that MI take has been made. but In
,rter to prevent notorlcty they refuse TO be
quoted.
- The Reception Committee visited Military
PARK to-day and arranged the space on which
the notification will take place. There will be
,eats Tor 20 on, and CANOPY, made Of red,
white and blue bunting and la vishly decorated
with ilass, will cover the stand on which BRYAN
and Stevenson and the Notification Committee
Will be sat Il. meeting win be held on the
1ghi Following and Mr. Bryan will b. QsNcd TO
speak. The notification will take place in the
afternoon
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DEMOCRATS NAME A sOLDIEh.
Capt. ID. r. Allen Now Stationed In the Philip.
pines. Nominated for Congress.

pines, NOmI mated Tor ConGress.
INDIANAPOLIS. July N-The most enthusi-
astic Democratic convention that ever met in
the Ninth district assembled at awfordsville
to-day and unanimously nominated Capt
David Il. Allen Of Frankfort for Congress. The
meeting Of the convention was preceded by a
mass meeting at which Mrs Helen NJ. Cougar
and Miss Margaret InRels made speeches Tor
Bryan. Capt, Alien. the nominee Of the con-
vention, was in command Of a militia company
to 60 to Cuba and his COMPANY was among the
first 10 Respond and served through the war
lie then organized Company I Of the Thirty
gaged in the service in the Phhipp les, being
II command Of the post OF Banan IN southern
Luzon
The resolutions adopted by the convention
ignore the anti-imperiaiStic isslIe and the fight
against Congressman Landis will be made on
the Captains soldier record
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Wa Wa wins by Eight Seconds.

NEWPORT. July n.--Ths so-footers raced In
the open this aftern the course being onos
over the triangle sailed by the 70-footers 1t was
most interesting contest. and at the finish four
OF the yachts crossed the line inside Of thirty
two seconds There was smoky Southwestern
blowing. but the force was not as much O.
might be wished for. Five boats came to the
line. the largest feet this season. The
start was made from the Brenton Rsef
lightship. the first leg being . broad reach
Of four miles, The Hera got the ssnrt. with the
Wa Wa close second and in the weather DO
sition. and st the mark was in the Lead BY few
seeondhs she rounded \ at ttts. The nsnt leg
and half mile, OF, On the wind the boats
kept In close quarters, but the Wa Wa held the
windwnrd berth. The outer mark was rounded
by the Wa Wa and Hera almost simulta neoisly.
the former inside. She had no sooner cleared
the mark than she had her spinnsker on and
was bowling along to the lightship, Ave and q
half miles due north. On the run Wa Wa
and liera had Interesting luffins matches. BE-
fore the line was made the boats had 10 take In
their spinnakers and reach, the Wa Wa orossin1
eight seconds ahead Of the Hera. The summary:
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BRIDGRToN, July 2i--The Salem Country
Clubs goll players came 10 Rrid0e,on this fte,,
noon and defeated the lex Country Club OF thi,
place by 0 up IN medal play. The individual
scores were as follows
Dr. Sherron. Salem, beat the Rev. s. w. Beach
Bridreton up: william Ii. Chew. Salem heat Albert
McAllls,er. Brldgston. up; Richard T. Starr, salem
beai Raymond Spillsbury Bldg grlon. 2 up; Chailes
william Morris, Salem, lost 10 H. II. Shoemaker
Brldgeton, I down: J, Forman Sinnick son, salem
lost 10 Chester Dubois. Drdgeton. 5 down; Dr. Car
pcntsr. Salem. beat Judge EndiootL bhdgeton,
up
Chester Dubois. with 50 strokes, established A
new recol for the links
The sun., 1900-07-25
NAY. NAY, SAYS COLER.
He Doesn't want to Run for Governor What
ever Mr.. Hin Wants.

ever Mr.. Hill wants.
The Hon. David Bennett rill Is now resting
Ut Normandie-by-t -the-Sea. In odd moments
be Is Interested apparently In the selection OF
q Democratic candidate for Governor. His
arst prize Is the Hon, Bird s. Coler. Comptroller
Of the city OF New York. Mr.. Coler likes Mr.
AIN very we'll but Mr. Cole, also has 70 spend
Hill hopes to induce Mr.. Coler TO stand as the
Democratic candidate for Governor. Mr..
Coler does not see It that way He believes
that he should remain As Comptroller and
70 his banking house In Wall
street. AZ a matter OF fact. Mr. coer told his
personal friends Yesterday that under no cir
eumstancrs would he accept nomination
Tor Governor. or course a man may be In.
hon Richard croEer and David z; nm down
and II the Republicans nominate what the
Democrats. consider to be weak man. Mr.
Croker and Mr.. Hil may get together and In
sist upon the nopination OF Comptroller Coler
A. matter Of fact. IL may be said that Comp
troicr Coler and men OF his type do not care
to run for Governor of this state on the Demo-
cratic ticket before I9oa and Mr., Hin and Mr.
Croker are perfectly aware OF this.
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BRENNAN AGAINST BOYLE.
Said to Have Joined the Keahea Forces for
the Primary Battle.

Ex-Alderman Patrick II. Keahon, who is
fighting East River Bridge Commissioner James
W. Boyle for the Tsmmany Leadership In tho
Seventh Assembly district announced last
night that the Edward +. Brennan Association
had declared for him and would fight on his
side 10 the primary contest Mr.. Brennan
fought Mr.. Boyle at the primaries In March,
and polled 700 votes against Mr.. Boyle's i,iO0
The Brennans held a meeting last night at
their club rooms. Eighth avenue and Twelfth
sentative OF Mr.. Boyle offered 1880 for the
clubs support in August: Mr.. Boyies repre-
spent to enlarge and beautify the oiu6room
Mr. brennan made q speech to his followers
mean that Mr. Boyle would retain his leader
ship another year, 70 which Mr.. Brennan was
much opposed; ,Thereupon the association
to indorse kcahon, and its members marched
up Eighth avenue to the Keahon headquarters
Mt l38. whore all its members put down their
names as keahon men,
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Yaohtiaa on the LoMsr Ba,.

Ths nIsi OF series OF races arranged
by yachsmen OF Bensonhurst was sailed yes.
rrday. The course was In the lower bay
ana he yachts we're favored with a steady
sotherly breeze Siy boats started Charles IL
Aliens Ripple was the winner. She finished In hour
" minutes seconds John p. Nin~nt's Ida n was
second, then came ~ s. Sehramm's Fidelia 1iib,r
Jenkins wynonah, Richard NJ Carnrn's Gracle and
c. H. Abrahams Edwina The owners sailed their
own yachts. '"
The sun., 1900-07-25
Prohibition Notinca lion To-aight.

The Hon. Henry b Metoalf Of Providence. r,
l.. Prohibtloni.t candidate for vice- Pres ideut
will 10 notified officially at Carnegie Hall this
evening OF his nomination. Speeches will be
made by the Hon. John q. Woolley, the candi-
date for President; toe Rev, DIR. Slss c. Bwal-
low. the leading Pr0hbi tionist OF Pennsylvania.
Prof.. Samuel Dick.y Of Mich gan and Oliver "
Stewart the chairman OF the National Com
nitte Of Tho party. All orga aizatiors that
hate the liquor traffic are inv ted 10 be- prose mi
tickets may. be had at Prohibition Head.
quarters. 0 West Fourteenth street.
The sun., 1900-07-25
Gruber PIenic Tomorrow.

Abraham Gruber. leader Of the Republicans
In the Twenty-lrst Assembly district. Is going
to take the women and children of the district
on their annual picnic Tomorrow Three big
steamers have be IN chartered to take tn. crowd
from tht loot Of West Ninety-sixlh street at
O'Clock in the morning. The picnic will be at
will have G,OOO guests
The sun., 1900-07-25
Twenty.Auh Dis,ries Rally.

Edward II. Haley. leader Of the Republicans
In the Twenty-ffth Assembly district. has
called meeting f.r FRIDAY eve, ing at o'clock
avenue. at which tn. Mckinley and Rooseyelt
ticket and the Phiadelphia pl itform will bo in.
dorsed. Prof. n. J. Nerney of Troy viii make
the principal speech Of the evening.
The sun., 1900-07-25
Fears "Our Toasted Freedom 4, Doomed :,

SAon. Me July ?+-ln letter Of acceptance
ssued to-day the Hon. Samuel Lord OF Saco,
she Depocratic candidat' for Governor. aid
mat this country Ia rapidly approaching a con-
htion which Will require the most ssllful treat
hnd th@ I'm ire take yhe place OF the Republic :"
He added thar every loyal Democrat in view OF
me aarminr condition, ought TO support Bryan
The sun., 1900-07-25
Mr. Croker SIN In Town.

MT Croker was at tho Democratic Club for a
nuin Will last .'ycning. His friends said that
ae @ had no definite plans. but thar he honed 10
mere. which occur ON Aug. 4 "'' 'a'o'
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Constance and Orange Bowen Matched.

match race has been arranged between Regis II,
Posts Constance and C. de Hart Brower's Grange
Bowen These boats now at Bay Side and the r,c-
VIII 0e sailed IN t1e regatta of the Penataquh CORN.
!nan } acht Club neIt Saturday. The Constance As
tae challenger for the SeawanhakA Challenge cur
and the Orange Bowen Is new boak ~~s
The sun., 1900-07-25

The others withdrew. The result OF the draw
for the various trophies was
Presidents Cups P. Nash VS. G. d Barnes. r.
Terry Jr. vs. {. Il. Seelty, W p cheney vs. E
NJ Robertson vs /. c. LafocQue A. d. Cochtane
VS. W. J. TIAyis, a. C. Clark. Jr,vS U. Mur'
doch. Jr, r C. watson. Jr vs. \ NJ. Brown
J. O. Avtrili va Il II. Robertson. c 4. Richardson
vs. N. Ballou, c. 7. Watson vs.. G. ID Cory =, -
Consolation Cups Waller VS.. ID. Nico'l ID
Emmett VS. j. C.. Waterbury, T., Poo', Jf. yS l.
Frolhin gham or d, Chaunoey, g, o. Winston Jr vs.
Percy pyne, I'd
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WATER SPORTS.

Svimmine-io0 yards. scratch. for boys under 10
years-won by Bufch. Miller second. Time, /
minute 5s As secondA
Swlmming-l00 yards scratch. for boys under 20
yrars-Won by S. Nicholl, G, Beecfoft second.
Time, ! minute so l.5 seconds
Swmming-2o0 yaIds for boys under 20 years
Won BY W. W Swan, c. Beecroft second, r. Lock
wood third Time minutes 50 SIS seconds.
Tub Race Final heat won by X whiting. b.
whiting second. Harold Stevenson third.
Swimming ZOO yards Exhibition by r. a, Wenck.
Time. | min ute 40 50 seconds
water Poo-Flub Dubos beat .he HucklebcrIies By
l goal 10 0.
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Fl FEET.
ALCo vAPoR LAUNCHES.

Four-Oared Gigs, for Hen and Chicken Colors-
First prize, $50, won By Katrina second prize, sls,
won BY fleu de- LyS third prize. sit. won by Colo
MIA; fourth prize, So won BY Isolde: hlih priEa.
$3.50. won by Barracuda.
Pair-oared Gigs. Tor Dauntless Colors-First prize.
tlb. won by Crusader: second phIr. sl2. won by
syce; third prize. 50. won by Comet fourth priz-.
$3.50 won by ldalia Nth prize Sc, won by ntrc pd;
sixth prize. 50. won by lara.
Ding,es. for Execution Coors-Firs prize. 81. won
by Syce: second prize. 81. Won by Sayonara; third
prize. So. won ny Intrepid fourth priv. IS. won by
Crusader NTH prize. 81 won by Mira: sixth prize s..
eighth prize S2. won by Taurus; ninth piise, won
By Nlalta.
The sun., 1900-07-25

The result Of The drawlngs follows: Mrs r.
/ Kalcheisch, Jr;. and 4. 7 Dwight against
Miss yanderhoef and Pierre 4, ProaI Mlss
Miss Jane Swords and McLane Van Ineen. In
the competition for the Chamr onship cup pre-
sented BY j. Prentice Kellogg the following
qualified:
Dwight e3; J. Prentice Kellogg. -: r. u. Wiley 81;
4. II. h, Billings. SO: Albert Symington, SO: A. II.
Porter. Jr., S.
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BLOOMFIELD. N. j.. July 2-The women's
team OF tho Glen Ridge Golf Club met with q
bad defeat this afternoon on their own links by
the womsn Of the Montciair Golf Club Scores
The sun., 1900-12-08
DiSPTTE STOPS A CREMiTTON.
Undertaken Holds the Death Ceruncate and
Wont Give It Ip-WId0w In Tears.

Friend. and relatives of Frederick Stlchof.
who had gathered at AIS seventh avenue.
Yesterday afternoon, to attend his funeral.
sat waiting for three hours while tho Widow
Mrs Louisa Stlchof, went 20 the Jefferson
Market police court 20 persuade Magistrate
Meade tha; Vie uudcrtukor she had s"lerted
should have charge 81 the obsequles instead
81 another undertaken, The dispute over
tho BODY clruo to such a pass that when the
widow won't back 10 the waiting mourners
she was forced to toll them that while the
funeral services could proceed. the remains
would not ba removed until to-day. Tho
carriages were all dismissed
Stichof was found aspnySlated In bed
on Monday night. The circumstances pointed
70 suicide, but the Coroner decided that the
death was accidental. on Tuesday morn
ing II r"pre-"utativc OF SkeIv a Hnhna,
untertakers AZ 80 sixth avenue, called on
the widow aud presented To- her an pro"r
ON the Coroner authorizing the firm 10 l."
the body. Mrs Sichof signed tho paper,
thanking, she says. that II was an onlciAi
document from the Coroncr,'s ofce. Then
Skolly & Ituhna went ahead with prepara-
tilus for the funeral The BODY was To- I've
crcmated at Fresh Pond. and they pnid ~
advance for the inCincratIru. The funeral
was set for Thursday afternoon.
Nhen the undertaker, went to the house
at the time se' for the funeral Mrs Suchoi
lad learned the real purport o. tho rarerr she
had signed. Admttance was refnscd to
them, and fl was eypalned that Mr-. Stichof
wished to have Louis Roth, an und"rtaker IN
seventh avenue near Thlrty-frst -troet take
charge Of the funeral. Sicily Huhna had
laid out fair sum If money on the funeral
hy that time, and they declined TO give NJ
their right to have the body crema'ed Mr..
Stirhof declared that Roth should take care
of the funeral bur Skellv & Huhna held the
death cer'fi cate and refused 20 give IT, up,.
Mrs StichOf went 20 the Jefferson Market
police court and told her tale. She got n sum
mons for Alex ander fluhra. on" "t the firm.
charging him with the larceny Of the death
certificate nuhna said he was perfectly
willing TO deliver II II iis frm was re mhursed
for the amount they had already laid out.
III is not in my iurisdlctlon," broke In
Magstra ate Meade "Go To- civil court with
tho rase / will have nothing to do with IL
here"
-I,ut they are all ready AZ homo to have the
funeral" cried Mrs Stchof. "and we can't
take the body away without the death ceru-
nca'e"
Get another certificate" advised his Honor.
II was explaned 70 him that a death certificate
could not he obtained until to-day,
-Oh' What shall do? What shall do?-
monnad the woman,
Madam" said the Magistrate. -io home
and hnye your funeral services then wait
until tomorrow and bury him then.
Thank vou. judge said the widow. ana
shs hurried away to start the services.
The sun., 1900-12-08
JOHN 8. SILVER GOT MS CASH.
Discharged Clerk Trusted Him to Specu-
late in stocks Moneys Gone.

John 4 silver, who got slice of the Chemi-
cal National Banks assets about three years
ago on securities alleged afterward TO he
worthless. was held Ia 81, 900 ball in the Centre
street police court yesterday by Magistrate
Zeller on the complaint OF Howard j. Bar
low, Of 81 West Ninety-eighth street. who
accused silver OF stealing $3.50 Of his money,
Barlow said that he was discharged from
the claim department Of the Metropolitan
street Railway Company last January. soon
arterward he met silver In " all street watch.
ing blackboard quotations and silver agreed
TO invest money for him la stock speculaton@
under the cement that profits would be
shared while silver would assume all losses
lie offered Silver 500. he said. but silver
refused IL. saying
"Oh that's too iitue ] can't do anything
with 500
Barlow had been oueratlng In the Chester
u Lawrence concern winch went up last
week He drew out $50 ~ and managed
to get together $3.50 for silver To invest lie
hasn't seen a cent of II since.
silver in his own behalf said that he took
Biriow's account at Barlow'- earnest -ul,-
tatiou on the agreement that both prCiit-
md losses should be shared equally Th.
tLe stock brokers OF friend of his wto we're
personaly unknown TO him. He knew NOTHING
nf these transactions, but his friend was ab-
solutcly honest. Silver snid that he ran a
railroad inves tment ONCE AT - Broadway.
silver has been heavily In debt to many
month b" has been prisoner In n" West
Side police court on u charge ~ passing "A
worthless check "" could not furnish bail
yesterday 80 he remained In tho Iomhs.
The sun., 1900-12-08
TABERSACLE SAFE BEID TP.
Jersey city Lodge OF Eik' and Church Trus-
tees Have Both Bcen Tnjoincd.

vioe-Chanccllor Emery in Chancery Cham
hers. Jcrsev Guy, granted a preliminary in
junction Yesterday restraining the Jersey
City Lodge of Elks No 2li. from making
anv alteration OF the Tabernacle Church
building at Henderson and York streets.
which this lodge recently purchased from the
Board of Trustees of the First Congrega-
toual Church The Nice-Chancellor also
enjoined the church trustees from disposing
Of mortgage for the purchase money until
answer OF further order. He ordered the old
Iahcrn cle members who brought the pro-
c"cdiug@ for fhe purpose NJ ups"tting the snle
against any los on contract which they nav
laVo iuad" Tor 'lt"riug this bulding or loss
Uf occupation II they deed j. eventually up
held The Iuuri laid IA" members Of The
rIr-f Congregational church Society could
l. ali" thl~ sal" valid hv holding a meeting aud
ratifvIug the action Of the Board of Irustees
The sun., 1900-12-08
SHE WANTS HER HISBlND BACK.
Radecke Left His wife After a TIN and sh e
spent the sight Looking for Him.

II Charles Radecke. OF 1920 Franklin ave-
nue. in The Bronx. who left his wife last Mon
day afternoon. will return TO her he will
find warm welcome He left her last Mon
day after a slight tin. she says. and she walked
the streets all Monday night looking for
him
We have been married three years"
said Mrs Radecke to a SuN reporter yes
t"rday, and during that time we have been
very happy. 1t was only little squabble
which caused him 20 leave me
Her husband. she said. telephoned yea
tcrday TO a boarder of hers named Rudolph
Mas. that he was not coming back. He
refused To tell where he was
The sun., 1900-12-08

CHICAGO, Dec THE Rov. Dr. p Good
win and the Rev D. u + Fox will not preaC h
ooXt Sunday night ~ David Iewinshon' :
salnon- When Dr. Fox called on IewinSo h n
last evening To make arrangements the saloon
k.ourr proie-=od To be 80 indignant NJ tho bad
motives Imputed 70 him nv newspapers that
lie d declared the whole thing "A Another
reason he gave was that his liquor selling
.aid that he had been duped and hurried
The sun., 1900-12-08
DIED..

BURGTORr. On Friday. Der. 2 iaoo, Emil. be.
loved husband OF Elizabeth Hay, In his a2d year.
Funeral services Sunday. Dec o. 1900 AT his
late residence 5l6 Van Buren st. Brooklyn. at
bPM NJ Intenment Monday Dec 10. 1900, at
sPM
FENNESsEv.-M Long Island city, at his resi-.
ornce. II Seventh ST. on Thursday, Dec o, 1900.
Joseph D.. son OF the late Daniel aud Julia Fen
Messy
Funeral sunday. Dec. ., 1900 a,sP NJ. from his
late residence.
uOYDEN.-on Friday, pec. T. 1900 Horace j. Hoy
den in the eIst year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
kEMP.-on Friday. Drr T. 1900. at sas Union ST..
Brooklyn. James Kemp.
Notice of funeral hereafter
NACkEILAR Brooklyn. on Thursday, Dee 4,
1900. John Mackellar. Deputy chief Of Police.
In the 59th year OF his age
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the fun.
eral services on Saturday, Dee =, 1900, atsp.M.
at his late residence. Sl7 Eleventh ST. Broosyn,
MILIER.-On Thursday. Dec. 6. 1900, in New
York city, Of typhoid fever. Frederic S, beloved
son Of Frederic M. aud Charlotte y. Miller, IN
mis- 3Sth year.
Interneni at hts home In MENDOZA. Ill.
sTOIT-ln s,ouviIe y T.. al her home. on wednes-
day. Dec o. isOO Cath crime Adams. widow OF Charles
II. stott.
Funeral at St. Barnahas'S Church. stottvie. Satur-
day. Dec. :. 1900 at u O'Clock
zIMMERMANN.-on Friday Dec 7. 1000 Richard
William. son u otto julius and Marie Doruthea
Zimmerman, AGED - years
Funeral services at 81 rhonass Church. Bush
wick hy. and Cooper 81, Brooklyn, SUNDAY.
Dec. y. 1900. at y ~ N.
The sun., 1900-12-08
Court Of Appeals Decisions.
Any, Dec. The Court of Appeal. to-day handed

Albany, ll"s ne flIrt OF To-day handed
down the following DECISIONS.
WINS ". VI hlnlpn ~ a. Respondents Judgment
reversed. nov ,rli granted CnsL- Ia ahie event
Gunn. app'".lHut. ". M""i. bWy-r, RUueant vs.
Breri of Liuoar'p ~ New York We. ". irrmei.
I"~ylspr. \ . = h''y Vs. Carson and auotlcr aIpHl-
Hut- colony HlIr.tr'. F- harrow, Go,uuy ". IarroN
apIarut Flour 'l'' Nfuuunl b1uk ". Il'Ua AID an
oih"r arp"tsn'- NJ ~ v. New York E.oN pi"d ReIl-
road ana another, t'I"liut- lh1vcT vs. BrDwn. su-
u"u'ut. Mrrh ". havana knliiirF tomiauy. ep-
tclru', N"h.cf ~. bru'kuer, hup'asnU Judgment
slirnet v1'h costs.
strnhrl. appellant, VI. Kerr SAT- Company: motion
for tsiiment denied. to cost.
The sun., 1900-12-08
Maurice ThompSon Retter.

CPAwroRDsvILLE, Ind, Dec. AN en-
couraRing change for the better was noted
last night in the condition of Maurioe Thomp-
son From hopes held out 10y the phvsicians
II Is now expected hat he can be taken South
for the winter within three or four weeks
The sun., 1900-12-08

Supreme Court-spedsl Term. psrli-Fx parte
matters.
SurtogatS Couu-Chambers-F Fnr probate-Wins
of Iiatt, SchiT, SlgSmond n. NnrtinAnn Michael
(ai1. Sarah = Young ht lu.10 \. NJ.
CTS Couu-Special Tenn Court opens At 10 \. N,
Motions