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A PrOyerb Calendar for 1900.

Each year when we receive the
Hoods Sarsapa.illa Calendar we
wonder how it is possible to origi-
nate such clever designs. The PRO
verb Calendar" itselfis suspended in
front oftwo little tots, one robcd in
delicate pink and the other in blue,
On the reverse side there are the usu-
al astronomical calculations and 9th.
er facts; The Calendar is made to
stand alone on desk or table, or il
may be suspended on the wall, You
should be sure to get one of these
Calendars from your druggist or one
will be mailed to you by sending {
cents i'll stamps to C.. |. Hood & Co
Lowell, Mass.
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Estrayed.

ZION the undersigned al Greens.
PaTg, la, on Dec. 11tb, 1899, one
medium size mouse colored mare
mule with black stripe down back
Plad on grass rope halter when left
Ehhy Information leading to her re
|F'very will be thankfully received
Pad rewarded. Bring mule or ad
press me al Greensburg, La.
L. < GEORGE.
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A BOOK for christian workers.
How TO Conduct Revivals, Helps
and Hindrances," by Rev. Jas. a.
Mitchell. Dean of the Bible Train
ing Department, Harper College.
Price 10 cents. Address Jas, a
Mitchell, Gloster, Miss,
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fLEX STEWART

Ed. Ramsey, a color youth, was
trying to kick an object higher than
his head, in Robinsou'5 store,
Wednesday night, and accideully
fell and broke his arm.
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The Conservative will take corn,
g0lon seed, potatoes, coon skins,
nola8ses, tallow, bees wax or any
'hlng else that hungry editor can
fa1 on subscription .-CarrollIon
DUnsefyalive.
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We call the special attention Of
our readers this week to the adj.
verlisement Of the Liberty Drug
Store, which appears elsewhere in
this issue.
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AT the residence Of the brides
parent, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Sier.
llng, Amite county, on Jan 20,
P9N, Mr.. Marshal Bills and Miss
Fannie Sterling, Rev. r. A. Bre-
land Officiating.
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The tax books Of the town of Lib
erty arc now open, and all parties
are requested TO come forward and
pay their taxes.
CHAs. CARROLL, Mayor.
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Nolan Olives, who was exposed
> small pox in Nalchez, after serv-
Psg his time in an isolated camp
|and not taking the disease was
discharged the latter part Of last
Hgeek
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Messrs. A. B. Carroll, Harry
|Barkdull and j. II. Parsons, OF
PHI county, were members Of the
Grand Jury of the Federal court
#SEch Convened in Jacksan last
kesk
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Miss Pearl McElwte, who has
|been absent from school for several
week on account of illness, return
ED Sunday afternoon, TO tht.' delight
.of her many friends.
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Mr.. e D. Van Norman has been
spending the greater part Of the
week in McComb.
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Little Irby Butler, who was quite
SCH last week, we are S.ad to state
Il getting alright.
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A nice line of ladies and misses
eorsets lust received. Mrs Fannie
|Rewer Il Co.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OfFIeE Ar JAeKsnN. .NII

LAND OFFlGE At JACKSON, Mss,
Jtnuary 10, 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his n.
teDtion to make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be ina dc belor
the Circuit Clerk Of Amite county, at Liberty,
Miss, on Feby. 2Ith 1900. viz: ANDY
Ashley-lI. u. No. 1871, for Tie w i of
Ne | Sec. %. I. An. r. G East.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
bis eontinuousresidence uponand cultivation
# said land, viz: Henry Dickey. Jerry
Dickey, Louis Abraham, John Mcdchce, nh
f fSummit, Miss.
JANIS hill. Register
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Window shades, curtain poles,
and lunch boxes can be had of Mrs.
Fannie Brewer Il Co.
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Mr.. ", Ii. Carroll, wife and
child, Of Gloster, visited relatives
lhsre Sunday.
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The continuation Of the road
Tersetrs' list appear elsewhere in
this issue
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The average attendance in the
Luhllc schonIs of the county will
probably decrease lhls lnonlli, uw.
Png to the spread Of hooping.cough
bad measles
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Miss Trudic Ma.salis, of E,sl.
fork, spent Sunday in Liberty, the
puest of Mr.. ann Mrs. A. j. Lazar.
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Miss E,ha Brashears, Of near
Esstfork, is visiting relatives in
our town.
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Miss lola GilliS, Of Summit, yis-
tied Miss Estelle Sappington Sun
4.v
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Mrs. Eta Moore spent several
ays this week visiting in Gloster.
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Mr. s. b. Robinson made bust
Os.suip 10 MeComb the early part
Of lbe week.
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A nice line oftoilet soaps, brush
= ETC., at the Liberty Drug Store.
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N. ". P. Webb, Of Glosler,
.assl sunday 10 Liberty.
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ur f. q. Brewer. Of near Ne.
conb, visited Liberty last week.
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Mrs. +. B Slratton, aud baby
bher pleasant visit to her parents 5
h Woolyiile, returned home sun
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Mrs j, p, tulprpper passed
Through Liberty last week enrou'r
from The /. Z. 10 her home il
#uo.tpr.
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ladies capcs at cost at K D Van
N9ruau'S.
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Mr.. Jas. Milton arrived in town
Sunday with a nice lot Of horses
bnd mu les. lie will remain all the
a,al
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IN Van Norman has resh mack
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Citation NOticc.


THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY.
To s. l.. Gibson--Defendant 2ou are
commanded to appear before j. II. Jones, a
Justice Of the Peace in Supervisors District
80. /, Of Amite county, State Of Mississippi
1T term Of said Justices Court, To be held
It his office at Zion Hi in county Of Amto,
On Saturday, the 9Th day of January, A. ID.
1900, to defend the suit in attachment in said
'ourt, Of NJ. Ii. Wilkinson, wherein you are
defendant.
This 9th day of December, 1899
J. B. yURNIPsEED, Sheriff.
Z. II. Ratcliif Atty.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.
70 l. Moyse and Sons, firm composed OF
Iuliu. and Alphonse Moyse-Defendants. :
You are commanded to appear before J. II
Zones, Justice Of the Peace IN Supervisors
District No. l, Of Amite county, Stateof Mis-
,issipp, at a term Of said Justices Court to
bc held at his Office Mt Zion Hill in said coun.
tv Of Amite, on Saturday, he 9th day Of Jan
iary, A. d. 1900, to defend the suit in attach
mcnt in sald Court, Of d. i. Andrews, where
| in You are defendant.
j. b. TURNIPSEED, Sheriff.
This 9Th day Of December. 1892
NJ, II. Wilkinson, Atty.
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Miss Mary Turnipseed was quite
pick the latter part of last week
but We are glad To state she has re-
covered and is able to be up.
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Administrators Notice.
Est. Dora | VanNorman ! No.
Deceased. 976

Est. Dora ! VanNorman ! No.
Deceased. 976
WHEREAS LETTERS OF ADMINS
w TRATION on the Estate Of Dora /.
Van Norman, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned by the Chancery Court
Of the county Of Amite, in the State OF
Mississippi, before II. NJ. Bates, Clerk OF
said court, on the second day OF August,
1899:
Now, therefor, notice is hereby given TO
all persons indebted to said Estate, to come
forward and make payment, and all persons
having claims against the same are requested
to exhibit them, and have them registered IN
the manner and within the time prescribed
BY law, or they will be forever barred.
F.W. sTRATTON. Administrator.
August 2rd, 1880.
Pintard and Ratelif. Solicitors.
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n. viii take molasses on suhscrip-
~.
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r,rmsrs have gons 10 work,
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Preaching in The BAptlst church
Sunday next at / o'clock by Rev.
II. &. Schilling. The public are
|c1rdiaAy invited toaueGd,
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Skin Diseases.

For the speedy ana permanent cure o.
letter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment il
without an equal. 1t relieves the itch
ing and smartiug almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure 1t also cures itch, BARRIERS itch
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
cbapped hands, chronic sore eyes ant
granulated lids.
DR.. Cady's Condition Powders foI
horses are the best tonic, blood pnrifie,
apdvermiluge. Price, 25cents. Soldby
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Mss, January 26, 1900
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JONAS.
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fHB SOTTHERN HERILD.
,-1srtv. Mss. January 90, 1900
.=zas'a aHss' = 'a1-z
r,rnsrs have goas 10 work.
-@a~-
IN Nan Norman has resh mack
acl -..-
ne win take molasses on suhscrip-
uoa. -...--
ladies capes at cost at K D Van
NornaH's -,-
N. W. P, Webb, Of Gloster,
.,ssl sunday in Liberty.
NJ. f. Q. Brewer. Of near Ne.
conb, visited Liberty last week.
A nice line oftoilet soaps, brush
= ETC., at the Liberty Drug Store.
Mrs. Eta Moore spent several
hys this week visiting in Gloster.
~
Miss lola GilliS, Of Summit, yis-
tied Miss Estelle Sappington Sun
iay.
Miss Etha Brashears, Of near
Eastfork, is visiting relatives in
cur town.
The continuation. Of the road
Tersetrs' list appear elsewhere in
this sissue
Mr. S. b. Robinson made a bust,
usssuip 10 McComb the early part
Of lhs week.
Mr.. W. IL. Carroll, wife and
child, Of Gloster, visited relatives
here Sunday.
Al nice line of ladies and misses
eDrsets Just receiyed.-Mrs Fannie
Bgswer 4 Co.
Mr.. E D. Van Norman has been
spending the greater part Of the
week in McComb.
Little Irby Butler, who was quite
SCH last week, we are s.ad to state
i getting alright.
Window shades, curtain poles,
and lunch boxes can be had Of Mrs.
Fannie Brewer Il Co.
Miss Trudic Ma.salis, Of Etsl.
Ork, spent Sunday in Liberty, the
quest Of Mr.. ann Mrs. A. j. Lazar.
------%SS- SS--.--------
Mrs. +. B Slratton, aud baby
iler a pl, asaut visit to her parents
ID Woolviile, returned home sun
Ay
Mr. Jas. Milton arrived in town
Sunday with a nice lot of horses
md mu' 'es, lie will remain all the
week.
Mrs. j, p tulprpper passed
through Liberty last week enrou't
from The /. Z. to her home ii
,o,ler.
Preaching in the Baptist churcf
Sunday next at II o'clock by Rev
I. {. Schilling. The public an
clrdiaAy invited toatteHd,
Those wishing To buy mill
Cow would do we'll to SIZE Mr.. } NJ
Smith. Notice his advertisement
elsewhere in this Issue.
Miss Mary Turnipseed was quit
Bick the latter part of last week
but We are glad To state she has re
covered and is able to be up.
The average attendance in til
,unlc sclOnls of the county WI.
probably decrease lhls nonth, ON
ing to the spread Of hoopins.coug
aad measles
Miss Pearl McElwte, who ha
been absent from school for sewers
week. on account of illness, return
ed Sunday afternoon, TO tht,' t,'deiigl
Of her many friends.
--~ e%-
Nolan Ollve:, who was expose
= small pox in Nalchez, after ser
bag his time in an isolated cam
and not taking the disease WI
discharged the latter part Of la
week.
--- = S----
Messrs. A. 5. Carroll, HarI
Barkdull and ]. II Parsons,
lhis county, were members Of II
Grand Jury of the Federal cou
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win contain 10 pages, making the
total every week 20 pages, whereas
The WEEKLY was only 10 pages, the
Trice Of subscription remains at the
same figure,
Orc Dollar Year.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
BASEBALL GOSSIP.

Cleveland, Ohio Jan. 24.-Notwthstanding the per
sistent rumors of meeting of the Circuit Commit
tee of the National League in this city again to-
day, member of the committee could be found al
though the hotels and the local baseball head
quarters We're watched closely by newspaper men
throughout the day. President Robson, of the
Cleveland club reiterated his declaration that there
was no meeting of the committee here so far as
ne knew A local paper says that the members of
the committee are route to Cleveland: that as
coon as the committee gets together il will listen
10 propositions from Baltimore, Louisville Wash
ington and Cleveland to sell their franchises and
drop out of the League
John NJ Ward is in Cleveland. but he insists that
he is not here on baseball business.
Baltimore. Jan. A-It was announced to-day that
the meeting of capitalists who will subscribe so O
to form an American Association Baseball Club in
Baltimore will be held on Friday There are ten
men interested in the project. and many times $40
900 could be secured from them for the purpose If II
were deemed necessary. The subscriptions will he
named. ~ vi A0A AASOiS
Washington. Jan. 2t-There is a possibility that
Washington will be represented in the new Amer
lean Association of Baseball Clubs President
quinn. Of that organization. has been in consulta-
ton with several local men interested in the game
SSary nnancial backing this city will be taken in
Inc choice for the location of the eighth cIub IN
Ihe circuit lies between Washington and Proyi-
dence, r /. 'N 4 wv
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
COLER ON THE CITY DEBT.
HE SPEAKS BEFORE THE POLYTECHNIC
CLUB IN BROOKLYN

The Polytechnic Club composed of former stu
dents Of the Polytechnic Institute, held a dinner
last night at the Montauk Club, in Eighth-ave. and
IAncoln Place Brooklyn There were present about
eighty members. After the dinner the president,
Thomas H. Troy introduced Henry Sanger Snow,
president of the Institute. who made short ad-
dress upon the needs of the school
Dr. J. H. Raymond, of the trustees spoke the
same subject.
Bird s. Coer. in beginning his speech, said he had
Just had a conference with the Governor, who had
promised to assist him much he could in the
passage Of the bill relating to the rapid transit
bonds. The Controller then went on to say:
Speaking OF the city of New-York, want to
fess that IL not until had assumed office that
! had any idea of its greatness. The debt of the
city is than that OF all the States of the
Union combined The city is made up of ninety
five Municipalities. and before consolidation
many of these little municipalities took advantage
of defect in the constitution and piled up the
debt in such a TO make II almost appalling
curious fact in this connection Is that the more
property the city owns the less money II may Dor
row. The dock property. which cost the city
$50 0o0,000 and which would sell under the manner
for 100000, takes away from the borrowing ca
pacity, though the Dock Department has paid into
the sinking fund since 1870 all the docks cost In
few days the Chamber of Commerce will consider
the matter Of the purchase by the city of more of
the water front and / believe that they will be
people in taxation.
The great wealth of the city is not due to good
been the custom In the past for those in power not
to consider how best to serve the city, but to find
a legitimate excuse for the expenditure of what
the city has, and how best to give away its fran
chises.
David H. Cochran also made an address.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
THE RACETR4CK.

New-Orleans. Jan. 24-The two-year-olds had
their second outing to-day in the Premier Stakes
at three furlongs. Buda. Choice and Quiz were the
only ones who had faced the starter, and
Quiz who the last time out a strong
favorite at to 8. Sad Sam made all the running
and out by a in a hard drive The track
was fast. Yuba Dam and Cheesemite were the
only winning favorites. Summaries:
Onile, seIlIng)-Yuba Dam, 118 CTaber) I3
to g. won; BarRtaria, I19 (Van Dusen) to /
and to / second Free Lady iO2 Dupee), to l. third
Time-1:42
-Misercordia GIether-
SOLD. 15 to l and TO l. won: Turney. 100 CAtchelD
u TO and to second; DIR. Fannie 1O2 (Odom). to
1, third. Time 29IR.
Third (handcaP; steeplechase, short course)-
Cheesemite. li5 (Huston) to and TO won:
nan l4s 49, C% Williams - to and and to second; Van
Fourth premier Stakes twoyear-olds three fur
longs(-Sad Sam. 1O7 (McJoynO, TO and l. won ::
Buda i01 IT. Jackson) to and to g. second; Choice
I1O (Clawson). l. third. T1me-0:36H.
Fifth (handicap mile)-Mss Mae Day, 90 OYedder-
strand). ! and 2 to l. won; Middleton 1O4 (Odom)
to . and 3, second; Compensation 1I2 (CTawson)
to l. third. Time-1:4ols.
Sixth mie, selling)-Fodd 9s15 OiitcheID Is to
and TO l. won all out by nose; Elderim lO5 pat
terson) to and 10 l. second Cathedral 1I5 CLAW
SOM. to 2, third T1me-142.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
SENOR MABINrs pRopnS4n

80 me Ne~-fork Herald's special corresponder..
.ioHn manila yesterday contained a Ietter srl
aehor Maoini. perhaps the most inportaDt ''ul on,
tions 'O'iO"lhs PROPOSE
people 10 5,i, state state OF war does not permit tho
arenf SEPARATIONS spur For this reason Filipino" vS oh
ShHI lIiat the Congress OF the TTnJfed Ntsh
1Ii IA near them before deciding upon their ~ states
r,t 10 tn.s end the Fiipinos ask Congress- eitb
,oiIllale a., civil commission which NAV D,tHS.1 20
~ Eohtaet with Filipinos who have inN,atCs user ~
pacihc villages well among the peonIe Se @ IN ~
aIhis, OF permit commission Of such FgiD,IIlue IIluet
the people F90 the desires OF
r,i,, nope confidently that when the Amer,ca, -,
Pthpihos know each other better not oniv nil, - -
forestalled ones VIII Dc
the conscientious opinion of the masses IN 49,
lca appears 10 follow on their traditions and 49,
constitute for the present the only sr,ara,. eisso
hopes or all honorable FilipinoA A0F
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
Ssp,( Ssp0(!R@,I!S 4 :!
S0pORTSr1eN'
PR0GRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

BOWLING.-Bank Clerks League-Na-
tional Park, Park and Broadway teams.
American National-Rosedale. Bleecker and
Spartan teams Fire Insurance League
Greenwich. Royal and Palatine teams. Ar
lington National-Aco. Welcome and Glen
dale teams. Columbia League-Diamond,
Empire and Village teams. North Side Ma
tional-Pontiac. Dolando and Vernon teams.
Harlem League-Lotus, Riverdale and ORR
entail teams Brooklyn Royal Arcanum-
De Long, Gilbert and Bushwick teams. AS
sociated Cycling Clubs-Carrol Park, Great
er New-York and South Brooklyn teams.
CHESS.-Columbia freshmen and Sachs
School, Columbia College.
HOCKEY.-New-York Athletic Club and
Crescent Athletic Club Clermont Avenue
Rink. Brooklyn: st. Nicholas Skating Club
and Hockey Club. of New-York, st. Nicholas
Rink.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Club tournament
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SAYS SWLNDLER TOOK HER BONDS.

MRS. MoREHEAD DECLARES THAT THE MAN TO
WHOM SHE INTRUsTED THEM RAISED $1,000.
Several weeks ago Mrs. Martha Morehead, of No.
1d West MISUNDERSTANDING -first-st, entered
into business deal with a to whom she
wished TO sell some land she in Harlem, and
intrusted the deeds to him. The did not
return, and her inquiries she alleges showed that
he had raised 5000 the deeds by introducing
another woman to a notary Martha MOrehead
and getting the notary certify to her sigma
ture.
Mrs. Morehead, through her lawyers George w.
McAdam and Charles /. Guy, complained to Cap
tain McClusky. Of the Detective Bureau, and his
men the
Mr.. Guy said last night that the story is true.
He declined TO give any further details the
ground that Mrs. Morehead could lose nothing
that the loss would fall on the man who lent the
$500 and that that man is reputable lawyer,
who might be injured by the publication of his
name
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
JOHN P. SToCKroS'S FUNERAL.

GOVERNOR VOORHEES, AND OTHER STATE oET7-
GERS PRESENT AT PRINCETON
Princeton. N J., Jan. 24-The funeral OF John p
Stockton. ex-Attcrney- General OF New-Jersey who
died suddenly at Hanover House on Monday. was
held here this afternoon IN Trinity Episcopal
Church. The Rev. Dr. Alfred Baker. assisted BY the
Rev. Charles w. Shields Cficiated. The body lay
in state this morning at MOrven. the former home
of the ex-Attorney- General The palIbearers were
ex-senator James smith, OF Newark: Attorney
General 5, Fl. Gray. Of Camden. Judge George
Gray. of Wilmington Del; Benjamin F. Lee OF
Trenton Charles II. Jones' OF Philadelphia: Justice
Jonathan Dixon. OF Jersey City; Justice George c.
Ludlow OF Brunswick. and vice-Chancellor
Frederick W. Stevens. Of Orange
Among others present were Governor Foster n.
Voorhees,. Elvin r. Crane. Judge A Q. Garrstson
Judge Thomas Fl. Henry. Cortland Parker. F. wal
colt Jackson. OF Newark and Adjutant- General ".
5. Stryker. The burial took place IN Princeton
Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
THE BICYCLE SHOW.
THE AUTOMOBILE DISPLAY THE BEST
YET SEEN HERE
POLICE THREATEN TO STOP MURPHY RIDING
INVENTOR OF THE SAFETY AMONG
THE SPECTATORS A SELF
HEALING TIRE.

The interest in the Bicycle Show at Madison
Square Garden seems to be on the increase the
days go on. The attendance during the afternoon
greater than usual. while the aisles were
thronged in the evening. The display of auto
mobiles is the best ever seen here, and the popu-
arity of this sort of vehicle to be steadily
increasing. Many of the members of the Auto
mobile Club of America are visitors at the exhibit
ton. and the enthusiasm they display is as keen
as that of the wheeman toward the bicycle and its
nnumerable Improvements. The club members and
their friends will have a to the clubhouse at
Irvington Saturday and a large turnout of auto
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
BRooKLYN ROYAL ARcANUM.

Justin F. Price Council was defeated in OF its
games last night in the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum
tournament. Fraternity Council won two games
and Fulton Council was twice defeated. Following
the scores:
FIRST GAME.
Fraternity Council-Lee 1856; Field. 1885, Myerle 15s
Higgins. 154; Griffin, 129: total. 1874
Fulton Council-H. Slveria. 1875; White 161: @. H
sivera, 146: Miller. 1877; Fernbach 1e1; total, 100
SECOND GAME.
J. F. Price Counci-HuebeI, 176: Gehlhaus 1872: Shea
179; Forman. 165 Potter. 10; total $50.
Fulton Counci-H silveria 1876; White. 1S1; G. H
Silvera, IA; Miller, 125; Fernbach 213; total, 7S9
THIRD GAME.
Fraternity Council-Lee 163 Field, 159 Myerle, 1877
Higgins. $50; Griffin 1863; total. S3s.
]. F. Price Counci-Huebel 144 Gehlhaus. 14s; Shea
les Ferman, 1853; Potter, 163 total 7s6.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
BOXING.
BIDS FOR CoRBETT-JEFFRIEs FIGHT.

BIDS FOR CoRBETT-JEFFRIEs FIGHT.
tives OF James ]. Corbett and James ]. Jefrres 1t
was decided to set February l as the closing date
for bids by clubs for the boxing contest between
these two men for the championship OF the world
Bids must be made, sealed. to "AI' Smith at
the Gilsey House, and will not be opened until 6
clock on the evening of February l. William A
Brady, Jerries's manager. has received a PROPOSE
tion from the Paris Hippodrome, offering percent
test, TO take place in Paris in July or August AS
both C9rbett and Jefries are anxious 10 have the
bout take place on the date selected-March 15-it
is improbable that the Partisan offer will be ac-
cepted Jefries will start for Hot Springs next
ing
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
THE HARLEM LEAGUE.

Boulevard two games in the Harlem League
tournament last night. Dederich, of Audubon,
bowled the best individual scores, his totals for
two games being 407. The scores follow:
FIRST GAME
Audubon-Maher 151 Mcclure 1853; Apt 11s; Dederich.
219; Brand. 161; total. S07
Cyclone-Johansmeyer 1875 Miller. 159; Schoales. 14e;
lie Beau, 145; Boettgaer. 1856; total. 769.
SECOND CAME.
Boulevard-Dumbe, 161; Howard, 1s9; Jneuf. 1888;
Darrell. $780, Vetter. 147; total. $50.
Cyclone-Johansmeyer. 16S Miller 145; schoales 100;
lie eBau. 145; Boettgaer. 1856; total 769.
THIRD GAME
Bouevard-Dumbe 1853; Howard, 172; Jneuf. 40;
Darrell, 16S Vetter. 1893; total, S56.
Audubon-Maher. 154; Mcclure. 15s: Adair, 129;
Dederich, 1885, Brand, 1874 total, 7S3.