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New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
HELD FOR RACE RIOT.
FIGHT CoIoRED5 MEN LOCKED UP As a
ppsr-Trr on, THE HARLEM FIGHT.

Tho Harlem courtroom was hleu WIN -
-,aon1e Yesterday morning most OF lHeHl ~ -
t,oru in West One-hundred-and-lh lhir tit
-, a,,s.erdann-ave and Broadway Inc slA'e7"
-t.orore arraigned before Magistrate crane "'''
-, ,o1orad men charged with crimes ana oIieiioeN
,s-,giny frouo dfsorderly conduct TO felohiou' as
sa,1. growing out of the race riot In hallehi y"
CHRISTMAS afternoon. The result OF the ileailnS
pas the holding OF eight prisoners without pali io'
.x-a,,iratton tomorrow on charges OF ieionlous
assault. . -,-r
those held were: Burley May. forty-four years
old and Hosea Coleman thirty-tgo years old poth
of No s11 West One-hundr and -thirfieth-st Ems
yVilson +hjrtv-eight years old: Louis Goodwin.
twenfy-for years old and John Perry thirty ear >
old Of No 6l3 West e-hnndred-and-
Wallace Bird. twenty-four wears ol1. OF No Nc'
tgpntv-three years Old. OF No. 6s4 Nest Ohe-hun-
ireti-and-t hirt y-irstst and John Davis. twenty
three Years old OF No 6l5 West One-hundred-and-
thTtieJh-st. -, ,s, ,
tyelfy-fiffl-St station who IN court said fhat
he hoped O have IN court tomorrow Witnesses 10
prove that the initial attack had been made by
Perry and Davis The former. he said, was Well
hefore-0nce for alleged burglary and once for nav
ing cat another negro With razor. James Hudson.
fortythree years Old. Of No Glib West one hundred
and-t thirtleth-st sent 10 the House OF Deten-
ton witness
William Jones. twenty-four years old. OF No 613
West hundred nd -thTtieIh-sf.. held for
trial in $500 bail for alleged attempted ieonious
assault on Policeman Collins. who struck with
"A stick while taking two colored 20 the station
house. John J. Pleasant. buTly negro with one
LEG. who said he was tWenty-three years old, was
nned s. for melting 70 riot and addressing oppro-
bTious epithets to various policemen from fire
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
TRAINER OF IRooUoIs HERE,

Jacob Pincus one Of the few American trainers
who years ago made q name for himself on lne
English turf. returned to this country on the
steamship Majestic Yesterday Mr. Pincus was
trainer for the late Pierre IoTard and IL the
only American trainer who has ever been able to
win the English Derby with American horse.
W. c. Whitney captured the Derby this year with
Volodyovsk but Nr. Whitney only leased the
racing qualities Of the animal. and while the win
came 20 America the animal was British bred
Mr. Pincus looked hale and hearty. and when
greeted by his friends last night seemed disln-
clined to discuss racing questions tn" other
side OF the Atlantic Ocean. Mr.. Pincus said that
had returned to this country FOR rest. and had
not a yet made up his mind just what he would
do in the future. He has not made any arrange
for next
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
THE BROOKLYN COMING HOME

Washington. Dec 2s.-It is said at the Navy & De
partnent that orders will go forward IN d le s o.
directing the cruiser Brooklyn. the haeshiP % VI -.
,5iaf Peroev commanding the Asiatic Station
which is now at Nagasaki. Japan, to proceed nm
10 the United States. The Rainbow. no" a. ~ -
York VIII sail shortly for Cavite Wnere esgghin s Of
- he Mace Of the Brooklyn as the nasS;tkp Nv,
tbe Asstic station On her voyage 10 -. nebore
az OF the Suez Canal, the Rain9o~ "a ryce on the
1nropean station. When Admiral SeiHeg t3 vii de-
Io H. 1noand of the Asiatic StatIon WIZ d
oiXe On Pear Admiral Frederick Ro9set short
riraI Remevs departure will be followed i,1nior
interval bv that of Rear Adnlral h'i"P'''
SQUADRON commander on the station
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
HOCKEY AND SKATING.
CANADIAN HOCKEY CHAMPIONS TO PLAY
TONIGHT AT ST NICHOLAS RINK

The first international hockey anne Of this season
will take place this evening AZ the St Nicholas
Skating Rink between the 90 tns Of Ibe Victoria
Hockey Club of Montreal Uhe champions OF Can
ada ard the St Nicholas Skating Club To-uor-
row the Nicto-ias viii play the NcW-Iork Athletic
Club. This is the fifth consecutive Visit OF the VIC
toras TO This city. They are the representative
team OF Canada in this their national sport. The
growth OF the popularity of hockey in this city In
the last nve years VIII give the lovers Of thiS
game opportunity 20 the best eXponents oil
the sport. OF Canada and the United States. meet.
The Victoria Hockey club IN their preliminary
practice in Montreal this season have demon
stratcd the fact taat they have lost none OF their
cleyerHess and to-day looked the winners
the Canadian championships for the winter The
New-YoTk Athletic club team Is Guquestionably
the best they have put forth. and they have
defeated the NictOrias occasion they VIII
make the effort OF thcr lives 10 repeat iheIr VIC
tory.
The Following players viii represen. The Victorias;
Munro, Strachan. Grant Bowie. stuart Russeii
and Locke. ,,,
Ayres. Campbell. Conway. Gordon, Belden ana
The New-York Athletic Cub will he represented
by o. O'Donueii Jennison Ferwick. Howard. Horn
feck Hunt and Clark
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
BOIING.
SAYS CHAMPION OWES HIM coo FOR TRAIN
ING HIM FOR CORBETT FIGHT.

Kansas City. Mo. Dec 26.-"Tommy' Ryan, once
a prize fighter. but in business in Kansas
City. brought suit here to-day against James j.
Jeffries to $1,000 which he alleges is due
him for training the worlds champion for his fight
with James J. Corhett at C0ney Island in May.
1899. The papers served Jeffries while he
in Turkish bath. but Re paid attention
turning over and continuing his sleep without max
ing reply.
Ryan in his petition says that he rendered the
service expected from him. and that the service is
reasonably worth S25O0. OF this amount RYAN says
Jeffries paid him $3.50 in three different install
ments. and that Sl.0yD is stiIl due. for which
amount he asks Judgment
Jeffres gave an exhibition here last night.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
WEDDING AYyHERSART At ToTS RITER

Toms River Dec. e (Specia).-Mr ana MIS-
Antrim Van Hise. Of this town. celebrated 'he
6ft,--second anniversary OF their WeddlhE o"
Christmas Day They were married IN iNt III
Jackson Township, then Monmouth 10" O'e'
,,a, md FOR many years it has been the Gus
TON, of their children and grandchildren 20 gather
At the parental home on the holiday occasion
The descendants are DR.. and Mrs \ Sh'" ana
family. OF Jscobstown. Burlington county MIS-
Wsth{s. former sheriff and Mrs. George II. Hoi-
man and George c. Van Hise and family o. Tom S
tII,s. Mr. and Mrs Roshay Thompson and family
cf burlington County. and Mr.. and Mrs otto e.
I.uhrs Of New-YoTk city
Mr Van Hise was perhaps the hrst person 10
follow John l. Webb "Pegles John The orlGiAa-
tor Of cranberry culture. lie also the oriSi-
nator of the cranberry crate in which the Jersey
berry is shipped market Both Mr.. and Mrs
Van ITisr are descendants of old Dutch families
Nearly twenty years Mr.. Van Hise retired
from active business and mace ms nome at IpIn :
River Mrs Van HiSe has been for many years
president OF the Ladies AID Society
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
cLERGTu4N AcQCITTED 81 Ass4rLr.

The Rev Frederick Hotter. pastor of St. Paurs
German Evangelical Church. Jersey City. was de-
fCndaHt in the Second Criminal Court in that city
yesterday n complaint Of assault and battery
made by Abraham Davis
The sidewalk Of the church having been repeated-
~ broken nv dTiv ng over It. few dave
ago the minister caused the arrest OF a driver
who was delivering goods 20 Davis The driver was
fined $i5- Davis. enrased. abused The clergyman
as he was entering the church 10 conduct services
on Christmas Day. and alleged in court vesrer5ay
thar the latter had Slapped him in the face The
clergyman denied this. and said that ne merely
shook his hnger at Davis. Justice Murphy Who
dismissed the complaint. said. Il believe what the
Rev. Mr. Hotter says and, addressing him said
IL YOU annOye0 again viii md the court
ready to listen to any complaint YOU NAV makes
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
sv4LLPOx IMPRISONs TWELVE.
BARRY HOUSE. IN THE RESIDENCE DIS
TRICT OF PAssAIC. UNDER
QUARANTINE.

Passaic, Dec. % (SpeciaD-The home of Mrs h
A Barry, one of the wealthiest women in Passatc'
is quarantined because Raymond Austin Greene
jr. her grandchild, found to have smallpox
Two days ago the little boy taken III, ana
the case to-day was pronounced smallpox The
result that Mrs. Barry, her daughter, her SON
in-aw the child d nurse and servants were
quarantined. a waite imam patrols the street n
front of the house, which is in the heart OF the
residence district
To-day a private stairway was erected from @ @tne
lawn to OF the upper windows tOr tle use
of the physicians and the nurse. Before it was
completed the carpenters struck work and MI
Greene the father of the sick boy, finished the
job, with the help of watchman
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
$50 900 FOR STOCK SEAT.
-,,-o.1, pP1cE PAID BY HENRY E. MONT
cOMERY. NOW OF THE CoN0oi'i-
DATED EXCHANGE.

Henry f. Montgomery, head Of the f pro %a ~
firm of Henry e Montgomery ~, +,a con-
I,-aa,,o,- who has been member OF lhe oO
ra,i@e+sd Exchange since 1890 has bought seat
on the New-York Stock Exchange for ST. o,,s- ts
new high record price. 1t is said that lne o go
W F Tunis of w. E. Tunis & Co. No ~
9, who has been a member since 1908 ,..
81 ,ast preceding sale Of Stock ENchs'ee
,orsrt was at $4,000. last satuIday A ,.ee4s Se&s
no these seats were selling at $500 years ago at
S0ut SEQ COO 1t understood tEat anoiioced in
= seSu 80 Yesterdays transaction rep, III hin
uca e52 Ui Of 50 900 in the price Of memoeIsnip
tbe last half month.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
THE GO-4S-YOU-PLEASE RACE.

Long distance pedestrians exhibiting unusual
interest in the international professional six-day v
s-you-please team race, which is take place
in Madison Square Garden February 10 to Is. in
elusive. Entries have been received from several
of the prominent siX-day walkers. and up To the
present letters have been received regarding the
conditions OF the from athletes in Montreal
and Toronto Can; Chicago Boston Phadelphi
Pittsburg Savannah, Charleston, Salt Lake Co.
lumbus. Ohio; St. Louis. Trenton. Shena ndoah,
Springfield. Mass. Syracuse and Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
FIRE DESTROYS LEG4L DocrHEyTs.

VineIa1d. Dec. 2i-The most disastrous fire
that has visited VineI7nd in many years. occurred
today. The cid p1stofice building was burned
out The loss is estimated at S2Ga and in ad5-t-
tion many valuable Law papers have heen C.
stroyed.
w w IsenthaI one Of the lawyers whose offices
were DESTROYED says that $1,000 could replace
the documents lost in his office
The fire started through the overturning Of a
stove In the drygoods store of q. \. Trama1
whose stock is valued at 5000. Besides Mr.. Ben
that's law Office those CT County Surrogate Bray
md AssernbIvrnan Miller were burned
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
RELAY RACE IN HEATS.

So many entries coming in for the inter
scholastic team relay which is to be held in
Madison Square Garden on February at the
Knickerbocler Athletic Club winter athletic meet
ing that the committee has decided to il in
heats. The knckerbocker Athletic Club has added
a special intercollegiate relay race 10 the pro-
gramme Yale ana PENNSYLVANIA will send their
best teams The other colleges expected send
teams Columbia Rutgers. College of the city
of New York and the New-York University. The
half mill
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
COMPLICATED ITILLly QUARTET.

John Clark. of Nc. 10 Dey-st. and Carlo sfuncb.e
an Italian of No. p Garrlania-ayc.. jersey CITY,
qUarreed or TOrnCle-ava. "Wednesday night
Munchie drew pistol and fired ~ Clark who was
probably saved from q serious wound by the fact
that the bullet struck a SuSpeGdeF buckle. and ne
ESCAPED with a trivial bTuise. 3iUnchie while run
ming away was pursued by William Waightner. Of
No. q Beyan-st PasGuale ReuJe. italian. OF
No. 81 TOnneIe-avc.-. attacked WeisntEer with a
knife and almost severed the thumb from the lat
ter's right hand.
Route and 1Tunche were arrested The latter
was held for the Grand Jury, and Feute was held
FOR further examination.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
KILL TOy krLL DISPUTE UNSETTLED.

The State Board OF Riparian Commissioners
continued the hearing yesterday the application
Of the Standard Oil Company and others for the
extension Of the pieFhead line in the kiu Won
IIuiI The staten Island Chamber OF Commerce
vas represented yesterday. and lolnS with -
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and oihers m CON-
testing the extension . z.-s - -be
Counsel were ordered 70 submit brleIs az 'Hs
rr1astina TO be held two weeks from yesleIua3.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
SuALLPOy SCARE N JERSEY CITY.

The health officials OF .Ierse~ Ciey were not1ad
by health authories Of Paterson yesterday that the
latter had taken from the Western Express on the
Erie Railroad passenger suffering from small
po-. The Jersey City officials fastened the Erie
station and found thar the train had arrived sew
eraI hours previously and th4- the passengers had
gone. The cars were fUu1iEJtsd-
The City Physician % Jersey City yesterday vac-
Ciudte5 eight hundred cCUl1E-s Ct the American
pT--q
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
PORE BIcrcLE W0RkS TRANSFERRED.

Hartford, Conn. Dec. pa deed transferring the
Pope Bicycle Works of this city, from the Aueri-
can Bicycle Company TO che American Cycle Manu-
featuring Company fled here to-day The
deed bears the signatures of r. l.. Coleman, presi
dent and c. W. Dickerson, treasurer of the Ameri-
can Bicycle Company, and revenue stamps indl-
eating a consideration CT about 100000 are at
fached
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
CoRURN RIDES FOUR WINNERS

Naw-Orleaps. Dec. 2G.-PraIrie Dog. Balm Of Gilead
and Fieuron were the winning fayorttes. cohurn
rode four winners. The stewards have suspended
L. Smith pending investigation Of his riding at
this meeting. Weather clear and warm; track fast.
The summary:
First fssiiInR- mieJ-frSiris Dog. 100 Cr
Hop Scotch. 1876 tF Robertson. ~
Precursor 100 tIUrmss1, third. Time.
ZAP. Lillian Reed. AzHs Fair American. Ceylon and
Bon!bsheli also
Second Ciye fu-longs)Balm II Ciiiead, lG5 60
hurn). 10 10 won: PYrfho. I04 tDon.inckJ 10
ond; Siphon. 0I fk Steele. J. third. Time lOi y
PretoTius. Dolce Far Nente. The Boston Norman and
Ioysa also
Third 'sx furloneso Fieuron. 1o coburn) 70 3.
Neima Clark i05 0yne). II 10 ,. second; Clara
David. 10 ftiorney). ]. third. Time 1.13ig. Ida
Penzsnce, Flying Eagle BTightie g. and Easter Time
Fourth thandcap; furlongs1-Alard IO6 60
burnl il to .. II You Dare ~ u>yIrt Q
oud: Semicoian. 10l fDsdej, 70 =, third. Time 81.
Ecome. Johnnie Mcf'artey and Choice also
Fifth selling: Inile3-Mpth tMeade, q
I0s Cochran. to l. third. Time. 1872 IauTeatea,
Campus Papa Harry Meggs and AleS also
Sixth race iseng mile and seventh yards, Manos
1U6 tCobHrn 10 =. Balloon, 3S &C. Rsanerb. 10
> second: Shut Up. l0l dieses2nl 30 20 third Time.
:i5. Little Henry. Queen.
Line and Frank Johnson also
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
BASEB4LL.
10 CLUB IN LOUISVILLE OR CHICAGO.
PRESIDENT HICKEY SAYS OMAHA WILL 81
EIGHTH CITY IN ASSOCIATION

St. Joseph Mo-. Dee. 25.-Thomas J. Hickey to-
day denied that tho American Association Will
place a club in Louisville or Chicago He said:
The report is without foundation. We Will put a
club In Omaha. and there is now being formed in
Milwaukee a company handle il. We have one
of the very best baseball men in the business 10
handle the Omaha club Not one member of the
original associa ton would consent to a change OF
he cir
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
THREATENING LETTER ScAREs F4RUEE
TOLD TO DEPOSIT $500 IN DESIGNATED SPOT OR
HAVE HOUSE BURNED

Pennington. Dec. 25.-The family of \. Larson
Holcombe the Hopeweu farmer and banker, who
received u threa teninZ letter some time ago di-
rectinS him place $50 a secluded spot near
his home on pain of losing buildings by fire and
dynamite. fear their home may he destroyed at
any time. y watch is now set at the Holconb9
house.
ATr Iolcom5e is either the victim of clumsy
Joker or is in danger OF severe loss by reason oil
his failure to comply with the demands Of black
mailer The letter was signed Anarchists II Is
thought by some that it was written by tfe ei'i''
which has been burning buildings throughout tAe
,,,,,,,. for sor7e time These mon said TO I'VE
~ thc IovIaud Mountains. noted throughout IN
St,ta as a rendezvous for notorious cnafacterS, >
6tbers are inclined look upon the ailAH ds
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
s4yT4 CLAUS ET4DES QUARANTINE.
VISITS CHILDREN CONFINED WITH SMALLPOX
AT GLEN RIDGE.

Glen Ridge. Dec. 26 (5peciaD-Quarantine rezu-
journey in this place Tuesday night, as ne man.
sssG 10 get into the house where the Hampson
family are confined vita smallpox. The two litfIa
girls, Edith and Anna. questioned their parents
70 how Santa Claus would be able to
get into the house surrounded ~ guards. Thev
put the same question TO the attending physician
Or. Gertrude J. ward, who was completely taken
abaCk at their wc-ts.
The doctor. agreeing consult Santa Claus in
formed several of her friends OF the circumstances
with the result tna the tots Jared well for Christ
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
ROPE AROUND DROWNED C4PT4LS's BODY

FOUND LYING IN SLIP NEAR HIS vEssEI-POLICB
INVESTIGATING.
Elizabeth Dec. % (SpeciaD-The body of James
Regain, captain of the canalboat Jerry which is
lying at the Jersey Central coal wharves here,
found this morning lying in the slip alongside
the vessel The man had evidently been dead
hours.
Around the body and leg wound a rope,
and because of this the police will investigate
thoroughly the movements of the captain on
Wednesday night, desiring to have positive evil
dence that his death accidental
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
GSsPPoQgRgI GSsPogRgIS
3p6R}fsF1tN'
pROGR4HME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

t4oCKEy-victor;a Hockey Club ST. Nicholas -,
Nicholas Rink .. m; Yale VS. Duquesne <
Club Pittsburg.
Observation-Disclosures championship, HaTvara' cohooI
Columbia and Princeton. Columbia Grammar N''
D.
sKATING-Carnval and races. Clermont Avenue Fi'A'
Brooklyn, evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
l.,,,. p,rIo FOR FIRST QUARTER OF IsUz.

COIN RATIO FOX rms" oa to
Manila, Dec 26-It publicly announoeo loo iii
dav that the ratio for the first qnar'el Ia dol1ar
,go,,o-o1 wright the Acting Civil Governor say :
mat though unsatisfactory. this is the oly
,ion Of the matter the philippine Iorilhls''S w.,
thought possible. He hopes 1or eaiiS
congress on this subject ,. III. situation in
General Wright considers that e me military op-
oIions are being carried on is daliy MI di chat
He has the greatest confidence IN IN The islands
Ia savs ncrfect harmony prevails between ~
civil and military authorities.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
tprSsllr nrRnERED WITH TMBRELL4.

Newark Dec &c (SpeciaD.-Anthory Looaiz' "
Russian who was injured IN f'o'i' "l h.9 N ,
- = .ss-,ss, ,n Christraas Day by a thrust
yit an umbrella died in ST. JaIacs's Hospital To-
ra,. The point Of the umbrella pierced his nTdll;
The accident WAS the upsEot OF QUAR-! q .L Mrltl
-, Italian whose name is unknown. Ihe murderer
has not been caught
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
xo,- READ CHARACTER FROM PHoio-
GRAPHSf

r g. next Sunday by studying ,,e.t tne anr
pictures of the ne WI" "
local government, q. fine pictOrfaI
,Ie,tion of al the nOtables 10 n ntcfnaI
oS the various departments Oh '"e
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
r,rr-rrvAvT REEDER A SUICIDE

Washington, Dec. 2s-The War Departnlsnl ~ -
received a ca bic dispatch from General Chsieg 80
porting that Odus Reeder second heutehaiIe' ., -,
I1eceuber q by shooting himselr WIN 800 tenn
i,oarJ The Tawton He suffering from p a5ar
1r oo1a " INSANITY due to illness Lieutenant heeo7
sras a native of Beverly. w. va
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
UNEXPECTED u4PRI4GE 4y10UycED.

NutIey. Dec Is (spcciaD--Philip Dodd. prorni-
rent young society leader Of this town. surprised
his friends yesterday by announcing that he had
been married a, Richmond. Va. 70 Miss EVELYN
Pratt. formerly Of New Work Mrs DcC1 IS We'll
known both in Nev--YoTE ard Nu5ley- The couple
4 live in Nav--YnrE.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
DEED OF Trust FOR 100000 FILED.
EXECUTED BY FL PAsO ELECTRIC. COMPANY Il
STATE TRUST COMPANY. OF BOSTON

Newark Dec 20 (speciaD.-A deed Of trust
for s1.COeeO0 was filed in the Registers Office
here to-day 1t executed by the El
Paso Electric Company, a New-JeTsey corpora
ton to the State Trust Company. Of Boston. Mass
The deed is given as security for mortgage OF like
amount covering underlying secuTIuies of corpora
tions subsidiary to the FL Paso company which
owns and controls al the electric hsnt and power
plants cCntring in Fl PasO
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
TO PLAY ABROAD.

Jacob Schaefer, The Wizard accompanied by
his wife and four billiard players-Louis BaruteI
l.. Howtson, ]. Moulds and Jose Ortiz-sailed
yesterday for Havre on the French steamer T.,
savois They will play in Paris and England WITH
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27

s steam making COAL and Il VIII urdo9p.suds -.sds
DO so when the mines are once oeveiopeo s1t.v Of
- 11odrce as they undoubtedly Will q ousnnss
cosf fsr superior any OF the samples OF He re-
pine Goals that have yet been analS1eo ~
ted upon.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27

Next sundays Tribune Will
lent hafffone portraiss Of Mayor Lows ca hi
net. the new city and county officers an,
Beard of Aldermen. and infere sting infcr
Bsat&op regarding them
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
LESTER RFIFF MARRIED

San Francisco. Dec. 26.-Mss Fannie Rcwen and
Jockey Lester Ref were married last mis- 1T at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. II. E Rowell. in Golden
Gate Only few relatives were present at the
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
CARNIVAL AT CLERMoNT RINK.

. fancy dress skating carnival will be held to-
night at the Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn.
There will be the usual skating races. The
fea attIres of the competitive part oI the programme
will be d bicycle pursuit race and tug of war
on
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
TOD SLOAN APPLIES FOR LICENSE

Richmond. Ind, Dec. e6.-Tod Sloan sends word
10 his Indiana relatives that he has applied for
license ride in England and America next wear
He fs in Paris manufacturing French auto
mobiles
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27

CALATRAYA MINES. WEST NEGROs.
Through the courtesy Of these claimants, who
are residents and business men of Manila are
able give comparatively recent ANALYSIS of the
coal from these three claims:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
These assays follow
rLING AND ALPACO.

Six samples taken from the deposits Of Tling
and Alpano were we'd in the School of Mines
Madrid. giving. in l5I parts. the folio wing re-
suits
Evening journal., 1901-05-30

less AZ the least we have to lay over
for three hours at Reedy Island waiting
for tho crst food of the tide. IL IS a
great dnuGeg that nlw menecea The com-
mcrce of Philadelphia Tho mayors action
is the right one. The appropriation asked
for win not be enough {, deepen the whole
channel but it will help. Something
should be done az once TO give fair
channel TO the sea. II 81 isn't done, Phil
adolphia viii rue it In a short time
The annual meeting Of st. Johns Lodge,
NO 2. A. r. and a. NJ was held last
evening and the fonowlng-named officers
elected: Retiring worshipful master. f.
Deli Janvier; master. James =. Clough:
senior warden, w. W. Knowles; Junior
warden, $. .. Miller; secretary. IL. w.
Hushebeck treasurer, S. Atwood Stew
art netiing Committee. consisting Of
O. a. Carncs, IL. W. Eagle and WILLIAM
B Mccoy, was appointed 20 arrange for
the celebration of ST. Johns Day. the lat
ter part Of June. It IS customary for lhe
lodge 10 have "a banquet at that time.
Typhoid feycr germs have been located
In some OF the pump wells in this city.
and notices have been posted ON tho
pumps whore the germs exist Samples Of
the water IN several wells have been
drawn by order OF the Board of Health
and they viii be sent TO the laboratory
of The Delaware Hospital