The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1895, Page 1

i ADVERTISEMENTS PRINTED IN THE WORLD IN 1894, == 910,087. THE WORLD ALMANAC 1s x LIBRARY IN ITSELF. PRICE ONE CENT CONTINUE TO PURGE THE CITY, Special Committe: of the Chamber of Commerce Submits Its Report, INVESTIGATION MUST 60 ON, Every Department, Whether Cor- rupt or Not, Should Be Overhauled, A SLY RAP AT EX-BOSS CROKER. Goff and Lexow Thanked and Police Reorganization Demanded. At the regular monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, held at 12.30 o'clock this afternoon, the special com- mittee on municipal reform, headed by Chairman Charles S, Smith, presented its report, which in part is as follows: To the Chamber of Commerce: The Committee appointed at the meetiix of the Chamber, held on Dec. @ under the following rexolusion: “Resolved, That a committes of five be appointed by the Chair, to be known as the Commitice on Municipal Reform, whose duty It shall be to im- Quire Into and report at the next meeting, whether or not it te desirable that the powers of the Lexow Committee should be extended for twelve months from the ist day of January next, with tue uty to Investigate any er all of the Depart mente of this city, to the end, that men who Ba Detriyed their ocial trusts and prostituted thelr offices for personal and private gain, may be pua- Sshed for their crimes; that justice may be “indicated, and the fair fame of this city be re deemed from the humiliation and shame which have attached to its government,” ask leave ® report: In the judgment of the Com: argument ix required to demons need of a Legislative investigation, broad enou to Include all departmenta, and searching enough to throw light upon every detall of the city's ad- ministration, The public mind ts Imbued with the bellet that many of tho city departments are tainted with corruption, @ bellet which, in the op.nion of your Committee, 1s fully juscified by facts already proven. In the face of these asser- tHons, If such a condition does not exist, we owe 4t to those having control of theso departments to free them trom general suspicion, and they them selves should welcome such an Investigation. I on the other hand; the proofs of fraud are forth- coming, ao It is belleved they will be, under a competent and seaching Investigation, then che importance of such an Inquiry cannot be overesti- mated, Your Committee helleve that the time has ar- rived when the merchants of thls city, and indeed, all honest citizens, mus: decide whether the city shall be thoroughly purged of the corruption that has been destroying {ts vitality, or submit to the consequagces that must follow inaction, one of the Fesults of which will be the surrender of our commercial supremacy. Your Committee have therfore arrived at the eonsluston: st, That the Special Committes of the Senat commonly vailed the Lexow Commit continued until Jan, 1, 1896, and showid be em- powered {o Investigate any and all of the De- partments of this city. 2d, That the powers aow exercised by courts of record In compelling the attendance of witnesses and puntsliag for contempt should be conferred by statute upon this Committee. 3d. That the Grand Jury now empanelied in the Court of Oyer and Terminer shouid be tained for the Indictment and prosecution of pub- He officers who have been gullty of corrupt m! conduct In office. Ittee but little fe the imperative After reviewing the conduct of various city departments since the time of Tw: the report continues: Your Committee would, therefore, lowing resoluticns: Resolved, That we recognize the offer the fol- value of the tive Committee, reported the following candidates for memb d_recom- mended their election: cle Sedg- wick Bangs, George Blumenthal, Clar- ence 8, Da, Samuel W. Fairchild, Hor- ace A, Foote, Willlam H. Force, George Legg, Charles A. O'Donohue,’ George Curtis Rand, John J Waterbury. They were unanimously elected. Mr. Louis, Windmuller, Chairman of the Committee on Internal Trade and Improvements, submitted the following resolution: solved, That this Chamber recommend to the Unit @ States Senate rud House of Representa. Lives In Congresh assmbled to puss a bill which authorizes tie President of the United States to Appoint a commission of three experts, aud make the necessary appropriation for the purpose ‘of & thorough study our public timber lands, so as to determine what portions ought to be served in the Interest of the people. to prepa & plan fot their management, and’ report th same within y of their appointment, Commission to hi to all public docu ‘mente bearing on the question. Chairman Smith's report was unani- mously adopted, in connection with its Dumerous recommendations. During Its reading Mr. Bmith was frequently inter- rupted by applause, especially when he mentioned that the recent election was &@ Non-partisan victory. In moving that his report be adopted, he said the Com- mittee was unanimous tn its belief that all city departments should be placed upon a clivi. service basis, suggestion was made by ex-Secre- tary of the Treasury Charles 8. Fatr- to empower the Mayor to appoint a mmission to continue the Senate fommittee'x work, or assist it. Mr. ith replied that the Commissioner of Accounts already possessed such child withdrew hie suggestion. Mr. Hentz offered a resolution asking that Mayor Btrong ynee inaugurate clvil-service and labor registration methods in all city departments, ich was al.o adopted, as well as a’ resolu tion endorsing the Myers voting ma. chine. The Chamber gave Richard Croker a sly rap by referring, on William H. Rhoades's motion, to the Committee on Munictpal Reform, for investigation, the bill to be introduced in the Legislature, making Peter F Myers's office at Ui Broadway, the permanent place for real estate sales by auction. Mr. Myers is Mr. Croker's partner. After passing a rising vote of thanks to the Municipal Reform Committee for ite report, the Chamber adjourned, sub- Hct, £9, thle call of the Chair, who’ ts to e notified when the Committee on Cur- rency \s ready to report. Comptrolier Ecke:s, who wae expected at to-day's meeting, was not present. JULIO SANTOS ARRIVES. The Ecundor-Peru-Colombia Dis- pute Still Unsettled. Capt. J. D. Graham, of the steamship Finance, was interviewed on arrival at Quarantine regarding statements that he had made tlsparaging remarks con- cerning merchant ship captains at a JULIO R. SANTOS, dinner at Colon on board his ship, He denied emphatically that he had over made the remarks attributed to him, ind stated that there had been no din- ner served on board the Finance, as eribed. Jullo Santos and Dr. Zaldivar, ex- President of Salvador, were passengers on the Finance. Mr. Santos has a claim of ten years’ standing against the Ecuador Government, which ‘is to be settled by arbitration. Claude Mallet, the British Charge d' Affaires, will repre- sent the United States of Colombia on the Commission, and the Spanish Envoy will probably Jook after Ecuador's in- terests, Mr. Santos said at the time of his de- parture from Quito, the boundary ques- tion between Ecuador, Peru and Colom- dia, hod, net. been settled. The findings of ‘the Mahoney, Vasquez Commission had not been ratified, -— — TWO ACCUSED OF ARSON. Hous im Brooklyn jown Up. A Big Apartmen Nearly street, New York, and Nathaniel Gold- stein, of 155 Broome street, were held to- day by Justice Walsh in the Adams Street Court, Brooklyn, for further ex- amlvation on a charge of suspected ar- won in the big apartment-pouse 3 De Kalb avenue. On the morning of Nov, 19, there was an explosion in the apart- ments of Mrs, Rebecca Levy, on the third floor. When the firemen entered work already accomplished by the Lexow Com-| {PY duse all the windows Were blown mittee, and tender our thanks to tts members| out, and the furniture was ablaze, for the faithful and consctentious manner in| Mra. Thompson, who iives on the which they have performed their duties. Resolved, That the thaaks of this Chamber ai ue end are hereby tendered to the Hou. John top floor, was looking out of the win- ow at the. time of the explosion, and when the crash came, she was almost thrown off her feet. ‘W. Goff, his corps of able assistants, and to Several days ago the serentiver mot & those who, standing back of him, have aided| clue which fo 12 tO RESAE OF ete Bee in the furnishing of evidence, for the able and| fers positively identified Manhelm effective manner in which such evidence has Deen prepared and laid before the public. Resoived, That in the opinion of the Chamber of Comtnerce of the State of New York. welfare of tls city Imperatively demande tha: the powers and the duties of the Lexow Com- mittee should be extended for one year from Janu- ‘ary iat, 1895 with the obligation incumbent upon sald Committee (0 Investigate any or all of the epartmenis of the vlty government Resolved, That the disclosures already made in connection with the Popariment of Police demand such a reorganization of the Department as will take {t entirely out o: the Meld of politica, re- Guce the salaries paid to a fair and proper level, restrict the granting of pensione only to those who, after jong years of faithful service, or through injury received in discharge of duty, shalt Dave become Iacapacitste? for Wark, and remove from the force all Incompecent, walt or dishonest That the foregoing renort and these resolutions be printed and presented, oMciaily, to the Senate and Assembly. and that copies of the tame be sent to the Governor the Lieutenant- Governor, the Secretary of State. Ue Compzrotier, the Treasurer. member of tlie Legisature, and to (he press throughout the mle i resident Morris K. Jesup pre- Wdedat, the meeting, which was largely te eT yeutS ents, Chairman of the Execu- v the public | sone of the men she passed in the hall- Way. She could not identify Goldstein, | as she did not see his face. HIS COAT ON A CORPSE. Deputy Coroner Kelly, of Brooklyn, received a strange request this morn- ing. A young man sald: “I want my overcont that's being worn by a dead an up in the Morgue. Mie young man explained that he was Martin O'Donnell, On New Year's ive Thomas Layton borrowed O'Don- nell’s overcoat go after a pale of ale. He stepped on the ice and fractured his |akull and died, He got en order for the coat, Carter Held tn #1 Hadward C Carter, defaulting clerk of the Bank of Commerce for $30,000, was before ( thie afersoon. Carterwas handouffed + Ross, whose extradition to Lond by the British Government. Comm) held for the action of the !1 at $13,000, fational ‘ PROGRAMME Cigarette. Tobago w child that the Legislature be requested | Powers under the law, and Mr. Fair-/| | Solomon Manheim, of 349 East Third U oe (“Circulation Books Open to All.” AFTER BIG STAKES, Entries for the Great Trial Double Event and Futurity. men Respond as Usual to the C. 1. J. C.’s Invitation. Morris Youngsters Nominated by the Turfman’s Sons. Horsemen evidently have no fear for the future of racing in this State, In re sponge to the Coney Island Jockey Club's for eniries to the Futurity of 1807 and the Great Trial Stakes and Double ivent of the present year, they have responded liberally, The January entries tor the Great Trial number sixty-seven. The entries in August, 18, were ninety- three, making @ total of 160, In this event last year there ‘were 165 entries, and it is almost certain that that total will be exceeded when the mails from California and other Western States are heard from, The total entries to the Futurity of 1897 up tu noon were 620, and for the Double Event 149, an increase of sixteen over last year. These figures speak vol- w en, “The eyeing World" presents below the entries of the most prominent of the horse-owners in the Great Trial Stakes for this year. This stake is worth $20,000 to the winner The entries have for the most part been duplicated in the Double Event, value £10,000, It wil be noted ‘that in the entries from the Morr. Stable the name of John A. Morris does not figure, The entries are made in ths nen and Divid. This m an indication that the elder Morris has retired from racing entirely. Following are the entries to the Great Trial. Those of the horses marked thus * are also entered in the Double BLEMTON, STABLE. drach, bc, by Treimout—She, jargrave, ch. ¢., by St. Blaise—Lady Mar- by by efuge, bc, by Exile Dr ea dent, ch. c., by The Brown colt, by Bert Bay colt, by imp. The first five collg are also entered in the Double Event. MARCUS DALY. “Del Pago, br. c.. by Darebin—Davaria, *Bitter Root Child, ch. ¢., by Chil Mist—Bonita. Senator Hofman, br. ¢., by Invernens—-Dora. *Benator Bland, ch. c. by Inverness-Wood- violet. ‘*Bkatkaho, ch. c., by Hyder All—Carrie G. *Trapplan, br. c., by Inverness—Imp. La ‘Trappe. “Foxy, ch. ¢.. by Browo Fox—Mary Hamilton, *Yucatan, ch. f, by Inverness—Yolande. ess, b, f, by Inverness—Meht a Bard—Belladonna, of, the : a s 4 4 i ¥ Walcott, 104 (Murphy) *, 331 ony Jed hi in his 1 Gree ch. by batreeriane late Hresident Carnot engrossed copies | 1) Sanvs'™ beta rire pel ZC |’ 4c1| cluded him tn his general statement. Hamilton, bik. c. by Troquole—Carlotta, of resolutions of sympathy of the | best th cea «ag over undouvt. | Leads All the Way and Captures | jy .5t g's tatty 5-1 4-1| ‘This i# all the more significant, be- FRHAE 9. Bat of tresitent Carnot ime edly will be held. Chairman Hotma: the Third Race from Jewel Aiotbind te Weatan it Fh feause = few siseke seer Cee mee $ Hanfepring, ch c., by Hanover The resolution of Mr. Allen relating * . i fe Snr ce irom Jewel, versey. 104 (Ham) 3-1 4-5 one of those who ridiculed the idea of { Moerator hc, hy Bir Modred—Swentbriar ite restaurant was then tiken of the Caucus Committee, says they Leigh won, Walcott was nd and | resigning. . ch. &. by Onondaga—Despenia, ruaned: thecmenate! chic propositic as yet take — -- et on A hpi pele : S San Maro, eh” Ge by est. Blalwe-Mtound URL HOT IROMBNESTRE. Tesclaennite: cock easter pro alnenb ihe Blue Bird was third. Timet | When an “Evening World reporter Vandalism, br. ¢., Maxim—Vandal, shouldn't be furnished by the jen gerats, including Messrs, Culberson | Thiers L. and Blizzard the First = jd him about the matter then he said Aaa By atin ron POUL cas seca a Pasuied oA |ECALLISESLUN Gur GOPAtURCUAL aE EIEN : | RACING AT NEW ORLEANS, [that any suct report about himeelt at © FLEISCHMAN & SON. nidevation of the Nicaragua Canal Dill, \and determined to urge a caucus tor | Two Winners. < least was absurd, 2B. ©. by Glenolg—Tevalote, Senator Morgan speaking. Vertis so s bane in| M. Clark's radical change of attitude *Be by lnauale Can Among the amendments proposed for he night, but the attendance, In the = = Walter Talbe: DN ACAI FS ieraycrsie JAMES 5 the Ure Jeflclency Bill ix gue | Howse proved so meagre to-day tha 8 dda edit *B. c, by Mimyar—Mannie Grey. for the a’ n of the one-tenth of it was feared a cauc would fall to) Decidedly Wintry ¥ Peoaeidl tative RANE AOU been reached by the leaders of Tammany (Fl brother to Domino.) nt nual duty placed on sugar i | y 0 to Th 1 a) Hall rot 10 Domino. at my placed. Ol Bur secure a quorum. The plan, therefore, | “Bh TRACK IRLEANS, Jan, | Hite JAMES R. @ FP. KEENE, impor PID Eat ee ase At US| wan given Up GeRINOTACY | Alexander | RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS, Jan | “chey xnow that the heads of depart- c by Donovan- dala. error made in regard to the tax M Moe vill at | Peat eines) Cho) weastie ments will all have to go as soon as & En pent retntone take ; mande In regard {0 the tax | Mr, Springer thinks the caucus w bs - [Hted the attendance at this course tos | pot On oval bill is pa peace by. Minting Gi ed he arts, and ia Batumtay! ow Mondayinigits cir anes che i Te ong | Power O1 oval sed i by “Ayrahire—Suntown ne corporations of the provision of | held Baturiay or Monday night. | 1H) (Special to The Evening World.) lay. The truck was heavy, and @ 8004) 1 thoy think it would be good polities by Imp. Re the Income Tax law requiring that they | that event the rule will not be presented | (Sa 10 The Baling World) deal of scratching took plac PREM FHL f, by Amphion—Ata shall furnish lists of their employ ‘anti theroni has shown the desires; RACE THA “ sEXANDE, Nios DROSTATIRe (NAWEYSE, wae ial good | 2 BOLCIOAt C. LITTLEFIELD. whom salaries of less than $4,000 are of the majority, One or more substi- AND, Jun, 3 -1t was decidedly eae here ve and sore fair sport was witnessed.| Mr. Clark went to the Mayor's office © Needlework, by Sir Modred—Ei 4 maid, ites to the Springer b UW) be intr onda im 8 in no sense woted Q : ait ee Gets MEAP areca Minne Democratic leailers:are eanectally.| Kiicy Cotte eermer NUL will be ints. Ce ce the wart wae afar, Some stables arrived to-day from Roby [early to-dny. and while he wee: eam * Ch. Gl bylMtyreat—Blizaberh anxious that the two amendments first will be followed by an attempt elther in [he attendance itch on the differene and San Branclsce conunittal to the reporter, It was clear | , LITTLEFIELD. JR. mentioned should be enacted during the Cunous or in the House to have then: &0od one and speculation on the different See aac. that he was there by appointment. erst; present session. Ip was the purpose of adopted as the Democratic measure. A events very brisk. ‘ ire nie he Nadie ch A RD _CROKER). eee ee Maye dronped the ane, rominent Democratic member of (the! yuriy thin morning snow fell and the felline, dve furlones f As soon 90 be Be @ chance <o\sseele ch ie Trade Wind > e dropped the ane. | House, who ta vith Se ‘ar Herting. § | with the Mayor, the lai Se tnquolectiougtie [tenth additional discriminating duty cn | Tite yesterday saya that the etary inflell presented a wintry scene suft- weg man a4 the way Into his private ofica Sian by Iroquole—Hilde sugar irom ihe Tari bi) in conrerence | 1s oppose of which’ cient to furnish a good subject for « ps 21 4 5 3 | conference lasted for some time, and at Me ee oncren tani erie . 7 at Serine 8 andonet painter. ‘The track was heay 101 (Warreni.ae-1 10-1 9 2 O% {ite elose the Mayor made the anaousoss The action of the Furopean countries rf ft Sei » He Fifteen were originally announced to Maggie Morris’ go (Long) mith 7 8 91 o to which the duty applles In excluding | Gould pens in the Hou: y 3 t Mary Ta M9 1X. Larveity ist 6 4 & {ment printed above, BYRON M’CL American meats has hud the eect ot iver). tha member f WUhStaWn neue Wan tavern be lee ae eee ahi ‘a § g | © course this scheme of resigning does ° ; of causing this change to appear sill mor the Sec 1y to-day, and i ene f faye bh. RS ity. 102, (MeCus “si 7 9 9 | not Include officers elected by the people, Met Be Mealahe of tant than It did before the bill We. have repry set bed Sto him atrongly t Ing heavily played from 6 to 2 to even Few 07) tlnighy fT; 11 | uch as tne County Clerk, Register eon. « aw, ané e cratic ers the Springer bill in its present fo money. uiie M.. lus (A. Claytoap a1 5 10 ey “especially gratifle mild ; ont Comptroller, for no Power of a fe by Satna Mlatortane these amendinenta Aa Sevaly 4 We ‘ ident Clevelaud has not yet deter-| Winning handily, when Thiers L. came fhaljert. who was ‘hever alterwards) My. Clark was engaged when a te Io. by King Galop—Cutacramble. Senator Jones, of Arkansas, bu S/mined to send a spectal to with 4 rush and landed the pur Driz- headed. He won in the easiest Kind of | porter ey ihe by King Galop Oulsoram understood that they will Bot be printed Congress on he currency question. This 21 beat Inter-Oceun for the place R RMGUT By Stn Imei chap Hamme ' rter called at his office, and the folk Ch S. by St Carlo—inan, vnlexs ‘there appears | little dou |was definitely arcertained to-day by AA Dig BP UREI BiG Ateakt te taxes te ran in second position. all the |10Wing note was sent to him: Bes oy Glenele Democratic Senators are canvassing | waders of the Wows, Xho had ttl ment will be held tornight co arsange for ne third Eime sity Hee * PSOFe| Ms te reported that in your talle with sure, by Midtethian—Patiy, both sides of the Chamber for the pure! ii was learned. that Secretary CArlisl® the Spring meetine, Messrs, Eagan utd Y SERENE HAGE Mayor Strong this morning you told De. by Chan. ast Boom | pose of ting at the aren a had mentioned the PRO Ne AGM te acon today Mn HL AtoInivre| Ballakl/ cae i ‘him you would place your resignation Pete aad Ley GAMER CARIES | Shity, Pe nme. von een that the amend dent, ant " had 0 spine arsed Ina atti {prey ani n ey i Netting St MiChin |i his hands whenever he desired it, Blanco: bec. by Bevidere-Virzinin Bush, troduced with the next two or three! feneral way. There had hen, fe id te : . ' emia, a0 A. | ‘ ! Is this true?” SLindemere oh. th by Lande Adele al days They say, however Spat Je pee has thrown off his usual reserve in diss | FIRST RACH vera iHarold). ; | M. Clark wrote in reply: Belle Ami, ch €, by Belviuere—Conteatt, | Comes evident that the Republic 1 Se ee dite: GUTeenee BAT wit is es welling. OF tA Masel ted “Lt le not Bay Sily, by Emperor of Nortuih-—Alano: Conrenn lefts te, passuie could be pre: | ee Tiveate, is $ Pod late’aant, Wot akcued:.cabt thf @ f [aald to any one that J would resign poy ne 1h Se) Pav vented ant the appropriation bills would) MAY LOSE ITS FRANCHISE, |)": 1 Ree | Brakeman got the best of The average Republican politician hae Colt, by. Werano= Hert ne led: to no, purpose 4 i and making all the running w *Brown colt, by Gano-Cuban Queen, . eae a 5 $8 8 by two lengths. In the stretch € not yet got over bis surprise that there oc fliy hy ‘The Hoak--Sister | Anne. ‘ n Street Car ay Ah KAS ' petein Aa. pu VS York, and from ali parte of the tate. eChestnat dng, by Amige-Santa reare & | 7 FY 1 io ae 4 lady ‘a Owsley WAS and even from other States, visitors “Diy Mills, by Beiperor af Norfark--Viem * Of Mr. Quigg and | The Hoard of Allermen met to-day and | ; : EP Yital Afteen lengths before Adjuster, Kop Coming tt congratulate Alm. One 4 RT, JR. 1 Committ received a number of veto messag ; ' i Lag iy : of the carly eailerg waa Salem He ‘ales Bokrupe bs athrift-constantinople. | WASHINGTON, Jan, 3—'The House | from Mayor Gilroy, who veturd | he fas atone formerly 6 Fark Commision, ee Harmonist, b. by Palsctio—Minarette presented ai animated scene when It lution giving the Riverside and Fort’ ‘Trinculy broke in front and opening ives <: jue, Cudidate for Mayor the year that Mager sHenvenie, bf. by Tre “ont Victris was called to order to-day by Speaker ferr permiseion to make a new YE «kal of two) tenths, ‘mate th date 1 | Wickham was elected, sLa Salle. ch. ge. bs [roquoly—Guildea, Audis 5 Creep pon ing. av Well a the ane lighting TuAning untll the last hundred yards, yoy tt ee sident Barker, of the Tax Depart- *Tantallon, bg. by Hac r—Long Cloth, | Crisp, after the holiday recess. tial evan Saath telaw Ck he hiets I ie fant. and IN Mestin, 100 : » | ment was anotner early caller. He came aH & DH. MORRIS. Jleries were crowded, and over haif the High pyar i pees ft hin he w a > lene i % \to8 Wi over the Dusters of the Armory sPetermun, b, ©. by Britannic—letervtile, | mombe . no street. Mayor ong hae ‘om- Lite fterO eck for tne canst » © 4° Board, of which he ts the Secretary, sAbuse, bo o by Plesma~Abu Ku Aeaeit Talieey spare Panens |wiumications for the Bourd Time bz ‘ TL | Robert i Sooney,, Commissioner of Internitasion "br f., by Galopin—Vacation, eter ARE Bis Gere ary Railroad Committee erited Pat omagtalthg t away first. but Mot As ‘L understand it,” he sald to-day, GIDEON | DALY, Qo acenk erorn’ the ep in favor of a wey Kin wrap and My a Wd) Be Father, embers * Ch. ¢,. by Sensation—Alm: PEO PF ‘ on, Ebates? t # make the runnil to fill a whole of Salvator-—Mias Woodford er . t 1 Corparation 7, ‘ rk h, whe David came yee." o Rntetic eerie 4 ports, ee Sees My inte we 1 ‘ * handily by a length, Trixie was would not Inconvenience LOR ‘Wh 3 ih - : . ¥ ' ‘ a length before ANuO Time anything. of Wohemla, br... by Emperor—Auntri- | Luced eso] jon calling “upon aay which aa ' it nd before Maquon, Tin pe any ehh a veare tan Akh Prtare—Riapah, Tenteaite the neceor thalvAL of te ennual aye ‘ pug | —e yact with property owners HHA Sa ¢ raing, the removal ot lernien | . m | 41s | troadway In the vicinity anor umber of oerks ya the New ¥ Chelan rated hay ine matter should te | : : ‘ | AMBULANCE RUN DOWN. Sure, wae one, “ef the Po STALL \, Springer, tn charge of the Curvency The Board urwed 4 mee: next i’ | Ben aoe subret nil, cUL him off with @ motion to go into) stuniay at 1 ore ) Patient Esenpes, t eat RTY & WISHARD. {consideration of that ' uoy | vm Fad Nan wae es rin dnane-Pauline Lee | Accordingly. the House went Into Com ROBBERS IN CINCINNATI. x y i ‘ i eee ructius N: Bliss. was, one of the #08 Ae, by Man Chior Rime mittes Mr Kichardyon (ern. Fenny | Mekieever Away, frat, but waa) out ; Bea Gnd his. determined young opponent, * hg. by Enquirer—Brocad |the Chair and Mr Black (Dem. Gay a Hela: 4 teaded by 2EAy Who led at BOGE Sy John E. Milholland, also called. In fact, * Daya. by lod Miles=Orasige Ljoxsom. |member of the Hanking and Currency | Cheek ta eld tp Vo Won easily by a length was thrown from ht \ faction and branch of the G. ©. BF ech. ©. by Buchanan-trene Committee, took the floor in favor of the APR And a half Troe WIth SlU=| niin avenue, and’ FH CRU BNE. ie oe BROOKDALE STALL joi | Krever th 1 length awit in H wap Aen wo is to exert a *D. th. by Minting—The App Henreseniative Money, of Misaianppl,| (iNCINNATE. Jit Two I a GEREN AGHA a fous influen istation at A MATT BYRNES |B tor barret op ingle, brewed or ter-| men entered t rare mH a Shae Whe CAMEO DY. (ne wok Sh Peart: the Mayeny STorror be e.. by Sir Motred-—Tyranny | mented Nquors for barrels containinsg | and cailet at ! tae cas! . ‘ Re eRe sae Ne eee OI ee oe Lae a dntaryianeen a ae ttle, bof, by Imp. Maxim—Preotona. not more than thirty-one gallons and a stom where tt rand Clerk fe comicg in ¢ with a cable ca ‘cx-Judtge Ernest Hall, of the JOE SEAGKAM. like rate for other qui . =A ! noulance Was on its way the Mayor were gy Eraret ee o lian, eh 6. by Marv ester—Averha = Frank Hy Sparh w ! hospital with a patient. when is ‘Twenty-ainth District, and Capt. Krum seer ty Petor—Molety uy and-over $4.0 + wit ¥ : |3to i ne Third “The Captain’ testified Bex OM, RAYS a ¢ nea i 1 ¢ | Greyat was removed to Roosevelt Hos- | fore the Lexow Committee about pol shtk. «by Trement-G)p CAUCUS ON CURRENCY BILL. ae Ee eG ” _ extortion, and he has been arrested seve oBr es lertan ‘ AP ara aees ee Adis n Motiarrighe beat ve ard wus] = keUa livense for his Chrystie street eon- cnr Springer Saye Ut May Be Held So vi ung y by tw oert be. i =A8 SAE Eaa ttaohed wai) ¥ 1s hs frat TSty Giet colt was PREMIER BOWELL ILL? Among others to pay thelr respects te Other eniries have made byw. | uy or Monday. Cs : Ths nideest avewer Tena Meee ABE Tn eeTt a eres. Wire. Commie B.A pEUe Se a We itcett Thomas | WASHIN Jan, 3—The generat | woured tis Com STE anid eecaped Wie RA | Meport Saye that Hin Recovery ta{Eickhoft and Kohuine | they alee ite 2 ms Oot eck | bate. is to pra In the 1 x r rowd | 4 about ' Can " aden ot yire Stable, — Gowghacres | There was @ \ tp NER . ra = Stave, Fo Maddicn, 8) C. Lyane W |and bee brows to & clowe ne bullding at the time, Sparks Is bad st bd MONTREAL, Jat R=A apecial de Mra, Salinde Is Happy Agala, O's Macbonough Ry W. Walden & Co..| practically wetted No rule has yet! jurr Phere is to elue (o the t A More. Wi} #1 4 3H Tepateh to The Star, from Halifax, says: | ira sary fallade, who lately complaiag® to ry pit, Minerva Stable, GB’ Morris & [been framed by the Committee on Ru es —_ Wi ats § 6 “Mackengle Bowell, the new Premier |the Excise Doar tat certain ouses asap Ber . McCarren © Scott, J. McLaughlin, |bur it Is probable that such @ rule Will) per emer nd other sporting away in front and held | o¢ Canada, is dangerously il His re-|*®"? daveputabe, te cow delighted to Onl W.' J Splers, W. M. Wallace, A. D.!be introduced on Saturday. It will tix uawaluek uaae ai the end, winning easly J - several of these houses are (or sale and thes <Copdieued on Second Pase) tha iimits of the Gve-minute depate 18 from lene, who beat | covery ts doubtful, Tenuate are (9 move Pah . v¥ , , ¢ oa i ; a en ee Conese ne pee he maar ON ii i gy Ao 4 oes ; é wt nauiied Me torr . . ™ eS: ‘ ell —a eee eh eek seis. ‘gilt y a ; acs gates i TO KILL INCOME TAX. eae Deficiency Bill. Senate Asks the President About the Fate of Two Japs. Reassembles After the Holiday Recess. Congress WASHINGTON, Jan, gress reassembled to-day, recess, Mr. Quay, of Pei lvania, ine troduced in the Senate a proposed amendment to the Urgent Deticiency bill, amending the tariff laws by strik- ing out all provision for an income tax and substituting a new woollen schedule, 2—When Con after ten days including the McKinley duty on raw wool, Mr. Quay's amendment may have a bearing on the Democratic tariff plan The Senator said, when asked about his Purpose in presenting the amendment, that it was intended as a text for a speech, As the part of it which provides for a new woollen schedule is not ger- ane, he expects it to be ruled: out. When asked as to the truth of the re- port that he would antagonize the Ur- gent Deficiency bill because of the in- come tax appropriation, he sald that it was his intention to oppose it if there should be an effort to get it through before the vacant seats on the Republi- can side were filled, and he pointed to a large package of manuscript lying on his desk to show that he was prepared to talk. After the presentation of sundry rexo- lutions and memorials, Mr. Sherman, from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, reported and the Senate passed the reso- lution “heretofore introduced by | Mr, Lodge (Rep., Mass.) calling on the Pres: ident for correspondence and other jpera relative to the delivery by tt Vnited States Consul at Shanghal of two apanese citizens to the Chinese author. #*; also asking for information as to were put to being tortured; further, | whether there was any understanding with the Chinese Government that Unit- ed Btates officers should aid, assist and give safe conduct to any Japanese citi- zens desiring to leave China, &e. About thirty Senators were when Vice-President Stevenson the body to order, and more present called came in {during the reading of the Journal. The Chait hed uetore the senate a letter from the Secretary of State trans- mitting a despatch from the Unite States Ambassador at Paris, saying the he had delivered to the widow of the Quay Introduces Amendment to, | | {“ Circulation Books Open to COMPLETE WORLDS CIRCU | LATED IN 1894, rid 167,886,313.=| — & % (Dont bo Hows WiTHOUT WT oem X WORLD ALMANAC. PRICE ONE NIGHT EDITION CENT. Ail.” YY TAMMANY MEN READY TO QUIT, # 2 Mayor Strong Says They Will All Resign When Asked to Do So, 00 THEY ANTICIPATE FATE? It Is Suggested that They Are | Dodging the Power of Removal Bill. CLARK TALKS WITH STRONG. And Later Denias that He Has any © | | Idea of Offering Hie. ., MR. AND MRS Ww. D. STOKES, | WHO WE MARR ED THIS AFTERNOON Resignation. Y Barl Dodge Stokes are were Mh Brank t. Hall, Mr. James M Mrs. Clement C. Moore, Mrs. | en eee aie iee weit de) Varniim, Mr, dove tie Rivas and Met red “kaler, Aira, “Reeve-Mernitt, Miss | SoA MA it ue cat G 1 Phelps Stoke an Duser, Miss Schnener, Mrs, Thomas | 1, ” 3 Alba Cosia, at the residence of the) "The house was tastefully decorated with Hiteheock, Mr Mrs. James Stok It has become apparent that practi bride's parents, 48 Weat Forty-seventh flowers and pals. ‘The wedding gifts Mr and Mrs. Frederick Stokes, cally all of the important Tammeay atreet, by Archbisop Corrigan, assiated | Were displayed upstairs, Among them Aire, Denking, Mr and Mra Ge oticials in the city have decided te street, by Archbieop Corrigan, assisted 01." 935,00 pearl necklace from the Mr,’"Ha Mr. and Mrs. Albe' x ty Rev. Mathers Le and Newey, |ieldegrosme > tuck, SM dc Mite. Gi ; place their restgnations at Mayor Patrick's Cath | Among the 1,000 guests at the recep- Horace Strong's disposal, es Josephine tion were Mrs, Anson Phelps Stokes, the Mr. I Baldwin, This was made clear by @ statement Mecall Little, Ella ail Misses Stokes, Mrs, Wilkin FE Dodge, inson, Mr. Arthur ‘Twombly and MTs. | rom the Mayor himself to-day, after ® Lilian Stokes, Miss Ada Wir Mrs, Coudert, Mixa Coudert, Mrs. Wile MeCoskey Butt. ay maid of honor, Col. Charles ze Bry; bur Bloodgood, Mrs Charles (Childs, Mr and Mrs. Stokes will reside on talk with Corporation Counsel Clark. of Chicago, was best man. The ushers Miss Remsen, Mr. and Mrs, ‘T. Suffern) West Seventy-third street The Mayor was asked If Mr. Clark had and a time for the final vote. While no exact time has been fixed, It te the opinion of Mr. Spritger and others di- |recting the course of the bill tnat Wednesday, Jan. 9, at noon, will be th Outsider four lengths for the place. | “Well, 1 find that 1 arly all of the M GARRIGLE AT 12 10 | ime 1.06. Tammany >fficials are ready to résign 9 FIFTH RACE at any timo they are asked to.” SIX and « quarter furlongs; selling. The Mayor also said that Mr. Clart offered to resign, and he replied: Starters, welehin and Jockeys 18 Place, | had not actually resigned, but he fm