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THE EVENING TIMES WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MARCH 26 1902
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EARLY EXODUS OFTOURISTS TO EUROPE
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The Kaiser Wiihelm derGrosse Carries Many
Americans
KUBELIK AMONG PASSENGERS
The Talented Ynwg Pianist Divides At-
tention With Lady Constance Mac-
kenzie aad Heees t Return text Sea-
son Waaliinf ten People Sail
NEW YORK March 2C That themah to Surope is already la tail
swing la shewn by the vast throng whichyesterday crowded oa beard the NorthGerman Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wit J
helm der Grosse which aalled for Bremenby way of Plymouth and Cherbourg Alarge percentage of the vessels miMerous passengers wilt debark at Plymouthand proceed thence te London wherethey will remain uaty after the corona-tion ceremonies
Conspicuous among thoae who sailedby the Bremen liter wan Lady ConstanceMackenzie who has been on a six weeksvisit to this country and who at the pierdivided attention with Jan Kubelik thenoted young violinist who has Just com-pleted a successful engagement here-To the numerous admirers who were atthe pier to see him off the young musi-cian said be had bees amazed at the extent of the reentry and more than
at his reception If he saM Icould take with me all the people whomI hue learned to lore in this country Ishould baTe three big steamships full totake home I am not only grateful tothe Americana but to my own country-men the Bohemians m various parts ofthe country who treated me so hos-pitably
When asked sheet the prospects of hisreturning to America Mr Kubelik said bearranged a return Tislt some time duringnext season when he expects to see thePacific Coast and the Southern dUeL
Mr Kubellks stateroom was decoratedwith a number of American fags Hewore besides a pin showing a minatureAmerican flag which lad been given himby one of his admirers
Paul Biouet Max OReM who is onhis way to Paris where he will accept aneditorial post on the Figaro waa
passenger by the Kaiser WilhetoiAmong the numerous others who sailedby that vessel were Mr and Yrs GeorgeVanderbilt Count Quadt first Secretaryof the German Embassy at Washingtonand Count Armin Second Secretary ofthe embassy Mrs Harold Brown Mrand Mra James H Count GCosta Spencer Eddy Secretary of theUnited States Embassy at ConstantinopleMr aad Mrs X G Fabbri Mr and JarAugustus Hemingway sad the MissesHemingway sad Miss Mary Kernocban
Sailing for Southampton today thePhiladelphia o the American Itae wiltcarry Mrs Richardson Clover wife ofCommander Clover of the United StatesNavy and the Misses Clover Mr andMrs C H Colburn also of Washington-Lee Davis Mrs W McK Barbour Mrand Mrs AdamsStern Prof J SSterrett Mr and Mrs C B Tnrbevlll
The Ward line steamship Morro Cedewhich arrived from Havana yesterdaybrought puny New Yorkers who havebeen wintering in Cuba
A DOG WITH A BAD NAME
Danger Is Said te Be a Hart Diuk rand a Biter
NSW YORK March M Dancer a dogof uncertain pedigreeleis mongrel Mad for he is accused ofbiting three children who Mve n tilelower part of this city His list victimwas Lillian Martin a sevenyearold girlwho lives In Oak Street Dancer who issaid to ba addicted to the use of strongdrink bit the girl Sunday afternoonTwo more Kim were added Monday tothe list of those Injured by the caninedipaomarlac Their names were JuliaLa n and Maggie Cuslck The first istwelve years old sad the second nveyears her junior They appeared in courtyesterday morning accompanied by theirmother
Mrs Cusirk and Mrs Lawn both Mve atNew Chambers Street They said that
Danger was the property of James McGuire who had a saloon at 54 New Cham-bers Street Mrs Lama said that herdaughter Julia was playing In the streetMonday when the dog bit her severelyMrs Cusick said that her child was alsobitten Both children will go for treat-ment twice a day to toe Hudson StreetHospital
Mr McGuire was seen yesterday in hisestablishment He paused long enough nthe blondtng of ale to say that be did sotown the dor
Danger came to this neighborhood twomonths ago said he He has two legsHow does be run I dost know but hekeeps up with all the teams that peas theblock He comes in here sometimes butI never saw him drink a drop He Isntnine Im not paying his license for liv-ing Ive no objection to his being shot
McGutres references to a twoleggeddog were meant to be Jocular for be hasthe reputation of being the wittiestla New Chambers Street
McGwire may think he M aman declared Mrs Custek yesterday
with his talk about twolegged doe andabout Danger taking no drink Ibelieve that the dog ever drank a drop ofliquor or beer iu all his life But this iscertain that w wont have the childrendown here bitten by the creature MeGutre may laugh and those who stand infront of Us saloon may think its fun toseed a deg after the children hat thismust stop
FOR A BUREAU CHIEFS PLACE
Captain Dkkiae Urged as Swcesr toAdmiral Eadicett
With the approaching conclusion of thefour years tine of service as Chief of tileNavy Department Bureau of Yards andDocks of Rear Admiral M T Bndfeettthere Is an evident movement on the part
F W appointed his successorPrior to the appointment of Admire
Bndicett as chief of tin bureau the In-cumbent has always been a live o cerSecretary Long however became con-vinced that as the work of this bureau wasof a technical nature its chief should be atechnical man and Civil Kngineer liedcott received the billet It la said thatMr Long ta sack pleated with AdmiralEadlcotfs administration of affairs andhas sigalned his Intention oflog him for reappointment
The candidate of the lino CaptainDicklas was formerly Assistant Chief ofthe Bureau of Navigation While sta-tioned la this city Captain Dtekias wifewas horsed to death by the explosion ofsome gasolene
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TRAGEDY WAS IN VAIN
Murder and Suicide Were Based ea aMistake
LONDON March M A most pathetictragedy caused by an unhappy misunder-standing was revealed at the coronerscourt at Colwyn Bay yesterday and wasfollowed by a painfully dramatic revela-tion
On Monday a young man named DavidHtcharde missed a small box of moneybelonging to Ute shop of which he wasmanager
He asked his sweetheart Lilian Keaywho was the one saw hint putthp box ef money away to restore ittinkles she takes M
She dented any knowledge of the boxHe thereupon shot her dead turned therevolver upon himself and killed himselftoo During the inquest Richards
rushed into the court holding upmtesing box which had been the cause
of the tragedyIt bad been found quite the place
where the unhappy murderer and suicidelead said be put it
SIRfffiBLE MSUPREMACY TODAY
Georgetown and Lehigh toMeet on the Diamond-
Beth Nines ia Good Form for the BaseballGame to Be Held en the Local
College Campus
The Brae and Grey of Georgetown andthe Brows of Lehigh will mingle this af
Silken banners proudly display-ing the rival colors will be waved
by fair rooters amid all tile hur-rah and confusion of a college baseballgame
Theywant the this yi and Ifstilt heady pbtytas can get H the Inter-collegiate banner will fast over the localuniversity on the let day of June WhileLehigh has no strong pretensions for theehnmptonahip they are a nervy ot ofball teasers and will do everything Intheir power to Georgetown a hardrun for Its money
The Batting OrderThis afternoon the entire pitching stall
will be given tryeut Bobby Blewettwill of course be held in reserve to actas a cbek should the visitor fall foul oftbe youngsters sad proceed to wallopthem out of tbe box Particular attentionwill be paid to the work of SeiU and Coxwho are regarded aa coming twirlers
mesa abilityThe management has announced that
the same will not be called until 415oclock in order to allow the fans em-ployed in the departments aa opportunityto witness the contest Mr Bett whoomciated with the most satisfactory re-sults last season has again bees eapied by the local manager
Tile lineup of the opvostng aggrega-tions has been announced aa follows
Georgetown Catcher Drill pitchersBlewett Mackay Seltx and Caxbase Dowliit second base Dormaathird base Morgan shortstop Moran leftSkid Golden centre Apperius rigidfold OHara or Diesel
Lehigh Catcher Tilly pitcher Taylornrst base Lewis second base Rusethird base Klnne shortstop Kvrhartleft field Hanklar centre field Schueierright field Remits
FfTZS PROPOSITIONACCEPTED BY CLUB
N W YORK 2fc Tins CenturyAthletic Club of Los Angeles Cal hascome to the terms made by Robert Klta-simmoes end have offered hint just whathe has said then he wants
Late lest night the etch telegraphed toFlu that it would offer 75 per cent of tilegross receipts for a fight between hislid Jeffries about May Je and guaranteethat it would not be less than 25 00
The club demands a deposit from Utefighters of JSM to insure good faithFItx asked until April 1 to consider theproposition which the drab reluctaatlygranted especially so since it te hs ownproposition which he balks
The directors intimated that if he didnot accept this niter making the propospan himself it would be because hewanted none of Jeffries game
This is by far the best offer that baabeen made thus far sand It is guaran-teed by a deposit la beak
Scbeeaer neaR Probably LestBALTIMORE March M No tidtncs
have been received of tIN threemasted-schooner Bertha Dews Captain Thomaswitch sailed out of this port thirtysevendays ago for Boston with a ergo ofcoal The vessel registered 963 tons 247feet long red was built at Bath Me IB-
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THE NEW WOMAN
Made Over by Quitting CoffeeCoffee probably wrecks a greater per-
centage of Southerners than Northernpeople for Southerners use it tare freely
The work it does Is distressing enoughIn some instances aa aa illustration MissSue W Fairall 517 North Fourth StreetRichmond Va writes I was a coffeedrinker for years and for about six yearsmy leonine was completely shattered Isuffered fearfully with headaches andnervousness also palpitation of the heartand loss of appetite
My sight gradually began to fall andfinally I lost tfce sight of one eye altogather The eye ws upon andthe sight partially then I be-came totally blind in the other eye
My doctor used to urge me to glue uptote but I was willful and continued todrink It until finally In a last case of aerare Illness the donor insisted that Imust give up tile coffee so I began usingthe Pastern Food Coffee and in a monthI felt like a new creature
I steadily gaped in health andstrength About a month ago T beganwing Grape Nuts Breakfast Food red Uteeffect has beeR wonderful I really feellike a new woman and have plaid abouttwentyfive pounds
I am quite aa elderly lady tadPostum red I could
not walk a square without exceeding fatigue sox I walk ten or twelve without
Formerly In reading I couldremember but little but now my memoryholds rut what I read
Several friends who have sees theeffects of Pestun and Grape
Nets en me bare urged that I Kin theteals te the white for the sake of salfeeing humanity so although I dislikepublicity you can publish this letter
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DREYFUSS BROUGHT IN LINE
Seiwtorial Manager Expected te ArriveTeaigfat Watieaal League Still aDelicate PasitieH Geaeral News ef theBaseball Wed I
Tom LeftMs the Senatorial Mentor forthe next six months or store will arriveto Washington this events at f oclockManager will thud that his ab-sence after the time set for his arrivalnearly a week ago has occasioned ninnysJeepkfs nights among Ute National
fansAs an Indirect result oC his nonap-
pearance the Washington club has been i
transferred to Pittstoirg on an average oftwenty times a stay and transferred lackagain as often the players from CaptainDelahaaty down have jumped their eontracts deserted to the National Leagueand done many other things equally re-prehensible
In fact the local situation has closelyresembled the proverbial ehlckeB with itshead amputated and nothing was toostrenuous to contour up With the ar-rival of Manager Loftus however it iaexpected that aa entirely different aspectwill present itself
Loftus is a man of wonderful executivepower and under his skllKul guidancethings will rapidly shape themselvesalt the excitable fans will have to do ta-te sit tight and neeumuate powerfor the opening day April 23
National League OntleekThe announcement that Barney Drey
fuss has agreed to sign a call for ameeting of the magnates of the NationalLeague has had a soothing influence onthe affairs of the older organizationJust how long this peaceful attitude willlast it hi hard to say aa with Fro admanand SnaMIng remaining suspiciouslyeuiot there is no telling when troublewill break out In a fresh place
Of course there will be an endeavormade to keep the more excitable elementtn the background at the coming meetingbut this is easier said than done Freed-man is not a man that is easily
and Spalding has also shown signs ofa desire to carry everything before himregardless of consequences
The old National League la In a veryticklish position and it will require care-ful diplomacy to avoid open rupture Theteams have been sent South for thespring working out but still the sched-ule has net been adopted so that a meet-ing is absolutely necessary and no onecan tell what may happen whea a largeamount of flammable material te col-lected ta one place
I Altogether it behooves the magnatesto go slow and think carefully beforethey Will they do it
BASEBALL GOSSIP
A despatch from Washington N Cstates that fifteen travel stained ballplayers a dog and two fat men Wowlate place Monday sight After thegrime had been washed ole it was dis-covered that tbe outfit was what ia leftof the Phillies
President Hickey of the American As-sociation recently paid a visit to Mil-waukee for the purpose of inspecting thegrounds He complimented the Brewerstagnates upon the arrangement and con-dition of the laid and stands
The Giants have started their pre-liminary practice en Manhattan FieldChristy Matbewnon is among them
Captain Whitney of the Cornell base-ball team has selected the following menfor the Southern trip Pitchers ChaseHenderson Bristol Knapp and Beebecatches Whlnery and Tydeman Sealbase Ferguson snood bee Brownthird base Costello shortstop Lewisleft field Brewster right fold DrakeThe centre fielder has not Melt selectedManager Kinney will accompany Uteteam which leaves Ithaca on Thursdaytax Charlotte N C
Iberg sad Jaeklitsch here started Southto Join the Phillies
The baseball aggregation representingthe University of Pennsylvania startedSoith yesterday for a series of gameslasting through the Raster holidays Tbefollowing men accompanied Coach IrwinVolf and Carrie catchers Devlin Rey-nolds Kaufman Marshall Wilder andGroves pitchers Bennett first base Co-llier second base Orbia shortstopBrown third base Swain extra infielderWhite left fold Newman centre fieldNoble right field and De Lisle extra out-fielder
A of relief that was audible all-over he country went up to the heavensfrom the muchdistressed magnatesit was learned that Dreyfuss had signedthe call
lisa Johnson will It te said spend sev-eral days at the Virginia Hot SpringsIn this ease he will certainly honor OleSenators by his presence at the openingpate
C a there be a Dummy Hoy answerto the passes resulting from the secretmeeting of Freddy Postal and Tom Loftsat Chicago Hoy however has said noth-ing so far
Joe Delebanty of last years Montrealteam has signed with Worcester
Georgetown va Lehigh todayA baseball team has been organised at
the Theological SeminaryYale will attempt to take a taft out of
Georgetown tomorrowWiley Platt baa been signed by Manager
Griffith of the Chicago White Sox
BRICK BROKEN ON HIS FACE
Henry Smith Says William Smith Struck
BALTIMORE Mares W PatrolmanRamsay of the Central district
heard a commotion in the neighborhoodof Holliday and Fayette Streets late Moaday night and west to investigate Hefound a negro leasing up against a wanwith his face badly cut and bleeding andaaw another negro running out HollidayStreet
Ramsay started ia pursuit and after achase of seven blocks overhauled theSeeing negro and took him to the policestation where he gave his name aa William Smith The negro with tbe damaged countenance sid his nameHenry Smith and told the following storyto Justice Fechtig yesterday morning
lIe and William Smith landed In Balti-more Monday from a baybad la his jeans and according toHenry the pair were walking clues Holllday Street when William picked up abrick awl struck him la 11 face with Itbreaking the brick more or less badlyinjuring tIM face While Henry was re-covering from the shock says WilHam put his hard in lets pocket and tookthe money
The two halves of the brick were proattend B the court sad wore found tocorrespond with the Impression on Henryscountenance William wens committed tojail for the action of the Criminal Court
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FAIR qqEDS BATTLE FORSWIMMING POOL
NBW YORK The studentsof Columbia MerningsideHeights tile rouser of MayorLew cannot get ovW Idea that thefair Coeds of Barnard tbewomans annex of the university are tryins to entrench the prerogatives ofthe masculine element Their request forthe use of the mens swimming poolwhen not otherwise in use has stirred upsuch a collegiate rumpus that the stdent publications are now sodas the limitta their use of the Bnclwh language toback their arguments
In response to the recent editorial iathe Columbia University Quarterlywritten by one of the faculty condemningthe masts attitude in regard to the swim-ming pool controversy ColumbiaSpectator ia a caustic editorial tookup the cudgels ta its own behalf la itsissue yesterday The Quarterly said
The tempest that tats arisen on theordinarily calm surface ef student lifekern because of the offer to Barnard atedents of the use of the gymnasium swim-ming tank on Wednesday evenings Is ameteorological and psychological pilenomenoa a little difficult to understand
As the tank is rant otherwise in use onWednesday evenings so that its assignmeat to the Barnard students involves no
PHONOGRAPH IU ROLE
A STUMP SPEAKER
Chicago Candidate EmploysService of Advocate
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Aidreee a Number ef AudiencesTime and Famish Music
CHICAGO HI March 2 Campaignspeeches from the funnel of a phonographconstitute the medium by which CasstnsO Smith Republican candidate for
in the hopes tegather voters to his support
Being inexperienced in campaigning bedespaired of ever being able to Indulgein flights of political oratory until Alderman Batterworth suggested the phon-ograph as a vote wiaaeV
Mr Smith sat dW prepared acampaign speech carefully re
with all the strew aiM bnnder of an ex-
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a blank wax roll inserted themachine was geared dow to alow rpeedand Mr Smith read his spesch into themouthpiece Half i noeea wax recortbwere made and addresseshis admirers at bank a deem places attIM saute time r t
Several selections of musk by fullmade are used In connection and the ma-chine takes the pines of campaign lendas well aa campaign obator
Half an hour beforeheld by the various RetfebOeaa eraaalza-tiona in the ward the phonograph ks plac-ed at Ute entrance with a Sown marchunder the needle When tie crowdsgather they tasted Into the hall tndSmiths speech Is inserted In twangingtone the machine min upft
Ladles and gentlemen Mr Smithwho ia unlortuimtely unable to be withs on account of nether engagement will
give us his views from the phonograph
TOLD HOW TO SAVE HIM
Injured Young MaR Calmer Than Rescu-ers Directs Them
NEW YORK March With both legseat off at the ankle by Ute wheels of atrain on the Putnam RaHroad at VanCortlaad Park a young rat who gavehis name aa Harry Smith red bis resi-dence at Jackson and Lorteer StreetsBrooklyn directed bow the train shouldbe backed to free the crushed stumps andbow he should be taken from under thetuna
Of tbe crowd which rusted from thetrain when the word west round that aman bad been run over Smith was by farthe coolest
The engine driver Jumped Into his cabstd carefully backed the train about afoot until Smith was free Smithcoolly directed how he should befrom under the train and put in the bag-gage car
ills legs were tightly tied and a mes-sage was set to KingsbrMge to aFordbam Hospital ambulance tffcitingthere No ambulance was la waiting atKlnsjsbridge but a policemen boarded thetrain and the man was takea to FordhamHeights where the police of Kingsbridgehad ordered aa ambulance to meet it
All through this tetrlble ordeal Smithnever tat consciousness sad conversedfreely with those in the baggage car buthe would assign no for his act nortell how he came to be ia Van Cortlan3iPark He saW be did not see the trainbut a number of passengers who weresitting In the front car sad looking outof the windows saw him deliberatelythrow himself across the tracks as soonas the warning whistle sounded
WISCONSIN AT SAN DIEGO
A South American Pfaatdgnt Entertainedon the Cruise
SAN DIEGO Cal Mare The batUeship Wisconsin has arrived fromthe South Since Sound
14 she baa steamed M2M milestouching at Honolul Acapulco Valpa-raiso suet Callao
When she left Fuse Sound there wasmeasles on board tNIs tri causedthe vessel to be virtually quarantined atPogo Pago At ValparaW the Presidentof Chile wens a guest the oncers
At Magdalena Bay target practice wasIndulged in the batrteiip remalnicathere from March 1 le fe
Admiral Casey ta aboard std good healthta reported Among Dicers aad crew TheWisconsin is kern under waiting orders
DR GOUCHER IN IRRIGATION
Said te Head Corporation te Make Anzest Wastes Bloom
PHOKNIXt Ariz March M Dr JohnF Goucher president ef the WomansCollege of Baltimore ta at the irons ofa corporation that te te make glad aurge expanse la the waste spaces ofArizona
His company la consideration of apayment of 7fiM6 has just
of the Buckeye canal and of a largeacreage of lead it irrigated
The canal ono ot the oral importantin the Territory ta twentytwo situlong and leads on the Otis River twentymiles southwest of Phoenix
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Make nee ef very highfalutin Eng-
lish convince New Yorkers thattheir request sfeeeld be granted
interference whatever with the privilegesof the male students of time university
thinly In appearance at least wanting ingallantry one might say wanting in
courtesy and sereBvidently the student mind has been
working along lines of ratiocinationwhich UK edicts mind has ties far failedto follow The day may cotta when thestudent body will smile at Its fright
In reply The Spectator editorial saidIt seems to us to require no extraor-
dinary powers of ratiocination to conelude that when a privilege ta granted
Hah that privilege aa a right Nor doesIt seem unreasonable to sty that K weare to oppose a genera movement wemust oppose each and every step in thatmovement
Per the benefit of the perplexed oal-eial ruts we would like to restate thatthe vast majority of Columbia studentsare absolutely opposed to nay act lrcreasing the privileges or adding to theprominence of women students at ColumMa
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Its Products Can Be HandledJust Like Ice
Bottoms aad Shores ef Lakes in BritishColumbia Feud Cevered With
Waehisg Compound
Mr John L Bttttawer United StatesConsul Genera at Montreal reports thata mite of natural soap ta one of the lat-
est mineral discoveries In the
the foothills near Ashcroft British Col-
umbia Their bottoms and short anted with a natural washing com-pound containing borax and soda Xetwo analyses agree exactly as to thecomposition of the material a Yorkanalysis gives K per eat borax aMontreal chemist from the same samplegives M per teat borax
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show that it win vomowo grease and dirtquicker than soap
A syndicate of British Columbia
the market About 273 tons of the com
lake It ta handled precisely as ice ishandled The Mocks are more than tInches In thickness are sawn Into nieces
eachIt ta estimated that this Jake alone eon
talus 2D6M tons proving that theif successful will reach large
STUDENTS FOMENT REBELLION
Existence f Organization Oppasod teRussian Announced
ST PKTBRSDRG March 2 A semiomcial report confirms the state
Government exists among the studentsand that the latter are trying te causeagitation among workingmen through themedium of secret meetings which are
held at various placesBetween
were 182 arrests in with thinOf this crasher ninetyfive
were sent to Siberia for tet i s of front twoto tee years
The Czar made a requeU that only theringleaders should be banished The re-mainder of those arrested were
sent to prison for short terms Fiftyfive girl students were involved
FIVE DOLLARS A BOX
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According to Seniority RuleHe Would Be Promoted
Was Skipped Before May Be Overieeksd
Higher Heaezs Seen
There ta no little speculation te armycircles as to who will be appointed by thePresident to fill the vacancy In the tiradeof major general by the
of Gen K S Otis Oeau
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ever already been advanced over hisheed but for this reason army sifiBirasomewhat doubtful whether ha willGeneral Otto tIMe
In July next twe ether vacancies willoccur in the grade of major general bythe statutory retirement at Leas John KBrooke sad Lloyd Wheaton There Islittle doubt that Gen Leonard Wood willbe promoted then in he falls to gotthe present vacancy
Notfriend of time President but he ta highlyregarded by the entire Administration Itta tacitly admitted that Woodwill eventually be appointed to aucccodLieutenant General Miles la-the army
NOAHS ARK SCENESAT A NEW YORK PIER
Rhinoceros Trets the Afittis Deck andOther Besets Arrive for Bronx ParkNEW YORK March 2fc With a rhi-
noceros trotting around Its dock atmans heel a Himalayan black bear
ripping the trousers from anothera
raccoon begging sugar and pythonsand hi apes otherwise enjoying themselves tile British steamer Afridl lookedlUre Noahs ark onterday It brought n consignment of wildbeasts for the Bronx Zoological Park RL Oitmars in charge of UK rltr1there superintended the removal of thenew arrivals to their permanent quarters
Khino went without Ida itnjur Mon-day night and yesterday followed MrIHtmars who held a bunch tf sweetfrom his uarters t thecrate la which he was te eras New Yorkcity Ditmaxs entered the crate and gaveRhino the grassthe big beast and locked him in the crateRhino sad other beasts that requiredwarm quarters were animal town ina Metropolitan eznrean oat hentmi bar
electricityJohn McCabe a trnesnmlii went
leg Iron the knee down Hescratched
LOIfDO CLUB
Pfcne the Celnmbia the Hew AagteAmericas Orgaabatien
LONDON March M The nail Xairsays that an Aagta American Millionaires
ta
expensive in Europe The entraneo leo
serteUon fifteen which to higher thanany club in London
A syndicate has been formed inchniiagthe Duke of Sutherland Lord BeresfovdWinston Churchill the Karl of Klatoresad Messrs J P Morgan W C Whitneyand Chattneey Dzpew Negotiations are
at the cover of Dover Street andPicadilly now occupied by the Avondaleand Ratchetts Hotel The syndicate hasoffered lM ot for this property and theoffer is almost drain to be accepted
good relations between GreatBritain and the United States There hasalready been a great rush of KngHshmenand Americans to obtain m mhtrihlpwhich will be limited to a thousand
It is stated the list is already filled
LEGAL NOTICES
IS THE SCMtEHE COfKT OP THE IMBTMJCT j
or CUtA MBIA A A L KOtBY farFRANCIS A Klitny bi eovUy Xo 927
The object ofby the rafCpUinaatwith the defendant oa
fur the full sad amUiiupUid apaceof two recta
OM motioa-Kdwin Forest it b tiff oUt day of Harcbrata ordered that the defeadiat came trio ap
fortieth day excdan after the day of the pmV-licatioB of order otherwise the cam willbe proceeded with a ia default
Provided a copy of this order be rntitibtj seea week far Urn turceiaive and
A C BRA1MLC-
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morning
traveling
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Club Ie Ia proeeo oil
It to lie called Uteto be tile Inert
will be fifty pIaeM sad tileIfor the purchsne of
The ebjeet ot the dab Ie o
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retirement yes-terday JemesWade at the list
generals accordingshould pr noted
cheers Junior have
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MILLIONAIRES
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LEGAL NOTICES
TDK FLACK No Ha PmtiwtMot hi hereby that the Caimnlrulsn-
wa of tile Dawrirt of OB inbu smmmnt uof tile act of Omcpeaa
entitled As act for till rrtmmtm of-Motbemt sod mr other
UOB ia thm ortthe brnd mr thesad Unfit AvemK to the Ml wWta of fit faaCby isarti atrimary mad below S isst-oa the IM of ajd J-
auMHneni ad anmned to 1r pttltisaExhftit D r 1 And
tile aU fled theirhrreia ia rcoT Uaeentitled An act for
the extern of ebbs Sad eat of Tbir-toesth Street and tor other purpose approved
hIS prayisc that a of urea justdWutrrtatod sue tOt related to any per
sm m ei jted ta the procr4tasa sad tOt in-
the service or empioymeat W the
benefit whichof the tend strmmry for the eztemdoo of d-
trret asamot those piece or parcel ofabutting that portion ofand extewtms to a septa of feet from thewesterly buUSaMxorduMt to the jrovauoaa of above
It i offered 17th sty f Peril X-
IHE AT M VOJOCE A X and to c u-tmme m ttimiti mail this thud have
theaward of mnrtii and aaMmmeats of unfit ofthe rrovisedlibel once m the
m The nrbmflin Tim MIlatwiptaim oa aerular at
timts before aid day of March 1MB and tileMotel fa dweeted toto be sewed epee a-be lailrnmi a nay he bond within the Bhnet of 01 iiitii-By the Covet
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or OXXIOHA THE tent BAT or JAMJ-ARV net AKTHCR L PRO WAOOReS COX et aL Ko DEl BmiHr SeaM
Mot slier itmi ta the mriowwa idea sadhert C Weks emnc their a
a of Atbe
the win be protested wttk laof detB-
BttXo3ata the part of DMriet of Cnmmih-m the DMriet-
of Cohuabia and lee the aame at theoothwcat earner of mid lot sod tbeaonorth OB the eaat ride of Eaat Market Bps
ties art feet aouth toaortb sise af at bet tboace welt
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Tbi order to be poUtmed twine a unarfciBc-at tile n llnalss Imy-
Heportcr aad Tw-MT dnte-
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SUPKEUE OOVBT or TIlE INSTBBOr OF-OOLfVBIA HOLDIXC A PBOBATB COOK
So WHO AdmiaiatratioB-Tk i
Columbia granted letter OB theof Alfred WilUwoa ap
m ke District ofProbate Court appointed
4TH DAT OF APRIL IMS AT M-
X 3t a time car said court
r lecacie or a
bea rhbni afmmt ms vluiaa l Bfrh ranched
Orrcn under H hand tbi Nth dant TILE AXEX1CAX SBCCKITT ASlT-
TRCST OOMTAST-B JARS F HOOD iu Secretary
By XcCAJUIOS HATDSJf AttorneyAttn LOCIS A DOT
of Will for the DMrlct of CMianbUClerk of the Probate Com
STFBB3K COURT OF Till MSTBJCT OFCOLUXMA HOLDING A PROBATE cottaXo KO AdmmiBtratfoB
Colombia granted letter onestate of Villiam Aadenou ins with the ns-
Idms a Probate CourtTH DAY or APRIL
OCLOCK A Itroom a tile platytrtbatioB from mid stale the Omrf-oirectioa sad control whea and where an ewdban end penoM untried to dmtritnrtfoe-
By OOBDOV GORDON AttomrjnLOUIS A-
Bcgtater ef Win Joe the District of ttlin mlmalt Clerk of the ruials CmatSUPREME COCRT OF THE MSmtCT OP
COLCMBfA HOLDING A COHOtf-So lot AoauwBtrarJoa
tile Diatriet of CW mb ha obtained
waned to exhibit the win theto th-
or before tile 1TTH DAY OPEASeR A D rM8 otherwise they may khe aended trim all benefit of mid tate
Gtvea under my head llth f-UW HABJUCT H
WW v QlTnBBflnmt satAttojt LOCIS A BtanBcawter of WBh mr the Dutrfec of Omnnns
lark of the Pr-S B BOjfD Attoraey
PROPOSALS
TREASURY IJEPABTJIE5TArchitect Waduattoa D C March aSealed propaBab will be received at thisuntil t OCLOCK P M oa the OST DAY OFAPRIL
IB-of a theand Priatw WwbiasjtoBwith the drawing and iBtrificalioa eantas of
JAMES KMOK-TATtOB SopcrtUing Architect
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