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T.vcr.- r. THE DAILY INTEB OCEAN, MOBNING, DECE3IBEB 7, 1892. COUftTS OF RECORD. Assignment of the Hazelton Tripod Boiler Company. BENEFIT OF ITS CREDITORS.

Ex-Congressman Mason Trying a Damages Case. Briefs of Suits Begun and Settled In the Various Court Rooms. The Hazelton Tripod Boiler Company mads an assignment io the County Court yesterday for the bene At of creditors. The assignee ia the secretary of the company Creorg-o VV. Griffin.

The President ia C. II. Holmes, former President of the South Side Company. No statement of the fleet and liabilities has been made, but the attorney, L. H.

Bisoee, puts the former at $65,000, and the latter at only $25,000. He also state that it ia not a failure, but simply an assignment for the purpose of closing up an unprofitable business. The company was organised some two years ago, and it waa commonly reported that Mr. Holmes was heavily interested in the company. The immediate cause of the assignment was a $1,500 judgment obtained a week ago in the United States Courts against the company and in favor of the Linden Stsel Company, of Pittsburg.

"Never since the company was organized," said Attorney Bus bee, has it paid. The members of the company have abundant means, but grew tired of throwing money into a losing business. The assets will more than double the liabilities. There are no large creditors, and most of them are merchant creditors. JoMph Barta's Death.

Ez-Conaressmaa W. E. Mason waa busy yeter-day try in to act a jary in Jadtrs Win Jes room to say that the Illinois Central waa not responsible for the death of yonna Joseph Barta. The boy, together with his brother, waa killed at Jackson street a year afro. Some time ajro a jury gave a f.00 verdict for the death of the other boy.

Every juror who cot into the boa was asked if the fact that a certain paper waa printing- italic paragraphs calling on the roads to "elevate the tracks anJ stop the rrado crossing slaughter" had prejudiced bis mind against the railroads. Court Briefs. Jnce Kettelle yesterday crania! an order allowing William Johnson to sxll the rflcc of W. K. Servis' candy ston, locate! ia the Masonic TVmplr.

roe uays the Temple Association tiled a distress writ against. Srvis for tJOJ back rent. Catherine Dowell. soother dfendent in the West Si-le Mi-tropolitan evated condemnation case, ob'ained a chance of venue yesterday from Jndice A Lints an i iker. The auidavit starv-l that the sUiint learnod Dv.

3 that Judges Adams snd Hiktr wn i eju'iiced gainst her. Jnde Adams granted the cliaiw witn jut looking at the document or miim( any comment. Bessie Grfei bean suit yi-sV-riay in thi Xn-renor nrt for djniaccs against Trie air." The 1 1 lintitf livei at So. iiW OrcL jvrd stree'. One day last fpnog the wa leaving "TLi in stoieand slipy-d on the icy threshold, An t.

Jary ol tue riao r- in para ysis. Trie IUi National Building and Loan As sociation began an action la tho our ystrrly Michael A. and Will iam t. Merefrt'ltri recover Mi, alleged to have teen cm ft ule.1 by aseriy while Secretary oi tne Ferdinand V. residing at No.

301 Ash land avenno, received letter of administration yesterday oa the e-ttate of air. Caroline flavor- land. The latter leaves an e.tate valued at foi ls) to her husband. 'fir ad ilaverland. and her daughter, Mr.

I nrad Jndire (oiiins filwh" took op tho suit Capta n-U -org) VS. S-rwtor to rtttrma N. r'airbma- from taking possession of valuable lan-l at the tuot of Superior sti-cft. C'jp'aui ti reefer contends that is tho ovnrr tho land bv rbwi of his ioc.iting ne ir the water'i also in end II liu in. Mr.

Kairbank main taios that Streeter's scow strnnl''d on dry laud in 1m. and th-it be lubw quinti? moved it on bis pn I in tite cm n--re read yes terday and ark amenta '-il be mad) to-day. COURT CALLS FOR TO-DAY. rrrro STATU coraTS. Jalg Orehaiu ln Judite Brnimt rirtT.

Jnd2 Eelnc-At the rt. Motion of cmre f-r i turdajr. Jude slcin 31. .4 3H. 9.

and 4. Juilico 1 Jtyt, iJt.Ul.iuV. iJltX 3.143. 1. lIKuil 3 til.

Jude Kat I Osei, Zji 9. IM. VK 2.zl s. et. a.

3.ot. Jnds HalrblntoD-No conrt. Judvf m-i arl until Dec 12. Call for Monday. -e.

1. appeal calendar. Judge Uuggin No. l.Tru. lllrch vs Coey; on hg.

cisct-tT CXJfSV. Jurlse Tnlv Contested mmlon. Jada-A'oldas N'i ca.f No. on hg. Judjrfeorton call.

No.ou hi. Judgs Ollflurd No. S)' vou, 21S. I.W1 snd X.X11. JodgejB.ik-r First of fifty eaes.

ealr Nos. 151 to Ju rul call No t.4. 2 41V. iik IML. ana JiKiKe McConnell No ralL Xi.

Kie.ms on ha-. Judgo Winder-Nos. LVii. I.IA 1.61;, 2.06J. 24J, S.SB0.

Is o. 1. ns imm jmur unn'iuir. Jadse Adam No. :.44.

ZJCO. (i2jw.t.ii;u(iL8ii No. tzi on ng. Judge-TutaU No calL IKKloa hi. corimr corn.

Judg ealee No. l'Ul al 1" a. and Nas. KXUl and swss is: p. m.

o. uiiu on irui. rKlHIX iL COtJBT. Judge fr Braucn No. 1.

Nos. 1.1 40. 1.111. MIS. inn.

Judge Dunne Branch No. Call of qnaal-crlmlnal caienuar. rmoBATx corir. Jadge Kohlsaat Ueneral business. He courts u.

s. circuit. rrv surra. 8.CT2 Msry A. Welis et al Jacob Glos.

Bill. Bulft, Camp it tie Jones A Martin, solra. Orders axxa. Eluibeth Mattnews vs Ms reus Bar rett: ord-r of di-mlssal set aside and permanent injunction Sd. chcy.

Mnodr vs Case: substitution of name of Wm. J. Moodv for thit of Alex. Moody as complainant Barnes Automatic Sprinkler Co vs silsocu atfg Co; order as per stip. icron jriMit voodl Orders Irwin va West.

Mo of complt for de ficiency decree partly heard and on hearing. APPELLATE, srron iroori but. isintD aitd vitihix Orders 14. Llbiir. McNeil A Lloby vs bnerman: 'time extd to Dec.

11 ia which to file sunee'e brfs 4.4 Lewlnskl vs Lam bran: time extd to Dec for appts brte snd 20 ds after for a ppees 4. 45 Shepherd vs OamLle; bd appd and fid. SUPERIOR. iv srrrs. 144.U0 John Xorthan vs Chi, A St P.

Case. gviui. a. rsrxer. stir.

144. tvl K. Duulsp A Co vs T. A. Luster.

Apoeal. V44.a-Bea. Conrad A CovsLSAMbBB Co. Case. S4ga u.

Asberaft A Cordon, attys. 444.13a Blirsupresssd. J44.1J4 Annie bhay vs The Switchman's Mutual Aid Assn. Asst. 1ju.

U.bbons, Eavanaugh A O'L'onneil, Sit ts. 444. Cassias Phelps vs Herman Waxake. Oonf todgt. SLUM.

W. A. Paulsen, atty. lt.U Bessie Orsnn vs The Fair. Case.

X3Q.0UX E. P. Langwortby. alt j. 144.UJ Andrew Out admr.

etc. vs The Martry Teaming and Transfer Cow Case. MS. A. W.

FuL Ver. stty. HAish Oeo. A. Leaverns vs F.

A. Binglee. Conf juogt. I'J iH J. E.

Monroe, stty. 144.1-Msxy Davis vs Dennleon Chemical Co. BUI for lni. E. U.

Uary. soir. 144.14" Arthur N. Taylor ts B. A.

Wilson. Oonf fudgt, SSO, Opbe.mer A Zelsler. attys. HU41-A. bk.sydelwxkl vs Adner A Co vs A Co.

Case, KSil, Brandt A Hoff mad. attys. 444JO Mrs. Msry BlaKe vs Lampbern et aL Cas, sVul L. M.

Ackley. stty. 444.140 Cyrllle Couta v. Illinois Steel Co. Case, ITgai Elng A (irons, attys.

144.144 -K-bert Clerk vs Ursula M. Titeomb, Bill to revive title. WIHIsm M. Jobn-tin, soir. M4.144 Charles E.

Marail et al vs Edgar iiolmea et aL Aeeewi. M4.i o.me vs Sam. I44.K Keolv sAoor M4.MS 4omu WIS. Walker vs F. F- Morse et aL Covenant.

fXn, Mam. inn. Scott A Lord, attya. IM.Hr Bobs. Millar vs City.

Case, USUI Waters A BlalsdeiLattys. M4.jo bataawir, Boole A Harrington vs J. 2L Gilbert et aL Bepln. I4d. O.

F. While, atty. Ill lil Scrltmrn. Crelghton'A vs Eeebert A Wllilamst al Benin. F.

Neweomb. atty. M4.1 ioo. L. Botiertson vs The 1 lr man's Ins Ov Osrn.

3usl J. D. Uubbard. auy. 14.

1 John Baxter. Beceiver. vs fa Jsmes. Conf of rudat. HisA.

Cllmaa A Hucher, sUys. 44.t-U. K. Ernzle vs D. A Bougb et al.

Asst. fl 111 Wa I lace A Fatten, attys. I44.it James Msher vs Louis Cransy. Conf Jo a4. J.

P. Baffsrty. auy. lU.tJt John A. Dickinson, admr.

vs and I 1 Co. Case. 4VM J. M. Soolhwurth.

auy. 14. li" Cbleo Milk Shippers' Aasa vs Charles Lindner. A penal. 444.iie Maud A.

Mar vs City. Case. ESXOO. W. Clsnlisiaan.

s.ty. Ltw (Troaa anrraso. Orders Forxunock vs Ceary Co; time to pldextd to Dee. 4UX1.0 and 8 Bk vs Oreens dls Sja Hoyt vs andbt By Jo; demr to nls suetdand iv to a add I pis in S.IJS. KsrllK Vs and By Co: transferred to Circuit Cs.

dia i LuV IMJ. Fraoat va Murptay: dls a. taw tvtxtm irmua a.Wt Springer vs Bath; ver Is. as for deft and mo s)w trtai by pis M4JJ.J, at Co vs Lewis ord i roo U4I. MeDoaal vs Brenocki die pe and failure to eoanply with rl oa Hot.

LivWvPsi soe ti ia. OrJars Lsjs, Parry vs LI171 demr to dee and rv to ale amd dect Instr and rl to pld in da-. m.uite Dfamiai; im r. Jodfmsat-m JuusTaBsktri oa fdg fK and eiuctiT yrjsaa awnra. fll il.lM 1 All rwi I w.

n.m.H Aim m. m. 1 Sf Haven a Co va Ooodsneed ord as nreod llArn. Nat Bk vs ritd for aide Hails to ana mi rri.wi, ainin nsten: rsr to tirvenson tul Joossts Oibbaiordrec make rett ieo. 12 0l rnopw vs a.

i a in aitc coma iw aa. Ieerees S.ot, Uigglns vs Kvelllr dee sppg conrs dtAou, a.n Amrs aec aer cmctir-JlDal sTKia. Orders stun son ts Unigdon: ref to Barber Cronle vs Cronle: rl nn dert to show cause etc dlsrhd without pre tiertlg vs M'-holes: iv Ale amd petn wit boat pre! to ord ref tML M.rrs vs Murs: dvflt wt ritsgerald vs Fjlshj ord lcreo 0.00, easier vs Hatfield dee sale. CIRCUIT. wirw irrrs K8.ST1 Marshall Field A Co vs Henry P.

Leavens. at.riuu. uartsine si Leninrweii. sliys. UMTS Joanna Stewart vs W.

I. Martin A Son. Asst. lion. al.

ii. snd g. S. Loomlsattrs. I uli.8; Carrie Sullivan vs Edward U.

Sullivan. Bill for divorce for drunkenness and adultery, UL a. wsiaron. soir. John Wilson et al va Jnhn Kemmlnir.

Bui to (oreclose trust deed lorJUA Ueorge Hall. solr. Ids Texas Ammonia and Chemical Co va Paw. ervllle Felt Booting Co. Attch.

lnui, Lackner A Botx. attra. Mary Donovan. a4mrx Timothy Donovan, deed, vs West Chi tit KB Co. C'aaj.

tQ.uuu. Ulbbons. sisvanagn at innen. atiys. tinsii Franklin P.

Nutting, admr est Samuel S. Nutting, vs Cnl and Alton Co. Case. fiftUJ name ay. ii.y: John M.

Berrstrom A Co vs Frank M. Ktringfleld et si. Petn for mech's lien, tiKOuu. A. ruiienwiaer.

any. fa. W. ith vs Jamfs B. Beffermsn et aL Bill to foreclose trust deed for S02S.

E. U. Murrla. smr. 111.HK uirn.

Itnnein. h.vl Joseph U. Clement ve Adelaide Beaudet. Am teH A. Blnswsnirer.

attv. luw leu B. a empovsty vs Mattaews soda stereo. Al.p-sL 1 WO The Em ports I Ths Emporia Nat Bk vs E. M.

Bewlns et al. Atlcn. Wllllta, Bobbins A Case, altra. 10U.HH4 First National Hank of Chi va William J. Long, or- et al.

As-t. suuu, urviue Feeanam. atty. F). The Orlando Athletic Club vs Lyle M.

Foote and Missouri. Kansas and Texas Trust Co. Asst. 41.UO. liims A Ssunders.

attya. iie.W. Ernst liof helmer vs The Fhientx Mills Ins tilling Co et al. Bill to restrain use of trade-mark. Uornnmer A zelsler.

soirs. Kb.in; Max Freund et al va Sarah Btreutv. Asst. sot. uomeimer a -rsier.

sitys. lov.leo Feter Murphy vs Uou. N. Uubbard. et aL AooeaL tuu.leV-Marr James va Luther James.

Bill for divorce for desertion. Chan. IL Mitchell, solr. h.i rred bchlukowsky vs Csrl iiuft et aL Oonf orjndvt. f-uutj.

walthsr A Lanagaen. attys. iw.aui ism. s. vison, use jreo.

9. r.ci-irina August Jerri berg, et aL Oar a. SAJlu. 11. 11.

Mider A liolden. usvje -Sarah Hudson vs Charles Hudson. Bill for divorce for desertion. Oeo. r.

Foster, aolr. I0U.UUS Illinois Ml 11 and Assn vs Michael Ciwrli si Debt.sl.0iu. Same ally. H.MM Anna iMMge vs Alien LMMige. Ml.l lor ni- vorce tor cruelly ana drunxenness.

11. Man Chester, solr. lutL'sa Franc w. BeotoncK vs (Jeorgs 11. Ellers et At.

I.UA John n. atty. KS'yjO Bubber Co va bherlff Uiliiert. Benin (urni Flower, rlmllh A Muscrave. attrs.

-s sO.ss1 ErnH Londqul.t vs lara Londqulst. B1U for divorce lor cruelty. D. It Thomas, solr. ke.uesi A.

S. Wehrhelm vs T. A. Erueser el al. pill to rrraov cioua.

0. l. aiimas, soir. l4UMW-Illlnols Paper Co vs J. M.

Jonea Sta tionery and Frta C'i. ADDeaL I1U.OM tienjamin r. llaruy va iry re Hardy. BUI for divorce for deMrtlon. K.

lluber beattle. solr. IM.UUI The Market and Fulton Nat Bk. of New York, vs Belford-Clarke Co et aL Asst. II.UA1.

red li. Hharil. ally. Home Lumber Co vs Julius Zlttel. Conf of judgt.

IZVi M. LoMCh attya. lloea-AI xand-r Boyle vs Chi City By Co. Case, ELtoi. Jaras A.

rrtfrsm, stty 11a. in taarn. 11 Mrs. M. E.

llainer vs Anderson Transfer Co. AppeaL lio.o a tsiuls A aidwen t.o vs consumers Fure rsdirtil. Fein for nica lieu. JJu.ou. Faden lit lrllkv.

attva. McAvoy vs Jane Bugeie et aL BUI fora-f-fa II. W. Iln.nn-Edward u. vs uenry reaericxs et Bl.l to foreclose Iru deed for lijo.

Lackner A bull, solrs. ll'UWt I llr.rl Ci ti A Mannxe. Asst. Ilo. 1.

E'lward Mah.T. stty. It'Jlin Andr-w J.tinon ts Western News Co. (aw KUii. Edward Maher.

atty. HVMI filon ifrlca In vs James bwan. Aast, psj. ama stty. I10.1IJ -W.

a. sillier el al vm.ll. uopper. Asst. 0.

smesily. Ikijiu Jane A. admx W. W. Uigglns.

-cl. vs Blttenhous A tnbrw. Ca. Souu. bams "7- 14 nrenianos.

pin.vs ueorge iiuuri ai. Asat. t.C. ani- ls Lemonier vs Chi City By Co. Case, sr.

tail Rama alt. Tullgren vs Newton D. Little. Asst. Same stty.

ll-v ii- Wildam Sprars vs Bobcrt Law. Case, Same attr. I u.ni't August Borksnbaxen vs Psullna Borken-ha-n. BUI for civorce for adultery. Jena bn.tL.n.

IM. vj td-l vs Madallne Slrusa. Case. Ai J.m 1 I lurl.l.nMn. alls.

liiis- Edward Wolf et al vs Henry BoaenAeld A Bro. Ai. Newmin A Nortnrup. altra. iHnii Emily Hamilton vs I ia I.

Venables. Conf JiiUt. Barnum. llumphrey A tlarnnm. atlrs.

IIU.0JJ-J Armstrong vs Fannie B. Gilbert et aL Cav. -Uti. rank F. B-ed.

aUy. IMUKi Fre.lerli.-X Lnrltsl va Maggie Lof-ffeL Bill for -divorce for drnnkennesa. E. P. Langworthy.

solr. 11 Theo. Oehns va Mark Leonard et aL Bill Io foreclose mrt for as eo. H. L.

Irwin, lr. ihiC-V m. ostser vs Cnl Milk bhlppers Assn. As.t.4ii. J.m-srsxe sity.

llu.iub -0car A. Peterson vs Laura aters et sL Itiil forec.ose trust deed for H.mvL 11. W. Brant. II 7-Julins Ool 'smith vs A M.

Bralnard et aL 0 Mil th lle.ni.-r A Mouiton, attys. 1 1 Mt IIH 2-Jean B. Brett vs Charles Brett. for divorce for cru.lt and adultery. John IL Kane.

atty. llnUD Wm. Alton. Jr vj Wm. Armstrong.

Asst. Ki'. Flit tiros. 11. Wilson vs Chlcsgo Nickel Works.

A. xt'OL McClure A Coi.lidee. attts. lvW-In re et Benjamin trrosaaian. deed.

Ap peal from the Probate court. Withheld Cas The Mlehle PHg Press Co Bobert Bill reform contract and for InJ. a Browu attya. H.4-MniMl;uTT llir E. Prtndlvtlle.

Bill for reconveyance. S. E.llolt- solr. Liv-irpai rxmrono. Orders Ii, Maert vs City; dls wt nsrr 12 ownil Pran Co.

dls II.0C3 Tralnor vs Klely: iu'lgt on fdg d-tl cullty of unlawfully withholding no, of premises in plffs complainant. Mo new trial by deft denl'-d and appi. bd 4.0 In id- and bill of exc in SJ lis Stl Howard vs ICB Co, Iv to swd II psiiers ija: ueair ti ware; time ror ae 10 me bill of exo extd ds-LUx. Ubodes vsbrguara; Judgt on vr and mo new trial by deft. law jrrjB lit fx Orders 81.4 4.

Vteiraar vs Schulelt; time for bill for exc extd 4 ds -T and Bk vs Bussell dts ss to A. Bussell c-Xt's BrucKer vs Feon By Co; dls mxiw H'COXIILI, Orders 2.41IL Eddy vs Wslaer: d-fli wlthd demr of Oct. 1 10 smd deel and Iv to pld lnstr I' 9.i. Facxer y. Davis: sale on exec staid until and inc Dec IS HiaUG.

bame va bamei asm-. UV-IDDOI ADAMS. Orders 10JQ1. Patterson va Arartront: lv to file amd trans luS.lr.st. Met EBB Co vs 1st Church; mo repdt Catherine Dowdell; change of rtd to Judge uaxer torn an venue Co: dli lUiVi, Duthlll vs Mueller: to plff hie amd deel pis now on file to std to amd deel and Iv to deft to hie sddtl pis by Dec IL Law -jrixia wmtncii.

Orders MT.SS4V, Am Wks vs Lasuls: time to file bill of part extd to Dec 1 and rl to old extd 1 wk Ujtta, Collins vs and A redocketed ILbli, Jones vs McShane: dla S.SSI. King vs Home; same 2.41. Hi-nnesy vs Metxger: delta orlg plea non asst stricken from fl. ord deft pay amount of tender into ct by lu o'clock Dec a CHAHCXBY tVDOK COLLISX Orders 1IL Williams va Schwaltmann: deflt and a I appd Au, Collins va Exllne. rl to show cause.

etcinziae ret to suo to exc oeiora mas oi.wu, Bodenwald vs Muller. relnstd l.UI, liases vs Barret deflt RilUKu, Carter vs Carter, rl to pld Instr Oukrok vs Oukrok: deflt Smoot vs White; deflt end ref to Bogers tm. Mullen va Murphy exc to mas rept on rept recvr ovid and rent confd NU4. Stevens vs Block: ref to Sogers 2.VSI. Poppers vs Newberry: detlt 4.ul.

Flnley vs Flnley: defiL Decrees x.i v. zvcnoennoien vs niawiauwsai; oeo sale sVOlA Snydacker vs Hoener: same. CH AJfCBBT 1U1KII BOBTOn. nnlwi IT.rsllili'rx 41. W.

1 ele Co I Ivtoflte peti entd and eontd 9LU1. Vallle vs Bevelle; lv to cumplt to file amd bill Instr OMU, Baynor va Breoock; ord on elk to pay 4.WU. 1 innan va iin- nan: amd bill stricken iroia as ann ueni uia, Havnea vs Blgclow: sppg recvr Z.4J. Berger vs Cronk; d-flt and ref to Butier 4.1x4. Pries vs Walker: ord dla bill as to cert defts I.I7T.

B. A AM vs Barrett ref to Taylor JSL S. Pa. B. A L.

Assn vs Bay; ord ref set aatde and re-ref to Taylor. Jr. Kama vs Ka mm sam ord 1.111. Coll man va asrren: deflt and ref to Butler fctra. Uotxman vs Hn'sman; process Issue on amd bill AI51.M ahooey vs Dreman dls A Asan vs Fleck; Iv complt file smdt to btll Instr Sullivan va pd sarsu.

A Assn vs Meddegar; ord dlschg recvr and to eotagiU wilhd orig tax recpts X.uA Sogers vs Bam berger lv aert ama ana uy met in aos now on file name of Louise Mitchell WL (rant vs bun: same ord 1st Nst'i FX vs Same same oni I.Wi. Decker vs Decker: deflt. Divorces ijtm, Mary C. from John Welxeln; dee div for drunkenneee 4.121. Bena from Harry Crowhurst: dec dlv for adullery-aVMM, Caleb from Agnes A nisner; uec aiv lor overuun f.ss Rn.i from Joaroh bhlmert dee dlv for cruelty Z.es.

Ida from Cnarles Hensel; dec dlv for deser-ima-MJUm. Marsaret from John Mtson: dec dlv for cruelty X.4JI, John from Louisa Kepp; dj dlv for desertion 4V-. Daniel O. from Haitie W. Oarnseyi dec dlv for desertion Emma from tills lav a Tepper: ooc div for cruelty.

Decrees toL Marc haul vs Hun toon final dec T. Thompson vs same; same Beia vs Hun toon; COUNTY. raw surra. 10.941 The Usxeltoa 1 rlnod Boiler Co. to George Griffin.

Volasgt. I H. Bisb-e. HXJ4J Chlcaa-o aod w. ind.

Ky. CO. vs uounM Brg. Co. Cond.

H. Gary. atty. Orders W.SII. In ra H.

1. B. ord turning over cert rrop to aane resllg removal or aoous-s asa. la IK Colsnn; ord tnai raws convey cert realty to Amos i. urima ana inai no pay fit on th-f dollar to unsecured creditors, etc.

M.TO. D. HIU vs W. if. LorkwooO el bd appd and Oil sua, in re nugu oipmi oni lg ert elms ass, aeiiy, siaua suoti xmooerx; defit aod Juiigt set aside la re Lottie.

cilia. Lillian, and LaaxleO'brieni dependents' peta to vac ordofct to Chi Industrial School set for DecZJ SJ1A J. Tavlorvs Thomas uoiiings; oeau oi aers sug taMs. Ia re honaenschelm; ord to pay cert PROBATE, aroma yrrDoa coaxsas. Wills 1st aunli Xireiert wilt proven and letters Issued to A must Dreler.

bond $lJtM Eat Tbomaa Mahoey will proven ana letters so xicsua vsaas, bond axuuo. Administration Kst Fredsrlck Lemke: letters to William GratawohJ. bond SlOjaO Est Joseph Kyei letters to Josep kins Nye, bond llnaal Kst chart's Gnasarron. laittaira ta afatlrilda GustafrOD-bond ti.AJO Est Ariel K. Long letters to John H.

Long. bond. BBoaO tat reter ttieiiyi tetters to cugene meiiy. bond 9K1.UAI Om 11. Lam Ange; letters to Horace Taoattluasoo, bond xASsr ksl Asaneth J.

Atecatar; of A 12. S. 000 letters to George K. Jones, bond sSOO Est Caroline risveUnd -v letters to Ferdinand Olndele. bond tt.oio-Kst Laura Leo alias Millers letters io Henry A.

IToeter. pub idmr. uoarniansnips ass ins atay nnrni 191ms W. o. rraneiai bond Ss.OOO Est Edith O.

Kennedy et si; letters to Northern Trust Co. without bond. Orders Ext Edward K. Sweet; elm C'baa. A.

Sweet slid for SIHS.1S Est Tahltha Sinclair; final acctanVd and set settled Est James Hyant same ord Iavld Berlins-; same ord Est James Webb: same ord Est William W. Wleman: asms ord Est Msry lianke: dee of sale Est J. a. Lewis; invty and sppr appd Eat Mar St. Cswnrss: tnvtv sppd Est Mar garei ora ui stants iiweoscn: inviyi sppr and widow's award sped Est William Baxter: same ord Est same ora Est Byron H.

Ient Chas, B. Cameron; dee for sale Est But and est settled Ml same ord Et asseii rattersoni An 91 acct appd same. acAaet uaunooi UNITED STATES SUPREME. WAsaTKOTON. D.

Dee. 6. fpeclol Tes- ffrawt. The Supreme Conrt of the United States transacted the following bnsinoas to-day 86 Charloa P. Rrnsh et al.

annellants. TS John Owens. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Indiana. Dis missed with eoata nnrannnt to the tenth rnlrl 76 The Commercial National Bank of Penn sylvania, appellants, vs David Armstrong, re- eerver. etc and TJ David Armstrong, receivor, appellants, vs the Commercial National Bank of Pennsylvania.

Argument continued by Mr. John W. Horron for the receiver, and concluded by Mr. Ueorge Hoodly, for the bank. 11 John Mitchell, administrator, etc, piainun In error, vs tho New York.

Lake Erie and West ern Railway Company. Argument commenced bv Mr. H- P. 8nook for the rilaintiff in error. The court declined to hear further argument.

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KICKED A CHILD TO DEATH. A Self-confessed Murderer In Jail and Wanted by a Mob. Caibo, IIL, Dec. 6. Special Ttltnram.

John Hildinger, who kicked a little child to death at Smith land, a few weeks ago, has been arrested and ia in jail at Southland, itb strona probability ot being lynched. When arrested be admitted that he was guilty, but said be was drunk, and did not know what be was doing, lie said the woman was not his wife, but that he had picked her up on his way down the river. The woman was sent for, and identified him, as did four other persons. After the identification Hildintrer asked the County Judge to issue an order tor his removal to the jail in this city. The Judge refused the request, assuring him that he would be protected from any mob violence.

Last night a mob of 'JO) men surrounded the jail, and but for the pleading of tho Sheriff would have lynched Uiidinger. ELECTED A CHICAGO MAX. 1 Auten Choeu to the li rectory of the riltsoara; Club. PrTTSBrBO, Doc. 0.

Sptcial Telegram. P. L. Auten, of Chicago, was elected a director the Pittsburg League Base-ball Club to-day. vice William McCallin, retiied.

It waa the annual mooting. A. Bucken-berger. the bustling manager, waa elected president. An assessment of 1(1 per cent was lovied on S10.OUJ worth of stock.

Ex-President Temple said they qmt the season loser to tho ex tent ot i euu. tie said nothing about the Slu.MJu worth of old indebtedness paid oil during the year. At the nrst of April they will only owe tlo.OuO, counting salaries, ground rent, etc I Ten' Billiard Tournament. Harrison was in bad form last night, and was easily beaten by Capron, the Canadian, as shown by the following score: Capron (3G6 I. I.

Ii I ll. 35. 0. 7. 0.

IS. 1. 0, 17. U. 4.

1. 1. 7.U.Z.U.U.SLI. 4. 2.

t. U. S. 4U aia. Av erage.

1 1S-JB. mgn runs, sl si. Harrison (17 u. 4. 14.

a. 4. it, 0.0, 1. 0, u. 1.

a. I. IM. 1. 11.

i. 0. I I. I. Z.

Z. A Total. llS. Average. lO-Aa.

High runs. 17. To-night Oaptain A son will play llaakins. Anson plays AJO and Uaakms 180. Last evouing the betting waa 10 to 9 in favor of Harrison before the game.

Vindicated Ills Domestic Honor. Knoiville. Dec 6. Special Telegram. Greer Vance killed James Talbott last night with an ax at tho town of Talbotta, in Jefferson County.

Criminal intimacy between Oreer'a wife and Talbott ia alleged to be the causa of the killing, (ireer is under arrest. WATCHES. Two Million of Them Made In This Coun try Every Year. In suite of the McKinlev bill two million or more great and small watches are made and sold here every year. All at wholesale prices at (ides, Bro.

A Masonio Temple. Will ltedeem Debentures. New Yokk, Dec. 6. The board of directors of the Commercial Cable Company have declared a quarterly dividend of 15 per cent, payable Jan.

lo93. They have also resolved to redeem ttx.O. of the outstanding; debentures of the come pany Jan. Ii, 1-itt. (Jan War In Prospect.

Kalamazoo. Dec. Special Telegram, The Citisens' Gas and Fuel Company has or ganixed in this city with $300,000 capital, and will sell gas at one-half the present rate paid the Kalamaxoo Oaa Company. A gas war is ex pected. 't.

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In Future Billy PInkerton Be Barred. Will Unlucky wins and Is Bought by Green B. Morris A Pair of First Choices Win at Roby. Foot favorites won at Hawthorne) yesterday, but they won by the narrowest of mar. gins, and of the hundreds of interested watchers not one could bs sure of a result until the wire was reached.

The first and fourth were the best races of the day, the first for its close finish between Hamblin and Billy Pinkerton, and the fourth for the wonderful way in which Madison brought Engarita at 4 to 6 through her field ill the last furlong. Lockport had the lead by lour length and his backers were yelling like Sioux when Madison shook up Engarita and landed her a winner by a nose. The last race waa won by Unlucky, who the bookies priced at 7 to 6. O. B.

Morris, the owner of McMurtry, who ran second, thought so well of Unlucky that he ran the price from 1700 up to 1,500, finally securing him at that figure, and remarking as he did so that anything that could beat McMurtry by six lengths was good enough tor him. Pokin. the winner of the third, was entered at $600. and bought In by his owner tor $1,003. China's work with the flag was faultless.

Billy Pinkerton delayed tho first race twenty minutes, and his entry will not be accepted in the future. Billy rinaerton gets turned down two or three timos each season for his meanness at the post, but after a rest hn reforms. rirat Baca furse fxu; nve-elghtna of a mile: sell-In. J. S.

Bsll A eh Usmblln. 4, by Bed Boy-llesie Douglas, HH pounds (Noble). 1 C. C. kf cCaftorty.

Lilly Pinkerton. a. luB lien-neaay) Kxell. gLeocolus. PJ (Macklln) Kaitlo lsitle.

lui Williams): Tom Markln. K4 IV. Bell): and tirandna. 1st i TariurL finished in the order named. Time 1:14.

Post Bettlne Ramliiin. rto 1- Blllv Pinkerton. tU to LrfTCK-olus, 1 to 1: Battle Dane, to 1: Tom Macktn. to 1 OranOpa. 4i to I.

becond Race Pura. xaii: elaven-slxteenths of a selling. 1. W. GtrhirJt rhm Pnrtlwtt.

4. hv StMndthrlft. Attractive, llOpouutis Madison) 1 C. Bvdank. Emp.

MiUei Mooney) 1 airs, aiccanertr. one Annie. liu stacx Catherine lot irluM); l'use of Ml. pitas. ll tuvertoni, ana tlaraee.

(alcv.ua). In the oruer nameo. Time 15L Post Betttng-Prettlwlt. 4 to Emperor Billet. tos; une Aiime.

4 let 1: lluka of Atlipita. tj 1 vsuicnnv io i. uaraoe. auto i. Third 11 ace Purse.

XJO: one-naif mile: soiling. Orwell, Pekln 2. br laioouuJa (Mnoney) 1 L. tt-ll. Thane.

2. ml (Leonard) 2 A. is. Mclaiuiriilln. br World's hair.

f. tej 1 Annie Oolilen. 6 (Mneklln): Vlrvlnla. (Drown) JJlrtlie M-. m(S.

Be.l i. nuished in the ordac nameu. Time oi. P.st Betting Pekln. 7 to 1U: Thane 7H to I World's air.

to I Annie Uoldeu.ls to Virginia. Sutol Ulr.lle ito I. Fourth Hare Purse as 0: one mile sell Ing. P. Dunne, Entrant.

A. bs Knuuirer-Oa-arita. 110 pounds (Matlson 1 ftelll. be DcKurt.A m(T. Bell).

1 IL Simon, tlr-t Lap. 4. IOJ I ay lor 1 Bankrupt, lui i Nobly and Big Tnres. 1US iFoX) finished In the order Mamrd. Time 1 Boat Betting KmrarUau 4 to Lock part.

I to I I Irat Lap. A) to I Bankrans. 9 to 1 Bis- Turee. to Fifth Bace Purse. f4oa.

ihree-iuarters of a mile; selling. T. Colston, Unlucky. X. by Leo nat us-Lauren tin, k4 ounds (Fox) O.

M. Morrl-. rh UeMartrv. a. K4 Sohl) Carliie A hhlclos.

c.1 xu Josle a. ml Ham Farmer. II (Madison), and Fakir. 116 (Uwjrane). ftulshed 'tK'ae orer named.

Poet Betting Unlucky. 7 to kfckf urtry. II to Joele BU.4to bam Farmer, iota 1-aXlr. as to 1. Hawthorne Entries.

First Race Five-eighths of a mile purse. $300 for -vear-olds: seliuur allowances. Londooville IWLady Mary 103 Minnie Beach lOrVIulaud KKi Jake Allen llStl kUllronaire c9 Ella Duke Second Race Three-fourths ot a mile I nurse, ffkjo -handicap for all ases. htelle ILlitrovernor filer Critic Ui. Johnny Greener Ruby Payne 1UC McMurtry 9.t Third rxace ihree-louruia oi a mile; purse, $400; for S-year-olds and upward; selling allow ances.

Teutonic. Tom Unlucky li solenee tfovernor Adams rlarry Cnrle Frank Vsucluse Raxxle 9 Fourth Race Five-eigutha of a mile; purse CU0; for 3-year-olds and upwards soiling uliovr- sous. Forest Kinff 110 Dan 103 Woodford 1U6I Falerna HJ Roaewacer. loi Urclo Bob 100 Parole. lot Morse, liW reculation llMJiaglc 9S Fifth Race One mile purse.

$i00: for 3-year-olds and onwards sel.irur allowances. Little Annie lutvroreat King 99 Kakrr lot, Gdford St. Albans. 10i irst Lap. 94 RACKS AT ROBY.

Two Favorites Woa la the Wet Weather on the Indians Track. A fair crowd braved the damp weather and saw two favorites win at Roby yesterday afternoon. Of the five events on the card the aecond race furnished the best sport. First Hace Purse nine-sixteenths of a mile: reiliuir. Charles T.

fleeter, i. 11., by Cape Kace-Puilomena. J. Vtl Lewis Brst: Orange Orove table, ch llarry Walxer. J.

Its) Horn In i. recond Astoria, ch I rjphosa. A 114 tMeppe), third. Han-dom. Ill (Kuhni: Little Uuca.

ill (Monahani; Faltuls. IU (flantoni); Concave. IIS (liurnsx finished In the order named, lluie, Poi-t Bet-tina-1. to I Harry Wnlaer. to 1 Tryphosa, 4 to Manilom.

4 to Little Buck. 11 to 1 lalthis. IS to I Coueave. to Second Usee Purse. f0; one-half mile.

Adler and Long, bi Biacx Maria, by Vanilerniit-kilnnte I ritis. 2. pounds PaSllips 1. first Jamea Orimn, bf Josle i t. Ill iPlsnloul), sveond; Lout.

A Long, lian Emegdio. (Williams), third Wray (Ualn): Laxe Snore. tUead). and Huth Cleveland. Si (Kuhol, finished in the oruer named.

Time Pnt netting Blaca Maria. 1Z Io I Josle San tmea-uio. i to Wray to Laxe bhore. 4 to 4: Uuth Cleveland. to Third Bace Purse Qre-rlghths ot a mile; soiling.

11. F. Snider, br bam sayres. by Sayre-Cora A 111 pouuds (IXiggett). first: Thomas ku.

7. intmiia. I. I4i9uilenl, second: L. P.

bharkey. Bu v. Ularistone, IHnMcCormlcX); Lous uAn.nnM lis i Uolo. 1 Lous ten. iistirvinai; tcottrt.i); uai- h.n..m ithiHurns): Voiner.

ho Horning), finished In the order named. Time. 1JW4. Post betting SaiuSajres.8 to Buan Mcliutf. 10 to 1 tslad-tone, la to 1: Long Ten.

it to Hernulne, 20to Oolo. lsto 1: Oali-enum, aWlol: Volnay. oi so Fourth Race S300 added; seven-siahths of a mile; free handicap lor s-yrar-olrie ana up. Arxanaw Stable, ch chimes, by Onandago-Fonwltch. A pounds (Kuhn).

first; W. Poole, Churchill Jlars.6, iluttrvinKi. second: Columbian Stable, br COIenold. (McLauirhlln). third; Prince, ltd (Vnrn); Ouldo.

Ui lltogers); Stelnway. V4 (Plantonl). flulshed In the order named, 'lime, l-4M. Poet betting Chimes, to Churchill ark. 1 to Glenoid Prince.

coupled, to 1 Outdo, tta Stetnw4y. Sto 1. Flitu Race Imui three-quarters of a mile: selling. D. J.

Mccarty's "ch Hercules, by Joe Honker-Lulu i.tgg". 110 pounds Plantonl ttrst: Oonmblan's Koeewood. A MM (burns), second; P. Ryan's Pcpfi'SMte, 104 (Cottrillj. third: You- Want Anything? READ THIS, USE COUPON ON PAGE io.

i Vv" 'dii- a "rtv" VC" VlC" "iii Vj VV 'OV VlC Pete Barlan. 100 fTackerV am Dor. jib lunmlnf 102 is), finished In ths order nsm-d. Time, Post Belting Hercules, I to I il ltosewood. 10 to 1 Profligate, I to Consignee, 4 to si J-sie uarian, to Aninoy, to 1.

Entries at Koby. -First Race Five-eighths of a mile purse (2S0 for all ages selling alnwanoes. Bonoma Boy 10O Remedy. .100 Bpeth Maggie Lebus 100 Horace loojlowa Boy ....100 Peristaltic 100; Cora A .......100 Becond Race Half mile purse $300 for 2-year-ojds selling allowances. Polly Cartridge.

6 pan tmegaio ..100, Isabella 96 8 Moose. Third Race Seven-eights of a mile; purse for $350 for 8-year-olds and upwards; selling; allowances. Notns 107Profligate. 94 Royal Flush ...104 Edith Say res 92 Linguist Robin Hood 93 Miraoeau 97 Charlie 92 Alturos 9i Fourth Raoe Five-eighths of a mile; purse $210 for all ages selling i allowances. Bush AfcDiUI Wj Pullman .100 Cadaverous 100 1 Speed west 100 Redstone 100 JJoubttul 100 Volnoy Fifth Race Four aod one-half nrlongs purse $3W for maidens, 3-year-olds and upwards sell ing; allowances.

Trjrnhosa. 114 'Vindicator .113 .109 .106 Little Buck .114 Thrill. .113 Fasti) is Harry .114 UTEB VS. JWAUL1FFK. The Crack Utrht-welghts Meet at the Ar-niory Saturday Night.

Billy Myer'aud Jack McAnlitla meet at the Second Regiment Armory, on the Front, Saturday night, and as they face each other in the ring will come together for the first time since the big battle at New Orleans last Septem ber. This will make the third time the men have donned gloves agslntt each other. The long-drawn battle at North Judson is still fresh in the minds of the 800 sports who left Chicago on that long, cheerless, and uncomfortable run across the country. The contest at New Orleans, where the Streator Cyclone was so inglorioualr defeated by McAuliffe, and where the Williams-burger pulled down the title of lightweight champion and, incidentally, $30,000 in money, is equally fresh in the memory of the many illi-notbana who lost their money on the home boy. uuu ma contest oi Daturday will not, in all Likelihood, be other than a acientiSa ant.to.

a very fair line can be gotten on the relative box ing a bill ties of the two men therebv. MrAnlitTa has been at work bard in an effort to stiffen his limbs and iuiorovs his wind. While itruns ami clever in his normal condition, he, mindful of the task he has assumed, is sucking close to his kuittiug, and by baturday night wtd be able to go on at the Lake ront Armory and do six Sretty lively rounds without fatiguing himself, imniy Nelson and Ed Stoddard are getting the Wiliiainaburger in condition, and, despite Jack's inborn distaste for labor, these two men are putting him throngh a course of SDrouts severe enough and to spare for the job he has before him. Reports from Streator indicate that Billy My or, the Cyclone, will enter the ring a physically trim man against Champion Jack Mc Auliffe. as "tit as ho was on the memorablu night at New Orleans last September, when Chainuion Jack wrested the premiership and fju.ouo in purse and stakes away from him in the arena of the Olympic Club.

Yesterday tho Streator idol ran eight miles without a rest, boxed bis brother Ed and Link Pope live rounds each, and tlieu punched tho bag for ten three-minute rounds, lie fuels good and strong, snd while he is not boastful, intimates that McAuliffe will have to do hotter than he did at New-Orleans in order to brst mm. Several local boxers have already been "paired off'' for the programme of athletics preeedin the big event of the evening. Harry Gilmore, Con Doyle, Dennie Hurley, Eddie Myer, Jimmy barry, Henry Baker, lorn Chandler, Bon Mowatt, Link Pope, Johnny Eckiiardt, and other are of the number. M'AILIFFE AND DOYLE. Champion Jack Bests the Chicago Boy Easily In Three Rounds.

Champion Jack McAuliffe and Con Doyle, charcpion welterweight of the Northwest, fought three hurricane rounds at the Criterion Theater last night. There was an audience which packed the house to the doors, and fully 2,000 people were turned away unable to gain access. In the first round it became at once evident that Dyle could do very little with McAuliffe. and in the second, after toying with fats op- fament, a right hand cross counter from McAu-itlo almost stopped the Chicago boy. in justice to Doyle it might said that he was suffering with a lame ankle, and after the set-to asked tor a return bout.

McAuliffe granted the lOQuest, and there will be another meeting of the two men Thursday night. Doyle is bent on making a showing before McAuliffe and he has a-one into active training for the Thursday night tight. He will meet his old-time foeman. Hi Gilmore, Friday nia-ht. Buly Stifft, the well-known North Side boxer.

is anxious to arranae a s.x. lit lit. or ten-round contest with Jimmy Murphy. OBJF.CT TO PRIZE FIGHTS. Cltlxens of New Orleans Ask the Mayor to Prevent Them.

New Orleans. Doc 6. Special telegram. A determined effort is to be made to prevent any of the big prize fights coming eff in this city on or about Feb. 4, when the carnival is held.

To-day prominent members of the different carnival societies waited on Mayor Fitapatrick and required that be refuse to grant any permits for glove contests immediately preceding or after that date. Owing to the rough characters drawn hither on sneh oc casions it would seriously interfere with the attendance of respectable people who annually nock to the Crescent City in great numbers. This fiction was taken owing to the general be lief, although no positive date nas yet been announced, that it is the intention ot the Cresoent City Club to have "the itxsimmons-Hall hght take place just before the carnival festivities. The Olympic, foreseeing the probable objection on the part or tne carnival societies, nas ar- rans-od its triple event March 1. at least a fort night after Shrove Tuesday.

WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN. James Rowe Narrowly Escaped Officiating at a Dinkey Track. St. Lows, Dae ft. prci'at Telegram.

The Etuit St. Louis Jockey Club let slip the opportunity of its life. It is a fact, although many will receive it with incredulity, that Startor James Roare, who handles the nig at all the big meetings on the board of control tracks, submitted his terms to the club. In a moment of misjudgment, the East side people failed to come to a satisfactory understanding, and the spectacle of James Rowe, starter, officiating at a dinkv track was lost to the turf world, it is amusing to think what might have been the result bad the East Side people loo send up and tiAid the irreat starter his price. This is not an idle rumor, but a fact vouched for by the best authority.

WILL GO TO JAIL. Charlie Mitchell Will Serve Out His Sentence. London, Doc. 8. This was the day fixed for the hearing of the case of Charlie Mitchell, the pugilist.

His counsel stated that Mitchell wished to withdraw his appeal and to serve out the sentence imposed on him by the police magistrate. Judge Edlin thereupon confirmed tho sentence of the police court and imposed tho ousts of the appeal on the prisoner. Mitchell was at unce taken to a cell Dy wardens. if 7I" 2t vVl'i. Zi? zi viv-i5 VS" VlV Vi" V1V VJV Vw" VlV Viw- Va VOi Oonstrnse.

(Bain), 1 of B. Lit C. Isi: 101 D. AS THE CRIPPLES RAN. The Sport at Gul ten burg Not of a Hi'gh Crder.

RACING IN MUD AND SLUSH Kenwood, Though Played Heav ily. Could Not Win. Blltzen Makes a Spurt of Speed and Creates Excitement Among: the Chilled Spectators. OorrxjiBUBa, Deo. 6.

Special Telegram. A collection of cripple and horses that have tailed to win a raoe this rear furnished mate. rial for opening: speculation on the Hill Top thta afternoon. Kenwood rated first in favor at 8 to 6. Huzn Penny had the) mount, but he waa so more successful with Kenwood than was Tommy Flynn.

Graylock, backed down from 6 to 1 to 4 to 1, led for four and a half furlonsa and then stopped, permittinir Blacklock, 7 to 1, to pass her and win by an open length. Kenwood, the favorite, fin ished in third place, his usual position. The plungers were more successful with their beta on Lallan. They made her a 3 to 1 favorite for the second event, which she won In a gallop, The atmosphere was damp and cold and the track muddy. Blitsen took the third race from lattery, after one of the moat i citing races of the meeting.

The iron horse and his jockey were greeted with applause when they returned to the Judges' stand. The time (1 309) was the fastest of the meeting, considering the heavy condition of the track. When Harry Jonea landed Fidget winner of the fourth race he was cheered to the echo. It was his fourth straight victory, he having won the first four events with Blacklock. laaliah.

blitxen, and idget. The favorites won the fifth and sixth races. First Bace Five furlnnrst nrst, Qray-lock second. Kenwo third. Time.

Ii A becond Usee Six ant one-half furlongs: Latllah nrst. Folydora second. Ileadlight third. Time. 11.

Third Race Five and one-half furlongs: blltzen 1J I I Mi i-. IT 1 'tin. mj iuic. Fourth bace Fldged won. Uwdano second, Helen inirn.

iime.i:ett- llfth kace Zenobla won, Benjamin second. On dawa third. Time. bixih Race One mile. Weatchoster won, Violet second, bir Ueorge third.

1 law, 1 Gattenbarss Card. liCTTESBtTEo. N. Hoc ft, Special Telegram. The entries for to-morrow's rsces are as follows First Race fieven-elghtbs of a mile.

Bolivar. Air-plant, Merry liuke. John O'Connor. B'g Man, Mart. Comforter.

Gecrge Adalua co.t. llu pounds each: Greenwich. Hi. becond Hace Four and one-half furlongs. Heads or Tails.

kUcctrtcat gl llDir. llu poumls each: Laay ill Ban. rit, Kinxwuod. kw each: riuspense niiy. Lizzie Vi each.

Third Kace Three-eighths of a mile: yearlings. Turn Taw filly, il! pounds-Khoda filly, Lefaro (Loonatus-Faro IW: West Park (Luke Blackburn), liu: Fatroneas fi It. by Fownattan. MJ7; Miss Anna (former. Lena Oliver flllyi, lJl; Falae (Liver riiyi.

Hfi. Fourth Kac Six and one-half furlongs: handlcan. Buruugton. 114: Little Fred, llu; Lord Harry, lui; Frmi-e Uowsrd. HI: Fanway.

M. Fifth Kare Flve-elgntks of a mile. Early Blossom. Mamie B. Lvwdron gelding.

111 pouuds Thiers Gladiator. kJl each: Giay Lock, lii: Jester NX blith Kace One mile. Bob Sutherland. 114 pounds: Headlight. Glenlochy.

Gray Kock. iwieach' Freezer. rlr Georire II, liaieach; Macaulay. lofj Frank K2: Maggie K-. Carmelite.

Mllo. si: Tasso. UL Poola on To-day's Bares. LotTISTCLLE, Doc 6. Special Telegram.

Pools were sold at the Turf Exchange this morning as follows First Race Seveneiirlith of a mile: beaten horses. Bollvsr. Alrolant. Sh: Me-rr Duke. fU: Johnny O'Connor.

ti: Big Man. Murt, SJ: Com- ion, ueoege Si; coll. ureen-wlch. 4a. Stuud Race Four and one-half furlongs: wid ens.

Heads or 1 alls, Ii; Lady Hifcaa lai; bpol, t.U; Klngwood, as; Fi ri. Third Race Toree-elghths of a mile: yearlings. Turn Taw filly. Sla; sen Fark. 4w; alae, iu; fieul.

Sa. l-'ourth race Six and one-half furlonrs; handicap. Burllneton.il: Lit tie Vred. Ski: Lord Harrv. Wai fie d.

ta. r.rth race iTe-etirhths or a mile, selling. Early Bloss im. Mamie B. IU.

Gladiator, tUi Gray Lock. fie.d. Sienlocky. Mac'suley. 4.5; Mllo.

SIS; Ta'so. tli; Headlight. 42; Gray Kock, Mr -orgs IL. xraux 1. 4J; Maggie IL.

Ai; Carmelite. Ai HOW THEY KAN AT GLOl'CKSTER. Shamrock, Magee and Aftermath Among Those First In. Gloccxstea. N.

Dec Special Telegram. The races held here to-day resulted as follows First Race Four snd a half furlonirs. Shamrock won, wiih Blackwood second, and Morning Glory third. Time. oecond Race I hree-qnarters or a mile, wages won.

with F.evmar second, and Drummer third. Time. I Z- Tulrd Race Flvi-elghths of a mile. Aftermath won. with heedmore second, and Comrade third.

Time. Fourth Race Six and a half furlongs. Blcbal won. with Caeeanova second and bmuggler third. Time.

Fifth Race Seven and a half furlong. Lucky Clover won. with Faola aecond and Iuely thud. Ko time given. tiace Five furlingi.

Roy first. Black Knight seeond. Minnora third. Time. 1U6.

Slay Start at Gloucester. GLOCCRSTKa. N. Dec ft. Special Ttle-lli mm.

The following are the entries and probable starters for to-morrow I First Bsce Selling: one and one-sixteenths miles. Darling, IjI poumls; Moat reel. Glenalt. each; 'lelephone. bamar.tan.

Vendetta. Toa.uo. Kt escn. -cond Race For r-rear-dM malJens, selling: five-eighths of a mile. CaUntha.

Mil miles: Postal. Harrj Hinsson. Foet, Barlow, ICS each; IeW'irop (late Austrlana Onyx. Sentinel. Ipswlcn.

Iu2 each; Conhduce. Sj: Young Trouoador, Blruie Cojt. ss; tiattick filly. Venus. Bert Uearh.

Third Race Selling: for ear-olds: flve-eljrhth a mile. Little silver, 114 pounds; Crocus. Grand Prix. 110 each: Jardlne, Contest. MrKeever.

101 each; I. O. TJ lorest. Arapahoe, lui each. Fourth Race Selling; six and one-halt furlongs.

Lost Star, Reporter. IU pounds each; Can't Tell, A. Fox. BlchaL. liuearh; K.

F. A polio, 101 each; a. hi4: Calculus, lux, Firth Race Selling. Parchmrmt. Ezperlenee.

101 each: Bargain, Gloster. Ii4earh: Feiham. IUL Sixth Rice One and three-eighths miles: selling. nufl to Taw, us; The Forum. 11.

wahoo, Brian Boru. ua eac Garwood. Montpeller, Bobby Col-nan, Judge h'elaoa. a each; Agnes, tw. RESULTS AT EAST ST.

EOCIS. Maraqaltta, Venture, and Tom Among; the Winners. Darllns; St. Lons, Dec. 8.

The races at East St. Louis to-day resulted as follows First Bace Selling purse; four and a half furlongs. Maraqaltta Martha W. second, Bai- loruine thlid. Tluie.

Second Bace Selling purse: six furlonirs. Venture won. Sexton second. Moss Terry third. Time.

Third Race Selling purse one mile. Tom Darling won, l.ltzla V. second. Irene H. third.

Time, 1:4.1. Fourth Race Fre handicap; five and a half furlongs. Service won. Anaonia second. Bob Lytle third.

Time, tilth' Race Selling purse: five furlongs. Anomaly won. k'annie b. second, Toudnden tniru. Time, 1W1.

To-day's Programme at East St. Lou I. St. LciCIS, Dec special Telegram. The entries for to-day'a races at the East St.

Louis track are as follows 1 First Race Five furlongs. St. Anthony, lit pounds: llarry Weaver. IM: Barbara. I tiora McDonald, Hii: Anaonia.

SO; 1 pman. 111; Kd Cartland. luS: Detendaut. Bio. som.V; Anglo Saxon.

SS. Second Race Selling: Ave and one-halt furlongs. Stratagem. HJ pounds: Dora May. lui: hntcker.

bocker. 4J: Avon d'Or. IUs; Mltcnell I4; Fro-teen. Mil: Frospect. avi; Woodberry, SJ4; Mary Hail, sixer, IUL Third Race Selling: seven and one-half furlongs.

King Idimyar. lie pounds; Lizzie 1U6; Glen Rush, lui; Colonel Wheatley, Ml: Volti. liu; Leporine, Wa; orlck. it 4: Mokxar Hi, lui; Mean anough, luu; Jolly Tar. luu.

Fourth Race Free handicap; four and one-balf fuilongs. Babbitt. Ill pounds: Lucy Howard. li; Oakview. to; Bettle Caiui.oell, lui; Midway, Ku; Tilxey Qarcaer, Avon d'Or, V8; Heck, llu; Wild Fat.

11 Wl.liaai Daly. Jr an Bob Wade, lit; St. rani-ras, lis, Fifth Race Selling; five furlongs, McG-egor. pounds; Frank Irlmole. IOI; Clarion, lb; Huntley Handy Brooks.

SJ; Leadvllle, i01; Servla. BeUe tsi; Mlda, Kl; Baliardins. WILA. IlISCL'Ss THE CHALLENGE. The New York Yacht Club to Meet Next Tuesday.

Nxw York, Dec The committee of five appointed by the New York Yacht Club to make arrangements for a race for the American cup held a meeting at ths office of Commodore James Smith. No. 42 Broad street, to-day. This was the special meeting called immediately after Lord Uuu raven's ehallonga arrived last Friday, and it was expected that some action would be taken upon the challenge. The committee decided, however, to leave the whole matter in ths hands ot the club, which is to have a meeting next Tuesday to consider and aot upon the Dun-raven challenge.

Secretary Canfield said tba committee bad made no rneommendattona at today's meeting to be civen at the jeunar of the club. The committee baa brought the matter to such a condition thai ths club can easily act upon it. LoxDOX. Dec A. Mr.

Watson, to whom has been given the work of designing; for Lord Dun- The Inter Ocean, Wednesday, Vtm. 7, BroMiiiiig: EOig Madison and Clarlc SPECIAL SALES, Beginning Wednesday, Dee. 7. To-day, Wednesday, we inau gurate a series of DAILY SPECIAL SALES, to be continned through the entire month of De cember. The PRICES that wo shall name for each day's sale will hold good for THAT DAY ONLY, as each sale will be for ONE DAY.

We shall offer to the people of Chicago and vicinity during thlg series of sales a most unusual opportunity to buy 0VR BEST. CLOTHING, of our own manufacture, at prices that YOU WILL NEVER FORGET. In the same sales we include the BEST FURNISHING GOODS that we can buy, at prices never quoted before. It will pay you to watch the papers closely, for we shaU anV nounce each day the quantity and kind of goods that we shall seU on THE UUUEfclJlaNU DAY therefore, you will have twenty- bur hours to make your arrange ments so that you can be on hand early for the CHOICE XMAS PICKINGS. There will be many articles that will interest you: and, as we are well known as a firm not to indulge in fakes, this I0LIDAY SERIES OF SALES.

will be one that no purchaser can afford to pass. We make it a XMAS GIFT, Guaranteeing that each and every line of goods will be ABSOLUTE- as advertised, with no ques tion as to value and to price. This holiday series of sales is intended to familiarize the name of Browning, King Co- in a manner not only PLEASING, BUT; PROFITABLE to every man, wo- -man, and child within the sound of our voice. OUR WEDNESDAY SALE. To-day we will seU Lot 33,900 and Lot 34,351.

100 OF OUR MEN'S $10 MELTON OYEECOATS1 For Each. The usual sizes, 34 to 44. These are Xmas Plums from our Pudding. TWO LSTKANCLS: MADISON AND CLASkv. Mail tries careful! and promptly' filled.

A Good Husband Allows his wife to manage the household affairs. Don't complain because she so often speaks in glowing terms of EI Io) AMERICAN FAMILY Do you remember her sore hands and jaded looks when she was using other soaps? Well! let her talk about it that's Her business. Kirk sells it that's his business. You pay for it that's your business." JA5. S.

KIRK Chicago. k'irk't Dusty Diamon-i Soap; best for chapped hands. raven ths yacht Valkyrie, which ta to ontast la ths eomiaa summer for trja Amsr can no. aisoold a race for the tropljy be arrange Mi, says that tha Teasel will bs built secretly oa tiie Clyde. Mr, War son positively refneee to say whether aha will be eanstroctod with a heel or osoterboard.

or to give any particulars whatever rasrerdiae; the new yaebt. Tha Valkyrie wiU be commanded by Captain William Cranefleld and will be manned by She will take part in several races in British waters before it ro sales ths Atlantic Hooda Ssrsaparilla does, that tells tha story. 22 S5.