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vH "'FR1CM OJNE CENT, yqrk, TIIUUSDAY. JAiM'AllY IR5. PRICE ONE CENT, NIGHT EDITION Rf CONTINUE TO i PURGE THE CITY. Jl Special Commutes of the Chamber of Commerce I Submits Its Report. I go dn.

Every Department, Whether Coral rupt or Not, Should Be IK Overhauled. ff- A SLY RAP AT EX-BOSS CROKER. I Goff and Lexow Thanked and 9 Police Reorganization Demanded. At the regular monthly meeting of the HI Chamber of Commerce, held at 12 30 H.p,' o'clock this afternoon, the special com- 1 inltteo on municipal reform, headed by HHf'l Chairman Charles S. Smith, presented EHfe Its report, which In part Is as follows: HHfy To His Chamber of Commerce.

The Commute appointed at the meetings of the hamber. held on Dec. under tha following Hi r.eoludoni "Revolved. That a committee of five bo appointor ty the Chair, to be known ae tbt Committee OS H. Jltinlclpal Kcrorm.

whoa duty It shall be to la- quire Into and report at the next meeting. vbetbtr HI or not It Is de.lrable that the powers ot the Hj Ieaiv Committee should bs extended Cor twelve months from the 1st day ot January next, with t.ie duty to Irre.tleue any or all of -the Derurt- menu of title city, to the end. that men who hart tctrted I'ldr octal trusts and prostituted their Hi omcea for personal ant private gain maj be pua- Ikhed tor Ih-lr that Justice may be indicated, and the fair tame of thla city be re. deemed from ths humiliation and shame which hava attached to Its government," ask leave to HV report: Hj In the Judgment of the Committee but little HB argument Is required to demonstrate the Imperative Hf need ot a Legislative Investigation, broad enough to Include all departments, and searching enough He, to throw light upon every detail of the city's ad- mlnlstrstlon. The public mind Is Imbued wtth tbt belief that many ot the city departments sre tainted with corruption, a belief which.

In the Hi op.nlon of jour Committee, 1. fully Justified by Hi facta already proven In the face cf these ssser- tions. If such a condition does not exist, we owe Bf, It to those having control of these departments to Hk free them from genersl suspicion, snd they them- Hft selves should welcome such an Investigation. If, HB on the other hand the proofs of frsud are forth- coming. a.

It la believed they will be, under a Ba competent snd Beaching Investigation, then Hp Importance of such an Inquiry cannot be overestl- mated 1, Your Committee believe that the time has ar- I I rived when the merchants of this dly, and Indeed ml all honest citizens must decide whether the city ahall be thoroughly purged of the corruption that WLf haa been destroying Its vitality, or submit to the HJL' ronsetjuYjces that must follow Inaction, one of the Hi results of which will be the surrender ot our HP commercial supremacy. HL Your Committee have therfore arrived at the roncluitin' Hk 1st. That the Sieclal Committee of the Senate. HB commonly vailed the Lexow ComraltUe, should be HVJ continued until Jan. 1.

1S36, and shoalj be em-HH powered to Investigate any and ail of the I)e- AT partments ot this city. HV 2d That the powers now exercised by courts of Bfl record In compelling the attendance of witnesses HV and punishing for contempt should be conferred BMfj by statute upon this Committee II L' 3d. That the Grand Jury now empanelled In Hfl the Court of Over and Terminer should be re- talned for the Indictment and prosecution of pub- Hr Ho ofllcers who have been guilty of corrupt mis- Hit. conduct In ofllce. After icvlewlng the conduct of various city departments since the time of TweeJ, the report continues: HK Tour Committee would, therefore, offer the fol- HR lowing resolutions.

Hj' Resolved. That we recognize the value of the Wmi work already accomplished by the Lexow Com- IH mlttse. and tender our thanks to Its members HVyfS for the fslthtul and conscientious manner In HVi which they have performed their dutlea Hi Resol.ed, That the thsnks ot this Chamber are Hvj due en are hereby tendered to the llou John Hn'ljr Golf, his corps of able ssslstants, snd to HHly those who standing back of him. have aided HVJlr In the furnishing of evidence, for the sble and HVJf effective manner In which auch evidence has Hlr been prepared and laid before the public. HH Hesol.eJ.

That In Hie opinion of the Chamber of Fi Commerce of the State ol New York the public welfaru of this city Impeiatlvely deminl. that the powers and the dutlea ot the Lexow Com- mlttee shsult be extend. far one yeir from Janu- ary 1st. 1S93 with the obligation Ineumbent upon HH 14j Committee to Investigate any or all of the HjJ department, of ths -Hy government HV Heiotvei That the dls-losuri. alreaJy maJe In HV connection wltn Ihe Popiriment ol demand Hj suca a rej-ganlzatlon of the Department as will Hj ttkt entirely out oi the Held of politics, re- iUt salstles palJ to a litr anj proper level If restrict Ilia grantlm ol p.nslon.

only to those who after long rear, of lilthful or through Injury receive! in dlscnsrge of duty shall have become Incapaclntel tor wjrk snl remove 1 from the forte all lncomp ent. unat or 2 members Iteeolted That the forego'ni report and these rwaolutlons be primed and prntel offlclally to 1" 5V the Senate and Aasembl) and that corlee of the I mff wine be aent tn the Governor Ihe Lieutenant- llovarnor. the of State the CompTO'ler, MS the Treasurer to each member ol the Legislature and to the press throughout the rime VIcc-rresldent Morris K. Jesup pre- aided at tin. meetlnu.

which was (Tirgely IJE Henry1 Henta, Chairman or the Execu- tlvo Committee, reported the following candidates foi membership, and recommended their election: Francis Sedgwick llanga, George Itlumenthal, Clarence S. Da. Bamu-I V. Falrchlld. Horace A.

Foote, William II. Forte, George 'esg, Charles A. O'Donohue, George Curtis Hand. John Waterbury. They were unanimously elected.

Mr. Louis Wlndmuller, Chulrman ot the Committee on Internal TMrte and Improvements, submitted the following resolution: Htsolved. That thla Chamber recommend to the ntt states Senate ed House of llepreaenta-live. In Congress assembled to pass a bill which authorizes tne President of the I nlted states to sppoint a eommlaalon ot three experts and make the necessary appropriation tor the purpose of a thorough study of our public timber land' so as to determine what portions ought to he pre--vrved in the Interest ol the people, to prepare a plan fot their management, and report the same within a iear of their appointment, the Commission to have access to all public documents bearing on the question. Chairman Smith's report was unanimously adopted.

In connection with Its numerous recommendations. During Its reading Mr. Smith was frequently Inter-Hipteil by applause, especially when he mentioned that the recent election was a non-partisan Mctory. In moving that his report be adopted, he said the Committee was unanimous In lis belief that all city pat intents should be placed upon a cIM' service basis A suggestion was mado by ex-Sccre-'Mfj Treasury Charles Fnlr-chlld that the Legislature be requested to empower the Mayor to appoint a commission to continue thu Scnato Committee's work, or assist It. Mr.

Smith replied that the Commissioner of Accounts nlready possessed such powers under the law. and Mr. Talr-chlld withdrew tils suggestion Mr. Hentx offerd a resolution asking "'at Mayor Strong al once Inaugurate clvll-service and labor registration methods In al) city departments, which was al-o adopted, as well as a resolution endorsing tl)e Myers voting machine. The Chamber gave Michard Croker a jly rap by referring, on William H.

Ithoades motion, to the Committee on Municipal Reform, for Investigation, the hill to be Introduced in the Legislature, making Peter Myers's ofllce at 111 Hroadwav, the permanent rlace for real estate sales by auction. Mr. Myers Is Mr. Croker's partner. After paslng a rising vote of thanks to the Municipal Reform Committee for Its report, the Chamber adjourned, subject to the call of the Chnlr, who Is to be notified when the Committee on Currency Is ready to report.

Comptroller Eoke who wa? expected at to-day's meeting, was not present. JULIO SANTOS ARRIVES. The EcniMlnr-IVraL'olnniblR I)l-linle Still Innetllrtl. Capt. J.

D. Graham, of the steamship Finance, was Interviewed on arrival at Quarantine regarding statements that he had made disparaging remarks concerning merchant ship captains at a JULIO BA.ST03 dinner at Colon on board his ship. He denied emphatically that he had made the remarks attributed to him, nnd stated that there had been no dinner served on board the Tlnance. as described. Julio Santos and Dr.

Zaldlvrtr, ex-Presldent of Sihador, 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 Britlsn Charge d'Affalrcs, will represent the United States of Colombia on the Commission, and the Spanish Envoy will probably look after Ecuador's Interests Mr. Santos said nt the time of his departure from tjulto, Ihe boundary question between Ecuador, Peru and Colombia, hod, not. been settled The findings of the Mahonev, Vasquez Commission had not been ratified. TWO ACCUSED OF ARSON.

A Bis; Aiinrtincnt House In Urooklyn enrl lllonii I'p. Solomon Manhelm. of 319 East Third street, New York, and Nathaniel Goldstein, of 155 Broome street, were held today by Justice Walsh In the Adams Street Court, I3rookln, for further examination on a charge ot suspected arson in the big apartment-bouse 803 De Kalb avenue. On the morning of Nov. 19, there was an explosion In the apartments of Mrs Hebecca Levy, on the third floor.

When the firemen entered the house all the windows were blown out. and the furniture was ablaze. Mrs Thompson, wtio on the top floor, was looking out of the window at the time of the explosion, and when the crash came, she was almost thrown off her feet. Several das ago the detectives got a clue which led to the arrest of the prisoners last night. In court to-dav Itosa Roberts poltively Identified as one of the men she passed In the She could not lilentlf) Goldstein, as she did not see his face.

HIS COAT ON A CORPSE. It Wusi l.mmiMl lis Mmi Who Died from Frnnlureil Skull. Deputy Coronr Kelly, of Hrooklvn, received a strange request this morning. A voung man said: "I want my overcoat that's being worn by a dead man up In the Moigue The young man explained that he i was Martin O'Donnell. On New Year's Eve Thomas Lavton borrowed Don-nell's overcoat tc go after a pale of ale He stepped on the 'ce and fractured his skull and died.

lie got sn order for the coat. fnrter Held In WlfUMKI. Klward Carter, defaulting clerk of the National Hank of Comnerce for 130 oul, wa. befoie Comnil. alvlier SVeld.

this aflf rnr nn Carl.r a. ban IrutM to Chirie. Ross whoa, extradition to London I. demanded by Ihe llrlllih Oivernmeut. Commie.

sinner Shield, h.ld Carter for the action of the Federal Grand Jury and et his ball at Hi CM. Mnioke- "l'RIIOIIniB" The sew Virginia Cliar.tle Txjasvo wrapper AFTER BIG STAKES. Entries for the Great Trial Double Event and Futurity. Horsemen Respond as Usual to the C. I.

J. Invitation. Morris Youngsters Nominated liy tho 7 urf ninn's (sons. Horsemen evidently lmvc no fear far the future of racing In this State. In lc-sponso to the Coney Island Joike) Club's for entries to the Futuritv ot Jhj7 and (the Great Tttal Stakes and Double Event of the present vear, they have responded liberally.

The January entries tor the Great Trial number sixty-seven. The entries In August, 1KH, were nlnet-thrce, making a total of 160. In this event last year there 'were 1CT entries, and It Is almost certain that that total will be exceeded when the malls from California and other Western States are heard from. Tho total entries to the Futurity of 1)07 up to noon were 6W, and for the Double Event 149 an Increase ot sixteen over last year. These figures speak volumes.

"The Evening World" presents below the entries of the most prominent of the horse-owners in the Great Trial Stakes for this year. This Mane Is worth I.UO00 to the winner The entries have for the most part been duplicated In the Double Event, value It wll bo noted that tn the entries from the Morr Stable tho name of John A. Morris doet not flguru The entries aro made In 1 1 name of lo sons. Hen-nen and tvtd This mav be taken as an Indication that the elder Morris has retlrexl from racing entirely. Following are the entries to the Great Trial.

Those ot the horses marked thus ate also entered In the Doublo Event. ULEMTOV, STAPLE Snadrach, by Tremoul She vtargrave, ch by St. Ulalae Lady Margaret 'Chestnut colt by Iroquois Torlbera brunn colt, by Sen.atlon l-avura Refuge by Ex'Ie Dracnm Beau Ideil rh by The Bard Belladonna. Brown colt, by Berssn Petlola Bay colt, by Imp Maxim Carina. The.

first Ave colt are also entered In the Double Event. MARCUS DALY. Del Paao, br. by Darebin Bavaria Bitter Root Child, ch by Child ot, the Mlat nonita Senator Hoffman, br. by Invented Dora Senator tlland, ch c.

by Inverness Wood- violet ftkalkeho ch by Hvder All-Carrie G. Tratptan, br. by Inverness Imp La Trappa. roxy. ch by Brown Fox Mary Hamilton Tucatan ch by Inverness Yolande XaeiaeBe by Inverness Mehalla Silver ch by Ualvator Fleurctte Hamilton, bile by Iroquol.

Carlotta. flllLIP I DJ fcJL Handspring ch by llannver My Katorlte Moderator, by Sir Modred Sweetbrlar Orient ch by Onondaga De.penla San Maft.0, ch by St Blaise Round Lsnc. Vandalism, br Maxim Vandvla Axiom, by Maxim Touche Pa. FLKisCHMAN Si EON. by Glenelg Tecalote Br by Iroquois Ottilia JAMKS KI.IJNK by Hlmvar Mannle Grey.

(Fill I rother to Domino JAME3 r. KIU.NE. Ch by nonjvan-wxla Ch by Bend or Prlncese lekra. by Mlntlnit Glide n. by Ayrsnlre Sun town by Imp Hsjon Or Clla T.

Ch by Amphlon Mala LITTLEF1E1 Veellewvrk, by sir Vloirrd-Embrol lery. t'nlon, by Unit. Cn by'Tyrnt Ellzabein ft LITTLEFIELD JR by Sir Mlilred blella MANHATTAN' gTAULil lltlCIIAltn CR0lvl.lt) Belle VIeade ch by (llenelu Trade Wind Bulletin rh by Iroquois lloulotte Herbert blk by Iroquois Jlildegarde Vlattv Bumppo, by Tremont Tus.el True Blue ch bv Iroquois Tullahoma Vincent, by Tremont Iady Lanstry by illinvar Maude BUtON" CLELLAN1) Ch by Knight of r.llerslle Moss Rose (SiVer to Henry of Navarre Ch by Jin, t.ort Ilettle ONECK STAUI.K (G L1IE KN'VPP) c. by VilJljth n-Vllaonune by vtaalm Katie Pearce II by King Ga op by Prince Royal Fanfare Ch by Carlo Ir an. fh by llemeliLe Olive II c.

by Uleuelg Tmiata Br by Vlldlrthlan-Patly Lucust II oml PRUAKNLSS bTABLll (JVVIFS I.M.VVti) Bpsumont by Ilelvldere Elklmin Last. Blanco by Belvidere Virginia Bush I Indemere, ch b) Llnlen Alele Belle Ami, ch by BilvUrie contralto. 8VNTV NITV STABLU Bay colt, by I mperor of Norfo Vrltta-Bay Ally bv l.mteror of Norfo Vlano Bay colt, by Tho llo Mia. Ford Chestnut colt, by Verano llrrm isi Brown colt, by Gano Cuban Queen May cot ty The Hook -Santa Vnlta Ba geldlna- by Tne Hook lennle II rltv by The Hoik sister Vnne Che'lnJl gld rg by Amlg Sam. M.rgara a.

U-i) fill) by Fnpiror of Vl-me lll'ITCIIT. JR Iliikrupt Spendthrift Conatanllnople Baritone ch bv Falietto Pearl Thorn Harniotil.t, by tal.etto Vllnarette flenvenuc by Trr ont Vltlrlx Is Salle ch by Iroquol. Gulldeau Tantallon. l)y llcnf lvng Cloth A II ai II II MORRIS Peterman rv Britannic I etervllle Abune by Plevna Abu Kru ch by Cavuga Prulery Intermission rr by acstlon GIDEON IIVLV. Ch by ensatlon Almy Ch by s.lvutor Mtsi Woolford by Lo hen Retribution LOHI1.LAHI) King of br by Emperor Vustrl-ans Illakkl by Ssllor Prln-e-Hlzpah.

ArUth ih bv 5ensitlon Vstir bignora br by Bunatljn Uolores RWtAI'O STABLE Ch ty Pontlac Soubrctte Lh, by Pontlac GlroOe CVFl'r-ltTV at WldllARI) b) Buchanan I'atillre Lee by llan I hlef-FfSe II by I nilrer llrocaJe Bay by llb Miles Oialge Blossom Ch b) Huclianau Irene llltOOKIIALi: hTVIII.i: by Mlntlng-The pple MATT BVRNCS Terror Sir Modre I T)rann 1 Nettle by Imp Maxim Precipe I SLAIIIIAM Mussrlman ch by Harvester Ayesha Ch i. by I'elcr Moiety l) II PAVNK Blk by Ireniiiul Gp.v Br ly Ironiole ha lir by tirej' Tom ilerlan llr by Glentlg rna Other entries have been I taile bj V. Althouse, J. A Reunett, A Movie Cedar Ml. I Stable, W.

Mrtctt. Thomas Clear, II Smith, Donohue, c. Dwyer, Gu Etstin, Klinwol Stock Kami, Empire GoAghaeres Stabe. HnillUh. Li nn, O'H.

MacDonough. It. W. Walien i Co. II Herri.

W. C. Daly, Madison Stable, Minerva Stable, II Mortis Co. Met'niren Scott, J. McLaughlin, W.

Spiers. W. M. Wallace. A.

P. (ConllnucJ on StconJ 1'ajo) pin It 'ii'." jiuswiiusihmiiii i TO KILL INCOME TAX. Quay Introduces Amendment to Deficiency Bills Senate Asks the President About the Fate of Two Japs. CoiiRress ItciissrmMct. After tlir llolldiiy llcccss.

WASHING TON, Jnn When Con-gtess te-assembled to-du, after ten days recess, Mr. Quay, of l'cnusvlvanla, Introduced In the Senate a proposed amendment to tho Urgent Deficiency bill, amending tho tariff laws by striking out all provision for an Income tax and substituting a new woollen schedule. Including the McKlnlcy duty on raw wool. Mr. Quay's amendment may havo a bearing on the Democratic tariff plans The Senator said, when asked about his purpose In presenting tho amendment, that It was Intended ns a text for a speech.

As the part of It which provides for a new woollen schedule Is not germane, he expects It to be ruled- out. When asked as to the truth of the report that he would antagonize the Urgent Deficiency bill because ot the Income tax appropriation, he said that It was his Intention to oppose It If there, should bo an effort to get It through beforo the vacant seats on the Republican side were filled, and he pointed to large package of manuscript lying on his desk to show that he was prepared to talk. After tho presentation of sundry resolutions and memorials, Mr, Sherman, from the Committee on Torclgn Affairs, reported uud the Senate passed the reho-lullon heretofore Introduced by Mr. Lodge Mass calling on the Prts-Ident for eorrespondenee and other pipers relative to the de'lvery by the United Stntes Consul at Shanghai of two Japanese citizens lo the Chlmsc authorities, also asking for Information us to whether the two Japanese utile put to death after being tortured; further, whether there was any understanding with the Chinese Government that United States oIllei.lH should aid, assist and give safe conduct to any Japiuese elll-l zenH desiring to leave China. About thirty Senators vveie ptesent, when Vice-I'reMdent Stevenson railed I the body to order, and nieiro came In uuring tne leaiuug oi me auuumi The Chalt lent belore thu heiiute a lcltei from the Secretuty of State nan mining a despatch from the Unlit States Ambassador at f'Hrls.

sivlng thai he hail delivered to tho widow of the late President Curnot cngtosned copies of resolutions of sympathy of the American Congress relative to the death of Pieslilent Carnot. Tho resolution of Mr. Allen relitlng to the Setnte restuurant wa- then taken up. anil Mr Allen addressed the Senate at some length He thought tho restaurant shouldn't be furnished by the Govern At 2 o'clock mo Senate resumed con-sldeiatlon of the Nicaragua Canal bill, senator Morgan speiking Among the amendments proposed for the Urgent Dellclency bill Is one for the a'jnlltlon of the one-tenth of a tent dlfftrentlnl duty placed on sugtr Imported fiom countries pnving boun-tv, anntl-et for the Lortectlon of the errut made In regard to the tax on ul-eohol used In the nrts, nnd third o-llevlng corporntions of the provision of the Income Tax law requiring that the'' shall furnish lists of their emplojees tu whom salaries of les than $1000 are paid. The Democratic leaders are especial!) anxious that the twu amendments til hi mentioned should be enaitrd durlnit the present selon was the purpose of the Demoeriitlc memlx rs of the Tina Committee to have dropped the o-i-tenth nddltlnutl dulv in suar from the larln" bl 1 In lonference but the acceptance of that measure ON the House prevented this The nctlon of the Europenn countries to which the dutv applies In exelitiltig American metts has hud the effect of causing this clnnge to ipptar still more Import int than It did before the bill be ctme a law, and the Democratic leader would feel especially gratified If It iiiuld be accompllhH 'Ilie dutv of preparing those amendments has devolved upon Senator Jones, of Arkansas but It Is imi'emood that thev will not bo printed tnles there appears little doubt of tlelr aecepunce the Senate.

Democratic Senators are canvnsslnt' lnth s'des of the Chamber for the put pose of getting at the hentlrnent. If lho become convinced that the imeiid tuts can be ugteeJ to they will be In trnluced with the neM two or three dajs Tiny sav, hoevir that If It becomes evident tint the Republicans will make a tight they will not pilnt them tit all, is with only two months of the t'onKres left, the pasenge could be prevented and the appropriation bills would be Imperilled to no purpose TAKES UP CURRENCY BILL limine MiiiIm Off Mr. IiiIhk (iocs Inlo i omnilne. WASHINGTON. Jan 3 The House prteeuted ni aulmatcj scene when It was called to order to-day by Spcnkir Crisp, after the holiday recess The galleries were crowded, anJ over hnif the members were In their setts In tho diplomatic gallery were the Jipanen; Minister and his Secretari and mtnj proinln.nl personages looked down on the forensic arena from thu tesirve-d gallery After the call of committees for reports Mr julgg (lfi p.

Y) Intro-luce a resolution cilllnj upon Post nnster-Gi ner.il Hlssell for Infirm itlnn rancernlng the recent removal of a largi number of erks In the New York Poat Olllce Mr rprlnner In charge of the Currencj bill, cut him off with a motion to ga Into Coinmlttte of the Wnole for tho furthi i consider itlon of that bill i Accordingly the House went Into Committee Mr Richardson (Dem Tttin) li the Chair aril Mr Hack (Dem Gal a member of the Hanking and Curttnei Committee, took the llojr In fuvoi of the Mil Representative Monev, of Mississippi Introduced a til. providing for a lax of per barrel on malt, br.wed ot f. mented liquors for ban els containing not more than thlrt)-onc Fallon ami like rate for other qualities CAUCUS ON CURRENCY BILL Sprlnuer shjh II Vn Id- Held sulur-ln or Vluiiilii. WASHINGTON. Jan, 3 -The aenra! lines on which the currency debited Is to proceed In the House atil bee brought lo a euro I-practlcally settled No rule has et been framed by the Committee on Ku es, bat It Is probable thai such ru'e will be Introduced on Saturday.

It will tig the limits of the flve-mlnuto debate riM-f-A xJJ MR. AMI MUH, V. IC. n. STOKKS, VV HO I 111.

Mil! Mil 111" Al TKUNOON William Earl Dodge Stokes was mtr-lled this nflemoon Miss Rita I Alba Coiltt, nt tho rcsldenee of the brldo's parenls, 4S Wert Fort) -seventh sllc el, bv Archblsiip Cnrrigan, nsslsteil bv Rev I'atheis l.avclle and u' Pitrlck's Cathedral. I Ihe brllesmnlds were Misses Josephine Mel' ill Eslelle Utile, Elizabeth mil 1,1111 in Stokes Miss Adi costa wis tld of honor. Col Charles Page lit) i of Chicago, was lust man. The ttslnri nnd time for the lln.il vote. While no exact time hns been fixed.

It the opinion ot Mr. Springer and others directing the course nt the bill mat Wednesdav, Jan, 9, at noon, will be the best time. In the mean time, a caucus undoubtedly will bo held Chairman Holman, of that Caucus Committee, sajs the caucus proposition his not )et taken dellnlte foim prominent House Democrats Including Messrs Culberson and Livingston, got together last nlfcht i and iletciinlned to titgo caucus for tho night, but the attendance In the i lloase ptoved so nicngre to-dhy tint It was feund a caucus would fall to Mime a quorum Ihe plan, therefore', is given up temporarily, Spilnger thinks the cauciiB will be I held Satuiday ot Monduv night In I that event the1 I tile will nut be ptesented until the i aliens lias shown the dtslies of the niajorltv One ur mote substitutes to the Spiluger bill will be Intro-Iduied to-morrow, and the Introduction will bo fjllowed by an attempt elthti In caucus or tn the House to have them I ndiipted uv the Democratic measure A pioinlneut Democratic member of the I House, who tnlked with hecrelni) Citr-l lisle jemctdvi snvs that the Seeretnrv lis opposed to having his bill, of which I Mi Springer Is the illrei tot tbandonel I He expressed the belief that the bill colli 1 pess In the House, nnd the Presl-'dent Is snld to hnve not given mi hopu either I his metnbei mado un effon to see the Secretin to-dav, nnd would have represented to him strongly tint the Springer bill In Its present form would probnbly be defeated, but found i the Seen tarv eugtged 1'iesld. nt Cleveland has not del. i-I mined to send a spei lal message to Co igress on he currency question This wis dellnlielv tiseert tilled to-dny Ilie tellers of the House, vvhi had heal 1 that a speel ij na s.

ige was i nntemnleteil It was I Unit Semtirv Cirllsl. )m 1 mentioned the mittu to the Preside nt, nnl It hid been llseus-ed In i general wuv Theie lui 1 bi'en no n-e usIjii reachel, howevet The Presllent his thrown off his usu tl reserve In din cin-slng the pending bill with mc Fibers of Congress MAY LOSE ITS FRANCHISE. Itllllron.l I l.lei. unlnat it street ar In. The Iloird of Allcrmen met ti-ilaj and reeeivt'd a number of veto messigis from Maoi Gllro, who vetoed tlm resjlutlon giving the Riverside and Foil Lee feio ptrmlNdnii to niake a ncjiv landing as well us the one lighting Eighth nveiiue for l')0 feet delovv Can il ireet Mujnr Stiung hud in communications for the Ho-tril The Itnllrond Committee, presented a report In favor Instructing the' Cnrpotntlon Ciunsel to begin proceed ngs to f.t Ml the fiamhlse ot the I til nnd List River II illruad Coin p.in, vvhlih las bun unal I.

pi its minimi dlv blinds to the i Itv Sever il Allernun oljicted, and Prt sldenl M. rulfil thin thu mutter should lie i ovi under the- rules The lliiird adjourned to tine next I 1 Mund.iv at 10 click ROBBERS IN CINCINNATI. I. rl. in the Powl.tlllli II.

Id I ti I wo Men. i IN'CINN T1 Ian "I IhkIivv.iv- m. li rntriid i tie (1 viinnunt llmldliii. I ml rallel at tin billet of tne uhl. uf tin Post Dili.

i where tin found Clerk I rmk 11 Narks "Ion. it was pis In mid over 1 "'I In envelope was on ihe table One uf the unknown men isked lo get bill ihuiKed While was in lOiiniiodatlng him, ke vv.it. tt.irl.ol atil knoikt.l s. Tne men arable 1 the tiion. dtiiv.r seiurisl IU Cent.

Ills nf vc.7e lid I'M ipol 'lie inone In eitvelipes was itutouh. 1 Tin re -viis a Itrg. rnvvd l.i mil about the biilldli.g nt Ihe time p.uks Is bull liuit 'Ihere lb no cluu to the robbeis For entries unit other wpiirlluu nev.ei sire paitr -e' vveie Ml I'rniik II ill, Mr James Vanillin, lt Jose de Itlvas and Mr Graham Pile lps Moke Ihe house vv is tastefully decnratol with flowers mil pil.us 'Ilie vo-d ling Kills were dlsphivt 1 uptnlis Among them was peirl necklace fum Ihe bridegroom Among the l.ooo guests at the reiep. tlcin wite Mis Anson Phelps Slokes, the Misses Stokes, William Dodge, Mrs. Cnudi rl.

Miss Condi it. Mrs libit! Illoodkood, Mrs Chirks Child. Miss llemsen, Mr and Mrs Buffem i2T0 1 Leads All the Way and Captures the Third Race from Jewel. Thiers L. nnd Blizzard the First Two Viinners.

Dcelilcdly Wintry Wi'iithrr ut tlm Alcxaiitlrr Tineli. scjel lo The Evriilna VVorll RACE TRACK. ALEXANDER Jun 3 It was decldedl) cold hem to-da), but this In ni sense iiftectol thu atleiiilauee. Thu cud tela a fairly goad one and speculation on the dllfirent events very brisk. EailV this morning snow fell and the inlie'ld presented a wintry scene sulli-clent to furnish good subject for a painter The track wits heavy.

Fifteen w.ie oilglnall) announced to start In the llrst ruee, but two weru wlthdriwn Trlnculo was favorite, heavily plajed from 0 to i to even money. lie got aw.ii well uud appeared to be nnlng handily, when Thiers I. cime with a rush and landed the purse Drizzle beal lnte i-Ocenii for the place. A ine. of tho St Asaph management will le held to-ulglit to ariauge for the Spring meeting Messrs Eagan unj Kirk arrived lo-da mill Melntvre expectul this evening FlltsT rali: Sis furUinns selling surlcis llcliliie St Hit hln.

Ill.r. I 1.1 hi I 'j I lr axle l.t; te.lvinan) I 1 I 5 7 ia InliT II ean Ul illelehalltl lilt II 7 Inn ul l.J IMiirptol 2 1 1 1' 4 launie Martin Hi llladen)IJl 11 I 6 II lelearafi llli)erl Ml I 2 1 I elani l.i il'ars ii'l 13 1 el 1 10 a 7 Tin I'N If 1-0 illtnlct) IU I I I 1, lll 1.1 III illtikmil l-ll I 20 I 11 9 9 i a 1. 1 I' in -i CO I 10 19 1.. Illr I in in I 1 13 13 II 4l I.I iTrlbei I 1 even I licit 1:1 ill, ml 10 I I I IJ 'Iiluculo broke In front, and opening up a gup of two lengths msile the riinnlm. unMl the list hundred lords, when I hlils 1.

closed fast, lend In driving bnlsh won by two lengths Drizzle hen Inter-Ocean a neck for tne aee 1 Ime 1 Jj sklilMI RVi'h aul a ha Una irt-r llettmi Si II I rin llliu-1 It iTr brl I I'j I II (Vlfirli J1 I ID 7 I Weaver III lllenleri 1 1 I 3' 3' II I ll II I It nil II I I', I I rn i toil, iFInnl lu 1 i Ids lMurpnl 15 I I 9 11 In.h Pat 1UJ idlira ill 1 I I I 7 lie kl li IJ II' Murpll)! IV I 6 I II IS kv i i lit) lu? ule iitt I 1 li lie 1 I II iff, I 1, 1 I 10 Ml II ue IT lltilln.ini 3o I 10 I 10 1 II I il II li II VI i II 11 12 I UI Ij VI 1 II I II 11 Ja I.iv,l lit 3) I 1 I 7 11 MclCeever got nwav Hist, but was in htaded 11117 ird, who led ul! lie wuv and won i tsll a length in I a half frmn Due Ulich, with c-Keivir lliiid a bugth avvaj Time 1 Jl riilitn it t-rtf hail II ap for a I a.va live irl ik ir era 'In i Si lilt II vi car gl 100 IC il i'j i' J.e 10a eMurpDl 8 I I 3 i 1. i.irl 101 III iff) I I 1 I l'-j I Pr i 120 iIIki I ven 1 I I -iun ill ePar. inn 1 I I nn Met! uiikle 1 1 it the il la .11 wits lie-Ills Wintlllll. elflli two liiVH.s friim Jewel C.lrl was CHI I and a Inulh iwa rinie-1 uj mi urn i.ve'i: In i i-l lies Marlrl Belli IS J(lf inn lirUravis 'is illlllll VJ I I it loS iMurph)) 11 uut 3 s1 2 i J. tOv IV Moure) I) I I 2 3' 3" i i 'I'll loj i.i I i 4 I 4 llralirv 103 (Nearvi 10 1 l-l i I It.

Igiavla got away In front and held tin' position In the end, "Inning cas.ly three leiibths from Irene, wild beat Taller, Mis. Clement C. Mooie, Mis I'red Eslei, Mrs Reeve-Merrltt, Miss Vnn Dust r. Miss Si'hm net, Mis Thomas HlUhcoik Ml and Mrs James Slokes, Mi and Mrs Frederick Stokes, Mr. and Mis Denklns.

Ml and Mrs Grahniu, Ml Hnrllev Mr nnd Mrs Albert Sh it-Itirk, Mr and Mis George Gould, (len. Horiee Porter, Mr C. Slacey Clirk, l'riderle Baldwin. Mr. Charles Robinson, Mr.

Arlhui Twombly and Mrs. MiCoskey Hutt Mr mill Mrs Stokes will reside on West Seventy -third strei 1 outsider four lengths lur the place. Time 1 (J HFTII RACK Six atil a quarter selling st.rter. seleh snd Jockeys Strnuht Place W.lcntt, 104 IVUrphy) 13 lvly superior (J Moore) I 41 IUybrry. lAlfonll 151 41 I.elati 101 iDuffy) 41 even Blneb nl 110 IFarter) 2-1 3-6 Jtrno.

104 lllaml 31 43 Leigh won, Wale ntt was second nnd Hlue lilrd was third. Time 1 27. aa RACING AT NEW ORLEANS. niter THlliert the First Winner In feclal to The livening WurM 1 RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS, Jan 3 Ihle'utenlug, enol weather ngnln llm-lltsl tho attendance at this course today 'Ihe ttuek was heavy, and a good deal of scratching took plai e. Ihe progiamme, however, was good one, and sor-e fair sport wis ultneMcd Some stables arrived to-day from Rob) uud San Francisco hiist itvcr I KWIIng Jve furlongs Starters Betting St Hit Fin.

Waller Talbert 101 IJ HUH 2 1 1 1' 1-Imti Pom granlti. IUj ll'cnii) .13 12 2 21 -Id an 101 lllaro I V-l 3-1 4 5 3' She br llnslon lot lUirrriil 11-1 I'l-I 9 3' I'a Maggie llvrrls lUinal 1 2) 1 II 7 I VIsrv Talbert Va IV lUnettl li 1 15 1 el 4 9v iWel.hl 15 I fi 1 10 6 7 Queen I. lit 100 iS.ottl 50 1 20 I I I llrevllv 102 iMcl uel 12 1 I 1 7 9 9 fei-'nian ill! Ikeigln l-l 7 5 I II 10 l.ul lu. IV Ua)tull 5 1 SI 5 10 11 Feedinnn start.il out to make the but was soon passed by alter Tiilbeit, who wetn never afterwards headed He won in the easiest kind of a gallop six lengths Imp Pome-granite ran in second position all the wiij, un 1 llnlshe ten lengths before Slilean. third Time 1 u7 1-1 1 m'iuMi RV se ling one mile Mailers llrtllinc SI lllf I In llrakeman 101 tv llavt u) vu li llrav Duke 112 lit ne.l even out 5 2 Henry nae 101 lljrilj0 1 JIT 4' iMju.ler IU.

I 15 1 4 1 3 I' lop2s lent 1113 IW Juiu) 15 I 4 1 3d a-1 Jeli-s In, I' assilll 1 I 7 it limit (i.nt nil Pun 15 1 5 1 2 Ilrakeman i-ot the best of the stnrt and uuikliin' nil the running won easllv two lengths In the stretch Grav Duke and llcnn Owslcj moved up ftoni tin rear, the formci gelling the place bj Ihiee length" Henrv Owslev was llilnl tlfteen lengths before Adjuster 'ilmu-lM I THIRD RAi llanltiap flee furlong. "tarter. if st HIIFln luvlU IK iMiC uel 21 4 a 1 41 1' Trixl i7 iWarrenl Jul lu I 4 3'. via.ntn 101 IV avion 2 el 5 fc 3. I valval no elvnni 1' 1 l-l 1 4 Ranter 11 IC ins nl 4 1 Vo It-1 Tie 107 lAelshl II .17 tV n' Plea, till iLetghl 7 2 7 7 Dnvld got away llrst but MeCue Im-midlitel) took a wrap and Maquon was Hllovved in in ike the running to the stretch, where David enme ag tin an 1 I wn haudilv bj' a length 1rtxl wits seeind, 11 length before Time I 07 AMBULANCE RUN DOWN.

1 Pntleiit INi'iipi's, hut Ihe Driver Win II111II.1 Hurl. II rlho' 1 llr i it Hurts scare old 1111 ainliuliini dr 'i of ltou-iVedl llosdt.il, was thrown frum hi- unibuuiue it Mnlh avenue anl Fifts -third street tnls afternoon and suit. line I a broken aim The acrid, ni wis causul bs the vehl- le 1 11111 iu In co lisloii with a lablu car The ainbuianie was on Its was to the hipltul with a patleiu whn tile collision oicuir tlresal was removed to Roosevelt Hos-nltul PREMIER BOWELL ILL? Ili'porl Sn Unit lteei.ver Is Doulilfiil. MONTREAL, Jan. 3 -A special do-snatch to Tlio Star, from Halifax, sas, "Maekensle Howell, the new Premier of Canada, Is dangeiously 111.

Ills recovery li doubtful," i NIGHT I EDITION I TAMMANY MEN I READY TO QUIT. 1 Mayor Strong Says They 111 All Resign When Asked to Do So. DO THEY ANTICIPATE WE? It Is Suptrested that They in Dodging the Power of ''afl Removal Bill CLARK TALKS WITH STRONt. 1H ilHii t.l And Later Denies that He Hat any JH Idea of Offering Hit. Resignation.

viflH aHBsl It has become apparent that prct HH eally all of the Important Tanaamut ottlclals in the city have decided Place their resignations at Uavjror i Strong's disposal, '4i This was made clear by ststemMIt jH from the Mayor himself to-day. afttr a XH talk with Corporation Counsel Clark. VH The Major was asked It Mr. Clark had 2l uite'eu iu lesiiKll. ttliu uc scsfsswa.

flHH "Well. 1 find that i arly all of tka -'H Tammany jfflclals are ready to reslara ut any tlmo they nre asked to." 'H The Mayor also said that Mr. Clark had not actually resigned, but he 4- eluded him In his general statement. This Is all the more, slgolllcant, cause a few weeks ago Mr. Clark' was one of those who ridiculed the Idea of resigning.

SM When an "Evening World" reporter asked him about the matter then hi said that uny fciicl report about himself at VH least was absurd. Il Mi Clark's radical change of attitude 'HJ makes It clear that an understanding has 4l been reached by the leaders of Tammany They Know that tho heads of depart- aH ments will all have to go as soon aa a (9i Potver oi Removal bill Is passed any way, VH and thes think It would be good political to antlcipvte such action. nH Air Clark went to the Mayor's offlca early to-duy. und while be was no- rH committal to the reporter. It was clear that he was ther-j by appointment.

As soon as he had a chance to speak with the Mnyor, the latter rose and lad tho way Into his prlvato office. The iwH conference lasted for some time, and at Its close the Major made the announce- ,1 merit printed above. 3H course this scheme of reflgnlng does not Include oRlcers elected by the people, uch as tne County Clerk. Register or eH Comptroller, for no Power ot Removal tH bill could, affect them. I Mi Clink was engaged when a f- I porter called at his oltlce, and the fot lowing note wus sent to him: iH "li Is reported that in your talk with Ma or Strong this morning you told 'H him ou would place your resignation In his hands whenever ho desired it- 'H Is this true?" Clark wrote In reply: flH "It is not true.

The subject of my 'i resignation was not discussed. I never fH said to any one that I would resign." The average Republican politician has not et got over his surprise that there 'vV should bo a Republican Mayor In New SsVJ aork. and from all parts of the State, anl even from other tales, visitors HJ i keel eomlng tu congratulate him. One -fHfl I of the early callers was Salem IL Wales, 4H lorine-rls a Park Commissioner, also a ll I Do.k i-ominissioner, and the Republican ciiudlJuie for Mas or the year that Mayor VH I icKh un was elected. President Ilarker.

of the Tax Depart- aH Iment was auotner ear.y caller. lie cam HMI to talk over the business of the Armory nHI llourd. of which he Is Ihe Secretary. I Robert II. Commissioner of roi s.

Is not Inclined to resign. I understand it," he said to-day, "the Mas or would bo rather embar- rasscd bs having to till a whole lot of vacincies all at once." Mr. Noones would not Inconvenience i I Hi llinoi tor ansthln: Moses Users, who for sears has had 1 1 a private contract with piopcrty-OAners for cleaning Hroadwas In the vicinity of Mtdlsoit inare. was one of the vJH callers at the Masors oIMce. Ex-Masor Franklin and L.

Chittenden, a distinguished ttguro at Washington In i war times also railed Ccniillus llllss vas one of the cnileis nt the Cltv Hall this afternoon, anl his ilelermlnel joung opponent, John Mllhullind. alro callel In fact, evers faction ami uruneh of tbe 0. P. nil represented Even Amasa J. Tiornton, who Is suprossd to exert a 4' u'sntcrlous Inlluence on legls'atlon at Al- 7aHl I ns, nn there and had the Mayor's sHbbi em for time HH Two successive lntervieers of the SHI Major were Ernest Hall of the "ail Twetits-ninth IMstrlct and Capt.

Krumm, I of the Thtr I The Captain teotllled be- 'Jtfl fore the l.eow Coin-tlttee about Dollce '4 lottlon. und he has been arrested sev- oral times sln.e He would now like to get a license for his Chrystle street con- eer' hi Among others to pay their respects to I't'MH the Major vveie Fire Commissioners f-H FlckholT and Robblns They also. It Is lepnrted, eNpresscd a willingness to rs- blgu ut an) time 1H Mm. Snllude In lliippy tunln. SHJ Mary fallije who lately eompUlaet to the Excise PoarJ that certain houses asaf ker ''MBl nere Jlsreputjti.s.

li ro dellghug to IU tWt e.versl of th.ae hoosas ar tor sale gal (M gi tenants sre to mote eiiu 'oHHsl i '''HH i.rt if iJuiti tXli iyNSi2iiCiB.