davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
POLICE NOTES.

PODlCE NOIES
John Gerghan's dwelling, No. 514 East Sixt eenth-
IT, was damaged 9 100 yesterday BY ire
The Property Clerk of the Brooklyn Police recoV-
cred, last month stolen property worti $500
John BUNS apartment, on the upper floor OF tene-
uen No. damaged 80 b. Ore last evening
James Gerty's frame dwelling, ut Schenectady ave.
and Baltic Brooklyn burned yesterday LOss s3OO insured
Joseph Fehall, the blind pcddlcr, who fell through
No. Beeiman Tuesday died yesterday IN inc
PARK Hospital
Dr. Charles Bumshon of Ncw-York was fined $25
yesterday coneeag Of smallpox which be had attended IN
Brooklyn, H. ID.
trunk, containing clothing and firearms, was
found yesterday In BIet II 10 supposed 70 have been stolen oa
Erie Railway depot
Pauline Essel of No. IS Ridge-st, struck on the
heal with hatche and seriously injured BY Mary Hess
during q teneneDtbouse ".
Hugh Clary died yesterday in the Park Hospital,
received falling from the masthead Of Veae ing AZ
wager.
An inquest was held yesterday, on the body OF
August Kesar German r. living No. 10 Rviagon VINO
years Of ntempenDce committed suicide on Tuesday night ~
taking muratc acid.
fire In the cellar Of tho building No. 135 Maiden
sne occupied BY Alfred Baker for the Of hqtor caused
damage early yesterday Insured for tO by the Liverpool Lonaon
aud Globe Companies
The body Of q woman, supposed to be Mrs. McDer-
wife Of Capt John MeDemo Of the eanaboa Mary H. wilcox
lying Pier n H. vho supposed " have wako overheard "hIe
isleep uigL ago, found yesterday near Pier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
THE BOARD OF APPORTIoNMENT.

INDOKStNENT on EONDS-AN OFFICER WITHOUT
sALAIiY-FI' Nps FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Board of Arportionment held another
meeting Yesterday tho Mayors Office, Mayor Hall IN
the chair Deputy Controller Green and Peter Swecny
were aIso :,nt After the adoption Of the minutes OF
the las. meeting offered the following resolu
ton, wi. ,h yras all pied:
That AZ toa,s the Ctr and County Of New
YoJ r 10 A-rraier authorized by tie Board OF
iate Of the City and
On New rs aid bends pnned thereon certificate in sub
,nee follow: This lcnd issued by authority OF the Board OF
IupItnu Comfy II NewNork, pursuant to section
acr Laws lO appears by the minutes OF said Board
Mir. Cr.,,l-I move that Mr. StOrrs receive no salary
IA AssisIt SyCrc,ITy OF this Doard. IAis motion IL,
understand, agreeable To Mr.. stOrrs.
Mr.. StUTr.-li II.
Fire Commissioner IlcnnCsscy-l desire to call the at
~ Fire commissioners which sent in weeks
ago IL ash; for an appropriation ~ S0iG ~, to meet
lie curtt expenses uf 1871. The Controller has bal
snc to the credit Of the Fire Department OF t2OOO hut
n will r, auirc tAau this 10 pay salaries. new
heltOwcr Is required in Fifty flrSSt in place OF the
one which recently fell. The beethoven IN MariOnst is
HIe an an unsafe condition; in fact Is liable to fall at
Hayor Ia-The law does not provide for an apprOpria
ton for riovcrs; hut suppose the amount required is
raised on bonds, Mr.. Hennesscy eau you negotiate the
hOIdSf
MIR. IIcunce>. VI can,
The matter VA, referred to the Controller and the
Board Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
TWEEp's DEPARTMENT BANKRUPT.

THE FUNDS NEARLY EXHAUSTED-lMPORTANT
Letter FROM DLPCIi CONTROLLER
CRY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
CONILoLLkE's OFFICE, oct. 4, 1911 :
10 tie Department Of Public Works: The
Injunction order having been settled by his Honor Judge
barnard Of the Supreme Court 1t is important that all
departmcnts of the City Government should understand
their present condition respects the finances of the
city and II seems essential that your attention be i'm
medacy directed the facts relative " your
depaI tnent:
The entire amount appropriated by the Board Of APP
pOrtiOument for the Department OF Public Works from
Tho balance Of appropriations for 1870 and previous
was tl9oOl2 showing the total appropriations " be
o. the amount there has been already paid your
requtiOn the sum Of s167666 ~ leaving balance Of
statement accompanying this shows the various pur
poses for which the appropriations were made the
amounts so appropriated the sums expended up 70 sept
a. 1911, and the balances unexpended at said date.
BY this 1t will be that all appropriations made for
conducting the Department Of Public Works for the
whole Of the year 1871 amounting 10 d 8s2s8 co. were
expended by you prior to Sept. H. except the sum, N4
Sol o. appropriated for salaries which, understand
scarcely sufficient TO meet the demands for the month Of
Septic nber This Department has funds at its dis
pOsA and power TO funds to meet any demands
for the year IN Of the appropriations made
for that year above stated. All the authority fer
these purposes vested in this Department s exhausted
when IL las provided for your Department ana paid the
above SUN Of t24,29l 81.
Section Of chapter 6sS ofthe laws ofls provides that
Aab 4, for purpOs Sherer shall be hereafter incurred BY
De- the City Of o@. Of the County Of
exceeding the appropriation made for S0eh
County
70 Incurred
BY order above referred TO- the Supreme Court has
enjoiRed
E d . e. rsSs. Saes sgsS, .s1 S.I ct. fro U. -. -
stes1 CSBe Of said city Dot unless a. sgpropn
-. ~ =! Nv, s.n s':TiSS.y ~A1 As SiS'''o "
nv oas Of The sssaoe Of said asss ASd
us DetSrnsnt from paying claims IN Of Ibe
ennt - sen M sOb purposeS by the Aforesaid Scare Apor
AatNAsL
In view Of thse provisions Of the Law and Of the IN
juno order appears that this Department cannot
pAy 70 OF provide for the payment during the present
I0g lie DeUaSnsens Of Public WOrks any cum IN sx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
NEw-YOSK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER 8. 1911

o,s., .ssessrueuts of Hewarx ave- sewer from Mail
a. 10 the western boundary, A79 10 improvements
in Ferry ST. from Jcerrons to the western bonn uS
In FrttsL s. 33 90 suudrics, Icj3 78 Assc ssmeDts
for the Improvement OF GTanst have been c OiitS
an En,nce TO ascertain by what legal means the extra
OF rs per cent added ~ the valuation OF city
property by Board Of County Assessors can BIO re-
moved.
pArrpsos.-The Republican Convention Of Passalc
County made the following nominations ysster9S aS,
Jacob II. Blauyet County Clerk George ~ Horo
neTs Tho Maln-st. Horse Railroad was begun yester
day south Of Markctst. The evening schools Will open
next Monday. go
PAssAIc-John " Ryerson Street Superintendent VIII
contest the action of the Village Council IN removing MN
from office on the ground that OF the members does
moi own property tho village, and consequently IL not
legally quaed according ~ the charter to act with the
BOARD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
A PILOT-BOAT DISABLED.

The pilOt-boat Moses IL. Grinnell, while
coming down the East River, yesterday, bound out to
sea, with number of pilots on board when of Cover
nUrs Island was run into by bark In tow Of the steam
tug Echo The anchor OF the bark struck her amdshps
the port sde tearing away the pankng. She began
to leak fast that she taken in tow by passng
tug and put shore at Governors Island TO prevent
sinking, the water being tho cabin floor. She Will
lie pumped out by the steamer John Fuller, and put
the Screw Dock for repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

Sturterant Housc-Gen. s. P. Hentzelman,
Gen. G. Hartsuf, Gen. o. $. shepherd, and Col g. w.
Patton, u. g. A. - Everett House-ViscOunt Parker
Of England. = Clarendon Hotel-Mrs Gov. Hofman
and daughter, Gen. r. L. Banks Of Gov iiofnans sta
and MiAs Clara Louise Kellogg. 60 Mth Apente dos
Gov. Bullock Of Georgia, the Hon. W: H. Barnuin, m
c. Of Connecticut Col McGome OF ia 51
j. N Knappof Auburn, N. Y, and Thomas winans , OF
Baltimore. - Astor House-The Hon. j. Nj AshI.y
and the Hon. C. T. Hulburd Of St. lawrence
Co, N. Gasey House-The Hon, G HotlSee a.
Richard F. Stockton OF NewJersey and H. D. GoodyeFf
OF New.Haven. So BrepOOrt House-Prof' Slinnan VI
Yale College, and Col. j. d. Cameron OF Harrlsouis
t. Hoffman House-Gen g. J. shannard OF Vermont
and Judge r. 8. Hale Of Eizabethtown, n =. =. ~
Nicholas H0tel-(ien. H. L. Robinson OF BnghamtoH1
- Ai6emarIe HoLel-PrOf. Blake OF NeW,haVen; -;
Franouclo OF the Spanish Legation, aud L. eeots
Stewart, u. 8. Consul In Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

Of the said o1 for Of the purposes spec'
fed in the statement annexed, for the year 1911
1t Is also my duty TO bring specially to your nouco o
by the of the Injunction order TO which nave re.
ferred, Ills Department is restrained from raH"1 upon
the bonds and stock Of the city othcr than Assessment
BOnds) any whatever for my Of the pur-
poses of your Department. and 1t u proper that those
employed by, or who are about making engagements
with your Department. shouI be distinctly advised OF
the present condition Of Affairs Very respectfully,
ANDREW II. GREEN, Deputy Controller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
Neon. 5p. NJ. Midnight
69) 10 100 W.
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
Long Branch Rocta. Bsltri and
way, and Coney Id n. Y. Baths Flushing, b.
S:n eS ST so $50
vllTHm ynosPRcrs rms ylcIEITI
CSee Phh pare,)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

John Reed. who has served one year OF o sem
tbS hsarooa obs Nos shus Btss Phsse vs h bed tsss
takss % PSs,ssAaE ssahss nlsa.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

Grocers and Family supply Dealers sell Doc
Lzrs fsAsr POWDER. II l. the best Tale no other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
iAnnouncemenELI



1t has long been matter of surprise to us
that people will and punishment OF
aches when easily the necessity Of suffering pain
hats purchased KsoIs Celebrated Hat Emporium No 22 Broadway
has been known suffer from them The remedy purchase
only hats manufactured or imported by Knor.
The NEW DIsINFECTANr, BRoMo- CHLoRALUM,
potsono AID odor destroys oo prevents
contAgOn. Prepared only By TILDKS Co., 176 Wams New.
York Sold BY Drggista
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
preparation for the public experiment un.
rnueet for restoring gray hair ts color promoting il
growth, and producing new hair on bald hssda
"HURRAH FOR THE GRAND DUKE ALExIslr-
The RUSSIAN Vkpor BATHS % md Is Fourth are tn.
most agreeable refreshing and the
take them daily. and recommend them highly.
BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYENG OFFICES
Of LoRD s Brosdwiy Twenyeeond 40 cor
Broadway hsdeup ssments laces sheB gloves ka, cleaned
THE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy RELI-
ABLE WlrcHEs DIiHosDs And
STERLING srLvKR Is SaUKEs 81 Putonst Diamonds speciality
For a stylish and elegant HAT, 20 direct to
the manufacturer EsPnscHsD, lls Nanaa.st
Grocers and Family supply Dealers sell Doc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

For a stylish and elegant HAT, 20 direct to
the manufacturer. EsPnscHaID lls n ausu Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

BLEACHING. CLEANING and DYENG OFFICES
OF LORD s Brosdwiy Twentyseeond 40 cor
Broadway hadeup garments aos fss.hs gOv Ia, cleaned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

The BEST PLACE in New-York to buy REL1-
ABLE DIlnosDs JRwrLEY and
STERLING sLvEa SauiKEs 81 Putout Diamonds specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
for the public experiment It's success un.
raneef Tor restoring gray hair to lie natural COLOR promoting its
growth and producing new hair bald hssda -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

NkA5Bhh fhotPhCft Sok fhu sIUi
tSee Pihh page.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-12
COMPANIi DID, VAPORHS DB La MALA REAL.
l'I1INERARIO.

del de la Nala m de dar Wales
MENSUAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-12

e25p9
ASH expeid la
ddpr
o vapesaE aEuropaa o.
pu O d nApimer usual
mein diN to Ntde eo u dia alen A iinaaro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-12

,oagoria RosaIy y comp. -Ba-
Puertc.P Plata, seilores GinebrsI
Aguadilla Amsll julia Y comp,
santh6mas Lamb J comp 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-01
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI

: e Cabinet meeting to-day petition from Chicago
ad, signed by Representatives OF both political
L asking that troops be stationed In that city for
tn tection OF property those which were there i'm
III, ely after the late fire having been withdrawn In
a. 80 .lnce with the petition order has been Issued
fr, a portion Of the eth Infantry, now Mt Wiet's
GS pa South nron was
torncy General Akerman stating the result Of his late
bo released on bail, IL was thought best 10 leave
that matter TO the discretion Of Mr.. Alderman.
Utah, and necessary additional troops will be sent to
that Territory. 1t is known that some OF the Federal
thOres in making arrests this Is considered by the
heads OF military affairs here to he uexpedlent unless
there should be resistance to such extent az to require
the additional force Much Is left to the discretion OF
Gen Augur who has taken measures TO u insure tran
crp0n Of the aboyenancd subjects, business OF I'm
porance was Transacted though the meeting continued
three hours
Treasurer Spinner will, in his annual report notice
what he terms ian infamous libel " upon the Treasury
Department generally and upon himself In particular,
which appeared in New-York newspaper, and which
was shown to him OH his return from Europe. The
ticle headed, Leak in the Recommendations OF
Dollars Abstracled," etc. After a long review OF the
subject fortified by extracts and references from the
books OF his office tn" Treasurer says the charge or the
destruction cartOads OF acCOuntbOOks like the
that he had taken, on warrants made payable to
+. E. Spinner, moneys amounting 10 over tOOOW1'
and for which he had not accounted is, he hopes su
GENTLY dspr1ved by The simple statement OF agts tGo
10 the records aud papers that are accessible
in the various Offices of the department to which they
properly belong The charge that he arrived Ill England
the 10Th Of May and proceeded to Baden where no
parted with his companions and disappeared was III per-
feet keeping with all the rest The whole article from
the beginning the end, far any material fact Is
concerned 49, Cen spinner says an nnnitgatta lie, ana
50 known by its getters up when II was invented
pcnned, and published. IL has been said OF municipal
officials Of northern city that they 90 not deny the
charge OF robbery of the public money made against
them There is reason to believe that taking advantage
OF absence in foreign land these false charges S
organ Of the Ring In that city and whose editor one or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-01
A SCANDALOUS STORY.

JAMES FISK, JR., CHARGED BY HIS ALLEGED
PARAMOUR WITH ROBBING HER OF OVER
,OOO-AFFIDAvIT OF MISS HELEN JOSE
PHINE MANSFIELD AGAINST THE GREAT
ERIE IMPREsSARIO."
In spite of Pratt injunctions and Fisk threats,
some Of the documents the Fisk Mansfield suit reached
the light yesterday, and among them the following
affidavit OF Miss Mansfield or Mrs. Lawlor 1t Is the one
on which the order of arrest yesterday carried out was
granted by Judge Ingraham:
saSst ao du s % and coan o S
York Helen Josephine asn.asd being duly s"GTn SsPSs.s and
County Of NswYO that she has commenced this .sd action in this
GSS s :.r s ssss .st Il ne ss o 4.
and Der cause q icOa Is,n. The said defend
ant s%e & .Ise sI sna jane. az 1s
S s &c ~ Tsa I'D nd e.. I'D
ala defendant Jane. E IT, in The spring Of The year lss Informed
Jane. FIJI, j., vas about u. sum Of go 900 ..,,--,,
defendant James Fi TO iny.. said last mentioned 10 he
% az
and S SF SsS1S.ai The The IT, ~ e.
for $1,000 b, dcpOn,n that only
.Sd % fESsss sS e s';as a.:
nsS. Gspcasnt would ssO0 money
!: he. t s a1'. s' Ct cash -. & s s:s''
@ s al: :S Of % and Tor Us. in and thereby MAJ:
money for her, "s AID gSDsS, 'S' n SS SsS' :
.ah moneys for margins aiors.. . wsi The al. tsnts3t
nSsn x. ia ma S co. sqSs By hin nd Il. sods ssd
manner Ia which hereafter forth that The aid
house meaoned Aforesaid purchased for deponeu said
James Fisk H. and the deed hereof made eat end delivered
dpossnt ufcahse agreed TO be pad was thai
$4,000 part q purchase money therefor was p. By Tie d dssnd
bond mortgage and The Of & house and lot 70 her
subject certain ndeuure Of mortgage said prem
payment Of 'd Of e2oS and hat s:d ds.etA1t
James Af H. furpshed eseod said house be bad Agreed do
above and that The nS,n Dd sScCa.. ss pSrcA;:
same urs D. Sy NJ. a.fesdnt James r j. %. Of and he
moneys belonging And according 70 h state
and agreements AFORESAID leaving in bis bands After the pansst
sfEa ESQ 900 pan parAs.s Money o. ,.d Asa and ne d
sum Of eo furnishing apc sscoas Ne ssns' Balance
40 900 Of he mansy efdsponsnt
Ana drpopeu tuTr nAy copets and Oxt Ne nGge
docs ana Agreements A t.fssdsss Jlnss n IT, With S.pea.s
=. ,r..aI and 10 hin with The therefor a.
snosss q SnosS ressssssa By Ja.s. Fish IT, =. "a
nay a. operations for defendant dspeaent -
. dsHyed eeAn bseds Of the uaid Ststss ooyaans
heta~as 10 Ae (shish ssuard converted nte noaey $50
IA Ijrpdsnt FISK IT, and delivered 70 hsT teeIonp
,o,s or dus N whiting or To amount Of md esn,
Mn 4. .iores Aforesaid Whlca
A- guPYIY DRYAHrnESr TINE EAin kAnwAIOonrAb(
O' puKcBAIxa AazEYs 0Sncs,
No EAiRPIAca, AAN-foAk, ApnI -
., BORROWED recetea ffsn Mo n j. Hsasa,
Ina Raw thousand hssarsd saa dshVzss 49, ~
BtaaaR asnsnL pa
:'..,.: 0D,TM .. r-.-u.. 10 ..ah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-01

to his private room, where the following conversation
took place:
Inspector-Mr. Green, why don't we get our money!
all hard up. As for myself, unless pay my rent by
the first Of November shall be turned into the street.
i
Mr.. Green dnterruptng him)-Thero is no necessity
for making long address; perfectly understand your
The cause Of the wrongs Of which you complain
andates the time of coming into ONCE ana am 40
ing all can for you In due time you Will all get your
rights. . . ,
Another InspeCtor-Mr. Green am in an equally bad
FIX.
Mr.. Green-Are You q professional payer or sewer
makerf
Inspector-No Sir am not and. in order TO inspect
pavemcnts II is necessary to he professional payer
Mr. Green-Wha is your business
Inspector have none.
Mr.. Grccn-Then you think that q man can inspect
pavemCnts without knowing any thing about themi
InspectOr-Yes, If he is q man OF education ana mas
specifications to 60 by; am educated; graduated at
the school in SXcCnth-s and then went to college for
three years in Kcntucky after came back to NewYOrk
was reporter for Of the papers, but not having
the qualifications to distinguish myself In that line, lett
II, and got position us Inspector of pavements.
inspect pavementsl
lnspectOr-Yes, Sir, do
Another lnspectOr-MT. Green, do you intend to pay
usi
Mr.. GreeR-I do Just as as I can; am now ex-
aiming your pay-rOls find that some of your bills
are correct and such have found to be so Will be
paid tomorrow but shall pay bills until have care
fully examined them.
Mr.. Green then directed Mr.. StOrrs to have paid to-
day. the whose accounts had been found TO be cor
rect, and the committee withdrew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-01
THE "wooLsEY FUND" OF YALE COLLEGE

At the Commencement of Yale College in
1871, resolution adopted by the Alumni That
fund OF $500 900 be raised to be called the Wooey Fund
and 70 be placed at the disposal Of the Corporation Of
Yale College for any purposes connected with the Uni
yersity and that IN order TO carry this resolution into
eject. committee Of ten DO appointed with power to
inorease its number 70 number not exceeding hfty
The Committee appointed under this resolution has
Frsi Subscriptions will be received from anybody, in
any form, Of any amohnt, payable In any manner,
entirely at tho option Of the ver save that they must
be TO lie Woolsey Fund free from any conditions Gifts
IN the College for special objects will not constitute
psrt Of ibis 7und SECOND: Graduates win be desgnated
Ia act in behalf Of the Committee In all the
Glasses ana in III departments Of tho Uniyersity They
will be supplied With circulars and subscription pspers
Third To persons Of hIcd income is suggested that
ments on before tho t Of May ia each year for Ave
successive years In order TO secure 1t 10 I'M
portspt that every graduate contribute according 70 hs
innsn1 Fourth: Rsmittances may be made TO the Col
iese treasurer Henry c. Kingsloy, esq, NewHaven,
M he treasurer Of Committee Alexander H. Stevens
sso Cashier OF the GalAtin National Bank, NewYork.
Ts moneys received viii DO placed vt interest for the
bensat of The fund Whenever the In the treasury
shall amount 70 WIN DO paid over g the 0orPo
ration Of Yale College, for the purposes set forth In Tho
resolution. WA Letters q inquiry 9. :ugip:.ion may
say RpRd Of YAle Csusss." Box ast4 Asvhsvsn oenn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-01
TIE HORNETS CREW UNPAID.

To me EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of to-day appears long
communication from conspicuous friend OF the Gu
bans" in which the question is asked, Have the own
ers of the Hornet no rights worthy Of considerations II
our friend will visit the Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court for the Southern District OF NewYork he will find
that said owners enjoy Of the highest privileges OF
American citizens viz. that Of beng sued When the
Hornet left the port of NewYOrk her last trip she
was manned by a crew who promised good wages
for what il was asserted might be dangerous voyage
The crew worked well, did its duty and rewarded
l,v being discharged at Aspiuwa-if am not mistaken
in the name the pOrtwithUnt pay and in many cases
without a cent TO bring them home. The majority OF
Them however reached New York and after vainly en-
dcayurng to get their pay Joy appealing to the honor OIL
the paTiOs" they have sought justice at the auds or
inc cc States authorities, and these gentlemen who
have no ,hts worthy Of considerations, nterpOse the
defense that the expedition an Illegal one, and
therefore the law cannot interfere. Really this device
is TOO thin to deceive any one. ii the Hornet Will
only come to she will be placed i'll the custody
of an officer of the court quite irrespective OF any
claims which the Spanish authorities may nave against
her You have been doing work In the past Few
uonths by denunciatOns OF seamens DOardnE
hnsrs Rhas and other frauds Of this city VIII you
nn saw one word for these who started on danger
ans eynrdlton for "poor Cuba not knowing but that
their lives might pay for their tenerity ana VINO arc
now denied the paTy pance which is their DUE on the
round forsooth that they engaged In an Illegal
Expedition humbly submit, Sir that IN lace OF these
Ges sympathy for the owners Of the Hornet becomes
'maudlIn sentmentalty. T. D. u
NEG York, Oct. 81, 1911