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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-08
AN ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.
! EMPLOYEES OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
CHARGED WITH RMBKzzLEMENr.

EMPLOYEES OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
CHARGED WITH RMBEzzLEMENr.
supposed conspiracy tho part Of some OF the
employees OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to
defraud that corporation OF large amount Of
money received through tho sale Of ferry tickets at the
occs Of tho company at tho foot of Dcsbrosses aud
Cortandt Streets revealed before Justice Murray
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday Tho facts In
rslaon to the alleged attempt far could be ascer
ta,ncd, are as follows:-James Decker. ticket col
lector at ono OF the ierries George West also col
lector. and Mr. Van valkenberg ferry master, arc
charged with forming . combination about the latter
part Of May, 1875, 10 defraud the company
by the resale OF terry tckets Ono Of parties
said 10 have sold the tickets 10 the passengers
which they required 10 hand 10 the collector be-
fore going board the boat The latter, instead Of
depositng them box prepared for that purpose to
return them TO the company. is alleged to have kept
certain number each day In Tho cross examination OF
Pattner, who the complainant IN the case, yester.
day no stated that from The LIST OF May until December
20 1875. they had taken and resold on average OF
from lb0 $50 tickets per diem, dividing the proceeds
every evening II thought this conspiracy has ex
tended for many back and that The company has
lost heavily. The adjourned for further ex
animation and the parties admitted to bail
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DECISIONS
supRxME coUaT-caAMBRRs.


by Judge Wcstbrook
Tho Park Bank VIZ PatL-Memorandum
MARINE COURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Sheridan.
Butler Va Harden broOk.-Urder denying motion.
Schwartz VS. Harlem OF aL-Order appointing Her
man Hahlo receiver
Iccce VS.. Grnncll-Ordcr opening default
Friedman OF aL vs. Mcyer-Ordcr tor judgment
Croker VS.. Kennedy ct aL-Order vacating attach
ment &c.
Black Va. EvanS-Order denying motion granted.
Drayton Ct al. vs. vctter.-Ordsr TO soil perishablo
property.
Harris strickland.-Ordcr for plaintiff 10 deposit
money with clerk, &c
Rooney vs. rrask The Pcnhryn Slate Company vs.
Meyer Abowch ct al VS.. Weinberg; Macombcr
Harlem ct al; Hawthorne, Jr., Hunter; Maxwell
Hall ct al The Bigelow Blue Stone Company Vs.
Same; Jacoby CT al VS.. Mayer.-Ordcrs signed
BY Judge Gocpp
Frederick vs. Labach.-Notion granted without
costs See Endorsement
lyman ct al Va. Rcilly.-Motion denied with $40
Bell w. Rhodes-Motion denied without costs See
opinion filed.
Beldcn Va Ostorhoudt-Sce opinion lled.
Csstnor, Jr., ct al vs. Gartner ct n.-See opinion
fled.
Richard OF al vs. Bocr.-Motion denied with $40
costs Opinion filed.
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A DUSKY THIEF.

Emma Bannister, colored woman, residing at No
145 West Fifty second street, held for trial by
Judge wandc At the Fifty seventh Street Court on
charge Of stealing about $3.50 worth OF property from
Richard T. Dalton, n veterinary surgeon at 500
Broadway. On Sunday afternoon Mr.. Dalton left his
Office TO get newspaper and absent only few
minutes Whom he returned he met the defendant as
she leaving his Office He thought she had gone in
there merely to arrange her dress, which seemed to
have been out Of order. He never thought for mo-
ment she thief Twenty minutes later he
missed his vest. in WHICH his gold watch, $50 In
cash. PAIR OF gold spectacles, gold pencil and other
articles Officers McArdlc and Cottrell arrested Emma
yesterday and found all the stolen property Ia her
possession except the $50 She admitted her guilt
but snid she driven TO steal by want Emma was
not, however, particular rs to quantity.
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HENRY SHIELDS TWO WIDOWS.
WIFE NUMBER ONE FINDS OBSTACLES IN THE
WAY OF HER DOVER.

WIFE NUMBER ONE yINDs OBSTACLES IN THE
WAY OF HER DOVER.
Yesterday the suit Of Jane Shields against tho OK.
up again. In the kings County Supreme court before
Judge Barnard, on motion OF ex-Judge Daily, coun-
sci plaintiff to compel tho defendants to pay over
OF the income of thu estate. The has boon
tried twice in the Supreme Court Jane Shields
claimed to have been married. according to the Quaker
ceremony, TO Henry Shields deceased 1884 or 1885,
In the city OF Now York. her maiden being Val
sntnc and her age years. They lived together
Tor twelve or thirteen years hen Henry who was
then going into business for himself flour
merchant ON Broad street. ceased to his wife and
three children which she had borne him Who then
living In Williamsburg. He purchased a house for her
through third party, but did rontr butc to her
support In ls4s Henry shields married Miss Catha-
rpc Labor, by whom he had several children Ho lett
her The bulk OF the estate and Mrs Caiharnc shields
never knew Of tho existence OF such person Jane
Valentine Till the plaintiff put III her clam WIDOWS
dover before the Surrogate, when the will pre-.
scented for probate Tho legal then begun
Tho rst trial resulted in the failure the Jury in tho
case to agree As To which was the lawis wioow OF
Henry Shields, whose estate appraised at
$3.50 900 On the second trial, last winter, the iury
found that the plain.iif was the wife Of
Henry Shields, and such entitled
to a dover interest IN the estate. On Juno Is iudc-
entered and II finally stpulatcd bv both
parties that defendants should pay Mrs Jane shields
SO 900 cash In lieu of dover api ST. 80 for costs
Subsequently the plaintiff repudIa,ed this agreement
Yesterday defendants counsel opposed the motion to
compel the payment Of some OF the income OF the
estate lie said that plaintiff made subsequent pro-
posa to settle tho condition that Jane Shields
receive house worth s., coo Henry street So 80
rejected Counsel for Mrs Catharmc shields asked
that counsel for plaintiff he compelled receive no.
Defendants motion was granted and the motion or
PLAINTIFFS counsel denied.
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Fftyscvcnth Street Court, yesterday, Ellen
Maloncy Of No. al Second avenue, charged with
striking her next door ncshbor, Ellen Fitzgerald on
the head with lid litter, cutting a severe cash. 1t
was the usual tenement house quarrel Judge Wan
dell summary disposed OF the case by nning Mrs. No
loncy So.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon Jo.
scph Howell was held for trial by Judge Murray Tor
burglary, IN forcing an entrance 10 The residence OF
Charles Rcincg, at No. Spring street, and stealing
$40 worth OF clothing.
jerome Fucrth was held for trial by Justice Murray
charge Of obtaining SIS SO worth OF cigars from
Frank Brothers, wholesale cigar dealers at No "a
Beaver street, by means OF forged order purportng
Nicholas French, u tailor Of No 20 Oak street. was
held Tor trial on charge OF pawning 500 worth Of
coats which he had received II ON Broadway cloth
ing house to make and aerward selling the tickets
the property.
John Gordon, aged twenty three years, of No 2l7
Rivngton street. one OF the men who arrested
Saturday night by Olcer Morris OF tho FIRST precinct
the act OF carrying oil ST. 900 worth OF tobacco from
the bonded warehouse OF Samuel Carey a Co., at No.
~ harkcthed street. was AGAIN brought before Justice
Murray, IN the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, and
committed for examination to-day at two O'CLOCK r. Nj
Colonel James h. Blood, the rcputed husband Of
Victoria q. Woodruff appeared before Justice f. Sner-
Smith at tho Washington Pace Court yesterday
afternoon aud obtained a warrant tor the arrest OF
libel In reference To the careers Of Mines. Wood
hull and Caiiin. The subject matter OF the
plant is OF nature unit for publication.
The warrant was placed Ia the hands Of ser.
geant Bergholz and Onicer Fleming OF the Court
squad who yesterday afternoon arrested rrcat his
place OF business No. Is Bond street The prisoner
locked up IN the Fifteenth precinct TO await his
arrangement at the police court this morning During
Az Interview with HERALD reporter, yesterday
ing, Treat said that although no was not graduate
OF any recognized medical college he was wholly en-
gagged IN the pursuit OF medical science lie CLAIMED
that tho allegations contained In hts published pam
phlets were true, and that he published them in the
icrcst OF pubiic dcccncy.
Theodore Cardinal, OF NO sic Broomc street. fell
asleep on bench IN Union square Park yesterday
morning, and James Lyons, aged nineteen, OF No 425
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THE COURTS.
4 Woman's Protest Against
Legal Strategy.
Making the Herald Personals
a Legal Medium.
HACKMEN ON THE WARPATH

As reported In the HERALD few days since, Judge
Goepp OF tho Marine Court, granted attachment
bring before the TOR contempt OF its Jurisdiction
Mrs. Tay lor who keeps boarding house In this city
The alleged contempt consisted in tho lady not having
appeared court IN obedience TO an order supple
Inentary TO judgment. Yesterday tho lady appeared
before the court in tho nominal custody Of Deputy
Sheriff. 10 show cause through counsel why she
should not be punished for contempt Her counsel
presented adavts OF Mrs Taylor and other parties
house the effect that proper service OF the
order had made upon her; that Notwithstanding
the AFFIDAVIT OF the plaintiffs boy who served the
order he did show her the original at the time Of
SERVICE did he call her attention to the Judgo's
Signature thereon that all he did 10 appear al her
door at the same timc that gentleman MAS entering
and thrust small package into her haad tied ~ tho
bottom OF which after the boy had left she found the
copy the order; that even then she willing 10
appear but advised by her counsel that she need
not AS proper had been made upon her Her
statement as TO the manner IN winch The package
was handed to her was confirmed By two other
witnesses the house, and that no original was
shown her, and her counsel confirmed tfr statement
that she his advice III not aple3rin2 Al this
point Judge Sheridan who occupied the tench, coled
attention OF counsel the TACT that the attachment
issued by Judge Gocpp aud being 70 punish Tor con
tempt according to the practice procedures 70 purge
the party OF contempt should 10 before the Same
Judge who lie therefore would not hear Tho
case further Counsel Tor Mrs. Taylor thcn inquired
when Judge Gocpp would be Oh the bench. To ind this
out Judge Sheridan replied counsel would have to put
himself IA communication with Judge Gocpp, who Is
IN the country. Counsel then said that Mrs Taylor
HIS client was resident OF this city for many yeafs
and householder under large rent, aud requested
be allowed to remain IN his (c0unscl's) nom
nal custody until Judge Goepps return
Judge sheridan asked plaintiffs counsel what objec
ton there was to that. which the latter replied that
there several objections, among Thorn that tho
defendant he believed, WAS disposed TO DEFY the
laws Of bo,h God and man. Ho wanted that she DO
compelled to give bail for her appearunce.
Judge Sherdan-Lct her give ball, then.
The Dartlc- thereupOn retired from court III the
direction OF the Sheirs office Mrs. Taylor, the de-
icnlant large mo,herly and benign OF countenance.
looking far substantial to AVOID any responsibility
which could arise from commonplace affair
unpulu butchers bill
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackeu
OPENING or IHx AUGUST TERM.

OPENING or IHR AUGUST TERN.
This Court opened at eleven o'clock yesterday morn
ing tor tho month OF August Recorder Hacsett on the
bench As the Grand Jury was empanepcd OF
which Mr. Thomas Palea was appointed foreman. the
Recorder proceeded to deliver his charge 10 which no
took again speak OF the miserable accom-
modstion provided Tor tno Court OF General sessions
by tho city authorities Two OF The judges had
already Frustrated from having oecn compelled 10
nbaie continuously. during tue past TWO months thc
been vacation Tor month, DID ho' yet es iuiiy
rccupcraed In fact when he went away he discovered
that c weighed iory pounds less than he did short
tmo before lin TACT gentlemen, said The Recorder,
"the present court room is "a public nuisance aud
Jury th., INC calendar for the present month
very heavy the character o tne Cases sueh as
To call iorIh very patient invessigA''on'
DISHONEST PORTER
Tho frat case placed on trial vas that OF Henry
rs,e who was accused OF brsskina oocn Tho rank Of
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REAL ESTATE.

The only snies Of real at the Exchange Sales
room yesterday were as foows:-
r. V. Harnost sold property, 2sxloo 8, tho south
OF East Fifyfourth street. IS feet Of First
avenue Tor S., ooo to James A. dwell. Also the LOT.
25xOo5, adjoining. on the west, for $1,000, To the
same purchaser
seth ST. so n w. OF Madison av 25xloa2; George
4t4 $. s.oG H. v; ID av. iSsiosa: III. A.
Stl e.rns, ,2o; ;, 7+ ,r,sySla, and
ID az. ). SOB =; : 54.i ST. 5oliio: j. IL -' ~
iiSsS 4. IS $ - f. 9. Of Sd av i5xioo TO- w. H.
and wife A. Fcrserson ............... $500
asd sarn lynch sas vie a;5ssss; Nom.
u. Cool y ~, M Nom.
Water st. 1So sss' ssss7ss W Foster and
soh st.. ' 81 1855 r. e. Of Sd as. esxss6 A.
Bowery s.. ,aaxi5o Gs j. j. Freeman r.iciec to
Z: Q. Bernes 24,las
SER Gso -. to c s% Of d ~ 10; Ho"
Ten Brock referee. to j. Randolph. ........ 1900
64th st.. So 20 f. " Of Az ay. a5Niooa; RI 200,
ssd st.. n. 100 IT. 6. roth Nv, a5xioo5
Io,UUo
wcs. Washington square 90 s5, lsyears r. Ire
land to T. Egleston; }. y SAVAGE Dop. Reg 1875
-. go, MORTGAGES ~
rausssr T. IT,: g German Savings Bank s. w. cor
Johnson %osA ;1s ss si.f
5iith of ALLISON ayears............... eooo
MARI Frederick and wife. to r. Fauhabcr,.s 5. OF
l3o.h between Lexington and 18th year, 1000
Saul. Matilda b. to q. Hewlett, W. OF 10Th
Of l6i.t 1900
COMPANY, Of 4oth q Sd ysar.....: 1900
Reformed Protestant church, 34th st.. to Reformed
Protestant Dutch church, n. Y, u. Of 34th St.
wahter. ~. to W. SchmalI. 4sth ST.. o. Of 18th avn
Il yeaI..:.;.. ......... Ilso
Woolf, Daniel ami wife, to Mutual Life Insurance
Company. s. $. OF Madison st.. ". Of Clinton;
yea. o'ooo
ngs Bank Cedar 5000
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor wickham has signed tho ordinance providing
for lighting tho docks and piers OF the city, Tho Dc;
partment of Public Works is authorized to carry
out this necessary work.
number OF local statesmen loft for Saratoga yes.
to-day afternoon In order to attend the meeting of the
Democratic State Committee Ant-Tammany and
Tammany men speak hopefully Of union OF forces in
the November contest the prSlmaries of which 1t is
probable will DO secretly talked over to-day the
State gathering
Another meeting OF the Committee on Lands and
Places OF the Board OF Aldermen Will be held at tho
city Hall to afternoon considers.
ton the removal OF Castle Garden from tho Battery,
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ALMOST A TRAGEDY.

Ex-Alderman George Brown and his brother Joseph
appeared the First District Police Court at Jersey
City, yesterday. Joseph charged with attempting
murder his brother The evidence showed that the
Browns boarded with Mrs. Stiles. who was engaged
70 be married TO Joseph. Lately her affections
gradually withdrawn from him and ira psferrcd
George. Joseph became desperate, purchased a
revolver. and at one O'Clock yesterday Ing he re.
turued to the house. climbing tho fence forcing his
way IN. The brothers encountered each other the
stars Two shots fred by Joseph, but without
taking effect. During tho scuiIe officer Beakcs ar.
he and Joseph and escape
IN the direction Of Hoboken he captured after
lively chase. Justice Reese committed him for trial
charges Of burglary intent to KILL carrying a
cealcd weapon and firing pistol In the street
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RAID ON FERRYMASTERS.

The new system OF collecting fares from passengcrs
adopted by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company the
Jersey City ferries. has worked successfully as
anticipated In spite oftho precauton of having ono
fcrrymaser collect the money and tickets while
another lew feet further would tho tickets
aud deposit them in box. II was observed for several
months past that the receipts became greatly dimn-
ished. Detectives we're SGT at work, and the result
the arrest yesterday OF three fcrrymacrs Morgan
Decker Jacob Van Valxenburg and George West They
were taken to the Twenty seventh precinct station
whence they were conveyed before Justice Murray who
committed them In default OF 81 600 bail each Tor cx
tins morning Meanwhile the Investigation
o the accouNs will be continued ut the raroad com.
pany's office In Jersey CITY.
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VERY SANE INSANITY.

Yesterday forenoon a shabby and Wild looking man
called at Police Headquarters brooklyn, and told the
Inspector Of Police that he wanted locked up AS
he AFRAID he would kill ex-Judgc Samuel ID.
Morris u he was left TO himself lie said his namc
was John q. Manning and he kept drug store in
Clinton street His vile procured divorce from him
about four years ago and she subsequently shot him.
Tor which he had her arrested the il,nc Manning
who is evidently out of his wits. says Mr. Morris
gave his wife counsel which The cause OF all his
misery lie called on the cxJudsc last Thursday and
asked him why he had wrongcd him. At the time he
bad dagger IN his pocket, uut did not IL Judge
Morse lenL Manning " iail for twenty.n days
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.

Asuit relating TO tho affairs OF the Third Avenue
Savings Bank, and which may provo the pionecr u
numerous Others of the Sort has been commenced
by Mr. Horatio Avcr of this city, AS attorney for
Leonard Ellis Co. The suit Is brought against
Daniel Bates a trustee OF the hank recover $50 IN
the Third District Court II is claimed tn tho CON-
plant that while Bates was trustee OF the bank aud
had knowledge or tho banks Insolvency. he Induced
panls 10 an account in the bank that they did
open such account Ia the extent Of $780, of which
sum $50 remained in the bank the time Of its fail
ure, and stu remains unpaid. This $50 plain TINS claim
they have lost through the fraudulent
tons Of defendant and they seek to hold him respon
sibe accordingly. The summons in tho return
abIo the llth INST
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COMPLAINING HACKMEN.

The hackmen do not relish the exercised by
tho police upon their efforts to passengers upon
the arrival Of trains at tho Grand Central depot Under
present regulations the knights OF the whip are not
allowed to enter the building, and in fact have to
keep outside the curbstonc Thinking this an unjust
arbitrary rule they have determined bring tho
matter to u legal test Ernest Nc Donald, member Of
the Hackmens Drivers Association, having yesterday
trcspassed inside the forbidden lines arrested and
taken before Justice Wandeli, who fined him $40. the
charge being tue violation OF city ordinance regarding
hackmen. Application made TO Judge j. 4. DAILY
holding Special Term of the Court OF Common Pleas
Tor wri. of habcas corpus, which was made return
able to-day when the facts OF the controversy and the
law governing tho same will DO FULLY discussed
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KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
NO REDUCTION or sALARIES-THE NEW
UTRECHT COURT HOUSE JOB AND THE

r,rppcur comm uorsp ION .xr nm,
ann
fARNKRS.
A, .ner,.I MATING of tho y,pcs co,n,v to.u, d,
" " ~ e '' "'a'u VI
suPcr'so's' oe'u !es'e'ua! a'ernoon 'e'o message
received from Supervisor at Large James Howell
xthho,,,,r Ms .,nrov,, of ,ha ros,l,,,o, ro..,,,
-.-,I's - ,,, ''
pAsseu W 'ie p""'"' ""o" ""s s'ePuohc"n MAJORITY,
proposing 10 redusc the salaries Cf certain county
osce,s s,nucs and spbor,,,u,,es A, Ia, o,,,ox 81, .
po.,a ., s,no,v,sors n, ,,o,.nn !. 49, ,,.'
BOARD OF suPe'''sors hr ho"eiL IN MS message
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COURT CALENDAR-THIS DAY

SUPREME CouRr, CnANnERs-Hcid by Judge Dono-
uc-Nos. TO- ~. so 81, 81, So, o. %, ", l0O l02
lo4 l07, ll5 l2l $780, l3l, III, 1885, l,3 ia 1S6 s9
lel 1913, 2O5 10, 22G 30, 49, 23s 24O a47 24s $50
252, 253
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoSs.-Held before Recorde
Hackett-The People vs. William Conkin. robbery /;
Same vs.. Timothy Quinian, burglary; Same Vs. Alex.
andcr Wilson, burcary same vs.. Maggie kinscy bur.
glary; Same Remembrance X. knOwlton. burglary:
Same VS.. James Haley and James O'Bricn, burglary
Same vs. LOUIS Warrior, false pretenccs; Same VS.
George Rogers, gambling; Same VS.. Richard Fcrnan-
DEE, gambling; Same Va John Brennan petit larceny
Same vs. Martin sullivan Archibald White, and LOUIS
Brown, grand larceny; Same Va Morris Lyman and
Juliua Crane.
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JOHN O'DONNELL'S JUDGMENT.

As tho sheriff was about selling tho pictures in tho
Governors room yesterday. satisfy the execution ON
the judgment recently obtained against the city by
John oDonncl, for $4,000 materials Turn shed for
Harry Gcnet's Court House, ia the Ninth District, he
was served with order staying PROCEEDINGS in the
matter John oDonhell had been paid large sums OF
money iroh inc Cry Treasury during the ring rule
and Co"piroller Grsen desiruus preventing tno
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previously am led to apprshend that be mistakenly
supposed That they have my approval therefore think
due both to aud myself that should state that 90
NOT concur IN the statements made in the temper ia
winch they are evidently pssentsd IL true that on sew
eral lay before the Board At its
regular msetng communication addressed TO the depart
nent from the Department of Finance relating 10 pubic
business but wss prevented from doing for the sole rev
that the envelope containing them directed 20 me-
though the communication itself add the interior
velope enclosing addressed to the Depart
msnt of Parks | certainly do not recognize 'ho
Justice propriey ~ any action Vi the BOARD
OF which member which restricts or denies
my right conmisso present communication
public business which dor FOR the consd
GRAFTON OF the bosru Those Communications IN my
opinon courteous In only sue. inornation
would guide the discharge 81 duties imposed
you by law ana evnced desire part 70 sdjuss
the matters In question solely their merts They
entirely ia with the dates public
officer which, my knowledge. have marked
tn administration OF public for tho past twenty years
The refusal Of the PARK Department to receive consider or
business OF that ut which complains regard
simply that those who know long ard valuable
public servees and especially that those Who like myself
have been personally identified with should show their
alton OF to.e serves, by promptly eorree,hg ns
representations We most arreeabiy associated Tor
over aiteen years Ia AN administration Of the Park sha
justly anded the confidence of tho whole
And both ceplore influences that tend
:. jare destroy what III administration well cstAb-
ished Yours very truly, ii. q. SIhBBlNS
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SUICIDE BY PARIS GREEN.

Martin Turner committed suicids on Sunday morn
ing by taxing Paris green Coroner Ellingcr took
charge OF the yesterday morning. Deceased was
a carver and mouIder by trahe. some few months ago
ie became involved Ia quarrel with his wife and
family and left them, going I" reside With Mr. Pnugor
No AZ West fbirty-rcvcuth street About two
O'Clock Sunday morning he was heard TO leave the
house. Al Ten O'Clock he caino back and was almost
immediately taken sick, dying two hours later IRON
tho ELECTS OF PARIS green. as siterward asccrtanod,
taken with suicidal Intent ~