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New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
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BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.

brighton BEACH RACES
- MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY and sArU RDAy this week.
JAS MCGOWAN, X. ROBINsOS,
Secretary PTesifenL
MONMOUT TIL PARK RACES, Long Branch,
Uk n. J. EVERY TUESDAY. TIT RSDAY AND SAT-
UkDAf 10 August "a. Races promptly al 23O o. IN
SIX seven Races each day Trains And boats drecs -
Grand stand
Philadelphia and reading 4. r.. Liberty stree. ssfsy'
sil3. IL a l2l5, l2<5 1880 IN PennsvvAniA ~
Cortandt and Desbrossos street Ferry ll:5v m
p Boats via sandy Hook PIER ~ II. fot OF he0'"''
o., .. IL a. m, 1910. p N 80,
Fare Round Trip. incuiing admission 70 Field 81 D,
j. IL COSIE Ek Soc A. y SASSAi u ~
SARATOGA RACES
~ BEGIN JULY "a
And continue on every vAilabs dsy until August -
Not each day. trst fa.s a. - -.
JAMES n MARVIN HresioesS
c. wuRArLA- -APcrctaxy.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
THE MONEY MARKET.
HUNDAY. IulY la-R 4.

SUNDAY, July 16-R NJ
Tho United States Treasurer last week received
S221, ,s71 from customs and g. 429930 from internsl
revenue-tosal from both. s6651 SOL Tho Treasurys
net available balance increased 81 540 There
was gain every item. The gold gain Of S63S. 235
made by accumulation Of $4<6.59o bullion. plus
reduction OF s19l.64o In the amount Of outstanding
certificates The gain in legal tenders msde by
accumulation Of s2,95s,566 notes. loss the issue OF
S24l5. 900 certificates OF deposits Tho silver balance
was increased s1.276.s07 By sccum ulation OF
927 bullion plus the reduction OF s40.sso In the
amount OF outstanding certificates The Treasury
dnccd its fractional silver coin by the OF s102 532
subjoned of Saturdays
pared with those Of the statement OF July 10:
July TO- 1856. July l7.lss6. Changes.
Gold coin and bull
rcs....'... s56s62.99i s57.5Ol .229 Inc. s6Ss 2S5
sa Ssnl notes lss!s7 a tssf9iss sis ns Ens
banks .'- =. l32O9794 14I5l,s74 Inc. 1.l42oso
954ss.eG5 9G7l5472 Inc 1.27eso7
Totals . sls5 453 O53 s1ss 4O69O7 Inc. So 1853 s54
Deduct for funds
bk notes, incld'g
fund d......-. 7osO2.424 7O,7ss.72e Dec. 1895
Net avail balance STA e5Oe2s slls 7s Inc sSe5754e
ItracJ silver coins 2ssoi,615 2s7o2os9 Dec. lO2,532
Total bannce sl43455244 sl473lO,2el Inc. 49, s55Ol7
In view Of the large the House OF Rep
resentatlves Mr. Morrlsons resolution reduce the
surplus In the Treasury, and Of the probabilities OF It's
adoption by Senate the condition OF Treasury at
this time possesses than ordinary interest By the
foregoing t will be that the Treasury
holds So 494 OF funds that have been deposited
with for special purpose OF redeemlng National
bank In addition to that the Ireasurys current
liabilities are ABOUT tue AVERAGE amount OF
S47,0OOOOO. Here Is total OF Sll7, 500. 600
OF liabilities. which funds must
be all times. Against this the Treasurys
total cash gold exclusive OF OO0OO 600 for
legatendsr notes. National bank notes and deposits IN
National b1nks exclusive or silver amounts OUy TO
S92 691 435 owing deficit OF S25,2OOOOO Deduct
the silver balance leaves the silver surpu
only SG7, 900 OOO or course the execution OF the
TORS TO take silver, and IL will make difference IN s
ver-whetner 10 be the bOndhOders the
Conference.-The will be practical step toward
reduction OF 25 per cent in tho purchasing power OF
the American dollar The evil effects OF which viii be
felt first Dy all classes OF whilo II
bring about contraction Of the currency By the
practical demOnetzIng OF 100000 of gold, which
would at one blow destroy all the gains and improve
ments OF the last twelve m0ntha.
Yesterdays to reflect conserva-
for the week. but h- changes are so In
consistent with each other 70 be- lnexpiicabe We
arrived at the datC when last year hgh-water
mark was reached with tho Reserves After AugusI
they declined sharply while IN ss they continued 10
All summer and winter.
following Yesterdays statements with those
o the cores pondnc dates of I-s5 ana lro4
July -. l--4. July l., l--5 Juy H. 1s-6.
Loans S5,-. .6O3.7OO s3O7 100 S3JJ6l5bou
Sucrie 72.-3l6OO llN3iN..OO 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
Rnru rrcLsE BOIRDs STILL ATIr

The rooms of the Excise Board. at Bond st.
and the BOwcry, guarded more closely than ever
Yesterday and Mcssrs Morris and Haughton determined
not to give up their clam TO office for the present. MI
Morris at the rooms part OF The day, while Mr.
HaughtOn said TO bo sick AT his home. There was
no rca SON. Mr. Morris said. why they should give the
fight of Attorney General Brien's decision
The Attorney Generals iutest opinion was In direct con-
nict with opinion last September when he declared
Excise Commissioners were state officers ami
under the jurisdiction OF state law MT sandord coun
sci for Mcssr- HauChton and Morris had a conference
with the counsel OF the new board In The IRIBT NJ
Building al 3 D. m.. nothing zane OF the talk. 4
ward Messr. Andrews ana Won Claim went to the Bond
It, building with Lawyer Dayton, hut only got as far
the door, chef Clerk PerleY. Of the Old BOARD met
them the sidewalk AMI said the rodms upstairs were
locked up for tho night The members OF tho new
board SAID they aware that ic late IN
the day They would come back III the morning and
take possession OF the they said. fr they 10
the building his morning they probably Will mud the
iron which guards the hallway the second floor
securely locked against them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
OUR FIRE.

The fire that occurred in our place
yesterday afternoon at 4:9O caused
anywhere from $4,000 to 100000
damage. A full force of employees
has been kept at work all night
putting things and stocks to rights,
so that our business will open as
usual this morning at o'clock. The
serious damage was confined to five
departments-Hosiery, Mems Fur
nishings, and Laces on the main floor,
Dresses, Suits, Costumes, and Wraps
on the second floor and Furniture
on the third floor. All these are
piled aside under surveillance. The
other departments unhurt are In per
feet order
The big bargain sale Of "out.of-
town" and Tourists garments and
articles that we began Monday
morning, intending to continue for
a full week, will 90 straight on I'M
impeded and unimpaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
OLD LADIES ASSAULTED by BOYS
NIECEs OF DANIEL d. ToMPkiSs FAArH1&raiD DY
WHITE PLAISs RUFFIANs.


Miss Harriet ana Miss Mary Tompkins, maiden
ladies' eighty ana eghth.fve years old respectively.
n'eces OF Daniel D. Tompktns. who was Governor OF
Now York during tho Of 1872 and after~ard Wee
President OF tho United States, live on farm no he
village Of White Plains They let ont the farm am Two
morning at 10 O'clock as they were suing In thrii
diving-room after late breakfast three boys named
Ed ward Tobn. Edward IIogan and Michael Donovan
walked into the room aud sat down fourth boy,
about sixteen years old. The nrudcrs asked Tor some
thing eat The old ladies them some bread and
butter This the boys threw back In their faces ana u
mediatey threw them down on the floor and as
saulted them. They then l.ft the house;
The following morning they returned to the house apd
found old ladies sitting I'm their chais seemingly IN
dazei condition. The boys toOkisome salt with which
chickens which they stole from tue oil ladies'
and off TO the woods TO COOK tnem Dur
all this time the assault the Misses Ioinpkihs
had given no alarm, and, having called upon,
nothing known OF their misfortune In the village:
But on Saturday afternoon Jack" Morrissey, pal
Of the four young ruffsns. went TO Chlof OF Ponce
George w. Lee and told him he knew OF JOB which mad
been put up" on the Misses TompklDs ana thought IL
hsd been carried out
Chief Lee went to tho Misses Tompkins house and
found them s Sitting In their chairs ana IN the sam.
dazed condition. They rcticsnt, ana Tho Chiel
could not get much Information from thsf' ne thsh
look for their assslsnts and, aided ny the In
formation given by Morrssey. he succeedel IN arrest
Ing them that night He took them before
the Misses TOmpkins once aud they recognzen Oil he
boys except Murphy, who had stool outside when the
took place All four were locker up IN inc Whte
Plains Jail Yesterday they examined before Just
ice Siman. Hogan and Tobn pleaded not euiity anu
remain led for further examination Lawyer iyAlt
showed that Murphy actual party To the as
sault aud succeeded In him released with
lecture from the Judge Michael Donovan put In plea
guilty held In default or ,OOO
the action OF the Graud jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
NEW REGULATIONS Ar QUARANTINE

Cuba ana Mexico are unusually Tree from
yellow fever tins and only deaths thus
lar occurred" 5aid Health Officer William VI. smith yes
terday. In previous years slrct Quarantine has been
put upon vessels from Havana early June To- the
passengers not being aOwet t. 10 the city until
i've day- hid apsed after leaving Havana A.
th-T pccautiDn cargpes have also been discharged
Upper Quarantine. rms delay TO passengers OF day
after arriving Ia port has caused great incon-
yenicuce and the Discharge OF cargOes into lighters has
been serious expense ami many times not absolutely
n Health Officer Smith. realizing these facts
has perfected additional regulations for this summer
..e SAID yesterday;
have studied this br ncl OF quara tine deeply. and
10 The regular steamers in quaai
tn The ave DAYS have expired after leavng Havana
when thcr little yellow fever CUBA. When be
comes 'c-ssary 10 use greater prcca W shall 40
arranged win Dr Burgess the
the National ioaTf Uca h Havana. lie a
certificate Of health ali be- posed vel
low fever who acclimatcn, that they may
rect 10 the city with tn mails Instead OF being detained
Quarantine with the steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
TIE syRANDIyG or the ALBAyo

Five officers and sixteen of the crew of the
Alta, Line steamer AlDuo arrived here yesterday on the
steamship Ander from Naysssa, Hayti. Henry Lynch.
first mate Of tie ApanO. said The AhanO was al an
Choir In tie harbor OF Jacruel Nayt on June 5takng IN
coffee About 3 T. m. thc'e a violent sQuall from
Tie southeast and we dragged our anchor The other
anchor but would not hOd. aud the vessel
was driven ashore. Efforts made 10 get her o,bu
she badly strained that she filed with water and
had abandon her. 1t is barely possible tnat she
may be saved"
The Baker Wreckng Company OF Philadelphia has
sent the steamer Victoria Reid and party OF wreckcrs
get the vessel aoat. but IL is believed she VIII rrovc
q total loss The A.DarO is AZ iron vessel was built at
ClasgOw iu 1850, and originally the Leon MIL
Che was DaIkcnl!ne Iig aud l.is6 tons capacity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
STEAMERS DUE.
SHIPPING Ne IT'S.

PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY, JUNE 81 1873
ARRIVED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
BROOkI.Y

Mrs Eliza F. Ransom, Of the women's Suffrage
Society called MAYOR Whitney yesterday and urged
that one woman at least he put in Board Educa-
ton. Size told the Mayor that she did not wan: the
place.
The Department of Steam Engineering in tho Navy
Yard will have to be cl sed July l. and $50 men VIII
be thrown out q work Oh account of lack OF appropra
lions.
JOIN CDnroy was charged before Police Justice
Naeher yesterday with stealing pail OF wa or worth
cent from the Office OF the GreeppOIn and Lorlmer
street Railroad Company. He pleaded guilty and sou
tence was susI ended
The twenty sixth annual Commencement OF ST.
Franciss College will place evening at the
Academy of Music Bishop Loushlin will preside.
damages from his uncle Frederick Bloln for criminal
intimacy with Mrs schnel ha~ been settled by the pay
ment Of 81 500 Schnel coycred $1,000 III SUIT fcr
damages for the alienation Of bis wifc's affections
II. Il. scharmann. who bade farewell TO his fellow
members OF dne hpat" Gl ete IL" o lime 0
finding that he will hold over FOL another year by the
Mayors Interpretation OF tie law las sent IN a
percInptory resignation.
In the Court OF Sessions Yesterday Michael Higgins
was acquitted OF the charge oi KILLING MS father whose
skull be fractured with bowl on Christmas Day Tue
doctor who made the autopsy was unable to tell whether
atscess i'll the lungs pe9risy, OF the fracture of the
skuil caused death.
Moses H. Richards. formerly Alderman OF The
Eleventh Ward died Oh sunday at his nome, NO l.l52
fnltonst, at the axe OF my SIX lie was elected oy
Rel ubllcans TO the Board Of Aldermen IN ls6o and
served one term being contemporary OF Mayor
Whitney in the Board. He has recently been supcrin
tendeut Of street repairs.
suit to recover So damages for injuries has been
carpenter Morris was one OF the persons on the
reviewing stand at Clinton and Lafayette aves on
Decoration Day. and injured when 1t broke down.
His head sruck the coping and he was SO hurt that he
cannot work for long time, aud his physician has for
hidden him to snOkef OF year.
Tue Board Of Estimate continued It work yesterday
Ii was decided that nothing cOnd be in the way Of
appropriation OI tie town OF New Los. which becomes
the Twenty sixth Ward after August J. rs the Boari
report 10 the Common Council on the hrst Monday
in July ii decl led to increase tie appropriate III
Decoration Day expenses from 500 TO $1,000. For
cleaning streets and removing ashes it wa, deelei 10
appropriate $4,000; $4,000 for street lighting. and
100000 for repairs to streets. In the Police Depart
meut $4,000 allowed for seyonty-d five additional
| nat ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
YOUNG NAYS WEDDING TRIP SPOILED.

seventeen years and half who has vd with his father
IN oath I2tl-st. Brooklyn married girl ed Wilson
opposition to his hers wishes The father OBJ
because us young and cause the girl
uleducatcd When the father learned thai his
ricd lac ordered him leave his and told hm that be
Iiius III. Early yesterday morning the son
his fathers house an ploGcd up his clothes III va
belonging 10 is father and saIcdO T. lie LETT The vaisr
and his Overcoi in the OF hOiel IN Broadway Tor
moments and Joan Mdckav age twcny.seNc n. o. No.
1a7 FIT stole them. policeman suspected that bt di
rgifullv by costly vasc and arrested bin 1t
police station the ali found 10 contain clothing
worth il claimed Selncr. but The
DELAY ia spoiled hi wedding tUp His father went to the
police and his had stolen the valse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JUNE p 1884,

nfyeieht resident Of Central Falls hanged hmseit 70
a bca N ia mis- cellar yesterday He oaves widow and
three children. .,.
Boston, Juno 2I-Msrtin Clarity, ace twenty eiaut
un ma rrtod. c0ntni tilted suicide this morning.
Bosroy. June II tspecdb.-Fr.nk Dollivor' Ase twen
~ one tho oldest son of Robert A. Dolver, committed
suiode Sunday Afternoon In the presence OF MS sun
dayschoo associates at tho Pavilion, Crescent eacn
Revere He had been disappointed In love- ABOUT
D. entered tho Sunday.schOol which he was accus
toned to attend His father was teacher there ana
tho young lady who had rejected him the organist
Both present Syhon young Dolliver appeared ho
called out goodbye" to them, drew arevolvor aud
shot himself the breast The scene unneryed many
Of the and chill ren and they wore nsrred faint
lug tho Tho young man was removed 10 Ris
fathers cottage near By Lio diod this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club sheepshead Bay 2:3o
r. H. vorL
Class day exercises College ofthe City OF Newiorx'
$3.50 y. ,,,, .,,,
Supreme Court , ,...,, o.,
Closing exercises at Institution for the Instruction o
Deaf and Dumb 10 a. III. ,
New York Newark cricket match, Newark 49,. ,,,o
T. ID. Morgan Post e. A. X excursion 10 foiht VIZ"
Island. -, Ill.,,
Pares will case surrogatc's Court Brooklyn. ,,,, O
Tes imonia 10 James s. Burdett, ChcHcriug haii'
r. III.
riot Commissioners meeting, noon. . 800
Meeting Society Of Amateur PHOTOGRAPHERS NO. l@-
West Thirty six hist. SIS p III.
Music III Iompkins Square. p IN: , >u,
Rose and strawberry exhibition OF the Farmers 0luo
of the American Institute, Clinton Hall.
Mlzzlni Society annual picnic, Elm Park, afternoon
and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
WHY SEBERSKY WILL NOT BE MARRIED..
The FAMILY OF HIS BETROTHED SAID TO HAVE
ACTED HASTILY.

ACTED HASTILY.
Isldor Sebersky. the young man whose marriage
with Miss Jennie Ash suddenly broken OH
by her relatives last week, does not seem greatly
distressed over hat has occurred. lie Is partner
in the clothing firm of Henry Ansorge N Co.. No
M Broadway. but formerly i'll business In
Jlmira. While there he paid considerable atten-
tion to a Miss Sarah Thompson. of that city. She
returned his affection with great ardor; so lhuch
Indeed that when three four years ago he
attempted to transfer his affections TO another sue
tried TO shoot him. Even after his removal to tins
city last year she claimed his affections ana Wouid
net tolerate division OF them with any one else.
" hen II was announced that Mr.. Sebersky and
Miss Ash whose father is a dry goods merchant ana
lives at No $40 East Fiity-hfth-st.. Were &c be
married to-day she sent the young woman's family
n letter explaining her attachment 70 SebersRY;
Mss Ash's brother Max went 10 Elinira and
investigated the matter He seems TO have found
enough facts t. warrant the family III breaking the
engagement, which they did at once.
MI Stbersky. who is small. dark-whiskered,
rather hands featured man OF thirty years or
thcreabouts said yesterday that he was ready to
marry Miss ash al any time. "lhe whole trouble"
lt added. was in sending boy up to E.inlra TO
look up the business. he not the person to
send on such an errand. Why, before he had been
registered at the hotel an hour tie whole town
knew Lis GRAND and what can one man DO AGAINST
a lot OF coSspsf bad no chance to explain any;
thing. Before | could make any defence u was all
in the papers. ] think my word ought 10 be taken
before that of such a woman Yet II Is her
Testimony alone that they use to condemn u e.
That about that letter which IT is claimed yOn
wrote VI ss Thompson stating that your marriage
would not alter your relations with her =
IL don't remember ever having written such a
letter. The woman has no claim upon me, AID j; Is
all nonsense TO pay any attention TO Whai she says
4 Jealous woman Will say OF do anything you
know.
Nh An.orge. who is married to Miss Ash's sister
Thought that his wiie's family had acted hastily
ami zone Mr. SeheIssy iTeat injustice. Tue
young NOman's father reius Is To- say anything on
HE subject. Miss Thompson declares III a letter 70
the family that II any attempt is made 10 carry out
Tie marriage she viii be at the altar and stop the
ceremony with blood il need be-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
NETWORK CITY.

The new United States Grand Jury assembled
yesterday and Albert I. Day was made foreman.
John w. MacKay has Joined the Board OF Direct
ors of the American Exhibition IN London III 1887.
and has been appointed vice-prcsldent for the lar
West.
Edward Whaen, aged twenty-one. Of No. 237
East Ffty-Dinth ST. was sentenced yesterday to
eight years for burglary at the house OF Hosanna
Grady No $50 East Fifty -ninth-st., on June IL.
William W. Penield and Cornelius OLcary were
appointed Inspector and messenger respccuVeY ny
Collector iieddcn yesterday. They are two faith-
fu supporters of the County Democracy
Thomas Fleming, age thirty of No. ~ Ohver-st
was found senseless at the foot OF the stars OF NO.
1O2 James-s.. yesterday, and died before an am
bulance came He had apparently fallen down the
steps.
A telegram received by Commissioner Wetmore
from the scholarship st. Mary's yesterday an
nOunced its safe arrival at Lisbon Portugal. with
its men III good health. The school will pass sew
eral weeks i'll cruise around the Canary Islands.
returning home III September
While at work on the half burned car stables at
the foot Of West Forty second-s ST. Yesterday Will
lam Mills. laborcr, whose home was sad TO be In
Brooklyn, fell from the second story to the side
walk and was killed. His body was removed to the
Forty seventh Street Police Station.
Captain James j. Madole. of the canal-boat
Edward Decker, had his spine injured seriously
yesterday by derrick, while he was helping to
unload a cargo of coal from the boat at West
Eighteenth-st.
While Louis Levy, age four was playing in front
of his home, 10. n Essex-st., yesterday, both his
legs were broken by car No. los of the Ave- line;
The police arrested James Shanahan, of No. All
East rwcnty-thrd ST.. who drove the car.
Commodore l.. n. de Saldanha da Cana, com
handing the Brazilian frigate living IN the haroor,
accompanied by Salvador Mendonca. the Brazilian
Consul and Gentil de PairO Mcro secretary OF the
Commodore, called yesterday on Mayor Grace
Joseph II. and Richard NJ. Collins who early IN
1885 forfeited their bail when under indictment for
raising and keeping money notes entrusted TO
them as brokers. committed TO the Iombs yes
terday by Judge Gidersleeve in default of bail.
The following additional subscriptions to The
Irish World famine fund have been received: Citi-
zens of Virginia City, New. by NJ. q. Feeney, SEQ;
citizens of Great Bend. Kan, by Ward and Court
ney $6l So; J. 5. Flynn and Others, North Clar-
endOn, Penn, $40 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
BABYLON FILLING Up

The South Side of Long Island promises to
be popular TINS sumner From all along the shore OF
the Great south Bay reports VI al active have
been received The engagements for July are far 10
OF last season. Patchogue Bay shore Isp and
Babylon are well satisfied. particularly the latter.
Nearly all the villa nnd cottage occupviuy
their places. The pretty Argyle Hotel opened on
June 10, and Manager askns he Ia perfectly Ant
izhed. sidney Dillon. Victor ches ana other ienicrs
ofcoitaees III Argyle Park have come 10 stay. The
foliage IN this neighDorhood Is particularly beautiful
suggesting shade rest aud comfort IN the sutry
which Is sure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

Collins Of storia. arraGcd before Justice
Kavanag In the Long Island Police Court YESTERDAY on
char bigamy preferred by Mrs Catharne Collins 81
Philadelphia who showed certificate OF marriage deu
June a. 1872 The OF the trouble Is MARY Ann heey
comely about twenty eight years OLD VINO mas oeen
oius his vile MIS-. Colnns 40
her her and her five children IN Dnp
rel9nd TO this tcr working III Phit
dclphia for while ne sent 10 Ireland for Mary Ann Kelley
who she sad livd door them at home. MIA COL
traced her uniahful hush nd and Mary
Long Island CITY where after chasing
them officer -hcrdan she succ cd,d IN
having couple Justice Kayanagh placed the
unaithul husband under $500 Lai and MIS- Solins NO.
under 1900, for further eXaminat on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
A BARTENDER STABBED on COMFY ISLAND.

cutting alfrav occurred IN the Gut" az Coney leland;
at Yesterday winch IL likely to result In ia death 81
Larry" CIockw-ll. bartender az Hcury h1hsegeIs
hotel John anney alias Manney alias dozen names age
twcny0ne went 10 the hotel SUNDAY night 10 engage
room recognized Crock we'll who refused hun
room aud returned Yesterday AT noon
engaged alteration with Crock wei ana was eccte
returned IN a minutes armed with an lee pies ali.h
well and stabbed aim in the let sie OF t
L. the negro scctlOn
was found 10, s pursncrs attacked OF the party.
known az Doctor charlie" sezei stuck from by
saner Bannry nvcting severe scalp wouml
Crockwe's recovery doubtful. Banncy was remanded 10
Jail by justice Waring TO await The result OF
(rncE tSe Ia II